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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-06-04
QUANTITY OF GOLD AND SILVER
IN THE u. STATES--AD VANTA-
GES OF A SPECIE CURRENCY.

or We extract the following from The
." Monthly Financial and Commercial Arii-
Gle" in the Democratic Review for May
giving only an abstract ofthe totals of some
Of the tables furnished. The accuracy Of
the details is beyond question or cavi
The quantity Of the precious metals in
the country has increased IN the last four
years, during which the largest portion of
bank credits have been withdrawn from
the channels Of business, TO very great
extent. The import and export have been
as follows
Total imports Of gold md Sill
yer coin and bullion, 1921
to 1914, S2l3,7l0,269
Total exports do. do. do. LAG. 5e2,9sa
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-06-04
Total in the country, sl72, Iae, 90

This being close approximation 10 the
quantity ofthe precious metals in the coun.
try, the quantity coined is correctly ascer-
tanned by the official returns as follows:
Gold and siirer coinage of U. S. MINIS.
Total coined at mint at Phila.
delpia fromsl 1903 to 1874, S04,3l5,045
AT Charlotte, 1888 to 1914, l,l0O,907
AT Dahlonega, do. do. 1856, 237
AT N. Orleans, do. do. 1881 ,O45
Total, by official returns, SlO9,2lS,6l0
Up TO 1888, there was no mint but that
Of Philadelphia. At thai time the branch.
es were established, and their operations
now exceed by far those of the principal
establishment. Ii is observable in the Ia
blesof export, that the amount Of U. States
coin exported amounts to $l5,4S6,670,
which, deducted from the coinage, piyes
S93,73l $40 as the amount of U. States
CONS, exclusive of copper, in circulation.
The coin amounting to$30, 7S6,569, in the
banks, is nearly, il not quite all, Of foreign
descriptions. This will give $l24,5ls,509
q actual coins in the United States. of
the United States coins, % per cent. has
passed into circulation in the last three
years. 1t will be observed that The i'm
ports and exports given in the above liable
are down to June 80, 1914, since when
exchanges have been against the country,
and down 10 March /, S5,O00,000 had
0een exported, mostly from the vaults
q the Atlantic banks.
The proportions OF gold and silver re.
ssPecively, that have been coined, are as
follows:
Total coinage Of gold at all the
~. y, q q MINIS ni,, Up to 1914, S44,44s,6s6
iolal OF silver $64,6lS,240I
IN INC last two years the gold coinage
81 The United States has exceeded the sill
Scr mIniage, and it is observable that the
operations Of the New Orleans branch
aave last year greatly exceeded those of
me principal mint at Philadelphia. This
srses nom the fact. that the mint at Phi
.auephla Is so far from the places al which
N vs. precious metals arc imported, that it,
y 2 great measure, is valueless for The
purposes for which il was established. 1t
nay be safely estimated that had the
s'anch mnts not been established in 1898,
" whole coinage would have been less
@an y y, ~ ihe amount of their opera
u0ns' which Is nearly half of the whole
.sm coined. i branches we're establish
~ s.,' ~ New York and Boston, there is very
sa,uc doubt but that tho whole amount
saIch arrives in The country would mmo-
'sniely be coined, and by SO doing increase
y liability 70 remain here by j a II per
seal because ID the shape Of American
suln' u IS by that amount less valuable Tor
ArOfs 70 ioreign countries. Tho enact
WY " tho gold bill d 1854, without pro.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-06-04

67,l36.9O6

The actual excess Of the precious me.
tails which passed through the custom-house
into the country, has been 67,136,906
over the amount going out. The annual
product of the United States mines is
100000 average. The amount Of mo-
ney brought into the country by immi.
grants, according to the best estimates Of
the specie brokers in the large cities, who
usually purchase coins Of newly arrived
immigrants, and from the official returns
of those European countries that charge
an export duty upon the precious metals
carried out of the country, is about g..
100000 per annum, mostly gold. The
quantity of silver usually brought in from
Mexicoby the Santa Fe caravans, is about
100000 per annum. For 1874, it was
$4,000 The value of the gold watch
es and other articles imported has been
100000 per ann, deducting the amount
of the same articles exported These sum
up as follows:
Value of watches & gold articles S500,OOO
Coin by way of Santa Fe, 100000
Produce of U. States mines, 100000
In possession OF immigrants, 100000
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-08

G3-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. DIR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS has, in
the Of nineteen years of aborous practice and
observation, perfected Series of Medicines that stand
unrivaied in the catalogue Of remedies before the
public. This series embraces for every disease
lie which human nature is subject, and yet comprises
article that do harm, under any circumstances,
being composed exclusively of innneent Vegetable
substances. Visit the Laboratory, go EAST BAL
TlMORE STREET, fifth door east of Front
DR.. WIS VEGETABLE TONIC BITTERS, the
best ever made, for sale above. mh26 If
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lust RECEIVED a, the New Western Dry

UsT RECEIVED a, the New Western Dry
- GOODS store, a handsome assortment of Sprinr
DRf GOODS, consisting in part of
liazarines, Garages, and Lawns
Barrage Shaws and Scarfs
Embroidered and Striped Thibet Wool SUAvyIS
=, 40 DO Mouselin de Lame do
Mouselin de Lame and Alpacas
Parascls, Parasolettes, and SUN SCREENS
Laces, Edgings, and Ribbons
Ladies' and Gentlemen's super Kid and Silk
GLOVES
Revere, Iemsliiched, and corded bordered Linen
Cambria iiANDKERCHIEFS
Null, Swiss, and Cambria MUSLINS
Black Barrage Lawns and Bombazines
Manchester aud Carlcston GINGHAMS
French and Scotch ILLUSION
Silk and Cotton NETS
CALICOES, a great variety Of patterns
White and Brown HOLLAND
STOCKINGS, 1T most any price
Beached and unbeached MUSLIN
French CLOTHS, CASSiMERES and TNNEEDS
Marseilles and Satin VESTINGS
Plain and striped GAMBHOONS
Bed Ticking and Table Cloths
7 he above Goods will be sold at prices that cannot
fail 10 give satisfaction, with variety of others toe
tedious to mention. All | ask is an examination of
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
WIN. X. McCOMAS,
121 Baltimore street,
aps-2t+ one door east of Green street.
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FELL'S POINT. The citizens of the First and
Second Wards are requested TO meet at Mrs. McCoy's
Union Hotel, corner of Thames and Bond streets,
THIS Tuesday EVENING, at O'Clock, To take into
consideration the action Of the First Branch Of
the City Council, in reference the Rail Road and
its bearing upon that portion Of our CITY,
X. Robinson, g. l.. l.. Leary,
William Jackson, John Bennett,
Lewis AudOun, James &. Wheeden,
Geo. Freshman, w. X. Jackson.
Thorndick Chase, apS-1t*
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QF-WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
WHOOPING COUGH CORDIAL has been proved
in this city and elsewhere, be the best REMEDY, if
not the only enc ever discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty of Breathing
SC. The genuine article can only be obtained of Dr.
GIDEON 3. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle
The trade in other places supplied OH the usual
terms. mha6 Inn
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YENlis is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
II scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County, letters Of administration on the
personal estate of ISAIAH G.. MAXWELL, late of
said eos deceased. Ali persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers OIL
before the 7h day of October 1915; they may other
wse by law, he excluded from all benefit of said es
tate. All persons indebted to the said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9TH day of April, lS45.
JOHN BATTLES,
apo 1aw4wt ELIZABETH BATTLES, h"m'fs'
AtALLAND SEE-WHAT SPLEND DID LUCK
" OF EMORY & co. Per drawings of class 42
the beautiful prize of $4,000 in whole ticket Nos 80
SO y, sold to citizen. Nos. 81 So the beauty
of $1,000 in package of quarters sent to HARRISBURG
Pa. $500 in a half sent to Chambersbutg, Pa. 5000
in quarter sold TO citizen. Emory s. Co. are max
ing the people rich
Draws TO DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, Glass
No. l4-76 Nos IA ballots, fOY the town of Bel Air
SPLENDID SCHEME.
! prize of $1,000 20 prize of $1,000
o,O0J ~ 500
" ,2s5 20 200 SC
Whole tickets $2a--shares in proportion.
Risk on a package ON 81, that can draw the four
highest prizes.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
A. drawn April Lowest prize S.:
l2 80 "a SO 81 30 SO 70 81 40 II
Ulf-Oriers meet with prompt attention.
EMORY CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
IL Baltimore, Maryland.
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BALTIMORE AND SusQUEHANNA RAIL ROAD.
The President and Directors of this Company
visited Columbia on the cd inst. We under
stand, says the Spy, that they have purchased
one Of the warehouses on the Canal Basin at
this place. The road has been doing a large
business this season; and the amount of produce
and the number of passengers passing over the
road is constantly increasing.
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MARINE LlSr-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1916.
FROM THE EXCHANGE READlNG-RooM BOOKS

CLEARED,
Schr shetland, Frost, Boston, r. Whitridse & CO.
Schr Martin l.. Smith, Wilson, Norfolk and Rich
mons, G. Pendergast s. Son.
ARRIVED,
Brig Chickasaw, Kendrick 6 days from Boston, as.
sorted cargo, TO Osborn & Whitridge.
Brig VIM M. Rogers, Taylor, days from Boston,
assorted cargo, to Thos. K. Matthews.
Schr Ann A. Parker, Brghtman, 8 days from Sa-
vannah, cotton and rice, to Wilmington & Easimaa.
Schr Lucy Loring, 6 days from Savannah, lumber,
to Thos. Symington.
Schr Savannah, Anderson, 9 days from Savannah,
cotton and rice.
Schr Ann Rebecca, Roberts, S days from Charles
ton, salt and rice
Schr Eliza Johnson, 10 days from Saco, Me, pota-
toes, to the master.
Schr Ariaha, (ot Sandwich) -, from Darien, Ga
railioad lumber, to Jas Murray.
Steamer Baltimore, RGes, from Philadelphia, rndse.
L. G.. Harris.
Barge Chesapeake, Price, frsn Philadelphia, mdse
to L. G. Hurris.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Ida, Hallett, and brig Martha, Parker, for
Baltimore, cleared at Boston 5th inst.
Brig Abo, Fooks, for Baltimsre sailed from, Provi-
dence 9TH inst
Schr Sea, Beard, for New York, cleared at New
Orleans Doth ult.
Schr Mariner, Adams, from Baltimore, arrived at
Nantucket2d inst
Schr Maria, atoorette,, from Baltimore, arrived at
New York 9TH inst.
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6G-LADlES' SUPPER, sc. The Ladies of st.
Andrews Church purpose giving a supper in the base
ment room of the Church, on the Evenings of 22nd
Odd and 9th inst The proceeds be applied towards
reducing the Church debt. As pains will be spared
in providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
ladies hope their efforts will be appreciated, and the
laudable object in view promoted.
Tickets to be had at the book stores Of Mr.. Bruner
Charles street, and of Mr.. H. Colbun Baltimore ST.,
and at the door of the Lecture Room,
NJ b. The room will be open for the reception of
Ysiters throughout the day. APPS
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SERIOUS FIRE. A steam grist mill at Jack
sonvillc, Westmoreland county, Pa, belonging
to Mr. Sowash, was consumed last week, with
5000 bushels wheat, ESQ barrels of flour, and a
quantity Of corn and oats, besides carding and
fulling mill, about 200 yards of cloth, and all
the machinery. Loss So 900 or $1,000.
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03-JUNlOR ARTILLERISTS-ATT !
You are requested to meet at our Armory on THIS
CTuesday) EVENING, the 9Th instant, at u o'clock,
business of importance. BY order of the Captain,
1t DAVID LEFEvRE, Sec'y.
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A l. M = n A G.
.con's phases
LIST OF APPLICANTS

LIST OF APPLICANTS
For the benefit Of the InSouent LdipS Of Hary-
land for the last meek
Geo w. Starr, p'asterer "Wm, Claughley, iaborer
John Jackson, blacksmith Jacob Martin, tailor
Fhos J. Bond, do. John Nipold, laborer
Robert Hall, tailor John Bassett, do.
Henry I4ightner, mariner tWm. Vickers do coty
Aaron Myers, trader ~ w. Birckhead, tai.or
J: r. Kennedy, machinst Conrad Meise, do.
Washington Hall, iron 'Sewell F. Lane, clerk
worker IS. Travers, caulker, co'a
. >. bryan, whecwfight "Thad. Stevens, do. do.
Fred Frank, shoemaker tH'y lair hac kman do.
y. Shutz, cabin etmaker All. Jones, SAWYER, do
For debts less than $50.
ls45. '"'''
Day of final hearing, ed Aug, 1916.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Incendia,y Attempt. While officers Stockett
and Lambert were passing down Potter-st., OH
Sunday night, and when near the corner Of
Low street, they discovered that the cabinet
naker's shop of Mr. Jordan was Oh fire near
the door. They succeeded in putting it out,
with few buckets of water, before much da-
mage had been done. In the early part Of the
evening stable i'll Lowest, near Forrest, was
twice fired, but fortunately was discovered Oh
both occasions in time to put it out. There IS
no doubt that all the fires that have lately &C.
Cured have been the work of incendiaries, and
we trust that our police may yet be able to fer
ret out and bring them to punishment wherever
they may be.
Not paid for his trouble. The printing estab-
shment of Mr.. J. d. Toy, ST. Paul, near Balti-
more street, was feloniously entered on Satur-
day night. The only injury sustained was from
the breaking open desk, and the arrangement
of SONS papers.
Branch Railroad. The bill from the First
Branch ofthe City Council, authorship the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad to establish route
from the outer depot to navgable water near
Federal Hill, for transportation OF coal, &c,
passed the other Branch yesterday. An amend
ment was engrafted allowing the use of steam
also on the Pratt street track to the City Block
for burthen cars, to run only between the hours
of ten and four at night. The bill was other
wise amended.
I Fire in Baltimore County. We learn that
the dwelling of Mr. John B. Woodland, or
Long Green, Baltimore county, was entirely
destroyed by fire, last Friday afternoon, about
o'clock, with all its contents, even to the
/ wearing apparel of the family. 1t is supposed
to have caught from spark from the chin.
ney. The loss is about $1,000.
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R000 DOLLARS! GOOD AGAIN TO,
S2XXN KSK YESIERlAYm $4,000 in a oil

1000 p 21sIsaRsy,, GOOD S9do, AGAIN G for
age OF quarter tickets, ordered from correspondents
was sent to Virginia, and $500 in half ticket we sold
to lady IN Pine street. sThe farthest way round is
sometimes the nearest way home" A proverb which
applied exactly to his case.
TO DAY-S7O00 Tickets S2a; quarters 6aa cents
| a drawn Ballots. Drawn Nos. of yesterday:
- 29 81 SO 81 80 SO 70 So 40 II
Il. T. TUCKER & BROTHER
1t Head of Centre Market Space
NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
~ Another good prize sod-conb. II 40 60, the
4th capital of $4,000, sold yesterday by the lucky
EGERTONS. Look out-we intend to keep the bail
in motion. THIS DAY-Capitals $1,000, $4,000, sc.
Tickets $3.50, quarters 62t cents.
To-MORROW, Susquehanna Canal Lottery, class
Is. rs Nos. Id Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000 ! prize Of $4,000
10000 / 34Oe
5000 10 1000 &c.
Tickets sl0-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South St and Exchange Place; or
IL Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
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HNOR sALEi-A very likely black Girl, 81 years
n OF age, TO serve 10 years, a plain cook, wa her,
ironer &c; a black Woman, 80 years of age supe,
nor cook, washer ironer and seamstress, and her
children, one years old and the other an infant all
slaves for life, not to be taken of the state 10 any
one the country or city she will be sold low also
dark muatto Girl, l6 years Of age, slave for life, a
most excellent housekee servant and nurse, and
can come well recommended; black Woman, 27
years Of age to serve years, good cook, washer,
ironer and dairy mail and can come well recon-
mended. Families wishing 10 purchase good servants
have now an opportunity. Oa'y give me a call, am
daily registering servants for sale life and for Il
term OF years. will exchange at any time servants
for term of years. Apply Immediately to
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
apS No. 10 Exchange Place
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BYRNE & CO.'S NEW oEFICE,5

E1KNE & CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
Gomez of Exchange Place g. South ST. {
ETS OUR LUCK and no mistake TO dispense
4 Dame Fortane's favors among her Kind PATRONS
We had the pleasure of selling less than four three
No. tickets in the splendid lottery dawn Yesterday
the 9th capital of S249Oin half 10 Nos 40 SO To- and
one Of $1,000 10 Nos 49, besides two of $50 EACH
his is indeed pleasant beginning at our new office.
We invite all to call at the lucky corner of South
and Exchange Place, and try ticket in the cracked
little fellow for to-day, tickets ony $2a, quarters 62cs
Capitals $1,000, 3000 100 of 1000.
Drawn Nos. of class 42-iOwest prize SIS.
l2 90 "a So 3 81 30 SO u 60 40 II
Remember the lucky corner. Apply to
BYRNE x CO.
North East corner of Exchange Place
1t and South street, yellow House,)
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70 address TO THE PUBLIC. The unpre-
cedenicd success attending the use Of DR.. g. Benin
Smiths Sugar Coated) "IMPROVED VEGETABLE
PILLS." and the acknowledged superiority which
they possess over the common Anti Bilious, Cathar-
tic and various other Pills in general use have given
them decided preference with all who have used
them; and they are universally esteemed the most
safe and pleasant pursatye ever offered to the public
90 Dealers furnished at the New York College OF
Health, l79 Greenwich street. New York. And sold
by H. w. Andrews Hill St., door from S. Charles
street, also by other respectable Druggists in Balti-
more, who will not sell a counterfeit
CAUTION. AS a miserable imitation has been
made, by the of Sugar Coated Pills. it is
cessary to be sure that DR.. c. BENJS SNIrH's sigma
tute is on every box Price 25 cents. ap3-eo3t
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R3- COMBS, BRUSHES, FANCY GOODS, CUT
LERY, WATERS, &c. in varieties, at MORTIMER
MOWBR.AY'S, where may be had all kinds OF
Combs, (of latest styles; Head TOOTH Nail and Comb
Brushes, of every variety; Silk PURSES Pocket Books
Hair Pins, (plain and Ornamental,) also Twist,
Tuck and Side Combs of Bufialoe and Shell; also,
Ivory fine Combs in the greatest varieties; Suspend
of various sorts; Table Cutlery; Pocket and Pen
knives; with varieties of ether goods run off at low
prices for cash.
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles SITS.
aps-2t* MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY.
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rational NAME. Some persons are not
content with our national appellation Of Cunt
ed States of America" but are soictous to re-
christen our country and give 1t more cupho-
NOUS name. and the New York Historical So
cety are disposed to adopt the suggestion of
Washington Irving, and baptize us "Allega-
MA" in reference to the great backbone OF
the continent the Allegany mountain. For
our own parts we are satisfied with the title
our country bears for the present; when we
shall have annexed Texas, conquered Mexico,
and extended our embrace to Central America,
some more comprehensive name may be re-
ouircd France has borne the grandlloquent
appellation of ale grand nation," but such de-
signatlon will be two insignificant Tor us nifty
years hence-so that we would suggest to
those who would have the name of our coun-
try correspond with its future greatness, to
postpone the Notwithstanding for some thirty
or forty years to come.
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I'D EF1OVAL. The subscriber has removed to
q y the N. e. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND
CHARLFS, (entrance on Charles street) over the
auction store, where he is prepared to all
ders for BOOK and JOB PRINTING; and socits
from his friends and the public continuance of that
patronage which he has heretofore received.
{G3- Magistrates and insOlvents' BLANKS printed
and kept on hand for sale.
<65- Office of the s'American Farmer" above.
apps 2aw4tif SAMUEL. SANDS.
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A GARD FOR THE LADIES,

A CARD FOR THE LADIES.
HH II. COALE, No. 13s LEXINGTON-ST.,
he opposite DR.. Morris Church, will open THIS
DAY (4lh mo) April It'll in addition to her already
well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Goods,
choice Sc ecton, being invoice just received from
New York aud Philadelphia, among which super
neat and Fancy French Lawns; English and French
Chiatzes; do. Kerchiefs and Fancy Ties; the real
Manche, ter and Earston Giaghams, Scarfs, Ho ery,
and the best of Kid Silk and Cotton Gloves, Mitts,
sc. SC; An assortment of Cambria, Swiss, Linen,
BObbin and Lyle EDGING and LACES She invites
her patrons and the public generally give her cali
dihmo7 81. TA4t'1
GTEEL PEN INK. This ink has been nro.
- duced by the Chemical combination of new ma
eral, with the Galate of Iron. 1t is fluid in its ma
tue, and permanent in color, and flows freely from
the Steel Pcn and therefore supplies what has hher
to been desderatum the users of thnt iusrlment
BY its readily combining with paper of any surface,
II Is sutea 10 iree and rapid writing, and may be used
with any kind OF metallic or Quill pen For sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Books Hers, Statieners and Blank Book Manufacr-
era NO Isl Praf! st. adjoining the Railroad Depot,
APT
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AND MlLLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in IIagerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 5th of
May. mi2f-t5thM"l J. $. POLLARD, Pres't.
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HHLETCHER ~ CO., No. Holiday ST., snli
II going ahead in The sale Of prizes-no less than
sold in yesterdays $25, 900 Lottery.
Drawn Nos, class %, April 7, lowest prize SIS,
IL ~ 81 So 3 81 - SO 70 SO 40 "
R- THIS DAY, $1,000 capital and a host Of other
handsome prizes. Beautiful little Lottery-l4 ballots
TO 70 Nos-and tickets only So so, halves 81 %, qrs.
62 cents % qrs, regular package, only 50 Sc, Try
US to-day, success Will attend you.
I30,OOD, &C.. high capital TO MORROW. Tickets
$40, quarters So so
Out of town ordsss should always be carsfully ad
dressed to the Great Capital Prize vendors
JAMES FLETCHER j CO..
Baltimore, Md.
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EGYPrIAN SALooN-Odd Fello,cs' Hall. To
meet the wishes of the patrons of the saloon,
the manager has effected an engagement with
that excellent actress, Mrs. Sloman, to appear
jointly with MIR, E. S. Conner, during his en-
gagement. They appear tonight, in Bulwer's
much admired play of the "Lady of Lyons
the part of "Claude Melnotte" by Mr. Conner,
pauline" Mrs. Sloman. We anticipate, for
the visters to the saloon tonight, rich intel
lectual treat,