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FATAL EXPLOSION OF CANNON, AND
THREE PERSONS KILLED AT ITHACA.
Gen. Boyd. Of Ithaca, instantly killed by the
poson OF load the 4h Of July Ithaca
Gen. b. was struck down from his horse.
Another fragment OF the Cannon taking different d.
rectou struck Professor Quincy aud John Nix Esq, the
former Of whome almost instantly killed. and the latter
died in few hours.
We get this Information from the Albany Journal office.
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Coon ADvrE.-Chaocelor Kent, in acknowledging the
receipt Of work Medicine thus niimaes his opin
Ion OF what Is necessary secure health:
ale has dipped init il very specifically, but has read
enough spsrsm TO that II contains very interesting
Of science Of which Mr. H. Processes be very g
noran;. and speaks of it with great dfhdence He is
OF that class Of persons who had much faith ply
SIC and ha, rarely permitted himself to be subject dis
cpne and has always had great horror the pernicous
practice Of bloodeting and prefers cold aud
effuson simple diet. temperance, exercise, and cheerful
TO the whole matera medica. by this means, and
with the blessings Of Providence he has enjoyed unnte
81 in July"
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NEW GROCERY STORE!

IsNflE subscribers have taken the store former
y occupied by Messrs Ayner son four door. below The
Hell Tavern for the OF conducting Grocery and Com
mission business We have, and shall constantly on hand
general assortment Of Family winch we
invite the attention OF nds and public generally Our
go0-ls consist part Of
GunPo~de Y. IiysoA ImpT Black Teas OF the finest
quality
Mocha, Java and Laguayra Coffee
Nooiey WoCeys 5s loaf pulvers>d and crushed SUGAR
- Crts Porto Rico and u sugar
Hull q sons best soap
Dn. Nari-raitd do
No. MaekereI
A choice lot Sardnrs
Regalia AMI Principe Ssgau
Bakers Cocoa AMI Chocolate
No N. Carolina Iicrnngs
Painted Buckets and Brpoms
a great variety Of Specs
Letter and Fool-cap PAPER
Best London aud French Mustard
Patent and Plain sperm Candies
London Ind Philadelphia Potter, IN pts and OF.
Menilla and Spanish Mats
Connecticut Shad, y half bbls
City Cured Bacon. log Round
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach BTandy, Of the finest quality
Holland Gin
Old Jamaica Rum
Riehsfdson's Rye Whiskey
Madeira aud Seiy Madeira Wine
Port, Claret Sherry and Malaga do
And ell other goods belonging o the Grocery Trade
We also tender friends and the pub
rally for the sale Of Produce iom to use every ,eon Ia
obtain the highest market price.
H. ". TENPLEHAN
WIN. ~ RADCLIFFE.
y " No. 10, doors hslo The R,uT
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Additional Supply OF New Spring and Summer
Dry GOODS.

Day GUUDS.
M IL arc now receiving and opening, a second
supply of seasonabe Goots, comprising many new and
beautiful - purchased the prices and will be
soi at who'ar retail oisratc advance on the Cost.
par' will be found enumerated b,low.
ENtia sfhns painted Ulisoriaes ard Barex,s
10 dn. ts-k ami second mourning DO
SUPER Frsrch and Elriston GIus'arns auI Lawn.
Io black aui white Co and 5-ir,ne do
Rieh laced, sts.g-t and plaid Musins
Pin % bad. tucked. and embroidered Robes
Snef pln and striped bge baeb fancy eo,oured ss
10 French and Amsuetn FrmiS aH priees
Ffu'cd Jtconcls, Lawn All Muslin Ginrh1fn.
kieh Heraanne and Blrcse Sslswis and carfs
Do Lace. foisa stri SATIN striped do
Net shawls, Scas. aud faEcy ~ indkerchsfs
Iades haes AMI while six and Hose
Thread Frt uch and i- Laees Eisinrs and fnser,ing.
Embroidered isoy iaFcf and palm leaf Pans
Ollth ard spiral Gimp boarct nd cap Ribbabd.
bsf, cfdss elo.h, NC'ora aud corded Skirts
ENfrl r.eh Wurkei Collar and ~ preeddo
Loay I'D sLoit fiei Gloves and hnret,l Ntt.
E1'n deret heutiehsd and boricrrd Linen C. Hum
suprrhns Irsh shceins. Irish Linen AMI Lawn
iaSe ianasS NAPKINS, and brown and bIyaehed CIoh.
Icmi web at4 back ard While Nus, all quahtIe.
supef WOOL o. Cloths a-d Cassilercs and fancy do
surfinns ufd im and low priced pTiinrs
pfa9 o. BE ''a.e CamFt sud French summer Cloths
s1tr' Naeni', Marsciiss ani J,aus Vesiinr.
HtaV hfruiIns, tnitnniiss. and Jeans
WIFE eompE q cnnurd brown ara blc..h.s H.
m'stes' al Of which VIII te sosi chap 6rr cash
mys H. ire, 49, mn
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Tx h0anes He5as5 phies. H4siory ArehsoL,xy Aas
Hasf i'ees connected N;h Iisrogp Literature by
Geo x Sl'ii'n late Us Consul Caro- Pace IS cent.
@P NASH 4 WOODHOUsE
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/ EEAEI'. AND HAy. SUGAR
70 10 -aEs Brazil h!te SUGAR
boEesiiavana do-Landing and for sale by
HN ~ DAVENPORT n ALLEN
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PUNTEY q WATTS.

CENTS HANDSOME DRESS MOROCCO BOOTS.
AR-ANIED good, AM well at the low price q
thing cheap aAi good.
Je u PUNTEY q WAITE
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stsn:
i.e.s-i.arr- Scotch
Le;tues-Wh'te n Green Had,
Eafly CURED India. White aud
Gfsrh Co.'S. brown Dutch
Ms:oa-Satases. Green CIuon,
Pine Appl-
Water MsLal-dneSt binds
Nasiuriigu
Nu iari-Iyhit. and RlaeG
untpn-whits AMI Red
, p<ia
reas-Iardrrih'. Ezra Early.
Fairy May. do ffame Biue
ffassizn. Dwarf Narrowfat,
brboy's Dwarf Prolific
fcppef--Assortsd
PirsniP-Long Smooth French
| Sugar
Parsl' y--Pine Cured
funrps.n-i.afEc Y.l.ow
thrLafb-iuf rarts
Ra.id s.i-iorg Scsfict. long Sal
| tam. Hhr. TIrn,p. Scarlet
/ Tlni?, Black Spanish
Siiiify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
- lasb-EarIy Bunch
/ lufuafp-I.arua g.d ,rd N.rto-
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4 NANATs, SOAPS, COLLARS, Ge-A arte as.ortu. nj
- OF se'y fsiraS;e sud-Sneh Cravat. Collars. GEoyr.
Su-f''-lef-' boTons Searfs ke. io4 Man
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ARcieRt Eglpf,

Nb-No matter how bad I-s sne-t can be cum, N,
'l'inins AZ houc aer so-rsas DR. J. either by III, ~
/ NH SOY
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GARDEN SEED,

tth'" ''p@~fs ~ Known reputation
genuine. ~ vhr'esa< and rst.n:
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HISTORY OF HEART.
IUNHE History ola Heart a neat little volur,e
- highly commended by those esp.Be Of lud,,s pcs .,
esn'' Just pubish,d-for sale BY
y" NASH = wooDHoUs.
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FOX NEW YORK.
I'D The fine packet schr COURIER. Couch.
master, having portion Of engaged
with ali possible dispatch Tor balance having
superior accommodations apply Captain
Wharf or to j. 30 LAS. FISHERS SONS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-19
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The City Lamps. Attention has frequently
been called by the press to the irregularty
both as to time and place with which the lamps
of the city are lighted. Much inconvenience
Is experienced by persons who have occasion
to walk out after dark, and much complaint
has been made, and we think with great JUS
tlce, that there is no systematic course pursued
by those whose province it is to light the pub
lie lamps. We have often observed that dur
ing moonlight nights the lamps are carefully
lighted, and on the contrary when the nights
are dark, and their light is absolutely necessa-
Ty, they are entirely neglected. We have also
observed, that IN some streets portion only
of the lamps are lighted, and not all, as un-
doubleday ought to be the case. 1t is impossi-
BILE for us to say whether these irregularities
are the result of negligence or of improper po-
Icy. In either case the Inconvenience is the
same, and the demand for reform is equally
imperative. This subject is well worthy the
serious consideration of those whose duty il is
to attend to it, and We trust that there may be
no further necessity for a reference to it. -
The Name, The name Of the individual
who fell from the Philadelphia cars on Mon
day night, at Bush River, is said to be John
Slade. He was an Englishman by birth, and
was formerly employed as hand on board the
steamship Great Western. E.
The Weather, During the present week the
weather, SO far as temperature is concerned
has been comparatively mild for the season
From appearances, however, at the first of the
week. the weather-wise folks predicted rain or
SHOW, and accordingly their predictions were
verified yesterday by considerable fall ofrain
1t was one of your dsagieeable, DRILLING sort
of rains, and well calculated to produce the
"blues" in hypochondriacs, and rheumatic
pains in old people. .
Hood and Coal. The wharves are abund-
antly supplied with wood of every kind and
quality, but prices are high Oak is selling at
81. 50aS4.75 per cord; Pine, SO. 50aS3. rs; Hick-
DRY, IS per cord Coal of good quality is SELL
ing at the yards for $3.50 per ton, or S5.97 de-
livered. As the season advances the price of
fuel will probably be higher, especially should
navigation become INSTRUCTED by ice.
Fire. The alarm of fire about one O'Clock
yesterday morning, was caused by the burning
Of some sheds attached TO the Red Paint Fac
tory on the South side of the Basin. The loss
was but small,
.4ssaultinga Vatchman. Henry Sultzbaugh,
charged with assaultng Waterman Baker, was
/ yesterday required to give security to keep the
peace, before Justice Wright. He gave the
security and was discharged.
A Donation His honor, the Mayor, receiv-
ed 50 from some unknown person, who signs
himself "B W." on the llth inst, TO be APP
propriated to the benefit of the poor We
would say to all who are able, $50 thou and
do likewise"
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Committed for Trial. Margaret Riley, the
female who is charged with receiving stolen
goods from the boys, John Cleavage and John
ana Nicholas Fauil, knowing them to have
been stolen, was yesterday further examined
by Justice Miller. The examination took
place at the city police Office, in the presence
of Mr.. Louis Nickerson and Mr.. P. G. Moore
who identified some Of the goods as their pro-
perry. She was fully committed to await her
trial at the January term of the Criminal
Court The boys were also commtted-lhe
two Farrill's for trial, aud Cleavage as a witness
for the State.
The Courts, In the case of Coburn VS. the
franklin Fire Insurance company of Philadel-
phia, before the County Court, after an able
argument by MIR. Schley, on the part Of the
plaintiff the case was yesterday given to the
jury and during their absence the Court adj
journcd till this morning. There was nothing
of interest done in the u. S. District Court yes
terday,
ST. .4ndre,c'S Society. This Society celebrat-
cd its anniversary on Monday last. Judge Mis-
bet was elected President. A sumptuous en-
teFtainment, served up by the host of the Eu-
taw House, was enjoyed at night. Mayor Da-
'ics, the Presidents Of the iibernia and Ger
man Societies, with numerous guests, were
present. The festive occasion was cnlivGned
by the music Of Waite Ferguson, OH the bag
pipes.
FiH he call far lis Jootl The gentleman
who was seen to "takc out" so suddenly about
nine o'clock on Wednesday night, from the Sc
cOud story window of house IN Old Town, is
particularly requested TO call and get his boots,
which in lms hurry il IS supposed he forgot. As
I1 iy6ole ,@Ivn his name in Them il is ,rrnu-pI
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vESHE PUBLIC ARE INVITED to cal

FESHE PUBLiC ARE INVITED TO call
i'll. and examine a splendid assortment of FANCY
GOODS, consisting in part of new style Twist Combs;
Han Brushes; silver Pencils; Arrows aud Thnbles;
steel Buttons; Slides; Beads; Purse and Reticue
Clasps; Perfume Bags; Cologne; Hair Oil and Soap:
Work and Fancy Boxes Bedsteads; wax and kid
Dolls; Doll Heads OF every variety; GAMES, some
oil which nave never before been offered in this mar
kei; dressed Dolls velvet ana shell Card Cases. shell
Pocket Combs; with acountless variety of TOYS of
all kinds, Skates, Fire Works. &c, will be sold TO
please all at No. A EAST BALTIMORE STREET,
I'd door from the Bridge, sign of the Laige Comb d
l.. H. SHRECK.
NIB. COMBS made to order, old ones repaired or
altered 10 present lasill0R. dl9.4t
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FRONT ST. THEATRE AND Circus. The great want,
fot something novel in the character of public enter
tanment has been at last supplied by the appearance
among of the wonderful artises called the Acrobat
Family, whose performances at Nibo's Gardens, N.
Y, Albany Buffalo, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Philadel-
phia, etc, have excited universal admiration, while
they surpass the in strength and grace of action
they really equal the wild cat i'll agility and elasticity
of movement. They form lofty pillars, and spring
upon the backs of each other as the squirrel bounds up
a tree. Their daring leaps are executed with the
swiituess of lightning itself; while their various
grouping perfectly classical, and bring the images
of old Greece aud Rome to our mind. We would ad-
wise those who have not seen them to avail them
selves of this opportunity, az they remain lon
ger than Saturday account Of engagements made
in New Orleans.
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TEIHIS DAY RECEIVED BY

IA Id1LOR, WILDE X co.
Marstan; or the Memoirs of a Statesman ~
Nick BigrOw and the Female Burglar, and other
Leaves from Lawyers Diary, by a member
of the New York bar, %
The modern British Essayists by Thos. Carlyle,
with a portrait of the author, handsomely
bound.
The Columbian Magazine for January, embelish-
ed with Mary Queen of Scots and her Secre-
tary Chatrlard; Scene from the Pioneers;
four plates (coIoredl Fashions, ~
National Magazine for January, with three sEIen-
did engravings--Beauty Asleep; Illuminated
Tile Page, and Plate of Fashions, Isl
Penny Magazine, No. l6, %
Complete Works, handsomely bound, with
portrait Of The author, Si.G0
Nos, 80 and 40 Of Wiley * Putnam's Library,
containing Letters and Speeches of Oliver
Cromwell, by Carlyle, sl.eO
Payne's UniVcrsum, elegantly bound, 600
Domestic Co king, by Elizabeth c. Lea &c
liOusekecper's Annual, for Ladies' 81
FrcmGnt's Expedition, 81 edition. %
GI3- Every new and cheap publication received as
soon as issued and for sale wholesale and retail, at
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hall,
Nos, 4, and Jarvis Buildings Bait,
and at No. 3 ELLiOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn, Avenue, WASHINGTON Civ.
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nC5-FREE LECTURE ON PHRENO- MNEMO.
TECHNY. Prof. MILES will deliver a second Lee
ture on this new intellectual art, at the Egyptian
SaIoon," Odd Fellows Hall, This (Friday) EVEN
ING, Dec. 18Th, at O'Clock. Prof NJ deems it pro-
per to state th he is induced to repeat his Lecture
of last evening in consequence of large number
being unable to witaess the exercises, so numerous
was the attendance. Ii
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n3-HYDRARCHO5. An immense skeleton of this
former nhabtant of the ''greal deepn is now ON ex
hibtion at the Baltimore Museum. Upon entering
the rooms in which it is arranged the mind is filed
with astonishment that such an immense animal ever
existed, and the soul awed at the creation of vast
n prodigy of nature which has lain buried for mast
ages. Our pen utterly fails at any description of
what it must have been in its primeval state The
length of the skeleton is la feet which is no doubt
less than the monster measured when il was living
and breathing monument of the creation of the Mas
ter Hand. Ii has been visited by a number of scien.
tifc gentlemen of our city, and Others, who have
been astoni he'd at Its tremendous proportions The
most satisfactory explanation, in regard to the ccnd
ton and place in which it found, is given by the
gentleman who has change Of the exhibition. We
understand it will remain but short period and we
would advise those whose minds can appreciate the
wonderful works OF nature, to cali and see it. II
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ian ats we desire to at the attention IT PURCHASERS
70 o' advr,i sS , 5migy w M'' viii 'tnb.sss b,
increased from day to day As We kno% "n5 naErt
""s o "I ~" n,r % y hnyr 10 no S on 10 urging
purchasers TO give them all entI
MI .,..rp..
- ,~-..:.,.,.,
'''' .n,,,,, - roG,r, H..
.l..,;..,.,. ,,,-.a,l T.,
''''o"'"S - '''''',. ,'' $500, - ..,,,a,
'''''"''
....
mt, a.. 10 ..o,r;,y of ,he riaL,s ,,,d
people and whereas, experience has clearly de-
mon tiatad that the naturalization laws OF the
''''"" '''''S ~" 'l':''''
$40, 8,str,c,ivn ,Ii. % IN ,i,r rirbts and ma
-a'suf our citizens and the stability Of our in
sNluiIons:
"''c'y''' '.t' ga. '2' 1,'' ''''
...-.r,,h rnyIst,a If ,.a ,atur,Ig,fi,n iays
.nd We ragIrl it as tn, imperative dutv Of
laat-s' so 10 amend those laws, That, |hie Il
49, $1,000, -,
g.. r.rh's ard rr.y.Inr,. Of onr rountfymcn
sl.' he kept myio'a'n, ald the baiIot-bo&-pcr-
.a.naD'y guarded against every improper IN
.. g',,.., .r.,. ,.r .,,,.for. ooa ro,,ros,n.
,..yo, .I Cnq,ra.s mr., hereby s.uacitIly re.
ted to use lJeir utmost exertio0s forthwith
procure amendments III thohaiuralIZl-
Avs " 1,'l GUY L-', p'' ,' ~. 'S
Grml.sL Tnat his cycelency the Governor
..qaesrt tot-auswl a copy otlhcsl resolves
."a" ~ our Senators ana representatives IN
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A II THE HEAD OF THE LIST. There
IA is no mistake about the fact, that NJ. DOY LE'S
Capital Prize Depot, No. LA Pratt st. opposite the
Railroad Depot and next to Bradshaw's United States
HOTEL Is the Hckiest office in The United States; and
all that will be found necessary convince the most
sceptcal is trial in some of the splendid Lotteries
drawing in the city daily-and almost every drawing
shews the superiority of DOYLE over all other ven
dcrs in the way of SELF capital prizes. The fol
lowing brilliant schemes will be drawn this week:
FRIDAY, capital prize $780, tickets SAT, shares in
proportion
SATURDAY, the "Thomas Thumb Lottery" viii
be drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81 halves so cts.
qrs a5 cts. The NEST advantageous way to purchase
in this Lottery is to buy packages certifcate-they
will be issued as follows; package of whole tickets
containing all the numbers that 20 into the wheel,
will be sold certificate for Sl2, halves for Sc, qrs-
49, and eighths 81 30. This is a rare chance and
should be embraced by all means.
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
tie package, single ticket, share. All orders, pet
mail or otherwise, addressed to
. M. DOYLE, so. la Pratt street,
Ii fri Opposite Il. * o. X. R. Depot
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u n OLhIDAN PREShNTS!

w DLLIDAN sR4GSENTS!
q q VERY RICH FRENCH GOODS!
FRANKLIN GARDNER, ID5 Baltimore street
would respectfully intom the puhc that he has lust
returned from the North, and received direct from
Paris the most beautiful assortment of rich French
FANCY GOODS that has ever been opened in tn is
market, aud would s0cit a call from all those wish
ing anything beautiful for the Holidays.
RICH FANCY DRESS GOODS-Rch Fancy Staple
Silks; Brocade Silks for evening dresses; Satin
Robes for do. do; Heavy White and COl'd Sat
ms; French CaShmereS and Nous de LANES;
Figd and Plain TarIetons; do. do Swiss Mus
Inns; Muslin Robes; Emb'd Muslins; French
Ombra Coakings; A Silk Velvet for Mantas
and CIoaks.
EMBROIDERIES-Rich French Work'd Capes and
Collars; do. do. do Sleeves and Cuffs; Real
Lace Capes and Wells; Dem Wells, Real and
Application; Emb'd Linen Camb. Hdkfs; Rich
Emb'd Robes for evening dresses.
SHAWLS AND SCARFS-RIch Indoux Cashmere
Shawls, Long and Square; Rich Tekerri do
French Printed do; Lace, Scarlet and other
Sc8rfs.
MlSCELLANEOUS-Fre Jewery Boxes; French
Work'd Purses and Bags; Grape Cravats; Vel
vet Scarls and Fancy Prints; Demi Long Kid
Gloves; do do. do. do. Richly trim'd: Alexan-
der's best Kid Gloves; Best Silk Mitts, Richly
Emb ID; Long do. do. do. do; Emb'd and Plain
Silk Hosiery Rich Neck Ribbons, etc.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR-Rich Emb'd White Satin
Vests; do. do. Blk do. do; do. do. Velvet and
Cashmere do direct from my Agent at Lyons,
and the richest article received this seasOn.)
CHASSON'S White, Cord and Bl'k Kid Gloves;
Rich Cravats, Scarfs, &c. &c. TPAR1 dig
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n tASH Ut AND NO GRUMRLING. The
u system which now prevails more or less in this
city of exchanging merchandise and every species of
mechanism has become obnoxious in realizing a
jus compen alton for the services of mechanics that
the undersigned has abolished the system and substi
tnted one ny which he can work twenty per Chea-
per, and always avail himself of the best materials, as
also employ the most skilful mechanics i'm the art of
House, Sign, Transparent and Ornamental PAINT
ING, BLOCK LETTERS of character and style not to be
surpassed. So Call at No. 2S6 BALTIMORE-ST.
dl9-tf j. j. ROACH.
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ENOR SALE. A Black Woman 30 years of age
H. to serve years-she is good cook, washer
ironer, sc. &C. Also, black girl IL years of age TO
serve 10 years, most excellent house servant and
can come highly recommended. Also, boy of a.
TO serve l9 years. Apply quickly TO
l.. L. SCOTTI
dig No. 10 Exchange Place
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
u SLATER,S CHEAP VARIETY &

Mn SLATER'S CHEAP VARIETY STORE.
III u No. 22S BROADWAY, is now opening, very
neat assortment of FANCY GO0DS-such as Fancy
brushes; Combs; fancy Boxes; Jewehy; Penkniyes;
gold Finger Rlngs; Pencils; silver Thlmbes; hccor-
deems; Dolls; Looking Glasses with general assort-
ment of TOYS and other articles suitable for Christ
mas Presents. Call at the Cheap Variety Store and
Comb Factory, No. 226 Broadway
dl9-lwF HENRY SLATER
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Ar7-OFFiUlAL DRAWING of the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 81, for ls45:
30 IA 40 SIS II 66 1o4lsll72

y n 10 20 7 % To 4 8 IT
% and IA, being the Is, and ID drawn Nos each $50
45 and So, heing the 3t and 4h drawn Nos. each 40
II and SO, being the 9Th and 9Th; or land lG, be-
ing the 7lh and 9Th drawn Nos each 30
81 and Al, being the 9th and 10Th; or Z and 81 be-
ing the 10Th and nth drawn Nos. each 30
All having Two of the drawn SOS on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, &c )
Fr0e4 lhe Old established House of
EMORY, No. 2 N. CalYeItst.