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we MASTERS OF VESSELS
BAL.rIAoRR. Oct, 23d. 1886.

BALTIMORE, Oct, 23d, 1876.
q}- hereby recommend Mr. ROBERT DELLA
NEY'S Indian Vegetable BlTTERS, PANACEA,
and Rheumatic External SOLUTION, having prov
ed its great etficacy-bemg a speedy remedy fol
Cramp Cholics, Dysenterics, Bilious Attacks, and
arrest the Yellow Fever also. seaman declared
To me that he was cured Of the yellow fever in q
hours by one bottle OF his No, l. In Justice and for
public good, | sign in behalf Of myself and passen-
gers, Capt WIN. ROBERTSON,
No. SO Thames-st,, just from Mobile,
(Witness presently Signed,
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A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.

A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
CRAcoTIENNE.
Come, o sDme, and take puff.
You will not be treated rough;
Come, o come, and take delight,
And smoke CIGARS BY day or night
BOOTHS CIGARS are all the go,
Every one has told me 50;
They are going like hot cakes,
From the Factory whsro he makes.
P. IS. JOHN Z. BOOTHS Cigar and Tobacco es-
tablishmeHt is in HANOVER STREET, ) doors
South of Camden, nearly opposite his old and ia
vorite stand sit Rtt o2o
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Observe the Name and Ne. ofthe Store
FALL STYLE OF HATS AND GAPS,
E4 AT REDUCED PRICES,
H AT No. 10 BALTIMORE STREET,
kSssSs Five doors below Frederick st.
&Aea COUPLAN d. GROVE.
Best BLACK BEAVER HATS, superior style and
finish.
Best NUTRlA BEAVER HANS, very fine and fash
ionable.
Best EXTRA SUPER MOL ES%ffN, best texture, Of
superior finish.
Best SATIN BEAYERS-fnc SILK HATS.
CAPS of every VARIETY In
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ENRENCH CLEARING. K. MCELDOW-
n NEY co. have this day received a very
cheice invoice of superior quality and new styles
FRENCH CLOAKiNG, to which they invite the
early attention of their friends and customers.
1862 BALTIMORE STREET,
Oc24 Between Calvert and Light
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NEGROES WANTED.
. IGN. NEW AND DESIRABLE FALL

DICH. NEW AND DESIRABLE FALL
ma DRY GOODE.-R. McELDOWNEY CO.,
are re Giving from he New York, Philadelphia and
this market, fall supply of choice and desirable
FALL DRY GOODS, selected e1pr .ssly for city 70
tail sales, comprising in part, rich SILKS; CASH
Plaid SILKS; Tartan Plaid CASHMERE5; twilled
and plain Glnghams; ALPACAS; BoMBAZlNEs;
French AND English CHlNTZES; with variety OF
other Goods which will be sold on reasonable terms,
ut 1863 BALTIMORE STREET,
es4 besweea CslyeF! and Lisstss'
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NO We invite the attention of the public to the
certificates of a cure performed by Dr. CuLLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published The high
standing of the gentlemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure, prscludes the posi-
biIity of imposition. There is a large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agens,
whose names will be found attached TO the ceTth
SEE
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nr4- WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BAL
TiM0RE,--The INTRODUCTORY LECTURES
for the session of 1876 y, will be delivered in the
Chemical Hall, at u, P NJ, to commence; on MON
DAY EVENING NEXT, and TO continue il the fol
lowing order: "
Professor NJ ONKUR, on MONDAY ,'6lh.
FOREMAN, on TUESDAY, 9Th.
GIBSON, on WBDNES DAY ,2Sth.
WILSON, on THURSDAY, 29th.
LEONARD, on FRIDAY, Both,
STOKES, on SATURDAY, 3lst
The public is respectfully inved to atteEd
The Anatomical Rooms were opened on lstiastant.
Students of medicine can obtain At the College,
by applying to the Steward of the Hospital.
oc2a- lGt e. FOREMAN, Dean,
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ANOTHER RESTORED IN KENNEBEC!
-IxEpMnnE Annnaf ID lSA5

EAST LGvhRhoRE, August II, lo45.
Dear Sit: y GU may publish This letter, or make such
use OF it you think hest. year ago last fall was
taken sick with 4 cough, very much pres
sed for breath, lost my appetite, aud became very
much reduced in my general health, sweat Protusay,
and could ne sl4ep nights. applied TO physician,
who done all in his power to relieve and restore
but did not succeed. | confHed 10 the house
most of the winter often had long spells Of severe
coughing; raised some blood. Semctne in the spring
/ commenced taking
WlSTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Before | had finished one bottle was Telieved my
cough removed; my sleep restored; bIed more.
have taken four bottles the past season. Mysnength
and general health is now good. l attribute it 10
WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
signed NATHAN WELLINGTON.
am personally acquainted with Mr.. Wellington,
and believe his statement above 10 be true.
Signed, SUMNER G MOULTOk.
On hand aud for SAFE by
STABLER * CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-sl.
Also by Geo w. Jones' cor, Baltimore and High SITS I,
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; J. r.
Perkins & Brother, cor Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph 3. Stahsbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha H. Per-
kins csrner Market and Greensts. George II KeeTl,
No, 1913 Baltimore street; N. n. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. olslw
h3-FRRNCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, OF every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and argeSt assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES TO be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely n W
satterns ssver before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmep; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN EANDS,
SC SC fersale and .aade to order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
states E. s, FRYER,
Eavz
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OWNER WANTED. A Market Basket, con-
W taiaing large piece of meat, vegetables, and
other things, was left by a colored man, two three
days ago. at the Blacksmith shsp, of Pratt and
Greene streets. The owner is requested TO call and
take il away. o24lt
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vi Office. Was committed to the jail of Prince
~ Georges county, Maryland, as a runaway, on
the Dist day of October, 1886, negro man who calls
himself JAMES. He is abou; FIVE feet ten inches
high; dark copper color; and says he belongs 10 Ed
win Jones, of Charles county, Maryland The own
er of the above described negro, if any is requested
TO come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will be discharged ac-
cording 10 law. JOHN X. BADEN,
O24- laW2W Sheriff.
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rc,rosrendenes q Toe Baltimore Clipper
WAsHHeros, Oct. %, 1916.

An interesting case is now before the CIR
cult Court, in chancery. Congress, at It's last
session, passed law, giving to the heirs OF
Robert Fulton, for services rendered by their
father, seventy-six thousand dollars Ii APP
prars that, in 1885, Robert Fulton, jr, enter
ed into A contract with Mr.. G. fin, that if he
would superntend the prosecution Of the case
before Congress, and procure evidence, and OBJ
tain the amount, no shoUld receive twenty
peG cent. for his services. | believe, but will
not be certain, az was not present during the
opening Of the argument, that Mr.. Fulton, Jr,,
is deceased. Mr.. Coffin, after the aPproprI-
ton was made by Congress-, caused an injunc-
ton to DO issued, and claims the twenty per
cent. on the portion of Mr.. Fulton, jr. Hence
the suit. The motion pending is to dissoIv the
injunction.
P. Havennsr has been held to bail Wy JUS
tcs Donn, to answer for an alleged assault and
battery on Joseph B. Stanley. As the matter
will undergo Judicial investigation, il may be
proper, aeGely to say, at present. that Mr..
taYennsr is the proprietor Of the pavilion at
Custis' spring, and the presentation of small
bill to Mr.. Stanley, for an amount which he
said he did not owe, caused tho disturbance.
THE counsel for Mrs COnnsr, who claims to
be the widow Of the late Gen. Van Ness, have
declined to act, and Robert Brent, of Bati-
more, II is said, has undertaken the cause for
the lady.
Major French, the clerk of the House Of
Representatives, is among the candidates for
the vacant ssat in the councils, caused by the
recent resignation of Mr. Beck.
A little boy employed in the hat and furnish
ing store of MeEsrs Stevens b kmmons on
the Avenue, cane near death few nights ago,
by setting in front Of stove, the door open,
and inhaling the gas from the anthracite coal.
He was taken home in a state of stupor, but ia
now recovering. This is warning to be
needed.
citizen from Prince Georges county went
to the races yesterday, having in his possession
about six hundred dollars, He took out his
pocket book in one of the booths, (for what
purpose it is none ofour business, when fol-
low, pretty well known by the description as
an old offender, came up, bowling and scrapng,
and claiming friendship. The result was, that
the interloper, on coming into the city, shared
half Of the gentleman's horse, and got on be-
hind. Having ridden short distance, the gen.
toman, being little tickled, had to laugh in
consequence ofthe hand of his companion being
in too clesS proximity to his short ribs. Immo
diately suspectlng ths design, he transferred the
pocket book from his pocket to his hat; which
was no sooner done, than the ticker seized the
hat containing the pocket book, and immsd-
ately Jumping from the horse, ran to the ut
most of his speed into the woods. The gentle
man came before Justice Dom, and made oath
of the fact, giving description of the person,
sc. }.
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1000 Do I; K. S:. T ooa y fir SF oRIy
co, corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets.
WIN be drawn THIS DAY Saturday Oct. "a,
Nd Consolidated Lottery, for the benefit Of the
Frederick Female Seminary, ex. class No. 4-75 Nos
IA drawn ballots, making pretty litle scheme for
OF S7,sOO Of $500
Of 1000 . or 5OO
/ 0l 3s5 Of go
Of 100 5of 300
Tickets 60 60-haves SlGs-anarteys she
03-Ceriihcate of package of 26 quarter tickets
cost only s. so.
For lucky tickeIs by the package or single ticket
apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER & co,
Corner Of Baltimore aud ST. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery class No 81,
drawn Oct, %, Lowest prize 81,
IL 81 II 10 As % A 43 81
OFFICE OF EMORY & co.
Opposite BarRum's, bait. Md.
h3-uFFlCIAL DRAWING OF the Md. CoRseR
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for 1886: For bene6t
Of Frederick Female Seminary.
All 25 IT 10 As % A 4S 81
and Il being the lst and I'd drawn Nos. each SIS
II and as being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each IL
~ aad As, being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos each 3
90 and IS, being the 9th ana 7th; or A. and a., be-
ing the 9th and 9Th drawn Nos, each s
A. and "a, being the 9Th and l0th or 43 and 81 be-
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos. each
AllhaVlng two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 2
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, l
1t EMORY CO., No. . N. Calvert-st.
A LII HANDS ALOFT. THREE CHEERS
N FOR EMORY co. Nos. IL rs, the beau
tu little Small Fry Capital Of 600 DOLLARS in
yesterdays lottery, was sold to Il sailor from the
Point in package of quarter tickets which cost but
1857. Clear gaia by making the safe barber, No.
Calvert street, $3.50 This is not all; one of 81 00e in
package Of haves, WAS sent to a new customer at
York, Pa. Emory Co. sold in this one lottery
Przes amounting 10 Sll 432 clear of all discounts.
The flood tide OF fortune is around the cid establish
ed prize office, and ns mistake.
ANOTHER PRETTY SCHEME,
More prizes than blanks THIS DAY,
70 kes. and Ia drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
prize OF $1,000 prizes OF $1,000
/" 1000 l,700
and OF SeS9 each.
Tickets only Ss-shars in proportion.
Packages, the lucky way to purchase tickets,
Emory Co., The sure place 10 buy pIiZe packages,
guarantee half your money ack, at the worst luck.
Emory Co. pay all prizes in gold sold by than,
without any discount of. Emory & Co. will sell
package in this scheme for the small sum of 81
Give us q call.
p. S.-For prize packages or single tickets ad-
dress the old established house of Emory & Co, I'd
Office from Market street, in Calvert
EMORY CO, u. $. Lottery Agency,
No. Cavgrt-St., ID Lottery Office
1t from Baltimore street.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THE NEXT NEWS FROM EUROPE.

We mentioned yesterday that extraordinary eff
forts had been made by the stocklobblng press, In
this and Other cities, TO run an express from Hall
fax, N $, and from somewhere else, to this city,
with the Cambrias news, IN order to publish II
ahead of the New York Herald. 1t appears, by the
following letter from correspondent, that We have
given them quite galvanic shock
BaSeoR, Feb. a. 1916.
My Dear Sir "A circumstance has just come to my
knowledge which feel you should be made acquainted
with, although is too late 10 remedy IT, hate to see
you hoored in your enterprise by those lazy Wall
street loaiers and their coadutors including the hnan
cier Of these later days.
The facts state, you rely upon and they will
prove. he Wall street press, for the purpose OF de-
ieating your express from Boston, from the Cambria
sent agent to Portland, and chartered the steamer
Kennebec, Capt Kimba to go to Annapolis. ~ B., and
there the news from Halifax per Cambria to be
forwarded by horses-dstance 90 miles-and as
received 10 leave for Portl nd where express train
is in readiness over the T. H. r. to Boston, and from
thence to New York by the Long Island Railroad
This arrangement, If nothing breaks will give them
about nine hours advance of the Cambria at Boston,
and, the weather is beautiful she wilt undoubted-
y, perform her trip within the time anticipated She has,
for the service S00 and the whole expense OF the en-
terprise arranged by the press and stock obbers
they are called $4,000 The only object, as stated
Bennett.S
Go ahead, Bennett; you stirring them up,
and you are beaten again but they can't withstand
your ndomitable enterprise, and must ultimately yield
You will come off the victor, after all
All these arrangements--these galvanic efforts, 1t
thus seems, are made wholly with the view to
beat the 60 damned Herald" This is the expression
IN the instructions to the special messenger of the
combined press of four cities
The public can now form an estimate of the ener-
gy and indomitabe perseverance that we must have
brought into requisitlon, when we comblna-
ton Of all the stock jobbing papers in New York,
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, assisted by the
SPECTATORS in those four cities and headed by their
old ally, the devil, necessary TO beat in newspa-
per enterprise. But we are not yet beaten Justice
to subscribers and liberal subscription list, be-
yond all example in the United States, demand that
we should not let the case go by default We have
made arrangements to run an express from Boston,
and should arrangements prove perfect in their
details we hope they will, our stock jobbing con-
temporaries may have nothing to boast Of after all.
Indeed, we may possibly beat them but it is posi-
bile that we may be beaten. The Spectators and
their press were afraid to run against messen-
ger from Boston; and hence their desperate efforts
beyond that city.
In the days OF stock speculation, the devil is
powerful auxiliary.
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ASTON HOUSE, Cd 10, 1910.
To THE EDITOR OF THE N. Y. HERALD:
DEAR SIR-Being DESTROYS Of communicating to
the claimants, heirs under Anneke Jants correct
information Of the state OF their interests, wish
you to give conspicuous place in your paper to the
letters Of their counsel in the cause herewith sent
Respectfully, P. Med. COLLINS.
NEw Yoax, al New st., Feb. Is 1886
DEAl sIaIn answer to yours Of this date have the
pleasure 10 say that the cause Of 8ogadus against Tr
nifty church Came TO be heard in Last present
MONTH was thirteen days hearing and 10 under
consideration Of his honor, the assistant Vice Chan
csllor.
You already informed that the church has hereto
fore putt defence upon length OF possession, NJ tenants
In fee But from the evidence produced part By them
solver. and from other evidence OF records, II a.
ways be demonstrated ond all doubt that the church
corporation never were tenants In fee Of the Kings
Farm In which 10 included the Domipish Bowery; and
moreover that they capable In law by reason
OF the relation IN which they stood to the crown Of
Britain y set up any claim owners Of tine re
the crown for said corporation was an actual LOT
years, under the crown, during all tine time OF sne pro
vinciai government and every lawyer 70 sn,s s'sss
knows that while the tenancy for years ~ sxiant no
tenant in pos session under IL be permitted, In any
court, to up claim Of adverse possession against
any person whomsoever
can also DO demonstrstsd at any time, that the same
tenancy has continued and still continues to this day.
the church and the people Of the State Of New
York 40 that the church set up adverse pos
session now or a any time hereafter while this relation
Continual for no length Of possession by the church
will aver defeat ths claims Of the heirs.
The stats may, NAY not, assert the peoples rights
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TRAVEL TO EuRoPK-NKw YORK PACKET SHIPS.
As our country increases In age, wealth and popu-
laton, sc increases the laudabIe desire Of our PEG.
pie to visit our ancient parent, the mother from
whose womb we were born, and from whom we
received our language, our literature and our laws
and our desire 10 acquire territory. Although
we have attained od majority, and big enough to
whip our mother, il need be- and are no longer SUBJ
ject her control, still cannot suppress that al
affection which the God of nature implanted in our
breasts, although it may be partially and for time
suspended by luminosity and bad feeling, arising
from sense of injury done and wrong committed
These feelings, happily, are becoming obiterated,
because we wish to treat the old lady with proper
respect the ties between the two countries are
being drawn tighter and tighter, and we hope before
many years. to the feelings that relatively belong
to parent and child firmly established in either
country.
America and her people are no longer strangers
to the English II is no longer considered barbarian
to quote an American author, or to eat egg from
glass, as frequently see done here In fact, Eng
land has become market for our literature, and
our judicial decisions are quoted as authorities in
the Westminster courts The mother will now &C.
casionaly llsea to the bantling The increased in
terchange of ideas, consequent upon the increased
facilities of communication have had an important
influence in bringing about this happy state OF things
This influence is extending itself rapidly, and every
year we our people flocking to the old country
in search of health and pleasure
The migrating season is about commencing, and
long we will see our splendid packet ships load
ed with the Elite OF our land, tripping across
the Atlantic, to pay their respects to their
ancient mother, who may yet try to spank US
for taking the "whole or none' OF Oregon. The
symmetry and sailing qualities of our noble packet
ships, in connection with the gentemanly demeanor
and nautical knowledge of the commanders, have
made them the favores of travelling people and
il seldom that leaves shores without carry
ing asmany as it can comfortably providefor. Forhe
information of our readers at distant parts we give
list of those packets that will leave this port dur
ing this and part Of next month, together with the
names of their commanders, SO that such Of them
as intend visiting Europe, can manage their affairs
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n, b,. immense property or the proceeds thereof But
the heirs in respect their share Of it, must ss prompt
in prosecuting their claims and they pursue nov
all their just expectations Inere Is 70 Possloy ~
compromise The vestrymen have neither power nor IN
clinatiou entertain any negouauoh ioI
and never have encouraged any such expectation RMS
was proven by the examination OF two OF them as W.T.
nesses in this cause. :.
As to the delay in bringing this cause to bearing,
was occaoned by institution Of the suit OF humpert
against the Trinity Church. upon principles qul,e
ent from this of Bogardus which had instituted er tue
benefit ofall the heirs and the bill IN TINS sum wy
SIead is title and in pect i was successful
The church set up their title in their plea ana tnus n
cause has been brought to hearing upon its merits ana
may safely assert, that all who have JUST r8ns IN
the ants by the Dutch to Anneke Jants
confirmed by the English government may rest
that length Of possession against them can par
rights under the peculiar and essrso ,ai
stances Of this case Yours GEosss SULLIVAN
New YORK. 4 New street, feo Is lsso.
To Med. COLLINS, Esq of Mississippi Asto. ns
DEAR SIR lin reply to your enquiry III pens. rcs
vera claimants heirs OF Anneke Janis to lands IL
session Of Trinity Church. in this city, as TO the ieya
fects of certain deeds executed by large NUMBER o.
said claimants, upon the suggestion Of MT brown =,
Philadelphia concerned to say that by the revised
statutes of New York all those deeds IN VIOLATION Oh
express provisions in the 9Th and 9th sections OF sa
tute for furnishing certain offences by imprisonment an
county JAIL at the $40 page I'd vol revised sadutes "a
edition such conye yances and deeds prohibited by
law, and null and void as to the grantees. Suon
grantees neither acquire can transfer any right vi
terest estate in the premises and yet BY way OF Pc
nay upon the grsnor their deeds deemed in court
to be SO far good against themselves that they are evf
Gence ofrsnser by then OF all the title which the deeds
describe to Others that such granors Will lose their
rights and subject moreover to indictments
for committing such All persons to whom
such convey have been made who are parties
subject to like indictments and penalties
Yours respeotTy, GEORGE SULLIVAN
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Life Insurance.
EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

EDITOR OF THE HERALD:- .
lecture is to be repeated this evening, at half
past seven o'clock, at the Stuyvesant In
sttute, upon this subject, gratuitousy, by James
Such, Esq of Jamaica, Long Island. This gen.
teman is the principal OF private school for the
education OF boys, but has bestowed particular at
tention, from motives OF benevolence, and study
in mathematics, upon the doctrine OF insurance upon
lives In his former lecture, he evlnced an entire
mastery OF Its principles, and gave a lucid expos-
ton of their beneficent operation, IN manner sig-
nalized by ripe learning and eloquent expression.
Each individual has an interest In this matter,
and no one can in any way SO readily and satstac-
torily inform himself in relation TO 1t as by bestow
ing an hour in attending npon what WILL at the
time, be an intellectual treat. MUTUAL.