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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-19

SUDDEN DEATH. Deacon Samuel ?. Cow
els, of Marcellus, died very suddenly, in SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, on Thursday last. While shaking
hands with friend, (who congratulated him
on his healthy appearance near the Salina-st.
bridge, he was struck with fit of apoplexy,
fell. and died almost instantly.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-19

FATAL ACCIDENT. On the LIST INST, as Mr..
J. D. Balmat, Of Fowler, N. Y, was pursuing
a deer in the woods, George Newton, lad
about Is years of age, in company with two
other boys, came upon the track of the deer,
forward of MIR. Balmat, who seeing him thro'
the brush, supposed it to be the deer, aud shot
him through the body. He fell INSTANTLY and
expired in about 80 minutes.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-19

rsytssa FOR SALf1--A three story brick house
ESEI3 and large G&yden attached to it, situated
HF,N on the York read, Near the first toll. gate
l!A.sM which has been occupied as a store AMI tav-
cru land for number Of years. and is still occupied
as such, and is of the best stands Of the k,ad ON
that road, and doing good business. Title clear of
all ncumhrancc whatever. IL will he sold low If i'm.
mediate application be made to l.. r SCOTTI'S In
telbgelce Office, No 10 Exchange Place.
7. S.--Also astabie aad. Carriage house att1ehCd
to the place, Taere is az excellent pump of water
at the Guor. il9
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o. CARD. GRAND FIREMEN'S BAIL.
Third .fSnireTSnry Fall Of The I2GLeAmda Fre Com
pdny. The Watchman Fire Company most respect
fully inform their friends and tire public generally
that they intend giving GRAND FTREMEN'S AND
CIVIC BALL, at the Hall of their Engine House, on
TUESDAY EVENING, January nh, lS45. RIGGS
celebrated Band will be in attendance. dis o.
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% BALTIMORE UNITED FIRE DEPART
MENT monthly meeting Of the Standing Com
mtteG will be he'd AT City HALL THIS Thursday,
EVENING, at 7 O'Clock by order,
1t fri JAMES YOUNG, SVc'y.
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RJ EW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
IN AT o. TO CENTS. The subscriber having
returnedsto his Old stand, 1916 LEXINGTON ST,
one dooi below faca, is HOW selling great bargaiss in
GROCERIES, SC. He offers for sale 30, 900 pounds
beautiful new crop N. o. aGd f. L. Sugar the very
low price of q! To- cents--part in bls., suitable for
store keepe s. at ST to 81 cents also, fine bargains in
Teas and Gohee, having boaght them ow for cash
with general suppy of Groceries Family and
Super FLOUR
Also f0Tsale, two choice LOTS in G. NJ. Cemetery.
N. b. For rent, Warehouse No. Z, S. Charles st.
' j. II. KEENE,
dlS-d1t No. l95 Lexington sifnptL
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NORTH CAROLINA. The disbursements OF
the State of North Carolina are SI4l ,407, and
the receipts Ss4,19e. The deficiency is made
up by borrowing from the Literary and Inter
nal ImpfoYement Fund.
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NoMINArIoN. The American Republicans
of Pittssurg have nominated William hlnehart,
ESQ.,, for Mayor of that city.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE PACIFIC. Ii is as
serted that the French have taken possession
of the Islands of Wallace and Fortuna.
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Growing LIBERAL. The Emperor of Aus
tria has rescinded the law compelling in mixed
marriages, Protestant husbands to promise TO
educate their children in the Catholic faith.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-19

EmANcIpArEp. The Hon. Henry Clay, has
emancipated one of his slaves generally known
as the ''boy CHARLES" The certificate OF free
dom is dated 9th instant.
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n rs mn - 80 NINAHH DEfOEr
States Ilosel opposite to the Railroad Depot. ,rhis
establishment has had an extraordinary run Of ucl
lately, ard the way the prices coming in and
u cashee would be astonishing TO any but those thad
are accustomed to the sight SO walk up and make
your 'tarnsi fortunes right off, BY purchasing so,e of
the following splendid capitals in the schemes 10 he
drawn thisrweek:
Capita! Prize $4,000. Tickets as.
shares in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capitai $4,000, tickets $500, shares in
proportion.
sATURCAY-S4,0 900. Tickets only 81 90, shares
IN proportions Risk on as2aokage Of qnartets SO 37i
on package of halves $685. whoies Sl350. Only gs
in for packages and secure ahandsome Christmas eia
while the Fyortunity Offers.
A liberal discount will be made to persons who psg ]
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale In the greatest variety of lucky numbers BIZ,
the package, single ticket, share. All ORDERS peg
mail or otherwise, addresscdto
M. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street.
fRI Opposite Il. & o. X. Il. Depo,.
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{ug-M UFYS! MUFFSm MUFFS!H Just received
another invoice of those beautiful Natural aud Lus-
tired LYNX a.td other MUFFS, for Ladies and Chill
dren, which will be disposed of low at
G. k. QUAIL'S, Praio street,
dI9-5lt n few doors west of Hanover,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-19

A YIll BLAZE. Batchclors' Dispatches; Chat
"a ing Dishes, with and without folding feet,
Cheese Steamers; An blaze Pans; Coffee and Tea
Kettles; Coffee and Tea Urns; Oyster Urns; Coffee
Machines; Coffee Filterers, sc. SC. The above are
nude of the best BLOCK TIN, and have Spirit
Iamps attached to them. rhey can he had at No. is
Baltimore street, opposite the Centre Market.
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
tdy, Manufacturers and Importers of Tin Ware, IA
miiy Hardware and House keeping articles sener-
ally. aio
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SBipwREcK- ACCOUNT. We
give on our first page to-day, most thrilling
account ofthc loss of the ship Albanian,
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03-PRESBYTERIANC CHURCH, FELL g POINT.
SALE for the bcsef of this Church will he held in
the Lecture Room 81 the Second PresbyteriaSchurch,
tRev. Dir. BRECKTH1IDGE's) commencing TODAY,
the 18th inst. at II O'Clock, A. ~ Persons disposed
contribute to this object will please send sher do
nations to the Room early as possible dl7-3t
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Important from the Philadelphia Daily Sun.

n,
MIR. John A. Cantrel':-Dear Sir-Hayihg been of
tcted for upwards of tWo years with liberation of
the thr0at, destroying the whole of the soft palate,
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which sevcra! pieces OF bone came Out,
WHICH partially destroyed my speech, through kind
Providence, and your INDICATED SYRUP OF
SARSAPARlLLA, l am now restored to perect
health, and my sight whie.1 was much impaired i
as strong rs when boy. / thought it duty owed
TO yoif and those similarly affected 10 make public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Teath aud Coates streets.
The above valuable medicine for the cure of ScrOf-
ua. Chronic Rheumatism, Chronic dwellings 81 the
joints ErupOns of the Skin, and all diseases arising
from TIE abuse of mercury may be mad in Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, Of j. Z. PERKINS & BRO,
cOrnes franklin aud Green sts., and e. H. PERKINS,
S. w. corner Baltimore and Greene-sts. dl4-lw
nz- WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
"H'HoOPING COUGH CORDE.aL" mas been
proved, in hundreds of cases in ttis city and else
where, to be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsTH-
MA all structures of the Chest, mot depending upon
inflammation difficulty of breathing, &c. ii is used
with great benefit and pompt comfort, and when its
is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstances induce me 10 state, that the GENUINE AR
rICLE can only be obtained of Dr. GIDEON b. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
tmors. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d4 Jal0E
ny PEAsE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HDARHOUND CANDY. This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Com plants, Coughs, Colds,
IIoarseness Who8pimg Cough, Group, Asthma, &c.,
may be had, at wholesale retat OF Roberts * Az
kinson corner of Hanover ard Market streets; of
Perkins & Brother, corner of Fraakn and Green sts
or E. Il. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n305wF
[hy~ TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, in the United Staes any subject
Hected with literature science, OratiOns from s.
10 $40, occupying twenty and icry6ve minutes. Lee
tur0s s. to sO Letters and Essays 80; Pieces for de-
clamaion 90 10 SIS. Inscriptions for tombs SO TO s..
Sentimental Tales S. to $40 Advertisements 81 to
So. Songs 49, News Carriers Addresses IS. Acios-
ties g. Pieces for Albums, &c.&c cents per line.
Persons at distance will address (peSt paid and
closing reuuncrationl the Milford Bard, or Dr. John
L0fand Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ingt0n University East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot CALL win drop line in the post office, enclos-
ing the gtid pro quo {~ Editors friendly to me, will
please give an insertion, ul2
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TO TRAVELLERS AND THE PUBLIC.
= S<cr Travellers and the public are re-
Gx.zaeika.urspectfuy informed that THE REAL
a5Ssassssss3aizk&k Opposition 10 NJ ON0P D Y
LINE 10 PHILADELPHIA, consisting of the steam
ers MARYLAND aud OSIRIS on this end, and the
PORTSMOUTH on the Philadelphia end, HAVE
NOT DISCONTINUED their trips for the SEASON.,
hi, win continue to daily Sundays exceptedl
from their usual starting places until the closing OF
the navigation by ice X. NJ. HILL,
dlS-3t Agent.
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HATS AND CAPs-FALl FASHION

HATS AND CAPS-FALI FASHION.
- REDUCTION IN PRICES OF HATS
+ B8Ha AND GAPS, at 40 BALTIMORE STREET,
| E=N&5 between Harrison and Frederick sts
Ha4sE@sA COPELAND u GROVE,
Have now finished their well assorted
stock Of seaspnable HATS, comprising in part Of
DO CASHMERE, the best of texture, a
dress Hat
do RUSSIA, durable article, of good
do SATIN fTsIl'y BEAVER, super article, with
Castor body,
SILK HAT, Russia body.
We present to the public beautiful assortment Of
GAPS, for gentlemen youths, boys and children; OF
ter Velvet a2d Fancy CAPS, with all other kinds, at
car reduced prices. lr
FtHRISTMas AND NEW YEARS PRE-
a SENTS, ANIMALS, JUVENILE BOOKS, Sc.
at reduced prices. We have on hand a large assort
ment of the above works in the greatest variety Of
Biudings-amOng them mRy be found, the Leafiet of
Memory for lo4j, splendid illustrations; The Da-
dem do dol Token do; Friendships Offering do;
Juvenile Gem do; Religious Souvenir Ladies' Scrap
Book; Shakespeare, various editions; Casket, 1916;
HyaciHfs do; Beauties Costume, London; Legends
of Venice do; Poems by Eliza Cook, Moore, Mrs. 81
Courtney Mrs. Ellis Mary Hewitt; Poetry of Flowers
and Flowers of Poetry; Floral l,icitonary; Ossan;
Milton; Cs~pnr; Mrs. Hemans; AL BUMS, plain and
colored BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, &c. &C., with
a variety of JUVENILE BOOKS, too numerous to
mention.
S3 The above are well worth the attention of pur-
chasersthey will be sold very low, we shall leave
tho city in a few days. 4. & b. f. PRATT,
dl93t No. 1913 Baltimore street.
MAGNIFICENT SILKS, and other DRY
VA GOODS, selling of at great bargGais, TO close
on the LIST Of March. Great inducements are now
offered by the subscriber TO purchasers Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, close his present stack as
the store must bs vacated by the first of March.%
Rich, plain fancy Silks, at very reduced prices
French CASHMERE and MoWsln de LaiIls-
Scotch Cashme, de EcOsse and Mouslin
7rencA Merino AMI Thbet CLOTHS
ALPACAS and BOrnbaznes; Chusans ana Ttsaas
Rich assortment of sHAWLJ, some magnificent
styles of Vevet Cashmeres and Silks
8aNFfLLAS-sOfie very rich.
BONNET SILKS and VELYETS
RIBB0HS by the piece; II. 5. l.. G.. Hdkfs
Enlb d corded bOrdeIed HdkfS
Hojois and Cert Beer and Mag. best kid GLOVES
A rich assortment of fancy Dress Goods, aict as-
White SATINS; Ds,aask do.
PGmp douT silk Grapes; BazaIine Tarletans
Fascy and plain TarlstaDs; Muslin Robes SIS; SIC.
Also / good assoc tnsent o. Genemen's wear, such |
MS, CLOTHS, CASSl MERES and VESTlNGS
Satin Scarfs and CravG;s; Gloves and Hosiery
$3.50 good assortment of OOMESTICS, at very !
rGdaced prices. Don'F forget 10 call
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No. 2V9 Baltimore straet,
dltGt Besween Charles and Ligh tsts.
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CONSEQUENCES or ADVERTISING. The Bos-
ton Journal of "Wednesday relates the following
consequences of advertising &c w. War
ren inserted an advertisement in our paper OF
Saturday, stating that he was about to dispose
OF his large stock Of goods at very reduced pr-
ccs, and his store has been thronged flooded
inundated with customers northumberland
that the enterpriSing proprietor and all his
clerks are actually exhausted with their contn-
ual labors in waiting upon their visiters. In
deed yesterday, after about one hundred and
fifty ladies We're arranged along his counters,
busiy employed in examining and buying goods,
he found himself under the necessity OF closin 2
the doors for time, and preventing others from
attempting to enter"
We might mention several similar cases iii
this city among those who advertise in our CO.
hnns, but as they enjoy kind of monopoly, to
which they are rightfully entitled, and about
which those who do not advertise, have no
right to grumble,-we will not partcularizc.-
We will state, however, for tho benefit of those
who wish to dispose of their wares and mer-
chandize during the ensuing holidays, that tho
columns ofthe american Republican and Clip,
per" present strong claims to their attention, as
the paper has now an uneqnalled and increas-
ing circulation, such as no other paper in the
city can with any degree Of truth lay claim to.
1t is now peruscd attentively and daily, by
hundreds and thousands, not only here in the
city, but in the counties of the State, and out of
tho Statc-in fact almost every whcre--and
particularly by that class of citzcns--we mean
worthy, honest, industrious American and ma
turalzed citizens, such as farmers, mechanics,
arti2ins, aud other callings and professions
whose purchases and OUTLAWS constitute the
greater portion Of the sales and receipts ur our
merchants and storo-keepers. This fact must
be apparent to every man Of business, and he
should, therefore, govern himself accordingly in
the selection Of a medium through which to
spread his advertis ements before the world.
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Ar0TICE TO ALL WANTING
" CHEAP GOODS!

93 MARKET STREET, oppOsite Holiday.
Worsted Caps, worth 30 cents for lea; steel But
tons, worth Is fer 31 Ribbons worth % for 12t; Gimp
worth IL for e.; Jet Buttons worth 25 for 12 tBack
Silk Gimp, worth IL, for 3 cents; Gimp Cord, worth
for 3 cts; Linen Cambria l1ds worth so for p; gen
temen's lined Kid Gloves, worh Is for 374 slate and
black Hose worth D for l2; Alpaca Hose, worth rs
for 81; Kid Gloves, worth SO for 37 splendid Bnnnet
I.aces; Illusions; Needework fidkfs; Collars and Che
inazetts Velvet; Bonnet Ribbons; Bonnet Satins Flo
rences; Netts; Wells; FalIs Hosiery &c. The Goods
are of the superior kind, and as to prices any
can call and examine for themselves.
s. BROADBENT,
No. 80 Market sareet, opposite Holiday.
a5-I have Il really magnificent Black Silk Velvet
SCARF and MANTILLA, which will sell a great
bargain. Those Embroidered BALL DRESSES are
selling off rapidly IT.
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LOOK lNG GLASS PLATES.

LUOk NC GLASS PLATES.
N HAVE IN STORE. large assortment of
III German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct md constantly receiving per every ar
rival, which filter myself Bean sell on as reasona
bic terms any other establishment in the country
Also, PORrRAI FFRAMES efvarieas patterns; Win
dow CORNICES RODS, RINGS, &c. Call and exa-
mine before pure Easing elsewhere.
n22 X. s.. FRYER, No. NJ Cav street. :
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hNE THOUSAND sold to Nos. 3 ~ 49, in
W quarter ticket, by BYkNE s. co. So we I'd
The following are the drawn Nos of the Canal III
terry, class 42 drawn yesterday lowest prize SIS.
IL ls 65 81 25 8 SO 3 40 rs "a 23 6i
Something truly worth having THIS DAY-Sis0aI
S3,90O of $1,000, and of $500 rs Nos. is dravJ
Ballots. Tickets only 81.
20 Remember the Small Fry for SATURDAj
Iickets only q cts. For fortunate Nos. apply to
BYRNE & CO, No. Al Calvert street,
II Opposite Ba1ium's City HotSl.
HTBFTEEN PRIZES IN EVERYf9N
n TICKETS TODAY, MAI ING Is PRfZEl
TO 10 BLA NkS, AT SCHOOLFIELDS & CO.'S
Ihere was sold yesterday to Nos. 10 Is, prize Il
Siooo TO Petron of this city. Nos. - 10 u.s. przI
OF S50O, sent To Reading, Pa.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery Glass % far thI
ous4uehanna Canal, drawn Dec. Io--lowest prize Al
are F' Fl
10 l6 65 30 25 s SO 3 40 75 "a % 81
Draws TO-DAY, the beautiful scheme of Md Coul
sodated Lottery, class 81, Elk.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize OF $1,000 prize of $3.50
g 1900 S ie0O, 4 d
Ickets "a; halves ST. quarters 81; ei.hths so cts
III winch Schooield 4 Co. will sell on eert6estJ
packages OF % whole tickets that cost SlO0 for al
outlay OF only $40; halves S245O; quarters Sl2 ed
ana can draw The highest prizes.
G3~ Draws next Saturday, Dec. 2Ist, Md. Pemalj
Seminary Lottery, class 40 CAPITAL $4,000 Ticket
vi haNes 81 els; quarters 25 cts. In which School
held y Co. will sell on certificate Packages of !
Fhoie uekets sif only ...............,..al3. 6R
~ '-an ~ ................... 6.T5D
~ au,,tot '...''.''.'....-... 3.N
FOR me capitals, send on your orders 10 tie ewes
lottunase SCHOOLFIELD * CO,
No Calvert street.
IL First Office from Baltimore street,
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NAVAL, u s. sloop of war Warren, Capt.
Hull, from Sandwich Islands, was at Monterey,
California, Sept. II, and probably proceeded
thence to Mazatlan. U. S. sloop ofwar Levant,
fol California and Mexico, sailed from Oahu,
July 8. The new sloop-ot-war Portsmouth,
Com. Montgomery, arrived at Norfolk on Mon
day, from Portsmouth, N. II. The St. Ma
rvs, Com Saunders, from Washington, also
arrived al Norfolk on Sunday, in tow OF The
steamer Osceola.
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dl9-5tt

G9- The LADIES OF ST. STEPHENS CHURCH
commenced their FAIR in The Egyptian Saloon of the
Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday evening Ii is their
design to contiane the sales throughout this week.
There is great attraction there An interesting place
to spend the evening. GR) d6lw
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BURroN AT THE FRoSr-sr. We have recei-
we'd an advertisement, too late fol insertion in
to-day's paper, announcing the opening of the
Front Street Theatre, unter the management
Of w. f. Burton, on Monday next. The list
of the company is a strong one-Gcorge Bar
rett, gentIemanty George, as he is called, the
best comedian of the old school-Conner, tho
popular American tragedian. a very popular
actor in New York and Phladclp hia-Mr. and
Mrs. Burke; the gentleman is a comedian Of
great versatility, and the lady one of the best
Juvenile acti esses in the country. Mrs. Booth,
from Mitchell's, New York, MIR. tombstone, Of
Philadelphia. There are many others, "too
numerous to MENTION now, besides the MAN.
ager himself. We had almost forgotten w.
Chapman, who was reigning iavorte here
some years past, The season must be pros
DerOuS one.
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SIGNS. SiGNS!! NGNSn! =

SIGNS. SIGNS! SiGNSM! 7
CIGNS FOR THE TIMES-CHEAPER
y THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING,
in all its varieties, vz;-Gt, Ornamental, TrMxfpa =
ent, and Plain, designed and executed in suSeriS
style, aud warranted TO give entire satisfaction ? >
TRANSPARENCiiS Of every description furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed 10 Will
LIAM PELL, Nc. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East OF south St, lover MI. Scots Intelligence Of
ice, viii meet vi ih prompt attention d7-dlm
en9 RECEIVED THIS DAY-A large
%f7IA stock Of Gold and Silver WATCHES of the
L. 5Rfnest Workmanship, and for quality cannot be
R>.s.vssuypassed. Received direct from friend in
Ell ope, who has selected them with great care
Those in want of good Watch are respectfully in
vited to examine them at my store.
GABRIEL p. CiAAKK'S, Ma l Water S.,
DIS Fronting Cheapeide, BAH
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$4,000. T TIC i2aI's s sap.n s pr ahead
in selling the rich prizes!! T3O0e-we again have the
pleasure to saytha sold TO citizen, and $1,000 we
sent to Alexandria and $3.50 to citizen in Feet-st,
Fes Point-a in yesterdays Lottery. Every Lot
terv we make TO tell
TODAY, Sl0,0OO-a splendid scheme this-75 Nos.
is drawn ballots tAan half prizes! Try pack
age from prize otice--ony sl2 on certificate
siugie tickets S4 shares in proportion. package in
this splendid scheme may conaia three Nos. tickets.
Go IN for the packages Call early.
TT. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Head of Centre Market.
ORDER EARLY. The Small Fly draws again ney
Saturday. Capital $1,000. Tickets 81. Packages OF
quarters S3.37l. 1t
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FINDER sHIRTs AND DRAxNEKs.-

HTNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
" AMOS LCVEJOY No. 1913 Baltimore street.,
has just recciveiinEAvY Ribbed and Plain Domestic
all Wool Under Shirts and Drawers, extra large sizeb,
white and grey riixed; also Scotch Wool and Merino
do; heavy American Silk do. Ladies' Silk Nerin0
and all Wool EsTS. Childrea's do, all sizes. dl5
SPLENDID MAGAZEN Els for JANUARY, 1886
- Received by w. N. HARRISON, :
Periodical Emporium, 40 N. Gay-st
Ladies' Book, engravinga, 25 cents
Gfahams Magazine, S engFavings, p cents
Columbian Magazine, engravngs, % cents.
Arthur's Magazine, engravings, l83 cents
Ladies' National Magazine, 4 engravngs, 1S3 cents
n. B-iarper's Pictorial Bible, No IA, just received
Back numbers supplied dis
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Ill THOSE who wish to give a handsome
N Christmas present, in the way of good Watch
or some handsome piece of JEWELRY, are invited
to call and examine the new Goods received by CA
BRIEL d. CLARK, at his Store, WATER STREET,
second door from Calvert, where WATCHES, JEW
ElRy and SILVER WARE, of first quality, are Of
lered for sa e at reasonable prices. dl9
ETRNS! URNS! URSs! supply of Block
z Tin and COMMON URNS, of all sizes and my
own manufacture just received and for sale very low
bv ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore ST.,
DIG End Tin Store above Howard-st.