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G3- DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Baltimore ST.,
fth door east Of Front-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
clNEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, To wit:-lndiaE Vegetable Purifying and
Anti bilious Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bers, 25 cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific 50 cents
bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents a bottle; New
Einetic Preparation, IL! cents vial; Pediluvum or
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &c.
81 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2t cents
VIAL Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
couS medicine for mothers and infants so bottles
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrscation, and accom-
paniments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 3d. Dysen
terry Cordial 50 cts bottle, sc. SC. Sc. Printed d
recons for the administration of these remedies ac-
company each article. N. B. Advice given by DR..
w. free of charge. ml3-tf
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LITTER sAGs Up AT THE EXCHANGE RFa DrtsI p,,v,
cor naiParaiso-Ship Euphrasia. I,+ Au-
For naiparai'n-Ship Mississippi, seen
I"' Rotterd am-Snip Dublin soon
For hotterHaii-Ship Stephen LurlnaR 5nor
Eor btemen--Shp America; with despatch,
FOR Bremen-Ship Goethe, with despstcb
of August " ''''t' ~
For RIo de JaIero-Barque Csfharine, few dasa
For AntwerP-Bris Helen Mcleod, sooa.
FOR st. IhOmaE--Brig Apollo, with desnntch.
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G}- Wetake pleasure in calling the attention of our
readers TO the very fattering inducements offered in
another column to ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry firm of EMORY 4 co, No North Calvert st.
to the astonishing CT these gentlemen in re
Heving peculiarly distress be true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than an ordinary
notice. ie27 #
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03-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Nd. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for 1915:
Al 6 81 II IS 10 % 50 40 90 IL II 50 {
i and 81, being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each 40
II and 81, being the 81 and 4th drawn Nos. each 80
IL and Is, being the 4th and 9Th drawn Nos each 30
ls and 70, being the 9Th and 9th; OF % and 20,
being the 9th and 7th drawn Nos each u
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, " 5
FROM the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. > n. Calvert.s ST.
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CLEARED,
snip Leopard, Longcope, iaYre, B NJ. Hodges Lr
ship Lnconia, Porter, Amsterdam, 3D.
brig Pioneer, Henl2n, West Indies, with inward
cafgo) VIM Mcdonald Il Ce.
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, Petersbur1 Va
SAILED this moIning-Barques GutfOrd. Smith,
Mo de Janciro; Floyd, jewett, Portland; Dr. brig P
NevIus, StooP, ST. Johng, N. B.
ARRIVED,
Schr Mary, Bmith, s lays from Providence VA
Newport, domesticS, to W. A. Cole.
steam packet Georgia, Cbtfcy. from Norfolk. Sis
OIL the Horse Shoe barFue; 81 New Point brgar
tine; and OFF the Rappahannock fu rugged brg-al'
bOpnd up.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, fiona Phi2udelpha
mdae. to +. q. Harris
MEMORANDA
Shp Radius, Johnson, froia Jafrsts River and NOT
6arqae Iris, Menymun, from Baltimore, as Supposed
was the vessel reported arrived ri HelvOet LIST ins
Briggs Ruby, Mckenzie, from Baltimore arrived AZ
Boston 2lst instant; aud May S,aaton, Bearse from
do. do 22i.
Brig Lady Adams; Bentha from, View York, arriy
ed at WalthalI 2lst inst.
Schrs George Washington, Coer,3a, and Genera!
washington Gorham, for Baltimore, went to sea fm
Savannah 10Th inst.
Schr CaIlao, Dunton, from. Baltimore, arrived 81.
Charleston 2ls inst.
SIM WRECK. The schr. Fanny Patterson FROM
New Orleans for Havana withan asssrl ed cargo, was
struck by white squat on the 18th uIt. when ony
three days out, in lat "a 49, lon ST Is and Knocked
on her beam ends. The captain and crew escaped
with only the clothes they had on at the time and re
raained the wreck until the 2lst, when they were
rescued by boats from the Et. ship Elizabeth, from
Mobile for Liverpool, and the Br. barque Jane Lou
don, from Jamaica for titebec the former taking
four OF the seamen to Liverpool the latter took the
captain, mate, and two Of the crew; and landed them
at Havana, whence they arrived at New Orleans 18TH
instant, per brig Empresario. The vessel and cargo
total loss-party covered by insurance.
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE

4 INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE
Il OR MARINE RISKS.
H. r. LETTERING, Agent for Baltimore of The
Croton (Mutaal) Fire aud Marine insurance Com
pany is prepared oissue policies of Insurance against
loss or damage by fire and against Marine Risks
ms Company being conducted on the Mutual plan,
having no STOCKHOLDERS to pay, but returning the nett
profits to its dealers, offers far greater advantages
man companies under the old SYSTEM and must as 1t
becomes better known, command a preference
a. r. LEVERING, Agent for Baltimore,
No IS Lombard street,
iy25 d2w opposite the CnstOm IIonse
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NVATCHEs WATCHES! WATCHES!

ANATCHES WATCHES! WATCHES,
w OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ssR Strangers and citizens wishing 10 purchase
YIN Watch, Gold or Siver o. the most approved
IA Sg kinds and finest workmanship will do well to
eassszfScall at GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S Store Water
street, second door fiom Calvert, who has now very
extensive lot OF WATCHES on hand, and by the diff
tereht arrivals from Europe, is still receiving additions
SO that his assortment will always be found complete
lated. ivo5 antf
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HrlOk SALE. very likely girl, between 10 aud
M Is years of age, well grown, good nurse, wash
er nd ironer, to serve l9 yGars-she can come well
reco mRended such. | will sell her low, the pre-
sent owner having no further for her. Apply a.
SCOTTIS Intelligence Office,
jy-5 No.lO Exchange Place.
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III W. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIST
N Hs'N. w. corner of EutaH and Lombard streets
ypth 2tn
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Professor BRONSON KNOCKED Down AND
ROBBED IN NASHVILLE. A few evenings since,
while Professor Bronson, was walking through
the streets Of Nashville, he was accost-
ed by person whom he supposed, from his
iamiIar manner, to be a gentleman 10 whom
he had been introduced a few evenings oetorr.
After some preliminary conversation, the gem
tIeman proposed walk, to which Mr.. Bron-
son agreed. After walking for some distance
through several streets Mr.. Bronson rcccy-
whom he was walking, in the left temple,
which telled him TO the pavement; but prevl-
Gus to falling, on turning his head, observed
another person few steps IN the rear. Al
though stunned by the blow and powerIoss, he
was conscious OF something being drawn over
his face, and something which felt like the
knee Of person on the pit OF his stomach
Mr.. Bronson had no farther recollection of
what was done by the robbers. Between II
and o'clock the watchmen were attracted by
his groans he being still in helpless condi-
ton. They took him to a public house, and
found his head and face much swollen. About
10, he came to his senses, and 70 nd he had
! lost between two aud three thousand dollars,
consisting ptincipalyof Tennessee bills, "A por-
ton of Kentucky, and small portion of In
diana money. Mr.. Bronson offers a reward Of
five hundred dollars for the detection of the
villain or villains.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE. have for sale NJ
I3present some most valuable house servants cooks
house maids, walters, and first rate farm hands in
every respect whatever, for life or for term of wears
Theycan come highly recommended from their pre-
sent owners Families wishing TO purchase have now
good opportunity of getting good servant. Apply
to LEWIS r. SCOTTI
iy25 No. 10 Exchange Place
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ENCOUNTER WITH MAIL RoBBERs. A CORES.
pondent of the Memphis Inquirer says:-"As
the Florence stage left Bolivar on Thursday
night last, it was robbed of some trunks about
ten miles east of Bolivar. The robbers were
pursued in this county. Mr.. James NJ. San
ders and three other gentlemen, attempting to
take them on Friday night the robbers fired
on the company, and badly wounded MIR. San
ders, the ball having entered his left breast,
passing under three ribs, and coming out near
the spine. A shot gun and pistol were fired
at the robbers, but in consequence of the dark
ness of the night they made their escape
There are Il number of persons in pursuit OF
them, and they will be taken beyond doubt as
it is thought one of them is very badly wound
ed -
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G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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Tou shzH hare gold to pay lie petty deH trenty Tires
over. i'-Shaks.
As are now Sub Agents for the Managers,
Mess j. G. G.. Coz for The sale of tickets in all
the Lotteries authorized by the laws Of Maryland, the
drawing OF which is superlntsndCd by Commissioners
appon ted by the Governor; are enabled TO offer ar
our OIL established and popular Office, RIO. North
Calvert street, most extensive assortment of Lottery
tickets, to which we respectfully invi-s The attentes
of the public Our experience and success IN the
vendnt, of Lottery tickets for the last thirty years.
during which time have. distributed bstneen nine
and ten ntons Of dollars have inseparaby associat
ed our rlame with those ths ''Capric2us Dance has
most la vishly favored and won for us the enviabe
reputation of being she greatest Prize sellers in
the world! TO those CT our fellow citizens, who have
81 literally extended TO uStheir patronage tender
our wariHss! and for the benefit OF
those " no would lik e speculate in Lotteries, but
who are deferred by uie apprehension Of exposure we
will state, that we found it expedient some wears
since to adopt plan, by which the process of put-
chasing tickets, i'll all the mnutia of receiving draw
ings schemes, &c., can be done privately, and with
me same advantage the buyer as if by personal at
tentancet is to ira nSaCt the Lottery business thToSss
the medium Of the Post Office! Enclose to lis the
amount TO be nvestt ID in any Lottery, the order will
be filled immediately, ingeniousy folded To- defy in
spection, and retur ned 10 The Post Ofice-the draw
ing of the Lotteries we have published expressly for
this class of custom ers in the s'Cllper newspaper
every ~,orRinsj co pied from the Managers Official
drawing, and 10 always De relied Secresy with
us is fundamental law, and in case is the naae
of Il customer dUulgcd.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited. Of
terng the reputation we have hitherto sustained, as
the Lottery busne for the future, we appeal to the
lberaty of an int elligent community for support
The public seTvs, EMORY x CO.l
jyl6 Nsn2N. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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ORNAMENTAL AND TASTY. Our admiration
was highly excited yesterday and our taste gra-
tilted, by having presented before us three
splendid pyramids erected by that master
builder, Mr.. Sides, in Baltimore-st. Beautiful
as they were, all hands insisted upon inspect
ing their interior, and they were gradually de-
molshed story by story to their very founda-
tons, For making Ice Cream Pyramids friend
Sides is unequaled, Judging from those sent to
US yesterday-and any of our friends who may
stand in need of the article, cannot do better
than to call on Mr.. Sides, who will supply
them with something tasty, ornamental and Of
superior flavor. Give him trial and Judge
| for yourselves.
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UNR, FREDERICK RHRMAN.
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
HiIe- eo2m- NJ ". coTncy Gay ans Second-jtS
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FATAL ACCIDENT. A distressing accident
occurred on Monday last, at Broadway, small
village on the line of the Morris Canal, in War
rem county, N. j., Mrs Eveland was riding in
light wagon, accompanied by her grand
daughter, little girl, when the horse (always
considered gentle one) took fright, and run
ming towards the Canal, the lady and child
were violently thrown out, and their heads
striking i stone wall, they were both Instantly
killed.
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LIVERY ONE meets with success at the office
II of FLETCHER * co, No. Holiday ST., now
the Head Quarters for prizes in Baltimore, where no
less than four of the brilliant prizes in yesterdays lot
terry sold to city and country patrons, besides
large number of minor prizes. This is the way we
daily filling the pockets of all who purchase at our
truly fortunate office. THIS DAY, $1,000, &c-tick-
cts $9a, qrs. Gee. TO MORROW, S4OOO-Small Fry
Lotlery-tickets ST. shares in proportion. Packages
only $3.50.
JAMES FLETCHER CO., Baltimore, Md.
II Agents for the Managers.
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HpLEA CHED MUsLyNS AND FLANNELs.
AD Ju.t received, 10 cases Z 8 and A Bleached
MCSLINS; 10 bales 3 4, 7 and A Brown 40.
Also, few bales Red and White FLANNELS, and
for sale at the lowest market prices by the piece or yd.
B.H. RICHARDSON Il co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
iyt5 fail First Dry Goods House below Charles.
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NENTRAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
" No. 80 FAYETTE STREET. Persons who
desire to furnish their children with liberal and com
plete Classical, Scientific and Mathematical Eauca-
lion are respectfully invited to examine the system of
instruction adopted in this institution.
few vacancies yet remain to be filled for the en-
suing scholastic year, which commences on me LIST OF
September next. WILLIAM II. SMITH,
iy25-tf princiDal of Classical Department.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE. 1t has been the
practice with many propretors of papers, to
send copies gratutously to the departments at
Washington; but the present post office law
requiring that all matter transmitted by mail
on public account, shall be paid for by the
treasury, the Secretary of State has published
a notice, requesting that no newspapers shall
be sent to the Department Of State unless they
are specially ordered. This is perfectly cor
rect, although small matter in respect to the
amount to be saved.
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J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers of Lotteries.
EMORY CO., Sub-Agente,
Office No. 9 CALVERT aERRRT. J
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
EUyEVIIA RnuVNsnN

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
"ILLIAM ROBINSON,
w BALTIMORE ST, opposite the Museum,
Is determined to offer goods prices that will insure
speedy sales. His took is varied and com pete as
any in Baltimore, to which he is daily adding fresh
supplies of Ladies' Cameo, Lava and other BREAST
PINS and BRACELETS; Bracelet Clasps; Finger and
Ear Rings; Pencils; gold Chains; Lockets plated and
Britannia Goods, sc.
Hr2 Also, WATCHES Of all kinds, of his own
I'm importation, warranted the best aud cheap
L. JS est in this market; and, being practical
s-1I-sS workman, great care is taken in selecting
such Watches must prove satisfactory TO the wear
er, Fine Watches Repaired.
jy25 eOttr CORNER. Oppnsite the Museum
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ROBBERY AT ROCHESTER. The Rochester
Daily Advertiser, of Saturday, states that on
the previous morning, between and O'Clock,
man named Williams, alias Burtis, tran
sient boarder at the Eagle, attempted the rob
berry of another boarder in the house. The gen.
tleman raised the cry of "stop thief" and the
robber ran, dropping on his way two gold
watches and $50 note. He was subsequent
ly taken, and when searched S46l in bills,
s345 in gold, and watch were found upon
his person. He was committed, by the police
Justice, for further examination.
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MADAME FORTUNE having established
I'VE her head quarters at NJ. DOTLE'S Cap Prlze
Depot, No. IA ST, opposite the Railroad De
pot, next to Brad shawS United States Hotel, ne 10
prepared TO she II out to all of her yoaries AS ar
earnest of what she means TO do eight handsome
prizes was sold and cashed here during the last week
Purchase pacl age in some of the following masul-
ticent schemes and your fortune is surely made
FRIDAY, capita prize $1,000, tickets S2s shares IL
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets Se., shares n
proportion. q3-DOYLE always sells some of the
capitals in this scheme-herefore, go in for package
in this one. a certificate of 25 wholes can be pur
chased for sl4, and may draw upwards of $1,000
halves 81, quarters $3.50, tighths Sl.75.
A liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, By
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders, per
mail or 9th erwise, addressedt0
M. DOYLE, 80. l44 Prattstreet,
I, faI Opposite Il. & O. r. r. Dep8r
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PnoFEssoR EsPrs THEORY The great fire
which occurred on Saturday last, was succeed
I'd on Tuesday morning, as our readers are APP
grized, by a tremendous storm Of wind, light
Ias and rain. This would seem to corroborate
tire theory of Professor Espy, that large fires
generate rain. But the extent Of the storm
uasst be more accurately known before 1t can
nc attributed to the fire in New York. The
subject ID worthy the attention Of scientific men
A Storm was experienced n Washington coun
.g, Md, on Monday night, and was probably
she same that visited New York on the sue
cecding morning. II the line Of the storm be
accurately traced, it may assist Professor Espy
~ bis c0r;ertureg as % IS 2rig'a.
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TIE FIRE IN New YORK 1t was natural
taat the loss by the late disastrous fire in New
ors should be over-estimated in the fist in
sr4ncc, and before particulars could be known,
- The disposition prevails to exaggerate upon
.uc}. occasions. The loss will be great, but it
Iutsd than was at first supposed, so that it will
e. !ghtcr to individuals. The Herald says,
shat ''about $500 was insured out of the
-tY-most of it in Europe large
amount of merchandise was owned by foreign
ana Eastern manufacturers, Many Of the
buildings destroyed were owned in Europe,
aud large part of the cotton burnt was OWL
ed in different parts of the country. Foreign
nanuiactures to large amount, owned in Eu-
cope, were burnt-there being many large
caaamission houses destroyed, A portion of
The teas destroyed were owned in Boston and
Phiiadelph ia, as this is the great market for
This article, and most of the cargoes coming
fnt1 the country are ordered to this port" 1t
q presumed that most of the property destroy
-1G Uas insured; but then much injury will be
susf famed by the suspension of business.
fl seems that the fire department acted with
gteat efficiency, and would have subdued the
Aanes with comparatively tritilng loss, but
Sar the explosion which scattered the fire far
and wide, and paralyzed for the time the exer-
&ioas Of the firemen. The cause of the explo-
stau il undergoing examination; some believing
that it was produced by gunpowder, stored in
violation Of law, and others contending that it
was salt-Petre. In large cities all explosive ar
tieles should be prohibited to be kept in large
quantities, and heavy penalties for violation
SHOULD be laid and rigidIy exacted. In our city
we have ordinances permitting only small
quantity OF gunpowder to be kept in stores,
md we trust that no citizen will be disposed TO
disregard the laws, after seeing the terrible and
Fatal consequences of such conduct in New
York.
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n JUDGMENTS, of 6 and II months, purchased
~ at all times and also Insolvent Papers made out
on reasonable terms, and all information gwen on
application to
jy25 L,F. SCOTTI, 10 Exchange Place.
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np-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch No.
1874 BALTIMORE STRGET-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger ,"an any o'h"f
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS or LADlNG,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc.
lndSd it j.: needless 30 enumerale, IA we are pos
sesscd ofthctes for doing work in erers style, and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
10 TRIAL OF WILLIAM STEWART FOR
THE MURDER OF HIS FATHER. few copies
OF the mai of VIM. Stewart who was tried and con
wced OF the murder OF his father nj the October term
OF baltimore City Courl in 1898, aud published at the
Time, are for sale at this office. Price II! cents.
The trial is published in a pamphlet of siNly-two
pages, ana was CORRECTLY reported ut the time by
gentleman OF the bar. II will he remembered that
the unfortunate man, few days since, when dying,
protested his innocence of the awful crime, and in
consequence the few copies left are offered for sale,
IN the opinion that they will be Of interest 10 the
public. 1t
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VIM. H. KEEVIL

GOOD LUCK IN CONTINUATION Some
Va of our new customers came in for good share
yesterday-SlO00 in package of whole tickets $500
in single half, both sold to strangers S4OO sold
to old patron up town; and S 10 in i ar. to chi
zen on the Point. TODAY, $1,000 aud prize, of
$1,000 Is drawn ballots Tickets gel.
L. T. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Right on the COrner-HCad of Centre Market.
G3- Send your orders eary-The Small Fry draws
again next SATURDAY, 26th inst Capital $1,000
Tickets 81 qrs. IS cts Packages OF. qrs. S3l2 II
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BNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
IL Another thousand in whole ticket. $1,000 ad-
vertsedby us yesterday, we have again to tell of
of $1,000, III whole ticket, to comb SIS Il. sold in
yesterdays scheme, by the truly lucky Egerons We
have bespoke the capital for Saturday.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are,
a 81 Ii 10 70 25 SO 40 20 70 Il 80 3
THIS DAY, the Md Consolidated Lottery draws,
class 1913 Nos. Is ballots
SCHEME.
prize of $1,000 / prize OF $1,000
{. $500 10 g 200
s. 1861 30 g loose.
Tickets S250-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the Package single sh IRE, for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South ST. apd Exchange Place; or
II Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.