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THE Hos. SIDNEY BRErsE.-Ths Distinguished
senator from the State OF Illinois visited our public
institutions yesterday. He was accompanied by
several members Of the common council, and by
Dr. Hasbrouck, the resident physician. Alter a
visit to The Farms, where the orphan children Of the
city are taken care Of, he was shown our luna,e
and penitentiary institutions Baekweli's island
and was afterwards entertained by VIM p. Moss,
ESQ.,, the efficient superintendent ofthe almshouse.
On his return to the city he was conducted INTO the
chamber OF the democratic republican general CON-
mittee then in session at Tammany Hall, and INTRO
duced TO ths members. The senator made a most
pertinent speech on bis, Observation-Disclosures OF The
energy with which the democracy Of old Tammany
had 6a,ted for the principles and ascendency Of the
democratic party, and passed high compliment, on
its orthodoxy. Alderman Purdy very appropriately
responded TO his remarks Senator Breese was moc,
delighted with his visit. We must mention that the
Hon Sydney Breese, although representing Illinois,
is the only New York born member in the United
States Senate. York Globe, Dee. 81.
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IS number lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets 80 Halves s5-Q Quarters - SO.
Certificates Of packages of25 whole tickets, $3.50
Do do % half do SIS
Do do Is quarter do 30 so
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Tickets only Sl0--Halves S5--Quarters - so.
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole tickets SI3O
In Do M do ri 25 half do IS
Do do IS quarter do 80 so
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For John Ross and the Cherokee delegation,

Copy Of ktsr from an OIL zd able politician IL, Rs,.
tuekg Of The Jefferson aa15i, pho tSas a supporis,
otGtrtrai H1TisOH 10 1910, 10 his friend Ia ihii
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

| . Class 3, for 1916.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
January l7th, 1916. ....
10 No. louery--l4 drawn ballots.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

IS No. lottsry--l2 drawn ballots,
Tickets sI0-Halves t5-Quarters " so.
Certificates Of packages OF IS whole tickets $3.50
Do do IS half do IS
DO do 25 quarter do 81 30
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account Of
each drawing cent Immediately after il is over, 10 all
who order from ne. Address .
ri aa J. g.. GREGORY q CO., Managers,
Washington city, d. G.
Dec 2l--2awdAcpif3w
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cRAsp SCHEME.
$50, 000-s2S, 000-Sl5, 900.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

- Class 3, Tor ItI6.
To be drawn at Alexandra, u. c., on Saturday,
January IL, 1916.
10 number lotterY-l Ia drawn baloIs.
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Tickets sl5-Hsves 81 500 Quarters 81 Is
Eighths 81 S7I
Certificates OF packages OF rs whole tickets $50
Do do 20 half do IS
Do do 20 quarter do II so
Do do 26 eighths do 70 Is
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 4, for 1886.

To be drawn in Alexandris, d. c., on Saturday,
| agga a January "a, l84e
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yUHE WESTERN CONTINENT.

n published by VIM TAYLOR x co.
4, 5 and Jarvis Building
Is ready for delivery. 1t will be found to contain
"The National Fair'' being very concise desctip-
ton of the arrangement contemplated for the gener-
al information of those DESTROYS of encouraging the
Ar:s and Sciences; "Major Jones his Travels"
the richest thing yet ''kaRdom Recollectens of an
Old Doctor" written for the Western Continents;
"The Furlough,' an Irish anecdote; Humorous
Critique or "Hisorcal Sketch of the second war
etween The United States of America and Great
Britain" ny Chas' J; lngersoll; Mr.. Hudson's Lee
lures on Romeo and Juliet: an Interesting letter from
Galveston, TeXas;" Sketches of Cincinnati Artitts
Hiram Powers VS.. G. Edwards Lester, a card re-
sponsive from Sam'l York Alice to c. Edwards Leg
ter; Epitome of the Times; Review of the Money
and Provision markets; The Sayings and Dongs in
Congress-; Passage Of the Oregon Notice; Original
Poetry, Editorials and many other interesting items
Price per single copy 81 cents II
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MARINELIsT-PoRT OF BATTING
FRIDAY, APRIL q. 1876.
FkomrHE EXCHANGE READrNe-RooM
CLEARED,


Brig Algonquin, Mayberry, Providence, E. Prs
Bro. 81
Brig Gen. Pinckney, Gayle, Savannah, }. K. LEI
dali. III
schr Vermont, Lowry, Charleston, John K. iOl
dali. XII
schr Maturity, Foxwe, St. Mary's county, itaI
master. "
schr Nassau, Warrington, New Orleans, J. Tai,|
derson 4 Co. n1
schr Princess Ann, Thompson, C, master. n
Sehr Providence, Kirwan, Norfolk, Petersburg,
Richmond, T. Hooper. bd
Steamer Baltimore, Claypole, Philadelphia, Il
Shriver.
sAILED-Bngs Salvatore, Hobbs, Charlesh.
Frances Jane, Gardner, st. Johns, X; LexRG
-, Bath; Jusna, Claypoie, Demarara; schrEu
vira Hand, Baker, Fall River: Mary. Rowland, P,
idence; Vermont, Lowry, Charleston. ~
ARRIVED, IN
Barque Lstitia, Lewis, % days fun N. OrleaAy
the Capes, cotton, moss sugar, pork and lard, 70
w. Bruno & Sons and others On the 18th off Cd
Florida, was in co. with ship Superb, Gatchei G
and ior Baltimore, FIN New Orleans. 70
French barque Alexandra, BOillard, days flS
York; ballast, TO load for Bordeaux, to A. ShumN
er & Co. In
st h inst. coffee and hides, 10 F. w. Bruno s. SoI
SChr E. A. Stevens, Briggs, 3 days FIN N. York .
sorted cargo, TO Rose, Merrill & Co. s,i
Schr Atlantic, Cook, fin Mayaguez, P R, sugar, J
lasses and cocoa nuts, to w: w. Spence s. Co. 7 !
brig w, II. Talman, Hall, for Baltimore, Idg; G
schr Jno. Allyne, Burgess, for do in 3 days. II
Schr Cinderella, Coleman, 10 days fin Charles u
cotton and rice, to Williams & Bro. II
Schr Arites, Sterling, from Mobile, cotton, t..
Hooper. ~
Schr Fayetteville, Green, fin Wilmington, CIV;
val stores, to VIM Mason. III
Sehr Flor del Mar, HaIt, fn Portsmouth, N H 81
tatoes and plaster TO master. e
Steamer Georgia. Cannon, from Norfolk. Il
nothing. q
Steamer Baltimore, Claypool, from PhiIadelpsi
mdse to ]. A. Shriver. -
MEMORANDA. i
Brig Globe, Calhoun, FIN Baltimore, arrived at
Johns, P R, 9th inst. y
Brig Victorine, Forest, for Baltimore, cleared al
Orleans 10th inst. Y
Schr Pearl, Nickerson, for Baltimore, eleareGst
Charleston 22d inst. e.
Schr Zenobia, Brown, for Baltimore, went to i,
fir ON Savannah 81 st inst.
AT Rio de Janeiro, 10th ut. ship Roanoke, Han
from Cape de Verbs, dis; barques Pioneer, Lambs
FIN st. Ubes, do; Active, FoXweIl, FIN Baltimore, r,
nved 18th; Catharine, Phillips, fin do unc Corne{
Young, for N. York, do; schr Falcon, Hooper, W.
list OF vessels left, it is presumed she sailed preVe
ly for this port. h
Brig Nimbe, Shaw, of Baltimore, arrived at TEn'
dad 29th ult fin N. Orleans. r
Brig Juliet, Terrell, FIN Baltimore, arid at Geot
town, d C, 2lst inst. to load for Jamaica. E!
Schr Joshua Brown, Sparks, for Baltimore, L
loading at Palermo 18th ut. II
Schr John, Ellery, for Baltimore in or DAYS. ";
at Port au Prince 9Th ult. y
Schr st. Leon, Harlow, from Baltimore, arrived,
Bangor 18th inst. r
Schr Erie, Nickerson, FIN Baltimore, arid at b.
ton 22d inst.
Schrs Sequine, Cole, and Emily Johnson, Sne die
FIN Baltimore, arrived at N. York, 22d inst. Schr Z
licott, Cole, cl'd at do same day for Baltimore.
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WASHINGTON CITY, D. c., April 90, 1916


To The Editor of the Baltimore Clipper:
G3-SIR-l observe in your paper of this date, TO
tce of a publication in the ''Cumberland Civilian"
Of Tuesday last in which, though not by name, by
allusion, am made 10 occupy prominent place.
You say it is alleged that publication that the Pre-
sdent "prOmOted a relation Of the same name TO a
clerkship of bureau because he published print de-
voted to the codTseSt cdlunnidtion of the Catholic
sion and sommunity' and, that shat print is fore
ed d0Wn TIC threats Of members of that ancient faith,
under pain of losing their Offices"
say that allusiOn is made TO me, because am the
only chief clerk of bureau of the name, and the
only one, believe, who edits journal of any kind.
hope you will do me the.favor, Mr.. Editor, to al
low to pronounce the allegation to be ealumniouS
and false. There 10 not IddoW Of truth in it, AS
10 my PERIODICAL do not suppose the President ever
read page Of it, and to the Presidents btgotTs,
with which he is also charged, the Jesuits should be
the last people earth TO bring such an accusation,
for his adopted is student at their College in
Georgetown No sir they kno'0 better, but they hope
to reach and 10 silence in this way. But they have
not yet learned with whom they have TO deal
The fabrication originated with person in this
place who writes letters for the New York Herald
over the signature of ".driei." So long the ca
lumRy was without endorser, it was innocent,
and passed dsregarded by me; but having found its
way into other publications. think proper 10 stamp
it, at once, with the character which it merts-hat
of fLIchood and naignty and that PapGt Intolerance
which would seal up all the lips and stop all the pens
that were not employed in its service.
With great respect,
| am sir, your ob't serv't,
JOSIAH f. POLK,
Editor Of "The Investigator and
of Ind
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New INVENTION. We hope that the inven
ton mentioned by a "Mechanic" in the Phila
del phia Public Ledger may prove to be cor
rect, as it would be of infinite service to the
public, whilst it would make the fortunes Of
the inventors. 1t is stated that two gentlemen
of Pennsylvania, have invented new method
of roofing houses with material "whch is
more durable than shingles, slate or tin; as
brilliant as glass, fire proof and water proof,
red, blue, green or any other color that may be
desired;,a non conductor of electricity, a refec-
tor of heat, cheaper than tin, lighter than
slate; being vitrihed, it is almost indestructible
by time or weather, and so easily put on that
the largest roof can be covered in single day
if desired. 1t requires very little descent; a
roof covered with this material may be made
as flat as any tin roof without the least danger
of leaking. Nothing short of actual violence
will iniure it. Should it come into general
use, our city will outshine the Kremhn o.
Moscow. When house with slate roofis on
fire, the states fly SO that fremen are in great
danger should they come near it; but this arti.
Gle, having passed through the fire in the pro-
cess of manufacture, is not liable to this objec-
ton; its durability is such that it will last as
long as the house"
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Editor Of "The Investigator and
Advocate of Independence. )"
n7-nIGHLY INTERESTING MISSIONARY

H3-HIGHLY INTERESTING MISSIONARY
MEETING. public meeting Of the "Wesleyan'
Home Missionary Society," will be held in the Exeter
street NJ. E. Church, on MONDAY EVENING, the
9th inst. at 8! O'Clock Addresses will be delivered
by Rev. GeoI &c A. Cofey and kev. Thomas Sewell,
A general attendance of the Ministers in this city is
likewise expected. A collection will be taken up in
support of the Society.
Rev. L. E. Allen, who is employed as Missionary
by this Society, has been labOrng extensively among
the poor and destitute of cityand is ready to cX
tend his services to the suffering without respect 10
sects partes-t is therefore hoped that all who are
friendly to Missions at Home WILL if possible, be in
attendance at the meeting if not, they can send
their donations Rev. Isaac P. Cook, Treasurer of
the Society al No. rs Baltimore ST. 2t+
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10 CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING of

W-OHhAF PRINTING, ana FKINII OF
every description, executed with great DESPATCH at
the Office OF the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE. sT,-as
Much o agS cam N saeo say other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC. &c
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities with latest styles of type and new
andspendid machinery for doing work. in UerystyIe,
in manner unsurpassed in this city
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SOMETHING VERY NOVEL!

SOMETHING VERY NOVEL!
- A FORTUNE FOR rs CENTS!
EMORY y CO., the far famed Prize Agents, Oppo
site Barnum's will offer to the public of the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
5000 BOLLARS!!
1900 DOLLARS!!
1000 DOLLARS -! &C. sc.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
IS CENTSI
For the purpose of affordng to their patrons grea
number OF chances in these favorite Lotteries for
trttiing outlay, EMORY h co. have determined 10
issue certificates of packages of 25 quarter ticket:
Zone OF which may draw three of the largest prizesl
for the small investment of SO so. Decidedly the
most profitable method OF purchasing tickets partc-
package which EMORY & co. sell, will have in il ali
the numbers that put in the wheel, and must ne
cessariy have in it all the numbers that are drawn
nom the wheell The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery Gas the tickets in every package
that Emory Co. SELL warranted have on them
all the numbers in the drGwing the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers on the ticket
Thus for the small sum of 25 cents, if you get the
three first drawn numbers quarter ticket you are
certain to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
Q3- For Tickets in these deservedly popular Lot
terles, application must be made to the well known
and celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY s. CO., opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md.
{63- The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold. Orders from The country, for Tickets
will be faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONF
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents. Ii
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TuE NoTIcE. The form in which the No
tice to England has passed both Houses OF Con-
press is une1ceptionable. 1t is to be given at
the discretion of the President. This is the
form in which it originally passed the Senate
The preamble to the resolution breatAes the
most pacific spirit, and may almost be consider
ed as an instruction to the President to resume
negotiations on the subject of Oregon: at all
events it will afford him full justification be-
fore the country, for taking immediate measures
to settle the controversy with England The
preamble assigns as a reason why the Notice
should be given, "that the attention of the 60
vernments of both countries may be more ear
nestIy directed to the adoption of all proper
measures for speedy and amicable adjustment
of the differences and disputes in regard TO the
said territory" Language could not be more
emphatic in favor of peaceful measures, nor
authority more ample to preserve them. The
President has here the deliberately expressed
desire of both Houses of Congress, sanctioned
by overwhelming votes in each, that call pro-
per measures" should be at once adopted "for
a speedy and amcable settlement OF all differ
ences and disputes in regard to the said terrific
ry," After the expression of such sentiments
by the representatives of the people, we can
not believe otherwise than that the controversy
between this country and Great Britain will be
speedily and amicably closed. The British
Government will see that its disposition to pre-
serve harmony between the two nations, is re.
cprocated by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatves of the United States; and we there
fore hope that an immediate movement will be
made towards effecting settlement of all dis
putes. 1t does not matter which government
takes the first step, the assurance having been
given by each ola desire to continue the rela-
tions of friendship which now exist.
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h7-I. o. o. F. Brothers are reminded that the
Library Committee propose TO celebrate the Ami
versary of Odd Fellowship in this cOuhtry on MON
DAY EVENING, the 9th instant, al the Saloon of
the Odd Fellows Hall, by a GRAND PROMENADE
and SOIREE, upon which occasion an Grafton will
be delivered by the Grand Master of Maryland,
ARCHER RoPEs, Esq. Tickets 81 elch, 20 mem
bers of the Order ony) admitting brother and two
ladies-to be had of any member of the Library AS
ISOLATION The proceeds, after paying expenses, 10
be appropriated to the augmentation of the Library
{G3- No tickets sold at the door, Programmes may
be had OF the Committee.
ap24-3t IAP1 THE COMMITTEE.
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WIN. TAYLOR & CO.,

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Sargent, author Of VeIasco, a tragedy, sc.
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My Sporting Box, by Frank Forester, author of
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The Log Of Privateersman, by Capt. Marryatt,
author Of idshpman Easy, lsI
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i its onnons and sentiments are untcttered by par
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important fact.
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FUbIISH THIS DAY
JOHN THE GOLD; or The White Hoods and
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ON TUESDAY NEXT,
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" w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTS,
n n . N. w. corner of
ap7-3n EUTAW and LOMBARD-STS
BY III. w. BOOL.

MAINLY FURNITURE-Made by HisseI
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vert, PAINTERS EFFECTS, at l37 Camden stF
between Eutaw and Paca, on TUESDAY MORf,
ING, April %, 1916, at 10 O'Clock ,beng the Effects
gentleman removing. FL
Boards; Tables; Bedsteads; Looking and Man
Glasses; Drawing, Sitting and Bedroom Effects So
perior day Clock, cost $llO. Also, Painting n
feet by a feet inches, by Vanderwert, with 9th.
capital pictures. Also, TO Painters, quantity
White Lead; Step Ladder; Cripples, and other m.
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nr4-ORPHANs, FAIR AT FRANKLIN SALOON,

u9-ORPHANS' FAIR AT FRANKLIN SALOON,
corner of Baltimore and North streets. The Ladies
having determined TO close the Fair THIS EVEN
ING, persons DESTROYS of visiting it requested to
embrace the opportunity in due time. The articles
remaining hand will be disposed of by auction,
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, when, in addition TO
the interest Of the scene, fancy and useful articles
may be procured at the lowest rates. [PR II
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OFFICE OF EMORY s. co.

OpPUSIIt IIuII' I'1U' J
h3-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md, Consoi
dated Lottery, class No. so, for 1886:
30 rs "a So 80 80 60 40 IL % 81 SO
25 and 90 being the st and I'd drawn Nos. each S25
"a and g. being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 90
80 and 49, being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
40 and g. being the 7th and 9Th; or - and 2e, be-
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos on,
II EMORY s. CO., No. 2 N. Calvert-st.
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MO HUMBUG BUT A RARE CHANCE FOR

MO HUMBUG BUT A RARE CHANCE FOR
4N GREAT BARGAINS A few more left of those
beautiful Pyridical Graduated ROBES, only 3d. beau
tul yd. wide French LAWN, warranted fast colors,
only 25 cts; French GINGHAMS, I'D. wide, colors
warranted fast, % cts; Bingham Lawns and other
Ginghams al the lowest cash prices; Shawls and
Prints in great variety; Cloths; Cassimeres; CASH
netts; GambrOon; MARSEILLES, and other Vest
ingS. great variety of Linen and Cottoa GOODS,
for Boys wear; good assortment of Irish L1NEN;
Brown HOLLANDS; Floor and other Oil CLOTHS;
Matting Ingram and other CARPETING, very cheap;
good assortment of Palm Leaf HATS at prices TO
suit the times.
word TO the wise is sufficient.
Bargains always in store for those that are wise
enough 10 favor us with call at No. ISL N. GAY
ST., opposite the Engine House
E. A. RICHARDSON,
Don't forget the No. apps dim
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Mr.. SPIES BALL. We desire TO call attention to
the proposed exhibition and grand fancy May Ball OF
Mr.. Spies which is advertised to come off OH Mon
day evening, May the 4th. We can safely promise
all who attend pleasant and agreeable time, A few
tickets have been left al this Office for sale.