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0l3- AT 1T AGAIN! We were shown on Satur-
day night, by old friends EMORY s. co. (whO
are, in our OpiRion, decidedly the success full
prize sellers in the Union,) the whole ticket, comb
26 as g. which drew the capital prize in Saturdays
Lottery of $4,000. We will always be happy TO bear
Calvert street. in selling prizes-bu really they will
much Obliee if they will spare us for the future
these exhibitions; for though they prove to 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 10 engender in cur hearts IL small spec of envy
towards the lucky individuals who draw them. We
refer our readers their advertisement in another
column. IRl h
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OFFICE OF EMORY * co.

J
hy- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. C0nsOli
dated Lottery, class No. a3, for 1876:
l43l Al 50 Al 81 So 6s SO SO 5 Is As SO
II and 81 being the LIST and ID drawn Nos. each $50
AZ and 50, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos each 40
Al and 6 being the 5th and 6th or 60 and Is, be-
ing the eth and 9th drawn Nos. each so
All having two of the drawn Nos. on lhem each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 5
1t EMORY & CO., No. . N. Calvert-st.
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n3-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTUREs-The Hon.
JUDGE MEEK'S LECTURE. Theseventh Lecture
of the course, in aid of the Sunday School, will be
delivered in the Fifth Presbyterian (Rev. MIR. Ham,
ner's) Church; Hanoyer-st, on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, 18th instant, at "A O'Clock, by Judge MEEK, OF
Alabama, Subject-"The Fine Arts"
The Philharmonic Society," will perform one of their
most popular pieces on the occasion.
Single tickets, at the door, 25 cents. mhl6.2t
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. The house of the
Rev. John Talley, in Brandywine Hundred,
Del, was struck by lightning on Friday night.
The house was considerably shattered, but for
tunately no one was injured.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY. select Clas-
N steal and English School of Boys and Young
Gentlemen, situated in of the most desirable To-
cations in the city of Baltimore, will be Immediately
disposed Of The principal wishing to retire from the
school, will dispose of il on liberal terms; the present
income is between $1,000 and $1,000, and may be- in
creased if desired by increasing the number of pupils,
which is at present limited 1t is well furnished and
has library Of between $50 and 200 vols; also Phi
losophical apparatns-the 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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n5- OIL OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced last fall, the sale has become immense
TO soften LEATHER matter how hard, it acts to the
aslonishment of ALL and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops i'll use it is invaluable, and no
stables would be without il when once known.
For sale by ROBERTS * ATKINSON, corner OF
Hanover and Batmore-sts., also at the corner OF
Baltimore and Harrison streets, and No. 6 Thames
street, 1t
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. by Rev. VIM. o. Lumsden I
z. WALKER to Miss MARGARET J. STEVENS, 5
this city.
On the 9th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Evans, Henry p
LII, ofHoward District, to Mrs, MARY ANN w
of this city. .
In Frederick co. 10th inst. by Rev. J. IN
GEO. w. BUcKEY TO Miss ELIZABETH BRoORRu
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Amrriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAR. II, 1916.

Ora WASHINGTON READERS. In conse-
ouence of the new mail arrangement, our
Washington agent will not be able to serve his
e,hscribers until several hours later than usual.
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NNOR SALE-A very likely black girl, 10 years
III, of age, to serve l2 years, good cook washer
and ironer, &c, and can come well recommended
Also, black girl ~ years of age, 10 serve ii years
from the country, good cook, washer and roner-
Also, boy 10 years of age, 10 yedrs, very
smart and active. The above servants can come well
recommended from their owners. Apply at
SC0TTES Intelligence Once,
mhl7 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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AXE MANUFACTURE. There is an axe fac
tory at Colnsville, Conn, in which forty five
men turn out eight hundred axes per day
They are of the best quality, and find rapid
sale
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TRANKLIN GARDNER,
~

II 1876 MARKET-ST.,
(4th HOUSE ABOVE LIGHT-S1
Is NOW OPENING large assortment Of ENC
LISH, FRENCH and SCOTCH GOODS-most .
which have been received direct, and imported
himself for the BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
CITY retail trake COUNTRY MERCHANTS WI
please bear in mind that there is connected with nv
retail establishment, wo large up stairs exclr
sively devoted to the Jobbing Trade, where can 81
had at all times new and desirable Goods such q
cannot generally be found among the exclusive JOt
bling Houses. Having large and extensive Retaj
Trade in Baltimore and Washington city, our stocp
always consist of the most fashionable and 'scarc J.
goods of the season. Among my large and sxteasv
stock may be found in DRESS GOODS
300 packages rich DRESS SILKS, of new an:
beautiful designs
Plain black and Amure SILKS Z
French BERAGES and BALZARINES
English and Scotch do.
French LAWNS and JACONETS
English and Scotch LAWNS
Printed TARLETONS
French and Scotch GINGHAMS I
French aad Scotch MOUSE DE LANES !
Fouard SILKS, new styles, &c. &c.
ALPACAS and BOMBAZlNES, sc.
IN WHITE GOODS:
French MUSLINS; Swiss and Null do
Tape, Stripe and Check do.
CAMBRIA and JACONETS
Damask CAMBRICS
White emb'd Bingham LAWNS
Plain and emb'd SWISS and TARLETONi5, Sc,
IN LINEN GOODS y
Baikies superior IRISH LINENS
richardson's do. DO
Striped Regatta do do.
Damask DIAPERS A
Scotch do.
TO- and 10 LINEN SHEETING
Damask NAPKINS, sc. Sc.
IN SHAWES AND SCARFss
Rich emb'd Scarlet aad white Grape sHAWLs
french Grape DO,
Printed Cashmere do,
Rich Silk Grape 20,
Printed Nous de Lame do,
Heavy Black Snk do.
Barege do,
Hermann 10,
Rich Grape SCARFS
Rich Silk and Hermann do
IN PARIS EMBRoIDERIEs AND LACEs.
Embroidered CAPES
do. COLLARS
do. Lined Cambria HBKFs
do do. SLEEVES and CUFFS
Rich Valenciennes LACES
German s1i mss and English Thread hps do.
Col'd Dor, er'd and hemsttehed l.. c. HDIFS
Revere do. do
Alexander s. Cert Beer & Mays Kid GLOVES
Rich Silk Gloves, light and col'd SC. Sc.
ALSO, full and general assortment of DONEs
TICS-sueh as
New style PRINTS
Bleached and Brown DRILLGEGs
Col'd CAMBRICSs
Dwight MIITsl
New York do R,o,osaa no,,o ...
Carlisle do 4 Dteacaed CWI6ns
New Market do y
Penitentiary PLATDS, &c. ac.
% will cake pleasure at all times in eYhihitirr
my goods, and would respectfully solicit call f,oe
all who are DESTROYS Of purchasing good and des;r,s
yard. mali ~ .s s,rg'e
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and to promote harmony amongst the different
sects. If men will only grant to others the
same rights which they claim fer themselves,
persecution and prescription for difference in
religion will soon cease to have existence,
In reference to the press, Mr.. Owen also
gives salutary ADVICE. 1t is that editors shall
cease "to apply abusive epthets to other pres
SEES, parties, individuals, or countries, tending
to arouse angry feelings and to create il-will
between them, or to promote public or private
yiolences," We should be glad could the mo-
ralty and usefulness of the press become more
elevated, but its tone is generally controlled
more by public opinion, than by the inclina-
tons of the editor-2nG hence, to have the
press conducted in strict accordance with the
laws of God, there must first be reformation
in public feeling and sentiment.
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SO3575 DOLLARS Io'sI1a Rs. ia rich sl an: and

9O2.575 D soisnda 1as:, j" , ss s and
TODAY -t6e capital prize O,OO1 and 10 prizes OF
$4,000; the price of tickets "a. MILLER x co. the
prize sellers, is the place 70 call and purchase tick
ct and secure a good prize.
THIS DAY, March 18th, will be drawn the Md
Consolidated Lottery, class Nc. IL, for the benefit OF
the Town of Bel-Air rs Nos. and Is drawn ballots
Making magnificent scheme for the price of tickets
SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 / prize OF s2,5OO
" 1880 l " 1897
1850 10 " 1000
Tickets S4-shaTes in proportion
Fot lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets
apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, Glass SO, drawn
March l6-owest prize IS.
IA 81 AZ 50 Al 81 So So SO 50 5 Is as SO
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hy-PREACHERS. AID SOCIETY. The Tween
tieth Anniversary of the PREACHERS AID SOCIE-
TY will be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Light street, on TUESDAY (This) EVENING, the
18th inst, at n O'Clock.
The Rev. DR.. PECK and the Rev. DR.. DUNBAR will
address the meeting, and Election be taken up in
aid of the funds. The public is respectfully invited TO
attend.
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NAVAL. The frigate United States is order.
ed to be fitted for sea, at the Charlestown Navy
Yard, destination the coast of Africa, under
Com. Read 1t is reported that the Columbus
and Vincennes have been ordered from China
to the Gulf of Mexico-if so, we shall have a
large naval force on the West side of Mexico,
as we'll as in the Gulf
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ARREST OF HOTEL THIEF. George Fish.
er, the notorious hotel Iobber, is in limbo at N
Orleans.
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HgALrH. More than ordinary care should
be taken during the present month to avoid
unnecessary exposure to the weather, and par
ticularly after night We have it from good
authority that coughs, colds and all kinds of
catarrhal affections, are more than usually pre-
valent at the present time-and, if these be ne
elected they will be apt to become tedious, and
probably dangerous. This is the season to lay
the foundation of consumption; and hence all
who desires continuance of that great blessing,
health, should keep regular hours, and avoid
changing their raiment until the weather be-
comes more settled. We are at present a
coughing community, but prudence may save
many of usIfrom more than temporary con6ne-
ment.
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rhlHE EGERToN,s IN THE FIELD

yhyHE EG RTON'S IN THE FIELD
III AGAIN No one should neglect TO purchase
have determined to graf fly all who may select Il
chance at our counter. We commenced on Satur-
day by selling the highest capital of $4,000, which
was followed on Monday by the second capital OF
$4,000 TO comb, al So 6l Both of these prizes were
sold in packages, besides a multitude of smaller
ones The Nos 22d class, are
ID 81 AZ SO Al 81 IS 6S SO 80 10 As so
THIS DAY, draws Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
No LIS Nos. IL drawn ballots For benefit of the
Town of Bel-Air:
SCHEME.
3,0O1 g 1897
1000 10 " 1000, Sc.
Tickets "a 00-shares in proportion.
EGERTON'S EVER LUCKY OFFICE,
Corner of South-st. and Exchange Place,
cor. of Commerce and Pratts and
Il cor. of Pratt and Gay sts.
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"A Il M A n A Dc
LIST OF APPLICANTS

Forthe benefit of the InsolveHI La1s of ".
land for the last week :.
Saml Hess, carpenter G. w, E. McCabe
Anth'y Flaherty, watch'n Jacob White, colOt
Dan'l Shots, cordwaineT Alex. Bacon, color
Jas. Power, late contrac'r tJames Allen, cur
Edw. Reed, shoemaker John Becker, col
Thurston NJ. Taylor, gent ~. X. HitzelbergerS
John Hartze II, CO. farmer Earnest Hoffman Il
John e. Brown, merchant 'Robert Hunter, Lag
Jas Newberry, miner, co. 'Ja,. Matthews, bt
George Suter *John P. Catiz, Goa
Wm. N. Deitch Henry Anderson,
VIM. II. Start, lahOrer FBeni. Gorsuch,
VIM, White, merchant 'Edw. Brightman,
VIM. E. Evans trader
tFor debts less than $50.
To appear before the commissioners, the
May, 1886.
Day of final hearing, 9th July, 1915.
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PAYMENT OF TRooPs. The four companies
of volunteers called out at New Orleans, by
Gen. Gaines, for Texas, without any orders
from the War Department, were paid s. 900
for three months service.
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ACoLD SPRING. There is spring about 8
miles from New Haven, Conn, emitting a
large stream of water from to Is degrees
colder than ordinary springs, and three degrees
colder than the most celebrated springs in Eu-
rope. A thermometer inserted two and half
feet below the surface of the water, exhibits a
temperature of 40 degrees, only 8 degrees a.
bove the freezing point.
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The CAMBRIA. The steamship Cambria,
from Boston, arrived at Halifax oil the 4th in
slant, took on board additional passengers,
and lefr same day for Liverpool.
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HowEs FRONT STREET CIRCUS. This amphithealre
was filled as usual, on Saturday evening" by very
large fashionable, and discriminating auditory Ma
dam Macarte was the great star on the OCCASION and
her unrivalled horsemanship drew forth reiterated
and deserved applause Mr. N. B. Turner also per-
formed many equestrian eats in a style hard to be
excelled Mr.. Rice and the other members of the
company performed their several parts in highly
crediable and satisfactory manner. An excellent
and varied bill is offered for this evening, and we ad-
wise the lovers of fine acting to 60 and witness the
performance. See posters and programmes.
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CHEAP READING FOR THE MILLION.
NI NJ nE. TIA YI.nR. L Cn,S


wv WEEKLY BULLETIN OF
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
gle Nos. soc
Series Flirtations, by the author of Kate in
Search of IL usband (Harper's Library 25c
Table Talk, by VIM. Haslett, second series, part
ID Willy & Puinam's library, 50
The Banditti of the Castle of HardaynO, by John
Panot's Journey to Arrarat, Harper's New Mis-
cellany, part 8 soc
Living Age, No. 96 1875
Farmers Dictionary, by Goodwin, $l55 Nos. sc
KOhs Travels in England and Wales, vol. 95c
The Mendicant of Pont des Arts, tale, 1875
The Three Guardsmen. by Dumas, translated
from the French, BY Park Benjamin, Esq. so
Twenty Years After, by Dumas, translated by F.
P. Part |, now ready. IS
Count Julian, or the Last Days of the Goth, by
w. Gilmere simms, author of Guy Rivers, the
Yema5se, SC. J7S
WILLIAM TAYLOR x co.
Nos, d, 5 and Jarvis Buildings,
North street, Baltimore.
90 w. I. * co. have now for sale, all the Bos-
ton, New York and Philadelphia Weekles-each
racy and amusing. The Weekly Herald, full of in
teresting NATTER will be received by the afternoon
cars. Terms 50 year; 81 cts single copy. 1t
N;ALLvERT HALL.
Begs leave to announce that by particular request
CERT, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 18th,
on which occasion he will perform selections from
and improvisatiOns American and Russian Airs,
lie Carnival de Venice Thy desre,) and the March
Marocaine.
Mr.. LEOPOLD DE MEYER will be assisted by
Mr.. WOOD and MIR. JULIUS E. MULLER,
PROGRAMME-PART FIRST.
/. Sons-Mr WOOd-The Midshipman's Fare
well, S. Nelson,
.. ImproVisatons on Russian Airs, composed
and executed by Leopold de Meyer.
3. Balad-Mr. Wood, the Angels Whisper, $. Lover
A. lie Carnival de Venice (by desire) executed
by Leopold de Meyer.
PART SECOND.
l. Song-Mr Wood-The Wild flowers soon
will shed their bloom, (from the opera of
Lucia di LammermOOr) Donizetti-
2. ImprovisatiOns on American Airs Hail Co
lumbia and Yankee Doodle) composed and
executed by Leopold de Meyer.
3. song-Mr. WOod-Ch! dainty life doth
Fairy Lead, Ed. ]. LOder.
4. The March Marocame, composed and exc
cuted by Leopold de Meyer.
OI3- Mr.. LEOPOLD DE MEYER respectfully in
ve ladies' and gentlemen, who have desire TO be-
come acquainted with his touch, to take their seats
on the platform near the instruments.
0I3-Mr. LEOPOLD DE MEYER will perform on
two Grand Pianos from Erad's celebrated factory in
France.
o. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH, to be had
the music stores, and at the door the evening of
the Concert. CO Doors open at O'clock to com
menee ats. mhl7-2t
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES. The sixth lecture of
the course in aid Of the Sabbath School attached TO
the Fifth Presbyterian Church will be delivered this
evening by Judge Meeke, of Alabama. Subject
"The Fine Arts" 1t will be delivered in the Church,
Hanover street, (Rev. Mr.. Hamner's.) The dstin-
guished lecturer conducted with great ability, at the
early age of l6 years, the Stale Journal of Alabama
he also edited most creditabIy Literary work cal
led the Southern. He was Attorney General of Ala
bama at the age of 81 years, and has within few
days past received the appointment of IT, S. District
Attorney for Southern Alabama. His admirable lee
ture on the ssDevecpement of American Mind, )" de-
livered some two weeks since, was received with
such decided marks of appreciation, and has ELECTED
so much praise that the committee at The instance of
many of his hearers that occasion, have invited
him to favor them tn another lecture this evening"
which he has kindly consented 10 do. His subject
"The Fine Arts" will doubtless, be ably discussed,
and we advise all who have taste for an in te!lec
tua feast of high order not 70 permit favorable
en- occasion, 70 pass 1nimproyed.
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H3-BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMI-
TATIONS. The unparalleled and astonishing eff
cacy of DR.. Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, in all
the diseases for which it is recommended, curing
many after the skill of the best physicians was
unavailing, has effected large and increasing de.
mand for it, This fact has caused several unprnci-
pied countereiters and imators to palm OF spurious
| mixtures, of similar name and appearance for the
genuine Basam. Some called "Syrup of Wild
Cherry" "Ba!sam of Spikenard," "Wiid Cherry,
Comfrey," sc. Another, "Westers Balsam of Wild
Cherry" misspelling the name, and forging certii-
Gates TO resemble those of the true BaSam. "Dr.
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry" is the only genuine
The rest merely initiate the name of the original,
while they possess none OF its virtues.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE.
The genuine Balsam is put up in bottles, with the
words CDR Wistat's Balsam of Wild Cherry Phi
lada., - blown in the glass; each bottle bearing la
bel on the front, with the signature of
II. WISTAR, MD.
90 This will be enveloped hereafter with new
wrapper; copy right secure d, ls44 which will al
ways appear the written signature of 81. BUTTS"
On hand and for sale by
STABLER g. CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 E. Baltimore street;
Seth s. 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 H. Per-
kins corner Market and GTeen-sts; George II. Keerl
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. mh6llw
h+SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES. The course
of lectures being delivered in the Fifth Presby-
terrain Church, Hanover-st., will be continued fol-
lows:
Hon. Judge MEEK, Of Alabama, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March II. Subject-"1'he Fine Aus.o
Hon. w. l.. YANCEY, of Alabama. Subiect-"The
Rights and legal disabilities of Married Women"
There are few course tickets unsod, which can
be had at the door at the proper reduction Single
Admission 25 cents. nhll-d
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From TRINIDAD. Captain Whittlesey, of the
brig Atlantic, arrived at New Haven, on We'd
nesday, reports that the markets at Trinidad
were completely glutted with American provi-
sions and stock. The Atlantic not being able
to effect sales left with nearly all her deck load
and part ofinboard cargo. The barque Trni-
dad, Frisbe, sailed from Trinidad with her en-
tire deck load of stock for st. Vincent's on the
5th ultimo.
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STRIKE. The journeymen shoemakers of
New York are on a strike for higher wages.
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LEOPOLD DE MEYER The Concert of this unri-
vailed pianist, on Friday night last gave great salts
faction to a large and highly respectable audience.
We understand that he will give another Concert in
this city on his return from Washington, some day
of the present week.
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THE MUSEUM. The new drama of the "Violet,n
which was received, last evening, with such de-
cided marks of appreciation, wi II be repeated TO-
night; with the addition of the aughable farce ''The
Yankee Chum; or, The Beau in Bad Box" The
favorite dancer, Miss ST. Clair, Will appear in a new
Pas Seul; also, Mr.. Western in his celebrated Yam
kee eccentricies. Mr., and Mrs Randall, the Scotch
Giant and Gantess, receiving company every day.
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The HARMONIOUS Last Night This is the last
n2ht that these delightful vocalists will give Concert
in this city They perform in the new and handsome
Saloon of the Franklin Bank Buildings, North street.
Give them a bumper at starting, they richly deserve
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DEPLoRABLE ACCIDENT. Five children were
burned to death few days ago at Fredericks-
burg, near Kingston, Canada. The family
went to wedding party, leaving their children
at home, the Oldest being about thirteen years
of age. On the return sf the parents, at late
hour, they found their home heap of burning
ruins, and all their children burned TO death.
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FIRE AT CHEsTERrowN. The parsonage o.
the Methodist Protestant Church at Chester,
town, Md, occupied by the Rev w. Roby
was consumed by fire on Friday. A portion
of the kitchen was saved, and the furniture Of
the dwelling in the upper rooms partially burn.
ed. Mr.. Roby was absent attending confer.
ence in Washington The loss is considerable.