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n oOEA FOR Nd. -. The subscriber has ;as
H received ut No, 9 BALTlNOREST., (neat the
Brdge,) an entire new stock Of the cheapest Goods
TO be found Ia the city, such as German Silver Butter
KNIVES, first rate article, at only % cents each;
good SCISSORS, al cents a pair; silk web Sus-
penders. at % cents pair; splendid jet Hair Pins,
with Tasseis. nj only cents; Hooks and Eyes cent
box; solid head Pins, 4 cents paper; drilled eyed
NEEDLES, 3 cents paper; good black Hose, cents
pr; white Hose, cts. pr GLOVES, assd color, at
) cents pr; superior French worked COLLARS, ut
only 37{ cents eaeh worth 81; good Lead Pencils,
cts. duz.; silver Pencils, at lSf cents; handsome mot
to Thinbles, cents; handsome Gold kings, with
SETS. 81 cents; plain Gold Rings, - cents; Wood
Clocks, 81; Brass Clocks $3.50. Also, Jewelry,
Combs Brushes, buttons, britannia Ware, iapanned
Ware, &c. sc. For sale, ut wholesale retail, ut
very low prices, for cash. by
II. TlCKERS, No. 9 Baltimore 81,
Near tie Bridge.
NJ ir;ny lnnp
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A nIEKICAN aEPUBL aCAE
HEAD QUARTERS

LITE MILITARY HALL, NJ G-3F STREET.
TaSGE Proprietor Of Military Hall respectfully in
H. forms the citizens Of Baltimore and vicinity that,
in conformity with pubic opinion, he has changed the
name of his establishment to the "AMEkICAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,n where he will
be happy To accommodate his old customers, and
such ne'c ones as may desire to avail themselves of
comfortable place Of resort. The Bar will be, rs
usual, supplied with the choicest WINE and Ii
QUORS, and all the De!icaccs Of the season will be
served up, rs heretofore. in the best style.
nI3s The BOWLING SALOONS, attached 10 the
establishments are comfortably hlted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can aniNse themselves
in this healthy exercise without n0lestatio, and ct
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House.
mo .3tn Late Military Hall, N. Gay-x.
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HOUCK'S PANACEA

TI'ONfN sfIN4I0IIlf
SURPRISES ALL OTHER REMEDIES FOR THE.
CURE of COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA, CON.
SUMPTION, AND OTHER DISEASES.
YuyIlDCSANDS of persons can testify to its ef
n fcacy, who have been cured after all other re
NEEDLES had failed.
1t is unnecessary to euogze the virtue of the psa,-
cea il stands uurivaed by all other medicines AZ
will be fully testified to by reference painphet
accompanying each bottle.
Price, per bottle, Sl.50.
liberal discount made 20 persons who puzs base 10
sell. No. III, LIBERTY, CORNER oy GsRaAssr.
n92-:}m JACOB HOUCK.
NANIES0S'S HAND MADE WATER CRAG-
eD kCR Ia kr2s and bbls just received for sale by
MARCUS DENISON,
o. No. 81 Salttnass-sG
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KENTUCKY. In 80 counties in this State
Mr.. Clay has majority Of 9,2GG, The re-
manning securities, at the Governors election,
gave a democratic majority Of ~.
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From the Boston Tcay,ilrr,1

We, the subscribers, beng chosen Judges by
the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Asso-
citation, in Boston, Sept. 1874, on Cooking
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, &C., would inform
the public that, after testing all the cooking
stoves that were put in the Fair for exhibition,
and letting each man manage his own stove
with the same kind of coal, in order to ascer-
tain which would do the same work with the
least fuel in the shortest time, and DO it the
best, we find that Stewards Patent Summer
and Winter Alright Cooking Stove, sold by
Greonman 8: Northrop, of Boston, to be the
best, as it took but thirteen minutes to boil two
gallons of water, and bake biscuit in the same
time, and broil beef stake, and all done in the
best manner, with seven pounds Of coal, r
thirty minutes from the time that the fire was
put in the stove, to which we awarded the Sill
ucr Mndal
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CLOAKINGS, SHAWLS, &c.
Ia AMBITION EASTER ~ co.
EA NJ 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE ON HAM, # -...
French Wnollrn CioahingS, of new styles
English and American do, in rIads and stripes
CLOAK CLOTHS. Blacks, Blues, Brown, Green,
Olive, Sc Sc very cheap
SHAWLS, a very large assortment! every price
SILKS; Romhazines; Alpacas; CashHcres; French
Merinor5; Thibet Cloths, Sc.
SILK VELVErS cnl'd and black, of every shade
Bankcs and FlanneS; Quilts; Counicrpanes
Linen and Cotton Sheeng, Of every width
Cloths and Cassimeres, a splendid variety.
Low priced Cassmcres. Tweeds and Jeans
Vestillgs in Velvet; Cashmere; Satin aud Wool
Winter Hosiery; Gloves; Fancy Mits
Crimson Damask and Cashmareen
Rich embroidered Curtains and Curtain Musiins.
{es Our prices will be found as low as persons sell.
ing under any pretence rhdferPr. ns66t
BONNET SILKS AND YELVETS.
HNKANK AiN GARDINER, No. 2u9 MARKET
a. STREET, has just received new supply of
Rich BONNET SILKS
do ID YELVEr,;. waered and plain.
{Gy- For sale cheap. (Pl n26
aAsA i:eis Prime GLADES BUTTER
300 HAMS, in priIoe order
5000 pounds SHOULDERS
50 boxes New York SOAP.
In store and for sale by JOHN ID. TuST1N,
mo 81 l2 Commerce street.
WwT HlYE FLANAiGLS-ALI. WOOL! Only
w i2t cts. per yard, will be opened this day at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store, No. % Howard-si.
n26 ID door from Fayette.
COUNTRY KNIT HALF HOSE. An nd
u dtional lot of 500 pairs of Country Knit Halt
HOSE, prime article. Just received and for sale by
BAYNR, LATHAM co.
n12 d No. 8 Hanover street.
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STEAMSHIP GREAT WESTERN. The barque
Ganges, at Boston, from Smyrna, reports that
on the 9th inst, at 8 ?, NJ, lat. - 10, long.
e. 80, wind from the N. and light, saw the
steamship Great Western from New York for
LIVERPOOL. The G.. W. left on the 9th inst.
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IL IVELY TiMNS AT EMORY 8. 6,o,S

~ Selling prizes all the 20. Per drawing of the
Md LOTTERY, class l2l the grand prize of 8 500 in a
"hole ticket, sold to citizen to Nos - 90 &c. Tb,
Is not a-Sl Gao in package of Quarters, sent to
Denton, Md, Ia Nos. u % 20; and enc of 5000 in
qnarter, sold 10 city customer; aud one Of Eg5 in
quarter, sold u cnorcd man. 1t takes EMORY x
20 to deal out the prizes Give Us a call Some
thing nice draws 70 day, ii drawn Nos
THIS DAY, draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery
class is" he drawn 1T 5 o'cock-75 N0s aAd n
drawn b1llntS 1888 -
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o. $1,000 wanted on Mortgage. n26

n OSF. Lost sunday evening" 9Th inst. IL
"a Hanover street, between Pratt and Baltimore
streets. IN Baltimore St, between Ianovcrst and
Christ Church, BREAS TPiN, composed of dia
paid for Tie recovery OF the same Apply at thi, of
flee. n1j-2tt
q D~p. b. Lady, yesterday afternoon, in passing
"a down Charles to Market street, l.. yards OF ella
ret SATIN. The finder will Obllge her By leaving it
III tins office. 1t
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MUFFS. MUFFSM MUFFS.M

ECSr RECEiVED from New York, superb
e@ lot of the most fashionable styles of MUFFS,
consisting of Natural and Lusred Lynx; Sable, Sy-
beii9n, Squirrel, Gennelt, Natural and Lusted Co.
ney, sc. &c, Together with few very fine Isabella
BEAR MUFFS, The most fashionable article now
worn. All Of which will be sold at exceedingly low
prices. ne. The Ladies are respectfully invited to
call aad examine my assortment.
O. l. HOPKINS
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GI3- THE MISSIONARY OF THE WESLEYAN
HONE MISSION, in his daily rounds through the
city, fin MANY poor and destitute Families who
would be very thankful for any old Clothing other
assistance. Persons having such 10 give to the poor
leave them with the Missionary, the Rev. JOHN
II. MARK, corner Of Madison and Garden streets,
at |. p. COOKS, No 70 Baltimore street. Captain
LEM'L. q. TAYLOR'S, Highest, or leave word with
either Of The nbOyn, and they will send for lhnm. i
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ne The Eleventh Anniversary of the MARYLAND
STATE BIBLE SOCIETY, will he held in Rev. Dr.
Duncan's Church, ON TUESDAT, the 18th inst, at 7
O'clock M. Addresses by Rev. DR.. NoTr, FrcSi.
dent of Union College, and by Rev DR.. DuRBIN, Pre-
slent Of Dickinson College. Loves of the Bible will
enjoy the privilege Of presenting their contributions in
aid of the funds of the Society.
Delegates to the National Lord's Day CONVEX ton,
are respectfully invited 10 b" present This congre-
CATION is solicited to attend The Board will meet in
the Lecture Room al &! O'Clock. n25-2t
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{Ey-LADiES' FAIR AT THE UNlVERSALIST
CHURCH. In consequence of the VERY LARGE col
lection of useful and fancy articles for sale the Uni
versaIist Fair, and The Wfavorahc Of the wca-
hcr for few days past, the FAIR will he continued
for two days longer, MONDAY and TUESDAY.
Some OF the most splendid and valuable things yet
remain to be disposed Of II the articles not all
sold OH Monday and Tuesday, II GENERAL SALE will
take place ou WEDNESDAY EVENING. n25 3t
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New Books. We have been favored by
Messrs. Shurtz & Taylor, with (iodey's Lady's
Book Tor December. The embellishments are
as usual fthe highest kind. The Battle Ground
at Germantown, and Cinderella by the Kitchen
Fire, are well worth the price Of tie number
Tho reading matter is highly interesting.
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na5 am 8. W. corner Market and Charlcs-st


GNfiISS. GLASS AND ttutSTGa stvA tSft.
" a general assortment Of latest styles and pat
terms, comprising Dinner, Tea and Toilet sets, of all
descriptions
\ large assortment OF common and printed WARE,
10 suit Country Dealers.
Also, very complete assortment of Cut, Pressed
aud plain GLASSWARE all at very reduced prices.
STQSEWARk at Factory prices.
WILLIAM SHIRLEY,
M nh1r. Ii South Calvert ST.. nenf Market
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FEyT1E SUBSCRIBE bavins taken the office
n 70. 80 GAY STREET, Basement of tie Ex-
change. offers his services las friends and the pub
lie i'll the purchase and sale of Property, obtaining and
Oaning Money mortgage. buying and selling GROUND
rents, leasing and renting Properly, collecting Rents,
pcrs Insurance against Fire al the lowest New York
rates by the Williamsburg insurance Company of N.
York. variety OF Houses for sale. from SIP 900 to
Si50. several lots to lease WI first rate HOUSES
that will pay Il per cent. Apply 10
r. " RROTHERTON.
n 4 Is, N.
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NAVAL. The L. 5. ship brandYwine, Com
Parker, was at Macao; the st. Louis, Captain
Tlton, at Whampoa and the Perry, Captain
Keith, at Hong Kong, on the !6th of last July
L. ). ship Plymouth, from Malta, arrived at
arseilleS on the 10th ult. L. $. ship Lee
want, Commander Page, arrived at Mazatlan
Sept. 9th, from Monterey, San Francisco and
Honolulu, to sail in days for San Bias, Aca-
pulco and Valparaiso, all well. U. ). brig
Pensacola arrived at Pensacola on Monday OF
last wce|; from Vera Cruz, with dispatches
from Gov. Shannon to this Government. L.
S. steamer Princeton left New York on Thurs
day for Norfolk, where she will remain about
ten days. She will proceed thence to Liver
pool, and he absent about four months Pur-
ser Green has been ordered to the Boston Navy
Yard vice Purscr Holland, who has been order
ed to the sloop-ot-war Portsmouth, to sail for
the Pacific, via Norfolk, by the lst OF Decem-
Der 1t is said that the soop Of war Marion,
at the Boston Navy Yard, is preparing for sea.
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FIRE IN New York. An extensive vinegar
manulactory, corner of ed street and Sixth
avenue, with several frame dwelling houses adj
joining, were destroyed by fire on Sunday.
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ttf- The National Sabbath Convention will com
mrnce il, session on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the
9th inst. at 10 O'clock at the LIST Baptist ChurcA, al
the OF Sharp and Lombard streets two squares
south of Baltimore street, and square north Of
FRAT ST. Dclega will please be punctua in at
tendance. Bl order. MT II
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| a 81 GAaAAR TiIIs DAY. for only Z

SbsSDQ3Q Ti ac n RE- o,, for q" "@l Nj
l.ER Il CO.. where were sold, in the Md. Lottery
drawn yesterday, splendid prizes for small ou,lavs1
one TIE beautiful prize Of 81 $40, quarter ticket Nos
ii - 62, sent to correspondent residing in AIleghe
II! county Md; and aholher Of 500. half ticket sold
TO citizen, Nos. - 81 Il that cost only -: and s,II
another proof of The splendid luck that attends our
fortunate office per the return OF every drawing
Draws TO DAY, Maryland Lottery, class No. 20
tLp brip ,,f 49,
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NC PRESBYTERIAN FAIR CONTINUED. The
Far at the Third Presbyterian Church, Eutaw street.
will be continued on TUESDAY, aud WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS of this week, from half past O'Clock to
10 O'Clock on each night.
On Tuesday Evening the INDEPENDENT GREYs'
BAND will be in attendant and will M doubt greatly
contribute to the pleasure Of those who may be pre-
sent. n2j-ll
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The Cur DIREcT. 1t appears, from an item
Of foreign news published yesterday, that John
''cut dircct;" and we are not sorry ior it, as 1t
may teach the latter more sclt-respect. 1t
seems that all American citizens are to be re-
fused Abundance to the clubs aud societies of
Great Britain, because some of the States have
failed TO pay the interest on their debts as
promptly as they should have done. This ex-
clusion is designed as a punishment; and if we
Judge from the eagerness with which English
Society is sought, aud the cordially with which
the most sanderous English tourists are rccev-
ed ia the u. States we shall be compelled to
believe, that the deprivation will be severely
felt. 1t may be, however, that the non-pay-
ment Of our bis is Il prcteXt only, for the
measure adopted; and that the real motive is,
contempt for people who can consent to re-
ceive and make citizens and co-equals Of con-
yicts and paupers from all sections of the world
Perhaps it is apprehendcd, that some Of these
who have been transported 70 our shores rs fell
ons, may return 10 Europe in their new capa-
city OF tree citizens, and claim 10 be admitted
to tn, English clubs AS equals with their mem
bars. They are or equals, and appear to be dis
posed 10 become our masters; and we must not,
therefore, be surprised, if they aspire to associ-
ate with the first society in Eugand. 1t must
be confessed that the system pursued by us,
OF admitting every man to the rights OF Citl-
znnshjp, aud consequently 10 II participation in
I'll political concerns Of our country, without
rotcrcnce 10 moral character, aud after Il short
residence amongst US, is not calculated to Gle
ya;e us as nation Ia the eyes OF the world. 1t
is very natural that Others should look upon us
with contempt, wien We ourselves exhibit so
little sclt-cstecm as to b. willing to embrace
those whom the governments Of Europe send
TO lis tiom their poor-houscS and prsons and
that the title Of an American citizen, (Which
should be the proudcst in the world, J is held as
rather bar, than passport, to respectahlc So
cicty abroad. We have ourselves 10 blame for
the degradation Of our name; and unless we
change existing laws, and shew to the govern
ments of Europe, that they cannot and shall
not, convert our country into Botany Bay,
we must not he surprised to find the name of
American citizen universally despised. The
wisdom and bravery Of our !oiehthcrs e!evat-
ed our national character and name, and both
were held III high esteem in all civilized coun-
trirS-tl,nrs1nhS Or IyhnSn Subinrts sourht 5nr
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3-UNiNERSALIST FAIR. Tie LADIES
FAIR. now being held n the Session Room of the Uh.
VerSali, Church, of Calvert aud Pleasant
will be CONTINUED a few day longer, rs many very
valuable articles yet remain To be disposed Of 1t will
be open EVERY DAY and EVENING ,tlom 10 ocIk,
A. NJ. To 10 O'Clock, +. vi. uls-d
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BRILLIANT SCHEME:

SJ,AC
Risk on u package Of D quarter tickets ONLY Slo
that contains II prizes
Drawn Nos. Of lhe Nh. Consolidated Lottery class
III. drawn NoVcmber 25-lowpSi prize S4OG;
II y u 20 "a ~ 60 Sc % IL 70 as IS 81
~ Orders meet with prom pt attention.
EMORY CO. No. , Calvert St
III Baltimore, Maryland
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AllIEts, NllLt,tiS,I nlIIlS,N--

EISr RECEIVED, direct from New York, a
e2 splendid assortment, consisting of Natural aud
l.ustred Lynx, Imitation Martin, Fitch and LuSlred
Couey, which will be sold very low 1T the Fashiona
HE Hat and Fur Store, No. st9 MARKET STREET,
below Charles.
n6-5t* E4MES \ SEAIiER
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EAS ST Baltic MORE
U NC la DIES HIGH SCHOOL.

o uNG LADIi1s' HIGH SCHOOL
CORNER EXETER y GRANNY SITS.
II. BLlLER .lIhivN;S, B. II. PRrscIpAL.
X iAs Institution has been established in colnpli
ahce with the urgent solicitations of MANY q
uIe cilells OF this portion of the city, and will b,
"P@nedon THURSDAY, the 2lst instant.
The Principal is determined that the School shall
ht one OF the highest order, and exceled by any ir
the city.
1t will be conducted in every department similar I,
the celebrated Albany Female SEMINARY
! he Pfihcipsl viii make il his chief aim 70 jn,par
To his pupils the most thorough prac Gcal and accom-
pIished education, 10 encourage assiiuity in study
anu % observe the stFIctos discipline. Instruction
wi b. @ivcn III the hnc .rnt and Modern Iunu,ar.S
Lectures on the Sciences and Bellies l.pttres viii
be delivered throughout the wear,
h"p"fS VIII be made weekly, by the Principal OF
carh Young LADIES progress aud department.
The building is pleasantly locate nj the cnrnrr nj
ENErER and GRANRT -srs., and Tie school fnnns arc
very commodIuuS.
Music, Drawing, Painting AID the Ornamental
branches, at Professors prices.
The Principal would respectfully ask the t,atropoue
OF thc ctizrns OF East Baltimore
References:
Rev, TLrH tIET NoTr, ID H., Schenectady Y Y
ALpNZo POTTER, u. d.
CYRUS Mason, b. d., New YORK
" HENRY :. kErPLER, Baltimore:
Judge JAMES HARDWOOD.
EEvEEpY JOHNSON, Esq. ms CAVITY.
TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
.7ND DEfLERS GENER.4LLY.
Il h
PER SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTJS
~" AGENCY, IS established at the south East cor
hct % BALTIMORE ana CAIvERT- SIS, in this city,
"here ADVERTISEMENTS are received Tor publication in
some the best newspapers of fno>t of the prircDa!
toWiis ana cites throughout the United States.
CtRns, setting forth the nature of the Agency, may
be had at the Office, where the papers and terms Of
advertising may be seen.
10 eGrrprising aad energetic business men, de-
fous OF extending country trade this agency affords
ne mems, through the powcr ofMe press 0fucreasing
il To almost any extent.
{I3t- Now Is the time 20 advertise for the Fall and
Winter trade throughout this State in Virginia and n
portion 0f pennsylvania and the time is clos, at hand
when II viii be proper 10 advertise in the Southern
ano Western papers. for The Spring and summer trade
~ The public are respectfully invited to ia e the
SUBJECT into consideration. '. 3. PALMER.
Agent for Country Newspapers
y, u. corner Baltimore a4d Calvert streets
~ Address Y. +. PALMER, :. T.. corner Balti-
more ana calvert streets, Baltimore.
NO. ~ Pine street. Philadelphia.
No. 100 Nassau street, New York.
NO 10 state street. Boston. n2i-tiif
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BEDS. BED s.! BEDSm!
. rNE2 kAIs u 2, 4 InIn I'm

BEDS. BED s.! BEDSm!
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, To he had
- at the Great Feather Emporitm and ncdJjpn
Mart, (new No =? SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also on hand and made to ORDER Hair, Hlsk. Moss
Manila, Palm Leaf, Wool, Cotton and st.aw MAT.
TREsSES and PALGIAS SEES, made in the hes,
manner and of The best Ticking ii the forrest ,ces
NPHOLSTERlNG done in all its branches
FEATHERS, cured and uncurcd. sold by the bau in
large or small quantities. Hotels, Boarding houses
SHIPS and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices
Old Feathc! 81 IL and CURED hair Mattresses removal
ed Al the For good articles call at the
tarorte Stand, two doors below the Mechanical En-
CINE House, South Caivcri street.
n26-f WILLIAM p SpFNrEp
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SMkFiis' BELLSSVS-hlL SIZES
~ Kitchen Bellows, al % and 81! cents
Cheinbr do. al 80, 60 and IS cts.
Fatlor do. (supcrbi at 81, H. 5 and / 20.
Hearth Brushes 10 match.
Also, in store, a general assortment Of FANCY
BRUSHES, House Brushes, &c, very low whole
sac ana retail. Apply at the Mandatory, No l9S
Rdltitn0re street, doors above st. Paul street.
n-96 IM ]. *. STApLErON.
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G3-FAIR At THE CHURCH or ASCENSION,
WEST LEXINGTON STREET. The Ladies nftte
Ascension Church. will hold Il sale OF useful aud fancy
articles AT the Lecture Room OF the Church Tues
day and Ncdn' sday, 26Ih and 2,lh inst Ii viii be
open each day from 10 \. VI. To - NJ The public
are responsibility invited U atInnd. n2l-M
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r. OS. II ca 40, 81, 900, sold at our lucky of.
~ fee, The EGERrON5 again announce Il hand
some prize of $1,000 sold, for single dollar in the
scheme Of yesterday, Ia comb ri Ga TO- Just 10
think, fortune made for 81. This, we say is hard
TO beat We call upon friends to notice The fact
that the EGERFoNS are selling all the high srizes
now day The drawn Nos. class lal arp
Il % 81 70 CT 81 90 60 - II 10 46 As "a
THIS DAY will he drawn Consolidated LOTTERY OF
Maryland, class 49, Nos. and Ii ballots. TO
draw at O'Clock
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize OF $1,000 prize of sl,0iS
2,OOO y SO 600
49, l,5JO 1901
Tickets S3.00--sharcs in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
Corner South -. and Exchange Place: or,
IL Corner Commerce ana Pratt strepts
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MARYLAND STATE BIBLE SOCIETY. 1t will
be seen by reference to thoadvortisemcnt in this
paper, that the eleventh anniversary Of the
Maryland State Bible Society will be held this
evening, in the Rev. DR., Duncan's Church,
Fayette-st. Addresses will be delivered by the
Rev. DIR. Mott, Of n, York, and the Rev. DR..
DuIbn, of Pennsylvania. The occasion offers
a fine opportunity to display public favor in
turthering the great ctlSa in which the society
is engaged,