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03-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l28 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly

lTy-DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Baltimore-St :,
nm do0r east Of Frout.-THE BEsT SERIES MEDI-
clsEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
bOratory, TO wit:-indian Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitions Pills p cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
Bters, 81 cents bottle Dyspepsia Specific 50 cents
Eineuc Preparation, l2t cents vial; PediIuvum or
Foot Bath Powder, II. cents package; Cough Sy-
rnp, for the cure Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &C.
81! cents bottle; New Remedy for Group l2t cents
Wait Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, a pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants, so bottle;
Rheumatic Linment and Embr0cation, and accom-
paHiments, ST. Sovereign Remedyfo Piles 90; Dyson
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, Sc &c. sc. Printed di-
rectOns for the administration of these remedies ac-
company each article. N. b. Advice given by DR..
w. free of charge. ml3-tf
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n}-THE FOLLOWING is from the Rev e. Sper
ry No % FIRST Ayenuc:-l had been for ten years
every few weeks attacked with the piles, until with
in the last year the attacks nave been weekly and of
much more severe nature. For month previous TO
using Hays Liniment, from Cons stock & Co. it WAS
with the greatest difficulty could stand long enough
in the pulpit preach sermon, until about month
since, when commenced using Hays Liniment, and
have finally been entirely cured by following the di-
lecIions on the wrapper. From knowing you person.
ally have gwen you this certificate with the hope
that any one afflicted with that terrible complaint may
find out and Use this extraordinary remedy.
For sale in Baltimore, at the corner of Hanover and
Baltimore SITS. Also at the corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison sts and at No, 81 Thames ST. 1t
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GI3-SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
sabbath Schools OF the High street Baptist Church
will repeat their Exhibition in the Egyptian Saloon oil
the Odd Fellows Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING
the 9th OF June, commencing AT O'Clock Inc pro
ccedS 10 he appropriated tas be0re) to the completion
Of the Lecture Room of the new Church.
Tickets of admission, price l2i cents each-can he
obtained Of A. Butcher COnfectoner, North Charles
street; John q. Moody, Pratt, near Gay-st N Mont
gomery. Gay near Exeterst; WIN NJ. Jolston, No.
pa Broadway, p; at the Clipper and sun offices,
and at the door on the evening of the Exhibition
ie2 At
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M1RAND AND GLORIOuS LUCk in I'M

@tRAND AND GLORIOUS LUCK in the
w all lucky "Sma Fry'' Of Saturday last. A few
days ago, it will be recolected, ceased advertising
having nothing worth communicating, Since thai
time, after few revolutions of the wheel, and 10! for
tune, as if 10 compensate for the temporary withdraw
al of her smes has sh0wered her golden favors upon
our patrons with lavshng and most unsparng hand.
Nine good prizes we sold in Saturdays lottery. OF
$1,000, $500, $2903 of $50 and of $50 were the
were TO our distant correspondents. TO-DAY, Sl2,-
900, SIC 900 the capals-besides 10 of Sl0OU-75
Nos. IA ballols-tickes SIS, shares in proportion.
L. Il. TUCKER & BROTHER,
1T Right on the COrner-HCad of Centre Market.
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a NANTON GRAPE SHAWLS. Just receiv-
" ed, fresh lot of Canton Grape, Twisted Silk,
Berrege and fancy Silk SEAWLS, all Of viii will be
SOLD cheap. Also, rich fancy SILKS; BALIARINES;
Polka Barege; MarquCses; French ARGANDlES;
Polka Lawns; embroidered Swiss Muslins; Striped
and Plaid TARLETANS; white and black Lace Wells;
black and white Lace; white Falls; Linen Camb ie
Hdks.; corded, hemstched and Rcdiere Borders rich
worked do; Printed Linen Hdkfs, for gentlemen,
very Handsome; Irish Linen; Long Lawn Birds-eye
Diaper; Huckaback Diaper; rich namask, anu Damask
Iahle Cloths; Parasns, Parasolees and Sun Shades,
at factory prlces GLOVES silk an Kid, of all kinds;
HOSIERY, silk and Cotton; CLOTHS, Cassimeres
and VISITING; Domestic Goods Of all kinds; with =
general stock OF Fancy and Staple Goods. All of
which will be sold, al Wholesale retail on the most
favorable terms Purchasers invited to come and
examine for themselves.
]. EDWARD BIRD,
Je2 No 209 Baltimore street.
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IMPORTANT Discovery IN MANUFACTURING
lRoS. Mr.. w. c. Green, of New Jersey, at
the Boston iron works, has made an improve
ment IN the process of pudding the iron from
the pig to the bar, Instead of using the pig
iron, which costs about SIS the ton, ho is ena-
bled to use a large portion Of the ore which
costs but $3.50 per ton, by which he effects, in
labor and material, a saving of more than SO
per cent, and he gives far better quality OF
iron than that which is obtained from the pig'
as much better in appearance as China is better
than earthcnware. Mr.. Green's secret consists
chiefly IN mixing composition with MS ore,
and while in Il modern state, by which the car
bon is more rapidly exhausted than it is under
the old process, and the iron is thus, in half the
time, left tougher and finer.
A LUCKY EDlroR. The editor of the Marl-
boro' Gazette, in his last number, acknowl-
edges the receipt Of present, FROM some of his
generous readers, Of a fine fat lamb, and a
bowl of delicious strawberries, besides a stalk
of oats, sown but sixty days previous, measur.
ing fortyeight inches in length, and contain
ing | IS grains. Wonder if they have "a few
more of the same sort left"
REDUCTGoN OF Tolls. The Susquehanna
and Tide Water Canal company have reduced
the tolls on iron passing through the canal, to
the following rates, viz On bar rolled, slit and
hammered Iron, and on nails and spikes, to IS
cents per ton of 1000 lbs. On castings blooms
and anchories, to so cents do. On pig iron
scrap and broken castings, 35 cts do.
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. The Episcopal
Convention of the Diocese Of New jersey as
sembled at Burlington on Wednesday, and aE
ter transacting some business, of merely local
interest however, adjourned on Thursday. The
attendance was very full, and the proceedings
of the Convention altogether harmonious. BIZ
shop Doane was present and congratulated the
Convention upon the cheering prospects of the
Diocese.
Gov. THOMAS. The Hagerstown News
states that Ex-Governor Thomas will not be
candidate for Congress in that district as he has
determined to abandon politics forever.
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a Il M A N A C.
Moons phases.
MARRIED.


On the 29h inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Trapnell, EDMUND
SMITH, formerly of Boston, to ELIzAGErH REBECCA
eldest daughter of Henry Herring Esq. Also BY the
same, JAMES FLETCHER TO MARY ESTHER, srd daugh
ter of Henry Herring, Esq.
On the Goth inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Duncan, Mr. SAM
UEL CRANES to Miss Ann MGMURRAY, all Of this city.
On the 22d inst. by the Rev Mr.. Linthicum, WAL
TER Dorsey, Of Carroll 10 Miss JULIA A FORSYTH
of Howard district Md
AT Mount Airy, Charles CO., Md, on the 9th inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. Sonestrect, RICHARD VI. q. THRocK-
MORTON, OF Va, TO Miss MARY OPHELTA DIGGgs of
Charles CO., Md.
DIED,
On the 3Oth inst. BENJAMIN LEWIS, youngest child
OF BENZ C. aud Agnes Buck, aged years, l month
and days.
On the 29th inst. Miss JANE RAMSEY, in the 10Th
year of her age.
At Cumberland, Md. on the 29lh inst II. Mck1S-
LEY, aged 26 years, editor of The Alleganian.
In Charles CO. on the 18th inst. JSO. A. GREESwELL,
in the 35th year Of his age
At N. Orleans, on the Both ult. BENJAMIN HISS for
merly of Baltimore, in the 47th year of his age
At Clarksburg, Va. on the 18th inst, in the Sc
year of his age WILSON K SnINS, Esq. late Senator
from the Harrison district Va.
On the 29th inst. OCTAvIA MATILDA, infant daugh-
of VIM. and Eliza Nj. Lee, aged months.
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G3-I o OIL F. The Brethren who intend to par
ticpate in the ceremonies Of Boston on the 18th inst
are requested to meet the committees of the several
Lodges at the Hall in Gay st., on THIS (MONDAYI
EVENING. at o'csck, as business of importance
will be presented for their consideration.
JNO. A, THOMPSON, Chairn.
Mn NnnEprsnN Spr'N IL
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]. EUW AKD EIRU,
No. 209 Baltimore street.
AIORI< SPRINGS.

"a DIRK SPRINGS,
d ADAMS COUNTY, PENN.
This well known aud fashionable Watering Place,
having recently undergone considerable repairs will
be open for the reception of vistes the 18th June
The medicinal qualities of the water have been so
frequently tested by the most respectable physicians
and citizens of the different cities, to render de-
scnpon of the analysis suEerfluous.
% Comfortable STAGES will leave the Springs
daily connecting with the Cars at York; for Philadel
phia and Baltimore.
m3l -2aM8M. ARNOLD GARDNER Prnnrintnr-
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G3-VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY. A quarterly
meeting Of the VCiiant Fire Company will be held
THIS (Monday) EVENING, June I'd, at o'clock
Punctual attendance is requested.
Il l.. D. DANIELS. Sec'N V T. Co.
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.LEAREI

Baique Baltimore, LIE Brow, Rio de Janeiro, Kirk
land, Chase Co; brigs Orleans, Long, West Indies,
+. w. Bruno Sons; Washington, Stevens, Boston
Jones & Abbott; schrs Amelia, Strong, New York
Rose, Merrill Dodge; Michigan, Terry, do, J. Man,
kin; Arkansas Groves, Norfolk and Richmond, G.
PeHdergast y Son.
Schr Maria, Buckm, Newbern, N. c., Jas Corner
s. Sons.
sailed-ship Eutaw, Ford, Bremen; big Columbia,
Coffin, Laguayra and Poto Cabello; schrs Missouri
Phillips, Charleston; Il. &. Mitchell, Kruse do.
ARRIVED,
Canal boat Jos. NJ. Coeley, Threlkct, from Lewis
Town, Pa, flour and corn, To Hazlehurst Walters.
Canal boat NJ llalbach, Lint, from Harrisburg,
whiskev and flour, to TIazlehulst & Walters.
Canal boat Pennsylvania State Capitol, COrbet from
Dauphin CO., flour and lumber TO Hazlehurst Wal.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. Reports
nothing.
MEMORANDA.
ship Elprse, Wallace, for Bremen; aud brig Har-
nett, JARVIS for Rio, both hence went to Fri
day last.
Barque James w. Paige Taylor, from Baltimore,
arrived at Boston 29h inst; and schr Florence, How
land, of Baltimore, from Para do. do. 2sth.
Rarque Laea, Lewis, arrived at New York ffop
New Orleans Both inst
Brig Francis Jane, Coffin, of Baltimore, was left
st. Johns, +. X. absut 18th ult.
Brig Robert Bruce, Garner, cleared at Savanp;
29th ut for New York.
Brig Helen Mcleod. LaHds, cleared at New
leans for Baltimore 23d ult.
Brig Almra, Ryder, cleared at Boston for Baltn
Both ut
Brig Loretto, Henderson, sailed from Providence
Phi adephia or Baltimore 29th ut
Schr Metamora, Winslow from Baltimore, ani
at Warren X, |. 2eth ult.
Schr Patapsco, Conner, hence via Saco, al Cast
Goth ult.
Schr jos. Turner, Glib, from Providence for Bi
more returned to Newport Doth, having started
Of masts in a w. S. w. gale on Goth ult. off 5
Hook.
schr Star, Webster, cleared at Norfolk for the
Indies Both ult
schr Edward A Stevens, Briggs, hence at / 3
River 18th ut
schr Samuel X. Smith, -, hence at Troy, 4 r "a
18th ult. ~, ~
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3-LIVERY STABLES REMOVED. The un-
dersgned would respectfully inform all his old Gus
toners and friends, that he has removed from the
WheathcId Stables 10 the FRANKLIN LIVERY
STABLES, between Howard and Liberty streets, in
Cowpen alley, Gmn ediately in the rear Of Mcssrs.
Geo. Bartlett s Coz East of the old stand Hewould
state he has for hire fine Saddle and Buggy Horses;
also Bugsys without horses His Stables are large
and airy, and good Sheds for carriages. Gentlemen
keeping their horses with him may depend upon their
heinp well attended
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A SHALL LOTTERY-B BEAUTIFUL

"a SCHEME-Tickels SIt halves rs cts, quarters
37t cts. Drawing takes place on SATURDAY, l4th
of June, FLETCHER 4 CO., No. 5 Holiday street,
takes this early opportunity of calling attention to this
splendid tile lottery, for the l4h of June, in which
we will sell Oh certificate package of % whole tick
for S20 % halves for SlO % quarters for S. and
% eghths of tickets for only 50 so, and package
NAV draw $500. The principal prizes to be drawn
are:-S5 OOO 81 OO0 1890, $500, $780, S4CO, 2of $780,
of $50, OF SlO0, ~ of $780, 70 of$5O, &c.66 Nos.
10 ballots.
{h3- Orders Orders, Orders For packages or sin
Gle tickets should be forwarded by the earliest mails to
secure packages and COOS selection of numbers. No
postage need be paid any letters sent to on lot
terv business or with enclosures of Prize tickets or
tuaney-we also send the drawings all our custom
ers free of postage. Direct as usual to
JAMES FLETCHER & CO.,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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fg5- INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY. A quar-
terly meeting Of the Company will be held THIS
EVENING at u O'Clock JAS. .. Law.
Ii President.
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H3-SHERIFFALTY. Messrs. Editors-Please an
noOHncc LoRiN N. DECKER as candidate for the She
riffay for the city OF Baltimore at the ensuing cleo
tiOa-suhrct TO the decision of the
ie2 eo3t' BALLOT BOX.
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90 We understand that Messrs. EMORY CO.,
No. = NORTH CALVERT STREET, distributed last week
the round sum Of THIRTEEN THOUSAND NINE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN DOLLARS AND
EIGHTYTWO CENTS. S4OOO of it sent in Il
hal ticket to Fell's Point $4,000, quarter ticket, to
widow lady in H. Howard street; $1,000, whole II ket,
10 IA gentleman who had note to pay in The Meohaa-
les Bauk $500 quarter ticket 10 an honest snip car
rrnter Federal Hill The remainder distributed in
smaller sums in the city and various pits OF the coui-
try This great luck you may be sure has produced a
great cry for their tickets! 1t
G13- ALL HAIL TO EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY
OFFICES $4,000, the highest prize in the "Small
Fry TO comb. 10 30 49, was sold by the EGEHHONS'
in one of their itvorite certificates which cost only
50 80. This is the way to do. We had no less than
eleven three No tickets in this favortn little scheme,
and 1t is singular fact that but three out Of the many
packages sold by Us met with loss.
EGERTONS' Ever Lucky Offices,
Cor. Sou'h and Exchange Place,
II Commerce aud Pratt streets.
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Gy-MEDICAL AND CHiRURGlCAL FACUL-
TY OF MARYLAND-ANNUAL CONVENTION.
The Annual Convention of the Medical and Chimrg-
cal Faculty OF Maryland will be held in the HALL
over Mrs. ScOts in South street. few doors below
A. NJ. The members throughout the State
spectfuly requested to attend and gentlemen who
desiious of becoming members, will offer their
application TO the Convention.
ml9-2w r. A. DURKEE, NJ. D., Rec. Sec'y
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AUCTION GOODS! AUCTION GOODS
III UST II ECEIYED EROM AuCTION.
WEI. II. ISEEVIL,


E@8@ FAsHIoNABLR AND Practical Halter,
k.ESS 90 BALTIMORE STREET,
AEAE4SSA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
- stllat owing TO the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled TO furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other csab
shment in the city, Of any shape description now
worn, viz: Six, Moieskn, Russia, Cashmere Nuria
and Bearer. Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always
A BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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Va Office OF REMOVAL. WALTER e.
~ HARDING, Produce and General Commission
Merchant has removed from No. 3 Bowly's wharf to
No 50 SOUTH-ST, Bowly's wharf. fri je2 81
EyOR SALE. For sale Yellow GIRL twelve
r. years of age, TO % years. she is not sold
for any fault the owner has longer Use for her;
and not to be sold out OF the State. Enquire at this
office. liz
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~ eES~sT CITIZENS UNION LINE,
GssysTGat;S As1i6arTO PHILADELPHIA, by The SPLEEN
-ssfsssehxss@aK did and we'll known Steamers CON
STfTUTloN and GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
Frenchiown and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
Lf,S WHARF, foot of South street,) alternately
DAILY, Except Sundays at al O'Clock, P M, or on
the arrival of the Cars from Washington.
% Fare through to PIiILADELPHlA.... Sc.
10 Supper provided on board,
je2 A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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ALL LOW FOR CASH!
A w. GOLDSBOROUGH & CO., No. 229
a. E. BALTIMORE STREET, between Bond
and Caroline streets, are now giving great Bargains
in GROCERIES, FLOUR, and all kinds of HORSE
FEED. o. They have a safe yard for wagons, with
good Sheds and Stalls, free to customers. Also, Sc
vera Stalls for rent, in brick or frame Stable!erms
very low.
n3- In the city, goods sent home free of charge!
A. w. GOLDSBOROUGH CO.,
No 229 East Baltimore street,
nal Between Bond and Caroline,
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THROUGH TO PHILADELPHIA. by
6S1SSTta, the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
ft45JEzf55H more Railroad. The passenger car for
---szS2-Philadelpha attached to the freight train
VIII leave the Pratt street depot this and every after
noon, at o. O'clock Except Sundays,) and arrive in
Philadelphia next morning. Fare SO cents.
10 Tickets must be procured at the office before
entering the cars.
JED A. CRAWFORD Acant
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Rgz- e. s. FRYER, Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, sc. sc.
o. IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. sc.
Frames re-gut and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. L NORTH GAY STREET.
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HE w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENT W
n II N. w. corner of Eutaw and Lombard stnnFi
10 Am
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MEDICAL FACULTY. The annual Convention of the
Medical and Chirursical Faculty of Maryland, will be
held in the Hail. over Mrs scotti's South street, few
doors from Baltimore street, today and those inter-
ested will do well to attend.
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NOMINATION.. David Outlaw, Esq, is the
wing candidate for Congress in the Edenton
district, N. C. in place of Mr.. Cherry, deceas-
ed.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS!
PHILAD. WHINING
q gs.sssefsIA5 ~ TsS TON AND BALTIMOR II

E..ss.ssz sLl-I RAILROAD. UNIrrp STATES
as--i!s1s5MA TRArNs--throush in 6
hours! Via Havre de Grace, Elkton, Wilmington
and Chester) to PHILADELPHIA.
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying the Uniied States
Mail, leaves Pratt-st. Depot daily Except Sundays)
at O'Clock, A. M. Passengers arrive al Philadelphia
in full time TO continue on by the mail train for New
York, reaching that city by half past O'Clock the
same evening FARE-$3.
SUNDAY Evening MAIL TRAIN. The ONLY
line that departs from Baltimore Sundays for PHI
ladelpha is the mail train, which leaves Pratt street
Depot at O'Clock, P. M. Fare SO.
FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
Edstssssl AZ NJ GER TRAIN-Fare through
s. s,sstss5 Efet3A-A. only 80 Cts. The Company's
NJ. 1919 Freight Train Car will leave
DAILY except Sundays) at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ arriv-
ing in Philadelphia early next morning. Fare SO cts.
{d3- This Return Mail Passenger Train leave Phi.
adeipha at s O'Clock, A NJ, DAILY Except Sun
day. The Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadel-
phia at Al O'Clock, 2. M daily, except Sundays.
je2-f A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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S. A Ladies' Poney for hire. His terms for Lii
very horses follows: Saddle horse per month $40,
with carriage Si2, ml2 colin
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The boat is launched upon the bay,
We saw her Oh her winding way
With freight of gold she stems the spray,
Bought of Scheduled and Company.
TgNHE Fla CT Is, that it ieusires only little per-
ID severance at SCHOOLFIELD & CO.'S to ena-
BILE all to go off well ireighed with the precious met
ais, as they are daily dealing prizes some of
their patrons. Therefore call on them directly and
make your fortune.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class 81, drawn
May 81, lowest prize 81, are
Is 43 30 so 10 % "a 62 l rs A SO IL
Draws TODAY the beautiful scheme of Nd. Con
solidaed Lottery, class &c ..s..
THE CAPITALS ARE:
| prize of $4,000 prize of Sl250
/ g 10000 10 &C 1000
=" 5000 10 d" 500,&c.
Tickets IS; halves %; quarters L !; eghihs 62ic
In which Scheduled < Co. will sell on certificate,
packages of % quarters tickets for only $l6 and
draw over S25,G00.
{5- For the fortunate numbers, either in packages,
single tickets shares, please apply the fortunate
SCHOOLFlELD 4 CO,
No. Calvert street,
1t FRS office from Baltimore street,
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The CONGO MELoDIsTs. In compliapce with the
general DESIRE these excellent Serenaders will remain
in our city lew nights longer all can have an
opportunity OF enjoying their inimaber
of the negro character. Their Concerts of last week
were well and fashionaby attended, the audiences in
great measure being composed of the supper ten
thousand" They will give their seventh entertain.
ment this evening, at the Saloon of the Assembly
rooms, with an entire change of programme. Go
early and secure good seats.
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NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
III $4,000 the highest prize in the ''SmaIl Fry" to
comb. l6 "a 43, was sold by the EGERTONS' in one
of their favore certificates, which cost only 50 So
This is the way we do. We had no less than eleven
three no tickets in this favofte little SC me- and it is
singular fact, that but three out of the many pack
ages sold by us met with loss.
The drawn Nos. of Saturdays Lottery are:
ID 40 80 20 10 % Sd e. | rs A SO II
Draws TODAY, Maryland Consolidated Lottery
class 66. rs Nos. lottery, IA drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
prize of Sl2,000 | prize of $3.50
10000 10 1910
5000 10 /" 500,&
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
For The truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South ST. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corne< Commercs and Pratt stree
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THE MUSEUM MI Peae offers very attractive bill
for the patrons of the Saloon tonight lie has effect
ed an engagement with MIR. Vache, of the Bowery
Theatre, New York, who will make his first appear
ance as Capt Cannon, in the much admired farce Of
the "Dead Shot" The comedy of "Boots at the
SWAMI in which Mr. Wacot, who has become great
favore, will play his original character of Frisky,
will conclude the evenings entertainments.