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TRENlBLEY 81 co.

M AT HOME THIS WEEK!
As we promised we performed We sold lasj
week four good prizes aud numerous small ones|
amounting i'll all to near S22, 900, and many are now
rejoicing that they called at our lucky Office Let all
who wish TO be in the full enjoyment of wealth. read
the following splendid schemes and secure the prizes
at our lucky office without delay.
THIS DAY-Capital $4,000, $40 900, 40 of slOOOI
sc. &c. rs Nos. IA drawn ballots. Tickets as DOL
halves $3.50; quarters $l25. .-
TUESDAY-C Capital $1,000, SO 900, S of Al 900
&C., 5Nos. Is drawn ballots. Tickets $3.50, shares
in proportion. 3 ' .l.tT r
Observation-Disclosures scheme, canitals nd
$50 900, 0C00, 90 of 500, 90 of OOO Sc rs Nos
Is drawn ballots Tickets SIS, shares in proportion
THURsDAY-Capital Sl7,5OO, SIS 600, Al, 900, s1
of 81 500, &C. rs Nos, IL drawn ballots, Tickets
$5. shares in proportion. ..I ~
FRIDAY-Capitas 81 700, 5000, 10 of Al OoO, & q
66 Nos. - drawn ballots. Tickets 80 so.
SATURDAY-For the benefit of the Frederick FeI
male Seminary. Capital prize 81, 900. Tickets All
halves SO cts; qs. % cts. We will sell in this favorta
Lottery certificates of packages of 25 whoes for $I4I
halves 81; quarters $3.50; eghths sl.75 The risk orI
package is small, and can draw the four hehesa
prizes. .... .st..
For The lucky numbers in the above Lotteries bs
the Package, single ticket, share, be sure and 81
rect your orders to the National Prize Office of
TREMBLEY & co.
No. South Charles street
1t one door from Baltimore stree,
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Departed this life OH Sunday, the 22d inst, in
6Srh year of his age, HENRY L. BARTON, a native
Liverpool, England, but for the last 25 years a r
dent of Baltimore. He was kind father, an aft
tionate husband, and benevolent friend; belO
and respected by all who knew him; his loss will
be depOred.
The relatives and friends of the family invi
to attend the funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock,
invitation.
On the goth inst ELIZABETH JANE, aged 10 mon
aud 26 days, youngest daughter of Is. Lennon.
On the 18th inst. WIN. II aged years and da
infant son of John L. and Emeline Pearson.
AT Washington, Goth Instant, EZRA HOLDEN, Us
aged 40 years, one of the editors of the Philadelp
Saturday Courier.
On the l9 inst. HANNAH JANE, late infant daueh
of John aud Elizabeth Wilson, aged year, mon
end IS days.
Oh death! how cruel was the readily dart
That doomed a much loved daughter 10 the gra
Not mine alone, but oh, mothers hear,
Received the pang which her departure gave.
Weep not fer me dear mother,
1t will not ease my pain,
But look TO him VINO gave and took
Your child with him to reign.
Weep not for me dear father,
Your sorrow soOthe with prayer
TO God above, who surely will
Answer and soOlhe fathers care.
Come then my dearest parents,
When your pilgrimage shall end,
You'll claim place with God and me
Eternity to spend
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Amrtitun Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
MONDAY MORNING, MAR. IS l046.

I.,peovrugyr OF HNRBoRs AND RWERs'-
The bill making appropriations for the I'M
,,yovement of certain harbors aud rivers, winch
,,ssed the House of Representatives on Friday
day last, applies to these objects the gross sum
oGsI,373, 45O; large portion Of which is APP
cropriated to the improvement of harbers upon
the lakes. The port of Baltimore gets 100000,
md Havre-de- Grace like sum for Notifications.
We are glad that even this small beginning is
to be made towards erecting works of defence
in our State, though it is probable that the sum
appropriated for Baltimore will do little more
than lay the foundation upon which it Is pro-
posed to build up battery at Sellers Flats
We approve of this mode Of applying the sur
plus funds in the treasury, as the country
should be placed in 4 complete state OF defence
-thouoh we doubt whether some OF the OBJ
iects to which money is to be applied in tins
bill would be embraced within the range oil
Gen. Jackson's Maysvlle veto message. Bu
upon this point we have no scruPles OF con-
science, as we consider it the duty of Congress:
20 aid works OF internal improvement winch
arc calculated for the protection of the coun
try, by facilitating the transportation of troops
munitions of war, or otherwise-and hence We
regret the failure of an amendment offered tc
the bill, requiring the transfer of the stock helC
Ny the United States in the Chesapeake anC
Ohio Canal Company to the State of Mary
land. In the case of war that work would bt
of great service TO the nation; and yet almos
the whole burthen Of its construction has fall
len upon Maryland, Notwithstanding it was
commenced with an express understanding tina
the national government should bear ful
share OF the expense. We hope that somt
member from Maryland will introduce a sepa.
rate bill to effect the proposed transfer, as VI
think that, in Justice it ought to be made.
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co.
Opposite Barnum's, Bait

OVUUSIlE IT.
hz-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No. 49, for 1876: For benefit OF
Frederick Female Seminary.
6O27 10 SIS IL 81 II Is So Id 70 Al
81 and co. being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
81 and 70, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each 10
55 and TO- being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each
III and S. being the 4th and 5h; or III and 81, be-
ing the 5th and 9th drawn Nos. each S
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 81
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, GO l!
II EMORY CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-st.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Riot--.fssa,tt upon the High Constable. At
the alarm of fire on Saturday night, between
8 and 10 o'clock, disposition to riot was ma
infested by large b dy of men claiming to be
members of the United Fire Company. They
commenced hallooing and whooping at the cor
ner of Baltimore and Howard streets, and con-
tinued it until they arrived in the neighborhood
of their engine house, when Capt Clifford, who
was soon upon the spot with several of his Of
ficers, interfered and enteated them to cease
their noise and go quietly to their homes
there being no fire, and consequently no fur
Their need of their services, The kind and gem
temanly interference of the officer was met
upon the part of the crowd by the most unmi-
tigated abuse; they soon surrounded him, and
by force pushed him into an alley between
their engine house and tavern kept by man
named William Schleigb, and locking or bolt
ing the gate, commenced most outrageous
and cowardy attack upon him, in which he re-
ceived severe stab by dirk knife in the
feshy pant Of the right shoulder, and blow
from bludgeon over the right eye There
were fifteen or twenty of the rioters in the al
ley, some Of whom cried out skill him kill
him " which, in all probability, would have
been done, but for his GOODNESS and presence of
mind. There is an entrance to the tavern
from the alley, through which Mr.. Clifford
made his retreat; not, however, without re-
ceiving the grossest insults while passing
through the bar-room. John w. Disney, the
individual who is charged with stabbing Mr..
Clifford, was arrested upon the spot and taken
to the Middle District watch house, where he
was confined for the night. He was examined
yesterday morning before Justice Belt, and re-
leased on security to appear at Court in the
sum of $1,000 He claims to be member and
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G3-JUVENGLE CONCERT. A concert of vocal
and instrumental music will be given by the classes
under the instruction of G.. l.. Bartlett in the Third
German Reformed Church, Rev. DR.. w olffG's, AT the
corner Of Saratoga and Paca streets, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March 24h; the proceeds for the benefit
of the church. Tickets admitting lady and gentle
man 375 cents, single tickets % cents Tickets may
be had Mr.. Prean's Howard stree, between Fayette
and Lexington, Mr. Snyder's, Baltimore street, be-
tween Howard and Eutaw, or any of the Sabbath
School teachers, and at the door on the evening of
the concert II
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GI3-DANIEL $. COLE, Of No. 10 Sixth Avenue,
nine monhs since, was thrown upon the curb stone
by the force of engine passing rapidly the
walk, which caused a serious wound upon his thigh
For eight months he was severely affected in his walk,
had tried different applications but all had done no
good Inflammation increasing rapidly-when
he bought one OF DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX-
TRACTORS which had come from II Maiden Lane;
before he had used one box he was entirely cured.
To be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
s!s, Baltimore. Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Thames. 1t
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Ig7-MONUMEMTAL IYCEUM. The public are
respectfully informed that a Free Lecture will he de
Ilvered before the Monumental Lyceum, at their Hall
in Exeter street, near Pitt, on WEDN ESDAY EVEN.
ING NEXT, by the Rev. Porer II. Snow, of Worces
ter, Mass Subiect-Am ideas of Americans.
Doors open at past O'Clock. By order,
m23-2t WILLIAM HULL, Sec'y.
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LADIES LITERARY INSTITUTE public exhibit
ton and examination of the pupils of this institute,
will take place this morning and afternoon in the
High street Baptist Church, and in the evening in the
Egyptian Saloon, Odd Fellows Hall. The exercises
will be of highly interesting character.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF

NEW ARRIVAL OF
~ FRESH SPRING GOODS.
f. PULTERM.4 CHER has lust returned from N
York, ard will open this morning the most magnifi-
cent Style of SPRING GOODS ever offered before in
this market, viz:
20O0 pieces ofveryrich and entirely new style Bon
net RIBBONS, for ladies' and misses
Several cases of French Artificial Flowers.
cartoons Thread Laces and Edgdgs.
" " lnsertings.
Real Valenciennes Lace and Edgings
| @ Regency &C s.
. " " Black silk and SaXony Laces
ALSO-A full and select assortment of Jacconets;
Cambrics, Swiss Muslins and Mulls; Book Muslins;
Bishop Lawns; Victoria Lawns; Ladies' skirts, &c =.
together with an entirely new stock of Plain and
Embroidered l.. G. Handkerchiefs; French Worked
Collars; inside Handkerchefs; Capes ,Barege Shawls;
Scarls, &c. mh23- IOt
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{H3-I. o. o. F. FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. q,
|. D. o. f. The members of Friendship Lodge, No.
7, are notified TO meet in the basement of the HALL
on THIS Monday EVENING, Odd inst, at o'cl'k,
to act on the Constitution full attendance il de
sired. WASHINGTON BARGAR, ". G.
JOSEPH P. WATKINS, Sec'y. IT.
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a3- ARMORY INDEPENDENT GRAYS, BALTI-
MORE, March 30, 1876. At a meeting of the Corps,
held this evening, it was unanimously
Resolved, That the course pursued by our delegates
in the Military Convention meets with our decided
approval.
Resolved, That while regret TO lose the services
of Officers, we believe that no other honorable
course was left them than to resign their commits
siOns.
Resolved, That we will meet as usual at our Armo-
ny for purposes Of drill etc. and that our late officers
be respectfully invited to meet with U.s.
Resolved, That these proceedings be published in
the Sun, Clipper, Argus and American.
G. w. BROWN, Chairman.
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FASHIONABLE HATS!
CHEAP FOR CASH-NOW READY AT THE
EKEEL-IL,, STORE

90 BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR HOLIDAY.
h3- The proprietor, in announcing the SPRING
STYLE, would respectfully remind the gentlemen oil
Bal imore and Strangers that at the "KeeuiF' Store
all kinds of gentleen's hats sold literally cheap
He is fully sensible there are many who are givog
out "cheap" very cheap, ,e "a n Oh price,
mist and others, who often discover, when too late,
the falacy of these attractive announcements the
article for which he has been induced to expend his
money is on trial found to be equally s'redtced" in
onaty as in price, and the ''cheupnesS" sought AFTER
identified in a visionary puff only Therefore, ali
persons who would possess the desideratum, and
have cHEApNgss! clearly and truly defined in the way
of first rate Silk, Moeskn Russia, Cassimer, Nutria
or Beaver HATS, it is for them to purchase reaiza-
ton al the ORIGINAL, CHEAP and FASHlONA-
BILE HAT STORE, 90 BALTIMORE STREET, near
Holday where fine article be obtain ed at lotc
price and cheapness exempliied in its trues sense.
mh23- eof
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90 NOTICE. The Washington Temperance So
ciety vii hold meeting on THIS tMonday) EVEN
ING, at u o'clock, at the corner OF Hanover and
Camden sts. Charles u. Church will again address
the meeting; the public in general are invited.
WIN. TUM RLINSON,
Its JNO, &, QUAY,
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LETTER BAGS Up AT TIE EXCHANGE READING ROO
For Liverpool-Shp Cincinnati, with despatch
For London--Ship Avalanche, soon.
Fort Cork and a market-Ship Emerald, soon
For Bremen-Ship Schiller, with despatch
For Kingston, Jam. Brig Phoenix, few days
For Rio de Janeiro Brig Noble, Goth inst.
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SPECIE. 1t is supposed that the specie in
Europe and America is at least $4,000 900, and
shat the United States is entitled to S257 900,
eoO-beiug about sl6 per head for every inha
bitant of the whole country.
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SHEEP DESTROYED. In the different coun-
ties in Ohio, sad havoc is made by the dogs a.
mong the sheep. In Warren county, it is esti-
mated that 800 are thus destroyed annually,
and that in the State the damage is $50 900 by
this mode of destruction alone. A farmer in
Warren county lately lost fifty sheep by dogs
in one night.
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THE STEAMER. The Hbernia reached Bos-
ton at O'Clock on Thursday morning, about
hours after the Halifax express for the New
York papers passed through there. The Bos-
ton Times, which was connected with the
Halifax express, had barely time to get its ex-
ira out before the steamer was moored at the
wharf.
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mz-FACTs TO BE REMEMBERED. That Con

n3-FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED. That Con
sumption is almost always produced by cold that
might easily be cured. That WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY will cure any Cough or Cold,
no matter Ofhow long standing. That the mder form
of Consumption itself also cured by this Balsam.-
That IT il conceded by many lawyers, clergymen and
physicians that this Balsam has never been equalIed
for eicencyin all affections Of the Lungs and Liver.
That scores now rejoice in the possession OF good
health who, but for this Balsam, would have been in
their graves-having been given up by their friends
and physicians. Above all, remember that this inva-
luabe medicine has been initiated under various
names, and that DR. WISTAR'5 GENUINE BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY only can he relied to
CURE. II has been warranted to cure Asthma in eve
ry stage-what no physician has ever Gcheved-and
has never been known TO fail For delicate heath in
young females it stands unrivaedas it does for all
diseases of this climate.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, Do E. Baltimore street;
Seth g. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin Streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts.; George II. Keer
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. mh25 wv
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SATIN DAmAsK TABLE LINEN.

&ATIN DAMASK TABLE LINEN.
- r. McELDoWNEY g. co.
Have received full assortment of the above goods
to which they invite the attention OF Hotels aud
House-keepers they vary in price from 50 cents to
So per yard. Also an assortment of TABLE CLOTHS
from 50 TO $40 piece, with full supply of all the
and Pillow Case Linen; Linen Sheeting, Huckaback,
Brds-eye, Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, Damask
Table Napkins, all sizes and prices-with large
stock OF other LINEN GOODS, which will be sold
at a small advance.
No. 1913 BALTIMORE-ST.,
mh23 between Calvert and Light ats
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UHUNT,S PATENT KNIFE SHARPENERS, a
HI new article of great utility for housekeepers-
for sale to the trade at manufacturers prices, by
FREOK FICKEY & SONS,
mh33 No. 800 Baltimore street.
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The HARMoNRoNs. These delightful vocalists
closed their series of Concerts in this city on Satur-
day evening. They open o-night in Washington at
Carusi's Saloon; and we bespeak for them from the
citizens of the Metropolis liberal patronage.
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MERCHANTS, BANK,

Baltimore, March 10Th. 1876.
YNNHE annual election of Directors of this Instita-
Il ton will take place at the Banking House on
MONDAY, the 4th day of May next, between the
hours of 10, A. M, and one P. NJ. But nine of the
present Board are re eligible.
mh2o-dte D. SPRIGG Cashier.
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h-LADIES' LITERARY INSTITUTE. There
will be public Examination and Exhibition of the
PupiJs of the above Institute OH MONDAY, March
23i The exercises will take place in the Lecture
Room of the Rev. Mr.. Adrch's Church, North High
street, commencing at O'Clock, A. NJ. and P, M
The evening exercises will be held in the Saloon
of the Odd Fellows Hall, commencing at O'Clock.
Teachers will be admitted ONLY by special ticket,
on invitation from the Principal. mh2-2t
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- CHMAP PRrNrING. and pRlNTING Of

n5- CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING of
every DESCRIPTION, executed with great despatch, at
the Office Ot the Clipper, 134 Baltimore, sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much o n5sfr ,ha EeS any other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADiNG,
STAGE & HATTIE - BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate as we pos
sessed ofac tiles with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work, in ereTystye,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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HowRs' CIRCUS. Another excellent bill of enter.
tainments is announced for performance at the Front
street this evening. Madame Macarte will appear
in our Justly celebrated and admired act of La Syl-
phide The new Pantomime spectacle of "Gulliver
among the Lilipuans" will be performed for the
FIST time this season. together with several exceIen,
acts of horse manship, postaring, slaek-rope comic
savings by Dan Rice, &c., &c.
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THR MEsEUa-Mr. Queens. In accordance with
the unanimous wish of the public, the manager has
effected engagement for limited period with this
excellent and favorite comedian. HI will appear to-
night in his celebrated character of Dr. OlIapot in
Coman's sterling comedy OF 'The Poor Gentleman },
Mrs. Wilkinson enacts the part of Emily Worhing-
ton. The cast through the entire piece is most ad-
mirable one. After the comedy Miss st. Clair will
dance the popular Pas Seul from the Opera of the
Bohemian Girl. This is the last day the Scotch giant
and gianess will remain at the Saloon. Go and see
them.
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G3- REMEMBER ME. Some little remembrances
Of hair, neatly put up were picked up in the street
on Saturday. The loser can get them by calling at
this Office 1t
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L NJ A N A c.
Moon g phase.
MARRIED.

On the 18Th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Nadal, MI FRRD
lex BOYD, of Baltimore city, to NJ ISIS ELBERTAStA
PEARCR, of Alexandria, ID. G.
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CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. The Cum
berland Civilian contradicts the report that the
work on the canal has been suspended. 1t
says-Mr. Lockwood, the contractor for COM
pletng the Dam at this place, has already in
vested a considerable amount on his york, and
informs us that he is going ahead with it. The
February estimate has already been paid, and
every preceding one. In consequence of the
great fall of snow in this section of country,
there has been necessary temporary suspen-
sion on some parts of the work, bat so far as
the Tunnel is concerned, there has been no sus.
pension whatever and shift of hands, day
and night, are now engaged at it.
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EMM. TAYLOR 81 co.
~ ~ A -
: THIS DAY RECEIVED

w NAV u THIS DAY RECEIVED
Graham's Ladies and Gentlemen's Magazine for
April. Embellishments of the number: The
Parting, an original mezZotint. Paris Fashion
The Spring Fashions are very beautiful
Music, the Spell is broken; and the usual a
mount of choice OrIgiual Tales, Poetry, &c.
Subscription SO year, and single Nos. 25c
Chambers Edinburgh Journal for February. Per
year 81 so, or single Nos. l5c
The Widows Walk, or the Mystery OF Crime,
by Eugene Sue, 25
Gabriel Lambert, the Gall ey Slave, %.
The Beauty of Baltimore, or the Fate Of the Co
qnctte, 1914
The Nymph Of the Ocean, or the Pirates Be
trOthed, l2l
The Rest of Don Juan inscribed to the shade of
Byron, by Henry Merfod, 25
Yankee Stories, by Judge Halliburton illustrat-
ed, neat edition, paper, so
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
Nos. 4, S and Jarvis Buildings,
North street, Baltimore.
w. 7. X Co. have received their usual supply OF
Weekles-Saturday Courier, Post Neale's Gazette
n: Y. Mirror, Police Gazette, National, SC. sc. The
Weekly Herald, with full digest OF the foreign
news will be ready at q O'Clock this afternoon. ii