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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

IPThe Ladies of the lndigent Sick Socie-
ty acknowledge the receipt of the following
contributions:
From the Fakir of Ava, S20.l3
" Mrs. Grace, 800
l." J. d. Mex, 500
,qssaulting Eatchmen. Waterman Wilcox,
while assisting on Sunday night in arresting a
disorderly person, was struck violent blow
upon the head with stone or brickbat, which
completely disabled him for the night. DR..
John l.. Yeates was loon in attendance and
dressed the wound, when he was conveyed
home to his family. Waterman Keen, while
taking Ohio Claggett to the watch-house, was
knocked down by him, and received several
blows. Claggctt escaped, taking with him the
watchman's cap. George Hotfnagle, Charles
S. Barlne, Thomas Maly and Charles Myers,
were all charged on Saturday night with re-
ssting the watchmen of the Middle District, in
the discharge of their duty. They were each
committed to Jail in default of security, by w.
A. Schaetfer, Esq, John Lands, (colored) for
disturbing the congregation worshipng in Sharp
St, and resisting the Waterman, was also CON-
United yesterday by James Blair, Esq. Enough
for one night.
Boys Take Warning. Two boys were brought
to the Middle District watch-house, on Sun
day night, and there kept for firing crackers
in the streets. We are requested to state that
the Mayor has given strict orders to the police
to arrest all persons, old and young who are
caught discharging firearms or firing crackers
during the holydays. The law will be strictly
enforced against all offenders.
Throlping Stones in the Street. Chas. Banks
(colored) boy about - years of age, wal
yesterday fined 81 and costs, by VIM. A
Schaeffer, Esq, for throwing stones in thu
streets.
Quick Work. Last evening Mesrrs. Parsons
& Preston, booksellers in Pratt St., adjoining TIT
depot, received by way of the Magnetic Tele
graph, an enquiry respecting the price of Ger
tain books, returned an answer, which proving
satisfactory, the articles were ordered and dis
!, patched in the evening train for Washington
all in the space of few seconds.
/ Christmas Festival Of The Mechanical Fire Com
pany. The above excellent and efficient fir
company will hold their Annual Christmas Fes
tival in the Library room of their engine house
OH Wednesday the 25th, at | O'Clock. w
wish them happy and pleasant time.
Fire. The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock, was occasioned by the burnin.
Of a chimney at the west end Of Saratoga ST.
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07- WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
"WHOOPING co UGH CORDI.4L" has seen
proved, in hundreds of cases in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy. if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsrH-
MA, all structures of the Chest, mot depending upon
nfammaton,) difficulty of breathing, &c. it is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstances induce Inc 10 state, that the GENUINE AR
can only be obtained of DR.. GIDEON b. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d4 tJal0*
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no The Ladies of the THIRD GERMAN RE
FORMED CHURCH contemplate holding sale of
fancy and useful articles in the Basement of the
Church lately erected al the north east of Sa
ratoga and Paca streets, commencing on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 18th inst, ut O'Clock, and cortinu
ing every day and evening during the week, Except
ing Christmas day. it will he opened on Christmas
evening. The public are respectfully invited to at
tend d23-4t
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INTERESTING LETTER. We have received
a pamphlet copy of highly interesting letter
from the Hon. John p. Kennedy, ''On the pro-
position to transfer the Stock held by the Fed
erai Government in the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, to the State Of Maryland, Addressed to
the Honorable, the President of the Senate,
and the Honorable, the Speaker Of the House
of Delegates, IN the General Assembly of Ma
ryland, December, lS44" MIR. Kennedy gives
concise, lucid and correct history of the Ca
nal-of the agency of the general government
in the work--its obligation TO contribute to its
construction, and of the non-tul6ment of its
solemn promises, after having induced Mary
land to burthen herself with debt, which, but
for the reliance placed on the pledged faith of
the general government, she never would have
incurred. DIR kennedy's statement of these
particulars cannot be denied, and are known
by the citizens of Maryland to be true. The
general government entered upon the work of
constructing the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana,
as controlling partner; dictated its dimensions,
which were accordingly enlarged to adapt it to
national purposes; aud was to have paid one
half the expenses of construction. Under
these circumstances Mr.. Kennedy thinks, that
it would be inexpedient to accept the transfer
lent for the claim which we have against the
general government, on account Of this work.
He says:
"Our demand is to be reimbursed for all that
we have advanced beyond one half of the Joint
expense of the Canal. In taking upon ourselves
one halt ofthe expense, every much transcend
the terms ofthe compact as originally proposed
and understood. ! have assumed that proper
ton however, because it places us upon an
equality with the Government, and shows that
we ask no more from it than it first assumed to
paw. To this extent conceive our claim to be
indisputable as claim upon the honor and
good faith Of the nation"
awe have right to ask the Govornmen
to pau its oaon debt: we have no reason to believe
it could be induced to assume ours. Our de
mand is, that it do not repudiate its obligation
to u.s."
eUpon loose estimate of the items which
enter into our demand, | have computed 1T t.
; amount to about three millions of dollars du
to US by the Government, and that the Gov
eminent, upon refunding this sum, would b
entitled to receive from us about two and hal
millions ofthe stock in addition to what it nov
holds Tire computation is based upon the as
sumption that our two millions loan to the Ca
nal should be converted into an equivalent il
stock; and that the Government should b.
chargeable with the arrears of interest upon s.
much as we have advanced beyond our prope
share, and also cbargeable with one half of tn
outstanding debts as Joint liabilities OF the con
Germ. 1t would be necessary that the accoan
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fh7-GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. "A
C.9RD. MRS. BAILEY most respectfully announ-
ces to her friends and the public, that she proposes
GIVING A GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC; when she will Introduce
selections from BALFE's admired Opera of the "Bo-
HERMAN GIRL" and other tavOrte Songs. The asSis-
lance of of the most eminent Professors has been
Kindly volunteered, and the plogamme will appear in
future advertisement. d23-tf
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M3-SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
Exhibition of the Sabbath Schools attached to the Ca
roline Station, will he held in the Caroline ST. vi. H..
Church on THURSDAY EVENING, the a6th inst,
commencing at CT O'Clock. Arrangements have been
made to render this of the most interesting exh
billions of the season, consisting in part of variety of
Speeches, Dialogues, Hymns ard sabbath School FIX
ercscs, prepared expressly for the occasioR-added to
which, an appropriate address may be expected from
the Rev HENRY SLIcER,
{h3s Tickets l2i cents each-can be obtained at the
bookstore of Rev, l. T. Cook Baltimore street, of Mr..
l.. AudOun, Thames-st, +. p; Mr. Jos. A. Ramsay,
Market-st F, p, and of the Teachers. d2l tuw3t
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NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
|EO. w. WEBB, BALTIMORE STREET,
GW NEAR CHARLES, has received beautiful as
sortment of JEWELRY AND FINE FANCY AR
TiCLES, such as-Breastpns; Hoop Ear rings; Gold
Pencils and Tooth Picks, Rings, Keys and Chains,
Mcdalions for hair, Go Miniature Settings, Brace
lets; silver and plated Cups silver Card Cases, Souv
enrs; silver Budpins silver and gilt mt'd Scent Bot
ties, elegant Rich Gilt Chayes, Berlin iron, bronzcd
and gilt CrucifXes, beautiful article; pair elegant
rich gilt mounted Vases, for flowers; velvet and steel
mounted Bags, for children; silver Bells and Coral;
Fruit Surprisefs; China Cologne Bottles and Vases;
gilt and silver IairpnS: Porte BOquets; Sixon Sons
Knives, and Spoons and Forks for childreh with va
riety of other articles.
A great part of the Jewery is Of his own make and
the balance has been selected with great from
other establishments. d23-2r
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PRIVATE TUITION.

PRIVATE TUITION.
NH r.. MAGENES, Professor of the science and
We practice of Reading and Speaking, has the hon
to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Baltimore,
that he imparts instruction, privately, at No. no
N. GAY STREET, near High street. Students are pre-
pared for the Bar, the Pulpit or the Senatc-wbilst
every defect in articulation, such as STAMMERING,
is, in short period, almost nperceptibly eradicated
Young Ladies will be attended at their dwellings
and taught to read with taste elegance and effect
He respectfully statcs that having been under thirteen
of the most eloquent Professors of Eocution in Lon
don, Edinburgh Glasgow and Dublin, he hopes to give
general satisfaction. Attendance given at Semina
ries. d24-laW3tN
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TO SHOEMAKERS.

q IA AMBITION EASTER q CO., 2O3 BAL
d D. TIMoRE STREET, have just received another
supply of extra fine biack HASTINGS.
We have regularly on hand Jet and Blue Black
HASTINGS, OF fine 10 eXta super quality; various
Fancy materials for Cater Scots; Gallons, all silk
and Union; No. . and RIBBONS; cotton and silk
LACETS; Canton FIannels; Beached and Brown
Drills; 50 bieached Linen for linings white and black
SATiNS, SC.
To the trade the above articles will be made al very
low prices.
VG-We have also on hand large and splendid
stock Of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, at the low
est prices. d23 ct
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DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
a AN STILL SELLING: OFF MY STOCK
III of DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD to COST.
The large quantity have sold within the last few
weeks is the best guarantee their being really cheap
Amongst them | have still on hand some Of those
MERlNOS which have been and still am ceiling at
about half their value. CASSfM ERES; Plain, Strip
ed and Plaid SATTiNETTS; Whitney Bl.AN KETS,
all sizes; Full'd LINSEY; HOSIERY, among which
are Black Alpaca, Black Lambs Wool Il full assert
ment from 81 cents to- So Black Worsted and Cash
mere do. Children's heavy Scotch Lambs Wool all
sizes. UMBRELLAS. Cloth, Velvet and Glazed
CAPS. CALICO, MOUSLIN, &C. &c all of which
| am deerHnedte Close out Call and see.
GEORGE II. RHODES, 40 Lexington st.
d23-lm* five doors east of Eutaw.
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"Tuu Laurel WREATH; OR, AFFEo rIoN's
KEErsAKE," This pretty little volume con-
sisis of original prose and poetic compositions;
and would be an appropriate present for the
season. 1t s,tor sale by F. Lucas, Jr. No. 10
Baltimore-st.
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Ez- PEASE & SONS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF HOARHOUND CANDY, This justly celebrated
Candy, for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Whoopng Cough Group, Asthma, &C.,
may be had at wholesale or retail, of Roberts At
kinson corner of Hanover and Market streets; of
Perkins s. Brother corner Of Franklin and Green ss.;
or L. II. Perkins, south west corner of Market and
Green streets, Baltimore. n30-5w~
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"a o. d. F.-THE ODD FELLOWS OFFER
IA . ING FOR lS45-A splendid work. containing 8
beautiful STEEL ENGRAVINGS, viz:
David and Jonathan at the Stone Ezel-Vignette,
Friendship, Love and Truth,
The Odd Fellows Widow,
The Odd Fellows Daughter,
The odd Fellows Cholce,
An Adventure in the Beach Woods,
The Odd Fellows Orphans,
The Odd Fellows Family.
ALL OF which were drawn and engraved for this
Book; they therefore original and the handiwork
of an odd Fellow.
The matter is entirely original 1t, also is the work
of Odd Fellows and their l. aides. This work for le45
far superior those formerly published Price only
81 So 1t holds rank with the best, and is yet the
cheapest Annual Of the season. For sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
at No. l5l Pratt ST. ,adjoining R. II. Depot.
T.-The only agents for the work in the city. d24-2t
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ng- FAIR. The Scholars attached to Luther Cha
pei Sabbath School have opened sale Of useful and
Fancy Articles in the School house attached to the
Chapel in Monument street, near Gay and will con-
tinue the same through the hoydays. The proceeds
to be appropriated the purchase of Library and
other expenses of the School Thefcnds Of the cause
and the public generally, are respectfully invited to
attend. ri dbl
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atHEAP DRY GOODS. large and hand
a. some assortment, consisting oi-CLOTfS AND
CASSlMERES; CASSlNErS; BEAVER CLOTHS;
KERSEfS; Blankets; Flannes; Linseys; Merinos;
Apacas; Mouseline de Lanes; Cashmeres; Shirtings
"a large assortment of Long Cloth Shirtinas, of the
most approved makes; Irish Linens, Sheets aud Dia-
perS, Counterpanes; cotton Wadding and Laps; Yes
tlngs; Silk and Cotton VelvetS Luslrings; Canton
Blankets; BedIick, Buraps, Apron AID Furniture
Checks; linen cambria and silk pocket hdkfs; SUPER.
or Saxcny Wool Shirts ana Drawers, gentiemen's
Stocks and Scarfs Suspenders; Llces; Edgings and
Cap Nets; Bombazncs; Figured Saxonies; Worsted
Serge Gala Plaids; Poplns; Kentucky Jeans; bleach
ed, unbleached and cooIed Caution FanueIs; Cali
Goes; Ginehanis; pongee; Silesia; Patent Threads;
Sewing Silk; Skein Cotton; Cotton Osuaburgs and
Drillmgs; Brown Holland; Brown French Linen;
Gloves; Miits; SHAWLS, Menno, Broclie, Blanket,
TagIion, Cashmere, Waffle &C.; Buttons; Padding;
Canvass; "a TO l2-4 b!eaChed and brown Domestic
Cottons Domestic Pa'ds; Shifting, Stripes, SC. &c.
Selling wholesale and retail, very low, at the Depot
of Bargains, $. Z. corner of Hanover and Lombard
streets. HENRY w, COOKE.
d23 OF the late firm of Cooke, Flint * 20.
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G}-MUFFS! MUFFS!! MUFFS" Just received,
another invoice of those beautiful Natural and Lus-
tired Lynx and other MUFFS, for Ladies and Chill
dren, which will be disposed of low at
G. X. QUAIL'S, Pratt street,
d23-2tt a few doors west of Hanover.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

D OONIS TO RENT to a respectable family,
Ma others need apply, and without family OF
children, or two would not be Objectionable, pro-
vided they under proper subsection their parents.
Apply early at No. I69 HANOVER STREET near
York. Hanover street is considered one of the most
pleasant in the city for residence. Three
five rooms could be hada good cellar, and hydrant
attached to the premises. d24-3t
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mz.nOLyDAy PRESEN,rS.-y

{G3-HOLXDAX PR E,S ENTS.-We have just
received by late arrivals from IIavre via New York,
great variety ofartcles suitable for presents the com
ing Hoydays-consiStihg in part ofWork Boxes, with
and without furniture varying in prices from 10 cents
to $3.50 each; Gilt and China Flower Stands, of beau
tul styles Card Cases and Baskets gilt Scent Bottes
splendid Gilt Watch Stands; beautiful Plated Tea
Sets, for children; steel Hair Pins steel top Combs of
the latest styles; beautiful Jet Buttoes Cameo Breast
pins at IS CTS each; Jet Hair Pins and 2s cts. each;
also, French Perfumery, of the finest qualities All
the style goods selected they arrive in New
York.
NO Right on the corner Of Market and Charles sts.
d3i-ltt MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY.
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HANDSOME PRESENTS.
GELLIEG OFF IN REALITY. To c

&ELI4ING OFF IN REALITY. To close
~ out the entire stock of FANCY DRY GOODS,
at No. % HOW.4RD ST, Sd door from Fay cite.
SIS Cashmere Shawls tor SIP; sl0 do do for So;
81 50 do do for 6 SIS rich embroidered ThibG for II;
SD do do for 10; 81 embr'd Cloth do for 50 81 80
Bonnet Nelves tor2 50 do do for 80; 81 cents silk
CravaS or Ties for %; Half do do for l2!; soc Cash
mere d'Cosse for 49, Sic Mousn de LANES for %;
BE do do for 81 62ic French do to so; 75c super do
for &c; 81 gd Gro de Maps 10, S0c; SIC do do or 7O;
75c do do for 65 isse Bonnet Ribbons for 1875; 25c do
do for S2; &c do do for %; soc Cape d'Ecosse for
37a; Gloves, Mits, sc. &c.
The above Goods have been put down TO the prices
named 10 close them out, in order to make change
in business. HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
Howard street, Sd door from Fayette.
N. B. Particular attention hereafter paid keeping
up Cheap stock of Staple and Domestic DRY Goods,
prices compared with any in the city. Goods from
Auction expected every week. d2i If
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FRoNT STREET THEATRE. Notwithstand-
ing the inclemency of the weather, the audi
ence at the above popular place of amusement
last evening wasa large and respectable one.
Mrs. Wilkinson sustained TIE character of
Pauline in an admirable manner. MIR. w.
Chapman's Demas was also performed we'll
The bill for to night is quite attractive The
Heir at Law and The Smugger's Son, in the
former piece Mr.. Burton appears, whose name
alone ought to Gil the house from pit to DOME
Fancy AND CIrIzEN's DREss BALL. 1t will
be seen by reference to advertisement in ano-
ther column, that Mr.. Charles l.. Spies, so well
known for his skill and taste in getting up and
conducting dancing assemblies, will give a
grand fancy and dress ball this evening, at
Central Hall. Those who desire to pass an
agreeable evening, amid blaze of beauty and
fashion, will do we'll to attend. Mr.. S. will
spare no means to render all agreeable, and his
ability to do so is too well established to admit
of doubt, that he will be found adequate to the
task.
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Ut OST, on Saturday evening, the 2 st inst, pro
a. baby between Gay street and High, in Market
street, or between Market and Lombard. in Highest a
formed of d square of brants, with
out n centre stone. The finder will receive suitable
reward on leaving il at this Office. d2i-3t
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90 FAIR. The Ladies attached to the NEW RE-
FORMED CHURCH, corner of PaCa and Saratoga
streets, intend holding Fair, commencing on TIL
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, and continuing until after
the Holydavs. They have great variety of TOYS
and FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES Also, a
good assortment of handsomely bound BOOKS, suit
able for Christmas and New Years presents AS the
proceeds of the Fair to be devoted to benevolent
object is 10 be hoped that their friends and the pub
lie generally will give them call. d24 1t
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christmas BOOKS. SC

RUBBERS! RUBBERSM RUBBERSl!!
AND CHEAP SHOES.
EDREPARE for white Christmas and buyRUB-
M BERS while you can get them at the following
low prices:
3d., Misses Rubber Over Shoes for so cts.
ezcSshaSs9 Ladies' do. do 70 "
Mems do. do Sl.5O
Ladies' Kid and Leather high cut Jeftersons, 10 90
Small boys s. chiidren's leather Lace Boots, 37k "
Ladies Kid Ties and Slippers, 81 and 374 "
NC Mems thick BOOTS and thick BROGANS, by
case or dozen, cheap. Cloth, Fur, Hair and Fancy
CAPS--all to he closed out low.
X. b. GRIFFIN, 23l Market street,
d24-lt* one door above Charles.
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POST OFFICE, BALTIMORE Mp.
24th DECEMBER, 1874. !
ySyHIS OFFICE will be open on Christmas day
Al from to 10 O'Clock in the morning, and from 3
to A O'Clock in the afternoon,
1t THOS. FINLEY, Postmaster.
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PREsENrs.-I have Just re

OLIDAY PRESENTS have Just re-
IA ceived and opening, splendid Stock Of FAN
CY AND USEFUL ARTICLES, suitable for presents,
sGch as gold Everponts; Rings Breaspns; Bracelets;
Watches; Chains and Guards Gard Cases; fancy rur-
SEES, Bronze and China nkstands; Rosewood and Fan
cy Gilt Work, Dressing and Perfume Boxes; Chill
drcn's Games; China Tea Sets; Wax Dolls; Catica-
lures and Toys in the greatest variety. The above
goods, chiefly Of my own importation, and not
old stock auction goods; all of which pledge hy
self to sell low, if not lower than they can be had
anywhere in the city, Call and convince yourselves
JACOB TRUST, 3l2 Bait St, north side,
d1t3th between Liberty and Howard SIS.
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NROUND RENTS Fer SALE. Three
w well secured and central Ground Rents for sale
at Sl35 each Also, of Sc each, and of 500 and
sd Apply to BENJAMIN BOND--or
GEO. GELBACH,
da4 40 Second street.
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TIE FAIRS. The ladies attached to the
.New Reformed Church, corner Of Paca and Sa-
ratoga streets, commence to-day sale of a
great variety offancy articles suitable for holy
day presents As the proceeds of the fair will
be devoted to benevolent object, it is hoped
their friends and the public generally will pa
tronize them literally.
The Fair for the benefit Of the Luther Cha
pei Sabbath School still continues open at the
school house in Monument street, near Cay
The proceeds to be appropriated to the pur-
chase of library and other expenses of the
school
The Fair for the benefit of 81. Stephens
Church, which is being held in the Egyptian
Saloon OF the Odd Fellows Hall, is like all
others, place great attraction, an interest
ing place to spend the day.
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YH,WO MORE snug prizes sold by BYRNE &
IL co. yesterday; Nos. 81 ~ rs, $500 half, and S.
So, quarter ticket $50, both sold in the Consolidated
Lottery, class l25, drawn yesterday. The following
are the drawn Nos 6s rs SO 36 So 43 "a &c 24a6.
For handsome Christmas present, just step in at
Fortunes Home, (old d Calvert st.l and try ticket
in the beautiful scheme for TODAY. Capitals $4,000,
$1,000, 5 of $1,000, of $500. Tickets S2i.
For fortunate Nos, apply TO
BYRNE s CO., No. d Calvert street,
1t Opposite BarRun's City Hotel.
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NEW HAMS. NEW HAMS!
nnn SUGAR CURED HAMS, put up
$VSH by ourselves especially for Family use,
in our usual good style and which SO much ad-
mired for their superior favour and richness will be
ready for delivery Monday, 23d inst We would
advise all who want something good for Christmas
dinner TO call and get one. LEVERING & BRO.
a2i-3t' s. E. corner Pratt and Hanoyer-sts.