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The TREATY RATIFIED. We most sincere
iy and joyously congratulate the country on
the fact, that the Oregon treaty was ratified by
the Senate on Thursday afternoon last, by a
vote Of for;y-one to fourteen. Some months
ago the people were admOnshed 10 "lool to
the Senate, " as though that body was about
10 sacrifice the nonor and the interests of the
country. The people, however, had no mis-
trust, but they did 'look to the Senate, not
with apprehension, but with the most perfect
confidence, that the wisdom and patriotism OF
that body would save the nation from an I'M
necessary and runous war; and their conf
dence has been fully justified. The Oregon
question is settled, finally and iorever-and the
eyersh politicians who sought to obtain DIS
tinction through the horrors Of war. vii! be
thrust back into their original insigniicance,
where they may become calm spectators of
their country's prosperity. This cloud removed,
the horizon has once more become clear and
bright; and nothing but the madness or igno-
rance of politicians can again retard the glo-
rious progress OF our country.
We see that Senator Allen, who has most
sgnally failed in his endeaVors to intuse the
war spirit into the Senate, ard to "prepare the
minds Of the people for war" is restless undel
his defeat, and desires to produce excitement
by abohshing the confidential sessions of the
Senate. But here again he is rebuked, for his
proposition was sustained by but thirteen Sc
majors In regard TO the particular measure
ofthe treaty,it is possible that the injunction OF
secrecy may he dissolved; and it would, per-
haps, be as we'll to let the speeches made and
votes given on that subject be submitted 10 the
public, that the folly OF the 'flty-fouf forties,'
OF war party of the Senate, may be made more
consricuously notorious Those who sus-
aimed the treaty have nothing to fear from
public opinion, for its ratification will be uni
yersallv hailed with delight.
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Amrritou Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, JrSr 20, 1916.

TpE News BY THE CALGDoNA, The IN
formation brought by the arrival OF the Gale
donna at Boston, is OF little importance. SIR
Robert Pee, had communicated to Parliament
the recepron OF the notice from our Govern
,nant in reference TO d!scontnulng the JOINT
occupancy of Oregon, and added that, in Civ
;ng the notice "the President had adopted the
terms which were aSSented to by both Houses
oftbe Legislature of the United States; that
The notice was given with the view Of leading
10 an amcable adjustment Of the differences
between the two countries on this subject. -
This shews that Sir Robert Peel attached great
importance to the form in which the notice
was gwen, and proves the wisdom OF the
Senate in conforming the notice to the terms
used.
1t is stated in letter from Liverpool, that
England had offered her mediation between the
United States and Mexico. This offer would
not surprise US; and, if made, we see no objec-
ton to It's immediate acceptance-tor, if we
mean "to ask for nothing which is not right"
we shall have nothing to appiehend tIom the
mediation Of England.
twill be seen that France has directed an
increase Of her naval force in the Gulf Of
Mexico, in consequence of the existing war be-
tween the United States and Mexico. This,
We presume, is done for the protection Of
French commerce, and upon the supposluon,
that pryateer commissions may be issued by
both Governments. 1t can hardly be, that
France designs to interfere in the conflict.
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BY LAST NIGnT.s SOUTHERN NAH.


The New Orleans papers received last night
contain no intelligence from the Army.
We notice that on the departure of General
Gaines from New Dreams, among the party
who accompanied him down to the boat, were
Gen. La Vega, his aid de-camp, and lieutenant,
the Mexican prisoners of war.
A regiment Of volunteers from Tennessee
reached New Oleans on the 18th inst
We copy the annexed items from the Delta
and Picayune;
From Ttras. The schrs. Southener and Sa'
rah Jane arrived Yesterday from Brazos Santa
90, whence they sailed on the Sd inst They
brought no news whatever from the army at
Maamoras or the forces at Point Isabel. Gen.
Taylor was still waiting a further reinforcement
and instructions from Washington, before taxi
ing up the line of march from MatamoTas.
The schr. Rosetta, of this port, went ashore
on Padre Island, about fifty miles north of Bra
EOS St. Jago, in the gale of the 30th ult. The
vessel, it IS said, will be total loss.
The schr. l.. NJ. Hitchcock, previously re-
ported as having been lost, was a anchor off
Brazos Bar on the Sd inst, when the Sarah Jane
sailed
From IampiCO. The French brig AlOphe,
Capt. La Port, IA days from Tampico, bound
to Bordeaux, with a cargo Of logwood and
skins, put into this port in distress Yesterday
The Intelligence Of the difficulties on the Rio
Grande had reached Tampico when the A.
left She brought no news NJ 0, Picawne.
We learn that Gov Johnson received let
tor from the Secretary OF War yesterday, in
forming him that such of those volunteers
were sent to the Rio Grande from Louisiana,
under the acquisitions of Gen, Taylor, who do
not enlist for a year will be dsbanded.-I5id
DroWned. DR.. f. l.. Briggs was drowned
few days since, in attempting to cross Bobby
bayou, near his residence on bayou Deglaise,
in the parish Of Avoyeles, He was gentle
man of much repectability and generally es-
teemed.
Girl Wm. At meeting in Brandon, Miss +,
there were ten fist fights; and IN Woodville,
Miss, there were three encounters of the same
sort The war-spirit is so strong in those parts,
that they can't wait until they get to Texas
Why is the Mexican army like the Magical
Pain Extractor? Because it possesses such uni
yersal heeI-inp qualities.
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hy-FRENCH AND GERMAN l. COOKING 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 cntrelyn new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
TO order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNlCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC sc for sale and made to order, as cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. r. ,. Elk,
nll-tf .'. No North Gay street.
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APPOINTMENTS. The Senate has confirmed
The nomination Of John X. Kane, of Pennsyl-
vania, as lodge of the u. S. District Court for
Philadelphia; also the nomination Of Henry
Wilson, OF Ohio, as Purser in the Navy, vice
J c. Spencer. Jr deceased
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ay- 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 Cak4
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment which is com
dlete at his Old Established Store, Waterst ID door
from Calvert. apps
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NO PRIZE TALES!-PRIZE TALES The Bal
timore Saturday Visiier contains this week "The
Swindle" the first of a series of interesting PRIZE
STORIES, written expressly for tie paper, and
which will appear i'll regular succession; also the
conclusion of ''The Black Rider aud his Nicunl;'
full and authentic description of the Great Temper
ance Jubilee in New York. articles relating TO Mexi-
co aud the War, with satirical engraving; q Bio
graphical Sketch of the Monezumas; c. NJ. Clay as
a Warrior; Mike Walsh's description Of his release
from prison; Fighting Preachers and War Sermons,
sc. sc. Price singIy cents, with or without wrap
pers; per year S.50, or ST. for months. Office No.
10 North street. Jele-2t'
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Dill d,

On board of the brig Harriet, at sea, Mr..
CHISHOLM, a member of Union Lodge, No. Il
o, F., he i'd at Broadway, East Baltimore,
A. her residence, in Hartford county, on Sund;
l4lh inst, CATHERINE ENGLAND, conson of Il
George England, aged % years. [Harford pape
please copy.
VIM. aud VI. A. Wagner, aged months and q
On the 18th inst. WIN ANDREWS, aged 40 yea
On the 10th inst. SARAH WENTWORTH aged 30
AT Washington, on the nth inst, Mrs. MAR
BONoHoo, aged l03 years,
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OFFICE OF EMORY * CO.
}
ID OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Nd. Ccnsu!

{dF-OFFIClAL DRAWING 0t the Nd, Consoli
dated Lottery, class No, "A, for 1876:
1912 IS so 81 65 IA % At Sis
2 and 49, being the ls and ID drawn Nos. each S25
3 and Is, being the Sd and 9TH drawn Nos. each p
81 and so. being the 5ih and 9Th drawn Nos. each Is
IA and IS, being the 9TH and 9Th; % aud Al, be
ing the 9th and 10th drawn Nos, each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos on them, each 6
AL having one only oC The drawn Nos, on, - 3
1t EMORY & CO., No. n. CaIvert-st.
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MUSEUM. Benefit Of Mr.. Dozens, This innita0e
comedian takes his benefit his evening at the Ma.
scum, and offers on the occasion rich and enter
tanning bill, The fine play Of" Comedy of Errors.
a advertisement in which Mr., Owens and Mr., john
son will sing favorite songs, and ISIS Henry appear
in an elegant dance, the Performance to conclude
with new farce entitled" Beware Of the Man
,gith the White Hat" Mr., Owens supporting the
character of the "Wh,te Hat " Great has been the
enquiry for the week past to know who the 'man
with the white hat" was and as he is to appear to.
night at the Museum, and answer all questions, we
presume there will be perfect jam, we advise per
sons 10 20 early 10 secure seats.
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c P, ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,

nOGERs' DIAMOND MENT--For
Me mendng Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Ornaments, Sc, so that the break is scarcely per-
ceptible and as strong as before broken. For sale
only by c. P. ROGERS, Druggist, corner of Howard
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
I93- Price 25 cents. je20 lw-jel2-ly
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G3- EIGHLY INTERESTING MEETING AT
CANTON On SUNDAY AFTERNOON next, the DIST
inst, at halEpast 4 O'clock public meeting viii be
held at the foundation of a MISSIONARY CHURCH
in cOnnrcIionvith the Methodist E. Church, now in
progress of erection the Avenue leading to the La
zarettO or if the heat of the weather should require
the meeting will be held on comfortable green in
the immediate vicinity of the proposed Chapel. Rev.
E Il, TAYLOR, the distinguished Seaman's Chaplain
from Boston, has kindly consented to preach on the
ccason. Several other Ministers will likewise be
in attendance
public collection will be made TO assist in detray
ing the expenses of the building, and is hoped that
proving part of our cy as well as the acknowledged
eIouuence Of the Minister, will attract large con
course of our liberal citizens and others.
II is in contemplation TO wait upon number OF oul
fellow citizens hereafter at their places of business,
and solicit their aid in having the Chapel free OF debt
by the time it is completed. JelS-2t
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SSOR SALE-a very valuable family of negroes
H. that can come well recommended, which will
sell low, for cash, TO good master. Also, number
of yery valuable house servants, cooks, and farm
hands Persons wishing to purchase for life for a
term of wears can always he accommodated by
L.F.SCOTTI'S Intelligence Ofice
icon No. 10 Exchange Place.
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ALMARAC,
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. G. w. Musgrave
ALEX. maxwell TO Miss SARAH r. JoaSsoN,
this city.
On the lfth inst. by Rev DR.. Henry " D.
J, II. FERGUSON TO LAvtNIA w. HENDERSON.
At Washington, d. C., l4th inst. by Rev. ia
Don elan, JAMES SEGUIN 10 Miss CYRgL BIZ
POINT, DO III ofthe Kingdom of France.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING NJ
For Valparaiso and Ports in the Pacific-ShiI
Joseph, about Goth inst
For Bremen-Ship Copemicus, with despatch
For Bremen-Ship Johannes, with despa CHI.
For Havre-Barque Globe, about Doth last.
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The WEEKLY CLIPPER Ar Interesting Nam5er'
Today's Weekly Clipper will be rich treat to the
country reader. II contains the latest news flom
Europe and Mexico, with notice of the ratification
OF the Oregon eay official accounts Of The late bat,
ties; the Presidents message and Mr.. Wakes's report
tn relation the finances ofthe nations proceedings of
Congress, a report of the markets. news items; mis-
celany, and variety of other interesting matter
Price 81 per year-sngle copy cents.
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1nz-nWENS, RENEFIT-On sATrRl

G5-UW EMS BEN EFII-Uh SATUKUAf
EVENING, Goth inst, and last night of his engage
ment For which occasion he has selected most
excellent entertainment First night IN the Museum
of Shakspeare's COMEDY OF ERRORS. In which
Miss FISHER, GALLAGHER and OWENS will ap.
pear. SEXTON and OWENS as the Two Dromeos.
Singing by JOHNSTON and OWENS.
The performance to conclude with new Farce
called ''BEWARE OF THE MAN WITH THE
WHITE HAT" The Man with the White Hat,
Mr.. OWENS jelS-3t
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90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF

every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office Vi the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE sT'-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any o'h''
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADIEG,
STAGE * HATTERs' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC, sc
Indeed it is needless TO euunerate, as we are pos
sessed offaciiues with latest styles of type and ne"
and splendid machinery for doing work in every style
in a manner unsurpassed IN this city,
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WESTERN BANK OF BALTIMORE, /

WESTERN BANK OF BALTlMORE,
JUNE 10TH 1916.
FKNHE President and Directors have this day de
ciared Dividend nd of three per cent for the six
holders and after the I'd day of July.
The State taxes for the years 1874 and 1885, recent
y recovered by suit against the Bank also the tax
fOr lS4j, have been paid. The Transfer Books will
be closed on and after the 22d inst.
BY order of the Board,
ie20.4t J. H. CARTER, Cashier.
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SOUTHERN PLANTERS, Wishing 10 pur-
= chase negroes, would do well to give me eau
before they make their purchases, as II would ne
greatly 10 their advantage. Negroes purchased and
sold on reasonable commission. Apply at
l., F, SCOTTl'S Intelligence office,
je2O No, 10 Exchange Place,
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yNyO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
a Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cholera
Morbus. This Medicine onlyrequires trial to prove
its wonderful effects. For sale only by the manufac
turer, C. P ROC Frs, corner of Howard and Marion,
and corner of Howard and Madison, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore None genuine
except the written signature of the manufacturer is
on the label of each bottle
% Price 95 cents. je'2-lw-jel2-3n
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YYNHAP UNRIVALLED CAKWINATIVE.
u k.RANNER =. INCA NE ClRlI AL 3, - The rnnsI

TgNHAT UNRiVALLED CAKNINATIVE re.
u "BOWERS' INFANT CORDIAL" is The most
popular Medicine now in among various families
of the first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given TO the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will he found Of incalcuable benefit. For
these children who afflicted with weakly or de-
bitated state OF the bowels, the Cordial win prove
very beneficial. Children while teethng suffer great
amount Of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"Bow ers Infant Cordial exerts, by its very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable rene
dy.-Price 25 cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
C P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner of Howard and Marion streets,
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison ard Howard sts DR.. e. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green Sis; Il. Lemon
corner of Market and Poppleton SITS; A. g. Ridgely,
corner of Howard and Pratt sts; j. Fl. Perkins & Bro
Their, corner of Green and Franklin SITS II, w. An
drews, Hill ST.; G. k Tyler, corner Of High and Mar
ket SITS; DR., 4. Rounree, Bel-Air Markets Thos. C.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fe'l's Point; J B. Stansbury,
Thames St; G. w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden St; L, ],
Pitts, High and Pratt st.; q. p Rogers of Paca
and Little Green street; DR.. Reburg Pratt and Paca
street. je20-lw-jel2 6m
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MISSES and ChlIdreA7s IN proportion to The above
prices. All Of his work Is made under his own in
speClOn, which he warrants be of best quality and
materials according TO price, aud be surpassed
by any other establishment in the city,
je20 lmv JOHN w. CRONEY.
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PLACES OF RELIGIOUS WORSHIP IN BosToN
There are SO places Of worship in Boston,
costing S3,246, 800, and having accommoda-
tons lor84, 1875 persons, These churches, &c,
are maintained al yearly expense Of Sic. 1856.
There are 50 Sunday schools, having 1864
teachers and L 900 scholars
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Jr7- RHEUMATISM AND GOVT. Among the
many diseases that characterize the eventul age in
winch we live, nothing has contributed so mach to
the comfort and ease of the community nor confer
red such a boon upon suffering humanity as that I'M
porant discovery and never failing remedy for the
RHEUMATISM aud GOVT, the INDIAN NEGE-
TABLE ELIXIR X LINlMENT, from Comstock's,
2lEOunland Il. The immense advantages ol which
are testified BY the approval and recommendation Of
many of The greatest men of our day. They par
ticularly recommended for Govt and Rheumatism in
all its various forms, including Sciatical Lumb7go
mains in the face and back, SC And as they contain
no mercury nor other dangerous medicines, will Ie-
0uire neither confinement nor attention Of any kind,
and invariably prevent the disease from attacking the
stomach OF head and will cure any case
For sale by ROBERTS y ATKINSON, corner OF
Hanover and Baltimore also at the corner Of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and. No. 81 Thames
street f, P. Baltimore, 1t
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DISTRESSING Occurrence. On Thursday
evening last, June II, in Ezabcthtown, n. j.,
Shepard ko!och, young man, grandson OF
the late venerable Shepard kollock. formerly
proprietor of the N5,c Jersey Journal, committed
suicide by cutting his throat in such manner
as to produce immediate death.
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EF w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIsl
II y N. w, corner of
aD7-3m EuTAW and LON BARD-STs
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Cohen.
Schr Gen, Taylor, NEW, LEA tons) Samuel Phi
LinvIe la Boca Bay, Texas, Levin Jones x Cd
ARRIVED,
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1T3-The Rev. Mr.. TAYLOR, of Boston, will preach
in tie First Independent -Church, IN Frank ilh-st',
TOMORROW Sunday EVENING, at O'Clock
Those that have not heard this truly eloquent and g'od
man, it is hoped will not fail to attend. 1t is heIey-
ed this will lie the last address he will make III this
city, previous to his return home. Seals free. IL
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Ig7- REV. c. P. KRAUTH, of Baltimore will
preach in ST. Pauls Evangelical English Lutheran
Church, in Washington, ONTO MORROW, Sunday,
the 2lst inst in the morning at II, and in the after
noon al 4 O'Clock. IL
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r7-HlGH-sT. NJ. E. CHURCH. The Rev. Mr..
TAYLOR, Chap aR to the Seamen's Behe, OF Bos-
ION, is expected TO preach in the Higast Methodist
f, Church, TOMORROW (Sabbath) MORNING, at
10 O'Clock A collection will be taken up TO aid the
funds of the Seamen's Union Bethel Of Baltimore
The friends of Sea:aen and the public generally are
invitpd 10 at.pnd IT
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The CHOLERA, It appears from letter
dated at st. Petersburg, May %, that the
Asiatic Cholera is rapidly progressing towards
that city and the apprehension is, that il Will
reach Western Europe. If so, it may again
visit the United States. AS can ounce of pre-
vention is worth posnd ofcure,' it would be
well for the municipal authorities of our cities,
to pay particular attention to the streets, lanes
and alleys, that they be well cleaned and kept
free from all impurity. Nor should ndivid-
uals neglect cleanliness of person ard regulari-
ty Of habit. We published yesterday, report
that the cholera had already appeared in Que
bee; but we do not believe that there is any
foundation for the rumor. We trust that we
may not be amss to "set our houses in order"
"
MANAGER OF THE MUsEUM. H. Bennett,
Esq we learn, takes the managem ent of the
Museum, vacated by the death of Lanson Tay-
Tor, Esq Mr.. Bennett Is well known as hav-
ing been q successful manager in o. her posi-
tons, in which lie was eminently successful,
and brings with nm character tor ability and
perseverance, together with discriminating
public taste, which must ensure the continual
ton Of the popularity Of the Museum, while
under his management From long experience
in the profession he is well calculated to con-
duct the establishment to the entire satislac-
ton Of its numerous patrons and friends, in its
yarions departments. The proprietors have
been most happy in securing Mr.. BIS services.
CRors IN Prince GEORGES COUNTY. The
Alaglbro Gazette says that the late wet wealth
er has materially injured the wheat crop in
that county. A gentleman who seeded four
hundred bushels, tells US that he fears he shall
not realise more than one-hulf the quantity an
ticipated, the scab and rust having destroyed
whole patches. He saga his Mediterranean
wheat is very slightly injured, and thinks it by
far the safest kind IF grain to SOW.