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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

QI5"MR. ]. b. COUGH, the justly celebrated TEN
peance advocate will deliverTemperan Adore sses
On FRIDAY EVENING, l4lh inst. at u O'clock in
the Methodist E. Church, Eutaw street.
On SATURDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at u o'clk
in the Assembly Rooms Fayette and olIiday-sts
SABBATH AFTERNOON, 10th inst, at 81 o'clk.,
Mr.. Cough will address the children in the Rev j. g.
Norris Church, Hanover street (thc lower floor will
be reserved for the chdren)
And on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at u
O'Clock. lie will deliver his farewell address in CAL
VERT HALL, Saratoga street. The Blues Band will
be in attendance. Tickets for this LAST meeting a,
25 cents each, can be had AT the Bookstores of Arm
strong X Berry and Isaac r Cook. Also, of the sub
scriber at No. South Charles street. Every person
in this community has interest in these meetings
for real or roe, and it is hoped they will manifest II
by their presence. CHRISTIAN KEENER,
mills frmtu-4tt fArs CHI Ex Com. NJ. y. T. ).
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III IA LiSi-tOhI OF BALTIMORE
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, ls45.
FROM TIE EXCHANGE RnAplNe-Roon ROCKS

CLEARED,
b. brig Royal William, Crawford, St. Johns, N. p
r. & II. X. Thicker.
Steamer r. +. Stockton Layman, Philadelphia, Il.
G. Harris.
ARRIVED,
Brig Amena, Dill, days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to T. X. Matthews.
Steam packet Georgia, Coffey, from Norfolk. Re
ports of Point no-Pont U. i. frgaie Congress.
MEMORANDA.
Pilot boat Baltimore, OF Baltimore, was spoken 9TH
INST oil Capes Of Virginia, bearing N. w by W., 30
leagues distant.
Ship Cincinnati, Wilson, and barque Pioneer.
Clarke, OF Baltimore, at Whampoa (Canton(
18th Dec.
ship Pocahontas, Higgins, from Baltimore, arrived
at Apnlachcola LIST inst.
Brig Carleton, Jameson, from Baltimore ar rived at
New Orleans Sd inst and schr Mary Augusta Farm
ham, for Baltimore, cleared at do. same day.
Brig Mary Nj Hooper, Travers, of Baltimore, u
days from Para, arrived at New York 10Th inst.
Brig Dover, Percival for Baltimore, cleared a, Bos
ton sth inst
Schr Corneia, Kilborn, hence st NewAuryport 9th
in slant.
Schr Susan Ross, CHM, from Buckspors for Bsti-
more, (another account says NorfUk) arrived at Sa
lem 9Th inst.
Schr Star, WEBSTER, from Baltimore fas Port "a
Prince, was spoken 9Th inst lat 80 ef, ION. SO %
steering s. w.
schr Susan Ross, CHM, for Baltimore, sailed from
Bucksport 9TH inst.
Schr Mariner, Adams, from Nantucket 4or Baltt-
more, arrived ut Newport 7,h inst
Schr George klotts, Deatty, from Baltimore, arrived
at Fail River 9th inst.
Schr VIM. Sally, Hatchipgs, fiom Baltimore, ar
lived at Edenton, N. G. 9Th met.
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ID | T. ID

On the 18th inst SARAH LEACH, aged Ga years and
mohins, c9nSoft of Jesse Leach, Esq., late resident
oil Rockville, Montgomery county, Md.
~ f''nds ana acguaD tancGs are invited to attend
ne iu"era at her sons residence, Caleb l.. Leach
caycIte street, this afternoon at O'clock without
further notice.
oh wednesday, 18th inst Mrs. ELIZABETH Rus
SELL, wife of the late Samuel Russell
Inc friends and acqaaintances are invited TO attend
Tue luhefa This (Fhursdav) afternoon, at a O'Clock
steet '
on me glh INST. NANCY IIoLLISGswuRTft Youngest
daughter OF Mary A. and The late DR.. WIN. Willis
VA thc iOth inst. Mrs ANNE f.. JAMIsoy consort of
John Jamison, in the Goth year of her age
In TN city, on the lth inst. SALLY, wife Of Georsr
Guest, of Philadelphia. e~
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hn nhn EATHS By CON.
STJMpTIDN ,gnuid noyb,

nc small esm 1te for the ravaces of ths dradf dis
ease IN single year; then add the fearful cataopue o
those cut OFT by Inflammation of the Lungs Urmor
rhage, Asthma, Coughs, Influenza Bronchitis, an,
"lner diseases Of the LUNGS AND LIVER. and the
us, as m"a an appalling proof Of the fatality OF
these Two classes of Diseases
but II is important to know that nearly all of hs
dreadful waste OF human HE might have been prevent
ed by a timely use OF
Dr. WIS1.aR'S B.8LS.am OF lyILD CHERRY
the greatest remedy ever discovered by mar or all dis
eases OF the pulmonary organs produced by cold and
chan teabn climates
Scores O! casts have come to our Knowledge where
the patient had been given up to die Of Con. nption
as beyond the reach of medical aii-but who nv The
USE OF this Wild Cherry Balsam have been speedily
restored TO complete health.
sistt OF well known clergyman recently let( the
schoOl she was attcndngbeing advised that she must
die OF cnnsImptlon-to return 10 her home, wishing
to spcnd her few re naning days with her friends. By
some means she was induced to take WStar's Basain
OF wild Cherry, by which she was ca irelv cured in
short time and returned 10 her school with q light
heart and renvigorat health.
Many 9i the most dis tingniShed physicians in New
YORK and Brooklyn give this BaI-am their unqualified
aFsrnvai' why should they not 1t is every where
hailed rs
"N.4TURE'S F.aVORTTE PRESCRIPTIONS
nelis iprmed from chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar, two simple, but powerful ingredients
OF Natures own Laboratory.
All orders must be adore ssnd to ISAAC BJJtrTS 2
Ann street, New York.
For sale by q. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore aud
High SITS Baltimore, and r. 8. PATTERSON, Wash
hgton d. e., and by most Of The Druggists in Mary
land and the District Of Columbia. mhl3tf
A PUBLIC EXAMINATIUN OF the scholars
IN OF the Public Schools of Baltimore will take
place IN the following order The public are respect
fully invited TO attend The examination will com
mence at O'Clock, A. NJ, except the School al Can
ton, which will commence at , 0'cInck, p. NJ
Male and Female Nos. ana Thursday, March l3
Male and Female Nos and 4 Friday, do al
Male aud Female Nos and Monday, do III
Male and Female Nos. 4 and Tuesday, do l9I
Eastern and Western Female
High Schsol, Wednesday, do 1911
Male High School, Thursday do 30
Female Nv. I, Canton, Tnursnay do 20 |
By order, Tmhl3 6tl ]. w. TII.VARD
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& il NJ A N AG,
a Ssa | s s"a
Moons phases
MAR RIED

- 'n the evening OF the 9th inst at the residence nf
Ihonas Russell, in Paca st, by Friends, ceremony
CHARLES w FIERCE, merchant, Of Bristol, Bucks
county, Pa TO MARY ). NORRIS, of Baltnrore dsush
'cr OF amos Smith. of Hartford county. Md
On the yin inst by the Rev. l.. F. Morgan, GRosap
IEDDos' OF Washington, ID. C. 10 Miss SARAH MI
r!LDA II Ill, of this city.
a. washington, on the llth instant, by the Rev
wilson, Rev WILLIAM II. L.HEY to Miss CoLuMBrA
daughter of r. Wilson, of Montgomery county, Nd
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NEW RIBBONS, LACEs,

N EW Ribbons, LACEs,
~ AND HOSIERY!
The subscriber has arrived from New York this day
and will open, doors above Frederick street,
1000 pieces rich Spring Ribbons, l2j cts worth ls
4uO dozen Silk and Cotton Hosiery, l2a &" Is
200 pieces new style Calico, fast, l25 lS
100 dozen Silk and Kid Gloves 81 10 so
Black and Fancy Dress SILKS, very cheap
Thread Laces aud Edsngs; Lise Lnces and Crane
Wells; French Chntz Swiss Muslin; Fannels; Cord
ed Skirts; Linen CaHlbric Hdkfs; Donestics, &c sc,
which shall be sold lower than any other house in
America-s doors above Frederick street.
WILLIAM BROADEENT.
~ Z. Ladies wanting Lace Goods and Ribbons will
please call and the styles and prices, compared
with others. mhI3 n
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M. ST. AI,pIIONsITs, CUIRCH viii he dedico,

{G2- ST. ALPIIONSUS' CHURCH will be dedicat-
ed on FRIDAY, lith inst, between and 10 O'Clock.
by the Most Rev. Archbishop ECCLEsToH, assisted by
numerous clergy of the city and St Aphosus Church.
Church and march in regular procession TO st. Al
phonsus', assisted with music, and joined by the Cal
vert Beneficial Society and the German Beneficial So
cicy OF st. james, Church. After the dedicaton, an
Enelish sermon will be delivered, and Immediately
AFTER High Mass will be performed; and then will fol
low A sermon in the German language. mhl3 II
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM.

Q3-MR. OWENS BENEFIT-On which occasion
Mr. j. SEXTON, Miss ST CLAIR, Mrs. BOOTH,
and Miss INCE will appear
FRIDAY EVENING, March l4th, first time here J
the laushable one act piece of the "MUMMY."
Toby Tra IN, afterwards Mummy Mr.. OWENS.
Singing and Dancing by the whole Company.
70 conclude with 18th time) the most successful
piece ever played at the Museum, entitled
FORTUNE; OR, THE GIFTED SERVANT.
Nightly received with great applause, and the Race
Scene with positive enthusiasm and cheers. Rhl3 .2t
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n3- CONCERT AND EXHIBITION OF FREE

i3- CONCERT AND EXHIBITION OF FREE
SCHOOLS. An Exhibition and Concert of Free
Schools Nos. and ,, will be held in the Charles street
Methodist f.. Church, ON FRIDAY EVENING, l4th
INST, commencing al half past O'Clock he exer-
cses VIII consist Of Dialogues, Speeches, REGULATIONS,
&C., interspeHrd with appropriate Singing, consisting
of Solos, Duets, Choruses, sc. by Mr. A. j. Barrets
juvenile class of young ladies.
Tickets l2i cents each--may be had at the Book
stores of Armstrong Berry, Isaac P. Cook, and
Parsons * Preston; also, at the door on the evening
of the Exhibition. The proceeds are to be applied 10
purchasing of books for the schools. mhl3-9tt
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EETa EE,ISII NJ INIT

HILBERT &. GRIFFITH, manufacturer of Paper
fialigmgS, has taken Store on MARKET STREET
between Euta~ and Howardsts. No. 343, (south
sldeO and Is this day opening very general assert
ment of Parlor, Entry and Chamber PAPER of the
atest SYKES ne IS prepared to furnish any quantity
at rhoeSdle the most favorable terms so tbat Civ
aud Country Merchants, who deal in that article, will
md 1t greatly to their advantage to give him call
Also, to those Of the city who intend having their
houses Pdpered he states, That he will furnish az GOOD
an article as can be procured anywhere, and that he
has procured the services of some OF the hest Paper
hangers in the ctyso that all Paperng entrusted to
his care shall be done in the best manner
mhlJ-3tF ALBERT G.. GRIFFITH
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G}-THE FOLLOWING ASTONISHING CASE
in one OF our NEST respectable families was witness
ed by DR.. Stearns, of our oldest and most honored
physicians, ana the husband will gladly give personal
| assurance to any who will call at his house, as
below, or at his office, % John street.
New YORK, January 81, 1s45.
Mr.. Conlsfock--Dear Sir: My lady has been suf-
ferer for the last fifteen years. from that most perplex-
ing and painful disorder, the Tic Bolofeaux. There
have beea periods of months daring that time, that
she has not been free from excruciatng pains for six
hours at time. For the last year the returns have
been mere frequent and severe than at any previous
time. She has constantly had the advice of the best
physicians of this city, has used the powerful
medicines, and has been cupPed upon the temples
frequently, with only temporary relief Each return
OF the disorder was more severe than the last and
with little or no hope of permanent relief Her spirits,
her courage, her strength were nearly exhausted,
when she was induced to visit lady in West Wash
ingen Place, referred to by YOU who had been cured
OF similar affection by the use of CONNELL'S
PAIN EXTRACTOR. My lady Immediately made a
trial of his medicine, md from the time of the third
or fourth application lin November iast to the present
time she has had return of the palms, and is to all
appearance entirely cured.
Any person suffering in similar manner, may be
satisfied of the correctness of the above by personal
interview, which will be given with pleasure, from
desire to afford relief by calling at residence, No.
23S Ninth street. You at full liberty 10 publish
the above, without name, which is not necessary, as
the place Of residence is sufficient. You may also
show this statement TO any person you choose.
For sale at the corner of Hanover and Baltimore
streets, Baltimore. 1t
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{G3- MR.. GEO. X. GLTDDON will deliver one extra
LECTURE, accompanied by copious pictorial illus
traons, at the Masonic Hall, ST. Paul's street, on
THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst, at u O'Clock.
The subject will relate especially the MUMMIEs of
the ancient Egyptians. and will be elucidated by ge-
nuine specimens of Human and .4nimnl Mumrties,
their furniture, ornaments, symbols, sc. from the
unique coecto of Col, NJ j. CoHEN.
Admission at the door, SO CENTS-juvcnile per-
sons 25 cents. mhli-3t
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ORAToRIo. twill be seen by the announce
ment in another column, that the Oratoro by
the Liederkranz Association, which gave such
great satisfaction on Monday night, will be re-
peated this evening, at st. Alphonsus' Church,
corner of Park and Saratoga streets. To the
lovers Of music it will be rich trent.
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Mr.. GLIDpoN's LECTURES. This gentle

Mr.. GLIDpoN's LECTURES. This gentle
mans course Of lectures, which has just term-
mated, has been eminenty successful. He has
had crowded assemblage, every evening, of
the fashion and intelligence of the CITY, and
has succeeded in rendering great satisfaction to
his audience. In his selection of seven lee
lures for the course, from some twenty which
he has written on Egyptian subjects, we thought
HIM fortunate; and his success has been COM
mensurate After full and minute account
Of the rise of the science of Heroloqy, by
means of the deciphering of the Rosetta stone,
the course embraced descriptions of the Pyra-
mIds, minute, yet intelhgibla by his splendid
diagrams; passing then to battle scenes and
other records on the monuments, many of
them coeval with the Ebrar patriarchs, and
relevant to Bible history; it closed with an &C
count Of Egyptian symbols and anaglyphs; and
with accounts Of the religious systems and cc-
remonies of that primitive and wonderful pco-
pie. The information cleaned from these lee
lures Is at once curious, interesting and valua-
BILE, and calculated to throw light upon ancient
history, Biblical and profane, and various sub
jects connected with theology and ethnogra-
ply. 1t will be seen that he has consented at
the solicitation of his friends, to deliver an er-
ira lecture, on this evening, upon ".Hunmies."
This seems an indispensable accompaniment to
the course. AS several of these venerable vi
sitors from the Gland of Nile" both human
and bestial,
(Which were dead and buried and embalmed
Ere Romulus and Remus had been suckled,"
will make their appearance on the evening Of
the lecture, we presume no little interest will
he felt on the occasion. III of MIR. GIiddon's
lectures have derived additional interest from
the different specimens obtained from Colonel
Cohens collection. This gentleman has dis
played great taste and liberality in the lnagnl-
ticent Egyptian cabinet which he has formed
and is entitled to the gratitude of every friend
of science not only in our city, but the coun-
try at large. We mention this the rather,
as to the scientific enterprise of Col Cohen
are superadded great amiability and moral
worth, and that retiring modesty which is at
once an evidence of merit and greatly en-
hances it.
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Attgertr1aI Asepublnau,
AVID BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, Mar. 10, Is45

ADDRESS OF THE CoVvENrioN. AT a meet
ing of the American Republican Convention,
held last evening, at Union Hall, the following
address, was adopted. 1t embraces brict
statement Of the grievances of which they
complain, and of the principles by which they
design TO be governed; and this was considered
al that was required upon the present occa-
IiHD.
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GI5- ELDER ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, of Be.
thany, Va, will preach in the Disciples Meeting
House, ST Paul's-st., THIS EVENING, at 7 O'Clock
The public is respectluly invited. IT.
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From the Philadelphia Daily SUM-

Mr. John a. CcntreH-Dear Sir,-Having been af-
ficted for upwards of two years, with liberation of
the throat, destroying the whole of the soft palate
then through the upper part of my mouth into my
nose, from which several pieces of bone came out,
which partially destroyed my speech Through kind
Providence, and your Medicated Syrup of Sarsapari
la, am now restored to perfect health, and my sight
which was so much impaired, is as strong as when Il
hoy.
thought it a duty owed to you and those similar
ly affected to make il public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Coates Street.
Q5-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re-
tail, in Baltimore, either at the cor. of Franklin and
Green streets, at the s W. corner of west Baltimore
and Green-sts fel2
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POSTPO NEMENT TO FRIDAY EVENING, l4th
20 MISSIONARY MEETING. The 18th Ami
versary meeting Of the McKENDREAN MlSSIONA-
RY SOCIETY, will he held in the COLUMBIA STREET
CHURCH on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at "a
O'Clock. The Rev. Mr.. DAILY, Chaplain to the United
States House OF Representatives, and Bishop SoULE
will address the meetings A Collection will be taken
up in aid Of the funds. The public generally in
vited to attend
mhll.4t GEORGE w. MAGERS, Secretary.
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NEW sTEAolEOAT LINZ
a ~~-n the ONLY REiULAR wrPO-

"A ssA-%1 THE ONLY REGULAR - fsPO-
LINE TO PHLADEI.-
aS..knzsazR r Hay Individual Enterprise! Via
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, commenced run
ming on Saturday morning, March the LIST, 1915, at 7
O'Clock, A. Nj. and will continue to leave the corner
of Light and Pratt Streets at the above named hour
daily, Sundays excepted, (unti farther no,ice.)
nc Passengers for Ford's Landing, Chesapeake
City, st. Georges, Delaware City and Newcastle,
will taxi this line.
Passage to phiad. 81 50 To st. Georges 81 10
TO Newcastle | % Chesapeake City rs
1" to Delaware City IS Fords Landing ! %
Q3-This is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that was ever run between Baltimore and Phladel-
phia ROBERT NJ. HILL, Agent.
TICKETS to he procured at the office, No. 1876 N.
f. corner of Pratt and Light streets. mil 3-tf
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MURDER I'm KENTUCKY. Clifton r. Thorn
son, Esq, highly respected citizen of Lexing-
ton, n.y., was shot dead in the Court House, at
that place on "Wednesday last, by his brother
in-law, Henry Daniel. 1t was caused bv pri-
vate quarrel. The murderer was arrested.
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, BONNETs. BONEETsn

GAAa BONNETS. BONEETSm
Gx@ EEW STYEE SPRING AND
1.~ SUMMER BONNETS!n
GRIFFIN, YEATMAN b co. have received a
very large and beautiful assortment of BONNETS-
as the real Neapol,an Hat, white Rutland Braid Lace
Neapoliian British Braid, soft dressed Split Straw
English DunstableIat, fine Florence Braid, and other
new styles, with lot Of low price BonAets.
No. 231 MARKET STREET,
one door above Charles.
It. GRIFFIN, YEATMAN & co.
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"SrATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS" 1t will
be seen by the advertisement in another CO.
lumn, that the publisher has left few copies Of
this document for sale at this office.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING sooss
For Amstcrdam-Ship superb, 18th March.
For Rotterdam-Ship Herald, 25lh inst.
For Rremen-Ship trace Brown, 18th inst.
For Bremen Ship Luse, 18th inst
F0r Valparaiso, CaiIao &c.-Barque Hot-nsis,
will clear on the 18th inst
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N.nISSEs', KID GLOVES. Mrs. p. A. NICK-
1Va ERSON, Ne 81 North HOWARD ST. has Just
received another supply of those cheap Ladies' and
Children's Kid Gloves. mbI3d
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DC INQUESTS. The undersigned, Coroner fo
the city of Baltimore, may be found at No242 NORTH
GAY STREET, near the head of Bel Air Market. He
will attend immediately when required
it, JAMES HOOPER
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M lLLER q CO.'S truly fortunate Office for
1VA prizes. They sold in the Md. Su.q. Genial Lot
terry, drawn yesterday, two rich and spcndi1
prizes, for small OUTLAWS made at their Lucky Prize
Corner; one the handsome prize of $1,000, in quar-
ter ticket Nos Is % 49, which cost only ST. and ano-
ther OF $500, whole ticket Nos. "a A. beth sold 70
citizen customers,
Draws TO-DAY, Md. Lottery, class No. ll--7S Nos.
10 ballots, making magnificent scheme fer the price
OF tlckets-there being Is prizes to 10 blanks in each
package of 25 tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize Of Sl0,0Ou prize of $1,000
$500 5 IOO0
500 4" 5e0,Se.
Tickets S4-shares IN proportions.
Certificate Of package Of 25 quarters only $40 50,
that can draw over $4,000.
For packages, single tickets shares of tickets an.
ply ts the old established and most fortunate Office Of
MILLER & co.
Corner Of Baltimore and st. Paul Streets
March l2-iowest prize 49,
"a 90 80 "A IA 90 % Ga % 40 IS SO 6e 53s
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90 "sTATgMsNT OF FRANCIS THOMAS

"sTATgMRET OF FRANCIS THOMAS"
This is pamphlet Of upwards Of so pages, written
by eY Governor Thomas, of Maryland, in relation to
his domestic affairs, in which the conduct of Gov
Mcdowell, of Va and his family, together with Col
benton, and other dgniiares, is severely arraigned,
and all matters in relation to his marriage, and ts
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
mented on with force and vigor 1t be had at this
oiTce-price IS cents mhll-lw'
N3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. leg NORTH uIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gayst mhl9-ly
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TH w. TILYARD.
H.Ee SURGEON DENTIST, EurAw-sr.,
fe5-an Sd door north of Lorsbard n.

EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
H All halt! all hail. Good luck follows good LUCK.
Every day brings high prize at EGERTONS'-comb
% 20 6i the 3D. capital of $1,000, sold jn package.
Comb % "a SO prize of $1,000 in quarter, and Also
one of $500, all sold at Egertons' yesterday.
Draws TO DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, Glass
No. 3l--75 Nos. Is baots
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000 l prize Of $3.50
$500 1850
800 3. 1000 SC
Tickets s4-shares in proportion.
The drawn Nos, Of yesterdays lottery are
"a D 3S "a ii &c 80 Ga % 40 Is SO Sc 53S
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South ST. and Exchange Place; or,
II Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.