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CITY lNTELLlG ENCE.
success

Fire. The large three-story brick house
occupied by Mcssrs. Cooke & Taylor as a cot
ton wadding mandatory, in Howard near
MulbeIry-st., was discovered to be on fire about
O'Clock yesterday morning, and such was the
combustibIe nature of the contents, that, not
withstandng the prompt arrival of the fire de-
partment it was totally consumed. Mr.. Cooke
occupied Il portion Of the upper part as a
dwelling. His furniture was mostly burnt or
destroyed, in the hurried removal, upon which
we understand there was no Insurance
Messrs. Coke s Taylor had am insurance upon
their stock of $500, in the Franklin Fire Iu-
surlnce Co. of Philadelphia They estimate
their loss at between $1,000 and $4,000. The
house was the property of Mrs. NJ. Pouder,
upon which she had policy Of $4,000 in the
same company. The fire, which is supposed
to have been accidental, originated in the cell
lar. This is the second time that these gen
tlemen have been burnt out
Charge Of Theft. The shop of Mr.. Albert
Mettee, as also that of Mr.. David Cross. stu
ate in FrederiCk-st, were entered some time
between last Saturday night and Monday
morning, and a number of tools stolen there
from. On Monday, officer Burke arrested TWO
negroes, named George w. Brown, and John
alias Alexander Robinson, on the charge OF
committing the robbery. They were examin-
ed yesterday before Justice kennard and
Brown fully committed for further exami.
nation. The articles stolen consisted of about
$50 worth of carpenters tools, all of which
were recovered at house where they had sold
them.
Receiving Stolen Goods. Nathan Cohen was
arrested on Nlonday,by officer Campbell, charg-
ed with receiving a lot of blacksmith and
carpenters tools, (the same articles mentioned
in another paragraph knowing them to be
stolen. He was examined yesterday before
Justice Kennard, but in order to give time to
obtain additional testimony, final examina-
ton was further postponed until Friday after.
noon, and Cohen released on bail in the sum Of
$500, for his appearance.
Alarms of Fire. The alarm Of fire about
O'Clock on Monday night, was caused by the
burning of a chimney in Conway-st between
Charles and Hanover. The alarm about
O'Clock, proceeded from pottery in the South
ern suburbs of the city.
Appointment James Lewis was yesterday
appointed general city bailif by his honor
the Mayor.
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On Saturday, 3lS nit. in the 29Lh year of her age
Mrs. LLHl JANE cOnsOrt of Bealdon CanGy of Bal
iimorc co the second daughter Of james and Mary
Brady, OF tins city,
On the Sd inst. Mrs ELIZABETH SsEMMER, copsort
OF Christian Slemmer, ia the list year Of her age
she mad been confined to her bed and chamber for
i0nr years and four months, by a painful illness
winch she bore as became piOus Christian, without
mnrmur and without complaint, awaiting The sum
mons OF ler creator To depart hence, with patient
resignation mat inspired all around her ilh the be
el that her peace was made, and that she departpd
with the asSuTaI &C that her transit hence was TO n
word OF bliss AS a mother, wife, ne ghbOr and
mend, her III" furnished an example of affection
kindness and sincerity, which all NAV emulate with
proht, Tor she WAS, IN tn most COMMUNICATIVE mean
ing OF the terms loving wife, devoted mother kind
uelghbor, aad Stcadtist lrieGd-and as a Christian
woman, her walls through life was as one who seekrtL
salvation through o"c, iiirh, hope and charity
Humble, meek and lowry of spirit she preferred thar
her acts, rather Than h. r Professions should BE- the
veny Father.
Her reatiycs and friends are requested 10 attend
het funeral nom NJ" reslucuce of her surviving
p1Ion, on Thursday, Jih inst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
without Further notice. New Orleans papers please
COpy,l
On Monday, the ID inst. in tie fun hope Of a bless
ca immortality, NARY OLIVIA, Gaugh re of N G late
age.
Calm on the bosom Of thy God.
Fair spirit. rest thee now;
Zen while wi Ii ours thy footsteps troll
Dust, TO its narrow house beneath!
Soul To lis place on high!
Those thai have seen thy look in DEATH
No more may fear to die.
On the lstiast MARY g. CRoUaH aged l6 years and
months.
On the ID ms. REBEcCA NJ cOnsort Of Otis II. Per
ktns, in the 2ilh year Of her age.
Lines, addressed to Mrs. ANN COCHRoS, on the
death of her child, GEoKGEANNA.
All! sister dear, why grievest thou?
Why drOOps thy sad Il nd mournful brow:
Why doSt thou look 50 in despair;
What deep, sad sorrow, fingers there;
Thy little one has gone 10 rest,
And is with angels sweetly best;
You would rot have her here to lay.
Midst sorrows, tolls, aud dark dismay.
THY loss, my sister, is her gaip,
In heaven she will with Jesus reign;
Where mourning spirits dry their tears.
Where happy souls possess no fears.
Now weep more, nay sister dear,
But think on Death, Tor he is near:
And say that thou wilt meet me there
Where happy spirits join in prayer.
On Wings of angels she doth soar,
Away, unto that peaceful shore;
Dear sister, rise, and with US say,
The Lord doth give and take away.
Farewell Georgeanna, lovely dear,
Thou ant not dead but seepn! there;
And soon the OHd, shrill trump, shall raise
Thou little sleeper from the grave.
E. T. McMANN,
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American Republic
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Fr0. A, 1876.

PARTIES IN CoNGREss. There can be no
doubt that there is considerable man%nVeHnE
among members Of Congress, IN relation to the
next Presidential election; and that a difference
of opinion exists with the dominant party as to
who shall succeed MIR. Polk Private interests
Will influence the course OF many VINO look to
the elevation OF particular lhd'Viuna'S as inc
snrest, IT not The only MODE oil 'ggiahu"'i's
themselves. President making IS more an oo-
ject of concern NTH some members IMAM the
public Interests; and hence they ehaea'of ''
shape all measures to the end when 'hey nave
in view. Fortunately Tor the country l"'io Is
a clashing of individual interests, and conse-
quent pulling IN different directions: ana tno
public safety may be found in tins diversity Oh
interest and opinion.
The New York Herald divides the parties J"
Congress into three sections, VIZ inc " "'S'
theDcmocTa:s, and the independents, OF 'T'o"us
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BURROWS THEATRE, FRONT sT-hf. Susbee This
distinguished American Comedian and celebrated de-
lineaor of the Yankee character, has been engaged
for few nights at this popular place of amusement,
and will make his first appearance this evening, in
his original character of "Sam Slick, the WatChma-
kerr" The other characters In the play viii! be
tanned by Mcssrs. Owens, Dunn, Howard, Miss Alex
ina Fisher Mrs. Howard, &c. sc. After the come
dy, the aUghable larces of the married Bachelor"
and ''the Rake and his Pupil
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VERY SUPERIOR MUTTay.

TFYyyr-z> The Subscr,hlr announces to his friends
NJ ssss and The public, that tic has on hand a Inl
ys'hE% OF the most ,plend SHEEP which lee
cEpkhBf4-shas cv"r offered in the Baltimore market
ana ghl"h Is saying great deal, when The pubic call
to mlhd what II" has heretofore given ihrm The
present lot - tndee8 superior, and was procured from
VafouS soufceS-some full blood Lancasttrs from
James 4, Earle, Esq, of Queen Anne's county. some
Lincolnshire and South Down, from VIM. II. De
courcy and Edward Paca, EsQrs., Of Queen Anne,s
county; some Mead Blackwell aud South Down, from
MAJ James NJ. Lloyd, of Talbot county; also from
Gov stephens, Nicholas Martin, NJ. Tighman G ODDS
borough, and Cob N. Gnldshorough full blood Bake
wei and South Down; AMI some purchased of John
Smith, Of Carroll county, which ale represented TO be
south Down and common country.
The subscriber, IN offering this superior Mutton to
ms Gust 'mers and the public, does it unhrslatingv
nom pure conviction that he is doing what is right
III Mighty recommending them--and he challenges
contradictions He is determined to continue his ey-
efuonS to merit share of public patronage being
resolved to MAINTAIN his wide spread reputation for
excellent Mutton, j. NJ Turner
W5- me citizens are respectfully invited to visit
ms SianGhter-hOuse, Laudensager's Hill, on FRI
DAY, aud view tie meat when killed. II will be
sold at his STALL CENTRE MARKET on SA'TITR
DAY NEXT. Ca4 Ar
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THE MusEuM-Beneft Of Mr., Seton, This gen
teman, the occasion of his Benefit, this evening,
Offers bill rich in fun, genius and originality The
story Of Dickens "the Cricket the HEARTH y
has been dramGtzed expressly for the occasion, the
various characters in whcH will be ably sustained
by the members Of this excellent company After the
DRAMA the celebrated Mrs. Caudle, in the person of
the Great Western, will appear for the first time in
this city and deliver her series of nimitable lectures
The performance of the evening will conclude with
the nGver-to be-loo often played drama of the Sol
den Farmer" in which the beneficiary will enact his
great or gina character Of "Jemmy Twitcher.n An
early start will be necessary TO secure seat.
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n7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, Of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
single Plate
ALSO, the most complete aud largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, Of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials aud by the best
wOrkmen together with Gilt Box CORNICES
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
&c. &C.. for sale and made to order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. z. ;. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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CLEARED,
Brig Erie, GuRby, New Orleans, w. Howell s.
Son.
SChr Mary Anna, Shanklin, st. Thomas, Whng-
ton & Eastman.
Brig Rebecca U. Fisher, Conklin, Wilmington, N.
c., jas. Corner u Sons.
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, Norfolk and Richmond.
ARRIVED,
Barque Iowa, Thompson, from Rio de Janeilo 18th
Dec coffee, to Kirkland, Chase & Co. Ship VIM.
Penn, Coleman, of and from Baltimore had arrived
at the River La Plate previous to the 2ls Nov
Brig Mary Ann, Benjamin, IL days from Mobile to
Capes, cotton, 10 A. Fisher, w. & Geo. Morris, and
Others.
schr Imperial, Pickens, days FIN Fall River, bal
last, tn Rose. Merrill & Co.
Steamer Express, Whitaker, fm Philadelphia, mdse.
to j. A. ShriyCr.
MEMORANDA
Barque Latrobe, Allen, and brig Reaper, Breatoa
of Baltimore, Were lefta Galveston Odd uIt.
Brig Globe, Coburn, and schr Barnstabe, Taylor.
for Baltimore, cid at Mobil" Goth ult.
Brig Gen. Pnckney, Hobbs, for Baltimore, went to
sea FIN Charleston 10th ult; and schr Iona Stevens
c'd at do 3lst for Baltimore.
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RF- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS; who wish TO
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pns; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which i. com
pee, at his Old Established Sloge Waterst, ID door
from Calvert. OIL
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SECRET ALPHABET AND CIPHER. We have re-
ceived Card containing Secret Alphabet mud Cy-
phcr, with directions for using them-designed for
private correspondence through Morse's Telegraph,
by mail, arranged by Henry J. Rogers, Assistant
Superintendent of Teiegrphs for the United States.
By means of this arrangement, any individuals may
correspond with each other withou, the apprehension
of any Paul Pry discovering the contents of their
letters. We presume that lots of love, as well as of
business, will be conveyed through this medium.
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Nc OPENING OF THE SIXTH SEAL; Or the
END OF THE WORLD! This magnificent Paint
ing, copy from DANBY and covering 900 square feel
of canvas, has been engaged by the Proprietor of the
Museum for few days only, and is now exhibiting
in the Picture Gallery without extra charge. Tia
subject (see Rev. 9th chap. 18th 10 18th verscs) i.
dreadful and sublime, and the Painter has done II
ample Justice The best time 10 view it is in the day
time, from a. NJ. till 4 r. NJ, ja3l
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GA fresh supply of Doctor ]. 5. ROSES ME-
DiClNES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, &c, just
received consisting Of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy
rup, Prophylactc syrup, Linments Tonic Pills, Sc,
with treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market SITS,
n24 3m Baltimore, Md.
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IL LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE!
This great Capitl Prize Office has been removed
from No. lag Pratt-st.t to No. 1 SOUTH CHARLES
STREET, where we will continue to keen n sunplv
OF the lucky numbers in all the Lotteries under the
management of ]. G. Gregory CO.. and invite all
who want good prizes for n small outlay, 10 give us
acail. The following splendid schemes will be drawn
this week:
WEDNESDAY-Grand scheme. four canitaIs If
$4,000 each, 50 of $1,000, SC. Tickets MS; halves
$3.50; qrs. 81 25. Certificate of package $3.50
THURSDAY-Sl 1900, $4,000, 10 of 1000. 10 of 500.
Tickets 50. Certificate of package Sl4.75.
FRIDAY-SsOoO, 2O00 90 OF 1000, &c. Tickets
g so; qrs 81 cts. Certificate of package SO Is
SATURDAY-The favorite Small Fry<Capital of
$4,000, Tickets Sl.25; halves 60 cts; qs. 3lc. Ger
ticates of packages of whoes Sle halves SO; quar-
ters S4.50; eighths 50 IS. "T''..
Q5- For the prizes in the above Lotteries applyto
TREMBLEY & co.
No. South Charles street,
1t one door from Baltimore street.
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MAR RIEIl

On the LIST inst by Rev Mir. Morgan, SAML. r. KIN
cAID tn Miss CAROLINE +. YEASaN both of this city,
On the 29d uIt. by Rev. Mr.. RoszeI, JOHN Boswell
to MARGARET SEWELL, all of tn is city.
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CONSUMPTION PREVENTED, Coughs,
q Colds, spiltng of Blood, Sore Throat, Bron-
chitis, and all affections OF the Lungs eflectually
cured by The use of DR.. MANN'S VEGETABLE
Cough DROP. The drops are pleasantto the taste,
and may be taken with perfect safety AT any time, by
all and ages. Price % cents per bottle Pre-
pared only by Dr. ]. ROBT. MANN, at his La ora
tory, No. % Harrison ST. Also, the celebrated Medi
Gated Candy, at 37t cents per pound fed
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROoMs.
For Valparaiso and other ports ill the Pacfc-Ship
Seaman, March !.
For Havre-Ship Republic, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship America soon.
For Valparaiso and porls i'll the Pacifc-Brig Lady
Adams, 18th Feb.
For Rio de Janero-Brig ST Mary, 9th Feb.
For Rio de JaneirO-Brig SaldaHa, with despatch
For Rio de Janeiro-Blig lily. NJ. Warfeld, with de
spach.
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RALTINGORN MUaEuEE.

MR.. JOHN SEFTON'S BENEFIT.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4th, 1916.
VIII be performed the new and popular Drama of thu
CRICKET ON TIE HEARTH.
Written by Dickens
Bertha (he Blind Girl0 Mrs. WILKINSON.
Dot, Mrs. WATTS.
Msy, Miss CANNON.
THY Slowboy, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
Caleb, Mr.. JOHNSTON.
John, Mr. GALLAGHER.
After which, new and laughable piece called
MRS. CAUDLE'S LECTURES
Mrs. Caudle, Mr.. WESTERN
To conclude with the celebrated Drama Of
THE GOLDEN FARMER,
fe2 81 Or, Jenny TwitChGr in England
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roNsUMPTION PREVENTED, Coug

ny-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l2s WORTH HIGH
SIREET two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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GRAND FIREMEN,s Rail-.


FHNHE MEMBERS OF THE DEPTFORD FIRE
VI COMPANY take pleasure in announcing to the
puhIIc mat they intend giving their annual BALL on
THURSDAY ETENING, February 18th,
in The spacious ARMORY of the EAGLE ARTIL-
LERlSTs, corner of Broadway and Fleet street.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES:
Robert Reed, William II. Shelley,
Thomas Tytr,
COMMITTEE or RECEPTION:
Robert A McAlistpI, Charles Tvte
Robert Sptdden, Thomas Spencer
Joseph Merritt,
MANAGERS:
DEPTFoRD-Danle Evans, George Miller Geo. Buck
Thomas Burch Joseph Jeiares Mat.
thew Temple, JUhn Latta
hECHA"ICAL-Robeft Dukehart
tEION-GeOfCe Brown
FRIENDSHIPS Teal
LIBERrY-RObert Cummns.
INDEpENUESr-Tn9mas Bruseu
NICULANT-Matthew shannon,
New MARKtT-John X. Jones
CoLUMBIAN-H. w. :. Evans
FIRST ALTUMoRE-Fnncis Dawes
UNTED-William Dalantv
FRAEKLIN--ROhc!t Scott
WASHNGTON-Wilam Thrush
PArAPsCo-J. f.. ID Gill.
Observation-Disclosures Hilbert.
WATCHNAE-JOhn SankS.
LAFAYETTE-Samuel Bowen.
Tickets 81, admitting Gentleman and two I,afirs
{Ty- ChARk'S celebrated Military and Quadrillr
Band Is engaged ior the occasion,
NIB, Both Omnlbus lines pass the Armory every
five minutes. fed .trtuyth5t
THNA YLOR. WILDE ~ co.
d. WILL PUBLISH ON THURSDAY NEXT
Johns Alive, or the Bride Of Ghost, by William r.
Thompson, Esq author of Major jones' Court
SHIP Ne. &c.-priCC 49, cents.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED THIS DAY!
The Robbers, new movtl by G. P. L. James.
author Of the Smugglcrs, Arrah Neil, &c %
ilarprr's Illustrate Jew. No II. -
Loves Sacrifice, or the Rival Merchants, play
in 1--WE acts, by Georg" IIOve lal
The Omnibus. No D. tolr in>iIc, ~
BlaGkWUOufS NHwqZlue .llnug!v ~ rpr4r. my
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LECTURE ny THE Hon. JOHN P, KENNEDY. This
gentleman will deliver a lecture this evening in the
Light st NJ. e. Church, in behalf Of the Library o.
tlc Asbury Sunday School. The subject, ''Dfiicul-
ties of the Workngman," will doubtless be interest
ing 10 every class of people. The reputation of the
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100000 p 20 aaa RS nc P nss Of Of

100000 P 5iodda e6eb, i T6 P5.ss' of Of
SCHooLFlELD CO.'S, for only So Where was
TO Chambershmg, Pa Nos % SO, prize of $500,
and Nos q &c. prize of S4nO, both sold in the city.
Nos. of Md Consolidated Lottery, class 5, drawn
Feb. 3d-IOw st prize SO, are:
6 p % 10 10 IA 60 SO II so 50 30 81 10
Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Nd.
Consolidated SuSq. Canal Lottery, class 5.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
] prize oil $4,000 ] prize Of $4,000
| " 10000 " $3.50
&c 10000 20 " l,4OO &c,
Tickets $5-Shares III proportion.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention
0I3- Draws next SATURDAY, February eth, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, Class d, capital prize
S50OO-'Tckets Slt-shares in proportion, IN which
Scheduled q Co. will sell on certificate packages of
% whole tickets for only $751;, halves S9t quarters
81 60, elghths So 81. For the prizes please address
SCHOOLFIELD Il CO.,
No. Calvert street,
Ii First office from Baltimore street
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CAUTION TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS. BY a
judgment rendered IN the United States Dis
trct Court at New Orleans on the cath ult.,
steamboat captain was fined $50 for viola
ton of the Post Office law, having brought a
letter to that city, contrary to the late prov-
sions passed by Congress on this subject.
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G2-THIS " TO CERTIFY, That the subscriber
had been for some years toruenlcd with that eXcIu
ciatIng disease, Chronic Rheumatism and was adyis-
ed il February last, to procure from Dr. Ditch some
his Nerve ana Bone Linimout. Accordingly pro
cured some of it, and to my great SURPRISE and sill
greater relief it entirely removed the complaint after
taking few Doses and have not since had return
oft, JESSE ARTHJR
For sale by ROBERTS X ATKINSON. corner If
Hanover and Banore-ss., also nj the corner of
Baltimore and Harrison streets and No 81 Thames
street II
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o. At 2 meeting of FRANKLIN DIVISION, No.
>, Ions of J importance, II w.s unanimously
H@olr'd, Ihal the lhnk] of Franklin Division,
NO. Il, sons Oi Temperance. be and they rfr hereby
enGcIrG TO lho," IA lies WHG presented 10 aait DyI
SION Tie splendid copy of The 3ihr, CA Tuesday eve
nhg, tie 2Ih ult Also, {" HE Trustees of the iign
street Bdpu Church, for Oh" gatrItnus use Of their
church on me OCCASION; TO Iae Rev MrSar~ j. AID.
RICH, :. 7, llItl, aud r. iiEY for the eloquent and
addresses delivered by them, aud to the members Of
the Choir for Their valuable ANA acceptable services
ON the occasion. Per order,
IL CHARLES 8LAAE. X. :,