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% CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
very description executed with great despatch, at No.
t34 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH Pu.Is Much larger than any other
"]n'i"o' pli'"o Office can execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c.
Indeed it is needless TO enumerate, as we are pos
scssed of facilities for doing work, every style, and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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fGF- WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"TYHOOPING COUGH CORDL8Ln is a specific
or absolute cure for WHOOPING COUGH, ASTIl-
believed to be the only Specific ever discovered for
these complaints. 1t affords comfort promptly, and
when its is pcrsevered in effects a permanent
cure of all the diseases above mentioned. Upwards
Of two hundred children have been cured of Whoop-
ing Cough within the last weeks by the use of tins
Cordial To be obtained only of DR.. GIDEON b.
street, and at his residence in Mulberry street, be-
tween Pearl and Pine streets, Baltimore. Price ONE
DOLLAR per bottle, n9-lm
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LoRD's DAY CONVENTION. The Maryland
Baptist convention has appointed the following
delegates to the National Convention to assem-
bic in this city in few days, to adopt measures
for more due observance of the Lords day,
viz; Rev. J. Chaplin, d. d., Rev. A. Samson,
Rev. S. P. Hill, Rev. J. Aldrch, Rev. R.
Compton, Rev. G. w. Samson, Rev. J. A.
Mexican, Rev. +. Wilson.
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f7- LADIES' FAIR AT THE UNIVERSALIST
CHURCH. The Fair for the Benefit of the Univer-
salist Church which commenced in the Session Room
of the Church, cor. Calvert and Pleasanst on MON
DAY EVENING, Nov. IL VIII be continued every day
and evening through the week. from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
to 10 O'Clock, 2. NJ. The collection of useful and
fancy articles is very large and would respectfully
invite ALL to visit the Fair.
Season tickets admitting lady and gentleman, so
cents; single tickets l2I cents each to be obtained
the door. NJ. A w. MASON, President.
MARY Z. SHRIGLEY, Sec'y. nl3 f
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NO MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Members are informed that the regular meeting for
the present month, will be held on THURSDAY
EVENING, Nov. 18th, al seven O'Clock, having been
adjourned from Nov 9TH,
Several interesting documents relating to Maryland
will BE- brought before the Society.
A full and punctual attendance is desired
nl3.2t ST. STREETER, Rec. Sec.
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4 AMERICAN REPUBLICAN wants
"a situation as Porter in some large establishments
where he could make himself useful TO his employer
For reference, apply al this office. ni4-a
EgUTrEH. Just received IA good lot of WEST
EB ERN BUTTER, which will be retailed at l2I
cents per Id. by II. w. GEORGE,
IT. South east cor, Of Lexington and Green SITS.
ANO-PA EsTNERSHIP. ELIAS CLAMPlTT
a. has this day associated with him, in the Bras
Foundering Business, JOSHUA REGISTER. The
business will in future be carried under the firm of
CLAMpITr & REGISTER.
ELIAS CLAMPITT,
It JOSHUA REGEST Err
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SxIrsA, HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE.
EaEMI A two story House on west Baltimore street,
Ess ~ store attached, $500; two story House, on
td.A west Fayete street, $1,000; store with dwell
s altached Pa. avenue near Franklin. ST., lot 29 by
l0l feet in fec store underneath rents 5000, dwell
ing occupied by the owner, price 3,SU0; large Two
story dwelling, with ok building, in fee on Pearl-st
$4,000 and great variety of houses and lots very
many of the streets throughout the city, from $3.50 10
S3 900. For sale, farm in Faupuicr county, Va,
$50 acres red SOIL in very fair condition, good orchard
well watered, dwelling very large house, new, hav
ing l2 10 IA rooms well Finished with barn, stabling
milk house and every building necessary to farm, at
me reduced price Of 1000, or city property; one of
id country seat, adjoining the city, pleasing terms.
Building Lots for sale or lease, on Pratt Bond,
Washington, Ann, Exeter, Fawn, Madison, Bddle,
Lexington near North, Lombard, Fayette, Holns,
Richmond and Biddle, near the market, Federal Hill,
Il. and W. Baltimore street; 260 by 1919 feet on Amity
street near Saratoga; so feet Lombard to Carpenter
alley, near the Infrmary.
b. BOND, Property and Com. Agent
No. 40 Lombard-st, Exchange.
Ground rents wanted. nl3-3tt
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N3- ANNUAL MEETING. MER Camille Ii
BRARY .aSSOCLATTON The annual meeting of
the Association will be held ut the Library Rooms on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th instant at u O'Clock,
when the Board of Directors will make statement
of the affairs of the Association for the past year.
Honorary members are respectfully invited to attend,
nS J T. ENGLAND, Cor, Sec'y.
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f17- ELECTION NOTICE. MER C.4NITLE Ii
BRARY ASSOCIATION. Notice is hereby given,
that election for officers to manage the affairs of
the Association for the ensuing year, will be held at
the Library Rooms, on SATURDAY, 18th instant,
between the hours of 10, A. NJ. and 5, P. NJ.
nS J. Il. ENGLAND, Cor Sec'y
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A MOTHER MAGNIFICENT BIBLE IN
"a THE FIELD. The Illustrated Oxford Bible,
now published in London-the first part of which has
just arrived, and Tor beauty of typography and ricn
steel engravings cannot be surpassed at the low pce
Of p cents per part. Part contains large splendid
steel pates-to be issued the LIST and 18th of each
month. To illustrate the Sacred History, in series
of Historical Engraving from the well-known and
highly priced works of the Old Masters, as Rubens,
Rembrandt, Ra1aee, Michael Angelo, Titan Cor
reggie, SC as well from designs by Modern Artists,
is the object of the present work The plates which
and expressly engraved for this work, adorn-
ed with characteristic borders Illustrative of the diff
ferent Subjects will be finished in the highest style of
art, and will bear comparison with the most expcn
sve works of the kind, Subscriptions received by
w. N. HARRISON, Agent for Maryland,
No.49 North Gay street,
nl4 Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall.
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RUBBERS KUBbEnS. kU5l5Eno!!
OVER-SHOES! OVER-SHOES!

OF tVtFy NIHt, uII11y UtsCTII1T TT I0W PTtceS.
a. Misses Rubbers, for so cents
ssSSAA4 Ladies' do. rs &C
Meas kubbers 81. Also, very beautiful article OF
Ladies' STYLE GDodycar's Paten, Rubbers, war
rsnted not hard by cold very choice and COM
Portable article. Ladies, gentlemen and children can
be suited in Ovcr-shoes, at No. 23l MARKET ST.,
one door above Chares-st.
ul4-3t u. r. GRJFFIN
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MARYLAND SrocKs. These stocks have de-
clined considerably within few days past, the
present price of 6's being 73 l-2. We cannot
see any reason for this depreciation, as the le-
gislaturo will doubtless pass such revenue laws
as may be required 10 sustain the credit OF the
state. Laws to this effect have been too long
delayed, and it will be found indispensable to
enact them at the ensuing session, unless We
are prepared to submit to the disgrace of be-
coming repudators.
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SELECT NIGHT SCHOOL

SELECT NIGHT SCHOOL.
AHR. WILLIAMS, Principal of The East Bal
I'VE timore Department of the Central Collegiate
street, door north of Baltimore street, for the pur
suii of Moral, political, Intellectual and Natural
Sciences, Mathematics, English Literature, and the
Arts of Writing and Book keeping Terms SO per
quarer-each scho ar's quarter to commence when
he enters the School. nl3 CIV
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THURSDAY MORNING, Nov. IA, 1874.

WARD MEETINGS. The propriety of calling
Ward Meetings for the purpose of organizing
the American Republican party, sc. is suggest
ed BY a correspondent in to-days paper The
matter is entirely in the hands of the Ameri-
can Republicans of the several wards, and it is
for them to determine when it will be expo
dent to hold meetings and to organize.
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NATuRALizED. II is stated that there were
400 voters naturalizsd in Erie county, N. r.,
short time before the election.
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AT CALVERT HALL,

On FRIDAY tI-ENING, Nop I5tI, at II O'clock
uNLOCUIIONAIsY KEHEA KSALS, by
~ Pro-. WHITNEY, and GRAND CONCERT by
tia "IndePendcnt Blues Brass Band +" Mr.. WHIT
NEf has the honor inform the citizens of Balu-
more that he intends delivering Lecture on POPU--
LAX oRATORY, Illustrative of the harmony of Flo
cuuonarv information and ext rassion, 'est em in era
tone quldam cantus.' Cicero. AS also an imperso-
haiioh OF distinguished american Orators in the Pull
PIT, ana nj the Bar i'll the Forum and the Hustng5
diversified with Lyric and Rhetorical Pathetic and
Amusing, Tragca and Cumical Rehearsals; humor-
Gus and divertng Western Law Cases; Hoosier Stump
Speeches, SC. &c. The productions Of distinguished
characters, selected for repetition, of the highest
order, embracing-the "Mssing Ship" by Epes Sar-
geant; McDufiiies HPatriOtic vindicaton of South
Carolina; Henry Clays Speech on the Hastings, dis
playing his ealy struggles; John Ran!oph's "Legis
lative Quaekery;' Dying indication of Freedoms
nobest champion, Robert Emmett; the "Femae Ma
niac;' "Burning of the Lexington" by the Milford
Bard; Extracts from Shakespeare, &c. &c.
The Band will perform several pieces, arranged for
the occasion, viz "Grave of NapoleOn;o SPAS Sy-
ricnne;" "May hope to call thee Friend" Glove
mott" ''Quick Step;' "hs the Stream from the Noun
ains;' Polka Dance;'' "Ashand GaHop," &c. &c.
o. For particulars, see circulars.
03- Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, Soc;
single tickets % cents-to be had at the Clipper and
Sun Offices; Book and Music Stores, and at the door.
nl3-3t
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HLAMPiTT ~ REG ESTER,
u BRASS FOUNDERS,
No - HOLIDAY ST, near the City Hall,
Respectfully inform their friends and the public gen.
orally that they prepared to execute all
ders in their line of business the most reasonable
TERMS and at the shortest notice.
N. B. Cash given for Old Copper, Brass and Zinc.
nl4 eo2m~
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FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS.
LUMBER. LUMBER!

LUMBER. LUMBEkM
NNTE OFFER FOR SALE low for cash or
w approved Credits in lots to suit pur chasers,
100 900 feet A, ga, ga Panne and Common
100000 &c "A, Cd, "a Select Cuttings
100000 " A, 4, 81 Cuttings
100000 I" Joist, Scantlings and Raters
$4,000 &c Dressed Flooring
$4,000 Z" "a, IL 4, Is Ash and Oak
100000 feet Cypress Shingles
100000 10 and - inch Bundle Shingles
$4,000 Sawed and Split Lathes
$4,000 w. Pine . feet Shingles.
Together with general assortment of Lumber.
BURNS & SLOAN,
nl4-eo4tt Corner of German and Eutaw SITS.
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UNIyERsALrsT FAIR. The ladies engaged in
the fair, now being heidi the session room of
the Calvert-st Universalist Church, will accept
our thanks for the very fine pound cake sent us
yesterday; and if it may be taken as speci-
men of what they have prepared for those who
patronize them, we commend their good taste,
and would advise all those who desire to en-
JOY "the good things of this lfe," to pay them
visit. Some fine chances, too, are offered,
to obtain possession of excellent articles of use
and fancy. We bespeak for the ladies liberal
pntronaoe.
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NV EUTSO MAN FUR SALTL OIt HIKE.
IN For sale or hire, for one or term of years,
cOlored MAN, now in his 3Oth year. Apply at No
300 Baltimore street. nl2-4t'
COUNTRY KNIT HALF HOSE. An ad-
" ditional lot of 500 pairs of Country Knit Half
HOSE, prime article Just received and for sale by
BAYNE, LATHAM s. co.
nl2-tf No. 6 Hanover street,
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CONV Ely A N GIN

co T. a n G Y G.
-" GORGE II. CHINA EiOND will prepare to
Ga order, any Deed or Instrument of writing for the
Conveyance and ira srr of real estate. He will ais
make examinations of titles TO property in Baltimore.
Having been for many years IN the employment of
one of the most eminent COnveyancers in this city,
and more recently engaged in the Record Office, he
tru he has acquired sufficient experience perform
satisfactorily all business entrusted to him.
To the members of the Baltimore Bar he partict-
arly tenders his services: Engrossng of Deeds will
be done superior STYLE and searches made that can
be relied on with confidence. At MIR. Lloyd's Office,
ST. Paul street. corner of Church Lane MD coSt
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EAST MORE
YOUNG LADIES' HIGH CHOOL,
CORNER EXETER 4 GRANNY SITS.

A. BUTLER ATKINS, B. a., PRNcIrAl.
rENHiS Institution has been established in compli-
IL ance with the urgent solicitations of many of
the citizens of this portion of the city, and will he
opened on THURSDAY, the 2lst instant.
The Principal is determined that the School shall
be one of the highest ORDER and not excelled by any
in the city.
1t will be conducted in every department. similar to
the celebrated Albany Female Seminary.
The Principal will make IL his chief aim to impart
to his pupils the most thorough practical and accom-
pshed education, to encourage assiduily in study,
and to observe the srictest discipline. Instruction
will be given in the Ancient and Modern Languages
Lectures on the Sciences and Bellies Lettres, will
lie delivered throughout the year.
Reports will be made weekly, by the Principal, OF
each young Ladies' progress and department.
The building is pleasantly located at the corner of
EXETER and GRANBYsTs., and the school rooms are
very cOmmodiOus.
Music, Drawing, Painting and the Ornamental
Branches, at Professors prices.
The Principal would respectfully ask the patronage
of the citizens of East Baltimore.
References;
Rev. ELIPHALET NoTr, ID. D., Schenectady, N. Y
&C ALosZo POTTER, ID. D.,
" CYRUS MASON, ID. D., New York.
GO HENRY 8. KEPPLER, Baltimore.
Judge JAMES HARDWOOD, "
REvERDY JOHNSON, Esq. nl4-lw
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EpOOTS AND SHOES. AIS cases BOOTS,
-ke SHOES and BROGANS, just received per briggs
Chickasaw and Ida Fresh and Seasonable Goods, di-
rect from manufacturers and for sale by the case at
the lowest manu- 'acturers prices.
E. II. MERRILL, Commission Merchant,
nl2-lm No. IA German street.
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LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY. We notice by
the papers, that Prof. W. L. A. Akin, of this
city, proposes to deliver course of expert
mental lectures on Chemistry, at the Medical
College in Lombard street, commencing this
evening; and we hope the ladies and gentle
men of Baltimore will avail themselves of so
favorable an opportunity to obtain, for the tri-
fling sum of one dollar for the sixteen lectures,
an amount Of information upon this interest
ing science, which they could not obtain in any
other way for twenty times the amount. Pro-
lessor Atkins abilities, as lecturer, and as a
perfect master of the science, are well known;
his apparatus very extensive; and his expert
ments always singularly successful and brill
liant. Each lecture will be independent.
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PRICES REDUCED!

TENHE Subscribers have yet hand very large
n and desirable stock OF English, French and
American CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and DOE
SKINS, of all colors, styles and qualities, Wool B'd
Indigo Blue, and Drab Beaver and Pilot CLOTHS.
Beautiful Fancy SILKS, all coIors; rich FRENCH
CASIMERES; Repp Cashmere; Cashmere dc Ecosse
and Mouslin de LANES
Splendid SILK, Printed Cashmere, Broche and
Woollen SHAWLS, and many other seasonable
Goods, which they are determined 10 close out Per
wishing to obtain bargains invited to give
them a call, the above Goods will be sold at coli
siderable reduction on former prices.
DORSEY & NELSON, No. 65 Baltimore ST.
Also, fine super and extra fine Whitney BLANK
ETS, and low priced Point do, which will be sold
cheap. nl4-eOlm
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER

u T W.1SHING7UN, d. c, II
THNHE undersigned propose to commence, in *
a. short time, the publication of newspaper tx,
the city of Washington, devoted to the cause of
AMERICAN REPUBLICANISM. "
The Prospe ctis giving the plan, &c, viii he issued
III a few days, aud the paper commenced as soon an
our arrangements can be completed. 9
J. & G. s. GIDEON, Printers,
hiiot hinths Washington, b. Q. q
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YHyHE SUBSCRIBE Err, being about to removt,
into the country, will dispose of his present bu 8,
siness of DRUGGIST and APoTHECARY, No. I7s-
LEXINGTON STREET. The present stand hat
been occupied by the subscriber for 25 years. and h.
good run OF city and country custom, md Is ,ah'
sitIatcd for wholesale and retail business Tnd
House, which is large and well calculated for the us
ness, will also be sold if required, and part of thu
purchase money may remain on the property b
nl2 3ts [A4il JOHN CHAPMAN.
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I'D E4IOVAL. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
HI SGRANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location. yt-All kinds of Property
Insured in Town or Country. "a 3mif
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PARTIES The New York Tribune, in en-
deavoring to induce the whig party to continue
its organization, says--"The more parties shall
be multiplied the more those who take up po-
lrtics as trade will be sure to have it all their
own way" This is precisely our reason for
wishing to see but two parties in the country,
viz: those who unite for the extension of the
naturalization laws, and for the advancement
Of American interests; and those who combine
in favor of foreign interests. The American
party consists of wings and democrats, who
think it high time that foreign immigrants
should be prohibited from interfering in our
elections until they shall have been long
enough in the country to exercise the right of
suffrage intelligibly. They desire also to re-
form the abuses which have arisen from party
conhicts-to have our elections conducted free
from fraud and vioence-the constitution and
laws of the land respected and obeyed; and
truly American feeling infused into the people,
and into all the transactions of government
With this party all can unite, for it is based
upon principles which must conduce to the
general happiness, socially and politically
Why then, should the Tribune seek to per-
petuate present party distinctions, when the
welfare of the country can be better promoted
by general rally with the American Repub-
lcan party' The conflict between the two old
parties has continued for about twenty years -
and what we ask, is the benefit which the
country has derived from the contest? Has it
advanced the cause of religion or morality? or
has it increased devotion to the union? Neither:
on the contrary, an inveteracy Of feeling has
been produced which, IN many cases, inter
Rres with the harmony of social intercourse Il
whilst even distinguished statesmen talk as IA
miliarly of dssolving the union, as if it were a
matter Of little importance. Is it not then the
part of patriotism to endeavor to turn the cur
rent into more peaceful and bene6cent chan
mel? This cannot be done by continuing the
present array of parties; but may be accom-
plished by uniting all who desire the happiness
of their country, in the noble effort to preserve
the union.
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100000 r Il. s, DA ONCE for Of Nj Mia at
LER x CO, where was sold in the Md. Susquehan-
ma Canal Lottery, class No 81 drawn Yesterday, the
rich and beautiful prize of 81 ,O00 half tickets Nos.
9 is 50, that cost only 81. so.
THIS DAY will be drawn the Md. Consolidated
Lottery, class l7-75 Nos, is drawn balIots-a rich
and splendid sch.me-making Is prizes out of every
p'( mug SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of sao,Oo 10 prizes of sl,Goo
s,'iss Is 100, SC
Tickets S5(O-shares in proportion.
Risk package of 26 quarters, that can draw you
$4,000, only Sl6.75.
Fol- rich and brilliant prizes, by the package or sim
gle share apply to the all fortunate Prize % of
Corner of Baltimore and st Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md Consolidated Lottery, class
81, drawn Nov. l3-lowest prize $500
10 70 Is 25 81 46 ID So 30 IA
TRAND AND GLORIOUS LUCK No.
SH Calvert street The lucky spot. Per drawing Of
class 49, the beautiful przegof 81 800 in whole sold
to Nos Is Is so, and purchased by lucky citizen at
that; Nos. 4 80 30, pize of S6oO in a package of
halves sent to Columbia, Pa; of $50 and two of
800 each, all sold in this scheme by the lucky
EMORY s. co.
S256,585! This beau,iful sum is to be- distributed
this day in sums from $1,000 to $4,000. Trulya
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize of S2o'oM !, prize of s2,ISS
J,OUU III ,uUU
+" 5000 40 25U,&c.
Tickets S50U-shares in proportion.
Drawn Nos OF the Md Consolidated Lottery, class
81, drawn November l3-ewest prize $500:
Is 20 IS 25 81 As - So 80 IA
DG9- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY * CO., No. = Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, Maryland
nOYLE's PRIZE DEPOT. The old spot
~ for capital prizes. Considerable excitement oc-
casioned in consequence of DOYLE having sold
three Nh. tickets in one day This Is nothing very
extraordinary either 1t is almost impossible to get
blank, and consequently the place get prizes is at
NJ. DOYLE'S Prize Depot, No. I44 Pratt street, OPP
poste the Railroad Depot, next to Bradshaws United
States Hotel The .oi.owing splendid schemes are TO
be drawn this week. Capital prizes on hand and
for sale.
THURSDAY Capital of $4,000, tickets $500,
shares in proportion.
FRlDAY--Captal Sl2, 900, tickets $500, shares in
proportion
SATURDAY-S4O 900. Tickets only 81 90, shares
in proportion. Risk package of qrs., only $3.50.
liberal discount will be made persons who pHr-
chase by the package or quantity s.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
IL tRl Opposite B. & Q. r. X. Depot.
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NOODYISAR'S WATER-PROOF RUB
" Der SHOES, warranted TO resist the most in
tense heat and will not harden by cold. For
sale by the manufacturers agent,
ii. b. FIELD, 225 Baltimore ST.,
1T ID door below Charles.