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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

G. w. BuoKNER. ~ 10 H. C.iBRUADDUs. :.
BUCKNER &. BRQADDUS, . -.
ATTORNIES .sAT LAW, .
Bowling Green, Nc, IN
~. VIII attend the Circuit Courts Of Ma
irion, Rails, Pike, Lincoln, Montgomery,
Warren and st. Charles. business entrust-
ed to either will receive their joint attention
April II, 1916.
" DOCT. WILLIAM H. WATERS
Mo-, ofiiceone Door West
Of the Missouri Inn.
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THE ,,RouNG B RID E.

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RESUMPTION OF PAYMENT. We felt anc
expressed regret, that the Legislature of Ma
ryland failed, at its late session, to pass the re-
solutions to resume payment of interest on the
public debt, on the LIST of April, lS47; because
we had every reason to believe, that the abil
w of the State to do so would be ample. The
House of Delegates had sanctioned the mea.
sure, and it was alleged, that the Senate re-
iected it from want of time alone. But the
Baltimore correspondent of the New York
Herald assigns different motive, and, it may
be, the true one. He says:
Through the course of our Legislature, in
Dostponing the period to commence the dis
charge of the interest on our public debt, we
seem " have rendered Maryland the subject
of much painful censure; and among our own
people, there are many who are inclined to
unite in the clamor, but with others, the con-
duct Of the Legislature is fully justified on the
ground that there is much uncertainty in the
position of our national negotiations with 70.
seign powers, and danger to be apprehended of
evil consequences, from the dark clouds which
hang over the proceedings of Congress If
our Legislature could have anticipated that
Congress would either ad ourn Immediately
after the Oregon difficulty was finished, or if
they continued in session, would leave in statu
quo the revenue measures which now govern
The business and industry of the country, we
might have assumed the responsibility of i'm
mediate payment; but while there exists anv
probability that the present policy of the coun-
inv, which has raised us to our unparalleled
prosperity, may be destructively changed for
lhe inexperence Of experimental whimscal-
hes, forsaking practical wisdom for untried
theories, exhibiting suicidal unwillingness to
let well alone, the line of procedure has deter
mined the course of our State Legislature -
The situation we have assumed will ultimately
prove most beneficial to the permanent inte-
rests of our creditors, and the future integrity
Of the faith of Maryland. When our Legisla-
ture again assemblies, we anticipate that our
resources will be greater and our indebtedness
3essened."
There can be no doubt that measures before
Congress-the Oregon business-the proposed
reduction of the tariff, and adoption of the sub
treasury system-are calculated to have pa
ralyzing influence on business of every descrip-
tion; and to render caution necessary in money
transactions. A new track is never expedient
where the beaten one is safe and easy. The
yery essence of legislative wisdom is, to let
well enough alone. Under the present tariff
and with the existing currency and financial
arrangements, the country has advanced in an
unexampled manner in prosperity and all that
can be required is, TO let matters stand as they
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AtARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS.
u MATTINGS, SC, sc.


SPRING Ass OR TMENT
The subscriber is now receiving his Spring supply
OF CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, Sc. TO which he
invites the examination of purchasers His stock
consists Of
Rich Brussels and Imperial three-ply CARPETING
Double superfiue and fine Ingram do. ma
nyaetured extra heavy, for city retail IGl.s.
Superflne tWilled and plain Hall and Stair do.
Painted CARPETS, or Floor OIL CLOTHS, all
widths and qualities.
Cheneille and Tufted Hearth and Door RUGS
Adelaide Door MATS Manila do Sheep Skin do.
Japanned and Bronzed Lattice Stair RODS, new
and beautiful article.
Piano and Table COVERS, Wine Cloths, &c, &c
CANTON MATTING-6-i, 5.q, and A White,
Cheek and Fancy Mattings, full assortment, at the
lowest market rates.
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES-A large assott
ment of very rich patterns superior any thing ever
before offered in this market. Also, low priced
Shades, suitable for chamber windows
COMMON CARPEFGNG-Al kinds OF low priced
Carpetins ranging in price from Is to so cents per
yard, always on hand.
The subscriber will sell the above mentioned goods
al prices that cannot fail 10 be satisfactory.
T, NJ CONRADT,
No. rs Baltimore street,
mhl9-lR between Gay and South SITS.
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w DAILY BULLETIN OF NEW

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w DAILY BULLETIN OF NEW
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The History Of the great Reformation by D'Au-
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Four vols D'Aubigne in one, beautifully bound, 100
The Family Circle and Parlor Annual for April,
81 year, single Nos. 10
Hunts Merchants Magazine for March, so
Lardner's Lectures, No. xii, 25
all back numbers supplied.
The Artists of America, part 3, by q. Edward
Lester, price %
The Modern British BssayistS, vol, 6, Lord JefFe
rey-paper Sl75, cloth 81.
Modern Standard Drama, published in parts con-
tanning the most popular plays, Ia CTS ta,h
part, l2i
ferries Flirta'ions, by the author of Kate in
Search of a Husband, price 25c
All who have read Kate will want this Book
as it equal to it, if not superior.
Harper's Bible is now drawing towards its comple
ton, and all in want of back numbers should max.
immediate application.
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
Nos a, and Jarvis Buildings,
North street, Baltimore.
w. T. * CO. have made arrangements for Binding
Harpers Bible in the newest and most improved
style of Bindings. IL
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY, select Clas-
IA steal and English School of BOYS and Young
Gentlemen, situated in of the most desirable 10.
cations in the city Of Baltimore, will be Immediately
disposed of! The principal wishing retire from the
school, will dispose of it liberal terms the present
income is between $1,000 and $1,000, and may be in
creased if desired by increasing the number ofpups,
which is at present limited is well furnished and
has library of between 1870 and 200 vols; also Phi
osophical apprenticeship whole being effected with
an insurance for one year For other information
apply at LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
1t No, 10 EXCHANGE Place
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0I3-AP 1T AGAIN We were shown or Satur-
day night, by our Old friends EMORY 4 co. fwhO
are in our opinion, decidedly the most successtu
prize sellers in the Union,) the whole ticket, comb
26 As 81, which drew the capital prize in Saturday
Lottery of $4,000. We will always be happy to bear
Calvert street, in selling przes-but really they will
much 0blige us if they will spare for the future
these exhibitions; for though they prove 10 us and
the people at large, that they do sell capital prizes
and that very often, yet il they did not so success
fully conceal the names OF their customers, we are
free to confess that such exhibitions would seldom
fail to engender in hearts small spec of envy
towards the lucky individuals who draw them. We
refer our readers to their advertisement in another
column, fri IL
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VARIOUS FARMS, COUNTRY SEAT
LANDS, TENEMSNTS, STORES, DIVE.


VARIOUS FARMS, COUNTRY SEAT
v LANDS, TENEMSNTS, STORES, DIVE
LINGs, GROUND RENTS, &C., for public and pS
vat e sale, by
H. w. BooL, Auct. and Commission Mgr.
IgIlE.ss, On the Philadelphia Road, about two mil
EEm! out, FARM of acres with fine Dive
E5JiiiiisI ing. Also, the late Capt. Bryden's. with
@t splendid Dwelling, with some 40 acres-bo
will be sold low for cash.
FEE SIMPLE AND OF HER PROPERTY-FiN
1--WE and three story Dwellings OIL Exeter Carolip
Spnng Pitt, Cough, Eden and Other Streets on terri
very advantageous to persons of small capitals. d.
AUCTION SALES-On THURSDAY ArrRRHoo,'
March ~, at O'Clock, East Baltimore property cn
ner of Caroline and Bank streets, part of Archiba
Parks estate.
~ On Wolf street, East Baltimore betwer
hlIIl Fleet and Wilk-sts, the late Capt PauI's red
rMslil- dence, two story brick dwelling.
Also, alm ost every day, the reader will end in
rious parts of the city, some of the most desirab
improved property at auction-a record of whi,
can be seen at my store. AS this portion Of nv bus
ness is one where have facilities which few are
possession of, warrants me in soliciting saes-toget
er with general knowledge of the Auction busine
III every department, will, l trust, ensure me a fs
proportion of patronage.
The sale of Vessels, Cargoes, Rigging Sails HUH
&c, together with port warden's and InsuranCl
sales, has been prominent duty of mine for mar
yebIs mhl8-Lhs3k
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NNMORY & CO., OPPOSITE BARNUM,s, sold
IA in Saturdays Lottery, the highest prize in the
Scheme, which was $4,000. We sold it on whole
ticket to person who stood in need of "tha SORT, of
assistance, and cashed the prize one hour after the
drawing tofthom charging him any discount! Apart
from the satisfaction of knowing that the poor fellows
home had by these means been made cheerful we
must say that the Capital so small that we reioi
ced but little, and felt very few pleasureable emo
tions at the sale of it. These occurrences are be
coming so common with us that they begin TO lose
their novelty. Orders from any part of the Union for
Lottery tickets TO meet proper attention must in all
cases be directed TO our old established and well
known firm
EMORY & CO., Calvert street,
1t r. Baltimore, Md,
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MAXIM ELlST-PORT OF BAhTiMO
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1886.
rAomrHE EXCHANGE READNe-Roou Oh
CLEARED.

CLEARED, q
Ship Rhone, J. Harvey, Jr., Liverpool, Jas. Co :
& Sons. IA
Barque Leda, Ruark, New Orleans, ] Hendcrs =
Schr Mary Catbarine, Adams, Pendergast & : (.
ARRIVED, 4
Brig Afford, Mason, (late first officer, and cousir
the late master, who was washed overboard,l fir :
Orleans via Norfolk, sugar, cheese, sc. 10 WilliaI
Harrison, and others. The vessel leaks badly. +.
A. was lowed up from Norfolk by the steamer :,
tapscO, who took her in tow on Sunday last. I J.
delay in their arrival was oceasiOned by a slight
dent to tho steamers boiler, happening when
Thomas Point where she anchored, (iRstead of =
inginto Annapolis, as before stately and repaired
st Gamer Gu mberland, Culinary, fromP hAadelp :
mdse. TO ]. A. ShriVeT. I.
Steamer X. F, Stockton, Layman, and barge c. : /
peake, Dennis, from Philad, mdSe. 10 j. A. ShriypF
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. SAW
Thomas Point, steamer Patapsco, with brig Alft,
at anchor.
SAILED, in tow of steamer Reef-Shp Sean A
Myrick, Valparaiso; and without steam, schr VI
Allen, Spauldng, for st, Thomas Il
This afternoon-Ship Rhone, Harvey, LiverpOC
MEMORANDA. a.
Brig Mary Stanton, Bearse, for Baltimore, cleai
at Boston 10th inst.
Brig Midas, Etchberger, of Baltimore, was reps
ing at Havana 28th ult.
Schr William, Wxon, hence at New Orleans |
instant. =
sehr Industry, Kelley, hence at warehaG !.
instant. H.
Schr Mankin, Terry, from Baltimore for Mob
was spoken about 18th inst, Off Gay Head :
Schis John EdmondsOn, Edmondson, and Hel
vi. Wilson, Edmondson, from Baltimore, aYri we'd /.
Elizabeth City, NC. previous to 18th inst. q
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The HARMONIOUS. The last Concert of these ad-
mirable VOcasts will come off this evening at the
new Saloon of the Franklin Bank udings, aHd we
doubt not they will be greeted by the presence Of
large and fashionable audience. They will proceed
from here to the city OF Washington, where they pur-
pose giving concerts; and take this occasion to be-
speak for them, from the public of that city the be-
raj patronage they so desc ryedy merit.
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OFFICE or EMORY \ On


OpVUhITV DIII
a5-OFFlClAL DRAWING or the Mo Consoi-
daIed Lottery class No. II, for 1896 For benefit OF
Susquehanna Canal.
II 64 l 81 53 33 40 SO is 80 SIS 80 50 IS
II and GA, being the lsl and ID drawn Nos each $40
| and 81, being the 3i and Attn drawn Nos, each 2j
80 and 3d. being the 5th and 9th drawn Nos each 20
and 40, being the 9Th and 9th; or 8 and So be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, :.
Il EMORY & CO., No. N. Calvert-st.
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NJ cHNAP PRINTING. and PRINTING of

every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office % the Clipper, 1874 BALrIaoEE.sT-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
n DihHS office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTEES' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c.
Indeed it is needless TO enUmefate, we are pos
sessed Of facilities with latest styles Of type and
and splendid machinery for doing work. in every style,
in a manner unsurpassed in lhis city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-19

ITEMS or Naws. John Robinson, carpin-
tor from Mercer county, Pa, died from lock-
jaw at Pttsburg few days ago, in consequence
of running nail in his foot-Mr. Grigg, a
merchant of Boston, committed suicide on Sa-
turday.-There are 500 workmen engaged
in ship building at Cleveland, Ohio.--In N.
8 were from consumption, 90 from infamma-
tions, and from multiplication. George
Tibbetts, of Troy, N. Y, and formerly mem-
Der Of Congress, is dead.
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AL M "A ma c..
| Moon g phas.
MARRIED.

In Washington co. Gath ult. by Rev. ]. p. Clin.
s. HOLLREBERGRR to Miss ELIZABETH A. BIsAE.
On same day, by Rev. ]. II. Jones, LEWIS BEt
Miss Ruth =. A. BoTELER.
In Talbot co. oath ult. by Rev. J. Nicols Capt.
vTD DIXON to Mrs. PRISCILLA SNOW. On the Sd
by the same, CHARLES CLEHRNcY to Miss Eliza
WELSH. Z
At Richmond, Va, 18th inst. by Rev. 8. II. Fise6
THos NORRIS, of Baltimore, to Miss SARAH A. CT
of Richmond.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. A fire occurred at Car.
bondale, Pa, on the 18th instant, which con.
sumed Coylo's Tavern, the store offs. M. Chit.
tenden & Co., the drug store of DR.. N. Jack.
son, the tailor shop Of Michael Hogan, the
stores of Messrs, Love and Gillespie, and the
new store occupied by Mr.. P. Motif, jr., were
consumed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-19

ACCIDENT IN MONTREAL A great amount
of frozen snow, collected on tin roof of a
house, loosened by the sudden thaw, fell en-
bloc upon no less than seven children playing
marbles, and the whole were wedged in and
buried beneath the heavy mass. Nothing but
iron could penetrate the ice. A fine boy of Ia
was dug out dead; also another child of 10
years; a third was seriously injured by the edge
of an iron spade. The others we're extracted
without serious injury.
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On fourth day morning, the 18th instant, a
dwelling of his father, EDWARD PROCTOR, in the
year of his age. His friends and acquaintance
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
late residence, No. 80 South High street, this a
noon, at O'Clock,
On the 18th inst. THOMAS TAYLOR, formerly 4
dent of Cincinnati, Ohio.
On the 18th inst. Mrs. ELIZABETH Il. in the
year of her age, wife of James b. Dixon.
On the 18th inst. MARY ELIZABETH, aged 4 mo-
daughter of VIM. and Emiy Ward.
On the 18th CHRISTINA LEuITGEN, III the 63th
of her age.
On the 10th inst. JOHN MULLEN, in the 2Oth ye.
his age.
year.
On tina 18th inst Mrs. ANN BURNETT, aged IS u
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SDn AnA DOLLARS, $4,000, and
on NHoOOVT 10 prizes of $1,000 Tickets
3O4.3O4 Do GLdR7as,: Ne,

eSO4s SO4 GLoRIoHs NEwsn
TREMBLEY & CO. have the pleasure of announc-
ing that the Oregon dispute is about being brought to
an amicahle settlement The peace Of the world
will remain undislulbed, and commerce, trade and
agriculture will go on prospecting and 10 prosper To
aid in this great work, we last week furnished the
capital by distributing over $4,000 of prize money
to our numerOus customers, and we promise to do
still better in the following splendid schemes to be
drawn this week:
THURsDAY-Capital 800, 900, $40, 900, s5,OOo 20
of 81, 900, SC. rs Nos, ~ drawn ballots Tickets
SIS, shares in proportion.
FRiDAY-Captals $4,000, $4,000 $1,000, 10
of 81 900, &c. rs Nos. 10 drawn ballots Tickets
81, shares in proportion.
SATURDAY-For the benefit of the Frederick Fe-
male Seminary. Capital prize $4,000. Tickets ST.
%; halves 60 cts; qs. 3lc. We will sell in this avorite
Lottery certificates of packages of 25 whoIes for $ls
halves 3d. quarters $780, eghths 225. The risk on
package is small, and can draw the three highest
prizes
For the lucky numbers in the above Lotteries by
the Package, single ticket, share be sure and d.
rect your orders to the National Prize Office, of
TREMBLEY & co.
No South Charles street,
1t one door from Baltimore street.
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o. OIL. OF TANNlN Since this article was
introduced last fall the sale has become immense
To soften leather, no matter how hard, acts to the
aslonishmen OF all and for all old Leather Harness
and Carriage tops in use it is invaluable, and no
stables would be without it when once known.
For sale by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner Of
Hanover and Baltimcre-stS., also at the corner Of
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. s, Thames
street. 1t
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HowES' CIRCUs-Front-st. The crowds that night
iy attend this excellent establishment express the
most unbounded qualification with the entertain
meats. The appetite of the visitors seems 70 grow
with VIVA! it feeds upon. The celebrated female
equestrian, Madame Macarte, appears this evening
in principal act. Fail not 10 see her
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u9. CONCERT On NOCAL MusIC. rhe Choir

I3- CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC. The Choir
attached tn the Monument street Methodist EpiscO-
pal Church, will give Concert of Sacred Music at
said Church, on FRIDAY EVENING, 2lsG March,
TO commence at y O'Clock, Tickets 25 cents, chill
dTen under u years, half price The proceeds TO,
the benefit of the Sinking Fund Association of NortA
Batm re Station. They are to be assisted by some
Of the best Professors of Music in the city. They
respectfully ask the support Of their friends and the
public generally Tickets TO be had at J. B. Young's
corner Of Gay and Exeter streets, of the members,
and at the door. mal9-2tF
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The RIVER OPEN TO ALBANY Passengers
fiom Albany report that one of the boats from
New York forced her way through the ice on
Sunday evening, and opened a channel to Al
oany. There is quite food in the river.
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ABSENCE OF MiND A young man, one
bitter cold night last week, returning intoxicat-
ed to his home in Marlborough, Maine, went
up to huge snow drift in his way, and sup
posing it to be his own proper bed, undressed
himself and plunged in! His brother happen
ing, fortunately, to come along soon after, saw
his clothes, & was induced thereby to search for
him. He drew him out nearly dead. A little
while longer and he would have persisted. As
it was, his life is considered endangered.
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GRAIN FOR SHIPMENT. They are sweeping
the barns and granaries clean in the West, and
collecting all the remnants of the crop for
market. In the different warehouses on the
Miami Canal, they are storing all they can col
lect for shipment. One firm has "a 900 BUSH
els of wheat, 5000 of OATS 900 bbls. of flour.
1000 bushels of rye and 400 of barley. An
other has 1000 hogs in warehouse; another 8 :
900 bushels of fax-seed. These have been the
accumulation of single week.
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H3-At a meeting of the BALTIM ORE NATION
AL BLUES, held at their ArnOry on Monday even
ing, 10Th ins the following resolutions were unani-
m8usy adopted;
Resoiued, ThItw we entirely concur i'll the views en-
srained by delegates in the Military Convention,
and, also approve of the course pursued by Off
GERS in resigning their commissions.
Re,oluei, That the proceedings Of this meeting he
published in three of the daily papers. 1t
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SHIP BUILDING AT THE WEsr. Ship build
ing is being prosecuted at Cleveland, Ohio, with
great activity, giving constant employment to
500 workmen, al good wages. One yard has
on the stocks two propelIers of $50 tons each,
both of which will be in the water in few
weeks. Another yard has on the stocks 4
steamboat Of TOO tons, and a schooner of 200
tons, At third yard is building brig of ESQ
tons; and fourth schooner and fine propel-
Ter of $50 tons. In addition to these are SINH
lar craft, and about 80 vessels waiting to be re-
paired, and additions and alterations to several
steamers previously built.