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BUTTONS IHEArRE.--Front street. The
performances at this theatre, last night, were
well received by large audience. MIR. Barnes
elected much applause, There is a good bill
posted for tonight. Good pieces, and excel
lent acting, must secure a liberal patronage.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS.

FOK ANNAPULlS.
= erc.~yv The Splendid Steamboat BOSTON,
Elx.aj8ksSsds will leave the corner of Light and
aassyla1skz2EskK Pratt streets on THIS (Monday)
MORNING, January 18th, for Annapolis, and return
the same day. Passage each way so cents, or for
the Round Trip rs cents.
". b. The BOSTON will continue to leave the
same Wharf DAILY, at O'Clock. Dinner prepared
1885, II. ALEX. TAYLOR.
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r. w. GRAND LODGE OF MARYLAND, ;

BALTIMORE, Jan, To- 18Th )
|. o. o. F. The members of the Grand Lodge of
Maryland are requested to attend the Annual Com
munication ON WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. al Clock
PM. The election for officers will take place on the
10th inst, BY order,
jal3-3t JOHN A. THOMPSON, G. Sec'y.
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nLD TIMES AT SCHOOLFIELD d co.
W YESTERDAY IN PAYING OFF THE PRIZES
They sold to Nos IA 81 "a, prize of $500, sent to
Harrisburg Pa. Nos. "a 40 81, prize of $500 and
Nos. 96 647i, prize of $780, both sold in the city
Nos. Md. Cons. Lottery, class g. drawn Jan. l3-
lowest prize IS, are
ID 81 So 40 "a 70 81 SO "A Sd 26
Draws TO-DAY, the brilliant scheme of Md. Con
solidated Lottery, class 9. for town of Bel-Ar.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
| prize of 5000 2prize of $1,000
1900 300
1" l,759 10 I" GOOSE.
Tickets s.; halves 81; quarters SOC; eighths 25c
90 Draws on SATURDAY, Jan. is, Md Female
Seminary Lottery, class 3. Capital $4O00-Tickets
81; halves so cts; quarters 25 cts In which School
field & Co. will sell on certificate Packages of
p whole tickets for only. $3.50
81 half &C ..,.,.,....... 675
% quarter ..............' 3.s7
" el9nuls - - 1.6S
For the capitals, send on your orders to the ever
lucky SCHOOLFIELD s. CO.,
No. l Calvert street,
First Office from Baltimore street.
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Our Book TABLE. We have received from
Mr.. N. Hickman, the December number of
the Westminster Review. The number is an
excellent one, and ably sustains its former high
reoutation
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A PURSE, containing a sum of money, was
"a found by gentleman on Thursday night in
Market street. The can have the same by ap-
plying at this Office and paying for this advertise
ment. ial4-lt*
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DEATH BY OPIUM. A girl three years
old, named Matilda Wallace, came to her
death in New York on Friday, in consequence
of eating small quantity of opium, which she
obtained from the cupboard without being OBJ
served.
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How THE MONEY GOES. The following
evidence Of the expensive tastes of the New
Workers appears in New Haven paper;-"In
the bookstores Of this city an unprecedented
number of splendid ANIMALS are to be found,
some Of, them as high as $50. This, for mere
fancy book, is no mean sum. | saw fans to-
day in fancy shop valued at SO, but Bonfan-
ii has them as high as $50 or 500. They are
beautifully ornamented with precious stones,
and oblong mirrors of the size of dollar, and
sometimes in addition, a minute gold pencil
and ivory tablets on the side of the handle
Muffs are sold as high as $3.50 in Maiden Lane,
pocket handkelchiefs hang in Broadway win
dows at $50 or SIS; flute of tortoise shell
for $40, while Black, Tompkirs s. Ball, sue
cessors TO Marquand s. Co., Jewellers, on
Broadway, the day before New Years, retail
ed behind their counter fancy goods in their line
to the amount ofs5, $780, So we go. This even
ing, near the same store, are seen seated two
wretched looking women, with emaciated in
fants in their arms, begging for bread"
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REPUTATION. Mr.. Hurst, M, P. for Hor-
sham, England, has suddenly departed for the
continent. He has fled from debts exceeding
fl50,oO0. This is one of the leading men Of
the Carlton Club in London, from which all
American citizens have been excluded, because
few Of the American States are little in debt
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FENEMPERANCE PUBLICATIONS, NEW
Ill AND STANDARD. Permanent Temper ance
documents of the American Temperance Society,"
New edition
Easy Nat lor Boston Boys and Boston Bars a tale
OF home trials, by one who knows them. 3ri edition.
The Marked Man
=, Dialogues and Reciaons for Cold Water Army
Exhibitions.
The Union Temperance Song Book.
The Washngtobian Pocket Companion.
Temperance Song Book of the Mass Temperance
Union. 2Dth edition of 500 copies.
The arrest, trial. conviction and condemnation of
King Alcohol, SC. sc.
The true history of Deacon Giles Distillery.
voice from the Vintage, by Mrs. Fills.
Hannah Hawkins, the Reformed Drunkard's Daugh-
ter. Together With large assortment of Temperance
Works, &c. &c. Just received and for sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON, Booksellers,
StatioDcrs and Blank Book Manufacturers,
Ial4 No. l5l Pratt 81. adjoining r. r nennt.
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NEW GROCERY STORE,

NEW GhOCER1 SlORE.
TNYHE subscribers have just opened a store at the
Il CORNER OF MONUMENT and ENSOR- SITS.
o. T., where they always intend to keep general and
fresh assortment of GROCERIES,, FLOUR, FEED
and COUNTRY PRO DUCE, which we will dispose
of on the favorable terms. As il is our intention
to deal by wholesale well RETAIL it may be to the
advantage Of country purchasers and strangers give
us call. On hand, full assortment of NAILS
"a. ]. DREAMER & co.
Corner of Monument and Ensor streets
.enrsA, TO LET, in Monument street, near En-
yss,f.:1 sor, a new DWELLING, two stories and
E.iiii attic high with marble steps in front
nlNiiN- ial4-3ts
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A DUEL. We learn fro m the Savannah Re-
publican that a duel was fought ON the 9Th in
slant, at Amelia Island, between Hon. Thomas
Butler King, member elect to the next Con-
gress, and James Spalding, Esq. Two shots
were exchanged without effect, when the par
ties became reconciled. 1t originated during
the late political canvass
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{G3-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in the United States, any sub con-
ecteH WIN literature or science Orations from So
TO $40, occupying twenty and fortyiive minutes Lee
lures % TO Sl0 Letters and Essays So; Pieces torde
clamaton SO TO s.. Inscriptions for tonibs So to So
Sentimental Tales s. to $40. Advertisements 81 to
SO. Songs 50, News Carriers Addresses IS. Acros-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, &c. Sc 5 cents per line
Persons AT a distance will address (post paid and en-
closing remunera0nl the Milford Bard, or DR.. john
Lofand, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ingion University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office, enclos-
ing the qdd pro quo. GQ-Editors friendly to me, will
please give an Insertion. JAP
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BURNT AND WET GOODS.

BURNT AND WET GOODS.
ssANfL. DALLAM q CO., No. rs BALTIMORE
- ST. between Gay and Tripolett's alley, are now
prepared to offer for sale their stock of DRY GOODS
injured at the late fire. DESTROYS of disposng OF
them as early as possible, great Bargains will be of.
fered, many 3D. 80 and Is per cent less than cost
Those who wish to avail themselves of this opportu
nifty to secure great Bargains, will do well to call soon.
1t is our determination TO compensate all who call
upon us by giving them Bargains, Bargains. ial4-lt-
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N3-A PUBLIC LECTURE & EXHIBITION will
he given at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Column
bia street, on THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, l4th inst,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, by Rev. r. II. BALL. of this CITY,
on COMBUSTION, HYDROGEN GAS, OXYGEN
GAS, COMBUSTION OF METALS, COMPOUND
BLOW PIPE, THE DRUMMOND LIGHT, sc. SC,
with striking experimental illustrations. The lovers
of science are invited to attend. IT.
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Qlf- The Philadelphia esprit of the Times" of De-
cember l7th 1874, says''The astonishing number of
cures produced by the use of CANTRELl.'S ANTI
DYSPEPTIC POWDER, makes it one of the most
useful medicines known Persons suffering with
Dyspepsia, should at avail themselves of its
ing virtues.
{65-The above Medicine il sold, wholesale and re-
tail, in Philadelphia, at No. North Third street, and
in Baltimore, either at the corner of Franklin and
Green streets, the s w corner of west Baltimore
and Green SITS a0
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NATURALIZATION LAWS. About two hun
dred newspapers are now advocating change
of the present Naturalization Laws. Thirty Of
these are American Republican journals, and
the remainder wing and neutral.
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o. The BURNS CLUB will hold their annual
celebration on the 18th INST. The members are re-
quested TO apply for Tickets or before the 10Th inst
to either of the undersigned Standing Committee:
JOHN BOYD,
GEORGE WHITE,
Capt. z. COONEY,
WILLIAM WEIR,
e. Il. R0BB,
ial4-ths3t* ALEX. HOPKINS.
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Ed EEIOVAL. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
HN, SgRANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Office to the Building of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. - SOUTH STREET, directly oppc-
site their former location. gI-A kinds of Property
Insafed in Town or Country, nf3m1
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Iron FURNACE. Messrs. Reeves s Co. have
erected an Iron Furnace in Havre de Grace,
Md. The machinery is moved by steam.
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ATTEMPT TO DRowN. female, aged
about twenty, jumped overheard from the fer
ry boat, between New York and Brooklyn, a
few days since ,swith the evident intention of
drowning herself. She was rescued.
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HWe ale indebted to the N. Y. Herald
for an extra containing foreign news.
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MORTALITY. There were lOl deaths in Phi
ladelpha last week-ot consumption Ia, and
inhammations 81.
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ND ICH TIMES at the office of TUCKER s.
AO BRO, on the returns of Yesterdays Lottery
$1,000 we sent in whole ticket patron in Freder-
lex county, Md; another one of $1,000, to new Gus
toner, in Caroline county, Va; $500 we sold TO
citizen in Pratt street; and 500, in half to colored
man. TO-DAY, $4,000. Tickets 81, qrs. so cents
t. TT. TUCKER Il BROTHER, .
"a Head of Cenke Market
0(7- Send on your orders early. The beautiful little
scheme of the F. F. Seminary Lottery draws Sa-
turday, Jan. 18th. Capital $40O0-wholc tickets 81,
qrs. 25 cents Packages of wholes $l3 80, qs. 80 81
eighhs 81 65. Orders meet attention. 1t
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Some most

IL. Some most
appeared in the n.
a, on the subject of this
say, that we arc greatly sur
% contents of those articles, consi-
the source from whence they cmenate.
.ney take the broad ground that the ladies
who testified are not to be believed-that they
have no modesty, and must have invited the
famillrr'.es said to have been taken with them
by Biz Up Ondordonk. This is an extraordi-
nary positon-but even if it were true, (Which
it is not,) it would afford no justification to the
Bishop, by whom corruption should be reprov-
ed, not encouraged. They are the wives of
respectable men, some of whom are clergy
men; and as wives should have been respected
and treated by the Bishop, who is expressly
commanded not to "covet his neighbours wife"
guilt or innocence of Bishop Onderdonk, until
we shall have read the testimony; but we pro-
test against these efforts of the Mirror, to de-
stroy the character and crediblity of virtuous
females, who have no doubt been reluctantly
brought upon the stand to testify God forbid
that the time should ever arrive in this country
when clergymen can practice crime with inn
punity. No: let offenders of this cast be strip
ped Of their cloaks, and stand exposed to the
contempt and scorn of mankind. If Bishop
Onderdonk be guilty he should be expelled the
Church, and brought to the criminal bar to an
swer for his offences-for he has "sinned against
the light"
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TO HOUSE AND SHIP BUILDERS.
ZONES Is ABBOTT respectfully inform their
pointed Agents for CRlST'S extensive SAW MILLS,
(Susquehanna River,) will furnish dimension Stuff
from White Pine TIMBER as low as can be had
elsewhere.
their Steam Saw Mills, WEST FALLS AVENUE,
lower end of the City Block, (old Draw Bridge) j,
s. A. have on hand White Oak, Yellow Pine Timber,
and While Pine MASTS; White Oak, Yellow and
White Pine PLANK. iaI3 3m
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A COMPETENT ENGLISH TEACHER
"a is DESTROYS of situation in the country, as Tu-
tor in a family, would take charge of School;
he is not studying for P oession his whole time and
attention. hilc in the school room, would be con-
scentiously devoted TO his pupils. Address "R. H. !"
at the Office of ts paper when such reference will
be given as must be considered perfectly satisflc-
tory. jal4-eO3N
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SILKS AND SHAWLS.

SILKS AND SHAWLS.
I'D McEk,D0WNEY 81 co. are prepared to
M offer to the purchasing community, 4 large
and well selected stock of French and British DRY
GOODS. Amongst their general assortment may be
found rich fancy Dress Silks of the styles;
Also jet and blue black plain and striped Gro de Berlin
and ArmHre Silks of superior quality; cherry,
rine, crimson, orange, white and black Marccnes
French Brochc and Cashmere; plain and embroider-
ed Thbet, Kabye, English Blanket and other Shaws.
Some entire stvIe and rich coiors Mouselin de
LANES and Cashmere Ordresses; Bombazines, Gloves,
Hosiery, &c1&c. Call at
1873 BALTIMORE STREET,
jal4 between Calvert and Light.
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BEDS! BEDSn BEDsM!


SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS, to be had
- at the Great Feather Emporium and Bedding
Mart, new No 81 SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
Also on hand and made to order, Hair, Husk, Moss
Manila, Palm Leaf, Wool Cotton and Straw MAT
TRESsES and PALLIASSES, made in the best
manner and of the best Ticking, the ioDest prices.
UPHOLSTERING done in all its branches.
FEATHERS, cured and uncurcd, sold by the bag in
large or small quantities. Hotels, Boarding houses
Ships and Steamboats,, supplied at wholesale prices
Old Feather Beds and Cured hair Mattresses removal
ed al the shortest notice For good articles call at the
aVorite Stand, two doors below tie Mechanical En-
CINE House, South Calvert street.
n26-tf WILLIAM p. SPENCER,
FH9HE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STORE
Il and is constantly receiving direct from the man
ufacturefs- H..
Lasting, Brocade, Twist and Satin Buttons
Mohair, Alpine and FIorentine dc
Gilt, Pressed Horn, Bone and Pearl do
SiIvered and Japa nned Hooks and Eyes.
Shell and Horn Side Combs.
do do Twist do
Horn Dressing do
Bonnet Wire. silk Wire, Straw Gimps.
Hair Edgugs, Cotton Cords, Collars, Bosoms.
Double BuckramS, Book Muslins
Crown Innings, Artificial Flowers
Pam Leaf Hats, Bnnnets, &c. &c.
All OF which will be sold at manufacturers prices,
by ...... ID. Il. THURSTON,
Jl3 Agent for Manufacturers, No. "a German St.
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

4 HAVE IN STORE, large assortment of
III German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every ar
rival, which flatter myself can sell on as reasona-
Die terms as any other establishment in the country.
Also, PORTRAIT FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNGCES, RODS, RINGS, SC. Call and exa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 f.. y. FRYER, No, | N, Cav street.
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ADDITIONAL WARDS. A memorial to the e-
gislaturc is being circulated for signatures in
this city, praying the more equal distribution of
the population of Baltimore, by increasing the
number Of wards to twenty-each ward to have
one member Of the first branch, and every two
wards to have one member of the second
branch, of the City Council. This would d-
minish the number of City Councilman from
forty-two, the present number, to thirty, and
would consequently prove a saving in this re-
spect But independent of any pccuniary con-
sideration, we think that the proposed change
would be of advantage in atfording greater fa-
cility to voters. tits notorious that the wards
are unequally divided as to population; and
that in some wards it is with difficulty that the
whole vota can be polled. We therefore hope,
that the proposed alteration maybe made; par
ticularly as it can be done without subjecting
the city to an additional expense.
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.. SHOW BEEF. FELL'S
gg@l=azZz>ssSSf POINT. The subscribers, ready
NJ l3.ESs's- TO compete with their neighbors in
4ty,Ssssst%2j the same line, and DESTROYS oflaying
FXAA.k w v. before their friends and customers
Fell's Point good BEEF as
graces the ''ho0ks of the Butchers of other markets.
have made arrangements to slaughter three Magnif-
cent Bceves, purchased from Mr.. Henry Kaufman, of
Baltimore county, which viii be slaughtered THIS
DAY, and exhibited at p. w. RULEY'S, Loudensla-
gers Hill, till TUESDAY, 18th inst, on which morn
ing they will be arranged for the inspection of our
friends at the above market where epcures and those
fond of good beef, will find the best of the season.
p. w. RULEY,
jail 81 P. G.. CODD4
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EtSCAPED from the Friends Asylum at Frank
M fort Pa, on the 18th of Dec. last, young man,
about 26 years of age, who has not since been heard
of. He had on cloth cap, roundabout, shot yarn
stockings. with lace boots his name, GEORGE II.
COMEGYS, was marked on his clothing. He has
one tooth out in 'front.' and two extra teeth within the
others the lower jaws his neck is SCARED from cup
ping, SC. o. Amy information respecting him will
be gratefully received at No. 23 LIGHT STREET
WHARF, Baltimore. lmoll-3t@
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MOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT,
~ No. IA PRATT STREET, opposite the Railroad
Depot, (nex door to Bradshaws United States HOtel)
"Fortune's favorite dwelling place." Now if you
want a prize come on-this Office is now in perfect
blaze of brilliant and unprecedented luck-every
drawing shows that DOYLE'S is the right place to
get fichto verify this it is only necessary to call and
purchase some of the magnificent prizes to be drawn
this week.
TUESDAY, capital 90, 900, tickets s. 90, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets &c. shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, four capitals of $4,000, tickets s.,
shares in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets S2l, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81 90, shares in
proportion. Here is chance-risk on package Of
whole tickets only Sl2; on package eff halves ST.
and on package of quarters SO.
A liberal dscoant will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest v.riey of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
Nj. DOYLE, No Ia Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite Il. g. q. r. r. Depot.
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MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
lHHHE IGAGLE ARTIILERX COMpAN

n Wli dedicate the Armory erected by them, by
phaND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL, to be
n IiI IN me SALOON of the Building, on MONDAY
ENING, sd February next, under the auspices of
he iohowing gentlemen, who will act as Managers
on the occasion.
Inc proceeds arising from the sale of Tickets will
pc applied TO the exngushment of the debt incurred
in the erection of the building
The price of Tickets has been fixed a, TWO DOL,
LARS each, admitting Gentleman and Ladies.
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS,

BLANKETS, BLANKETS,
E EDWARD BIRD, No. III Baltimore ST.,
oD offers for sale a large stock OF extra Ribbon
Bound Whitney BLANKETS, which will be found
equal in quality to amy article of the kind in this city,
They will be sold cheap to close out. Also,
large stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, with a good supply of DOMESTIC
GOODS, suited to the season. TO- Call at No. III
BALTIMORE-ST, . doc. S above Souih-st.
jal4 j. EDWARD BIRD.
n WV SPEARS, and a small lot of really supe-
rior Chewing TOBACCO, received and FOR sale by
MARCUS DENISON,
jll4 81 Baltimore street.
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MNATCHETE'S BALTIMORE DIRECTOR,
lVH having been necessarily delayed until the num-
bering of the houses by the city authorities
pleed. in order that those i'll the Director should cor
respond, will be commenced by the subscriber,
and gotten with all possible despatch. He iaers
himself that his long experience, witfmost assduous
attention. will render it worthy the patronage of his
fellow citizens.
RICHARD ]. MATCHETT, Publisher,
1t Office Gay and Lombard-sts.
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NIL CLOTHS, DOOR MATS, sc. have
" constantly on hand select assortment Of floor
and furniture OIL CLOTHS, embracing all widths
and variety of patterns. Also, handsome patterns
of OIL Cloth, Table Covers, &c.
Do0R MATS OF every description, and all sizes.
All for sale very cheap. Call before purchasing else
where. JOHN c. HOLLAND,
Upholsterer, No. AZ Gay-st.,
iall Near the Shot Tower,
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n Owe IS BLIN D-and so is dame fortune, as
IA the result of yesterdays lottery will prove The
splendid prize of Sl500 left on hand at the lucky
Office of BYRNE 4 co. yesterday for want of pur-
chaser This the last ticket out of two packages
that was sold. The fortunate Nos. IA 25 81. For
the capitals in this splendid little scheme for to day,
try old Al Calyert-st.
Capiials-Ss000, $4,000, of $1,000, &c-tckets So.
Drawn Nos. of Consolidated Lottery, cl 6, drawn
Jan. l3-lowest prize S. 90:
IA 81 So 49 "a 70 GA So "A 81 a6
BYRNE g. CO., No. At Calvert street,
1t Opposite Barnum's City Hotel.