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the Revolution, in the defence of the sa,
cred principles which we now struggle to
maintain,
RUSH UNDIVIDED TO THE POLLS
REMEMBER that your candidates, BART.
LEY, STOKELY, McELDERRY and all
are the known and devoted friends of
/ SOUND, PRACTICABLE, BANKING
SYSTEM!
A PROTECTIVE TARIFFm
DISTRIBUTION, and
: GENERAL ECONOMYM
in every branch of our State and National
Governments. For the Whig candidates,
we invoke your jealous, united and vic
torious support. You can elect ahem, il
you wiW
TURN OUT, TO A MAN;
cast your entire vote for the Wing Ticket,
the whole Whig Ticket, and nothing but
the Wing Tickets and, our word for it, you
will achieve one of the most brilliant VIC
tories that ever honored the gallant Wings
of Carroll county.
But we must remind you, that your
Loccfoco opponents will resort to any and
every means, whether fair or foul, to de-
feat you; and to regain their ascendancy
in this country. Never were they better
organized, Or more united, than at the pre-
sent monent; and they indulge the hope
that the want of vigilance in the Wing
ronks, CONNECTED with the effects which,
they trust, may be produced by the Liberty
vOte, will enable them to steal march
upon you, once more; and to carry their
ticket by stealth! Win you permit it, Are
you willing again to commit abe county
to the domination and control of the 'Court
house clique" which you repudiated and
spurned from you last fall? MARK TT WELL!
That same set Of hungry and desperate
political managers, is again at its "dirty
work" night and day. No stone will be
left Misunderstanding will be left undone
by the "CHque" and its nesO allies, to re-
gain Office and power, no matter what
may be the sacrifice! In all probability,
they will now, as heretofore, resort to their
old game of
SPURIOUS TICKETS,
to deceive and defraud unsuspicious and
unwary Wing voters!
SECRET ISLANDERS TOO,
will be circulated against the Whig candi-
dates, on the eve of the election, when it
will be too late to refute and counteract
them. In short, every vile means will be
used, to secure a Locoioco triumph. We,
therefore, warn our Wing friends, once
more, to BEWARE OF ELECTIONEER-
ING TRICKERY!
And now, having given the readers of
the Free Press our last words Of admoni-
ton, in the language of "truth and sober
ness" we feel, that we have discharged
our duty, as best we could, to promote the
great and good Wing cause.-the cause of
our country, and the cause of civil and re-
legious liberty the world over--we appeal
to our Wing Brethren to
S,ONTr I'M MIN DEcNTTCa
Do not be content with going to the
election and casting your o,On Uoie merely,
ON TUESDAY NEXT; hut
RrGO TO THE ELECTION EARLY
64rTAKE ALL YOUR WHIG NEIGH
BORIS
n7-SEE THAT EVERY WHIG VOTE
is POLLED--
0tTLABOR FOR THE WHIG TICK
ET--and victory-welI-deserved, well
won, glorious Viclory--shall be yours!-
Wing principles and Wing Measures will
be maintained and defended; and our
WING CANDIDATES SHALL STAND
ERECT, INDICATED AND TRIUMPH
ANT!
- 100: :C.--
nJ~IOOK TO THE LAW 60
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JUST RECEIVED

Atthe Carroll County Bible Depository
a large lot Of Bibles and Testaments.
which will be sold al cost prices.
R KENNEDY, Depository.
September 9, 1914,
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Leather.

Red Sole Leather IS 81 20 cts per lb.
Best White Spanish, at % /"
Harness, Upper. and CdJSkiEs, on hand
and for sale cheap, by
! ATKINSON g. co.
October 4. 1874
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the Senate and majority of TEN VOTES
on ioint-ballot Never fear Louisiana, she
will come up all right
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Coffee.

10 pounds Coffee Of the best quality
for one doiaI, by
I. ATKINSON s. CO
October 4 1914.
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Are YOU prepared fOT AC-
li0ne

The election is at hand. A day or two
only remain for preparation; and, if you
are found one day longer, sleeping on your
posts, your principles and your measures
Of public policy, may be trodden down by
the enemy; and your country doomed Tor
four long years, to witness another exhIbl'
ton Of those scenes Of distress, poverty
and ruin, which characterized the Igno-
minous and odious administration oi Mar
tin Van Burenl Permit David Tod, George
Fries, and John w. Russell, to be elected
and our county and district will be set
down as ami. Tariff, aali.Bank, onti- Dis
tri6mion,-thorough going Locoioco--Su6-
Treasury and ALI
REMEMBER, that the miscal)ed democratic
Candidatesin this county, district and State
one and ALL are opposed to any safe and
sound practicable Banking system, elthe
State or National--are opposed to Protec
tive TartF--areopposed to tte Distribution
among the States, Of ne proceeds Of salt
of Public Lands--Ore opposed, in short
every measure of public policy, which ca
contribute either to the wealth or prosper
" of the country; and committed only
sl,a
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GRAND WHIG RALLY AT CADIZ


The Wing Rally at Cadiz, last week,
was decidedly the largest assembly of the
People, which we have had the pleasure
to witness during the present campaign!
The number in attendance we cannot un.
dertake to state---it is estimated in the
Cadiz Republican at 10000! That vast
assembloge Of freemen was addressed by
GEN, CoMDs, of Kentucky, the Hon, J. R
GIpplNGs and Ex-Governor CoRwIN, of this
State, in speeches that have been rarel!
equalled in any age or country. eth
Latch String Was out" in good faith; an'
no man left Cadiz on the day of that mem
Oreble meeting, either hungry Or dry.
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For Ihe Carroll Free Press,

Mr.. EDITOR.
From my humble position in the
present campaign, no one would, for mo-
ment, have supposed, that any thing could
have been hStched up, to drag me before
the citizens of this county, through the
columns of your paper. But, in looking
over the democratic Crisis" Of the 27th
Of September, perceive an editorial arti-
Gle which, though brief in language, IS
long enough in its slOnderous character to
call forth this notice, The article referred
to, runs thus;
"a bird in the hand" &c.
at is rumored that McElderry and hi
friends soft-soaped poor Harsh out of hi
nomination, and secure his vote by prom
ise of the vacant Judgship. Not so fast
gentlemen, You must abide the action c
the Ohio Legislature on that matter an
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GGgpGSg gAlIs

Assorted umbers OF the best quality
one dollar for five pounds, for sale by
| ATKINSON & co.
October 4, 1874.
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TIMOTHY SEED, DRIED Peaches
Butter, Fi0GSeed. Feathers. BeeSwa@,
And al: kinds Of merchaniable Produce,
wanted in exchange for GOODS, for
which we will pay the highest price and
sell our GOODS as low as they can he
purchased in the Safe.
| ATKINSON 4 co.
October 4, lG44.
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PROTECTION IN 1908.

Extract from an address, published in
1903, urging the people OF VIrglhia to
such system ofdonesic manufactures
as wouId reader US independent Of for
eign nations;
Perhaps it is no wild suPPosilion to
couceve, that eVen if the present attacks
upon cur trade should blow over, con-
gtess may adopt the policy Of encourag-
ing our own manufactures, by rather
higher duties on lhe imported articles oI
Elrope To keep ourselves from being
altogether dependent on Europe for our
cIolblng, congress may adopt this course
il they should discover from the expert
pnce Of The intermediate time, that we
have really the lncIlnat'oH and spirit to
CIolhe ourselves.
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JORNf Rt IP@IpP,

Attorney and Counsellor at Lao.
Office in the Court house, CarroIIlon,
Ohio,
September I3, 1914.
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SUB. TREASURY SYSTEM
THE REPEAL or THE PRESENT
TARIFFn

AND THE ANNEXATION OF TEXASN
Aqains, these men--the Locoioco candl-
dates--who arc thus aiming deadly blow
at all the great and sOluiafy interests oil
,he West, the North, and lhe East, we call
upon you to make
ONE GENERAL RALLYt
Let all personal feeling, If any such
,.sre beA as to the nomination of this, OF
,hat Wing candidate, he merged, for the
,,esent. in the cause Of our common coun'
,rv. and lot MS all, as sons worthy Of oul
.i,es who ehed their blood on the fields o
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"WHY STAND YE HERE ALL THE
DAY IDLEl"
TO THE WHEGS or CARROLL!

This is the last occasion that we can
have to address you previous to the elec-
ton on Tuesday nertj and, strong as sour
belief, that
EVERY MAN WILL DO HIS DUTY
we can not permit our paper to go to press
without adding few words to what we
have already said, by way of admonItIon
and exhortation!
JUuICC 0E CARpOTIf
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October 4th 1874.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-25


Baltimore City Court. The sitting of this
court, on Saturday last, was taken up in the
trial ofcommon assault and battery cases. Sam'
Pickings plead guilty to a charge of an assault
upon WIN. Croft, and was fined 81 and costs.
Joseph Shaney was found guilty Of assaulting
Elizabeth Hughes, and ordered to pay fine Of
81 and costs. Patrick Huges, for assaulting ].
II. Drain, was fined like sum. Jesse Trus-
ty, (colored,) charged with assaultng Thomas
liolbrook, was declared not guilty, and the
prosecutor ordered to pay costs. The court ad-
journed to meet again this morning, at ten
o'cock-when the trial ofjury cases will be re-
sumcd.
Baltimore County Court. This court, having
cleared its docket of jury cases ready for trial,
discharged the petit jury ON Saturday last, and
adjourned over till Saturday next, when il
will meet TO hear argument upon mere points
Of law, connected with cases tried during the
term.
Eclipse Of tae Moon. There was total eclipse
Of the Moon, last evening, commencing at nine
minutes before ) o'clock, about twcnty-three
minutes after rising. 1t was total from 6 to hall
past /, and terminated at forty minutes past S
o'clock. 1t was looked upon with no little in
terest.
ATTEMPTED Suicide. A colored woman, resi-
ding in Asquith street, attempted to commit
suicide, yesterday morning, by hanging herself
She was discovered by her husband while sus
pended, cut down, and restored to life.
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GaArulrOus ADVICE. The editor of thc
New York Herald is famous for rendering al
vice to all parties; and seems disposed to as
sumo to himself the character of Sir Oracle,
Blu: it has heretofore happened, (and will pro-
baby occur again, that his advice or ustruc-
lions have been totally tisregarded So far as
bis ad,nonitions relate to the democratic or
whig parties, we have nothing 10 say-but
vgnen he undertakes to dictate on the subject
of the naturalization laws, in such language as
lhe following, we shall deny his authority. He
says Let every man, from whatever land he
comes, who sets his foot upon these shores,
~ith the declared intention of adopting this
country as a permanent home, and who swears
allegiance TO it, be at once acknowledged TO be
What he is--a freeman and entitled to the full
enjoyment of all the rights Of those who were
born so. This is in accordance with the first
principles Of American liberty, as declared in
she Declaration Of Independence"
These sentiments are not American, nor will
shey be adopted by any man who deserves &c
enjoy the rights Of an American citizen. We
cannot but express our establishment that they
should have been uttered by a man who has hat
llle opportunity Of seeing the base frauds which
have been practised during tic past elections
We are required to throw our doors wide opel
10 every man, criminal or otherwise, witt
mas slink proper 10 seek our shores, and t'
grant him at once, all the rights Of citizenship
even to the presiding over the country as Pre-
sident Of he Union. This is the advice gratu
ltously given 10 the people Of the United States
by the editor of the New York Herald ant
particularly urged upon the wing party 70
their adoption. Our fathers would have Tough
and bled to little purpose, if the fruits of thei
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G3-LADIES' FAIR AT THE UNIVERSAI.IST
CHURCH. In consequence of the VERY LANCE col
vcrsaliSt Fair and the unavUFable state of the
Their for few days past, the FAIR will be continued
for two days longer, MONDAY and TUESDAY.
Some of the most splendid and valuable things yet
remain to be disposed of. If the articles are not all
sold on Monday and Tuesday, GENERAL sAEE will
take place on WEDNESDAY EVENING. na5 81
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n7- NOTICE. The Annual Exhibition of the Scho
lars of the Charity Infant School, will take place
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, at O'Clock, in
the Methodist Church, N. +, corner Of Charles and
Fayeltn streets. The Rev. Professor DuRgIs of Dick
inson College will deliver nm address he occasion.
The public, and particularly those nercsedin Infant
Education and Chrislianizllion, earnestly invited
10 attend. 1t
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MONDAY MORNING, Nov, Is, 1874,

AMERICAN REPUBLICAN, MANIFESTO. Print
ed copies OF this manifesto published IN our
paper Of Friday LAST have boon left at this
office for circulation and signature. They will
81 given to those who may desire to use them
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARK ET STREET.,

BETWEEN CHAKNES ANN ST. PAJL-STS.
No. i6l, NOW No. 1876.
FHNhE Subscriber would inform bis friends and
o. customers that he has compistcd his FALL. and
WINTER Stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIhERES and
VESTINGS, selected with special and judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock To his PATRONS
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
{G3- Having in my employ the hest workmen. my
customers may feel confident IN having their orders
executed in the best style, and AT the shortest notice.
oS WILLIAM ROGERS.
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i1'- The Eleventh Anniversary of the MARYLAND
STATE BIBLE SOCIETY, will be held in Rev. Dr.
Duncan's Church, on TUT SD8Y, the 25th int, at 7
O'Clock, PM. Addresses by Rev. nr. NoTr, Presi
dent OF Union College, and by Rev. Dr. DuRBIS, Pre-
sicEt 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 ConyrT tion
are respectfully invited to be present This cOngre-
cation is solicited to attend The Board will meet in
the Lecture Room nj G. O'Clock. u2J2t
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NJ CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING o
every descriptions executed with great despatch, al No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any 'thsr
- office execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LaDlNG,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c.
Indeed it is needless enumcratc, as we are pos
sesscd nf facilities for doing work. in every STYLE and in
a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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r3- PRESBYTERIAN FAIR CONTINUED. The
Far ut the Third Presbyterian Church. Eutaw street,
will he continued THIS (Monday) EVENING, aud
also on TUESDAY and 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 nitcndane and will no doubt greatly
contribute to the pleasure of those who may be pre-
sent. n23-2r
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10 FAIR AT THE CHURCH. OF ASCENSION,
WEST LEXINGTON STREET. The Ladies Of The
Ascension Church will hold sale of useful and fancy
articles at the Lecture Room of the Church on Tues
day and Wedut sday, Goth and 27lh inst. It will be
open each day from 10 A. NJ. 10 10 r. NJ. The public
are respectfully invited to attend. n253t
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HOUCK'S PANACEA

SURPAssEs ALL OTHER REMEDIES FOR TIL
CURE OF COLDS, COUGHS. ASTHMA, COZ
SUMPTION, AND OTHER DIsEASES. o..
FayHDUsANDS of persons can testify to its Z
a. icacy, who have beer cured after all other I
NEEDLES had failed. in
II Is unnecessary 10 euo2izc the virtue of the Pan
cea, as il stands unrvailcd 10y all other medicines,
will he fully testified 10 by reference to the pamphl,
accompanying each hostile af'.it
Price, per bottle, Sl5O
y liberal discount aaie to persons who purchase
sell No, l5, LIBERTY, CORNER OF GERMAN-sr.
n22-3,n JACOB HOUCK.
HAM5ES0S'S HAND MADE WATER Graz
81 hEES, lu kegs and bbls. just received for sale
MARCUS DENISON,
Oh No 81 BaltimoFe-ss
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GERMAN fAGER's BALI. The excellent
military corps, the German Yagers, Captain
Etcrman will celebrate their anniversary, as
will be seen by reference to the ADVERTISEMENT
by Il bali, in the saloon of the Law Buildings,
this evening, The managers promise that
every preparation shall be made to ensure de-
lightful entertainment to all visilers. As this
is the first ball of the season, we have no doubt
bat large numbcro of ladies' and gentlemen will
avail! themselves of the opportunity to ''tread
the giddy mazes of the dance" Excellent mu-
SIC will be in attendance.
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fg- Repaiting done.
ANllNICAN KEPU LICAN
HEAD QUARTERS I'M

HEAD QUARTERS,
LITE MILITARY HILL, N. GAY SIREET.S
FaSHFG Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
III FORMS the CITIZENS OF Baltimore and vicinity tina
in conformity with public opinio he has changed til
name of his ESTABLISHING Mt TO the CHAMBERLAIN REs
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS,'' where he wi
be happy to accommodate his old customers, am
such ones as may desilc 10 avail themselves OF
comfortable place of resort. The Bas will be, a
usual. supplied with the choicest WINES and l. Il
QUOES and all the Delicacics of the season will bf
served u? rs heretofore, in the best style.
fry- The BOWLING SALOONS attached to IN
establishments are comfortably fitted up for the VIII
ter Season, where gentlemen can aGuse themseiyd
in this healthy exercise without molesIation, and
the smallest expense h
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor s
.. ..f American Republican House, h
u20 Ban Late Military Hall. N. Gay-st. L
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[ Frnm the Rnstnn Trny,lInr.


We, the Subscribers beng chosen Judges by
the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Asso-
citation, in Boston, Sept 1874, on Cooking
Stoves, Ranges, furnaces, SC, would inform
the publi" that, after testing all the cooking
stoves that were pat in the Fair for exhibition,
and letting each man manage his own stove
with tie same kind of coal, in order to asccr-
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
Gonman & Northrap, 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, in
thirty minutes from the time that the fire was
put in the stove, to which we awarded the Sill
vcr Medal.
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~ O0k FOiS No. .. che subscriber,has JUS
M received at No 9BALTiMORE-SF.,( ueat the
Brldge,) an entire new stock of the cheapest Goods
KNIVES, first rate article, at only IS cents each
good SCISS0 RS, at S cents pair; silk web Sus
penders at Is ceGts pair; splendid JET Hair Pins
with Tasses, AT ouly cents; Hooks and Eyes, ceng
box; solid head Pins, cents paper; drilled eyed
NEEDLES 3 cents paper; good black Hose, 3 cents
pt white Hose, ects pr; GLOVES, ass'd co0rs, az
) cents pr; superior French worked COLLARS, az
only 81 cents each, worth 81; good Lead Pencils, q
cts duz silver Pencils a, lSi cents; handsome rnt9
to Thmbles, ? cents; handsome Gold kings wit. I
sets. 314 cents; plain Gold Rings, % cents Wood
Clocks, 81; Brass Clocks, $3.50. Also, JeweryA
Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Britannia Ware, JapaAne
Ware, &C. Sc. For sale, AT wholesale or retail, u
very low prices, for cash. by
q. 4. NlCKERS, No. 9 Baitmnre-si,
Near the B.idge. 4
- mn. Rennituu inpe f.y
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IE ORE SPLENDID LUCK! Per the returns
VIZ OF the Female seminary Lai,ery, drawn last
Saturday, three Nos. tickets sold by the all Lucky
Prize Vendors, MILL Err * CO.. one the beautiful
prize OF $3.50, half ticket, Nos 5 SO -, which cost
only 81 and, one Of Si25, quarter ticket, Nos. is %
IS, and Nos lS 81 65 al sold by he lucky prize ven
3crs, Miller 4 Co.
Draws TO DAY, Maryland Lottery, class No. l3J
rs Nos, II Notwithstanding a s;2+ndid scheme ias
Inc prce OF tickets.
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UPHOLSTERYS P.3PER-H.iNGIEGS STORE
raSfBE Subscriber will make Brussels CARPETS
III for 10 cents per yard; Ingram CARPETS for g
cents per yard; OIL CLOTHS laid at low ptices ac-
corsing TO quality; BEDS, MATTRESSES, CUSH-
IONS, and every other description OF work done in
The neatest manner, promptly and low, always for
cash. on delivery, or when completed.
LOUIS MULLER, Baltimore street,
n2J I'm One door from Charles. mo. 2l6.)
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Qg-UNIVERSALIST FAIR. The LADIES'
FAIR now being held ia he Session Room of the Uni
vcrSast Church. Of Calvert and Pleasantsts.,
will be CONTINUED Il few days longer, as many very
valuable articles yet remain to be Disposed Of II will
be open EVERY DAY and EVENING, tioln 10 o'cIk.
A. NJ. TO 10 o'csck, p. NJ nls.tf
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NJ 40 Is' ID a Il iAl'hE = L
-. H.. N. 4. ~ /

FIN doors East OF Eden street,
{E3s REFERENcEs--Wilim Reaney, Esq, Charles
T. Mayer, Esq DR.. Jacob Jennings, Maj. Joshua Dry
den, IT. George w. Teackc, Esq. n25-lms
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* = y = IT 1a.1t WI CFF1CE-Sy
MZ observation-disclosures for this week:
To-DAY-9i2 900; $1,000, &c. Ticket1s4 fiji,
package OF % quarters, certificate for ,sly Sl4
IuESDAY-9000. Tickets So Package Ss.S3
WEDNESDAYS coo, 90 of SlG0O, be Tick
cts 81 Packages Sl6.56-
THURSDAY, of $1,000, tickets S., pac wages SIS.
FRIDAY, $780, tickets $3.50, packages gi2. 81.
SATURDAY, $5000s 't5mall Fry,' ticlpts 81 70,
packages $500
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner Sastll-st ard Exchange Place, o.
II Corner COmiaefce and Pratt E.reets
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HEUAktDISG. gentleman ana hts wlu ran
Il q be accommodated with Boarding in a small ia
mily, where there are no children. For particulars
apply At this office. n25-th2t