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aTNALVElET HALL.
u the FER5F AND ONLY CONCERT OF
HENRI ITfGI5Z,
Pianist aud Composer 70 II. NJ The King OF the
Fiench, aud Professor Of The Goya Conservatory in
Paris, will take place ON
THURSDAY EVENING. November 18Th,
when he will be assisted by
Miss KORSINSKY, c. l4hrated Singer of N, Y.
Mr., II. ALLEN. and
Nh. J. F. PETRE.
HENRI HERR viii perform Grand Fantasia on
LucreZia BOrga, Variations (di Bravura) on
the Pre- aux ClerCS.
Brilliant Duett on GillsHme Tell, by Mr. ]. f. Pc.
TRl and HENRI HERR
Variations Concentrates, for Violin and Piano Forte,
on la FianCe, by Sir II. ALLEN and HENRI
HERZ.
The Piano is from Henri HERBS Factory 10 Paris
n. Z. This will be positively the only Concert Of
Heu' tieiz in Baltimore, in consequence of his leave
OF absence from The Royal Conservatory being limit
ed 10 six months,
0l5-l ckets 81 each-tO be had at the Music Stores
and At The door of The Concert.
&C Doors open at 81; Concert to commence at
half past O'Clock. nl7-3t /
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fh3- we invite the attention Of the public to the
Certificates of a cure performed by Dr. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
" goes ahead OF any heretofore published The high
Standing of he gentlemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure, Prccludes The posi-
bility of imposition. There is Il large number of
persons now taking this medicine in Tins city, whose
residence will he given by applying to the Agen !,
whose names will be found attached to the Certh-
notav
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I'm OGERs' DIAMOND CENENT-Fo
he. mandng Glass, China, Lamp Shades Mantle
OmaHents, Sc, so that the break is scarcely per
cepuble AMI as strong as before broken For sale
oaiy by G. p. RU !ERS, Druggist corner Of Howard
and Marion, ana corner ef Howard ana Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
IL Price ~ cents, NIL lW-iClo-lY
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1915.
NOVEM BIER,
Nj Ogn's pDaBes,
LIST OFAPPLICANTS
a 4 Z o L q. "a L 1 L L

LlST OF APPLICANTS l.
Forthe benefit 0 fthe InsoIvent Ea,gs of w,,.. :
land for tie last 1reek
John Smith, laborer Patrick Dinnemap I,h,. ,
fhOs Sparks, obacconisl tJuhn meI,rea oar I-iv,s
WIN, Gait cabinet maker washington A Id,iS1s do :
tIoshua Howard, gput. John Coates iaborey w
Eahnel tIlt!, conecter fJMe oward ,negr0,la
htV buchfach, salesman WIN Dykes, do wagon DIR
nfes,k brown, iaboTer 'R"bt ills, do ab0rsr {
Kchard M&ckubih, cleik Felix Reed, do do ii
Eanle,' - Norwood' mer Jas Eambleton, do portr
--*FOr debts unde $50,
tCOmpelledtn petition for the Utilities ofJcsse Tain
10 appear efore tn ommis sioners the 4ih o(
January, iS47. " VI
Day ofhnal hearng, 9th March, 1877. =
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POPULAR LECTURES ON HIsrORY. We would cal!
attention to the course OF Lectures advertised by W.
Campbell, Esq, in another column. The gentleman
is represented as an agreeable lecturer. His courses
IN Great Britain, and elsewhere, were well attended
ana noticed by the press with warm communication
The portions Of History TO which he directs his aen-
lion, are ofahs0hing interest, and we commend
them 10 those, who seek at the same time, mental
improvement, and rational qualification.
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BOOKS! BOOKSM BOOKS!M
BUST RECEIVED AT
ell WIN. TAVI0R,S ppYindinaI Nan

" VIM, TAYLUK'S PenOdlCal DepotJ
JARVIS Building, North street.
Tenth edition, revised and corrected, of GEORGE
II. Gibbons ANCIENT EGYPT-her Monu-
ments, Heroglyphics History aud Archn llogy, and
other subjects connected with HiGrogyphical Liter
azure.
Also, the JEALOUS WIFE, a Comedy in Acts,
by Geo C0lRlan, with the Stage Business, Caste OF
Characters, Costumes Relative Positions, sc. Price
only !25 cents,
KING JOHN, Tragedy in five Acts by shak-
speate being No. 3j of the Modern Standard Drama.
Price Of each play only -! cts.
Gy- All the popular NEWSPAPERS for sale by
the single number
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Mast Jarvis Building, Baltimore, Maryland.
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az- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
Sluth-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, 5. Gas also 20 Lynchburg, and White
sulphur springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant Comfortable, safest and cheapest TO any 9th
ca Route Sec advertisement. je26-d
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AEILKTARy BALL,
wa '"JUNlOR ARTiLLERISTS,
30th EOvember, JS46.

IAH ALkIAAS BALL,
LEG '"JuNIOR ARTiLLERISTS,
3Oth TOVember, JS46.
The JUNIOR AKIILLERlSTS announce their
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL on MONDAY EVEN
ING, Both November, 1886, at
WASHINGTON HALL,
Perhaps on no occasion will this Hall appear 10
the same advantage as on the present, the proprietor
having engaged the complete renovation and embel-
lishment of the building under the direction Of an
Italian Artistic, Mr.. KaihIert.
The Ceiling and Walls of the Ball Room are being
Painted in Fresco.
Refreshments under the direction of the Executive
COMMITTEE
RICE'S FULL MILITARY AND COTILLION
BAND in attendance.
MANAGERS:
The Field, Staff and Com The Field STAFF and Com
pany Officers Light Di- pany Officers, Sd Dvi.
vision, Nv. sion, NJ. NJ.
Capt. Mcdowell, Jesse ). Hunt,
Lieut. y. 4. Blown, ]. Paul Jones,
Seig'l VIM. MaydweII, Henry NJ Minor,
" George Inman, James NJ. Geddcs,
90 Fuller, Oswald Bowen,
g II. X. Watson, Chas b. Hunk,
or. NJ. sgt Wa Alien, d. Lcfrvre.
SO Tickets So sale at the Clipper, Sun and
Argus offices; by the members Of the Company, and
by the officers of all the volunteer companies.
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MARRIED.

On the OH inst. by the Rev. ). A. RasSeI Wells
ASHCROFT to Miss ANN MARIA rHILIs, all OF ibis CIV
AT Georgetown, b. g, on the TIA Sent by The
Rev josiah Warden, W.bLIAM Henry NoNvIGL ESQ,
Al Virginia, To Miss MARGARET RoBUarA BALLARb,
ST Washington.
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DIED.

On the l4.h inst (at the residence on Elsridge, of
bet s0n.n-aw, Mr.. Mactavish, II, 3. NJ CnnsuIl
FRS CAroN, in the 9Th year of her age reiict Of
H,ehard Cation, ESQ and eldest daughter OF the late
Char es Carroll of Canoton.
On the I4th inst. RosAENA McDoSAt D, aged wears
daughter of Lawrence and Sarah McDoAald
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H5-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO. the most complete and Iargestassortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to he found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, OF cmtrelynew
patteras never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Boz CORNiCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &c, fOrsae and made to order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in The United
States r.. ). FRYER,
milf No. North Gay street.
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x nj rilau Republican,
hEU
BANTlNORR GLlPbhks.
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. II. 'a4s.

Sarnev DEkru OF CHANCELLOR BLAND. II
will be seen by the letter Of our Annapolis cor
-cs,,ndent that the Hon. Theod,rick Bland,
Ch,.lselnr Of Maryland, was found dead in his
bed Yesterday morning having died from dis
ease Of tho heart This intelligence will be re-
ccivod with deep regret by his numerous friends
in every section Of tho State, while the indjcia.
~ will be called upon to mcurn one oFits most
learned and accomplished members. lie h2S
for many years discharged the high functions
of his office with signal ability, and we believe
to the univ. rsal satisfaction of all having and
connection with the chancery business OF tho
Safe. lie was a gentleman Of the old schoo L
Tho deceased represented this city in the
House Of Delegates, on several occasions,
when parties were known as iederaists and
democrats.
SECOND ArrAcK ON AIyAEADo. The navy
Of tie United Su.es appears 10 be in bad odour
at present with a few conductors Of tho press
chiefly, we presume, because it has not aGnihi-
lated all obstacles TO success aud performed nil
racles With such, the failure OF the second at
tack on Alvarado will afford an acceptable
theme; and we may expect to see the navy be-
rated in high style Tor its nof:ency. Bot tho
condemnation will be confined to a few iliiDe-
raj individuals, who have more zeal than d. is
creton; and who conceive that nature has
no right to ntgrpose barriers to our triumph.
They would have the Notifications at Vera
Cruz carried by our feet, though the victory
should sink ono halo Our navy, ard sacrifice
the lives of moiety Of our officers and seamen
and AlyaIado should be taken, though our
vessels cannot approach within striking DIS
tancc. The ccnsurcs which have appeared a.
gaimst our navy are unjust; for We believe that
our naval officers are as brave and as skiltul as
any IN TIE world, if not superior to all others
1t is not difficult for those who ''sjt at home at
ease" 10 plan campaigns by land, or attacks
by water, and work out glorious results upon
paper; but these same closet campagners would
fad themselves woiuliy at fault, were they re-
quircd to carry their schemes into practical exc
Cution. 1t is, perhaps, well enough for every
man who may desire it, to offer his suggestions
as TO military aud naval operations; but it is
the extreme Of egutisin to complain when sug-
gesions are not adopted; and it is still worse to
condemn brave and experienced commanders
for failures, not attributable to the want of
skill or coum@o but to natural distractions not
to be overcome.
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DR. Russell ACQUITTED. After trial OF
near two weeks, DR.. james G. Russell, OF Pom
tiac, (Michigan,) charged with administering
arsenic to his wife, from the effects of which
she died last summer, was on Saturday week
ocouitted.
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EAREssED FLOORING. The subscribers
- continue 10 dress both White and Yellow Pine
FLOORING. at SO per 1000. Also, have constantly
for sale Sd DRESSED CAROLINA FLOORING,
seasoned and OF good quality at $50 per 1900.
JOS. I UR NER s. SON,
nol7.dIw l02 Light street wharf.
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A Novel DEPORTATION. A British schooner
arrived at Boston on Friday, from Yarmouth,
N. s., with los pair Of socks, and 1904 pairs
of mitters, which, together with lot of old
copper and junk, composed the whole Of her
oarpo,
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% The attention of the Iaaie- is invited 20, 4
splendid assortment of FANCY FURS, comprising
every variety, which will be sold cheap for cash az
nl76t TAYLOR'S, opposite Banum's Hotel
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DECLINED. Gen. MaTkle, the late Wing
candidate, declines running again for Governor
e snlvnnla.
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FaoHT-sT THATRE. This iavoritc establishment
will open in the course OF week or so, under the
management of those popular aud enterprising
gemtI mcn, Messrs. tTelch Dclavan, who intend
producing drng the sa9sOa soue Of the most bril-
liant Stage and Equestrian spcciaces, eyei present.
Cd II a Baltimore audience. A Philadelphia paper
before Us speaks in the following terms of the rev
spectacle Ofrhe Geld NJ m of the Mountains; or The
Crusaders which is shortly to appear in Baltimore.
"'ih piece, which is n0w bliHp performed al the
National Circus in Ills city, has drawn for the last
tce weeks, houses crowded mighty from pit to dome,
His lul dig seCu5Hass, and wei the romautic
and star 0g incidents that thanked that age When The
Knights Oft the Cross went Cutto rae tine and pout-
ed out their blood freely in fighting ot tn r,iision
Of cur Saviour The dresses SC, are magnificent,
and no e should fail to witHeEs it,"
rhe house has been newly decorated and paatrd,
AMI will loo! WY cha5i3 and pretty; and the name
oCMessrs. Nc'ch & Dravan, is i sure guarantee that
Whatever they produce WI! be Of the FIST order.
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CALVERT HALL.


l. r POLD DE MEYERS
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
G hN WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov, 18th,
" at CHAVERr HALL; positively the only onn
lhal ne WI! 2iVe IN this cly, previous to his depar
LEOPOLD DE MEYER,
1 axes pleasure IN informing his friends and the ct.
dehs Oi Baltimore and vicinity generally that he has
Orrn successful in securing Tor, the occasion the Va
IA lble ass StaacG OF his friend.
JOSEPH BURKE,
THE GREAT AMERICAN ViOLINIST
wb0 according To the opinions OF the leading nressin
New York and Philadelphia sarpasses IN power, e.
ecutlon and artistic kill, ell the Violin performers
that haze hitherto been heard in this country; and OF
whom the critics of New York during the recent mH-
sica contest IN that city asserted that they consider
ed ma IRE GTCdteSt P,OLiRi3t in the World!
G3'Mr. De MEYER win also be assisted by MI
WOOD, who will sing some of his delightful songs.
The two magnificent Grand PIANOS used on this
occasion, are from the celebrated factories f. N.
Scherr IN Phadclp hia, AID Erard in Paris. The pub
lie attention is particularly directed to the former
splendid new insuuma mt, which fully eq2alto En-
ara land Pianos, ans surpasses in power and ser
pEisng hell like tone alhG grand Pianos tFiedby Mir
Ga Meyer IN the United States.
LEOPOLD DE MEYE Err COMPOSITIONS, pub
Lrhed in London, Paris Vienna, II. Petersburg, Mi
Ian, MAJ ance. LuFziG, N. York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, are now al to be had al NLILIG'S
Music Store in Baltimore street
Notwithstanding the great expense attending thi 5
concert M order 10 gave all an opportunity 10 enjoy
thus grand festival, LEOPOLD DE MEv Err has CON
cludeu Ia put the PrlcC OF tickets AZ FIFTY CENTS
each; 10 be had ("th proHlmmcs) It the principal
Music Stores, Hotels, aud at the door the evening
Of the festival
{G}-Duors open at s! o'el, ok; cOncrI TO commence
nj q O'Clock.
Gy' No pJstpCnCment on account Of the weather.
GI3-PtogGamme in " eduesday's 2Gpers
n0l7-2t
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CONCERT Al CALVERT HALL. BY the advertise
ment it will be seen that Leopard De Meyer will give
a concert at Calvert Hall TO morrow evening.
1t sill also be seen, that Henri Herr the greatpia-
hist, will also give concer, at Calvert Hall on Thurs
day evening,
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The MusEuM-secord Night Of Mrs. Hant sher-
idan Knowles beautiful comedy of "rhe Love
Chase" will be performed at the Saloon this even
ing, the part of Constance, by Mrs. Hunt. The other
characters in the piece well cast. After the
edy the apghable farce of "The Elton Boy"
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ROMAN AMruTHEATRg. Master Hernandez, the
Duc,0" Of America appeared again last evening at
this popular place Of amusement, much TO the delight
and qualification Of his numerous friends and ad-
mirvrs This youth, although mere inian! ia years,
is considered one Of the best riders in the world ard
Whoever witnesses his daring ant graceful feals,
must acknowledge him to be so. The ShIpwrecK ed
Sal eg Boy as portrayed by him on horseback is
one Of the ii oSt affecting representations ever wit
messed in equGstranism and seldom equalled on the
stage, in dramatic eject by those of ripper years and
much more experience, But il is III what 10 techni
caiy termed his Principal Act, that his feats ofhorse-
manship and his noble daring uuly terrific, and
his grace and beauty OF action aud gesture, unpl al
lrled aud incredible for youth Of his years. He is
scarce eleven years ofage, aud yet he rides with as
much ease grace, skill and daring any other ridt
in The world. He had been absent from the ring for
a few nights, and, have been told, he is very
anxious 10 always please the public his reception last
night must have been very nattering 10 his ambition.
On his appearance, he was greeted BY reclamation,
aHd the applause continued throughout his entire
performance lie is destined yet to make the great
est equeStlian that ever lived.
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Our Book TABLE. The following publications
have heen received from Mr.. VIM. Taylor, Jarvis
Buildings, North street,
Martin the Founding or the Adventures of Va
let de Cnambre-by Eugene Sue-No. 8, price cts.
Pictorial History OF England, No. IL; price % cts
Harper's Illuminated and illustrated Shakespeare,
Nos, l2l and l22.
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u. S. Circuit Court. The Jury in the case
Of the u. States US, Francis Bassart, alias Will
liam Malleu, came into Court Yesterday morn
ing and delivered a sealed verdict to the Court,
which, on being opened, proved to he verdict
of acquittal on the frs, two counts of the in
dictmeut, and guilty on the third count, which
charges him with an assault with deadly
weapon. The Punishment is imprisonment III
the penltentiary for Il period not exceeding
three yeats, and n fine not exceeding S., OOO.
The Court next took up the case ct the U.
States VS.. Daniel F.. Evers, seaman Of the
same vessel (the baTque Louisa, Capt. Gait
who with two Others, IS indicted IN six differ
ent counts for mutmy. The evidence vas pre-
cseiy similar in the main features to the testl-
mony adduced on the trial of Mallett. VIM,
l., Marshall, Esq, u. S. District Attorney,
appeared for the prosecution; VIM. Pinkney
Whyte, Esq, FOR the defence.
COuntu Court This tribunal was engaged
yesterday in the Transaction Of some special
business, OF no Importance to tho public
The grand and pete juries have both been dis
charged.
Incorrect. The statement which appeared
in u morning paper Of yesterday, that MIR.
Walter r. Jones, had been appointed h2itf
Of tie u. 5 Circuit Court, in the place oi MI.
john Miller, resigned, we are authorised 20 say
is inc ,rrect. Mr.. Miller has not resigned, and
was attending TO his duties yesterday as usual.
lie has been SICK for short time and Mr..
Jones was attending to his duties as tempo
r&!P substitute.
Execution Of .8lernder. We learn from
Annapolis that Gov. Pratt has designated the
second Friday in February as the day of exc
cution OF the murderer Alexander. The war
rant for his execution reached this city last
evening.
Inquest. An inquest was held yesterday aE
ternoon by Coroner Bowman, at Il house in
Green street, near Cider ally, over the body of
a new born infant found in the sink attached
to the house. 1t was in evidence before the
jury that ii was dropped in the sink by acct
dent. 1t was a white female child.
Charge Of ThJl Thomas Ferguson, cold,
charged with stealing three kegs of powder,
watch-housc on Sunday night He was COM
mittcd to Jail for further examination, by JUS
tjco Belt.
The Greatest Team Yet We understand
that Mr.. Henry Lacy, the driver of the band
carriage, attached TO Messrs. Sands Lent &
Co. Is circus company, intends driving sixteen
horses to-day, before their splendid carriage.
Ii will be a sight worth seeing. The drive will
take place between ! and o'clock.
Timely Rescue. Waterman Clark Of the
eastern district, while going his rounds on Sun
day night, discovered a man named John In
herman, in the river near the County wharf
lie called assistance and rescued him from
downing. 1t appears he had fallen overheard
while in state OF intoxlcatiOn.
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New YoRK CoNGREssMEN. The official re-
turns show that Mulen, whig, is chosen to
Congress Grom Jefferson, by A plurality, and
Lawrence, wing, from Tompkns, Chemung,
and Yates by "a. The delegation will there
foro stand % wings, s straight democrats, and
8 nominal democrats.
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SPLENDID WATCHES.

HEAD QUARTERS 9Th Cavalry Rtgt, NJ. MS
BALTIMORE, Nov. n, 1916,
nRpEE No. 40. The FIRST and second squad
W rOns attached 10 The 9Th Cavalry Reg't VI
will assemble for parade and GSiIl on WEDNESDAY,
the 18Th inst, at O'Clock p NJ at tie Washington
Monument IN full winter uniform. By ord r,
OWEN BOULDIN, Colonel.
nl7-2t G. w. X. BOULDIN, Adit
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE.
FACULTY OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMEET.
Professor J. &, 5. MONKUR, M. d., Til uly and
Practice OF Medicine.
Z. FOREMAN, NJ, H., Chemistry.
" CHAS. GlRSON, nj ~, Surgery.
" w. II. WILSON, NJ, ID, Therapeutics and
Mat ria Medica
w, Il, LEONARD, n, d. Anatomy.
" WIN. II. STOKES, M. d., Obstetrics and
Medical jurisprudence.
DR., WAKEMAN BRlARLYr DemOnStrator OF Ana
tony.
The Annual Con' sc OF Lectures VIII commence on
TO DAY, "a inst and continue months
Fees for 'nll Course OF Lectures, $50
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diploma iee;..... .,',,.,..,.....'..''.. ~
Students of Medicine can be received as EOarders
in apartments attached to The Hospital.
Address all communications TO
n3-eo2w Il. FOREMAN, rCan.