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No. &c FAYETTE STREE

No. sc FAYETTE STREET.
INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. VIM II. SMITH, A. NJ, Prin of Classical Depan',,
Mr. WIN. F. PEABODY, Principal of Mathematical sc
Mr.. L. M. SMITH, Principal of Preparatory So
Mr. C. j.. WETMoRE, Instructor in Department of Phi
losophy and Rhetoric.
Rev. j. G. NORRIS, DID,, Lecturer on Natural siory.
Rev. G. P. KRAurH, A. NJ. Psychology Ethics.
Rev. ]. NJ. JENNINGS, M.D Elemen'y Physiology.
Dr.. WIN M. KEMP, NJ D., Prof Elementary Anatomy.
Odd
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
a Nh ia p Err THAN EVER. have large
" assortment OF Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and
Spectaces; Gold Chains; Fancy Work Boxes; the
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses, which will
sell low.
Checks, Watches and Jewelry made and repaired,
and warranted Old Gold and Silver wanted, which
will give the full value for
w. d. ELTONHE
No. l32 Baltimore street, between North
aol-u and Calvert streets.
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suddenly on the 2d instant, Miss MARTHA LYEru
aseu 90 years ana months Thus in the short space
ol tlShl DAYS, God in his all wise providence hath
callca father and daughter from time to eternity,
intIeoy teaching to the bereavcd ones the solemn in
Junction, prepare TO meet your God.
The friends of the family are invited In at,sna h.
funeral this CTuesday) afternoon at O'Clock, with
out further notice. N' WIN
On the "a INST OF consumption, Mrs. REsEccAH
NICE, in the SD year of her age So
On the LIST inst of scarlet fever JAMES w Mao
Row, son of John and Eleanor g. Morrow ag.d .
years and months. "b''
On me "a INST WILLIAM d. SHuRTz, aged month,
and % days, only son of VIM. d. and Maria shut
In Anne Arundel county, after Il painful illness
Mrs HENRIETTA HAMMOND, widow of the late Rey,d
Henry Hammond, in the 6sth year of her age.
On the LIST inst. after severe illness, JAMES youn,
est son of Robert and Mary Moore.
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LEVI FAHNESTOCK, Clerk
ia28-d to the Commission.
a2Sd

~ WHOopiNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &C. The
"rHooPiNG 90 Ugh COR DLfL" has Been
proved, IN hundreds Of cases in this CITY and eJsa
where, To be the best remedy, if not the only one
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH In AsTrf
Ma al structures Of the Chest, (not depending upon
infiammat0n) dinculyy of breathing, SC. il is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use Is hirsevered in, effects permanent cure Cir
cuinsance5 induce He state, that the GREuIyE Ar
TICLE can onIybe obtained OF Dr.. 81 DEON b. SMITH
Basement Of the Chesapeake Bank Month street Raj
tmore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. ia4-tFl4t
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93- IF YOU WANT 4 rich iuxurHnt HEAD OF
HAIR, entirely free from daudrutl, use the Balm of
Columbia, from Comstock & Co, 81 COurtaHd street,
near Broadway. This Is the 0sy article that viii
store the hair on bald heads Many worthless articles
the Balm Of Columbia. DO not be deceived by them.
The Balm Gf Columbia hats been tested by thousands
and is the best and only artiCs that should be used
for the hair. Sold in Baltimore Al the corner Of Bal
imOTe and Hanover streets. Il
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81 ElTL EhfEE'S LINEN CAMBRIA Poe
CIV KET HANDKERCHIEFS Suspenders and era
Vas' Mrs T. A. NICkERSON, No. 50 n. Howard
sce:, has just received and will open this dav frcsb
supply Of the above articles. fe4lw
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ARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY }, lS45.
FROM THE EXCHANGE READING-RooM BOOKS.
ARRIVED,

AMI ' I'D,
Darqaes james w. Paige, Taylor, 6 days from Bos
ton, assorted cargo, to Osborn s Whilridgc.
schr Victoria, Falkenburg, = days from New York
asserted cargo.
schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, from Philadelphia,
mdse TO John w. Brown. '
steamer Ericsson, ClaypOol, fo,n Philadelphia,
mdse. To +. G. Harris. ''
BELOW-A schooner, bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Ocean, Patterson, for Baltimore, cleared A.
boston 3ist UT; and schr Commerce, Dorothy, from
Baltimore, arrived same day.
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, from Baltimore arrived at
Fall River 26.h ut.
Schr Mary, Cook, from Baltimore for Ncwbnrypor.,
arrived at Holiness Hole 29th ut.
Schr Elvia, Knight, from Baltimore for Boston az
rived at Edgariown Both ull.
Schr Maria, l.atonrettG, for Baltimore cleared al
New York LIST inst
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PHILADELPHIA, january l'th.
DIR. Eohr JerfrsR-i have taken some OF your Pow.
dets and they are the only remedy have ever found
to relieve me from that treacher0us dsease-DYS
PEPSIA. have tried almost every thing-Hompo.
pathic, Thomsonian, Botanic, &c. ana found no re-
with that disease. advise those that are troubled
with Dyspepsia give 1t fair trial, and prove for
themselves its efficacy. 1t removes giddncss from
HE head, htavness and burning from the breast and
stomach, and brought the digestive organs to the ma
inral state ROBERT $. GAVETT,
No . Union street, Southwark
[Gf-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re
ta in Baltimore, either the cor. of Franklin and
Green streets, or at the s. " corner of west Baltimore
anu GrceH-stS i3.I
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hH MS. Il. a. NICK ERsON, No. 80 North
I'm Howard street, intends keeping general as
sOrlment of LADIES KID GLOVES. fe4lw
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G3-NEW YORK AUCTION GOODS. Ladie-'
handsome Mitts cts; Caps 81; black silk Gloves -!
and %; gentlcmeu's winter Gloves l2t, 49, D. Sc.
do Buckskn Gloves sI; Scars only so cts; blk. satin
Stocks so and 62!; Bomtaznes do. 49,; Collars of
new pattern only 10 cts; boys Comforts l8; Elastic
Suspenders 25, 81 &c; Steel Pens 8! per doz. with
handles; Congress Knives (RogersO Sl new style of
Lamp Shutters, cheap; Nut Crackers; do Picks; Scis
sors 10 and l2.; Razors 25 and 81 l. Shaving Brushes
do Soaps IN the greatest varieties; Combs and Brushes
Of all kinds Curling Tougs; Pow der Puffs and Pow
det Head, Tooth and Nail Brushes, SC. &c. Almost
every other article in the fancy and variety line ,un
off low for cash and no abatement
G3% Rght On the corner of Market and Charles-sts.
fe4-N' MORTIMER & MOWBRAY.
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MORE OF TIE Good PRIZES soLI

MOORE or THE GOOD PRIZES SOLD
lYa AT SCHOOLFIELD cos. They sold to
Nos, 10 "a 50, prize of $1,000, sold to gentleman of
this city; Nos. ID Is ~, prize of $780, sent pa
iron at BeAir, Md; Nos. 81 50 10, prize of s lsO
sold III the city.
Nos Nd. Cons. Lottery, class Is, drawn Feb'y =
lowest prize s., are
"a 81 20 10 SD ~ IS 10 60 81 Al 26 60 IA
Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Md. Con
S0idated Lottery, class S, for Town Of Rel-Air.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
ptize of $1,000 | prize Of $1,000
- 2,00G - 900
g l,l00 / % 800,&c
Tickets S25; halves 4 quarters 62c; eghths Bic.
In which Scho0lied s. Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 25 tickets for only IS IL and can draw
the three capitals
&c Draws on TO MORROW the mammoth s;usq.
Canal Lottery, cass6 Capital prize $4,000. Tickets
$40, shares in proportion. In which Scheduled <
Co will sell on certificate packages of 6 whole tick
cts for only $ll0 shares in proportion For the CAPT
tails, "all on or send TO the lucky
SCHOOLFlELD X co,
No. Calvert street,
IL First Office from Baltimore street.
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h3-hECTURES. The Lectures before the JOHN
ENGLAND INSTITUTE will be commenced on
THURSDAY EVENING, 9Th instant, at CALVERT
HAIL, by J. :. DU SOLE, Esq. of Philadelphia.
iubject-'s'fhe Times
lle will be followed by
Or. L. J. CHArsrY, Of Baltimore, Feb 49,
Rev. j. p. DoSELAH, of Washington. Feb 90
T. DUNK ENGLISH, Esq, OF New York. Feb. 27.
WIN. GEO. REED, Esq, of Baltimore. March g.
Tickets for the Course Give Lecurcs) Si-singe
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman, IS cents
be had al J. MurPhys Book Store, Baltimore street;
J. Il. McGennans, Gay street, near Exeter; Clipper
Office sections Of the several churches at the door of
the Hall; and of the members. eA-3t'
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3 gE&D iGYsi DIAPER NAPKINS. AT az
ed PER DOZEN. Just received another supply OF
hose Bird Eye Diaper Napkins, at So per dozen.
fe4-lw p. A. MCPHERSON, 50 ". Howard ST.
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N3-POPuLAR LECTURES. The Managers of the
Lords Day School of the Second Baptist Church,
fIeest /. P, have the pleasure 20 announce to the
public, chat they will commence course of Popular
Lectures on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb 9th, at
half past 7 o'clock. Prof MORSE, the distinguished
inventor Of the Magnetic Telegraph, will Lecture on
that occasion-subiect, '''rhe Fine Arts and their
Principles" The will be continued by several
distinguished gentlemen froA Washington, G., also
some OF the ablest Lecturers of this city.
The proceeds Of these Lectures will be- applied 10
further the work of the Sckoo House for said school
The place Of Lecture. sc, vii be stated TO-MpR-
ROW. fe4-tf
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FRAGEiSo pRIyuEGr. IN :he discussion III
the Senate on the post Office bill, Mr.. Buchanan
advocated the abolition Of the Thanking Pn'i-
lcgc. He referred to the practice IN hngIah"'
Where even QucenE ictoTia cannot frank note.
.Members of Parliament" (said Mr.. Buchanan
were called upon to torego privilege for the
sake Of advancing a great public object; ana
they agreed to do so. Win an American Con-
grcss refuse to do that which British Pallia-
ment has done in the accomplishment Of Il
great advantage to the people, { For my own
part" (said Mr.. B. 81 find the ranking privi-
legc rather an Inconvenience than an advan-
tagc; scarcely a day passes during which am
not asked for franks: Letters come to me un-
der blank covers, very often from ladies; what
am ! to do with thcm!'' ("Takc them to the
ladies YOURSELF" said voice on the floor.
eyes" (said Mr.. b. ''and make my bow,
suppose.
"You must either restrict the ranking privi-
lege or keep up the high rates Of postage. Fit-
teen thousand deputy postmasters and both
Houses of Congress retaining the ranking pri-
vilege, will destroy the bill. lie saw no fear
of not keeping the Offices well filled with com
petent postmasters without the frankiDg pri-
vlege."
The ranking privilege has been much abused
in the United States, and if not totally abolish
ed, should certainly be restricted.
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NNMBRCIDERED SILK STOCKINGS.
HA MRS. MCPHERSON, No 50 Nsrth Howard. st.
has just received few dozen embroidered SIT IL
STOCKINGS, very low for cash. .e4-lw
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YHNO TRAE PUBLIC. The subscriber desires
II. to inform his customers and the public generally
that he has had finished, during the past season.
largest stock of TIN WARE in the city, being the
greatest variety, comprising every article in a GENE
RAJ FURNISHING STORE, OF which Catalogues
are always prepared, and assures those who may ia
vor him with call, and desire to purchase that hstr
orders will be attended to with Unprecedented de-
spatch. The Ware is Of the very best materials, Sc
lected by HIMSELF and made by the best workmeR in
the city, most of whom have been in his employment
for the past eight years. and whom he fatters him
self he place the greatest condolences although he
gives his personal attenon, in connection with that
of competent foreman to the workshop, and can,
therefore, confidently recommend the Ware to the
public, every article of which will be warranted to
give satisfaction, or returnabe at my expense. The
prices are extremely low, TO give general salts
faction. ALFRED ii. REP, 335 Baltimore ST.,
fel-u Sign of the s'GOld Bath Tub"
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EhOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT.
aV The glorious tide of fortune still rolls in By
the tremendous run of good luck at NJ. DOYLE'S, II
would appear that all that is necessary secure for
tune is to purchase ticket and after the drawing get
the cash, either in gold, SILVER or bank notes, as pre-
ftred by the holder, M. DOYLE'S Capital Prize
Depot, No. IA PRATT STREET, opposite the Railroad
Depot, (next door Bradshaw's United States H0el
is the place to get the following splendid capital prizes
TO be drawn this week
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, ticke.s So 30, shares in
proportion. This is magnificent scheme for pack
age-Rsk on package of wholes only S26; halves
ID; quarters S7-may draw over $4,000.
WEDNESDAY, capital $50 900, tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000. tickets 95, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize ST., 600 tickets "a, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $7Ce0, tickets 81 so, shares in
proportion Risk on package of whole tickets only
S26 on package eff halves GA; and ON package Of
quarters S7-may draw upwards of $4,000! NOw's
the time. Send your orders early.
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 otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. LA Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite v. Il o. r. r. Depot.
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More DUELLNG. There was runor in
New York, on Thursday evening, that N. P.
Willis had been challenged to fight duel, on
account Of the articles which have recently
appeared in the Mirror, in regard to the ladies
who gave evidence in the Onderdonk trial.
We will not vouch for the truth of this story.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. We
understand that the new Board will assemble
this afternoon at o'clock, when officers will
be chosen and other business attend ed to. The
place of meeting is their room in the City Hall.
New York CANALS. The entire Canal sys-
tenn of the State of New York, pays an nte-
rest on the cost of the canals Of about six per
cent. per annum, This favorable result is pro-
duced mainly by the revenue of the Erie canal
which yields So, l54, 234 10, while all the other
canals produce only $243,9 $50 81.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Robbng Pncnbroker. Last evening about
7 O'Clock, man calling himself Jones, went
into the Pawnbroker store Of MI. Solomon In
glemeyer in Frederick ST., over the office of
Justice Schaeffer, and commenced converse
ton with him about pistol that he had left in
pawn some time before, and during which con-
versaton Il supposed accomplish mufied the
door bell. After he had left, Mr.. Inglemeyer
retired to the back room, when Jones entered
and robbed the drawer of about Sl4 in money
and also taking with him several articles of
clothing. The thief got off with his booty.
Information Wanted. Two small aud inter-
estng looking boys, calling themselves John
and George White, arrived in this city yestcr-
day, from Sherborne, town in Schcnango
county, N. Y. They state that they left
Shcrborne in company with their mother, who
had been written to by brother she had living
in Baltimore, enclosing money for her to come
on; and that their mother died in the town OF
Hamilton while on her way. The old adage
that "misfortunes never come singly," has
been exemplifol in their case, for they state
that, while at the depot in Utica, and when on
the point of starting in the cars, The elder boy,
who is but twelve years of age, was robbed of
all his money, being about fifteen dollars; the
younger brother, being more fortunate, had
eight dollars in his pocket, with which amount
they paid their way to this city. They state
that their uncle is named Stephen Goodyer,
and that he wrote their mother that he was
keeping grocery store in this city Any per-
son having any knowledge of Mr.. Goodyer,
would be doing benevolent action by making
. it known. The boys are now in charge of a
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ESGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
M All Hail to the Lucky EGERTONS'. Anoth-
er high prize sold. Who can touch lis for luck Comb
~ 62 49, the third capital in yesterdays scheme of
$1,000 sold counter Yesterday for only s2I
in single half ticket being the first ticket ever
bought by the lucky holder.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery:
"a 81 70 - So AZ rs 10 81 67 Al 26 50 IA
Draws TO-DAY, Nd Consolidated Lottery, Cl.sy
No. 5-75 Nos. Is ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prlze Of $1,000 | prize Of $1,000
2,UOO 8 300
,l0J g 800 SC.
Tickets S2i--shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or, .
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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amGertcatr RenltbItran,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 4, 1915.

PASSAGE or TIE OREGON BUL. The Houso
Of Representatives, as will be seen by our Wa
shjugton letter, yesterday passed the bill to or
ganize the Territorial Government of Oregon,
hv a vote Of 10 ycas to 80 NAYS.
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WTINE POINTED PENS. Jus, received, .

WRfNE POINTED PENS. Just received, q
NJ new stock of joseph GellOtt's fine pointed PEN
Mark Lcvy's extra do do
The Accountant do do
The Government do do
The American School Barrel do do
Parduws Barrel do do
Wnde's do do do
All of the above in boxes very ehey cheap Tor cash,
Also, supply cards of every variety.
PARSONS 4 PRESTON,
Booksellers, Statoneis and Blank Book manufactur-
ers, No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De-
pot TARPl fe3
VARIETY is THE SPICE OF LIFE.
v Just received, 1000 PRINTS of one hundred
different kinds, at the low price of 81 cents per dog.
and Sc per hundred, Also, Picture Frames at S2.2S
per doz and $3.50 per hundred. For sale by
HUMPHREY MOORE, 1872 Pratt street,
fel 81 second door from Charles.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Premiership Albert, 10Th Feb
For Kingston, Jam.-Bng VIM. Price, sooa
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teen thousand deputy postmasters and both
Houses of Congress retaining the ranking pri-
viege, will destroy the bill. lie saw no fear
of not keeping the Offices well filled with com
petent postmasers without the frankiDg pri-
viege."
The ranking privilege has been much abused
in the United States, and if not totally abolish
ed, should certainly be restricted.
SuPERABUNpANcE OF LABoRERs. Under this
heading the Boston "American Traveller" has
some very just remarks on the effect which
will be produced on the laborers Of this coun-
try, by the immense emigration OF foreigners
to our country. Some Of these effects already
begin to be experienced to considerable extent
i'll the seaports, i'll the reduced wages of opera
tives; and will be more seriously felt hereafter
should the tide OF emigration continue to flow
in this direction. The American Traveller
says--''thc general fact that an over-supply di-
minshes the value, is as true OF labor in all
pursuits, as it is of cotton, or any other pro-
duct Of the soil; and it is no less true that IL
contiull augmentation to the natural laOoEers
Of Il country, operates with greater rapidity in
reducing the wages OF labor, than a surplus Of
cotton does in reducing the price Of that sta
pie. The tide Of emigration, flowing from
Europe, Ike IL river from one reservoir TO ano-
Their, must ultimately produce Il level; or to
drop the figure, the surplus Of !aborcrs, caused
by foreign emigration, must ultimately reduce
the laoorors OF our country to the condition Of
the corresponding class in Europe. From tho
vast extent and fertility Of our country, the
downward tendency of labor is slow, yet clear
ly perceptible, especially in cities, where scar
city of employment and dcStitution are not of
unircquent occurrence"
More AgrI-RENr Ipachiag Il
Sheriff. The Northern papers contain accounts
of further outrages by the ant-reners Of New
York. Sheriff Whitaker, of Otsego county, u
few days ago, attempted to serve writ on
man named Harrington, when he was encoun-
tered by IL body of men, to the number OF IS
or 80, disguised as Indians, who stopped his
horse, demanded his papers, presented pistol
at his head, and threatened his life, if he failed
to obey their wishes. Mr. Whittakers bust
ness not having the least conneXon with the
anti-rent troubles, he determined tc accomplish
his duty, but was unable to do so, and after be-
ing provoked and ihsutcd to the last degree,
he was iorcibly rode on rail, his head tarred,
and his boots filled aud drawn on, and finally
sent away with the Injunction that he must ne
yer again appear within 'their dominions" un-
der pain of death. In Cattaraugus county also
the authorities have been resisted, and shots
exchanged between Shertt''s posse and the
belHgerants, which resulted in the capture of
four Of the latter
MORE DUELLING. There was 4 runor in
New York, on Thursday evening, that N. P.
Willis had been challenged to fight duel on
account Of the articles which have recently
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ArpoNrMhSr>. 1t will be seen by our An
napoli5 letter that several more appointments
have been made 10y the Governor and con
nrrnea by the Senate.
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Tickets S24--sbares IN proportion.
Certificates Of packages of % quarters only 81 81.
For packages, single tickets shares Of tickets, ap-
ply 10 The old established and fortunate Office VI
MILLER & co.
Corner Of Baltimore and 81. Paul streets.
Dawn Nos Of the Md Lottery, class -. drawn
Feb. 30West prize 81
"A - 70 IL SO AZ - 10 S. g. Il &c 90 IA
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Ka1Wo PRIZES OF $1,000 soI.D by

FHyWO PRIZES OF $1,000 SOLD BY
n. TUCKER & BRO in yesterdays Lottery. Our
luck for selling prizes always good-ene OF them we
sent TO "a new correspondent III Maysvie, Ky; the
other TO u citizen in Pne-st-we can say to him for
coming such "A distance, ''the furhest way round is
sometimes the nearest way home"
TO-DAY, $1,000 capital-75 Nos and Is ballots. A
glorious chance this for package, which will only
cost on certificate, for quarters - 49, Whole tickets
S2!, quarters 81! cents.
Drawn numbers of yesterdays Lottery are
"a - 70 l3 50 IL Is 10 So 81 4! 26 SO Id
T. T, TUCKER & BROTHER
Ii Head of Gpurp Marital
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A WORD TO THE MASQUsRADERS
"A AND ALI. OTHERS CONCERNED. | have
this day received large and handsome assortment of
Gold and Silver TnseI, somehi ing very handsome
with variety Of Gold and Silver Bullion Fringe; gold
and Silver TasseS, Spangies, Lace, SC Call ut
JAMES NJ HAIG, No l2l Balumore-st.,
fel [p1 Four doors above South street.
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Whole tickets S2!-shares in Pr oporti0n.
GsA- Ri.k on package of quarters that cost SIS
%, Emory & Co will sell certificate Tor 81 so.
package in this beautiful scheme must contain IS
prizes to 10 blanks. Try package
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
10, drawn 3-lOwest prize Sj
"a 50 20 - 50 AZ IS 10 81 81 Al a5 50 ii
TO- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s. CO., No. 3 Calvert-st.,
II baltimore Marylnnd