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TAILoRIxG-Rich Goods. Mr.. VIM. Rogers, merch-
ant tailor, Baltimore street, (noth siae) few doors
west of ST. Pau's street, has rugged his establishment
off in new dress, to keep up with the spirit of i'm
provement, and has furnished himself with choice
supply of rich and most splendid material to suit the
fancy and taste of customers. ''Good wine' it is
sad "needs no bush but such is the rage for change
-fashion-improvemen display-that men of bust
ness, days, must keep pace with the spirit of
the age, and FURNISH, brighten up, and make dis
play. And those who add to the general improve
ment, either of man material, deserve encourage
ment. Stick pin there!
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BuRToN's THEATRE-Frost street. As was expect
ed the Front street Theatre presented last evening
large amount of beauty and intelligence, to witness
Mr.. Anderson's admirable representation of "Claude
Menoue." He fully sustained his high reputation
Tonight will be performed the comedy of "Money,"
the character of s'Alred Evelyn by MIR. Anderson
Mr. Burton, who is host in HIMSELF will also appear
in the comedy, and sustain the part of Graves. After
the comedy, will be played the laughable farce of the
ssWidow BeWitchgd.n
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lNsoLENcE AND Folly. At the meeting of
the Repeal Association in Dublin on the 18th
April, O'Connell made speech, in which, af-
ter praising Sir Robert Peel, he said-"To
America say, don't dare attack England; they
are conciliating Ireland; and you have three
millions two hundred thousand slaves among
your inhabitants" At the next meeting of the
Association on the l4th, the amount of the
weeks rent was announced to be 97OO as. lid.
$3.50 of which were from Boston; seloo from
Illinois; and 944 l6s from Philadelphia. II ia
thus that Americans place in the hands of the
turbulent and insolent O'Connel the means of
scourging their own backs
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B-CUT THIS OUT AMI PUT TT IN YOUR
POCKET BOOK, 1T MAY SAVE YOU CONSlD-
kRABLE CASH IN THE YEAR. We have now
Parasols at 50 cts; white wash Brushes l2a; Head
Brushes l2i; Tooth Brushes g.; Cloves, Gents l2l {;
Ladies o.; Black Kid 1924; Lamp and Pitcher mats
cts; BON Ton whalebone Canes, new styles; Knives
and silver Pencil Cases; English Suspenders, very
elastic l6l; satin stripe Paris make % cts; with thou
sands other goods, all of which we will close off at
the same low rate Of prices which has made our store
50 popular, and will ask but low price for goods
from which we make no abatement. Send in your Of
derS, they will be attended as cheap by this system
as tho you called in person. Right on the corner of
Baltimore and Charles streets.
m9.3tt MORTIMER L MOWRRAY
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Qt- ORIGINAL HENRY CLAY INSTITUTE.
The above literary association, composed of youths
propose holding an Exhibition for the benefit of the
sufferers by the late fire at Pittsburg, on FRIDAY,
the 9th inst, at the Lecture Room attached TO the
Unversalist Chur h, Calvertst The exercises Of the
evening will consist of Lecture various topics BY
Mr. SMITH, the Razor Strop Man, Dialogue, Decla-
nations, &C. After which, the discussion of the
following question: (which has achieved the most
laures the Pen Or the Sword" to be argued by four
dspuants. Tickets may he pro uied from the prin-
cipal Book Stores, at The door, or from any of the
members By order of the President,
mSN s. MEDAIRY. Sec,Y
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PUBLICATIONS. IA Plea for the Sabbath, - by Judge
Hail. of Delaware, addressed to the legal profession of
the United States stereotyptd, and published by the
Baltimore Sabbath Association, has been received.
The History of the Consulate and Empire under
Napoleon by Theirs, part 3, has been received from
shurtz & Taylor, Soulh-st. Also, No. of the new
Library of Stan "a d Novels.
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G3-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, tw o doors north of Gay-st mhl1-ly

90 HEAVEN has blessed us with no richer boon
on earth than the means of allevatiug the many ills
to which our ra hodies are subject. How thankful,
therefore, should we be for the possession OF such a
gift, and how grateful to the man through whose in
srumentaiiy it Is obtained Read the following from
one Of our most esmable citizens. Ii is among the
many testimonials that are daily given:
BALTIMORE, April Goth, 1885,
DR.. JeHS M. WILLIAMS: Dear Sri deem il not
only an act of justice TO you, but duty | owe the
public, to testify to them that from ample experience
in the use of your PURIFYING BLOOD PILLS, |
believe them to be THE BEST MEDICINE EVER
USED, and 10 have produced such good results in my
family as | could scarcely hope 10 realize from any
medicinal agent Yours, sc.
JAMES s. SUFFER-, Pitt street, above Exeter.
l5}- These Pills are prepared and sold by DR.. John
Nj. Williams, No. 30 Il. Baltimore ST., fifth door east
Oh Front street-prce % cts. per box. ap30
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LECTURE ON GREECE. 1t will be seen BY adver-
tisement that Mr.. C. P Castains native of Greece,
will lecture this afternoon at the Assembly Rooms
He will address the audience in his native military
costume, sc. He is highly spoken of as a lecturer,
and we have doubt those who hear him will be
highly pleased
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A RARE CHANCE INDEED. a reniIe:

A RARE CHANCE INDEED. A gentle
IN man now engaged in a very lucrative manufac-
turing business, and about TO change il, would sell out
the Good will and Fixtures of the store, together with
the entire Stock on hand, the Store and Fixtures
without the stock. The Store is located in the most
central and business part of the city Any person,
so desiring, avail himself of good chance to
enter at once into business profitable, safe and es-
tabshed. Address "M. j." at the Clipper office.
mo tf
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BENEFIT OF THE P,TTsBURG SUFFERERS. 1t will
be seen by the advertisement in another column that
the "0riginal Henry Clay Institute" will give Elk
hibition this evening" in the lecture room of the Uni
vesalist Church, for the benefit of the Pittsburg suf
ferers. The "Razer Strop NAM will deliver one of
his uniqae lectures, and an interesting question will
be discussed by the members of the Institute. full
house is expected.
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SAVINGS BANK AT LOWELL. Most of the
Factory Girls at Lowell make weekly or
monthly deposites in the Savings Bank in that
city. BY recent report of the Treasurer of
the Institution, it appears they now have on
deposit $7os,699; last year, s575 1865. This
year the number of depositors is 4oe7-last
year 3ll2.
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U3- OIL OF TANNIN. Since this article was in
troduced last fall, the sale has become IMMENSE TO
soften leather, no matter how hard, it to the
constituent of ALL and for all Old Leather Harness
and Carriage tops in use is invaluable and no STA
blcs wsuld be without it when once known. For sale
by ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and Baltimore streets
Also at the corner Of Baltimore and Harrison sts
and AT No. 81 Thames street. 1,
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BALTIMORE n,USEunr.

@T}' MISS MCBRIDE most respectfully announces
to her friends and the public generally that her bene
nj and last appearance will take place on SATUR.
DAY EVENING, May 10Th, when will be presented
the very excellent Comedy of
ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER
Mara Darlington, Miss Mcbride.
Alfred tlighfycr, Mr.. Walcot Il
After which, Miss MCBRIDE will dance, with Miss
CANNON, the much admired ''Pas Styrien."
To conclude with the "FAIR AMERICANA
n92tf The Fair American, Miss Mcbride,
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A MAGNIFICENT DONATION. Stultz, the c.
LIBERATED London tailor, has given donation of
$40 900 to the Tailors' Benevolent Society, and
promises as much more as soon as site for
certain buildings which the Society is about to
erect can be purchased Stultz, though a tai
Ter, is every inch man.
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nG- LECTURE ON GREECE. Lecture will be
given THIS AFTERNOON, at 5 O'Clock, in the As
seInby Rooms, on Greece, by g. p. CASTAING, a
native Greek. He will address his hearers in his ma
tona military costume, and exhibit several Grecian
and Turkish curiosies, among which is the Sword of
Byron. Tickets % cents-to children of the Public
Schools l2s cents.
work by Mr.. G. on Greece, can be had at Shurz
4 Tayer'5, No. 5 South street. 1t.
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FREAK OF NATURE. A chicken with four
legs, four wings, two distinct bodies in one,
and perfect in all parts, attached to one head
of ordinary size, is exhibited in New Haven
Whether or not it was Matched by the conven-
ton of Biologists at that place is not stated
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HAvRE. 1t Is said that MIR. Beasly, the
Consul at Havre. will not be removed. Mr..
B. is born to good luck. He has held the Of
flee thirty years, has made an immense fortune,
has not been in this country for forty years,
and has neither wife nor child.
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S. 100000 TO q I sUH12sI p

~ ~ w IN GROUND KEN Is.
FOR SALE. A very valuable business
&sSA stand in good central location in fee, will
kssEM be sold on terms 10 make il a desirable in
S--sAsA Vestment, AS the owner leaves the city. 3
me three story dwellings, 30 feet front. with brick
stables and carriage house to each, in Lombard-st
near High, at only Sl500 each fine 81 story dwelling
on Gfanby-st near Exeter, Sl05s; two g0sd 3 story
houses IN Courtland ct. Franklin. cheap aae do
Bafnettst. near Charles; nearly new q story dwell
ing on Green.st. near Lombard, at Sl29O in High
near PIT; IN east Pratt Eden st. nearly new,
Al $2ooO; me house on south side Of Stiles st $1,000
2neafly new .! story dwellings on Mulberry ST. near
pine, W" be sold cheap; store and dwelling on
howard ST. near Saratoga; neat hsuses story and
attc on Monumentst. Constitutions at only 800
eac they are nearly ne wand cost 5000 each; one on
r. Lombard ST. $3.50; fine residence on Park ST. near
Madson with large yard, $780, story dwelling on
sharp st. near Wesley Chapel, $4,000; one opposite
Caroline Chu CHI $3.50; do. do $500; nearly new .
story houses on Strawberry alley, with only Sc ground
rent, at $500 each-and many others.
~ Country seat Of IL acres, near the arsenal,
fliiS miles out the Rcisterstown road, with good
aIllG- Improvements. 4 Farm Of Ie0 acres with nu
merous tenements, the Liberty road near Randals-
town, AT only $500; several on the York Hartford
Reisterstown and Frederick roads.
For further information, please apply to
BENZ. BOND, or
GEORGE GELBACH,
mO Real Estate Agents, 40 Second street,
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g5- E. g. FRYER, Manufacturer OF LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, &c. sc.
[G3- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. &c.
Frames re-guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. L NORTH GAY STREET
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FAREWELL OF Rev. JOHN PIERPoNT. The
Rev. John Pierpont, Pastor of Hollis street
church, Boston, delivered his farewell sermon
~, Sunday afternoon, dissolving his connec-
tx with that body, over which he has been
settled nearly twenty-seven years.
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MUSEUM. The excellent Comedian Mr. Walcot,
will appear this evening in two OF his most favorte
characters and will be sustained by the whole strength
of Mr. Peales excellent company. See advertise
ment.
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A L. NJ a n A G.
MARRIED.,

On the 9Th inst. by the Rev $. X. Jennings, WV.
II. MORELAND, of Georgetown, d. c., TO REBEcCA j.,
second daughter Of John and Sarah Upton, deceased
Of this city.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. JOS. Plotter, JoHS r.
YATES TO Miss REGECcA RosEHBERRy, all Of this city.
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MORTIMER & MOWBRAY.

tG$- L. o. H. NJ. The members of the Great Coun-
ell Improved Order of Red Men Of MARYLAND are
hereby notned TO attend the OCULAR meeting on THIS
(tndayl EVENING, 9th inst, at g O'Clock at usual
place Of meeting. By order,
1t J. l.. BOOKER, G X. r.
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GNONSTA BLE'S SALE. By virtue of a writ
" of ieri faCias, issued by Francis Forster, Esq
one of the Justices of the Peace of the State of Ma
ryland, in and for Baltimore city, the suit of Free
land, Hall Geise, against the goods and chattels,
lands and tcnemenls Of William Kimmel, to me di
rected, have seized and taken in execution, all the
estate right, title, interest, property, claim and de-
mahd, at law and in equity, of the said VIM. Kimmel,
in and to one Wagon, two Horses and Gears
And hereby give notice, That on the 18th day of
May, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, will offer for
sale the said Property at the of Lombard and
Grant streets, so seized and taken in execution, by
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
mo eo3l* SAM'L Il. REDGRANES Constable.
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10 o. o, + R. w GRAND ENCAMPMENT
OF MARYLAND. Tie members are hereby notified
ilu an adjourned meeting will he held THIS friday
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock.
IT. J. C. WATERS, G. Scribe.
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SIGHTS, Cleveland is great place for
''sghts." A short time since they were exhi-
biting a Gre horned Bull, and now they are in
high state of excitement caused by the appear
ance Of sic legged Pic among them.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. Last
evenings Western mail brought us no Louis
vie. papers, in consequence of Sunday inter-
yening, and consequently we have no further
proceedings of the Methodist Episcopal Con-
unnfinn
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COUNTERFEIT. There are in circulation in
Philadelphia, S. notes of Northumberland, al
tered from the Tenth Ward Bank, NY They
are calculated to deceive.
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FIVE FIRES IN One NIGHT. During Mon
day night and Tuesday morning, five different
buildings in Boston were set Oh fire by incen-
diaries. The loss in each instance was fortu-
nately light. The city is reported to be infest-
ed with incendaries
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From HAYrI. We learn by the brig Sep
TENDER, arrived at New York on Tuesday, II
DAYS from Port au Platte, that all was quiet
there when he left. There had been no fur
thor n rresfs
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RHODE ISLAND. The Legislature of this
State assembled at Newport OH Tuesday last.
Geo. c. King, Wing, was elected Speaker of
the House. Mr. Jackson's majority for Go
yeraor, is officially declared to be l49.
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MTRS. IkEIisON, No. 50 Norm howard
1vN street, has Just received splendid assortment
Of BLACK SILK LACES, suitable for Ladies Capes
and Scarfs, mt
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FARE REDUCED TO So so.

a ezAs37 FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM
ElxE7yS nrrBRIDGE and EASToN. The steamer
szzzzE,zsak NJ aRYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, and very handsome improvement, both
in hull and machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst She will leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dugan's wharf at O'Clock ON every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis,
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Easton on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, 81 way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CffESTERTOWN and CENTREITLLE
On MONDAY, the 18th inst she will 90 to Ches-
terown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'clock and
continue the above until further notice. Passage ST..
m9 LEMUEL G. TAYLOR.
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SETTLED AT LAST. Mr.. nanbnlton has at
length succeeded IN obtaining possession from
Palmo, of the Opera House, anI was on We'd
nesday evening to open it with the Ethiopian
Serenaders.
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CT. JULIEN CLARET WINE, in cases of one
- dozen; Layer Bunch Raisins; Curled Maccaron
and Vemiceli; Sap Sage; Pine Apple and Imitation
English Cheese; Sugar cured Hams; Bologne Sau-
sages and Beef Tongues received and for sale by
m9 MARCUS DENISON, 81 Baltimore. ST.
TuNO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS. The
IL advertiser desires employment in the capacity of
editor or reporter for daily paper, in which duties he
has had some experiences or he would be pleased to
take charge OF an establishment in any healthy town
in the middle southern states on terms recurring
the investment of no capital his part. For this
latter duty he is also qualified by experience in
the supervision of an office and practice in the me-
chanical department of the business. Being VIII.
in principe he of course only wishes to be engaged
upon a whig or neutral paper.
Communications addressed to ALEXIS, Baltimore
post office, will be attended to.
o. Editors who may give TO this notice few in
serti0ns will oblige the advertiser. m9 3,
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FIRES. At New York, on Tuesday night,
the stores of Hughes, Ward s. Co., importers
of lace, and of Munscll 6 Whitemore, were
considerably injured by fire. On the same
night the store of Patterson s. Ballauligue,
was consumed The hay and corn house of
Joseph Colquitt, near Richmond, Va, was
consumed on Sunday night-loss $4,000.
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DISCONTINUED. The steamboat Portsmouth
has discontinued her trips between Phladel-
phia and Baltimore. So says the Philadelphia
papers.
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A CABINET MANUFACToRY. "Worcester co.. -
says the Worcester, Mass, Sentinel, "has the
honor of being the birth place of three mem
bers of the present cabinet, viz: Messrs. Ban
croft, Walker and Marcy-the two former are
natives of Worcester, and the latter was born
in Southbridge"
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$1,000 STOCK nk OF GOODS,
NowsSelling OFF at cost for cash, to close in few
weeks, at No. 50 N. HOWARD STREET, two doors
from Lexington. The Store and Dwelling for sale or
rent m8-tf
Z IGHTBODY'S PRINTING IN K-I2
IA half bbls and large and small kegs, Just receiv-
ed and for sale by
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT s. NUDGE,
m9 2 south Charles street.
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EpUNGH OF KEYS. A bunch of Keys was
EE left at store in Pratt-st. last evening. The
owner can have them by applying at Clipper Office
and paying for this advertisement II
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CLEARED,


Br. brig Somerset, Williams, Demarara, J. C.Yates.
Schr Champion, Seward Washington, % G, master
Sloop s. 5. Simmons, Walker, Elizabeth City, c.
master.
SAlLED-Brgs Abo, Joues, BIO de Janeiro; Pinta,
Sawyer, Pence, P r. schr Albion, Harding, Demarara
ARRIVED,
Schr Traffic, Gardner, days from New York, as
sorted cargo, to J. w. Brown
Schr Repeater Travers, from Alexandria, ID. c.,
mdse. to Rose, Merrill & Dodge
Schr Pocahontas, Gibson, from Philadelphia, mdse.
schrs Havre de Grace, and Diligence, from Havre
de Grace, with anthracite coal fiom Wlkesbarre to
Steamer X. +. Stockton, Layman, fn philadelphia,
mdse to f. G. Harris
Steam packet Georgia, Coffey, from Norfolk. Saw
nothing. The e. met with slight accident when of
the Rappahannock, by the breaking of some portion
of her machinery, which detained her few hours.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Napier Sanford for Baltimore, sailed from
Amsterdam 10Th ut
Ship Roanoke, smith, of Baltimore, smiled from
Callao about LIST Feb, for Haundacho and Payta.
Ship Luconia, Porter, for Baltimore loading at
Liverpool 18th slt.
Ship Leila, Higgins, of Baltimore, cleared at Liver
pool 18th or 18th ult. for New York.
Ship Elise, -, for Baltimore, went 10 sea from
Bremen 9Th ult.
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, hence at Charleston 5th inst,
Brig Kirkwood, Ha!nie, hence al New Orleans on
Both Nit.
Brig Augusta Birckhead, Brown, of Baltimore, was
at Caao 5th Feb to sail for Payta and Guayaqu in
few days.
Galveston Texas, 22d ult.
Briggs Boston, Nckerson, from Baltimore, arrived at
Boston 9th inst; and Mary Stanton Bearse, for Bsll
MORE cleared at do. same day
Schr VIM. Brown, Hunt, from Baltimore, arrived
at New Bedford 5th inst.
Schr Queen, Rowland, for Baltimore, sailed from
Providence 5th inst.
Schrs Star, Webster from Baltimore for Warren,
and Mariner, Nickerson, from Gloucester for Bau-
more, arrived at Newport Sd inst.
GLORIOUS LUCK AT SCHOOLFIELD
W & cos YESTERDAY. They sold to Nos. %
81 81 prize of 900, sent to Winchester Va. Nos.
81 A. prize of $780, and Nos. 90 A 76, prize of
800, both sold TO company of Gentlemen of this city
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class SIS, drawn
May 8, lowest prize S., are
8 rs So 2l 80 D 81 81 A 81 "a 90 10 50
Draws TODAY, the beautiful Scheme OF Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class So
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $4,000 l prize Of sll04
1000 10 " 1880
300 10 400,&c.
Tickets 81; halves ST. quarters ST. eighths so cts.
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell on certificate
packages of % tickets for only Sl4 co. and draw
over $751; O0
For the capitals be sure and call on the ever fortu
nate. SCHOOLFIELD CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t Firstofice from Baltimore street,
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WARS IN A NAME? The Philadelphia
Police records show that George Washington
has been convicted Of larceny; Martin Van
Buren,, William Penn, John NJ. Scott and Jno.
Swift, sent to jail as Migrants, and William b.
Reed locked up for stealing. They are all
colored persons, who have adopted the names
of distinguished statesmen or prominent pri-
vate citizens.
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CASE OF LONGEVITY. The New Brunswick
Freedonian announces the death of Mrs. Jane
Ryno, of that place, at the very advanced age
of l0l years.