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POISONED TEA-Look Out. The New York
Morning News states that large quantities Of
aea recovered in damaged state from the ruins
OF the late fire are now repacking, and probably
preparing for market. 1t can hardly be other
wise than that this tea is poisoned, as it is
packed in boxes lined with lead; which will be
very likely to have impaired its poisonous qua
hties to the contents of the boxes which have
been crushed by the falling buildings, and the
lead and tea thus mixed up and exposed to-
gether to the action of the air and wafer If
indeed, it escapes contact with wine, VINEGAR
md other acid substances, it must inevitably
Dc converted into a rank poison.
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TRooPs AND AMMUNITloN FOR TEXAS. Two
companies of U. S. Troops at Fortress Monroe
are ordered to Texas Immediately, They are
10 be conveyed by the T. S. steamer Col. Har-
ney, now at Norfolk. Capt. Duncan's troop Of
Flying Artillery, at Fort Hamilton, have also
been ordered to proceed to Texas. We see it
stated that $50 boxes of muskets have been sent
from the Washington Navy to New Orleans,
where they are to be despatched for Texas, and
that $50, 900 ball cartridges, with number Of
gun carriages and other military stores, have
been directed to be prepared Immediately and
sent off with all possible despatch All this
books warlike, and shows that the Government
IS actually preparing for hostilites.
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COMMUNICATION.

{63- MEssRs. EDIToRs-Can you inform me why
nearly everybody, who wants To buy lottery ticket
goes to the Office Of those veteran prize sellers EN- o
RY X Co, in preference to any other' Do not othc
lottery vendors sometimes sell prizes?
klRGINIITS.
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The BoNAPARTE PAINTINGS. The Paint.
'ngS and Statuary belonging to the late Joseph
bonaparte, Count de survlliers) remaining at
his mansion, at Bordentown, N. j., are to be
disposed of, at auction, on the 18th and 18th
days fSept. next
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{3- The musical ring of gold frequently salutes our
ears. as pass the Office Of those celebrated prize
sellers, EMORY CO; No. Calvert street These
gentlemen, we are told, pay all their prizes in this
precious metal. Ii
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Mos Law At WHEELING. We learn from
the Wheeling Times, that Mr.. Hogben and
wife, two unoilending citizens of that place
were severely heaten in their own house on
Saturday night by gang of drunken rowdies,
and that two officers who interfered were
treated to a shower of bricks and stones. Mo-
SEES Malcony and Frank Vennum, two of the
offenders, were arrested. Another riotous de-
monstration is also mentioned by the Times,
in consequence of the efforts Of many citizens
to discountenance the employment of steam
boat runners. These efforts have been met
with threats and the parading of steamboatmen
and others upon the wharf with bowie knives
and pistols.
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G13- GRAND DIVISlON-SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE. The members Of the Grand Division are here
by notified that a special meeting Of the Grand Dlvi
sion of the state Of Maryland will be held at UHioT
Hail on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, the 18th inst
at a O'Clock. BY order of the G, w. p.
1t THOS. r. JEFFERYS, G. ;.
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learn from the Hagerstown News, that an in
temperate man named McAffee, living on the
South Mountain, in Washington county, took
home and deposited in his house, few day:
ago, jug of whiskey, and two of his children
in the absence of the family, partook of it free,
ly. On the return Of the mother, she found
her children in the agonies of death, foaming al
the mouth their faces horribly discolorcd and
so blo4ted as almost to defy recognition, and in
her presence they died an Gctut and premature
death. The agony of the mother, says the
News, may be imagined, but what were the
feelings of the reckless father it would be diff
cult to conceive.
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lhSE BASKET OF TIN CLIPPINGS RE-
" WARD, BUT NO CHARGES PAID. for the
apprehension of JOHN Ne MILLOR, who ran away
from The undersigned on 10Th inst, an apprentice to
the lin and sheet iron ware manufacturing business
al4-lt'
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TO BE BAEEI.ED.

HsY TO BE RAFELED,
I'm A splendid GOLD PATENT LEVER
~ SRWATCH full jeweed, with GOLD CHAIN
g~a@ssand KEY the whole valued at 5 25, is TO be
hai1ird of for Si0n, on SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT,
a. O'Clock, at Mrs. CLoUD's, corner of South and
wafer streets There are 80 chances, at 50 a chance,
and only "a few more left" Gentlemen will now
nave an opportunity of possessing themselves with
magnificent establishment, that will bear inspection,
AT trlfng cost. Call aud see il alI-2l+
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BY III. w. BOOL.
NO DISA ppnENTnEEEr

MN The schr. COMET, Of or about % tons,
N.TIhEf Wll be positively sold by order of the Or
--- phan's Court, on THURSDAY AFTER.
NOON, Aae. "a, 1915, at 5, alongside at the County
wharf, FtIl's Point, where she now laws and NAV be
eXanned-a fast vessel, well framed and now ready
for business. Terms of sale cash.
al2-uJt II. w. BOOL, Auc't.
CsT RECEIVED, and for sale at HINCK-
eP LEY'S Literary Emporium,
2sO5 MARKET STREET.
The Cross of Gold, by MIR. +. Topper, ga cts.
Chronicles of the Bastie, Is cents.
The Dollar Newspaper; Monumental City, No .
Chambers Edinburgh Journal
Marriage, Novel, by the author of 'Destiny," sc.
only % cents.
The Coltagers of Glenbunie, n Tale by Mrs. Ham
lton, extremely entertaining, only 25 cents.
chance Medley of Light Matter, by 7. e. Graf
tan, humorous and sensible. % cts.
Daily and Weekly Herald Boston Pilot, Yankee,
Uncle SAM Ray, Viser, Courier, Gazette, Post, Dol
lar, Messenger, Punch, Monumental City, SC.
Agents ana the trade supplied al low prices with all
new and cheap works soon as issued at
c. A. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2S05 BALTIMORE STREET,
ala one door East of McClellar's alley.
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{t3- At meeting of the AMERICAN REPUBLG.
CAN CONVENTION, held on Friday evening last
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolped, That the citizens of Baltimore favorable
10 the principles of the American Republican party,
he reulleSted assemble in their several wards, on
THURSDAY EVENING, lith instant, for the pur-
pose of appointing five delegates TO Convention, 10
take into consideration the proceedings of the Native
American National Convention, and to manage the
concerns of the party (mcluding the nominating OF
candidates for public offices if deemed necessary for
fhn INNnlVL mnmthS.
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CLEARED


ship Enphrasa. Bantin, Valparaiso and a market,
G. d. Wilson X Co.
Brig Arabian, (new) Green, Spanish Main, WIN.
Mason.
Schr Margaret Ann, Hammond, New York, Rose
Merrill & Dodge.
Schr Missouri, Carmine, Richmond, Charles Pen.
deraast y Son.
SAILED this afternoon, Gu tow of steamer ReIief)
ship Mississippi, Harvey, for Valparaiso.
ARRIVED,
Brig Ellen, Rateh, IA days from Portland plaster
and fish, to the master.
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, days from Charleston lun,
Der and rice, to ]. K. Randall
Schr Chanceford Myers, from Phade phia, mdse.
to John w Brown.
Steamer Robert F. Stockton, Layman, from Pha
delphia, mdse. TO f G.. Harris
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
Oft Smiths Point full rieged brig
MEMORANDA
Barque Lawrence, Howes, from Baltimore arrived
at Boston 10Th inst and barque Ida, iallett for Bal
tDOre, cleared at do. 9Th.
Barque Louisa, Gait, sailed from Bremen about the
2sth Of June, for Baltimore.
Barque Active, F0xwell, for Rio, went to sea 10th
instant
Brig Rdeout Thurston, FOR Baltimore, sailed from
Eastpon Cd inst.
Schr Queen, Rowland, for Baltimore, sailed from
Providence 10th inst.
Schr Direct, Briggs, for Baltimore, cleared at New
York 18th inst. Schr Washington, Case, herce at do
same day.
Srhr Redwng, Hnks from Baltimore, arrived at
Halifax list inst.
Schr Mary, Smith, hence at Providence 9th inst.
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sEeNES WIN. II. KEEVIL,
53aH FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
xR3 90 BALTIMORE STREET,
,E6AEsSSA Bcgs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
asthat owing to the great number he sells,
he is al all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
Of quality for the price any other esiab
lshment in the city, of any shape description now
worn, viz: Silk Moteskin Russia, Cashmere Nutria
and Beaver Also, CAPS of all kinds. Gentlemen
always see
BILL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE
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Firstoficefr from Baltimore street.

NEVER GIVE UP! All agree that JAMES
~ FLETCHER s. CO, Ne. Holiday street, are
now the most successful prize vendors in Baltimore,
of whom it is only necessary to purchase single tic
ket or package TO insure capital or at least good
prize. See the capitals TO 60 off this week;
$4,000 Capital THURSDAY, tickets 81
$4,000 do. FRIDAY, tickets SO.
$4,000 do. SATURDAY, tickets sl.
package in this last little Lottery will cost s3
Drawn Nos. of class 80. Aug. 10, lowest prize IS:
rs IS 50 | sc II 30 80 50 25 IA rs 90 %
Fotthe capitals apply or direct your letters 10
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO., Baltimore, Md.
II Agents for the Managers.
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LETTER BAGS UP At THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Btemen-Shp Frederick Leo, with despatch.
For Bremen-Barque Kronprnz Won Hanover with
despa CHI
For kingston, Jam Barque Hermitage few days.
For River La Pata-Bne Noble ew days.
For Demonstrating Juslina, 18Th inst,
For ST. TNOmas-Brig Arabian. snnn
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1T ward, at Spears, Thames Stfeet.
I'd do Mrs McC0y's, cor. Bond and Thames SITS.
3d do COath's, corner of Baltimore and Eden SITS.
4lh do Coath * Sargeant's, Lombard street.
9Th do Hahbersct's, High street
9th do Cooper's Head Quarters, Gay street.
7th do Miss Jones' School Room, Caroline Pitt.
sth do Mrs. speman's do Hen and Ensor
9th do American House, Mercer street.
ION do Roses "IIead Quarteis,"N N. Gay street.
I'M do PENNSYLVANIA House, HOward-st
l2rh do Mrs. Tcmperley's, Howard-s
18th do John Ilammelt, Qate VIM. Calmichmis,)
North Lihrry SIR, et.
l4th do Maypole Tavern, Paca.st
l5th do Heckrote' :. cor. Charles and Camden-sts
10th do Sawkins', Pratt street
l7lh do Abendshoen'S, cor. Light and Montgomery.
18th do NV. corner of Pine aud Baum0re-st
18th do A. Juckson's, Saratoga west oi COve-st.
2Oth do Picken's Black Horse, Penn. Avenue.
The delegates will assemble at Union Hall, corner
nf Baltimore street and Tnpolett's alley, on FRIDAY
18th inst, at O'Clock. alS.2t
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FRENCH MARsEILLEs QUILTS.

FRENCH MARSEILLES QUILTS.
n McELDOWNEY u co. have received
Enc an assortment of the above Goods (Of the
very best quality and styIe) varying in size from 1914
10 I'D Persons wishing 10 purchase such Goods
would do well TO call and examine them as they are
the handsomeSt article of the kind that has been in
this city for years.
r. McELDOWNEY & co.
1863 Baltimore street,
ala between Calvert and Light streets.
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h3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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sg7ALTER Il. HARDING,

ET A LTEtN FI' Ef4tItO1IENI
" No 81 BQWLY'S WHARF,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
30 bbs Philadelphia BRANDY
% do do double distilled GIN
IS do superior OLD RYE WHISKY
S do PEACH BRANDY
pipe Imitation GIN, superior quality
do Holland GIN, under Custom House lock
half pipes A. Segnete BRANDY
20 baskets Champagne WINE, Buchelor, Keg and
Star Brands
50 bills Philadelphia LAMP BLACK
100 boxes BROWN SOAP
35 boyes New Bedford SPEkM CANDLES
Q setoons Caracas INDIGO
Q ar casks very fine old MADEIRA VINE
& cases of dozen each old do do
30 bags RIO COFFEE
% hays old white Laguayra COFFEE
30 bags Old Government Java COFFEE
% bags very superior ST. Domingo do
so boxes manufactured TOBACCO With other ar
ticcs at low prices on liberal terms al3-3t
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A l. ID A n A C.
MARRIED,

At Rockville, Md on the 4;h inst. by the Rev. L J.
Gliss, HEYRY ALLEN, Esq, 10 Mrs. KITTY AsN
CAN'T.
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a5-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description executed with great despatch, atNo
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS oftice can al s execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSIONS,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &C sc.
Indeed it is needless 10 enHmerate, as we are pos
sessed offacites for doing work, in crerysyc and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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Ee EMOVAL. The subscriber begp leave TO in
ID form his friends and the public in general, that
<v$~> he has removed his UMBRELLA, PARA
A1NIN SOL and SUN SHADE STORE and FAC
rn~lsa~TORY from No 246 Baltimore street, TO
~ No. 3S NORTH HOWARD STREET, a
few doors below Lexington, east side. Persons in
want of good articles in the above line would do well
TO call before purchasing elsewhere. 0G3- Umbrellas
and ParasoIs COVERED and REPAIRED at short
notice and on reasonable TERMS Recoect the num-
Der, 80 North Howard street. Sign of the Lady with
the ParasoI THOMAS l.. ENNIS,
jyl4-T Practical Umbrella Manufacturer.
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A MOTHER CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
"a MORE PROOF THAT CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED BY SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
If TAKEN IN TIME.
BALTIMORE, Aug 9th, 1915.
DR.. J. II. Schenck-Dear Sir-lt affords me heart
felt satisfaction lay before the public the of
your Pulmonic Syrup in curing me of lingering and
firmly seated Consumption About two years ago
was attacked with pain in my breast and a conn-
ued dry, hacking cough, with almost constant spit
ting OF blood, and dreadful pain in my side and back
and towards night hot, burning fever and headache,
leaving with cod creeping chilIs. applied to
the best physicians in the city, tut could get little or
no relief; my cough got worse; then tried some OF
the most celebrated Cough Medicines and Syrups that
recommended through the public press, but
all to effect, could get relief almost gave up
in despair for was reduced TO mere skeleton.
friend of nine at this Time recommended me to Try
SCHENCK,S PULMONIC SYRUP. said ii would
be the last thing would try, for had given up ali
hope of being cured. On the 23d OF March purchas-
ed bottle of the Syrup, and commenced using it:
after using few bottles the pain left my Breast and
TO nv surprise, my cough ceased, and new enjoy
NV health thank God, well as ever did in my
life and owe it to your invaluable medicine and the
help Of Gcd Yours, SC,
No. 1853 Canal street, Baltimore.
Its for sale at the proprietor's Office No. So North
GAY STREET the only place in the city where the
prnuine Pulmonc Syrup can be had. Agent for WASH
inoton. Shurtz s. Wilde, No lio's Buildings,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue; E. J. Stansbury, Annapolis; w.
w. Johnson, Princess Anne, Eastern Shore OF Mary
land al3.lm
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4 T THE OLD TRICKS AGAIN-sELL

4 II THE OLD TRICKS AGAIN-sELL-
IN ING CAPITALS IN ALMOST EVERY LOT
Terry THAT Is DRAWN. Although this is one o f
the oldest established offices in Baltimore, there new
was such extraordinary run of luck. No
less than Is three No. tickets in week. and many
of them handsome prizes. This is astonishing luck
doubt but it is such that is and be met with by
every patron of NJ DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot,
No. LA Pratt street, opposite the Railroad de- pot,
(next to Bradshaw's United States H0te)
'EThe smiles Of Fortune cheer
Those who perseveie"
If you want TO experience what good luck is cali
and get some Of the following splendid prizes:
THURSDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000 tickets SO, shares in
proportion. .....
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. In this last scheme there is very pretty
chance for a small fortune for the small sum of $751;.
You purchase certificate of % whole ickes, aud
may draw over $s00O certificates of halves and quar-
tiers will also be issued-one for $685. and the other
for S3.37t.
A 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 share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, 40 IA Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite b. s. o. X. Z. Depot.
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ID Z D

DIED,
On Saturday morning last a! O'Clock, after an i'll
ness of three months, Mrs ELIZABETH JACKSON, in
the s7th year OF her age. She died as she lived an
exemplary Christian, having been member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church over fifty years. Eastern
Shore papers please copy.
On the l2th inst AMANDA TYLoR, in the 18th year
of her age.
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WANTED TO HIRE. colored BOY,
w from Is 20 Is years of age, must be smart and
aotve-a slave would be preferred.
ali-4t CARJSS & SUJTLTZ
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MARINELiST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10 1916.
PRoMrHE EXCHANGE READING-Roou B0u.>.
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EMORY Il CO., No. Calvert street, acknow-
III lodged we believe, TO be the greatest prize sell
els in the United States, have paid ost in prize
ney, we are credibly informed, within the last six
months, the enormous sum of $50, 567.42. 1t
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ED E-OPENED. JOSHUA HARVEY, North
H y WEST CORNER OF Hanover AND PRATT SITS,
respectfully informs his friends and customers, tnat
after a suspension of business for three weeks past
for the purpose of improving and enarging his store
is now ready To furnish them as usual with general
ASSORTMENT of FANCY and STAPLE DRY Go'tDs,
suitable to the present and approaching season. which
he pledges himself sell low as any other store IN
the city. alS-'l
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Tickets S4-sliares IN proportion.
Risk on a package of 26 quarter tickets only Sl4,
that can draw the highes capitals.
For prize tickets by the package single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER " co.
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lotlery, class 80, drawn
Aug. l3-owest prize So:
&c So 90 ! IS u 80 80 so 25 II Is 60 %
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THE TEETH! THE TEETHn

YHNWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHT
Il THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ANDTWEN
TY EIGHT DOLLARS, to be distributed in rich and
splendid prizes by the drawing of the Maryland Con-
solidaod Lottery. Capital prize $40 900. Tickets
"a. For prizes in this beautiful scheme call at the
most fortunate prize office of MILLER & co. and
purchase ticket and secure first tate prize.
Draws TODAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
No. 96-7s Nos. ID drawn baots-making Ia prizes
in each package of 25 tickets.
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ING ERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
W More prize money atloat! Combination IA So 76
Sle0o, sod in whole ticket, by Tho lucky Eyer ons
We arc surely in stream of luck not day passes
that we do not enlch some lucky customer. Next
Saturday draws our famous ''Smal Fry'' of $4,000, in
which the Egertons have sold the capital oener than
all The other vendors put together only purchase a
package al our lucky offices and you will be in pos
session of n good prize
THIS DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery draws,
class SIS Nos. IA ballots.
SCHEME.
prize of S0,O00 prize of Sil6i
" 1000 10 1000
!" 300 % " s0O,&
Tickets S4.00-shares in proportion.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South st. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
FELL'S POINT SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
BALTIMORE, August 18th, 1916. !
THSHE President and Directors of this Institution
III have declared a dividend of three per cent 4,
which will be paid TO the stockholders and weekly
dGpositors and after the 18th inst By order,
JOHN w. RANDOLPH,
a7-mtht Treasurer.
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SPLENDID SCHEME TODAY. Capital
- prize $4,000, and Is Of $1,000. Tickets 81, qrs
81. Packages of qrs. on certificate Sl4 A splendid
chance 10 hit some of the capitals offer TO day
Yesterday we sold the beautiful prize of $4,000 in
package Of halves, and 900 in quarter we sent to
York, Pa Our distant friends have been doing the
'handsome thingr for themselves lately
.... -... Il. L. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the Corner-Head of Centre Market.
GF- Send your orders eary-The Small Fry draws
again next SATURDAY, 10th inst. Capital $4,000
Tickets ST. ors. 25 cts. Packages of qrs SO 81. 1t
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yHNHREE GOOD PRIZES SOLD YEsTER
u DAY AT SCHOOLFIELD & CO.'S, To Nos
50 SO IS prizs of $1,000, sold gentleman of this
city; Nos Il % 70 prize of $3.50, TO Frederick
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, SO, drawn Aug 10,
lowest prize So, are:
rs SO g. | IS II 80 80 so % ID IS SO %
Draws TO DAY, the beautiful scheme of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class ;}3.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $1,000 prize of Sll64
:! 4 900 Is 1000
l i" 300 25 2O0&c
Tickets 81; halves .; quarters l.; eighths soc.
Q3- Draws next SATURDAY the Small Fly Md.
F. F. Seminary Lottery class 30, Capital $4,000; Tick
cts 81 shares in proporton and in which Scheduled
& Co. will sell on certificate. packages of % whole
tickets for only $3.50; halves So Is; quarters $685.
eighths 81 66. For the capitals he and call on
send your orders to the all lucky
SCGOOLFIELD s CO.,
No. Calvert street,
Ii First office from Baltimore street,