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nANCING AND wALTzING

~ thCADEMf Al LOGAN HALL
c. C. Philips espectfully informs his friends
and the public that he will resume the duties of his
School on I TUESDAY, Sept. 29lb, al Logan Hall,
corner of Bank and Bond streets. Days Of tuition for
young Laffes, Misses and Masters on Tuesday aud
Saturday afternoons. from ill O'Clock, aud 1ues-
day and Friday Evenings. from till 10 O'Clock, for
Gentlemen. Terms made known on application TO G.
Z. p al the rom, at his dwelling, No 2S4 Woifst'
sl8l2t &eolnl#
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THyO MOTHERS. ROGERS' SPECIFIC, for
H. Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cholera
Morbus. This Medicine onyrequres trial TO prove
its wonderful effects. For safe Ony by the mnnufac
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 y,tteD signature of the mann acturer is
on the label Of each bottle. -,
G3- Price 25 cents. SELF. lw-jsl2 3m
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V1O CURE TOOTHACn

n AND PRESERVE HEALTH, (
1.-THE TOOTHACH is always cured in OH
minute by an application of WHEELER'S TEABEEl
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still protee 4
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will be cut
ed; Softness of the Gums will be cured; all Bleedin.
Of the Gums will be etfectually stopped, and tn.
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept pleasant
and in the hest Of health by its use. Sold BY
J. NJ HAIG, No. 1873 Baltimore street
je30-ly above South. opposite Cpper Office
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co,

UppUsIIE bHTNNIn7s, BaTt, Md, {
GG-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md. ConseIi
dated Lottery class No. 81, for 1916; For benefit O
Town of Bel-Air:
81 25 81 I6 5 40 SO 81 Ia % Sc 20 10 4e
25 and 67, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each San
IS and 81, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos. each o5
10 and 81, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos, each %
and l6, being the 18th and 9Th; or 5 and 49, be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each 10
Allhavlng TWO of the drawn Nos. on them, each 8
All having one only Of the drawn Nos on, 4" 4
1t EMORY & CO., No. . N. Calvert-st.
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DIED.

At Annapolis, 18th inst. CHARLES e. HoLLAN,
printer, of consumption, in his 23d year; and ON ri
18th, JAMES FRAZIER, aged SO; he served in the Of
boats curing the war OF the Revolution
On the 18th inst. near Davidsonville A. A. count
JAMES DAVIDSON, aged SO years.
AT Washington, 18th inst WIN. B. LAuR, in h
3Sth year; ana HENRY f. STANLEY, in his 18th yea
On the 18th. THOMAS MARTIN, in his Oath wear, an
Miss JULIA RANDALL, daughter of John Voorhees, o.
the Post office Depar tmcnt.
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FRONT STREET THEATRE. A bill of eXttaordina
ry attraction is posted for performance at this popu
lar place of amusement this evening The celebrat-
ed drama called Glove, Ambition and Rerench-
ment," will be performed in which Mrs. H. Nichols,
Mr. Scott and Mr.. Henkins wl sustain the principal
characters. Afer the drama the amusing farce o.
"Contentment VS.. Riches" This is the last NIGH
hut one of the season.
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 4, I. o. o. F. The
members of Friendship Lodge, No. 7, are hereby no.
18th inst, at O'Clock, with regal for the purpose
of paying the last sad tribute of respect our DE-
ceased Brother JOHN PAoA. 0Sy- Members of sister
Lodges, in good standing, are affectionately invited
to attend BY order,
JOHN E. GETZENDANNER, NJ G.
LEVI A. WHITE, Sec'y. sel72 81
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AUsICAL TUITION. Mr.A.J. CLEAYE

AAUSICAL TUITION. Mr.. ]. CLEAVE-
I'VE LAND, (erofe sor of Music, and for several
years member OF the Teachers class in the Boston
Academy of Music,) having taken Room at No. III
BALTIMORE STREET, near South, is prepared to
give his professional services to classes or give pr
vate lessons on reasonable terms, at his rooms or at
the residence of his pupils
Ladies and gen lie men can get gooi instruction on
any instruments or in vocal music, by calling as
above. All kinds of Instruments selected with
great care, free of charge.
Gls- Particular attention paid to the cultivation of
the voice. sel8-3m
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NEAkE WAY FOR THE CAPITAL

INE $4,000 SOLDM The high capital in YES
terday's Lottery, Bel Air, cnss SO, whole ticket
splendid sum of money, sO, 200 in cash, realized b
adventurng the small sum Of 81 at the office of co
Vim & co. Don't say you have no luck, but conn
and try what we can do,
A Small Fry for TODAY, $4,000 Capital :,
Who will have il' Tickets 81 shares rs cts
G3-Orders receive prompt attention.
COLVIN s. CO.,
N. W. corner of Calvert and Baltimore sts.,
slo-lt Baltimore, Md
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ENOR SALE. RIGHT for the State of Mary
y land or single County, a PLANTATION
AND FARM SIEVE TO clean up fields or land oil any
description grass gravel, stone, roots of any size,
s,roy the worm and all other kind OF irsects The
public are invited TO call at f. SCOT rI'5 office,
No 10 Exchange Place, and examine the machine
. slS 10.
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03- EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
The Small Fry Lottery will again be drawn THIS
had for single ST. the net sum of $3.50 for only
S25 invested with these lucky vendors In this po-
pular little scheme full package (the hest way to
pure hase) costs but $780, qrs. SO ~, eghths SITS,
and The same packagr may draw The four highest
prizes in the Lottery, if bought at EGERTONS ever
lucky Offices. IT.
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LETTER BAGS uP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROO; 8,
For LlVerpool-Ship Powhaan, with despatch.
For AhsterdaHl-Ship Potomac, with despatch.
For Rotterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Elise, with despatch,
For HaVre-Ship l. 'Andille, with despatch,
For Premiership Atlas, with despatch.
For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacific Barque
Hnnensia, Oct. |.
For Antwerp Barqne Paol, 18th inst
For LlverpoOi-Barqae Louisa Bliss, about 2eth
inst,
For Valpan iso-Brg Argyle, will sail this week.
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m-INTEREsTING DEDICATION AT C

09-INTERESTING DEDICATION AT CANTON.
The neat Missionary Chapel just finished ON CIIIN-
of God OH SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT Goth
inst al half past o'clock. Appropriate exercises
will be held and sermon delivered by Rev, HENRY
SLIcER, formerly Of this city. The friends of ReIi-
geOn are invited to be present and a collection will
be made TO have the Chapel free of debt on the day
of dedication, selS.9lt
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DELAWARE. The following wing nomina-
, t;ons have been made in Delaware. For Co
vernon, Peter F. Causey; for Congress, John
w. Houston, Of Sussex county.
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nAGUERREoTYrE MINIATURES

With best style case taken in all weatners, in natu-
raj colors, at BAKERS PORTRAIT GALLERY,
No. 30 BALTIMORE STREET, corner Of Marsh
Market Space, from O'Clock, A, M. till P. M
G5- Likenesses satisfactory, or no charge. It,
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Ameritou RepnbItfar t,
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. IS, 1916.

s,vr, AxE.'s Pass We published yester-
5,v f,om the New York Telegraph, state
u,rnt. that when the Arab, which carried Santa
Ann, TO Vera Cruz, was boarded by the officer
ofthe St. Mary's, pass was produced from the
American Secretary of State. We credit this
Statement, because it would be an extraordina-
~ proceeding to permit the ablest general OF
Mexico TO pass uninterrupted into Vera Cruz,
during the war, unless the sanction Of govern
ment was ascertaiAed. Assuming then, that
the pass ofthe American Secretary OF State was
transmitted to Santa Anna, it would afford
strong corroborative testimony to sustain the
position, that an arrangement has been entered
into between him and our government, IN rela-
ton to the affairs of the two countries and
strenrthens the hope, that hostiIlties will be
soon terminated The mild character of the
PROCLAMATION issued by Santa Anna-thc tardy
movements of the Gulf squadron-the affair OF
Alyarado, and the proceedings OF the army
under Gen. Taylor-all tend to confirm the
impression, that Santa Anna has promised to
conclude peace as soon as he can do so with
safety to himself. Our army has marched Tor
Monterey, where it is rumored, large hexl-
can force has been concentrated. If this rumor
be correct, (Which we doubt,) our army may
have hard fight, but will no doubt prove VIC
torious; and then will come the proposition to
close the WARRIOR it can then be made by Santa
Anna under seeming necessity. The next
information from our army will probably be inn
portant, for it may announce the result of the
march to Monterey. Our own impression is,
that the force of the enemy has been much ex-
ssgerated, and that Gen. Taylor will have lit
tie else to do than to take possession ofthe place.
The Mexican army is aware Of the arrival of
Santa Anna and of the overthrow of Paredes,
and may, therefore, be disnclined to hazard
battle unless led on personally by the new con-
troIer Of affairs.
Under all the circumstances, then, we adhere
to the opinion which we have heretofore ex-
pressed, that the war will be Of short duration
and that we shall have peace in which Ca.
Iifornia will be ceded to us by Mexico, by our
renouncing our claims against her and paying a
roSnd sum for the territory. We consider it
certain that Santa Anna has promised this to
our government, and that he will fulfil his pro-
mise, not from principle, but because it will
promote his individual interests
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MILITARY VISIT. We learn from the An
napolis Herald, that the Annapolis Guards, )"
new military corps of that city, intend visit
ing Baltimore on the occasion of the funeral
procession in honor of the late Major Rnggold.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-18

THE MUSEUM, The fine comedy of the sold Eng
ish Gentleman" and the new drama called "The
return from the 10 Gande," with variety of sing
ing and dancing are the attractions at the Museum
this evening
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DC LUCK The first capital prize Sl2 900, the
fortunate numbers 25 81 81, and The NOR, fortunate
holder young man from Anne Arundel county,
was sold by those fortunate vendors, COLVIN s. co.
on yesterday the 10Th II
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90 WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. 8, Sons of
Temperance, take n0tce-That you requested to
meet in the NEW HALL, on the north west corner
of Market and Green streets, THIS (Fliday) EVEN
ING, 18th inst, at half past O'Clock.
IT. JOHN l.. REESE Jr. r. Scribe
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A BUGGY WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP.
- A BUGGY WAGON, Second hand but in
good order will be sold at sacrifice, if applied for
at this office. seiS At
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A1ARPETING; CARPETING,

WARP ETING; CARPETING!
W JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION,
5 900 yards C.4RPETING, among which are some
splendid patterns for only IS, worth eeves; some
extra heavy do. 81, worth half dollar; all wool
do. so, worth rs cents; some superfne do. extra
heavy 62t, worth 81 all over the world; STAIR
CARPET 10 cents; some extra heavy do l2d worth
%; yard wide stripe (~ool 25, worth 30; 7-S wide
strpe do, l63, worth 37t cts; some 1914 magnificent
RUGS, AT a moderate bargain, DRY GOODS of all
kinds, from Auction, al the greatest bargains ever
offered at the PEOPLES STORE, As LEXINGTON
STREET, just above Howard.
seiS ST. IS s. N. HYDE. .
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ARMORY INDEPENDENT LIT. DRAGONS.

BALTIMORE, September lS, 1875
QG- ATTENTION! special meeting of the
Troop will be held at the Armory, corner of Exchange
Place aud South street, on THIS (Friday) EVEN
ING, the 18th instant, at half past O'Clock. Bust
ness Ofimporance will be laid before the company.
By order, WIN. GAMBRILL, Lieut.. Com.
LEWIS REPPART, Secretary.
P,S. The regula. drills of the Com any will take
place every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Even
ing, until further notice. at the ArnOry, S. L corner
of Lombard street and Exchange Place, over Eyer
tons Lottery and Exchange Office. 1t
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90 We invite the attention Of the public to the
certificates of 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
having witnessed this cure, precludes The posi-
biy Of imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agen $,
whose names will be found attacht to the ceftif-
Gates, SEQ
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0y-"GIVE ME- BOOTH YET FOR CIGARS -
Was expression we heard gentleman make to
another, the other day as we were passng-we sup
pose he has often tried Booths Cigars las we have J
and fout them No. l. We endorse the expression
and repeat it, "give us Booths Cigars !" His estab-
lshment is in HANOVER STREET, No. So, 3 doors
south of Camden-st, nearly opposite his old and IA
vorite stand. 1t
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ly- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast,pins Ear rings; Silver Plated Caks
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARKS assortment which is com
from Calvert ape
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From the Boston Mercantile Journal Jan. las.

From the Boston Mercantile Journal, Jan. 1915.
05-WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
There are many "cerain cures" for coughs, colds
and even cOnrumptions, that we are sometimes dis
posed to question the efficacy of any of them. Mr.
S. w. Fowle, druggist of the highest reputation
at 1873 Washington street, has the agency an arti
Gle called Balsam of Wild Cherry, which seems to
have won for itself good reputation where ever
has been introduced. We have seen letters from
various parts of New England, from persons of the
highest standing in the places where they reside hear
ing testimony TO the benefit themselves or friends
had received from a trial of its properties
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ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT. A libel suit was
brought by Sophia Murdoch against the pro.
Prietors of the New York Express, was tried a
few days since at Rochester, and resulted in a
verdict for the plaintiff with $3.50 damages
The case is to be removed to the Supreme
Court for a new trial.
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DECEASED. Judge James Alexander, o.
w heeling, Va, and formerly member Of
Congress from Ohio, died in Illinois on the 9th
instant
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FkoMrnG EXCHANGE READINe-Room 3 ooK..

MARlNELlST-PORT OF BALTIhiD.r
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER II, 1876.
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G3- sUS RENDERS IN VARIE TIES, at very low
prices Paris Elastic Suspenders at 25 and so cents;
mems Collars at l25 and lea Neckties of blk satin,
rs; figured and colored do 62! cts; Razors; Pen and
Pocket Knives at various prices; Scissors l2s, 1874
also, fine Exuacts Cologne Waters; Teeth, Nail and
Grunb Brushes; Berlin Iron Guards and Watch Rib
bous with every variety OF Good, tun off at one low
price for cash
Right on The corner of Baltimore and Charles-sts.
seIS 3ttr MORTIMER g. MOWBRAY,
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g5-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest ass ortnent
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, efentrelynew
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 eANDS,
sc. &C.. for sale and made order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishments the United
States. e. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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N3- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9th
el Route. See advertisement. ie26.d
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CLEARED,

Br. brig GarOnne, Dunn, Antigua, JOS C.. Yates.
Schr Direct, Briggs, New YORK Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr II II Wyatt, Brannock, Gatesville and Old
town, N T., master,
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Petersburg Va, Jan. IS, 1885
A gentleman of unqueston able veracity informs US,
that his brother had been confined to his he'd for
weeks with some species of cough, that baficd the
skill of several eminent physicians, and by the of
two bot les of
WIS rAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
he has been restored perfect health, and he is
s'a fat and healthy maR,"
Yours respectfully
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On hHnU anu Uy
STABLER * CANBY, l2e w. Pratt-st
Also, by Geo. w. JONES' cor. Baltimore and High SITS
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts j. f.
Perkins * Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph d. Stansbury, 81 ThamGs-st; Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and Green-ss. George II. KeerI,
No. 1923 Baltimore street, N. N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. sells lw
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, September Is.
8 l43 80 100 Baltimore 6's, 1890, (c&p) 9j
900 Baltimore and ohio Railroad Bonds 80
30 shares Union Manufacturing Coz %!
10 g do do do %
Maryland 6's closed To- day at 763 asked 76L bid
Baltimore 6s, of 1890, closed at 962 asked, flor the
opening,) 964 bid. Baltimore s. Ohio Raroad shares
48 asked, AZ hid.
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CONFERENCE. The Genesee Conference of
the M. E. Church has just closed its session at
Rochester. Bishop James presided, assisted by
Bishop Hedding. DR.. Bond was also in atten-
dance. During the session, two members were
expelled from the ministry and the church.
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R u saaWay.

A BSCONDED from the subscribers plan.
IA taton, in Pickens county, on the night
of the end inst, FRANK, a moatto boy about
30 years of age, rather feshy and thick sci, he
had on, when he left, a green blanket over coat,
black hat, and req home made shoes--he had
in his saddl, bags two pair OF pants, coat of a
dark color, nearly new-he rode off chestnut
sorrell horse, the white in his face nearly cross.
ed with streak of brown hairs. The boy calls
himself Frank Stokes. is by trade a carpenter
is quite plausible fellow, is fond of spirits, and
can read and write very well, when last heard
from, he said he belonged TO Robert Jemison
Any information given of him, so that I get
him again, will be thankfully received and suit
ably rewarded.
SAMUEL G. COCHRAN.
Cochrans Mills P. y. Pckens county, Ala.
Dec. IL, 1916. Ind.
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c, injection. il will, also, be necessary to take some
action in reference II the public debt winch IS
accumua'lng every year-and when The assets uf
The banks are consumed, as they will be in n brief
period, in the payment of interest, and other charg-
es, il will Accumulate, in round numbers, at tie
rate of 500, 900 per annGm. The immediate sale
uf all the assets of The banks, at auction in the
counties IN which they are due. after all the good
debt has been collected, The best means, that
occurs to our minds, 10 get finally clear Of these
institutions aud 10 meet The public deb, we have
no other means lhan equitable system OF tax
alton.
1t is time thai the attention Of Alabama was AVA
kened TO knowledge Of The internal Improvements,
by rail road which are adding ncaculabe wealth 10
neghboring Staes-and which, in the language Of
a distinguished citizen of South Carolina have Civ.
en- value to "erery pine knot" in the districts in
that STATE in which they are built. This is a SUBJ
lect we shall, from lime 10 tine, press upon the
tention OF the public as means Ultimately, OF pro-
vding fund out Of which, in part, foreign d, bit
be pald-wilhoul relying wholly, as we now
do, on the cotton crop of the Stale In this con-
necton, also we shall advocate a geological survey
of the Sate-ns one of The best and cheapest means,
whereby To dlrec, attention both al home and
abroad 10 the nexhaustbe wealth of the State,
which only needs capital, and expeditions commu-
nication, TO devclopif.
1t will be our special aim 10 make the Flag d
Advertiser" a desirable State p1Ler.-Alh0ugh one
of its features will be decidedly POLITICAL politics
shall not 50 far engross its columns, To shut out
other sub ecrsof special importance to the planter,
the merchant and the trader
Montgomery is fhe second city in the State in
population and trade and lis growing wants. as
well as the wants of the people throughout the
State, induces the belief that newspaper pubshs
ed triweekly. il is proposed to publish the tleg
& Advertiser" will meet with large share of pub