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EX III BITION
AND GRAND FANCY MAY BALL

BITION
AND GRAND FANCY MAY BALL,
AT WASHINGTON HALL.
NHARLES l.. SPIES TpspectfuIyin informs his
a friends and the public that his EXHIBITION
AND GRAND FANCY MAY BALL, will take place
on MONDAY EPENING, Nay 4th at WAsIilNo.
TON HALL. The Exhibition will commence at haIi
past O'Clock, with tHe following dances, viz:
l. College Hornpipe, by six masters.
p Highland Fhng-by three gentlemen.
3. SIN eHska l. by lady.
T. r"lka-hy eighteen ladies and gentlemen.
> Pas Styrian-by lady and gentleman.
=. Syrian WaltZ-by two ladies' aud gentleman.
Fischer's Horn tpe-by eight gsnuemep,
8. BoIeFo-by two ladies' and gentleman.
2. Cachuca-by two la4iea.
10. saIors Hotnpipe--by two gentlemen.
II. Grand shaw! nance-by eighteen ladies'
After which, the floor will he cleared for the ac
communication of the whole company.
o. RlCE'S BAND will be in attendance.
tgf- Tickets s I, admitting a gentleman and two
iadieS--to be had Of Mr. Spies, at his rooms, or of
any of his pupils, at the Clipper office, aud at the
door on the evening of the Rat fsRI anlR "nth
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ETg- WASHINGTON HOSE COMPANY. The
members of the Washington Hose Company are re-
spectfuly requested to attend a Special Meeting at
the Hall Of the Engine House, THIS Thursday
EVENING, the 10th inst. al O'Clock, Members will
please be puncuaI in attendance. b. order,
ltS WILLIAM l.. CHOPPER, Sec'y.
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IT fCEN ~ NOrlUE Agrcel.

II 1CENNE nOrtCE agCced",y ,..e u 4,
~ srcion OF the Act Of 1927, clspter IA rmutted
an act 10 regulate the issuing at tic TO ,ders
Keepers of obituaries and ut iers-NOIice is hereby
given t. all petsinS aud bndies eurpUEate or pUliuc
whom It may c0ucern III II they must obtain cpns"
or 'enew the sane according u The sail act befure
the l1th day of MAY Mext
WILLIAM TURNER, Sheriff
api6-eo3i o. R,'tm, re- ,,"ur,v
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IFU' NUWuIbICIaI 6HEtI'
Rostnn, Mass, Sept. ID, lea5
On hand AIG for safe bY

STABLEE " CANBY, 1870 w. Pratt-st,
Also, by George K. Tyler, AZ G. Baltimore street;
Seth s. Hance, Balum0ie aud Pratt, streets Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover s,s; j. r.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets:
Joseph g. Staushury, 6t Thames st; Elisha u. Per
kns, corner Market and Green sts.; George II. Keert
M. 323 baltimore street; NJ N. Robinson, SO N0tth
Gay street. apl4 Ivy
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The UNICORN. The New York Telegraph
says:-"We learn that this vessel is obliged by
contract to be at Halifax on the 18th, to fulfil
an engagement on a provincial route. 1t is
doubtful whether she can come to Bos OH at
all. A small steamer will probably bring her
mail to that city. Our information is derived
from Mr. Grattan, the British Consul
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urcuLy IMPORTANT NEWS.

We give On our hTst page to-day, tn'I account O.
,ae lsle nni highly impotaht int diligence from mex
;cc md the u s, Army or the Rio Grade.
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WEIGH AND DELEvAN's CIRCUS. Another crow
ded audience was present last evening at this extern
siVH and tavoite establishment. Tho performance
went 0tfin the most admirable manner The fourth
entertainment will he given this evening with an en-
tire change ofpro!ramme. Don't forget the location,
corner of Charles and Conway streets.
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hISSOLU TIoN. The Co-partneTslup neleto.
81 tore existing between the subscribers, under the
ira 81 EDWARD UUVALL 4 Co, was, on the LIST
inst dissolved by mutual sent. The business in
future will he conducted by EDWARD DUvALL, who il
alone authorized TO settle the business Ofthe late finn
EDWARD DUVALL.
Bait, April Is, l5i5, PHILIP P. WEEMS.
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~ lHOoE FOND Or FULL D"EU oitILK.
IN FUR "a LIE. have fuc full
..ss,tsy,,sut " bred COLT, OnIy three Years old,
I SsS4s$ q which wish to sci got by Busta
menIe aud out of Jassangca; Jass On
ysAssz..A.g eca was got by Maryland Eclipse, and
S"13'<>'AssxhSs ut of tue dam OF Lady iflun. The
Colt may he seen at Mr. Selvage'S tabl 8, who -
authorized 10 sell him. would ex 'iiange the Colt
for Jrweiry or any merchantahie ar,icIe.
apI6.2lt GEORGE u BOWI.Y,
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HEAVY FAILURE. Howard & Lathrop, ex-
tensive Paper Manufacturers at South HadIey
Canal, Mass, have gone into insolvency.
Their liabilities are understood to be over
400 600
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NNANE ED-s5s. 600 IN @ JLn TO le

NMyAN's ED-s50 IN g pLiI TO er
w PRIZES. ka ane should sly IL can mel
have my luck in aorteli"s," usr they have rsis
DOYLE trial. IT you want prize, give DO lei
IA nj l. There is more prizes sold at his once
At auy nth in The citv. Purchase "A pacH
of tickets at D"yie's ciPitai prize Depot No la s
81 oppase the ur0ad depot next 20 Bradsh ia
Unlttd Siates Hotel, and rest assli.sd YOU will bit
u cause 10 r. P"ht II
THURSDAY, capital si7, 1900, tickets as, sh
il proportion. m
FRIDAY, capital gle 600, tickets a., share E
proportion.
Th. celebrated Thomas Thumb Lottery On sa---
daV, capital "a 400. tickets 8, halves co cts ol
trTs % cts, A pHcEaee If whnles in this sples
eghths 81 so.
Try your luck, The risk il hut small. ~
a Hherai discount VIII be pad TO persons who
chase by III" package Or quantity.
For sale in IT." 'reates variety Of iucsyasunbeS
t'r package, single ticket, or share. An ey6sr1
mail or othervs Iss, addressed TO IN,
M. DOYLE, COLA Pral, street, nc
~ al OupasiiP ". n u 2 p 81 sv.ny
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MAJOR RIPLEY OF THE SPRINGPIELD AR
MoRY. 1t is understood that this gentleman is
honorably acquitted by the Court Martial, of
every charge against him.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES TO LADIES. We desire to
call the attention of our lady readers TO the course
of lectures ON Anatomy and Physiology, proposed TO
be delivered by Mrs. Wright in the Rev. Mr.. Ham
ner's Church, Hanover street. The course of Lec.
lures just completed by this lady gave such sasfac-
ton as to induce her class to pass highly csmpmen-
aty resolutions and prevail upon her 10 repe At the
course The high reputation which this lady brough
with her to Baltimore, has therefore been sustaine
which, with the testimonials in her favor of the re
spectacle ladies' whose names are given, should be
sufficient TO encourage the formation Of large class
Cor the second couIse. The Introductory will be
given This afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
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NANTD1 NJ "a EIINu. he sub.ciU mas an
" hand a large assortment of superior "a N'Fu n
MATING, Plain, Checked aud Fancy. 3, 4 S and q
quarters WIDE. quIrter heavy MATING, for
STAIRS, a snperinf article.
Rooms iaId with nattng mt shor, notice.
JOHN q HOLLAND. 48 tIay-Et.
apl6 near the idn F.'i"wI' Halt.
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a ia MAHIINh 4 "a IJAE..s.
IA SMITH g. CURLETT
Are manufacturing aud h ave FIR sale Adamantine
Cande-, 1f first qu lty, at the Steam Soap aud Can
ale Works, Holiday street, and at the store No 1913
Lombard ST. anlR po2w
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90 EDWARD DUVALL returns his than Ks to his
friends for the patronage extended to him. and re-
specltuy calls tdeir attention. and that of the pub ic
generally, TO his stock of CARPETING, CONSISTING
of Brussels, Three.py, SUPER fine and common In.
grains; Venetian Floor Baizes; Oil Cot, =; worsted
cloth and cotton Piano, Table and Stand COVERS;
3, aud q a CHECK; fancy aud white CANTON
MATING; HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MATS, sc g,
all of which he pledges himself to sell as low as the
same quality Of goods be had of any other hou Sc
IN the city Those in want of any thing IN the Car
pet line, will do we'll to call at
No. lO6 BALTIMORE STREET,
apl6e0aW Sd door west of Holiday.
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TAG FAIRS. The ladies' Of the hsqnth street Pres.
byleran Church are now holding sale of fancy and
useful articles in the Lecture Room of the Church
The proceeds are to be applied for the liquidation of
the church debt. They have our best wishes for
cess in these praiseworthy efforts.
Church IF the .7secnsion-A fair WAS commenced
in the Lecture Room of this Church yesterday morn
ing, and will close Friday evening. The proceeds
are 10 be appropriated to the same audabe object
They have large qulnty of beautiful articles now
for sale.
Male Orphan ya,y!un-A Fair is now in progress
at the Franklin Saloon, for the benefit of ST. Vim
cent? Male Orphan Asylum. Tne object to afford
relief to the meritorious orphan appeals at to
the charitable feelings Of our nature, and awakens
the kindlier emotions Of the human heart
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NIB EMOVAL. The SUBSCRIBE Respectfully IA
ma 10 ms the public lhathe has removed mis- BOOT
and SHOE FORE 10 No. . NORTH LtBERFY-ST
(eaSt siGe) He is peplred tu supply his customers
with every article ia his line of the hest auay and
at the iuwrst pices. JOHN StuIMP.
apl6 dlmt No. 9 Worth i.iher,v street.
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RN lLLt Y. Mrs.. NlGKERSOS hi
I'VE made arrangements 10 receive the latest n
FashiaRs, " i'll h sralter furnish Runnpt1 Cans Oh
Re. :" order she viii 0pRn this dsy some
chhtre beraise aud Lawn Dress Patterns,
aplf 81 N. HDLyApD @
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIPE. On
Thursday morning, a coal train upon the
Reading railroad, short distance above Potts.
town, came in contact with another tain left
standing upon the same track. The conclusion
was so great that five cars were thrown off the
track, and Mr.. J. Hill, recently from Nassa-
chnsetts the engineer of the train, instantly
killed. George b. Sterling was also thrown
II, IN one Of the cars by the conclusion, and
had his leg broken, and otherwise bruised.
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THR MUSEUM. The sterling play Of "Damon and
Pytha," viii be irfnr.ned at the Museum this even
iag. MI unison wi appear in has f-yorite charac-
ter Of Damon. After which the little Drummer and
Miss ST. Clair will appear.
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INFECTIONS, .vGR LUCKY OFRgCE.

ENGERTONS' @iVER LUCKY OFFICE.
81 L;,n:inu glorious! Continuation nf inct! Conn
4o 81 65 S5I u, W sold in yesterdays SCHEME BY
the EGERrON - IN II single whole ucser. Wehave
The, ticket nav on ie. the lucky pure haser recriv.
ed tge 1T amount a. s5t0G or the t. al % outlay Of
rs lis Astonishing tuat any will hesitate to 40
iect chance chance ~ our truly lucky Offices Nv
reference io puzr list they wi bs convinced tha,
w. havr disYRihut ID over rlO.uH0 amnng uur Gust,
tHers in less than one week. Try U.s. il you want
prize.
/ prize OF Sl7,tAI prae OF S25aG
5,HJ4 I5u
30W H0 " luU1, sc.
Tickets S5-silare$ III prapurtNn.
Tickets nv the uaekIge single shave idr sa Ie at
EGERTtIN'5 EVER LUCKY OFFICE5,
Corner Of Suuh-st aud E2rhau. Pace,
e0f OF Commerce aui Pratt sta. and
II cor. VI Pratt and Gay sts.
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TENHIS DAY, April 10Th, will b.. drawn the Md,
N, Consolidated Lottery, class No. 46-75 Nos. IL
ballots.
SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 prize Of s25OO
5000 " 1891
3OOO 10 1000, &c.
Tickets S5-shares IN proportion.
FoF lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets
apply TO the prize vendors, MII.E,ER& co
Corner OF Baltimore aud st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos, Of the Md. LOTTERY class -, drawn
April l5 lowest prizG IS
63 AZ II 81 s. 48 50 $3.50 63I
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u-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

nG- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office I'll the Clipper, 1874 BALTIMORE .sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much o ,aest than any other
STRAIN BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADTNG,
STAGE & HATTEtS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC. SC.
indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed tiles with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work. in every syIe,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Y OTTERY TICKETS FOR rs GENE
IA On every SATURDAY the 2j cent lottery u
be drawn. Capital prizes as follows: D
LIST Capital Prize o. $4,000 is $4,000 f
I'd do do do 1000 IL 1910
3D. do DO do Gnu is 500
4h do dc do 900 is 800 i
o. Single tickets o1lIy 25 cents!

EMORY CO, the well known aud p0ruiatr
terry firm, opposite Barnum's, will srIi during
week aud on Saturday, until 4 o'cl"ck in the d
hOon. tickets il these pretty lotteries ny the Pic
"a package may Contain the four highest prizes, !
the ulfiing SUN of SO so. Y
All uersnns, VIII tner at home or abroad, who y
wish ticketsin the dbave or any other Iott,ries,
please he careful 10 direct their orders to Tho ole
tahlished house Of
EMORY s. CO., opposite Barnum's 4
IL R4IIiIiIIir. A
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NAVAL. Capt. Jos, Smoot has been ordered
to the command of the U. s. frigate United
States, now fitting out at Boston for the Coast
nT Trico
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VIM w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENT,
II II N. w. corner of :
ap73m EUTAW and LOMBARDsT.
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DIE ID,

LETTER BAGS Up AT TIE EXCaAEGE READING RIO
For LiverpOOl-Pacltet ship Sea, 10Th inst
For L0ndon--Ship Richard Anderson, with
spatch
For London-Ship Alexandria, 18th inst.
For Btemen-Ship EIlerslie, with despatch.
For Btemen-Ship Victoria, with desp patch.
For River La Plate-Blig Mary A. jones, few
For ST. Jagn de CHba-Brig Monaco, few days
For London-Barque PaoI, with despatch.
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FRoM THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. Advices
from Montevideo, to the 9th of February, and
from Buenos Ayres to the Slst January, have
been received at New York. There had been
some skirmishng on tho frontiers, resulting in
favor of the Republicans. The Argentine Con-
gress had authorized the issue Of two m ilions
| of paper money, to defray the expenses of de-
! Tending the country against the French and
English. Gen. Urquizt was pushing forward
with large Argentine force to intercept the
English and French fleets up the river Parana,
had gained some victories after passing the
Uruguay, and was marching forward with tri
umphant success The English and French
were beginning to suffer from diseases peculiar
to very warm climates and change of food
From CAPE HAYrIEN. An arrival at BOs-
ton from Cape Haytcn confirms the report of
the resignation of President Pierrot He re-
tired to his country residence, not however,
without insult from the mob, who followed
him with stones and brckbals, Gen Boho,
who had just been appointed General Of the
departments of the North by President Richie,
entered the town next morning, 25th ult., at
The head Of a large body Of troops, and took
possession of the Paas National. He came
for the purpose of prOclaiming President Richie,
and establishing the Constitution.
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(including his political opponents,) will not
believe, that Daniel Webster has besn guilty
Of making a fraudulent use Of public money,
until the most indisputable evidence shall be
exhibited of the fact--and we shall be much
mistaken if MIR Webster do not yet brand his
accusers with ufamy, whilst he acquts him
self before the country.
New YORE ELECTION. The municipal
election in New York city on Tuesday, passed
off without any very unusual excitement
Mickle, DEM was elected Mayor by MAORI
ty of 1915 over Taylor, wing, and 1898
over Cozzens, native.
The vote stood-Mickle, 22,l26; Taylor,
1901; Cozzens, 8 ,eOs; scattering 634 The
plurality of Taylor and Cozzens over Mckle is
l,l3S.
The democrats elected Is Aldermen and Is
Assistants, and the wings and natives 3 each.
Democratic majority on joint ballot "a.
The wing Mayor i'll Brooklyn is elected by
967. Last year democratic.
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ST. LOUIS MuNtcIpAL ELECTION. This cleo.
ton took place on Monday week and resulted
in the success of the Native ticket. The con-
test was between the Natives and democrats
the wings having brought no ticket out. Tho
majority for Camden (thc Native candidate for
Mayor is $50 votes, that of the other officers
between 400 and 500. The Natives secured a
majority in both branches oftho councll--elect-
ing Is out of rs Aldermen. C. c.. Carroll,
Esq, selected City Attorney.
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EXPLANATORY. A few days ago we stated
that two persons had been convict in Wash
ington County Court for felony, and sentenced
therefor TO the penitentiarY, and gave the namo
of one of the guilty party as Daniel z'charas,
whereas the truth is MI Zlcharias is pous
ana distinguished clergyman, and was the in
dividual robbed by the two rogues who were
convicted We copied the paragraph from
some other journal without due reflection.
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HOWES CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH
CIRCIJS

1ISHE l.Ak3EYr E9TABl lSHMENT Organised in
= the United yates, computing l3o Men and Horses, 70
curing Carriages the performer wardrobe
sic.n' &c M<1Ssy and Tus:day ist and ~ e June. win
tCoumba,-yrid.y 3h, eth. and
Monday, 9Th, At hani.buEh, Pa. The company has at
tSched TO i ~ ght Female sEque.tans, among whom the
Paris MADAME MARIE MAGAZINE,
whose new style OF Equestrian Teats, peculiarly her
being chssto and classics her graceful and fascinating
snd the chsnng nesse With which she chain. her
ng feature 81 the arena 10 thi: country The Poprsto
I'VE Of the extraordinary and daring ats perform
Cd By this dsng uished evste Amsng the which
the PROPRIETOR oIer are the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND 0IANTESS.
Their height fssr and their weight 100 lbs Mr..
Beau Stalk and he will perform extraordinary fears Of
will comprise II Acts Of Gym
.Egues.ran Director. Mr.. H0WEs; Hiding Msss:r. MI.
NIXON, and the unapproachsbie Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performer i the eelebrsed and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose sats on
nile Act Of Horsemanship By Master Nixcn Olympic Exer
Tumble Mr. MAC RTE. Wonderful Fs.s: BY Mr. CoieS
Dogs. Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS. in
their elegant 0ymnac Pastures and Grouping Mr. Sweet
the Charoteer Of Phgbus Posturny and Gymnastics by
s,laB Act Of !. Fsnei.s Of Proteusn Mr. C. Howes il
able Dan Emmt their head The Original Banjo Melo
DIST With variety Of Others. The whole comprising the
leading talented and classic performers the world
my3l # rc
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BOSTON, June y, 1890
The Sons Of TempeanceRer. Theodore Parker against
the Merican Wsr--.ahempf at Suicide.
Yesterday afternoon, quite large delegation Of the
Sons Of Temperance started for Now York by extra
train Of cars to attend tho great celebration. They
made fine appearance as they marched down to the
Providence depot and they will doubtless be well taken
care by their brethren in New York. They call
themselves the Sons Of Temperance. though some Of
them have laborcd long enough in the to be
thy the appcllaton of Fathers Of Temperance.
On Sunday, Rev. Theodore Parker preached a
powerful sermon against the present Mexican war; in
the Melodeon, which was densely crowded with deeply
ntcre sted hearers Mr. Parker goes against the popular
current altogether in his views OF and many other
subjects he draws the best houses Of any
preacher in the city at the time and producing
influence the public mind than all the rest put
together. He is as hold lion in the PRONUNCIATION Of
his sentiments and yet is done with all the gentleness
OF the lamb. Ifths antiwar should be given to
the press intimate that it will be, It will find
host of readers The very holiness and earessness of
the preacher in advancing sentiments contrary to the
general voice OF the people will insure attention to the
work.
colored gentleman undertook to hang himself to one
of the trees the Common on Sunday. After two un
successful attempts. he taken Of by an officer
He gave for the rash act, that he wanted
his Maker lie is evidently little disordered in the
brain.
The wings independent democrats and abolitio niss
All their plans, so far, have been successful.
They still playing the drama by c. H. Sau nders,
entitled Point Isabel" at the Olympic Saloon with good
success.