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Hon. JONI G. CALHOUN. We see it stated,
that since the arrival of this distinguished
statesman at Washington city, the war fever
has greatly subsidized, and that there is now
every prospect that the Oregon question will
be amcably disposed Of 1t is certain that the
nation looks to Mr.. Calhoun to extricate the
country from its present critical position, and
10 save it from the desolation of war. Nor do
we believe that public expectation will DC dis
appointed, Whatever may be our alleged
claims to the whole of Oregon, we believe that
the 49th degree will form the basis Of a COM
promise between Great Britain and the United
States. 1t would, probably, have been better
had we quietly extended our laws over that
portion of Oregon which We possess, and left
the settlement of our claim TO other portions
to time. But the Presidents message will
bring matters to a crisis, when we must either
compromise or fight. The former course will
be adopted-for it is now said, and we have no
sumes our right TO the whole of the territory,
Che President is willing TO renew his former
proposition, which will probably be accepted
by the British government. This will be in
opposition to the wishes of some members of
both the Senate and House of Representatives,
who appear to be eager for war. But the in
huence OF Mr. Calhoun in the Senate will be
sufficient to calm down the fiery tempers of
Senator'S, or to render their efforts harmless,
by which the House will be rendered power
less, should majority be mad enough to de-
sire war.
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MARRIED.

oh me H4th inst; by the Rev, Hezekiah Best Mr.
FERRY SINCLAIR to Miss MARY AMELIA SHERWOOD,
both Of this city.
-. On the s3d inst by Rev. R. S. Vinton, Capt JOHN
WooLFoRD OF Dofchesterco. Md. to Miss CAROLINE
w. daughter OF Isaac Evans, Esq. of this city.
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NBERsONS SUFFERING WIFI TO0Tu

DERSONS SUFFERING WITH TOOTu
III ACHE will have il cured in one minute nv usin,
WHEELER'S TEA-BERRY TOOTH WASH and
the TOOTH will be protected from all decay-Soreness
OF the Gums is cured by it-Softncss of the Gums is
cured-Bleedins of the Gums is stopped by it, and the
teeth, gums and mouth are always kept pleasant and
in the best state of health N'''
feur Tea berry Tooth Wash having removed the
scuf from my teeth cured toothache and soreness of
my gums, and arrested all decay of teeth send Won
TINS, my certificate, which you may publish; and +
hope that those who suffer with scurf toothacbe
soreness OF the gums and decay Of the teeth NAV
avail themselves of the opportunity of obtaining n
similar remedy ana uncOmmonly pleasant Tooth
Wash. JULIANNA GUTUERAJ
w. Wheeler.
Your Tea-bcrry Tooth Wash esteem AS fully de-
serving all OF The praise bestowed upon it, and
tas a qualification to add my testimony OF its pxccL
ltnce for the teeth aud gums TO that which Won now
nave, Tor the benefit Of those who wish for remedy
for pain of the Teeth, Tartar and wash to keen the
teeth and mouth very pleasant, for which purposes
nave used IT, and found il speedy and very pleasant
remedy. NJ b. MANE6JTPT
W. Wheeler
II AFFORDS me pleasure to give my testimony relative
to Whecer'S Tea berry Tooth Wash. Ithas entirely
relieved much pain of my gums, renewed a swelIng
IRON my gums, cured toothache, stopped all decay Of
my teeth, and is pleasant article for preserving The
teeth, gums and mouth in perfect health.
w. Wheeler. FREDERICK w. FARSON
Sold mt No. l2l Baltimore street, above South DO
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MTOW,s THE TI1IE TO ..HING TN,,

NOW'S THE TIME TO "RING IN''
~ for some of the Capital Prizes, and the place is
at NJ. DOY LES Capital Prize Depot, No. la Pratt-st
opposite the Railroad Depot, ana next to Bradshaws
United States Hotel, where more prizes have been
sold during the present Holidays than at any other
three offices in the city. Orders for tickets from
distance are attended 10 with the utmost promptness
and the drawings sent as they are over. Some
very handsome Christmas present was paid out nj
this Office during the last week, and MAJ more on
hand for this.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s2g, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital 1000, tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets IS, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets sas, shares in
proportion. - "
SATURDAY, the ''Thomas Thumb I,otterv,, will
be drawn Capital $4,000 Tickets 81 halves 30 cts
quarters 25 cts. Certificate OF package will be is
sued as follows: package consisting of IS whole
tickets for Sl2, halves Sc, qrs So, aud eehths SIk
Be in fortunes way and you may make a tTen
STRIKE" or throw "two skies aud a sevenv
liberal discount VIII be paid TO persons who DUR
chase by the package or quantity
FOR SAFE In me greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders pef
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ, DOYLE, No. IA Pfatts street.
tRT opposite BIS o, r. r. Depot,
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SuB.TREAsURY AND TARIFF. Should we
be able to avoid war with Great b itain on
she Oregon question, it will be great point
achieved for the interests of the country-but
we believe that the adoption of the sub-treasu-
~ scheme and the reduction of the tariff as
has been proposed, will prove TO be almost
equally fatal to public prosperity and yet,
from all that we hear, both of these measures
will be carried into effect by Congress. The
collection Of the revenue in specie will cripple
commercial operations, and of consequence,
deeply affect the interests Of the whole COM
munity-whlst the reduction of the tariff to
so low a point as to withdraw protection from
domestic manufactures, will close manufacture
ing establishments to great extent, and
thereby discharge thousands of laborers, male
and female, who are now procuring an honest
livelihood. 1t would really seem that our ru
lers are apprehensive that the people may be-
come too independent and happy, or why
would they seek to interrupt state of things
which has given active and profitable employ
ment to the whole community? The chief
reason which we have heard assigned for the
adoption of the sub-treasury, is, that, by with
drawing government deposits from the banks,
it will prevent the extension Of their line Of
discounts beyon prudent limits We presume
that the banks require no such checks; be-
cause, as the directors all have an interest in
preserving them in a solvent condition, they
will not be likely to do any act which can sub
iect the institutions under their control to be
discredhed at any moment by demand from
government Self interest will produce pru-
dent management and whilst the demands of
government continue to be promptly met, we
can see no Just cause for making war upon the
banks. The revenue of government must be
entrusted to the safe-keeping of either banks
or Northumberland, from the number and
amount Of individual defalcations, we believe
that the banks woald prove to be the safer de-
positories. But it appears that we must have
a change, whatever may be the result. An I'M
happy restIcssncss Of disposition exists, which
m LIST be gratiied, be the cost what it may to
the nation: and so we must have the sub-trea-
sury and revenue tarii-thc reduction Of the
tariff to take place too at the very moment
when the friends of the measure are anticipate
ing a conflict with England, and when the
whole country Us demanding that additional
defences shall be erected Such is the wisdom
and the patriotism of some of those who have
been chosen to rule over the land.
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ETHIOPIAN liARMoNIsTs Quite large and fash
ionabe audience was in attendance at the Assembly
Rooms last evening The singing and acting of the
'ilarmonsts" gave universal Satisfaction They will
give their second Concert this evening and we doubt
not, from the reputation they have already establish
ed, thar every in The Saloon will be taken at an
early hour.
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% TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. The Franklin
Division, No &, of the Sons of Temperance, will vi
sit the Festival of the Ladies Union Temperance So
cGly, TINS TUESDAY EVENING, in full regalia.-
Several short Temperance addresses will be deliver
ed enlivenCd by vocal music. BY order,
IT. w. n. HARRISON, Sec. l. u. T. F.
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DEATH OF Ex-GovERNoR JAMES THOMAS
We regret, says the Patriot, to announce the
death Of the Hon. James Thomas, formerly
Governor of Maryland. lie died at his resi-
dence in St Mary's county, on Christmas day,
in the 62d year OF his age, of typhoid fever,
with which he fingered long time. Gov. T..
was most excellent and worthy man, and be-
longed TO the old school of Maryland gentle
men. He filed in his life various public trusts
under she State, and closed his public career
as Governor of Maryland, in 1885, to which
office he had been elected by the Legislature
of the State. In every relation of life he dis
charged his duty faithfully and energetically,
and by his many virtues, attached to him a
large body of friends throughout the State,
who viii hear of his death with deep regret
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The IVORY CRucHx, rhs remarkable production
of genus is now on exhibition the Masonic Hall in
this city. 1t was carved from solid block of Ivory.
and was executed by Monk in the Convent of ST.
Nicholas. It is certainly great curiosity, and no
one should fail to visit il.
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90 The CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC, for
place on TUESDAY EVENING, 9th January, in the
Charles street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tickets al 50 cents--can be had Of Messrs. Cush-
ing Brother; Armstrong * Berry; l. p. Cook; Jas.
: waters; Joseph N, Lewis; and at Messrs Benteen
X NIig's Music Stores. d30 If
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TENHE CHEAPEST OF CHEAp HOOKS
ID The OMNIBUS, No. 5-price 25 cents,

TENHE Oh ia FESF OF CHEAp HOOKS,
"a The OMNIBUS, No. 5-price IS cents.
TAYLOR, WILDE u co.
VIII publish on WEDNESDAY, the
OMNIBUS OF MODERN ROMANCE, No. :.
Four inside-contanng
Brother Angel, an Italian Romance, founded on the
most thrilling incidents Of Italian History in the
%, sixteenth cehi'lry-transldled from the French.
Wanderlngs OF Phir HELENE, translated from the
German of Zschokke.
Ciesar Borga, or The Times of Pope Alexander the
French "
me Letters and journal Of Fanny Ellsler written
before and after her operate campaign in the
v!lteu states, including her Letters from New
York, London, Paris &C.
-Four New Works for 25 CENTS
TAYLOR, WILDE s. co.
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers
II jarvis's Buildings, North st.
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II THE SAME

nNLY FEW LEFT OF THE SAME
" SORT? Kris Kringle has consented to postpone
his departure until the LIST January, 1876, at 10 oclk,
p. M. lie may be found at
W.N. HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
No. | Jarvis Buildings, Norh-st.
Beautiful BOOKS for the Centre Table. The Gift;
the Opal; the Snow Flake; the Literary Emporium;
the May Flower; the Missionary Memorials; the La
dy's Book OF Flowers, &C.
BOOKS FOR YOUTHS-The Hyacnth Leisure
Flower Book; Palor Book; Every day Book; Young
Mans Evening Book; Summer Day Book; Adven
lures of Robin Hood; Paul Preston; Parley's ibIe
Stories; Boys and Girls Fairy Tales; kambts of a
Mouse; Persian Fables; Kringe's Ratee Show.
CHlLDREN'S BOCkS-Child's Delight; Child's
Little Lift; Little Variety; Pictorial Bible; E,ap's Fa-
bless LucV's RecreatiOns, coored; Stories for AIDE
laoe; The beautiful Game of the Star Spanged Ban
ner for 81.
PERIODICALS for the Family Circle Gtsham's
Magazine 81; Lady's Book 3d. New York illustrated
Magazine SO; Columbian Magazine SO; Ladi Ma
tonaI Magazine 50; Arhur's Magazine 50, and other
notions too numerous to mention. d3O
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LARGE LEGACY. Mel Jamison, of Phla-
delpha, and recently of Welch's Circus, has
been left sole heir of an immense estate in
Scotland, valued at 100000 The news was
brought by the Great Western. Mr.. Jamison
is at present professor of the banjo He en-
barked for Scotland in the next steamship, to
take possession Of the goodly fortune.
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FINANCING ACADEMY,

EAAECING ACADEMY,
III SECOND QUARTER
CHARLES l.. SPIES respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that his Second Quarter for
tuition IN the above beautiful accomplishment, will
commence on TUESDAY, Jan. 9th Is ,6, at CENTRAL
HALL, corner of Baltimore and Charles Streets
DAYS OF TUlTlON-rursday and Saturday AZ
ternoons, from I'LL O'CLOCK, for young Ladies and
Mas els; and on Tuesday and Friday Evenings from
ill 10 O'Clock, for gentlemen.
PRACTISING BALLS on Thursday Evenings
COTlLLION PARTIES on Saturday Evenings
N3- For TERMS or other Details please apply at the
Hail. where Mr.. SPIES can be foand from ill 5, and
from till 10 O'Clock every day and evening.
d30-eo4t farsi
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RELIGIOUS LECTURE. A lecture upon the Bible will
be delivered this evening in 81. Johns Church. Lber-
ty ST., by the Rev. John Young of Trenton,N Jersey
For particulars of the lecture sec advertisement
Seats free. H..
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YANKEE HILL This celebrated aud unrivalled per
senator of the Yankee character, will give one OF his
humorous and inimitable entertainments this even
ing, at the Egyptian Saloon, Odd Fellows Hail. Mr..
Hill has always been received in this city by large
and brilliant audiences; and trust that on this oc
c2sion there will be no elimination in the number Of
his visitors.
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CONCERT OF IRISH Music. Tonight Messrs Moo
ney and Ioncaste present their irish Concert before
our citizens at the Saloon of the Law BUILDINGS
There cannot possibly be more delightful! entertain
ment than a feeling performance of the Melodies Of
ireland. We are assured by the northern press that
these gentlemen have won the applause of all those
who heard them.
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NEW YORK CIRCUS, FRoNT-sT. Another full house
at this place OF amusement last evening; and so it will
continue, so long as the worthy manager gives such
an excelleRt variety of entertainments. An entire
change of programme for tonight.
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OLD DOMINION CIRCUS This Circus located in
Paca near Baltimore ST., has, we are pleased 10 see,
been well patronzcd by the citizens of the "West
End" good bill is posted for this evening, which,,
we doubt not. will draw a GOOD hnnse
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7 N
NOTICE All persons having claims against the
Maryland Tor the last year, will please hand them in
OH podfd tne Doat, on wednesday. d30-3t
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NE w YEA RS WEEK.
ASSEMBLY ROOMS

T IL II EE Mo HTS MORE!
FHNHE ETHIOPIAN HARMONISTS NJ
r. the request OF number of Ladies and Gentle
men who attended their Concert on Tkursdav nigb,
last, will give THREE more Concerts, with En'ire
Change of Programmes, commencing on
MONDAY, Dec. 29lh,
TUESDAY, Dee. Both, and
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3lst
ON which occasions they viii Introduce variety of
CHORUSSES, DUETS, GLEES, &c =
Accompanied by the
ACCORDION!
CONGO TAMBOm
BANJO, and
o,,o-.,--.-,....r BONE CAsTlNETTs.
N}-Cards of admission 25 cents
U5-The Rooms will be open at half mast e. 70,
cert will commence at O'Clock precisely
W3- Front seats reserved for the ladies' do7 q
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FOR ANNAPOLIS Cary

a lzs.ssq FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
ESysEAS sSlAsR9 BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The Gne
SS4azazag,ssz steamer MARYLAND will leave Raj
tlhore onTHURSDAY MORNING, the LIST January.
at o'ock, for the above places and return on Satr
day, leaving Easton at O'Clock, A. NJ. This will
be the last trip this season All freighs for those
places must be put on board on Wednesday, staring
from the lower end of Dugan's wharf
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MOORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS IN
I'VE TO-DAY'S scheme at SCHOOLFIELD &
CO.'S, where was sold yesterday two prizes of $1,000
to AZ 58 y and 6 90 42-onc sod in The ctv and the
other sent 10 Hanover, Pa.
Nos. Md, Consolidated Lottery, class l2l, drawn
Dec, 30, lowest prize S., are:
y So 10 33 AZ % d. I6 l5 So a 20 65 81
Draws TODAY, the handsome scheme ofNId.
Consolidated Lottery, class 50.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of 5000 | prize of $1,000
3,OOO '' 1000
400 40OSc.
Whole tickets S25-sharcs in proportion.
W}- Draws next SATURDAY, January 3rd the
small Fry Seminary Lottery, class l. capital prize
S4oooGIickets Sl-shafeS in proportion, in which
Scheduled Co. will sell on certificate packages of
% whole tickets for only sl4, halves 81 co. quarters
% aO, eighths 81 75 For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
SCHOOLFlELD & Co,
No. Calvert street,
1t First Office from Baltimore street.
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g?- THE LADIES in charge Of the MILITARY
FAIR beg leave 20 inform The pubic that they intend
TO continue the FAIR du Ing the present week nj the
AhMORI Of the Eagle Artlleis corner of Fleet ST.
ana Broadway where they Offer for sale the greatest
assortment OF Useful and Fancy Articles ever eXhibi-
ted in this or any other city. In addition 10 which
they have most splendid CONFECTIONERY Ia
BILE, Astounding with all the delicacies of the season,
ana a fine LUNCH ROOM separate from the Fair,
where every thing is served up in mannerto suitthe
most Epicurean taste. d30-tf
G}- LECTURES IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR and
INSTRUCTION IN THE HIGHER MAFHEMA-
TICS, The first Of series of Lectures in English
Grammar, by f. d VIII, JAMS, will be given on TUES
DAY EVENING, Jan. 9th, at y oclk., at his School
Room, corner of Baltimore and Exeter streets.
There will be one on every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY EVENING following until
the series ga in numbeD shall have been completed
Terms SO in advance.
Directly after The close of each Lecture, class in
the higher Mathematics will Tccite. Six additional
meHbers may be admitted into the class
Terms So, including the Lectures in Grammar, if
desired d30-4t
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TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. The ladies' of the ssI adv
Union Temperance Society,"" are now holding a
Temperance Festival at the Hall of the Washington
Temperance Society, corner of Hanover and Camden
SIS. portion ofcach evening will be devoted TO the
delivery of Temperance addresses, singing of Tenn.
perance odes, &C. Drop in and see them.
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HE MUSEUM. The excellent play of "Kate Kear-
hey" and Tie laughable farce Of "Botheration with
variety of singing and dancing by Miss Cannon and
Miss Ludlow, are the attractions at the saloon this
evening raSun
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% MUFFS MUFFSm NURSE Just received
irum New York, one case Of superior LUSTRED
LYNX MUFFS, extra size. Cheap for cash at
dl33w' TAYLOR'S, opposite Barnum's.
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WHY SHOULD EVERY BODY BUY
w Lottery Tickets at the celebrated and well
known prize agency of EMORY 81 CO., No. .. Cal
vert street? Ans Because the great nun Der of bril-
liant prizes this firm daily distribute, right and left
demonstrate that theirs is Lucky Office. Observe
the Inducements they offer in the following beautiful
Lottery, which DRAWS THIS Bay
CAPITALS $4,000, $4,000, 3OE 1000. &c,
Single Tickets only so 62k
YEA PACKAGE WILL COST ONLY S436.
On SATURDAY NEXT, the 3rd Jan. the favoriteA
"Small Fry' Lottery will be drawn, Capital $4,000,
&c &c. Single Tickets only 81. A Package will
cost only 81 Is.
Orders from the country for tickets in any of the
LouereS, should tie carefully directed to the old
tabshed and popular office Of
EMORY s. CO., . Calvert street,
IL Baltimore, Md.
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FHNHE IVORY CRUCIFIx will be e1hibted
at MASONIC HALL, st, Pau's street, for n
jew days only II il earnestly requested thai those
VINO would visit 1t do not delay till near the cIsse
20 Admlttance % cents-day and erenius. San.
son tickets so cents. 400 ,S
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70 STILL FURTHER PROOFS-Rs own lcorks
proclaim it, Read the following:

N3-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Nd. COnsOli.
dated Lottery, class No. l2l, for lSA5:
- IS 10 SO Al % AZ l6 Is SIS Al 10 65 p
So and 70 being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
- and So, being the 2d aud 3D. drawn Nos each 40
10 and 80, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 30
3 and AZ, being the 4th and 9Th drawn Nos each 20
% and AZ, being the 9Th and 6th or 90 and ~, be-
ing the 9th and 7th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on "
1t EMORY, No, ~ Calyert-st
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o. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish 10
purchase Fine Geld aud Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pns; Ear rings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete at his Old Established S.ore Water ST. cd door
ron calvert, n1l
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EIGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
M 1t is astonishing that any will pretend to
doubt that there ale prizes III The Lottery since the
EGERTONS are daily distributing thousands of dol
ticuary seem to be in luck at our Offices. We ex-
tend an invitation to the public generally TO pay us
visit. THIS DAY-Capitals are $4,000, $4,000, of
$1,000. Tickets $3.50; quarters 62a cts, full pack
age for 1878.
@5- TOMORROW, draws Md. Consolidated Lot
terry, class 53-7S Nos. and Ia ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME.
l prize of $4,000 | prize of $4,000
10000 " 5000
5000 % i00O,&c.
Whole tickets Sl0-shares in proportion
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
cor. Souh-st. and Exc Dange Place, cor. of
1t Commerce * Pratt or cor. Gay s. Pratt sts
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4 loNcERT AT CALVERT HALL,

Q7-C0RONER's OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, tvs o doors north Of Gay-st mhl2-Iy