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| .4dmiHed 10 Bail, The parties arrested and
committed to Jail, some time since, charged
| with mHrderous assault upon watchnIau
Onion, were brought out before Judges Nsbet
and Worthngton, of tho City Court, Yesterday
morning, with Il view to afiixing such bail as
the nature of the case might require. a mum
her OF witnesses were examined, and among
them Waterman Onion, (who seemed quite
feeble all Of whom testified to the identfea-
ton of those charged as parties to the assault:
the weight Of testimony going to show that the
hand of the Waterman was held by Thomas
Moody, while deadly blow was inflicted up
on his head, by means of scott, - from the
hand of Dudley lie Fleur. The following are
the names of the persons charged, who appear
ed, with counsel, and entered bail as designa-
ted: Francis Steer gave security in the sum of
$1,000, and Toney Truxton S5O0-CharIes II.
Pitts, Esq. counsel; Edward Gould $1,000
John Nelson, Esq. counsel; Thomas Moody
Sl50O-Wm. II. Watson, Esq. counsel; and
Dudley lie Fleur was required to give bail in
the sum of $780, but, IN default of which, he
was remanded back to Jail Frederick Pink
ney, Esq, appeared on behalf of the State, and
took every precautlon to require such securi-
ties as the nature of the case and public Justice
demanded. Corbin Onion, also arrested as a
party to the charge, and on bail, will appear as
witness in the case, at the tIial.
Reduction Of fare on the Washington Railroad.
We learn that at a meeting of the board of d.
rcctors of the Bait and Ohio Railroad, held
yesterday morning, resolution was adopted
reducing the fare between Baltimore and
Washington, from two dollars to one dollar and
Sirty cents, at the rate Of four cents per mile for
intermediate places. The round trip ticket is
to be abolished. This new arrangement will
60 into operation on Monday next
Case for Court Ann Maria Jones, colored
! charged with assaulting and beating a small boy
named Dennis Walker, was yesterday arrested
by officer Staylor, and released on security to
appear at Court by Justice Miller.
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The NATIVE AMERICAN CAUSE. The glo-
rious principles of the Native American party,
are spreading far and wide through the conn-
try, and organization is taking place in various
places In the borough of Marietta, Pennsyl-
vania, large meeting was held on Thursday
last, when the greatest enthusiasm was mani
tested. In Louisville, Ky, the party is also
going ahead. Another year will produce a
great accession of numbers; as American citi-
zens, native and adopted are rapidly awaken.
ing to the danger of permitting the present
state of things to continue. Every month Eu.
rope pours her criminals and her paupcrs upon
our shores, to the destruction of morals, and
the serious injury of the industrial portions Of
our community. Pauper and convict labor is
brought into competition with that of American
mechanics, and our own men have TO give
place TO foreigners. The mechanics of Balt-
more have complained of the injury sustained
from the convict labor in our own pententia-
ries-but they have more dangerous competi-
tors in the couVicts and pauperS of Europe,
who are sent TO this county to usurp our pri-
nest Iabor-and destroy the prosperity of our
country. They begin to know and to feel,
that it is time that they should arouse them
selves, and exert their utmost energies to pre-
vent the accumulation of the evils which are
pressing them down.
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rASHMERES, MOUSLIN DE LANES, SC.
~ Just received, case extra rich CASHMERES
case extra rich Repp CASHMERES
case new style MOUSLIN DE LANES.
These goods are we'll worth the attention of the
Ladies', they are very cheap and of the latest and
most beautiful styles.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
large assortment of French, English, and Ameri-
can Cloths and Cassneres, beautiful new styles; fan
cy Silk Vclvets; Cashmere and Merino Vestings
o. We respectfully ask call by those who wis h
to purchase, and they will soon be convinced that we
sell as cheap the cheapest.
BEALE II. RICHARDSON SEQ.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
sell [AR First Dry Goods House below Charles.
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0E5- GREAT BARGAINS AT HAIRLESS. Fresh
supply of Jewelry, Combs, Brushes, Cutlery, Sprcla
Giles, and FANCY GOODS generally, by wholesale
eut of goods at this establishments and he is deter
mined to of The stock astonishing low prices
to meet the views of his numerous customers r,
member the store IS VI on BALTIMORE STREET.
four doors east of Holiday -st.--(perpetuaI moon in
the windows.) [seIl-3t'I WM. c. HARRIS
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G5a TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF GAL
TIMORE The undersigned takes the liberty of of
fering himself as an Independent Candidate for the
office of Sheriff at the ensuing election and respect
fully solics the support of his friends and the pubic
generally. [sei-te] JOHN MITCHELL.
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Nervous Tremori, Lirer Complaint and
Diseased Kidneys, ra1icaliy cured BY
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPTHA.
EURE FOLLOWS CURE! Further ev-
~ dcnce of the efficacy of Thompson's Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Naptha in Consumption.
Mrs ii. z. Warner now residing At the house of
Michael C. Fisher, in Woodbury., N. j., was attacked
10 months ago. with a violent disease of the lungs,
pronounced by her physician, Dr. w. Il, of Philadc-
pha, CONGESTION OF THE lgNGs. The pain in her
breast was violent, with difficult respiration, and total
inability 10 raise the phlegm, precluding the pOssib
ty of rtpose, and rendering it necessary to remain
propped mp in bed three months. Her voice was gone
Her physician deemed her hopeless, and she
ceased to indulge the hope of recovery. Hearing Of
the numerous cures effected by THoMsON's Com
FOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WooD NAPTRA; as a last
resort she resolved to try it, and in very short time
her health improved; and to steady perseverance, in
the use of this invaluable remedy she alone attributes
her complete restoration to health.
The above statement respecting my wife ia strictly
true, and her recovery attributed solely the
Of Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood
Napthaeverv other remedy having failed in her case
HENRY P. WARNER, Kingsessing.
May 10th, 1916.
Prepared only by g. P. THOMSON, N. E. cor 5th
and Spruce streets, Philadelphia, AGENTS, Roberts
Atkinson, cor. Baltimore and Hanover sts., Balt-
more; q. Stoll Washington, d. G; A. Duvall s. Co.,
Richmond; NJ. A. Santos, Norfolk; c. Corting, Peters
burg, Va. Price so cents, or bottles S2.50. 3- Be-
of all limitations sci -3m
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STANDARD BOOKS. \

VALUABLE STANDARD BOOKS. In
v formation for the people by William and Robert
Chambers, new improved edition; this is one of the
most valuable wo ks of the times. Just imported a
number of copies from Lsndon-price S.
Napier's Prni sula War, vo.. cloth
Prasc0us Conquest of Mexico, 3 vol. do
do Ferdinand and Isabella, vol. do
Encyclopedia Americana 10 vol, sheep
Taylor's Manue! of History, vol. cloth
Allison's History of Europe, 4 vol. sheep
do do do | vol. do
THEIRS History of Frencn Revolution, , vol. do
Elegant Extracts, 6 vol. do.
Goodrich's Pictorial Geography, 2 vol. do
Together with anew assortment of Standard and
new Books. For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers and Stationers, Isl Pratt St.,
sell-3t adjoining Railroad Depot.
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WATCHES! WATCHES!
AZ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION


* Strangers and citizens wishing to purchase
IN Watch, Gold or Silver, Of the most approved
e n kinds and finest workmanship, will do well to
As.Q3 call at GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S Store Water
street, second door from Calvert who has now very
extensive lot of WATCHES on hand, and by the diff
ferent arrivals from Europe, still receiving additions,
so that his assortment will always be found complete
NIB. Fine Watches properly Repaired and Regu-
lated. sci -eotf
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Ct- SHERIFFaLTY.-TU THE VOTERS OF
BA! r. WOKE CITY IN offering myself as a Can
dida t''r the "hce OF sheriff, shnu be so fortunate
as 10 b'tir ynnr SIfrageS al the ensuing election,
oni,e Ia l all the duties Ippertaining IN said of
hce with hrelltv and punctuaity. Having served as
Deputy or the last five years, will be enabled TO
give general satisfaction
se4-te+ LORIN ". DECKER.
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No. Calvert street
1t FirstOffce from Baltimore street
Sl1.OOOsA1dSS5Dr 6 70 FRIzE $50 o

W il ~oOOO SIUUU TO .DAY-l4 drawn
Nss.-1 ickets 81, shares in proportion Call at our
lucky Head Quarters where good ICES are selling off
daily. 2prizes of $1,000 and of 800 were all sold
YESTERDAY TO CITIZENS and the cash promptly paid them
Also prizes in one package of $50.
". Il. TUCKER u BROTHER
Right on the COrner-Head of Centre Marker,
R3- Send your orders eary-The Small Fry draws
again next SATURDAY, 18th inst. Capital s40OS
Tickets 81, qrs 25 cts. Packages of qrs So 81, II
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LEWISSON's OFFICE.
EHAT HANDSOME YOUNG LADY FROM
OIL ID rEllNN RRINE

WHAT HANDSOME YOUNG LADY froia
II OLD TOWN BRING OUT THE BIG GUN
AGAIN.! The first capital prize of $1,000, to comb.
&c as 65, in the BelAir Lottery, No &c. which was
drawn yesterday, Sept. 9Th, sold in quarter tick
ct to young and very pretty lady from Old Town.
She remarked that she had been up town "shoppng,"
and having heard of our extraordinary luck in selling
four capital prizes last week, she was tempted 10
make her first purchase in Lotteries. She bought
quarter tcket-paid 62 cents for it, and will real
ize when she brings in the prize, the sum 49, so
We congratulate her the of her first invest
nent, and invite Others who are in need of sspn mo-
ney'' TO try us. Gail at
EMORY s. CO.'S Prize Office
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Resolution passed unanimously by the Convention;
'ReSoircd, That As Native Americans, we are me
true friends of Relorm-tha 90 for rerenching all
eNravagant expenditures of the public money, "he'h
or by the state or General gOvcrnmcnt--thG abolition
of all useless offices aud the correction OF all abuses
of the elective franchise aud naturalization laws"
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ng-CONSUMpTIVEs TAKE NOTICE. We call
the attention OI all those who afflicted with Pull
mnna'y complaints to that invaluable remedy THOM-
SONS SYRUP OF TAR ARID WOOD
NAPHTHA. In another column will be found the
account OF another remarkable cure of lady of the
highest responsibility. The statement is signed by
her husband. Throughout the country, thousands
testify To its efficacy in all complaints OF the throat
and lungs, Messys. ROBERTS s ATKINSON, cor
ne of Baltimore and Hanover streets, are Agents for
this civ, II
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90 RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Mr.. JESSE FER.
GusOS, of Kentucky, will preach in the DiscipIes'
Meeting House, st. PanI's street, THIS EVENING,
at u O'Clock. Subject-'Conversion." IT.
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EMORY s. CO.'S Prize Office.
No. 2 Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co. J

7
No > Holiday ST., BALTIC.
g. EPTEMBER LOTTERIES. Persons at q
- distance disposed to chance ticket or package
in Of the brilliant lotteries to be drawn this
month, particularly requested to direct their orders
to the undersigned either by the mails private CON
veyance, which will be ATTENDED 10 with promptness
and fidelity, and the result made known Immediately
after the drawings. The capitals in each lottery are
$40 200, 10000, 10000 10000, 5000 4O0O SC. Tick
cts from |, q 3, d. 5, 10 $40 each Packages come al
4, D. TO- 90 so, lOO to Sl4O each, containing all the
highest prizes.
Distant adventures are most respectfully requested
to direct their orders TO
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO., Baltimore, Md.
81 Agents for the Managers.
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= Please lnnounCe GEO. GORDON BELT, Esq.
az Candidate for the city Iherfay at the next cleo
ton. G>rS.trl BALTIMORE.
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VIM. II. KEEVIL.

GE8rM VIM. III. KEEVIL.
FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL HATTER,
9S BALTIMORE STREET,
1870 Bess to inform gentlemen purchasing
that owing to the great number he sells,
lie is at all tines enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
Of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other esab
lishmen in the city, Of any shape description now
wnm viz: Silk, MoLeSkin Russia, Cashmere, N,tria
and Beaver. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always see
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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4 l. NJ A N A C.
MARRIED.

At the Trinity Church, in philadelphia, en- the 9th
inst. GEORGE r. MASON, Of Queen Anne's county
Md, 10 Miss SARAH PATTERSON, of Smyrna Della
ware youngest daughter of Robert Patterson, of said
place.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. DR.. Roberts, JOHN Az
GusTus SHEERER to Mrs. Ann MARIA HILL, all Of
this city.
TN the 9Th inst. by the Rev. James Sewell, WIN. H.
DENNY to Miss ELIZABETH +. HUBBARD, of this city.
. AT washington, 9th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Strngfelow,
moRVEHl /. McCLERY to ANNA, eldest daughter of RO-
nert keyworth, Esq. Also, by Very Rev VIM. Mat
news, ALFRED t. AGATE to Miss ELIZABETH II.
Kennedy
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LETTER BAGS up THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Rotterdam-Slfip Scotia 18th inst.
For ROtterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with despatch.
For Roterdam-Shlp Rebecca, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Barque Hermitage, few DAYS
For Rio de Observation-Disclosures Hehe 10Th inst.
For Bremen-Ship Elise, Goth inst.
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/ EXCURSIONS TOR TO MORROW. Tomorrow bein,
the ever memorable 18th of September the ann liver
sary Of the Battle of North Point, it will as hereto
fore, be celebrated by citizens in becoming man
ncr Among other means of enjoying the day several
excursions have been proposed which will doubtless
! all he well attended.
| The Eagle artillery, under the command of Capt.
Kane, will embark at o'clock in the msrnisg from
the wharf at the intersection of Light and Pratt SITS
! III the safe and c0mmodous steamer Columbia, for
All excursion to Annapolis where, after receiving on
board the invited guests, they will proceed to the
place selected for the Target firing Every thing as
seen done by the Committee of arrangement to make
it pleasant and agreeable excursion. ltwillbe seen
by the advertisement that bar tcH be open on board
| the boat.
The Sons Of Temperance Of Good Samaritan Divi-
sion, No. 5, have chartered the safe and pleasan,
steamer sydney for excursion to Annapois and
will leave Light ST. wharf at u O'Clock, stopping At
the County wharf going and returning. Eminent
speakers have been engaged for the OCCASION and a
rich treat many he expected by those DESTROYS Of pa
tronizing this excursion. A few tickets have been
left At this Office for sale.
For the Battle Ground. Those of the cold Defend
ers" who cannot make it convenient to visit Wash
inuton tomorrow with The associations will have an
opportunity ofspendng the day together on the Bat
tie Ground at North Point The steamer Gov. Wal
colt will make two trps, leaving Light-st wharf at
O'Clock, a. IN. and O'Clock, p m. See advertisement
BuRToN's THEATRE, FRONT ST Fourth Night of
Mrs.. MowaH The beautiful play of 'The Wifi; or,
Tale of Mantua" will be presented f the patrons
of this house onisht-the character of Marana" by
Mrs, MowArr, and that of "Julian St. PIERCE by
duce full attendaucc--the extreme beauty of the
piece and the celebrity of the performers being ample
attraction for night The evenings performance
will conclude with the laughable farce of "Used up;n
Mr.. Crisp sustaining the part of ''sir Charles Cold
slream.n
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sOUR COUNTRY

QG-NATIEE AMERlCANS-ATTEND! The
American citizens Of Baltimore will meet in their re-
spective wards at u O'clock p. NJ, organize for
the ensuing election, ioows
The candidates toE Congress and the Legislature
will address each meeting.
9Th ward, Marion Hall, Ensor st Thursday Sent II
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G7- &c. :. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French & German LOOKING GLASS PL.4TES
which will he sold, by wholesale and leta as low as
any Importer in this or any other city
GLIDING done in all It's varieties-such as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNlCES OF all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-pit and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted at
yield No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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ALL Is WELL!

OUR MOTTO-"REFORM -"
.lirm1'Y Ii.hct Of TIE Fiisnls Of Temperance
GEORGE BROWN,
WILLIAM REESE,
WILLIAM +. SPENCER,
WILLIAM T.. WRIGHT,
ALFRED y. EVANS, sell-te b
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R}-TO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD CON
GRESSlONAL DIS RIOT. The undersigned hav-
ing heen announced candidate to represent this
district in the next Congress of the United States,
begS 10 Inform his fellow citizens that he is the indie
pendent candidate for Congress; that he is tree and
clear from the ranmes of party and the control and
Influence of ClqueS; and that il viii he his pnde and
Of hi fe ow"il,Zfns with his hest ability. The I'M
designed IS working aud, of course his inter
est is In &c the tnIng millions of the land: he is
therefore ~ ivor of the present tariff He with con-
idence Ills OH the working men to support one of
their own class and aga" pledges himself to watch
the peoples interest, and carefully guard his native
land from both foreign and domestic foes
JAMES HAGERTY,
Q9th ward, city of Ballimoie)
Boot and hoe Maker, No. 9 5 Calvert street.
p The papers in the district requested to pub
liSh The above. sea cod;
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MORNING, SEPT. II, ls45
NATIVE AMERICAN NOMINhTIONs.
FDR CONGRESS-.
JOHN MCkiM DUNCAN.
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
DAVID TAYLOR,
JOSEPH BRECK,
JOHN c. HOLLAND,
DAVID PARR,
ISAIAH BALDERSTON.
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CONSUMPTION.

asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, Pain in the Side
and Brea,t, Sore Throat, Hoar;sncsS, Pdlpitation
9th: Heart, Vhooping Cough Group, Hives,
Nervous Tremori, Lirer Complaint and
Diseased Kidneys, are ra1icalfy cured 6v
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g SHERIFFaLTY, To The Dotcrs of Baltimore
City tn" unerSi ned Respectfully ininrms his friends
ant the public generally. that ne still continues a
cnnhdatr nr thu office Of Sheriff, and r. quests their
supnou He pledges himself, if successful, that he
viii discharge the duties of the office 10 the hest of his
ability e2-2wI ARCHIBALD G. RlDGELY.
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tG5-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l23 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mhl2-ly
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NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
NJ The result of perseverance. gentleman who
has purchased five six times with u.s. and who was
purchased two packages in yesterdays Lottery, and
the result was that they both contained good prizes
one to comb Sd 70, prize of $1,000; and the other
comb II 80 AZ, prize of 5000. This is the way al
Offices, the packages seldom fail to draw hand
some prizes.
The drawn Nos of yesterdays Lottery are,
al 81 AZ IL 90 II Is 81 81 ~ 3 70 rs .
Draws TO DAY the handsome scheme Of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class 3.
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000 10 prize Of $1,000
| GO 1900 10 " 400
+" 300 20 " 2O0,ae,
Tickets "a 0O-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the Package single share, for sale at
EGERTUNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner SoutiI-st. and Exchange Place; or
Hlt Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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~ |HERIFFALTY. Messrs. Edtors-You will
please annuuncr To oar fellow citizens the name of
aLEX ANDER A. KENNARD Esq as the good and
true randiat of the frie dS nf s'N.iive Americann
principles, for the important office of SHERIFF. of
Baltimore city. Thu energy aud o riotsm of Mr.
Kenn nd "ntitIe him 10 the warm esteem aud cordial
support of every true American hand and heart.
ANY VOTERS.
h3-I accept of the above nominations and solicit
the support of my friends and the voters generally
a29.te ALEXANDER A. KENNARD.
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GNHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSNARE r,
" AT COST.
The subscriber is selling out his large stock of Chi
ma, Glass and QuecnSware at cost, TO close his bust
ness. He has an extensive assortment Of Dinner Tea
and Toilet Sets, and every ether article in the line
on hand.
Persons wanting articles in the above line by whole
sale or retail, should call Immediately and supply
themselves.
Goods will be sent to any part of the city free of
charge. A. RILEY,
IS South Calvert st.
sll-eO3t Sign of the Gold Pitcher.
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$4,000 b EAR sa c Das%s noi
Lottery, ex class 3-7S Nos. IA ballot. Rich and
splendid scheme containing prizes amounting ,oS225,
prize of slaa00cCo il prize of s IdSa
" 1900 10 400
Tickets Sf-siares in proportion.
Certificate of package of 26 quarter tickets, Sl400.
Saturday, Sept. 18th, will be drawn Small Fry Lot
terry capital prize s4OOO-whoe tickets Sl-certifcate
of 26 quarters S5 rs.
For prize tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER u co.
Corner of baltimore and st. Paul Streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class 81, drawn
Sept. l0-l0west prize So
Al 54 AZ IL 90 II Is 81 81 70 10 rs 9
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS IN A
WI PACKAGE TO DAY AT SCHOO FIELD &
cos, where was sold yesterday to Nos. . 10 10
prize of $1,000 to a citizen. Nos. 81 80 Al a prize of
$780, and Nos 81 81 p prize OF Sloo, ooth Sent TO
Chambersburg, Pa.
Nos. Md Consolidated Lottery, class 81, drawn
'p''4 Al 81 AZ II 20 II IS al o. 70 70 576s
Draws TO-DAY, the splendid scheme Of Nd.
Consolidated Lottery, ex; class o. Ann.
prize of slso00S0 u ! PRIZE OF s i66d
&C 1900 10 400 &c.
Tickets 81; halves 81; aihiters 81; eighths SO cts.
In which Scheduled Co. will sell on certificate,
packages of 90 tickets for only $ld and draw over
Sl7 900.
for the benefit of the Frederick Female Seminary
Capital prize $4,000. Whole tickets only 81; halves
so cents; quarters % cents. In which Scheduled g.
CO. will sell on certificate packages of DC whole tick
cts for only Sl5 halves $3.50; quarters S3.75, and
eighths only Sl.S7
For the fortunate numbers address
SCHOOLFIELD s. CO.
No. ltayprt