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NEW YORK, MONDAY, P. M.-The sales of Gotten
to day reached 700 bales -prices heavy
Flour is advancing tapidy-ihe sales to dav have
been made both of Sou hern and Westernat $i65tl
81 rs, closing firm nj the latter piice.
Corn is in demand, but there Is none here for sale
Two three cargDes western mixed, 10 arrive sold
at 81 cents which is an advance an Saturday prces
Provisions are very firm, aud "a es of prime pork
have been made at an advance Of sc.
Ashes are very firm; Pots S375, Pearls S4.5O,
with sales,
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q CHEAP PRINTINcs. nnd PRINTING o

1- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING O.
every description, executed with great despatch, al
he Office OF the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE -sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much ,arser than any 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 offacities with latest styles of type and
dsplendidmachinery) fordong work. in everystyle,
in manner unsurpassed in this city.
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SPLENDID WATCHES.

$50 Splendid Hunting ca ed fist quality tii'I
SflTM irwr.i"d pat II. lever WATCHES, received
Is-4 Sp per the last steamer, made expressly to OF
sa.-ss der, with large assortment of tie diff rent
desc gtuns nj goid AMI siiYer Watches, which are
warranted To h. as flee as any Of my former impur
tion'. Persons in want Of first qIality Watches,
will pease call aud examine g. d. CLARK'S as
sortment, at The old established slahd Water street,
second door from Calvert see
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FRONT STREET THEATRE. In accordance with
the generalwsh,the manager announces for repetition
this evening the celebrated drama of ''Tht French
Spy" in which Mrs. Lewis sustainS several charac-
ters This lady is an actress of extraordinary merit.
After the drama, the beautiful piece of the "WaIock
of the GIen.' This bill will secure good house
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The MUSEUM. The excellent comedy of the esRi-
val Queens" and the laughabe farce of the "Young
Widow" with variety of singing and dancing, are
the attractions at the Saloon this evening These
are both favorite pieces, and have never failed to
draw good audiences.
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AL m A N A c.
VFNo CURE TOOTIIACH

A., r,,r AND PRESER HEl
10 THE TOOTHACH is always cure
mn N ute by an application of WHEELERjS TO
ny IOOfH WASH, and the Tooth be still
ed; Soflness of the Gums will he cnrad. a w
OF the Gums will be effectually stonned
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are ALWAYS kent
and in the best of health by its use. Sold h
j. NJ, HAlG, No. 1873 Baltimore 8,
je3O-ly above South, Opposite Clinn y
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET MONDAY Evening
Sept 18th. Flour-R ceipls very light, and holders
ask 81 so for flesh ground, buyers, however only of
fer 5 25-we hear of no sales except of old stuck
which brings "a for re inspected. Corn meal and
Rye flour-Some small sales of fresh ground al 50 Is
for the former and SO for the latter. Wheat-ahoul
s9VU S os sooo ana pre RED sold
ed at CSC afloat. Rye-Southein sold at f0a63o -
Corn-Scarcr with sales Of Southern yellow at 59l
60c. Oats-Two or three lots good and prime South
ern brought 33a34c. Sugar-In request-we no ice
further sales of New Orleans at 6aa7c on time. Pro.
visions quiet. Whiskey-holders more firm at 22c
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G9- GRAND TEMPLE or HONOR SONS OF
TEMPERANCE, STATE of ND. The Grand
Temple will convene THIS "wednesday MORN
ING, 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock, Good Samaritan
Hall, corner Of Montgomery and Hanover Streets
Grand TemplarS are earnestly reque sled to be punc-
tual IN their attendance, D, order,
Ii JOHN f. SEGUIN G. w L.
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Flowers. We were yesterday presented by
Mr. Robert Halliday, Florist, corner of Penn
gylvania Avenue and Dolphin street, with a
splendid assortment of choice Flowers. of his
own raising-among them some beautiful roses.
The establishment of Mr.. Halliday is extern
siye, and is abundanty supplied with all that
can delight the vctares Of Flora 1t is an
agreeable resort and those who desire to have
flowers in pots, OF boquets Of superior kind,
should pay him visit.
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LETTER BAGS Up At THE EXCHANGE READING Rno
Liverp0ol-Ship Powhatan, with despatch
For Amsterdam-Ship Potomac, with despatch.
For Roiterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with despalL
For Bfemen-shp Elise, with despatch,
For BFemen-Ship Post, soon
For Havre-Ship L'AndiIle, with despatch
For Premiership Atlas, with despatch.
For Valparaiso and ports ia The Pacific Bal
Hortensia, OCt.I. e
For Antwerp Barque Paoli, 18th inst.
For LiVerpool-Baique Louisa Bliss, about (
inst.
For VaIplu iso-Byio Ayqvle will s,iI ,his ,,,oaI
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OFFICE OF EMORY 4 40.

Opposite Bamum's, Bait. Md.
6y-uFFlClAL DRAWING UI the MD. U0ns0i.
dated Lottery, ex class No. 3, for 1896 For benea
of Town of BelAh:
20 35 As 81 SO 8 90 IA II SIS IL $50
% AMI IS heing the LIST and ID drawn Nos each s95
80 and ~, being The I'd and Sd drawn Nos, each %
y and as, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each IA
y and %, being the AIN ana 5th; or and 49, be.
ing The 5th and 9th drawn Nos each 10
Al havlhs wo OF the drawn Nos. on them, each
All haviag one only OF the drawn Nos. on, "a
1t EMORY * CO., No. , N. Calvert-st.
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PENNSYLVANIA. In this State the new tariff
constitutes the principal topic of discussion
among politicians OF all classes; but strong eff
fort IS being made to convince the people that
the tariff will be so modified at the approach
ing session of Congress, as to extend ample
protection 10 the coal and iron business of the
State; and we presume that many persons will
cast their votes under this delusive hope, We
have not the slightest expectation that any such
partial modification of the tariff will be made
iy Congress, or be sanctioned by the President;
although wo should be glad TO see it undergo
genera! revision. It would be unjust 10 extend
special protection TO Pennsylvania interests,
aud exclude those of other sections ofthe union
and such an act would produce great excite
ment. IL Pennsylvanians desire to have the
tariff properly modified, so as to produce ade-
quate protection to all interests, they should be
careful to elect no man to Congress who is not
openly pledged to the protective policy. 1t is
the only hope which they can have of remov-
ing the evil under which they now labor.
THE SICKNESS ON BOARD THE CoLyMBUs.-
The Union says: "We understand that the re-
ports about the mortality produced on board
the Columbus and Vincennes by the cholera
and dysentery, in letter to the N. York Tr-
bune, are exaggerated The letter bears date
on the l2lh April, from the United States ship
Columbus, Hong Kong, China, and states,
among other things, that the ''Vncennes has
lost nearly all her crew by the dyscntery. -
This, of course, is very exlravagant state
ment. The Columbus had been to Manila,
one of the Philippine Islands; the next day the
cholera appeared in fatal form, and she was
ordered back to Hong Kong. 1t is supposed
that before this time the Columbus (Com Bid
de) must have arrived off the coat of Caifor-
MIA, in consequence of orders long since sent
Outn
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ut AMT ANY THING ELSE. EMt

TT AMT ANY THING ELSE. EMORY
IL X CO. IS the IuckieSt office for Prizes in The
world. Per drawings of Glass 3, yesterdays LOTTERY.
the maenlh ent PIize of 81 900, Nos 80 IS Al, was
soll IN pnckaee ofwhole tickets to merchant from
Wheeling, Va, now in this city; one of 81 900 Nos.
% 49, in packing ofquarters sent 10 louisville,
"a zone Of $500 in whole sold TO citizen; besides
one OF $500 m quarter. And this is not all Two of
$3.50 and three of 500 each, sold 10 CUSTOMERS
EMORY co. making the people rich, and no mis-
taKei
Beauty THIS DAY! rs Nos. and ID drawn
ballots.
CAPITALS! CAPITALIST
OF ~ OuO DOLLARS! offs, GOO DOLLARS!
OF o,OOV DOLLAEH! 1000 DOLLARS
AND 10 OF 81 100 EAUu.
Tickets only S5-sharss IN proportion
W3- 10 all who want pfze-gve Us 4 call THIS
DAY, something grand and no mistake. EMORY &
90, sell package in this scheme for Sl7, ami one
package eau draw you the snug sum of S37 900, and
Emory Co. has the package that contains the S2O-
OOO-cal early and get it
G}- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in per
sou or by mali 70 the far famed l. ,ttery Arm of
EMORY CO, T.. s. Lottery Agency,
No, ? Calvert-st., ID LOTTERY Office
1t from Baltimore street.
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NAVAL The soop of war Preble has re-
ccived, says the Brooklyn Eagle, her sailing
orders to Join the squadron in the Pacific. She
is commanded by Com VIM. F. Shields; LIST
Lieut.. Lauman, and Lieuts. Ward, Chapman
and Mix. She will probably sail in day or
4uo
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NNHOOPING COUGHi
WHOOPING COUGH!

ny ,,,,,., WHOOPING COUGH
by the undersigned, is the most efTectuaI remedy
known for the above distressing disease. II gives
lhmeclate relief 10 the sufferer, in almost every
case II propery used, will effectnally remove the
disease It's alternative End cura tive properties have
oeen iulIy Tested by several physicians and mum.
Der OF families who have used it. Prepared and sold
wholesale and RETAIL by
WIN S. REESE, Druggist &C.,
81 E Batmore-st., between Hiah and Fyont ste
9J1-Pfice so cents per bottle sel6.wor
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Musical WEEK IN New YORK. The ami
versary of the Sacred Music Society comes off
lhis week There are to be various discussions,
lectures aud performances a! the Tabernacle.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-16

r HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE. Mr.. Collins, the
humorous deIineator of Irish character, takes his
benefit This evening, on which occasion strong and
attractive bin is posted. See the advertisement
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a7-FRENCH AND GERMAN COOKING GLASS

05-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING 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 entirely new
patterns 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. &C.. for sale and made Order as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishments The United
States. Z. s. FRYER,
/ Milf No. North GAY street.
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VOLCANIC SYMPTOMS IN New HAMpsHIRE.
Deeriield, an insulated village between Ports
mouth and Concord. has experienced during
the last y years occasional reports or explo.
sions in the ground, apparently of volcanic OF
gaseous nature. Within week there have
been 90, so severe as to throw down stone walls
jar the buildings, and alarm the people.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-16

g7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pns; Earrings; Silver Plated Oak g..
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment which is com
dlstc, at his Old Established Store, Waerst Cd door
from Calvert. ans
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New YORK MONEY MARKET, The money
article of the New York Herald ofthe Sth in
slant, says-"The amount Of money in Wall
street seeking employment is daily increasing,
and at this rate the money market must, in a
few weeks, be much easier than it has been at
any time during the pest two years, The banks
are dscounting every piece of first rate paper
offered, and loans on stock collateral are freely
made at five and six per cent. In the amidst
of this abundance there is no upward move
ment in the stock market, and there appears to
be no particular demand for money from the
commercial classes. Unless something soon
turns up 10 give employment to the idle capital,
it must go about the street begging tor custom
ers.n
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fReported for the American Republican. 7

y.
Cattle The supply of Beef CaltlG at the scales
yesterday was large, and the demand brisk hut prices
declined, There were 7SU head offered and l65 driven
10 Philade lphia, and 5GS sold to the butchers at
prices rargng from 80 10 80 624 per 100 lbs on the
hoof equa to "a OUaS5 90 Average O. sales about
So % gross, supply Of Live Hogs large and demand
moderate at IS, 625.
Flour. We note further advance in flour, YES
terday 500 bbIs Howard ST. Old brands sold at 81 %.
aud o-day Goa bbIs fresh ground at the same price.
A lot OF very choice brands brought 81 SO BUYERS
TO day are freely ffcriug 4 25 for osh ground hold
ers ask 81 37t. Receipts li.ht aud the price from
cars unsettled Last sale of City Mills at S425 now
would bling Si25. We quote Rye flour at 80. so and
Md. Corn meal at S2S7g.
Grain. The supply of wheat is small, and the
demand good at further advance. We note sales of
Md. good u prime reds at 92a96c., and ordinary to
to good al e5a90c. We quote white wheat, for family
-four, at ll2al20c. Sales Of Va inferior re ds at soc
Good Pa reds are wanted and would bling 95a97c.-
Corn has also gone up, with sales of both white and
yellow for shipping, at t4c. several very prime lots,
both coors, brought &c. We quote Nd Rye at 63c :,
and Oats AT 29a3lc.
Whiskey. We qu tie hhds at 2ltc., and bbs.
at 22tc, but holders are indisposed sell at these
prices.
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o. We invite the atteAtOn 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 he gentlemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure precudes the posi-
biiity Of imposition. There is a large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will he given by applying to the Agen s.
whose names will be found attach d to the cerf
Gates, seq
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CHEAP LEVER yVATCuEs.

6ep An extensive assortment Of Gold and Sill
&sT5,> yer english LEVER WATCHES; Aach'r,
e. 81 Esca ,men ami IL pine WATCHES. Also
2ssssSH J @WELRY of all hi d. of their own ma
nuiacture For sale by
sci LIN R. & A.EAMPBELL 205 Baltimore st.
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PHILADELPHIA MONEY MARKET. The Phil
adelpha money market, says Bicknells Re-
porter of Tuesday, is comparatively easy for
first rate paper. The outdoor rate for fair pa
per ranges, nevertheless, from to IL per cent.
There is very little demand for money with
good houses, although, as is ever the case, the
imprudent, the speculative, and the needy en-
perience considerable difficulty in raising funds
Lewistown Bank notes have improved some.
what since our last. The rates on SATURDAY
were from II l-s to Is per cent. discount. The
Fall trade is by no means so active as antici-
pated The country dealers, it is said, antici-
pate still further fall Of goods, and hence
keep away. Nevertheless there will be toll
cradle business on the whole, and we trust
safe one.
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ENABLE OLE. CEtsTH. have now on 'pugu
n an dss0r merit of TA"LE o l. CLOTH, q, s.
6 * quarl'.s Wild, embracing variety of patterns,
on eant0u hlnn6i Linen $ muslin, Superior cloths,
aud for SAFE low h.,
JOHN 4. HOLLAND. 10 Gay street,
au2S wear The Cd! Fellows Hall.
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o. SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say 10 Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynehburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
PLEASANT comfortable, safest aud cheapest TO any 9th
eI Route. See advertisement. ie26.d
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FkoMrHE eXCHANeR REApING-nooM hooEI|
CLEARED
Ia EAhED,
,rsOn, fol Wilmington, NJ

CLEARED,
Schr Melvna Nckerson, foI Wilmington, NJ
ma ter. y
Schr Capital, North, Richmond, A Hankey.
Schr Julia Ann, LiotmaD, Middleton and Fairf
master.
Sehr Enterprise, Keeble, Alexandria, c, Sa,
Phillips & Co. ]
-, schL Thomas Hooper, Kirwan, Port Maria Jas,
Thos Pierce.
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Q5-"GINE ME BOOTH YET FOR CIGARS -
Was an expression we heard a gentleman make to
another, the other day we Were passng--we sup
pose he has often tried Booths Cigars, las we have)
and tOutd them No. /, We endorse the expression
and repeat it, ''give us Booths Cigars - His esiab-
lishment i in HANOVER STREET No. So, 3 doors
south of Camdcn-sI,, nearly opposite his old and ia
vOrite stand II
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q
STABLER * CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-si
Also, by Geo w Jones, cor Baltimore ana lligh SIS
Seth S. Eance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
* Atknson corner Baltimore and Hanover sis; j. F.
Perkins s. Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph g. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kins, corner Market aud Gleen-sts; George II. Keer
No. 323 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, Sc North
Gay street. sells Iw
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MARiNELlST-PORT OF BALTlMUl
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER Is, 1876.

For VaIparl iso-Brig ArgyIe, I'm saiI lhis wee.
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~ OLD Guard CHAINS. GABRIEL. D.
1W CLARK opens 4 great variety of Gold and sill
yer work This day, am0ng which are handsome gold
Guard Chains, for ladies and gentlemen; also, god
Guard Keys; Fob Chains and Seals with a great va
,igty of hpnutitul JCWelry. a2S
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ARRIVED

Dr. brig Somerset, Williams, ID days from Ben
da, ballast Came in the Capes 7lh inst.
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COL. FREMONT

A letter from Monterey on the Pacific to the ed
itor of the Alexandria Gazette, contains the annex
ed notice of our interesting young countryman,
Lieut.. Col. Fremont The letter is dated july 20
''Col. Fremont's party arrived here Yesterday
having had pretty hard fighting with the
Mexicans and Indians. They number about two
hundred, and are the most daring and hardy set of
fellows | ever looked upon. They are splendid
marksmen, and can plant bullet in an enemy IS
head with their horses at full gallop. They new
er think OF eating bread but live upon meat all the
time They never sleep in house, but on the
ground, with blanket around them, their saddle
for pillow, and rifle by their side. should like
to give you some more minute account of them, but
time will not admit
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THE ARMISTICE

A correspondent of a New Orleans paper, in
commenting upon the armistce recently concluded
between Generals TAYLOR and AMpUprA. makes
the following statement, which is certainly at yari
ance with what have been universally represented
and are generally understood, to be the facts con-
corning the location of the line beyond which nei-
ther army was 10 advance
'sThe line OF division between the two armies
will begin at the Rinconado, and to run througb
Lnares and San Fernando. We'll, do YOU know
what that line is2 Nothing less than this. The
Rtnconddo Estate is arest Of the great .SaNiiIo
Pass, 'rhere, according to some the enicans acre
to crash as, and consequently has an open road 10
San,ito that can oppose any impeachment to his on
'odrd march. consider this as a great masterlv
stroke of the American commander, as well as the
armistlce which he has granted to Ampudia The
reasons of the latter are very plain. After taking
possession of the Pass, which is now within the
line, his troops must not cross. The army which
have been exhausted by the long march from Ca
MARCO to Monterey, and by the three days. hard
fighting, will take an invigorating rest, Io enable
him TO make again march of nearly 300 miles OF
complete desert, being the distance between Mon
terey and San Louis Potosi, during which no seri
Gus resistance will be offered to him.