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KNMORY ~ CO., No. Calvert street, acknow
FL lodged, we believe, TO be the greatest prize sell
els in the United States, have paid ont in prize mo-
ney, we are credhly informed, within The last six
months, the enormous sum Of ;SSI, 5G1. 40. II
SOMETHING GREAT. POCKET MATCH
~ Bon 5 being the most cOnvennt article in the
country for travellers and families. For sale low al
the original Furnishing Warehouse, No. 335 Baltimore
street, I'd lin store, above Howard street. by
ais ALFRED H. REP
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DEATH FROM EATING Corn. Two children,
named Lively, died at Lancaster on Wednes-
day, from eating corn.
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-NNNlNlENIrArln,

{E7- MEssRs EDlrGRs-Cdn YOU iutorm me why
nearly everyday, WI" wants To hny lottery ticket,
goes 20 the Office of those veteran prize sellers EMO
RI Co, IN preference To any other? Do not other
lottery vendors sometimes sell prizes
NIRCINIIrs
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SlLENcED. The excitement in Lexington,
Ky, and vicinity, about c. NJ. Clay's paper,
compelled the suspension Of the CHRISTIAN In.
telligencer,' a Methodist paper published at
Georgetown, Scott county. The editor of the
lntelhgencer, though accused of Aboitionsm,
pertinaciousy dsayowed such sentiments. lie
was, however, strong in the condemnation of
the men and the measures, the purpose and ac-
ton of the late Louisville convention. His pa
per has thus been involved in common fate
with its avowcd anti-ylavery contemporary at
Lexington.
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GF-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md Cons,i-
dated Lottery, class No. 30, for 1915:

81 % IS | 81 Is 10 60 SO IS 81
% and ST. being the Isl and ID drawn Nos each 500
| and 81, being the Id and am drawn Nos. each 10
80 and 6s, being the 9th and 10Th; on 81 and g.
being the ltth and | th drawn Nos each
All having Two of the drawn Nos on them, each
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on,
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. y n. Cavrrtst
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LABoRERs WANTED. The contractors on
the Illinois and Michigan canal advertise in
the Ottawa Constitutionalist for 5000 laborers.
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BUTCHER KILLED. A butcher in Fulton
Market, New York, Sunday night about 8
o'clock, was cutting piece of meat, when his
cleavcr slipped from the block and glanced in.
to his body, in the lumbar region. He ran for
physician, but before he reached the house,
he fell dead. The name of the unfortunate
person was John Van Rapp.
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NV AN ETHAN BLIN DIS. I am now manu- fac
turing my very superior VENETIAN BLINDS
AT very reduced prices. Persons wishing the very
hest Blinds made in this city, will do well to call on
the subscriber. Always on hand, general assortment
of WINDOW BLINDS, of every description.
JOHN G. HOLLAND, AZ Gav-st
aS6 near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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A l. III A N A C.
1875.
AUGUST,
LIST OF APPLICANTS.

LIST OF APPLICANTS
For the benefit Of the InsoIucnt LaVs Of Mar
land for the last neck
Jereh billiard, drayr.an Jas. b. Dourlass. cooner
IN T. klger, accountant Bella Edwards engineer
- b. Johnston, comedian BERNARD Dunn, porter
lanes H. ripper, cooper :, W. Blakeny, brickla'r
YIN Cmnoal, hack driver WIN. Adams, latorer
hlireh l. Hopkins, James Shaw, bailif
Horatlo Spigg, mouIder WIN Stewart, Iaborer
j. thompson, shoemaker, j, ]. Williams, cold
=, county Horace Byas do,
= a. a. II; Atweil, merchant John Dorsey, de.
J. stephens brickm, cold C. Matthews do
For debts less than $50
10 appear before the commissioners 6lh of Oet
l645. - "" " O1t'
Day OF final hearing, 9th Dec 1915.
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EARPET WAREHOUSE.
" NO 2Gl R4ITThnp ~ S-rD

CARPET WAREHOUSE.
" NO 261 BALTIMORE STREET,
:, ,,,, (DiEECrLY OPPOSITE Hanover at
MCDOWELL GABLE are now r.cciving one -,
me most extensive and complete a,softments nf Eno
LL,h ana American manufactured CARPETINGS
Eho'N Oil CLOTHS, &c ever offered ia this mar
S'etret Tapestry CARPETING, (private patterns,
Brussels Tapestry do do do
Brussels do ErgIish and A,rorino,
Brussels STAIR do do
Imperial Three pIy do
Super x fine Ingram do
Extra Common and Common do, dow price,
Damask, extta twiIled and plain Venetian
Floor o Cloths, splendid assortment
Fancy BaiseS pa, ga, 81, 1914
French and American embossed Piano and Table
Covers
Rugs, Stair Linen, Stair Rods, Bindings, &c.
Their entire stock Of English, and large portion of
thef American goods are manufactured TO order ex-
preSSly for their fall trade, and be had else
where They offer the above goods To their city aud
country customers at as low rates As they can he pur
chased IN THIS country. a26-cOd2w
letaa, HOTEL IN WASHINGTON CICY
ESX:.. FOR RENT. The HOUSE uov bein. com
Eiii W pleted on the of Sd street and Penn
.AsyiVania avenue, is offered for rent, and at
lords an opportunity not often to be met with for GER
tam and profitable business. II is intended for Hotel
on the European plan, aud consists Of basement or
REF ECTORf, containing large and handsome Bar
Room, and six eating rooms; The rest Of the house
81 t"CHtf ToOHls, 10 De rented out for
Parlours, Chambers, SC. Persons desiring to rent
will please come on to Washington and examine for
themselves 1850
kN.!z1I TO LET-A three story brick Dwell
nH:,,I LING, with passage, stable and hydrant in
Eaiil yard, in good order, situate in Lombard ST..
VI LII south side, third house east of High ST. will
b. let to 4 GOOD tenant. Enquire OF
MOSES A. DYSARr, No. 1876 Canal St,
a2G-iaw3t 6 doors from Mnnunpnt .,
49, FOR RENT-TWO STORES in Market
I1,, st, Nos 229 and 23, on the corner of Charlie.
street-weIl suited for the Dry Goods business
Apply at No. 23l Market street
a2s At GRIFFIN, YEATNAN Il co
EUST RECEIVED. and tor sale an HINIh
- LEl'S Literary Emporium,
$500 MARKET STREET.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE. for September
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, do.
The LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE Sr
All the most interesting Weekly Newspaper. viz.
Philadelphia Saturday Courier, 6! cents
Meals Saturday Gazetre. 81 cents
The Uncle sam; The Yankee
Benefits Weekly Herald
The Monumental City, containing song Sc
Saturday Evening Post; The Theatrical World
And forty others, at
{. A. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot
2sO4 BALrINoRE STREET
a.U one door East of Nc f'lelIan,s all
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RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c sc.
Indeed u is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessedoftciiiles for dong work in eveTyStIe and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
% The musical ring Of gold frequently sautes our
enrS. as we pas the office of those celebrated prize
sellers, EMORY CO; No. Calvert street T5ese
gentlemen, we are told, pay all their prizes in this
precious metal. 1t
U3- NOTICE-TO THE PUBLIC. After my mo-
tice on the German Society of Mar yand IN the Patriot
OF the 10Th of July, 1873, received after than
one months time an answer or kind Of drfcHce, by
n committee from and appointed by the German So
ciety rms committee does not think it necessary to
reply IN particular to any Of the charges; but this self
appointed committee ty the German Society, declare
the German Society Il most honorable body, and de-
carGs all its officers and agents most honorable set
IT men. These resolutions undoubtedly very ga
ilsactOry To those who passed them themselves, but
the public however, generally requires more substan
tal proofs OF the efficiency Of society than the
tlnns which 1t passes its self aud its directors
As for the assertion made against the President the
German Society thought il hardly necessary for him
10 pronounce it a tasehood for myself, think il
hardly necessary for me To state that can prove il
be a fact. The German Society has been fortunate
enough Ia trace the authorship Of my article Of the
18th OF July, l645, 10 an individual whoSp conduct
has been made the subject Of an Investigation up0n
complaint OF imposition towards emlgrants." WHY
does not the German Society give the result Of this
investigation fit afforded reason 70 expose me- The
malicious motive OF this allusioI is therefore clearly
shown On the other hand, the citizen of Fpl's Point
has traced the President or Secretary of the Ger
man Society very ungentGmanly disposition to in
jute him in his business.
As for the efficiency, prohty, and observation-disclosures
of the German Society of Maryland, will leave this
to the people To decide AT the session of the
gslaure and herewith dismiss the subject at present
IT. A CITIZEN OF FELIS POINT
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SDOGh DOLLARS dc !, L. being the ,nird eap-
FIELD ~. yesterday, sold 10 cilixen-besides to
Nos p 90 80, ptlze of $500, sent 10 Philadelphia
Nos. ~ A %. prize of TljO, sold to a citizen
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, l0l, drawn Aug 25,
low, ST prize SIS, are:
80 81 II g. % . IS "A 30 a y 8,
Draws THIS AFTERNOON, at 81 O'Clock, the Md
Consolidated Lottery, class l0l.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
l prize of $1,000 oprze of 5000
3,OOO ." $40
l,olI ~ 2O0,&c,
Tickets 49, halves Slo0; quarters 1880
Draws on SATURDAY, the beautiful little Lottery
for the benefit of the Frederick Femalr Seminary.
Capital prize $4,000. Whole tickets only 81; halves
80 cents; quarters % cents. In which Schoolield &
Co will sell on certificate packages of % whole tick
cts for only Si3 80; halves S675; quarters 1897 and
eighhs only j Go.
For the capitals and punctual attention, address
SCHOOLFIELD Il co,
No. Calvert street,
1t Firstofiicefrom Baltimore street.
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G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-si. mhl2-ly
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d1ITY COLLECTOR's OFFTCE. BAIT

90 'LEOIUN'S UFFICE, BALTI-
u MORE, AUG 23d, lo45.-NOTICE TO TAX
PAYERS a discount of per cent. will be made
from acity taxes levied for the year 1885, if paid be-
fore the LIST day Of September next Those in arrears
for State or City Taxes levied for s4i are respectful
ly informed that longer indulgence cannot he given,
and that, unless the same are speedily pad coerciye
measures will be resOrted TO To enforce PAYMENT.
a25-tSl HENRY SNYDER Civ Collector.
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WN. n. i<EEVIL,

EBRESERVYNG KETTLES. Bell MrIaI
y and English Enamelled PRESERVING KET
Ties, OF every size and OF the best quality recently
lmD0Tttd and for sale ow ut No. Is BALTIMORE
STREET, head of Cenue Market, by.
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON
Manufacturers OF Block Tia, Japanned and Plain
rVettcd I'm Ware and importers and dealers in fami.
Britannia Ware, Tea Trays and Walters: also Wood
en- Ware, Baskets, Brushes and House Furnishing ar
uIlcs Ol every description. D06
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MAS THERE EVER SUCH LUCKy
w Eighteen three No. tickets in one week sold
at NJ DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No ia Pratt
street. opposite the Railroad depot, (next to Brad
shaws United States Hoel) The only office in Bal
timore where there is any certainty of getting the
capital prizes in the following splendid schemes to be
drawn this week, the capital prizes in which are now
on hand and for sale.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, a caps. of $40, 900, tickets s., shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SIS, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $40 ,OOO tickets "a, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. DOYLE always sells some of the high
prizes IN this favorte scheme. You can purchase n
certificate of % wholes for only so, which NAV
draw over $1,000 net. Risk package of % halves
S6.75, and on % quarters 1915.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who DUR
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, 10. IA Prattstree
~ ri Opposite b. h q. n. r. Dpp0t.
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G. NJ. CLAY AGAIN. We heard on Thurs
day, says the Cincinnati Commercial, that G.
NJ. Clay lies sick at Lexington and that he has
made his will In the mean time the Office o.
the True American is on It's way to Cincinnati
MIR. c. having given up the management of i,
to his relatives to await the course of things.
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LIGHTING Rops. Professor Hare, in let
ter from Newport to the Inquirer, urges the use
of lightning rods constructed at the west and
north western portions of the buildings to be
protected, as our severest thunder gusts come
from those quarters. The rods should also ter
inmate in wet soil, or, better still, spring of
water.
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Qp-oHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of

%B-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch a;No
1874 BALTIMORE .3T'RC.T-such as
xAnuoTu mrs N an larger thar any ether
mA"horh BILLS zee can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSIONS,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc.
Indeed u is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessedoftciiiles for dong work in eveTyStIe and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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HTMORY q co. the most successful prize sell
IA ers in the world Office
II No. 2 CALVERT STREET.
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUG, 20, ls45.

Naive AMERICAN Conventions This CON
veuton will rc-asscmbIc his trtning, at hall
past seven O'Clock, at Union Hall when, we
understand, candidates for Congress and tie
Legislature will be nominated. The conven-
zion has an important and delicate duty to dis
charge and we hope will exercise great discre-
tun ia the selection of candidates for a good
choice in the first instance, will give the party
taje start, There is one thing which we con-
sder indispensable to the success of any legsIa-
tive ticket which may be nominated by any
party in this city-that is, that candidates shall
be favorable to the cause of retrenchment and
reform, and the holding of State Convention.
20 revise the Constitution.
We go heart and hand in favor OF the great
yae6sures aimed at by the Native Americans I;
and think it full time that the transportation of
Errejgn criminals and paupcrs to our shores,
should cease that the time OF naturalization
should he extended that the laws should be
rlriJlv enforced and that the monstrous frauds
q Inch have heretofore prevailed, should be pre-
vented for the future.
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WA MiLY GROCERIES,! Great Bargains in
n GROCERIES (Which are of the best quality
can he had here no,c for cash.
FRESH MILL FEED, OATS AND CORN,
AT the lowest market prices, wholesale and retail
STABLlNG AND MARKET YARD.
% few Stalls for reut in good Stable. Our
Yard is sate and fitted with good Stalls and Shed, and
free to customers.
G. w. AIREY, Agent, 800 z Bamore-st.
a23 between Bond aud Caroline-sts
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FENENT GOV Elk FUR SA LIE. large Linen
III Awning Cloth, suitable for a tent cover.
For sale low at
alb No. 20 N. HOWARD STREET.
GtHLORiNE TOOTH POWDER. This is
va most excellent article for cleansing and whten-
ing the teeth healing spongy and diseased gums, and
purifying the breath. Try box-it needs no other
recommendation. Price 25 cents.
g. X. TYLER,
ie39- eotf corner E. Baltimore and iIigh s.s
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| E ID

LETTER BAGS up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
FOR tavre-Ship Isabella, with despatch.
Fer Rotterdam-Ship Chesapeake, with de spatch
For Bremen-Ship Pocahontas, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Barque Hermitage, few days
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The County Printing.

This is a subject which the Rat has
harped upon for some time-teling the
people 10 be on their guard, and not vote
for a party which will saddle press upon
them, and thereby increase the tax to
support it. Has the county been taxed
to support him; and nave we not offered to
do the county printirg as low ,or lower than
the Rat itscln We say we haze, and
the whg commissioner knows it. Let
this lying, designing political hobby stop.
The thing that will try to make the peo-
Pile believe that we are, or expect to be
supported by tax upon the people
through the treasury, we believe, will
steal.
The Rat thinks that there ought to be
no opposition to him, and then he could
charge what he pleased for doing the
county printing. But that game is block
ed. He has opposition, and fears that
now, he cannot do as he has here ofore
done, (charge his own price) and SO we
think. This political hobby willnot take,
and the rat will find il so. An intelli-
gent community are not soft enough to
swallow such son LIES, coming from such
a s0 source.
Sometime since we gave notice, that we
W ould do the Sheriif's advertising for less
than it had ever BEEN dotie in this coun-
ty, and save the people some cost; yet the
has issued proclaim alton, and Civ
en- ii to the rat organ, and we would have
done the same without any charge, and
thereby saved TO tie county the amount
paid.
We hereby give notice, that the Sheriff
and Treasurers printing, which is the on
y county printing now todo will be done
lere for less than at any other place: Let
he rat no longer eat the heart out OF the
reasury. A rat is a mean, destructive
lnimal. Care should be taken that he
loes not become township charge and
,ause ak to be assessed to keep him.
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Things to be Remembered.

Farmers, remember when you 60 TO the
polls, that every note Of hand that you
hold is taxed, while the Banker receives
inte, est on his. That he issues his note
to you, in payment for your produce, for
three dollars, where he has but one 10 re-
deem it, and no liability at that. While,
if you issue your note, you are not permit.
ted To stand exempt from liability receive
interest and escape With but one third abs
solutely exacted by law but you must pay
interest, per cent at least; redeem your
note in the time promised, in full, or re-
ceive an official Wis it from the sheriff.
Republican equality with vengeance!
Yet this, remember, is whig Legislation,
under the Gubefnatorial administration
of Mordecai BARLEY.
Mechanics! remember that this same
law taxes the material with which you fabs
ricate lumber, leather, &C., that you sell
the furniture, or whatever il may be; it is
then taxed in the hands Of the purchaser,
and the notes which you receive in pay
ment are also taxed. Glorious times these
that are brought about by the "Cofin
Handful" party.
Landlords and Baording house keepers!
remember, that while your necessary fur,
nitute is taxed, the bloated aristocrat;
who has his "lordly mansion" filled with
furniture of the most costly and extrava.
giant character, is exempt. What bles.
sed thing is whg rule.
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Our County and Democracy.

| u
The happiness Of our country depends
upon the rulers Of our government, and
for this reason every man ought 10 be ac-
tive in choosing the right rulers, with
right principles. The principles Of De-
mocracy should burn in the bosom of ev-
cry legislator, for no man is fit to legis-
late for free people, unless he have trde
Democratic principles. They teach the
holesome doctrine of free and equal
rights to all men poor and rich; and such
laws alone, should govern, where freedom
is the motto. Let all special priv ileges
be cast from our land, and then under the
the happy influence Of equality, this free
country, will still be less bound leach
man will arise in his own majesty, know
ing he is free, proclaim his rights, and
none dare molest him. Shch are tile true
principles of the Democratic party, and
such are the principles for which they
have ever contended since the earliest
dawn of our government. But party
the reverse Of this, arrays itself, and with
false promises and the aid of special leg
islation, obtain the power, and al the risk
of our free institution, and even our coun-
try, grant privileges to certain portion
Of community, while another portion is
deprived of the same. Principles which
do not guarantee to all men equal privi.
leges, are not calculated to promote the
interest of free people or county, and
must finally meet with total banishment.
Every man should be up and doing, he
should spread to the world, the Democrat
ic tanner, and never take it down until
the grant of every special privilege is blot
ted {! ON the face of oar records, and eyes
ry man placed upon the platform of equat'
ity. Then prosperity will reach every
human frame, revive the spirits Of the op
pressed, and cause the cast down to arise.
Wherever special legislation is the law
Of the land, there contention and divis-
ion will dwell, and the result 10 such
country must be bad.
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TIE TARIFF.

The Tariff Law of 1912, we regard as
high handed measure of national iegisla-
tioo. It's pretended design being protec-
ton! Protection TO whom! To the mo.
nopolist FIRST, and them TO the capitalist.
They occupy the entire shelter it affords;
they sustain it politically, from the fact
that that sustalns them socially and pecu-
niarily. 1t was conceived In the same prof
ligate bosom that gave birth to United
States Bank; nursei at the same breast
where every anti American principle that
has been agu ated in the country has re
ceived suck. The same advocates for this
Tariff opposed the last war with Great
Britain the Louisiana purchase,-de>
Tended the IT, S. Bank; acceded our Ter
ritory in Maine; violently opposed Gen.
Jackson when he exacted from France.
almost al the swords point, indemnity to
our citizeus for her sp p,ilation; fought to
the last moment against the annexation Of
Texas, and is now found trucking to Ct.
Britain, on the Oregon question, and stri-
wing to enlbarrass the administration id
its Mexican relations.