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Captain seemed shrunk 10 half its usual SIZE
captain Crab,ree dropped his cue, gave 4
sort oil convulslve jump, which would do credit
to harlequin vaulter, uttered loud dem-sav-
aye salt water how! which was heard a mile OIL
and scampered down stairs into the street, re-
gardless of the bushes of the ladies, or the
storm of Kisses and revilngs from the scan
daiized gentlemen. He stopped not. but flew
through the streets, looking like frightened
macman, while The wondering populacc shout,
ed and clapped their hands, or sprang aside
to give him "a fair field for his race. This
only added to his speed, aud in few minutes
he was snugly moored in his state room, on
board his good ship, with the door closed
behind him, and securely bolted. The flight
oi Captain Crablree was a theme OF story and
song Tor months afierwards-and those who
witnessed il, will never forget it until their
dying day.
As for Coun, W6gonsrotIsky, he hardly
knew what to make OF ii--at first he was dis
posed to resent il as deliberate alroni and
sent Crabtree polite and pressing invitation
to meet him in the Deer Park To settle the ai
fair with pistols. An explanation, however.
disarmed the good-hearied German of his
wrath, and provoked his mrth-and he dear
~ loves to tell the story to every stranger who
visits his house. lie formed Il resolution a,
the time, however, to be cautious how he in
Vi'ed "old salts" al his select parties in future
and snlemnly declared that If he ever AGAIN
asked Yankee shipmaster Ia dine with him.
he would caution him TO bring shirt along
with him You,my dear fellow, are the frs /
Yankee whom he has honored with an inyi-
tanon since Captain Crabree's "hegira"
Such was the Consul's story. Simcox,
whose anger had been gradually oozing away
at The corners of his mouth, while he listen
ed TO the adventure OF Crablree, laughed hear
uiy at IT'S close-and Count Wogonsirofsky
was suffered TO escape with a whole skin.
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a 6 D TO u Ia N U % y
FROM ruh LExIscros GAZETTE.

From TuL LExISoroN GAZETTE.
Notes OF course of Lectures on agricultural Chem
istry delivered before an Association of pra,ti.
cal FaunrrS,
BY GEORGE D. ARMSTRONG;.
PRoFEssoa or CHEMISTRY IN WAsmSoros COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON. Va.
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In iowa they weigh by putting plank a.
cross a rail. with the hog on one end, and
then piling stones enough on the other end
TO balance they guess at the weight of the
stones
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ous,' and the little man brought his fist down
upon table, which was conveniently near.
with violence that threatened to demolish
:, " N'"''S"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-23
ALEXANDER,s TRICORApHE

A ME-" AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY
N beinga liquid Dye, which instsntaneousiy changes
the color OF the hair to a beautiful brown or black
without injury 10 the hair skin. The great supe-
monty OF tins Dye consists in its easy mode of appli-
cation, and instantaneous efrct-ail other dives re-
curing from 10 to twelve hours to produce any change
It's superior excellence VIII be apparent to every one
upon single application.
Extract from the "PhiIadelphia Daily sun" AL.
EXANDER'5 TMCoEAPHE.-The effect of the above on
the hair Is truly astonishing. 1t was tried Yesterday
IN our office, and the change from grey to black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the "Philadclpbia Raiy Forum " Sc.
veral Of aCQuantanCcs have recently applied Ia
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as Alcxan-
der's rucobaphe-a new aud valuable discovery; and
il has IN 10 failed produce the desired effect
Immediately after applying to gray hair or whiskers
II imparts beautiful brown or black color.
% For sale by Coleman X Rogers, No. l73 BaIti-
more street; g. w. Andrews, j. NJ. haroque, J. w
scott, aud Il, Perkins, Baltimore street; j. d. Stew
art corner Hanover and Camden-stS.; Perkins Bro
Their, corner Green and FrankliH-sts,; J. w. Barry
Co. corner Pearl and Baltimore -sts., and wholesale
by the sole agents, X. Y G. A. WRIGHT,
ap23 eot27hM' 23 South 4h street, Philad.
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MARE REDUCED!
HI CHANGE or HOUR for PRIL.4DELPHL.4
4. n.ypssS THE ONLY REGULAR DHPO-
illtsLasp SITION LINE TO PHILADEG-
S'fs.idAnSf7sig T IilA-By Individual Enterprise! via
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
Daily at O'Clock, a. NJ. (Srmdnls eTccpted,)
PASSAGE ONE DOLLAR
The superior Steamer THOS. JEFFERSON, Capt,
Robert NJ. HILL leaves the corner Of RAFT and
LIGHT SITS. EVERY MORNING, at 6 O'Clock,
Sundays excepted for Chesapeake city, thence by
splendid Barges to Delaware city, and thence by
Steamer Portsmouth, Capt. James DevOG, arriving in
Philadelphia between and O'Clock in the afternoon,
in ample time to connect with the New York Line.
0I5- Passengers for Ford's Landing, Chesapeake
City, st. Georges, Delaware City, Newcastle aud
Wilmington will take this line.
Passage 10 Phiad. ST. 90 To ST. Georges 70
" to Wilmington | 90 Chesapeake City so
" to Newcastle 90 Ford's Landing 90
"to Delaware City 90
{Gy-This is the most pleasant and cheapest route
that ever run between Baltimore and Phadel-
phia-and if you wish to support the Opposition and
keep the fare down from "a 10 81, 20 with the Thos
Jefferson, and NO OTHER.
Excursion Passages Chesapeake city and back Scots
Meals provided on board-Breakfast Is"
DisGer, 50E
NJ. HILL, Agent
TICKETS to he procured at the office, No. l26 N.
f. corner of Pratt and Light streets ap23tf
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Temperance Meeting. 1t is always with in
creasing pleasure that we attend the meetings
of those who are urging on this great work OF
reform. 1t cannot be too often repeated to the
citizens OF the United States, that but few
years ago drunkenness stalked in all his ghast-
ly and detestable features, at MONDAY, over
the length and breadth of our country-thou-
sands of miserable, unhappy, degraded, naked
wretches were to be found, houseless and despi-
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BYRNE & CO.'S NEW OFFICE, }

BYRNE * CO.'S NEW OFFICE, !
Corner of Exchange Place & South st.
HDfRNE & co. ever in the van Tive more
~ No. tickets sold and the cash paid over to the
lucky holders. Nos % % GA $1,000, and Nos 10 40
$500, both sold at the Lucky Corner yellow House)
in the scheme for yesterday. We offer to our kind
patrons the following splendid Lottery TO be drawn
THIS DAY. QI3-To those who do not wish to call,
would request orders through the city post office,
as they will meet with the same attention as if per
sonay present. Capital $25, o00 Tickets 80.
Drawing of class 10, lowest prize SGT, drawn yester
day:
Sc 10 p Is 10 "a 6s Ga % % 40 l6
BYRNE s. co.
1t North East corner of Exchange Place.
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1t North East corner of Exchange Place.
@RA DOLLARS! BRILLIANT sue

n t@hA DOLLARS! BRILLIANT sue
III eVO CESS! Every Lottery furnishes
proof ''enough" that Tucker & Brothers. office is the
proper place purchase your tickets. $4,000 in prizes
we have already sold and cashed this week. Yester-
day $1,000 we sold again in a package to one of our
up town friends; $1,000 to little girl sent by her
Their, and $500 sent TO Hartford S25,000 10 of
6 $500, and 10 of $1,000. the beauties TODAY.
rich and noble scheme. Is ballots. Tickets 50.
The drawn Nos of yesterdays Lottery
Sc 10 % Is 20 "a TO 81 28 % 43 Is
Apply early 10 our ever lucky Office
T. II. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market Space.
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ABOLISHED. The Postmaster General has
ordered the offices of the ten travelling Agents
of the Department and five deputies, to be "a
polished, and by this movement alone some
S25, 900 will be saved He seems to have all
contracts made with reference to the safely and
speed Of transportation Of the mails, and not to
the mode, whether BY four-horse coaches or on
horseback.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-23

RISE IN THE VALUE OF PRopERrY. We are
informed that the value Of real estate in this
city has advanced considerably within a short
time, and that rents have consequently proper
tionabIy increased. 1t is said, indeed, to be
difficult to procure houses, owing, we presume,
to the increase of population. There can be
no doubt that our city is going rapidly ahead.
The Spring has opened with fair prospects, bu-
sness being active and most of our merchants
and traders well occupied in the supply OF Gus
toners Mechanics, too, have full employ
mcnt, particularly in the building line, num-
Der of new stores, dwellings, &c. being in a
course of erection The coal and iron trade,
which is at present in It's inciplent stage only,
is destined at no distant day, TO greatly augment
the business of Baltimore, and to give employ
inent to many additional hands. In short, we
see nothing to retard the growing prosperity Of
our city, if we continue on in steady course.
One thing only is wanting to greatly accelerate
our onward progress, and that Is, the restora-
ton of the States credit; aud that, we hope, is
not far distant. The public faith once redeem
ed the Baltimore and Ohio Bail Road can pro-
coed to the Ohio without further delay, when
Baltimore will become forthwith the resort of
the western merchants and the source and CEN
tire of an immense trade
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" USr RECElNED-atJ JAMES E. McGLEN
Godcy's Lady's Book for May, price 25 cts.
Grahams Magazine for May, Is cts,
Arthur's Magazine for May, lS2 cts.
The Bachelors Own Book, 81 cts.
Wild Love, splendid Romance, 25 cts.
The Chronicles of Pineville, so cts
Vol. lst Waverly Novels, containing complete, soc
The Gentleman in Black, 25 cts.
Last of the Saxons, 25 cts.
The Maiden, by Arthur, % cts.
Cruikshank Omnibus, No. l22, 25cts.
For sale wholesale and retail, as cheap as they can
be purchased in Baltimore, or elsewhere, at
JAMES l.. McGLENAN'S
Publication Depot, 81 Baltimore ST.,
1t 4th door East of Gay-st.
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Et1TIZEEs OF BALTIMORE, ATTEND
" TO YOUR INTERESTS The surest way to
do it, is by patronizng NJ. DOYLE'S CAP. PRIZE
DEPOT, No. l44 PRATT STREET, opposite the Rail
road Depot, next door TO Bradshaw's United States
Hote) From the number of capitals sold lately it
would seem that DOYLE'S patrons monopolizng
the prizes Citizens, and all, your interests de-
mand that you call immediately and get of the
capitals in the splendid schemes TO be disposed of this
week, of which there is still ga few left''
WEDNESDAY, capital 1913 600, tickets sS, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SIS, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000 tickets 81, shares in
proportion
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion. Risk on a package of wholes only 500,
halves Sl4 quarters 81. One of these certificates
may draw over $l2,0OO-as there is doubt that
DOYLE will sell the capital prize in this scheme, or
ders had better be sent early as possible during
the week.
A liberal discount will be paid 10 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, No. IA Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite b. * o. K. X. Depot,
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WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, sc. The
HHOOPING COUGH CORDI.4L has been proved
in this city and elsewhere, 10 be the hest REMEDY, if
not the only ever discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty of Breathing,
sc. The genuine article only be obtained of DR..
GIDEON &. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle
The trade in other places supplied the usual
TERMS mllj- Inn
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az TC. $. FRYER. Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICIrRE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNiCES. &c. sc.
LE}- IMPORTER or Frruch aud German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc, SC.
Frames re guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. l NORTH GAY STREET
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THANKS. We received extras yesterday
from the N. Y. Herald and Sun, with the news
by the Great Western, which arrived last week!
They were detained some where north of this
city. Our contemporaries have our thanks, not
WthstandinU the detention.
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SALE OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE. We
learn from the Madsonian that the remoins of
the National theatre in Washington, and the
gIouud, were sold on Monday at auction, for
Sll 1000, and we've purchased by MIR. Rodman.
The lot contains more than fourteen thousand
square feet, and the walls more than million
of bricks,
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ORDERS. Capt. Fatio, late commander of
the U. s, R. Cutter fancy, on the Norfolk
station, has been ordered to assume the COM
mand of the cutter Crawford at Savannah.
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SUDDEN DEATH. Thomas Pollard, Esq, of
Boston, stopping temporarily at Richmond,
Va, for his health, ruptured a blood vessel oh
Monday while ascending the stairs of the Pow
haitian house, and died almost immediately
He was 55 or go years ofage.
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a3- No MAN need now despair of being cured OF
the PILES, for a Remedy is presented that WILL
NOT FAIL Apply at DR., JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS
VEGETABLE MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20
East Baltimore street, fifth door east OF Front street.
where will be found THE BEST AND MOST COM
PREHENsIVE SERIES OF MEDICINES EVER
PRODUCED. apl2 #
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s $4,000 T IT Enh6d EGn sAL 7

$ @DsUaDO AZ sCnooLFfEInDN s
COS, where sold yesterday to Nos 10 Is Sc a
prize Of 5ll35 TO a citizen Nos. is So Il prize of
$500, sent 10 Harper's Ferry, Va Nos "a 1864 prize
of $50, whole ticket TO IA LADY.
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery class 10, draws
S. s. % r 70" IS 20 81 s. CT % 50 40 IL
Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme OF Md Con.
suIidattd Lottery, class II.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
ptze of $4,000 prac Of $1,000
1900 " I17s
1900 10 g 1900, sc.
Tickets Sc halves 4, quarters ,; eighths !.
In which Schoolfeld s. Co. viii sell certificate
packages of 2B whole tickets for only tsi06 halves
S53, quarters $50 80, eighths $685.. Fof the lucky
Nos. Gull On
SCHOOLFlELD 81 co,
No. Calvert street,
II Fist Office from RalimOre slfnnl.
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U5-LADIES' SUPPER, &c. The Ladies Of 81.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
ment room OF the Church, ON the Evenings of 22nd,
Odd and oath inst. The proceeds be applied towards
reducing tue Church debt, As pains will be spared
IN providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
ladies hope their efforts will be appreciated and the
landabe object in view promoted,
Tickets 10 be had mt the hook stores Of Mr. Bruner,
Charles street, and of Mr. H. Colburn, Baltimore ST,
and at the door Of the Lecture Room.
Nj rhe room will be open for the reception Of
viSitcrS throughout the day. ap9
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The ErHIopIAN SERENADERs.-Bene Of
Mr.. Harrington. The concert of 'the Serena
ders' this evening is for the benefit of Mr.. Har-
rington, the gentleman whose remarkably fine
bass voice has given such great pleasure to the
visitors at the Saloon of the Assembly Rooms.
Go early, or you may be forced to leave with
out obtaining seats, as was the case with many
on Monday. They will appear again tonight
in the first part in citizens dress
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TEA SALE. The New York Express says
the sale of Teas per Natchez, does not show
any material change. The best Young Hy-
sons were all withdrawn. On the lower grades
a small advance, and shade improvement Oh
blacks. The market on the whole a little dull.
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GOVANSTOWN ACADEMY.
KENHE SUMMER SESSION of this institnti

GOV ANSIOWN ACADEMY.
TENHE SUMMER SESSION of this institution
q will commence on TUESDAY, the 9th of May
next. The pupils are thoroughly instructed in the
Greek and Latin Languages, Mathematics, Natural &
Moral Sciences and the several branches of English
TERMs-BOarding in the family of the Principal S55
per session of 22i weeks, and $40 per session tor
tuition in the English branches, and 5l5 for do in the
Languages and Mathematics; one half Of each paya-
bic in advance
The location is remarkable for beauty and health
fitness. Persons DESTROYS of entering pupils make
application through the GOvanstown Post Office, by
letter. post pad) 10 the Principal, personally
his residence adjoining the academy-who viii furnish
cards stating particularly. IT is desirable
that application be made al early period posi-
BILE, and that the pupils entert d be Of docle and
traclable disposition The pupils boarding with the
Principal have enjoyed W, form good health, and have
generally returned home in the vacation much ms
proved in this respect well their studies. The
Principal has had experience of more than %
years in his profession. The situation is decidedly
one of the very best in the State, and the terms
moderate could be reasonably expected.
ap23. eOit* JAMES Il. STEEN, Principal.
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Tickets SS-shafes in proportion.
Risk on package of 26 quarter tickets only 500 So
For packages, single tickets shares of tickets, APP
ply To the old established and most fortunate office Of
MILLER s. co.
Corner of Baltimore and St Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md LOTTERY, class l6, drawn
A prl 22-lowest prize S3t:
So 10 70 10 70 "a 90 64 % 25 40 is 6
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SHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAyyLS!
~ ga FEW STILL LEFTm.,
Suitable for the present season, and the extreme warm
weather, most beautiful variety, and as cheap as
they can be bought anywhere, of the following kinds:
Large size Plaid and Figured SILK
do do and Black do
do Plaid and Stripe BAREGE
Rich Shaded TWISTED SILK
White CANTON GRAPE
Embroidered Tibet, very itch
Plain do rich heavy frinos
with large assortment of low priced Barge, which
will be sold real bargains. Call and see
EDW'D J. RICH AFDSON,
apps No, 81 Baltimore street.
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JIJ- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MILLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in IIagerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 9Th of
May. lmh2i-t5thM*l J. ). POLLARD, Prest
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ENUEAP AUCTION CLOTHS. CASsT-
u MERES, Sc. We have on hand, wool black
indigo blue, invisible green, grass green, cron olive
and brown CLOTHS, ranging from So to 81 per yard
OF very superior Qualities for the prices being a NC
TON BAR GAINS.
Alse, an elegant assortment Of wool black and fan
cy t.dSSIMERES, embracing every variety of color
and shade, ranging from 81 TO 81 per yard; with Gam
bIoons, fancy ana PLAIN linen rilngs white duck do,
hlafseilcs Vesngs and general assortment Of Gen,
temen's Wear, to which we invite their attention. as
we will sell the above Goods at prices which will be
sure 10 give satisfaction
DORSEY s. NELSON,
No. IS Baltimore ST.
~ Is, Also on hand bronze and light and dark fan
cy mixed TWEEDS, for gentlemen's Goats and Chill
ureh's wear, winch we can sell cheap. ap23eolm
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THEAP FOR CASH!
15,O dozen Mason's BLACKING, all sizes
100 do Tuck COMBS
100 do Side do
l0gross COW HIDES
100 boxes Poland STARCH
100 gross assorted BUTTONS, Lasting, Gilt Jet
and Pearl, of all sizes
100 dozen assorted COLOGNE WATER
lOgross BEARS OIL; 100 do Smelling Salts
100 boxes Fancy SOAPS
100 Ii. off Cotton; 500 dozen Spool Cotton
100 packages American PINS
500 m Percussion CAPS, split, ribbed and plain.
Just received and for sale by
j. P. DE LACOUR,
ar23-eol2t No. $50 Market street, near Eutaw.
TNyHE PLACE FOR BARGAINS!
u We have on hand large assortment of single
nilied elastic Cassimeros; black Summer Cloths;
Gambroons; Linen Drills; Marsees Vestngs, sc,
among which are some superior white. Also,
French 0rgande Lawns
BalZarines, Berages, and Grape de LANES
Mousclaine and Berage de LANES
French and Scotch Ginghams
Light colored Apacas, beautiful shades qualities
Alpaccas, blk and blue blk superior, from 37a to 81
IRISH LINENS-A few more left of those cheap
Irish Linens, for 25 to SIT. Our stock of Dry Goods
Will now vie with any other in the city, and il is only
necessary to favor with call TO be convinced that
we are offering the greatest bargains that were ever
offered in this city. JOHN II. WILSON,
No. 80 Market street, (White liouse,)
ap23-ths3t doors below Frederick
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G3-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l28 NORTH HIGH
STREET., two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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THE MUSEUM. Mr., I. d. Rice, the orgi-
nal "Jm Crow" is playing an engagement at
the saloon of the Museum to crowded audienc-
es. He will appear tonight for the third time,
in the sero-comico opera Of "Otello,' 1t is a
very amusing production, and has met with
great success in the Northern cities.
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q Ok.ORR THIS Day; ;

$4,000 m mMFs nA aai Dr,l Risn:
lottery, where fortune be had for an outlay Of
only IS. To secure this brilliant prize call at the
Ia cky office of MILLER s. co. and purchase a tick
ct. They sold again in the Bel-Aif Lottery. drawn
yesterday, more three No tickets, one of $780, whole
ticket, Nos 10 % 43 for only 50 5o of $780, quar-
ter, Nos l3 % y, and another Of $780, quarter all
sold to citizen customers by the all prize vendors,
Miller s. CO.
Draws TODAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery
class l77S Nos. 10 ballots, making rich and benuti
full scheme for the price of tickets
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
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az RS. NICkERS0N, 81 North Howard street
WE has just received variety Of Gimps, Cords aud
Iassels ap23
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THE ETHIOPIAN OPERA. 1t gives us plea
sure to inform our readers that the gentlemen
composing the Ethiopian Opera, have arrived
in our city, and intend in few days to open
the Holiday street Theatre, and give US a
touch of their ability. They have Just con-
Guided most successful engagement at the
Chestnut st. Theatre, Phlladelphia.