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WHUIUsdIJ anu ItIdII Uy
c p. ROGERS, Druggist and Chez
YHHHE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
u No. los CHESTNUT STREET,

between Third and Fourth, Philad
This popular and central Hotel, established by the
Messrs. Sanderson, having passed Into the hands of
the subscriber he desires to inform his friends and
the public, that II is open for the reception of
guests. To those who have visited stThe franklin
House, its advantages a desirable stopping place
are we'll known, to those who have not, it will be
onlynecessary - state that it ia situated in the bu
siest part of the most fashionable street. in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post Office Banks
Custom House, Places of Amusement, Hotels, Steam
Beat Landings, Rail Road Depots, Public Squares,
Court House, sc. SC.
Since the change of proprietors, large amount of
money has been expended in enarging re fitting re-
furnishing and painting. Among the numerous i'm
provements, may be mentioned Improved Entrances
New Ladies' Ordinary, New GentlemeD's Dining
Saloon, New Parlors, New Chambers, New Kitchen
and New Bar Room-besides many other minor i'm
provemens.
The principal feature of first rate HoteI-"The
Table and Wine Cellar" will be under the manage
ment of Mr.. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON, one of the
former proprietors, whose ambition to excel AS a
Caterer is well known. His widely celebrated Cook
"PELLETIER," aided by experienced assistants will
still continue TO be right hand man.
The Office and Books will be under the charge of
Mr.. GEORGE P. BURNHAM,
late the able Editor of the ''Daiiy Ohio UnionD of
Cincinnati, and more recently of Boston. In short
great exertions have been made and hereafter will
not be spared, to render ''THE FRANKLINo one
of the very first Hotels for comfort convenience and
good living. D. X. MINOR.
Philadelphia, July, 1876. al7-eolA26r
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a MEXICAN DEPOT
n OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS.

2SB MARSH MARKET SPACE
j. TOY q co. beg leave to inform the citizen,
Baltimore, that they have opened Store at the alb
place, for the sale of Standard and warranted ME
ClNAL PREPARATIONS, where they will be ha
TO wait upon those who are so unfortunate as 10
in anyws afflicted, and who may want any art
in their line.
DR.. M. X. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BANI
FLUID, &c, for the cure of Rheumatism, NeuraI9
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Bands, !
are not found to be superior to any others in use
money will be refunded.
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring )
beautifying the human hair-warranted TO benefit
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing more II
we ask for 1t ONLY one trial-satisfied that the Il
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will mi.
forwards do without it.
N3- For sale at the General Agency, No. 2sI Ma
Market Space; and also at w. G. GekIer's Comb a
Fancy Store, 60 Baltimore street, near Cav; g
Smiths Periodical Agency, No Sun Buildings;
Wlseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and Co
streets; I. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, SO N. Howl
street; II: Slater's Fancy Store, No. 203 Broadw3
Fells folht. iy23- cot
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HYpRoPHoBIA. As this is the season of the
year when dogs are more particularly afflicted
with this disease, and are most dangerous, it i:
indispensable that the greatest care and watch
fuIness should prevail. Dogs in cities should
not be permitted to run at large; but some how
or other in Baltimore no efficient dog-law car
prevail for more than year or two. The
owner of some favorite dog threatens to use his
influence against some member of the Council
who votes for restraining dogs; and the lives
of children and others may be sacrificed, sooner
chan said influence shall be lost to such MEM
Der. This is outrageous, but we fear cannot
he remedied. There ought to be tax levied
upon dogs, and every owner should be required
TO keep his dog within doors during particular
seasons of the year, if not altogether; or to have
him properly muzzled if permitted to run in
the streets.
We know not that any successful mode has
yet been discovered, of treating persons bit by
dogs in a rabid state-we therefore copy, with
pleasure, the following article communicated
for the National Intelligencer, in the hope, that
il may prove the means of saving human life
Mad Dogs. Sir: have recently noticed ac-
counts of dogs in rabid state being at large in
che streets; that they have bitten various per-
sons, as well as other dogs that would of course
multiply the mischief; and have heard of one
or two lamentable instances of hydrophobla in
consequence. If the proper remedy be applied
within moderate time after the accident, there
is no reason to dread any such result.
During my residence In the Brazls in 1914
and subsequently, | frequently witnessed the
distressing and fatal effects arising from the
bite ofraulesnakes, scorpions, and other We
nomous reptiles, that abound in tropical re-
gious 1t often occurred to me that an appli-
cation which would decompose chemically the
Visus thus insnuated, would immed lately alter
;aad destroy its Righteousness.
With this view, used aqua ammonia to the
bite of a scorpion, in the first instance, and
found it removed pain and inflammation almost
Instantly! then extended it to the bite Of the
r1ttlesnake: with the same success. Being
,sow certain oiits efficacy, recommended it to
several planters i'll the interior, who never af.
earwards lost slave in this way, although
death had always been the inevitable result be-
fore,
Reasoning I1o'h analogy, ultimately came
so the conclusion that the venom OF such ami
Tpals and the virus of others in a state Of rabld-
ness were probably very similar, from their
symptoms and results, so that abour 1915
wro.e an article on the subject, which, to the
best Of my recollection, | forwarded to the
Philoso phcal Transactions In this suggest
ed that aqua ammonia would be likely to pro.
duce the same chemical change in the virus in
cases of hydrophobia, and, if so, it would prove
an effective remedy against that evil.
On my return to England in 1895, an old
friend and physician informed me that ne had,
an consequence, frequently SO used it, and al
ways with succe S. The incisions should be
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From the Republican and Argss.1

90 TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
Of Sir Walter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor the king and the begga indeed its
consumption has heceme general, that is hard TO
dnd one that does not either smoke, snuff or chew
For ourselves we prefer rich Cigar All. there they
are! box of the agreeable deuders-BOOTH'S
BEST! Boy, light match so that we can luxuriate
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy. Puff
PUFF PUFF!m All BOOTH knows how to make
them If any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, we now are doing would recommend
them to No. So HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand 1t
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

The Volunteer Companies. We have been in
formed that since the commencement OF the en-
rolment of the militia, large additions have
been made in both active and h moray mem
bers, 10 our numerous volunteer companies.
We are sure it will aff,rd our citizens much
pleasure to see all of our uniformed compa mics
out on parade with full ranks, and it affords us
pleasure 10 state that such will be the case here
after The increase OF honorary members will
also be very beneficial, bringing each company
a large amount Of funds, with which t. paw
their necessary expenses, and which has here
tnf0re been very Ouerous burthen upon the
active members, and which, in numerous in
stances, has deferred yonng men from joining
the different corps. Under the p esent law
regulating the militia, all uniformed COM
pdnles can issue certificates of honorary mem-
bersh'p to persons, by the payment Of IS
per annum, in advance who are thereby ex-
enpt from militia duty, except in time of war
and INVASION, when they are compelled to DO
duty in The company Of which they are an hon
orary member, No association, unless proper
ly uniformed, inspected and equipped, are en-
titled to issue these certificates Persons. there
fore, who desire to re relieved of militia duty,
can obtain the exemption, by paying S. per
annum, in advance, and becoming an honorary
memher of some of the volunteer corps.
Robbery. The dwelling situated at the cor
ner IF Park and Madison streets, owned and
occupied by Mr.. Strobey, was entered on Sl-
turday night and robbed ofclpthing, sc &c.,
to the amount of nearly 500. The entry was
made by cutting through the shutter of the
yard window with chisei, and pressing on
the spring so as 10 open it. This is the second
time MIR. Srobey has been robbed within The
past few months.
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THE WAR. 1t said that the President has
issued orders to General Taylor, to prosecute
the war with all possible vigor; and hence 1t is
supposed that our army will march forthwith
upon Monterey. There it will not probably
fad any enemy to fight; and there it must ne
eessarily halt to await the coming of supplies,
the wagons TO convey which have yet to be
shipped to New Orleans. Under these crcum-
stances, it is not likely that General Taylor
will be able TO strike a blow Of any importance
for some months to come, if then. We believe
that it is the policy of the Mexican generals to
keep from general engagement, and to con-
CERT the contest into a guerilla war, by which
QUE troops might be much harrassed, without
their being able to accomplish anything of con-
sequence. We consider itcerLain that the enc
my never will meet our army in force, without
they can take it at disadvantage; and so we
do not look for any battles of moment, even
should General Taylor push on beyond Mon
terey.
We believe that the people are heartily sick
of the war, and would be glad to see it term-
nsted, with or without the acquisition of Cali
farnia. Judging from the past, it will be a Sc
cond edition of the Florida war, as to duration,
and will greatly exceed it in cost. In twelve
months from this date, government will proba-
diy have incurred debt Of SEINE thirty or forty
niIlions of dollars, to discharge which, direct
taxes may have to be imposed. In view of this
condition Of things, we have heard regret ex-
pressed at the failure of the bill granting the
President two millions of dollars, to aid him in
procuring a settlement with Mexico. We do
not know that he could have accomplished any
thing, had the grant been made; for we know
not what overtures (if any may have been pri-
vEtcly made to him by the Mexican authori-
ties, or negotiations would be mora success
ful, if backed by the sum of money required of
Congress.
As the war is a losing game to both parties,
and cannot result in comforting much honor
dpon either, we trust that, whilst our army is
proceeding on its march into the Mexican ter
ritory, negotiations for peace will be prosecuted
with equal vigor. If it be resolved by our 60
vernment, that peace must be accompanied by
the cession Of California, it would be better to
snform the rulers of Mexico canddly of the de-
termination, and give them the option to sell
the territory, or to have it wrested from them.
We believe that they would sell, especially as
they must see that it will eventually fall into
our hands by direct conquest, or by the more III
direct mode of settlement and annexation, as
we obtained Texas. The Bay of San Francis
GO affords fine harbor, and we shall never
rest satisfied until we have it in our possession.
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Gle REn


Brig Ellsworth, Johnson, Calais, Me. Weld & Sea
Citv Point A. J. Hankey. d
Brig Salvadora, Hobbs, Charleston, X Randall. 4
master
schr Jack Downing, Fields, Philadelphia, John W
Brown.
schr Meridian, Leverton, Philadelphia, John wi
Brown. Il
ARRIVED.
Brig Maria L Hill, Chase, 10 days FIN Boston, plas,
ter, to Weld Il Seaver
Brig Sarah Ellen, TAR, days from Portland. Mag
ter and fish, to R. +. Matthew'S.
Brig Wing, Benthall, from Rio de Janeiro, July cal
coffee aes and 6, hides, to BIckhead s Pearce.
plaster, to Weld & Seaver.
Schr Globe, White, 6 days from New York, assert
ed cargo to Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr Batn, Robinson, 10 days from Easport, plas
ter and grndstones, to VIM. Gunnison & Go.
schr Connecticut, Myers, days from Albany, ium
Der, 10 master.
schr Ann Brown, Hunt, 6 DAYS from New Bed
ford via Newport. guano, to VIM. Whitelock
scbr Aen0ha, Brown, days fin Charleston, lum-
Der, TO X Randall.
schT Foster, Baker, 10 days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to 7 Matthews.
Steamer Mary Washington, Fairbanks, from Fred
ercksburg Reports off Poplar Island, two ships and
off Annapolis, brig Wing, from Rio; Capt. Benthal, oil
the Wing came up in the steamer.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk; saw ma
thing.
Steam packet Jewess, Russell, from Norfolk. Saw
OH mooJack bay, ship, bound up.
SAiLED-Barque Harmony, for RIO de Janeiro;
Dr. brig Jane, ST. Johns, N F. Ship Isaac Newton.
Lambert, Portsmouth, N. H., schr e. Randall, Cook :,
Boston. 10Y
Ship Roscoe, Kicker, for Rotterdam; brig Ellsworth
Johnson, Calais, Me.
MEMORANDA.
:, AT Rio de Janeiro, JuIy7 (per big Abrasa, at N
YORK; barques Chenango, Snow, and Commerce N
Dram, for Baltimore, unc; Iowa. Thompson do soon.
brigs Selma, Jackson, for do Tweed, HANDS Chino.
la, McLennan, and Fabus, White, all unc.
Barque Pioneer, Lambert, of fillmore from Rio
de Janelr0, arr we'd at N York 18th inst
Barques Ida, Halleti; Helen Maria, Tayler. and
brig Chckasaw, Kendrck, from Baltimore, arrived ,
at Boston 18th inst.
Bargue Montgomery, Davis, arrived at N. Orleans
from braZos st Jago Aug. 9Th.
Brig 81. Mary, White, cleared at Boston for Balti
more l4th inst, N'''-
Bng Androscogen, Larrabee, from Portland for
BALTIMORE was spoken 9Th inst. lat 80 as ion, 70 TO-
brig U. ii Rogers, Parker, for Baltimore, cleared at
Brig Grand Tux, Nichols, from Baltimore for New
Londen, was spoken off Montauk 10Th inst
Brig Philip Hone, Mitchell, from Baltimore. arrv,d
at City Point 18Th inst "'''
Schr Notus, Gibbs, hence at Wareham, Ilth inst
schr New Reglus, Davis, hence at New York l3th
instant. ~ 'i'
schr Swan, Weber, for Baltimore, sailed fin sa-
lem / lth inst. ii "a"
:, schr Ashland, Payne, for Baltimore, cleared at N
York 18th inst. " "
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ANIMAL EXCURSION or THE INDRPENDEN GRAYs.
The regular excursion of this fine Company will come
off this afternoon. The excellent steamer Pocahon-
tas, which has been chartered for the OCCASION will
leave Light-s wharf at % O'Clock, and will stop at
the County wharf, going and returning. The Band,
under Capt, Minnck, will accompany the excursion
and play their finest pieces The boat, after dark
will be brilliantly illuminated. AS the proceeds of
this excursion to be appropriated TO the lquida-
ton of the debts incurred in the erection of their Ar
nory we trust that our citizens will extend to them
liberal patronage. Tickets can be purchased at
this Office.
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TRENTON, -, Oct. ., lo45.
Mr. seth w. FOwLE, Boston:
Dear Sir-Permit me to address myself through
you, 10 all who are suffering with any pulmonary
complaint, and advise and recommend all such to
use at once DR.. Wistar's great remedy. A medicine
which sincerely believe will cure, it cure be pos
sible; and not waste their time and money on the
many trashy and worthless nosrums of the day. One
year age last fall took sudden cold, which settled
at once upon my lungs. was obliged TO take
my room. A severe cough followed and soon lost
my appetite, and consequently my strength. | be-
came very much reduced suffered severe pain in the
side, breast, shoulders, &c. sc. | cOughed much at
night and raised large quantities of mater, some
times accompanied with blood. | continued to grow
worse, and was Obliged to consult a physician, who
visited and prescribed for me several times but af-
fOrded me little relief. ] became discouraged and
alarmed at my situation my family and neghhors
supposed could moi live long Fortunately found
one of DR.. Wistar's pamphlets, and, like drowning
man, "catc hing at straws took courage, and sent
Immediately for bottle of
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
My disease was so ply rooted, however that was
obliged to get second and third bottle before be-
gan TO improve percepubly. kept until had ia
ken two more bottles: continuing to improve, soon
reganed ny appetite and strength. l continued to
grow better until the summer, when was able to do
a days work my farm every day, and have contin-
wed TO do. My health has been better for four
years Than al this time. To your invaluable medi.
cine, now so universally popular, feel indebted,
through Providence for The preservation of my life.
WILLIAM BEATTY.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. Beatty, and
believe his statement to he true and entitled 10 the
confideL ce ofthe public. Signed by,
JOSEPH STEWARD.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High SITS;
Seth s, Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
4 Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph b. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market and Green-sts.; George H. Keerl
No. 323 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, So North
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The MUsEUM,-Benefit of MILE Malrinu. This
charming danseuse and excellent actress takes he
Aeft at the Museum this evening. The bill she of
fers is, without exception, one of the most attrac-
tive of the season. The beautiful comedy of "Per-
lection: or, The Fair Maid Of Munster; and the
laughabIe iutctlude of the Devi'' will be
performed. The fair beneficiary Will sustain the
principal characters in both pieces. In the course of
the evening variety of excellent singing and dane.
ing We would be pleased to see a full house.
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n7-FRENCH AND GERMAN L COOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate,
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc SC, for sale and made order, as cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. E. 8. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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yHyO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
h Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cholera
Morbus. This Medicine onlyrequres trial to prove
its wonderful effects. For safe only by the manufac
turer, C.P. ROGERS, corner Of Howard and Marion,
and corner of Howard and Ma tson, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore. None genuine
except the Written signature of the manufactures is
on the label of each bottle.
67- Price 25 cents. al4-lw-jsl2 3m
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ROOK LOST. A hlne

DOCKET BOOK LOST. A blue morocco
Il Pocket Book, with one part of the clasp broken
of, much worn, was lost on Saturday morning, be
tween The office of Justice SchRtfeT and the Centre
Market house. The book contained THREE ONE
HUNDRED DOLLAR NOTES, FOUR FIFTY
DOLLAR NOTES, & ONE TEN DOLLAR NOTE
all of the Merchants Bank of Baltimore. The book
also contained papers of no to any but the own
The finder by leaving it at this office, or at No
lsl South Paca street, will be literally rewarded.
al7-2lt
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HR. HARRIS
kD MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The subscriber having procured the formula OF Dr.
c. A, Harris' Aromatic and Astringent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic ana Detergent Doth Powder, takes
pleasure in offering them 10 the public, feeling assuf-
ed that they will meet with general appr0baton'
ant medical qua tiles which desirable for prepare
items OF the possess. They cleanse The Teeth
excite healthy action of the gums and impar to the
breath a most delightful fragrance. ..
tuS- Prepared aud sold only by c. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist corner of Howard and Marion
Streets Balimofet al3-lW-lelS-6D
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. ]. McClintock, Re
WIN. II. MILBuRN, OF The Illinois Conference of
NJ. e, Church, to Miss CoRNELIA A. W1LMor,
Baltimore.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Vinten, DANIEL,
CRAFT TO ELIZABETH A. DtTmAN, all of this city.
On the 18th inst, by R,v, DR.. Wyatt, J. H. RIpl
to Miss MARGARET BRAYDEN, all of this city. :
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Vmton, N. X. Dr.
MAN to Miss JANE McKANN, all of this city.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Elder, G. X. Foil
OF Va, to Miss Q. A. McCRopAN, of this city, !
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47- ARMORY INDEPENDENT LIGHT ORA
GOONS. ATTENTION!-Auend a Parade of the
Company on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst, at o.
clock, p. M, at the Washington Monument, in fall
Summer uniform, with arms and equipments in
complete order, as escort to the ''Butche Troop -
Capt. Suter. By order,
M. BENZlNGER, Commandant,
aul7-3t' THOS. J. COCHRAN, o. S.
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ao-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at
he Office oi the Slipper, 1874 BALTuMoRE-sT.-aS
MAMMOTH BILLS Au'9 o fa5sS can a" e9ee sS 0
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. SC.
Indeed It is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery fordoing in ererystyIe
in q manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Oh The large and increasing circulation of the Clip
,s moth in town and country, together with the fact
s,ni lbs opinions and sentiments are unteerCd by par
tn and sectarian preiudices, thereby giving it a wei
,rc reception among all classes and conditions OF so
,.ssv and especially those who constitute the life OF
ryls and business, make it medium for advertising
,sgHsl to any other paper published in this city. Mer
chants and ctzeAs generally should be of this
i up1Ytant fact.
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A L m A n A C.
TNO CURE ToOTHACu
III AND PKEsERVE nEALrf

r, ,,,,,, IND FIRES ERVE HEALTH
G3- THE TOOTHACH is always cured in
minute by an applications Of Wheel, ERSS TEapt
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still nro,t
ed SoftRess of the Gums will be cured: nil RioaSk
of the Gums will be effeciually stopped. and
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept pleas
and in the best of health by its USE Sold bv
JIM. HAIG, No. 1873 Baltimore street
je3O-ly above South, opposite Clipper efic
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4 NTHRACITE COAL-Selected expressly,
IN as TO kind and quality, for Stoves, Crates, Ran
ges and Furnaces For sale by ROBT. w. CLIFFE
Co, No. North St. Yard foot of Albemarle
street, aul7-law3m