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DC DEAFNESS. 1t is useless 10 suffer with this
disease when DR.. M'NAlR'S ACOUSTIC OIL
will furnish speed relief to all who afflicted with
periodical deafness, buzzng noises and frequent pains
in the ear.
VIM Hayden, of Middetown, Conn, reports that
two bottles of this Oil etectuay cured him of deaf
ness Of several years. standing, lie could scarcely
hear any sounds distinctly; hut this Oil had the de
sired effect. son Of Mr. Feltus, of Newburg, was
cured of deafness OF several months standing, after
suffering continual pain for Il long time. a gentle
man of Philadelphia was cured OF total deafness of
ID years. standing, produced by scroiul0us affection
in the head, by one bottle of this valuable Oil. Mr..
Robt. Carpenter 440 Monroe St. N. V, as everybody
knows who are acquainted with him, was so deaf
for few weeks, that it was with difficulty any one
could converse with hin-haS been actually cured by
less than flask Of this Oil. If any is disposed
TO doubt this fact, we refer them TO Mr.. Carpenter,
who will confirm the facts. We would also refer the
ncreduous TO Capt. Mann, of the barque Milan, for
Rhnebeck, who experienced the charming eff cts OF
this Oil. In view of these facts, let all who are af
tiicted make trial Of this article
CautiOn-There are limitations of this astonishing
Oil. Be sure it is Or. NJ Nar's, and that it comes
from COmstoCk Co.
lobe had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Thames 1t
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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, 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 BANDS,
Sc &C., for sale and made to order as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States Il. 8. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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EVER LUCKY OFFICE

HNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICE.
~ The EGERTONS' can't be beat. Yesterday
we again sold snug capital, Comb "a 54 SO $4,000
besides perfect food of smaller ones, varying from
$50 TO $500. The person who drew the $4,000 is a
young merchant in Pratt ST. This we think is good
beginning. May success attend his future adven-
lures. The drawn Nos. class l6, are
% SO 3 d. 6 rs 81 81 SO Al Dc 4 40 l6 80
SCHEME.
! prize of $4,000 l prize Of $4,000
5000 1896
3,0OO 10 1000, sc.
Tickets S4-shares In proportion
Tickets by the package single share for sa lie at
EGERTON'S EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner of S0uth-st. and Exchange Place.
cor. of Commerce and Pratt-sts., and
1t cor. of Pratt and Gay SITS.
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90 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish tc
pulcaase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breastpins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pete, at his Old Established StOre Waterst ID door
from Calvert. ans
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QGp- The Managers of the INDECENT Sick Society of
Baltimore will hold meeting on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, May 9th, at O'Clock, in the Lee
ture Room Of the First Presbyterian Church. All
Ladies who have accepted the office of Manager are
earnestly and respectfully requested to attend. If
the weather should be unfavorable, the meeting will
take place the first fine day. most
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A L M A n A c.
Moon.
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst. by Rev. ]. Aldrich, N
Lone to Miss GEoRGIANA GRuBB, eldest
Mr., William Grub, all of this civ.
On the 5th inst. by Rev. DR.. Deal, CHAs
Miss SUSANNA LEvERISG, all of this city.
At Philadelphia, 4th inst. by Rev. II. E. I
SAMUEL p AIREY, of Baltimore, 10 Miss
c. MATLACK. of KensingtOn, Philada. co.
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EHNO THN MAsrER TAILORs. rhn.

FENO THE MASTER tTAILORS. The sub
n scnber being about to leave the city of Balti-
more, Tor the purpose Of giving instruction to his mn
htrouS subscribers throughout the state of Virginia.
begs to return his thanks TO all those of the trade who
nave patronlzed his "Transler System' since he
published it month since, and TO ass re them that
MS unexpected and unparalleled success as a rule
teacher III this city, will prove great incentive TO
renewed exerlion in spreading the sphere and use
tulnesS OF his system, and for benefttng the trade
generally.
He would also inform the Tailors of Baltimore
and those visiting the city, that he has appointed
Messys. ROBERT HALL, Of South Gay street, and
THOMAS BkUSCUP, ofNorlh Gay street, as agents
Tor 'e sale and for giving instruction in the SYSTEM
and he would invite all who desire TO examine and
subscribe to it, to call upon either of them.
mI-2lwlt VIM r. ACTON,
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U3- |. o. o. p. THEOPHILUs FISK, editor of the
Odd Feliotcs' MGsGoine, will lecture the Princ-
Piles of the Order, in the Saloon of the Odd Fellows
Hall, in North Gay street, THIS Thursday EVEN
ING, at 6 O'Clock The members of the Order are
pecttullyEnvited TO attend. Admission Free IT.
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Amcrt1an Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TuTRspAY MORNING, MAY I, l84s.

ma The large and nSeasns circulation OF the Clip
~ Shoth in town and country, together with the TACT
hai lis opinions and sentiments are nnfcered by par
a and sectarian prcudices, thereby giving II wei
come reception among all classes and conditions OF so
rty and especially those who constitute the lie OF
tTade and business, make il medium for advertising,
equal to any other paper published IN this CITY, @
chants and citzcns generally should be aware of this
imnnrtant fact
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DEAD LETTERS. The Washington cores
pondent of the Portland Argus, furnishes an
interesting and amusing account of the open
ing of dead letters (etters uncalled for, in the
| General Post Office. He says that letters of
this description now number fourteen hundred
thousand year, and are increasing under the
cheap postage system. Letters which have
nothing inclOsed, are opened without being
read, and are carted in bags to the common
and burned Those which have Enclosures are
transferred to another room, where their con-
tents are examined, and /" when any thing val
liable, as money, drafts, &C., is found, the rule
is, to return it to the post office from whence
1t was first sent, and the postmaster of that
Office must advertise it, or use any other means
best calculated to find the owner. If all his
efforts fail, he returns it to the general office,
and it is labelled and filed away" Large sums
of money are sometimes found in these dead
letters, and not un(requently counterfeit notes.
The writer says, that among the articles found
in letters are, night caps, ribands, garters,
stockings, stays, bustles, rings, &C., all OF
which, says the write., care thrown into the
receptacle of thngs lost to earth, ''and "pret-
ty kettle of fish" there is in that receptacle, YOU
may depend"
The care observed in this department of the
general office, in preserving articles and docu-
mcnts found in letters, is sometimes of the ut
most importance to individuals, as will be seen
by the following fact given by the writer.
Sin the cases, arranged and labelled for the
purpose, are the legal documents fonnd in let
tiers. These are numerous, and run back for
a long term ofyears. They are most careful
ly preserved. The beneficial policy of this
preservation has been often illustrated, and
most strikingly, so only the other day. gen
tleman in distant Stale wrote 10 the Superin-
tendent that some seven or eight years ago
a large package of most valuable papers had
been lost through the Post Office. They inyol.
we'd the right to large estate. fhe could not
find them, he would be inevitably ruined, and
begged him to search in the Department for
them. He did s.. He told me that the FIRST
case he opened, under pile of other papers,
he saw large package answering the descrip-
ton. He took it out and it was the very pa
pers wanted. They had slept there quietly .
for years. The postage was about $40, and
they had originally, by some mistake, failed
of their rghtful owner. The package had
been carefully preserved, and the owner was
pecunlarily saved"
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FHNRUSTEE'S SALE. III pursuance of n rule
Fl OF Baltimore County Court, in relation to In.
solvent Debtors, The undersigned, Permanent Trus-
tee of James Diamond, insOlvcnt debtor of Balti
more city, will offer at public sale, on the premises
on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 29h 1886, at four
O'Clock, all that lot and parcel of Ground al pre-
misses, situate IN Wolfe street, near the south west
intersection of Alice Anna and Wolfe streets, EAST
Baltlmore) twenty five feet in width, and eighty feet
deep; and subject yearly ground rent of twelve
dollars and fifty cents.
1SgszA This Property is Improved by substan-
1FSE8S1 tial Brick DWELLING, now under rent to
IaflEM punctua tenant, and at a small expense,
could be put in excellent repair.
All arrearges and taxes Of ground rent will be paid
by the Trustee up TO the day of SALE out of the pro
ceeds thereof The title is believed to be indsputa-
ble The terms of sale either cash on the day of
SAFE, or at the option of the purchaser he may give
bonds or notes for one half the purchase money at
SIX months, and the other half at twelve months
credit with interest and securities, to be approved
by the Trustee.
JOSEPH BRECK, Permanent Trustee.
m''2awts lpsl Ii. w. BOOL, Auct'r
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OUR Book TABLE. Messrs. William Taylor & Co.
have furnished us with copies of the following pu b.
catiOns:
Harpers' Illuminated Family Bible, No. SO, con.
tanning portion of the Index. 1t is supposed that
another number will complete the work.
Nos II aud IS of Harpeis' illuminated and iluslra-
ted Shakespeare.
No. so ofthe Library of select Novels, containing
"The Female Minister; or, Sons Revenge-prce
l2l cents.
"a year with the Franklins; or, to Supper and be
SHons'' BY u, Jane Cate,
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SOMETHING VERY NOVEL;,

d. oM EAHINU EftG NOV Ell!
~ A FORTUNE FOR IS CENTS!!
EMORY T. CO, the far famed Prize Agents, oppo-
site Barnum's, will offer to the public of the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
1900 DOLLARS!!
2900 DOLLARS!!!
1000 DOLLARS!! &c, &c.
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be onlv
25 CENTSi
For the purpose of afiording to their patrons great
number of chances in these favorite Lotteries for n
trifing outlay, EMORY & CO. have determined IN
issue certificates of packages of 25 quarter tickets
Zone OF which may draw hree Of the largest prizesl
for the small investment of So so. Decidedly the
most profitable method of purchasing tickets Dartic
uarly in these lotteries is by the package as every
package which EMORY co. sell, will have in il ali
the numbers that are put in the wheel and p,ust no
cessarily have in it all the numbers that are drawn
fiom the wheels The only chances against the IaTgest
piize in the lottery (as the tickets in every nackace
that Emory Co sell, Uarranted TO have on ,heT
all the Numbers in the draicing are the chances
having the three first drawn numbers ON the licked
Thus for the small sum OF - cents if Won get The
three first drawn numbers on aquarer ticket you are
ctrtalA 10 receive me handsome amount of -. T. |
$50 DOLLARS!
9C5- For Tickets in these deseryedly popuar Lot
teres, application mus! be made TO the well kno wn
and celebrated Prize Agents, aT crf .4
EMORY CO., opposite Barnums,
United States Lottery Agency,
Baltimore, Md.
QJ3- The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid IN Gold Orders from The country, for Tickets,
will be faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONF
DENTAL, and the best SELECTION Of Lucky Tickets
VIII always be made for correspondents 1t
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The HARMONIOUS. They who have Emusic in
their souls" will learn with regret that those interes
ting children of song, the ''Harmoneons," will leave
us before the close of the present week. not however
without leaving behind them favorable impressions
Of their individual worth and personal abi ties Their
performances exhibit musical attainments of a very
high order and the blending of their voices produces
the most perfect concord, and the richest melody
There is an interesting incident related of them in
the Washington papers. During their late visit to
the South they were proceeding in a steamboat down
the Potomac to the tomb of Washington, and when
they came in view of Mount Vernon it was announc.
ed TO the passengers that they would sing their song
commencing "Disturb not his slumbers, let Washing
ton sleep" All stood around with uncovered heads
and the and the music produced such an effect
that tears st )od in many an eye
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PROFITABLE. We learn that the gentleman
who reached this city last Saturday from New
York, says New Orleans paper of the 25th
ult., with paper containing the late English
news, sold it to a commercial house for the
sum of $1,000!
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EH w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENT
IL n N. w. corner of
aP7-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD 1
MAR! WAR! IN THE REGIONS


w CAPITAL PRIZES. The battle has =
Henced in earnest, and the way DOYLE,S pat
are walking into the prizes is caution. Th)
pears TO US an excellent chance for any aspirH
The honor and profit OF capturing some of the ben
iul capitals to be found every day at DOYLE,S. o
that is necessary to do this is TO charge your fist
ticket or package, and you will generally fine
prizes to surrender at discretion. The place tit
rich without fail is at NJ. DOYLE'S Capital Prize
pot, No l44 Pratt ST., opposite the Railroad ai
next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel. ?
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, sh
in proportion. r r
FRIDAY, capitals of IS 900, tickets 50, sharec
proportion, 49, m /
The celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery on SAT-
Jay, capital $4,000, tickets 81, halves so cts, az
teIs % cts. A package of wholes in this speI'
scheme costs only Sl2; halves only So, quarersy
eighths Sl50. s... ....'l
A larger selection of lucky numbers will be fol
atDOYLE'S than at any other office in Baltimorl
This is agorious opportunity to try your luck &C
small scale. ..I. a| t.. y
liberal discount will be paid to persons who b,
chase by the package or quantity. |,
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbersf
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders /,
mail or otherwise, Addressed to sd as l.. {
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Prat;street.
II TR1 Opposite B 81 o. Z. K. Demo-
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NC INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION. 1t is
indeed melancholy truth that thousands fall victims
consumption every year, from no other than
neglected Colds; yet we find hundreds, nay thousands
who treat such complaints with the greatest inder-
euce, and let them run on for weeks and even
months without thinking of the danger. AT first you
have what you consider slight cough or cold; you
allow business, pleasure or carelessness to prevent
you from giving it any attention; II then settles upon
your breast-you become hoarse have pains in the
side chest expectorate large quantities of matter
perhaps mixed with blood; difficulty of breathing
ensues, and then you find your own foolish neglect
has brought on this complaint. #, then, you value
life or health be warned in time, and don't lriie with
your Cold trust to any qHack nOstrum cure you;
but Immediately procure bottle or two of that IA
nous remedy Dr. Wisar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
which is well known to be the most speedy cure ever
known, as thousands will testify whose lives have
been saved by il.
For Influenza it is the very best medicine in the
world, as hundreds will testify.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER * CANDY, 100 w. Pfatt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, % E. Baltimore street;
Seth 8. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover sts j. F.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per-
kins corner Market and Green's ts; George H. KeerI
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N, N Robinson, So North
GAY street. md lW
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AT WASHINGTON. Our
readers the District Of Columbia must not neglect
visit the Odeon corner of d street aud PeRnsyl-
vana Avenue, in Washington, where the Ladies OF
the Rev. MI Tustin's Church are now holding a
Grand Floral Exhibition and lee Cream Entertain
ment, for the purpose of aiding in the completion OF
the church. The price of admission is only l2I cts.
We understand that il is a brilliant affair.
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MILLER & co.'s Old Established and lucky
1vN prize office, corner Baltimore and St. Paul SITS
THIS DAY, May 6, will be drawn the Md Con
solidated Lottery, class 55-75 Nos 10 drawn ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME;
prize OF Sl0,O0O l prize OF $4,000
1000 " 1896
5000 10 0000&c.
Tickets S4-shares IN proportion.
Certificates of package of 25 whole tickets $l4.75.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER CO.
Corner of Baltimore and ST. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md Lottery, class Is, drawn
May 6, lowest prize $40:
"a SO 3 Al IS 81 81 50 Al as 4 40 l6 30.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The U. S. steamer
Princeton, at the Charlestown Navy Yard has
all her stores on board, and will be ready to
sail for the Gulf of Mexico at the end of the
week. She has been put in excellent condi-
ton. The frigate United States, destined for
the coast of Africa, and afterwards the Medi-
terranean, to take the place the Cumberland
was intended to supply. is nearly ready fol
sea. The razee Independence will require ar
outlay Of $4,000 for repairs, and will not pro
baby be ready for sea before October.
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THE MUSEUM. The recent engagement of several
distinguished performers has contributed vastly to the
deserved popularity of the Baltimore Museum; and the
entertainments in the Saloon are nightly received
with the warmcst manifestations of applause. This
evening the drama of Nicholas Nckelby will be per
formed, after which Miss ST. Clair will dance the new
ballet of ''Giselle;" the whole will be concluded with
the farce ofthe Spfre, or the Sea Fight. The whole
company will sustain both pieces. The performance
being for the benet. of Miss ST. Clair ofitsel should
ensure full house.
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Q3- A CARD. The James Grimes, whose name
appeared in your paper on Tuesday, the 9Th instant
in the Watch reports, for disordery conduct,
JAMES GRIMES, Bricklayer, West Batmore-st.,
between Pearl aud Pine streets. liz
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MAY BALL. All who delight in the graceful art of
dancing will hear with pleasure that Mr.. G. c. Phil
lips May Ball will take place this evening at the Ea
gle Arlilerists' Armory, Canton avenue. Mr.. Phil
lips is very mertorious gentleman in private life,
and in the practice ofhs profession has rendered the
most ample satisfaction to all who have derived the
advantages of his instruction. 1t would be a source
of qualification to his numbeIess friends if he have
the ballroom crowded. Pleasure will reign supreme
where "youth and beauty meet "
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ENcAMrMgNr It is in Contemplation 10
hold Military Eacampmont to be COM
posed exclusively of Cavalry, at Sharpsburg,
in Washington county, sometime early in June
next.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING,
For Macao and Canton Ship Stephen
l5tn inst,
Fer the Pacfic-Ship st. George, soon.
For Liverpool ship POwhatan, lS,
For Bremen-Ship EIlersle, with despatch,
For Bremen-Ship Louise, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Albert, 9th May.
For ROtlerdam-Sh Galonne, 18th inst.
For Rio de Janeiro-Barque Letiiia, 9Th IN
For Montevideo-Brig POultney, 9th inst
For Jamaica-Brig Fashion. 7lh inst.
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Abo, with depatc,
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Cambrian, few d,
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE. A fire occurred at
Morristown, N. j., on Tuesday morning, which
resulted in the total destruction of the New
Jersey Hotel, one Of the most magnificent pub
lie houses in the country, erected in 1912, at a
cost of more than sl2O, 900, for William Glib
bons, Esq, of Madison, in that State 1t was
kept by MIR. David A. Crowell, whose loss is
severe. The building was insured for $50 900,
and the furniture for $4,000. A brick build
ing, owned by E. Marsh, Esq, and one or two
small tenements. were also destroyed. Mr.. l..
F. Baily, druggist, and an esteemed citizen,
who was one of the boarders, has been missing
since the fire, and as he was seen rescuing the
furniture from the burning building, it is sup
! posed he persisted in the flames