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BURRUSS' LOTTERY OFFICE,
sNHfH IFtH tNIFffT,
Hcndinc Ga Uuyo'> Hridgc.)
RTLOUk Ar This %
Something Grand for this week!

RTLOUk AT This 90
Something Grand for this NcekI
Cc1- one-een- all AMI max. Fortunes AZ Schsmss
open Nery hrlar. there fine chance for a
Fot Fndav beautiful Schemes CApra-siO 600 by5 q
1000, 10 Of 500 &C Se IS Nos ~ drawn So
halves i,So, quarters 55e.
Al@r the Peoples Lottery Capt,-sIO01
1000 Se &C IS Nos ~ dawn ballots Tickets 81
Snc 25c.
For Saturday, fine sch.ns Capitils-t7ooa $500 1900
no 1000. sc. ~ Nos. ~ dawn baro dollars,
halves 1. quarters soc.
foi saturday tourfes- pawinr received by
da> mail Clpls si3Gon 5nHn. 1000 1901. o 2o Ut
1000. a. IS Noe ~ drawn b. Tickets dons Iavcs
cutrters T.
~ o. the Peoples avotr srain Lottery. CaJhI
slpou &C ~ G6 Nos ~ drawn ballots rsksis only dollar.
hives soc qnarcrs sc.
THFN CONES TtE MAMMOTH sCHrME
Grand Consolidated Lottery urlwltc AMI C,brf, No co.
." b. drawn September 2uI-swinr received sept. g2i
Is No. L0ffsfV. ~ DrsrH Ballots
GRAND CAPITALS.
. Grand rntr Of $4,000 I rtu, of s7sis
o. cooOo Of $500
of 10000 or sooo
5000 of 1900
~ 5000 20 Fms NJ 1900
Z q 5000 90 rrf-s Ut itrO
= of soon 100 Prf.s NJ 1000
The lowest Nc Pm 500 a. and ih ID 800 su
Hud 9Th iol. &c
Wto'e Ttssis IG. Halves 3. ulli,su
Tickets IN al the above rr-dy. and Tor sale BY
CRuSO BtRRUss.
Richnroni Va
~ on III u,r. cuo.i sah ps ueset. tn, pr.ase viii
~ ram &c q Rt'RRiSS
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
MATTHEW'S, OULD 4 CO.,

:. IDl HNNNtT - 7 hTE T. JiuTIWOTf,
Ek ,NIItIftLbH call the attention aG the
~ MhtthNNTS OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
e-h and extensive nso't ~ DRY GOOps cnmp Ling
a' eVeU article IN hr sple. Domestic ard Fancy inc winch
y WV a"I"o ~ To- cah, up,n the USUAL TNH a. pune
tuilcufomeIs AZ srai asvanre "
Nm' W. lockwood. with Mesr, Mauicgys Ola Go D
also ciurns hts usnksto fcufs who tave 90 .,,uy
~ nm IN ms and tn Richmond Msrs~ts-,rd l b IA Ia
ufe hi beet hof'' a. rnnuanee of the sr a. d.
him'eH be- shew gfrrrR Stock INN h. IA, 80, ~,
hibted AID ~ b. lsE.is n faif ebrnrs =, "a -
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FUK zaIH sEFTENDtR.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
$4,000 $4,000, $1,000 DOLLARSi
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Class 4, for I-I5
dawn at Ae,ahi d. C. saiudy September 9Th IeIs

800. $50. $50, 100, 81. -. GO, 50. 10 and 20
Mhe Tickets $50 hayts $50; quarters snih, - So
certiaeAie o: package o ~ whJ- Tickets s2f0
Do IL &c Han do $50
ID. do
d.. a, k-t.,. a.
~ Orders for Ticket. C.unea-. Of
IN the above Splendid The prompt at
'enon and al account Immediately
alter Is over 10 all order OF pos
tase. Address JoHS II tIaREE
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Amounting Wilton Dollars Tickets $50 hsivr.
10 quau'tsJ. pa,ktee pi ys wt,i' rcksts $50
Deduct tie Pricr = whl.cs
sgGn
We warrant packing toJfaw gss
Rist on whpe- sl.s
i,iyes AMI Quarsft ~ pfuJnron
III" Tickets received anil an orirf.
addressed to WI The prompt and dieni auu
titn.
bIwe have DIV tO.;snts %. ard VIII n remit
tam" u made avg snail always ~ tir most
popular Lotteries hinf
QPactaecs n Wh1rs Htvrs mi Qra,t-rs asrr Wb,t..
Hnd Shst~s. always han. ihr usual ercat vsrsy
pgfor large Tut adess Otders Csritai " ye
seHrrs, r RtSSEtI BIGGER 60
Rchmond. Va
bJ-rhc nnwnr. requested al who ori,t a,
us - ACO
a. usual Decd noi ~ p1d.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX SALE

tNOR the purpose of making n division among
n the be ,oh Az the I'd d.y Of or
bef nrr upon thr
NJ u'~- two three bnek ylE en- tn .pss
e- Of Cary ~hieh 70 An IN.
occupancy oi lame. BusrSorih and
Of tin III. occupancy OF Don F.as between
l2th aud I3th
tefhsd TO set and therefore
propsrty vii be -oij " ithoui reserve.
TERMS -Dnefbarth talines NJ l. and WAR, sor
bonds bearing and upon the pop<nv
w GoDDIN,
- 6-9axtts A,,nt for the P,oo,.,ar.
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William Ronald Cooke,
NEW FALL DRY GOODS !

NO iG7, .HILY STREET
INV In recent ~ fl No. ut Of Pan ,nl Winter iry
GHd ia which be respectfully a,trh N n corn
10y m'fchaW u c1nsts part ~ adcs rich dfes roois of h
rcwct sls Apaccas uhsans cloths Prns Cingh,m-
tlawi IN and e"son iidSs cloths ca..mes an t. Nv
Jeans, insy kefsys Tinrcis Flushing rhot On Beaver
elo;h Duf MacSnaw roiri and wmtncy Bosn nj
Hlcici~d Donesc eorons A. Hicwa asslrmrnt Of
Htusl Thee Ply logan and Venetian a'pt ngs Pa,sd
Bsl's door Mats sc. Az upon the most
favorable terms ~ JAMES
9-cIm C.oi. s,u,tr
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bBARENfS wishing 10 send their daughters To
Il School In Rchmold duIng approaching :. sor ma,
IND board for them ~ healthy walk
OF the principal Institutions IN the city, pet
line aide's,dto Ac, aiO gshmopi Po. on viii he
aieEdcd 10. ., elm
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TsHE preceding figure /.

bio fcrsi ifaii"n. u d. III. trsats,s.
suaion 6 n e in'Iu ,iis-,fts- b. ~.
" WI BE- n.sissd that a 'hie elsui,
ma t"s-cs fIona Up ints a the sur
, az. which irdisai's that IN : p,f.,l
r.ii % hbssuninter up'.di, wasn We
are Ia b. lth. but ceases wi q, We STE
SICK. Life eanBstie sasia ns1 with
OFT u II 10 thrown oil { ON n. blaod
and o,h'r Juices n The b dy. and di.
pose. BY this msa,.. e rssriy al the
irnguft - within Us. The bio =, by
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liz Shares Of Chesterfield KsiI Road s,oc,

'-''1'0" NH NIIW NIUIN
Tor Sale at Auction.
NM I'LL lr coll pubic auction loo The city nj rhfr-d nl
w MONDAY. Nh ctl 'ly O,inlof MT. n front of h-
EIehange bank comranc ugu orb-s. ?. w.. ~
- - ui ~ Ch~stcfrh W Real Company o. uc1
ascrs fts strck isreI y,ty yiH
NJ uh'ut " yeats has rfuu O., subscribers s
whole Prisc aaf fHfsf o' n, p'n-. 1nl INV.
terms ot ~ charer. tn tots reduced Yield q
roe ~ sy hsftlfr This get ~ M
ani BE- ~ b. I'D hy th only or prrp ,f tsytF
debts The .s'r VIII b. tiucri by JAS ~ LYNCH
WIZ Pc ri ~ ~ SAT-" nmc AMI ,-c 60 shaet n Faunsrs
Bans Sok l''s pYrh1- 1 ~ sts o. VI Ne, So
"a the Rt'n'nl Frce ssturg 70 EauR t Copsry
- le-fawd JAs. LYNCr.
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$40 REWARD.
WI NestcdV Water o- the
- Hftl God Wah Cham ati Ncy nswsrns fooNtrg
dsscrrtoa Double bottom act jf Chrounustt Uia-es. pa
sNa Jewels seconds 80 lulict r. Wcpwatt.
iord M No 3i17-hrre Gold tuSs Chs and Cod KEY
We tle above reward toe hndtt, be- vii bar
the totu'isn uo.et uuy stirr
sept a,H. ISIS WV ANDERSON D.
GOLD FOIl-A supply of Abbcy's superior
- No Cod FoL received rcf Efprs-s and for sse by
aua7 T. JOHNSTON Druggist
DIM KEGS LINsEED ufL tor sa'r BY
~NO A. ". WiLppR ~ Van Strvst
90 ~ plaosts wehh. racon 4 Co
'ENHE sfsefbstsa ihIr FALI TO, of pRtGs
sri hGptiNE- 60 Which They r~spec July
ton n th- Pubis AMI their susonas
sea ~ EUsrACE SON
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REMOYAIA

- TARR co. bav- Main ard Itth
~ streets Opposite x. a. Dry Star. and whh
large and decreased Fall ani Wne repaired and shan
be happy al Old new
ohetcns ien that Inducements purchasers
as aVoab atias those hing Richmond
S.Tt IL. lSg5.
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FAMILY GOAL.

I'Ht subscriber having purchased the interest
- ofsL v r. w-gsr. foruneIy Nance A w.,.tvs, q, al.
~ Richmond and Fslsfr Rosd Depot
nov prepared 10 Furnish Coal ~ the best qiy from ste Va
Fpus PITT the nost fav0 able Trade o. b ~,
aud the pube generally 10 thcn AMI Customers OF Me
N1nee Wes ger secab h. rcdsss hs In firn.hnR
iheif requisite r and respectfully sacis thsr ooler
W Ght,c wrh the yard
W. g-diwlawgw Rp ptrKpqT
& DozeN smRrs with Handsome Bo-u. jut ot.se5 by
" NO STARR co, Ihhst
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hy Dascuport alien 90.
SHOES. HATS AND CAPS
IN MONDAY, sep, sYth 10 oeock our Au--
Gon store from $50 t. 400 BOOTS Sizes HATS AND
'nF all re'h and direct q IA the manufacturers comprising
BOOTS AND SHOES.
waterproof and sriHre icnr Boots
fasI'ota lls snl .aernsn's
Wora' Ms Kip shoe.
Mems kip Roots
DO BSogan-
wotress ,p,,ng heel shoes
Boys Youth. Boot.
Men. Sew ed do
Women. gussns
Mis-. do
Boys heavy thieS Hoau
hrn'-
Richmond Man .iaeuE.d Do 4
HATS AND CAP5.
Men. PLAIN bread trim bats
Dn. dTab do
Do Hack do
Boys ao
Mems silk 90
To. fine brab ID
Do roani dab ID
Do. msdi IN si:k do
Do. con-y black do
10. do
Cloth ami Hair Cap. g.
TEkhs-Ih ID sIGO cash over leo months credit for an
Pro'~i paper.
ei' Davenport ALLEN 60. Aae..
GROCERIES, sc
On tut kspAf, the s5ih oeosk b.
our Au -on Stor-
20 hhis - CToI sugar
80 PRIME DO, NADIA" band
40 bows Brown Soap
So
1913 do Irit. English Cheese
10 hll' Pp.s French Bratdy
IL onIan Burgundy and Sicily siateira w,ars
10 ca-La Wine
Cas-, Tier 10 vritn Pau-r
u aek Gun. owa@r Teas
sole L-at.rr. Bacon
iC mats &c
TERMs-Cheers ", 100 e-.d.t for AZ
4
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Bacon-Shouldcfs, Hams and sides.
FJ-T received BY The Coluntu-
- 10 rssi ~ rbc Shqu'drs nacon
e Cssst'f Cure Mans
90 Brrft and Cisan snhs
Can fyou ~an' '5@e'bns sSs At No iss, casy svsst
$50 .. GnAPH.
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GRAND MAMMOTH SCHEME:
Prizes: $4,000, 10000. $4,000. 1 1000, O. 600

la the LOTTERY for the sth eF'eub@fCap SIS
ihe- l9- 49, 20 lars all 90 winch ~ be
o'. Of sLo crops BY Hoy. Ho, no idea her i.
within the Of Iager have Ticket The
Lottery about daw be
and by tt,Ll tl,t nafncu.tiy
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For 2.th September.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
IN ~ pnn - nm N nI N -,

CAss A, ISiS.
To ts drawn Asnir n g Saturday September 27n
80 No. Lottery, and 10 DygpH BallOfs.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
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NEGROES
Tb5 DAY At 10 oeoek viii be ,oh Negro asd 10
years one likely Negro Woman o..
Nerro Men N n a 49,
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BRIGHT TAR AND ROSIN.
OE BBL5. bright Tar
= - So Ro-in-.atiinr dly frm s.hr r I.ma.haa
nrd '0f @le ~ - ." ~ silt a McCANDi.fsa.
- OFFENDER 10th, October Number Of Co
~ tys Magazine ani Isdys win tws syi. old Se 70
cravings and fia'c of Fssh ols. R,c-fvsd b.
set6 \. q. pESDf.EruN No r. Maia a.
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,

$4,000
Alexandra Lotry, Class - tn ae crawn Goth S-nrubsr
Cap tai Prizes:
$4,000 l.ooo sOyc, 1000 5000 - IGON l., Sc
iehr'' ~" eetideAir o. piesAge OF Who'll" tickets
BE- sent free o! portage for ..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-18

T}- Inc issue OF tickets will b. c0nfiue! to the
period above named, and to the DEPICTS above emu
meraed, and from The Stto the sth Of March inclu-
sire dlLoWcd 10 make the round "trip
1t is deemed absolutely necessary to the comfort.
able accommodations OF the passengers, that the
names of those who may desire avail themselves of
the reduction OF fare this occasion be handed
the Agents Of the several depolS where they mean to
take the cars on or before the 9th inst
On the ''Washnrlon Branch" the fare will be re-
duccd One-halt, or 10 - 80 IRON Baltimore TO Wash
ingtun and back, without reference 10 n'mbers
Uided the round "Trip is ,de tgithin treny-tour hours.
Tickets will also he issued, and corresponding e
ducti0n made in The fare from Annapolis, savage,
Laurel, Bcitsvlllc and Badenshmrg, and the same
time allowed 10 make the round trip.
II is deemed proper TO state that tickets issued un-
der the above authority are mol trauserable: 4,
that not procured before entering the cars no abate
nenl in the regular are be made by the conduc-
tors of the trains.
Arrangements for Extra Trains for the special ac-
commodation of Clubs or parIes, can he made on ap-
plicaum the undersan' d, or ID the agent Of the
depot in Baltimore, or before the LIST proxmo. by
order, w. s. WOOiISlDE,
felS- tilhM Supt rintendGnt
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UussEY,s REAplNG MACHINE.

{b3- Mr. EpIToR-I believe that if there was more
general correspondence between the farming cOmmu-
nifty THROUGH the medium of agricultural journals, and
their experience generally impaired to each 9TH
err with regard to seeds their qualities, varieties sc.
we should he much benefited thereby. There is no.
thing perhaps, from which greater results would ac-
Crue, than general information the constant lnl-
provemont of tools and machinery generally applicable
to agricultural operations. We here -abouts, see in
some of the northern papers abnut once year that
they have had pioughing match, and that some ma
ker receives the premium for his plough, possessing
many advantages over others, This is generally the
last we hear Of it,
Ofall the agricultural implements which have come
under my notice for years, think there is none more
worthy of special notice than HuSsey's Grain Reaping
Machine. have used one for two years, and am sa-
tised that il is competent to perform what Mr.. Hus-
sey sets forth Since his improvement in adding the
fore wheels, it cut twenty acres of wheat in day.
and the work is perfectly done Another great recon-
mendation s, that the machine is permanent in all its
parts. have used mine for two years, without av-
ing previously prepared the ground by the removing
stone and other obstacles, and have broken part
and find nothing giving away. Many of our farmers
were prevented last year from procuring machines
from Mt. Hussey in consequence Of understanding
thst some of McCormck's would he sent the cOun-
ty on trial They were sent and as readily taken OH
trial. did not them work. but inquired of the
gentlemen who used them very particularly to then
operaton feeling Interested mysefm the result OF the
trial, and was in every case informed that RlcCor-
mck's were not comparable with Hussey's. One We
nv serious objection to McCormck's was, that the
hand who pushed off the grain, follows the machine
on foot: necessarily the machine must go very olsW;
and then from the manner in which the grain falls on me
platform, il is much tangled when it is pulled OH IN the
sheaf This objection does not appyto Husseys the ra
ker rides the machine and can with ease do very
good work. lam ignorant whether it has been tired
in your fine GeHesee country. If not, 1t should be
next harvest and think without doubt, it would give
general satisfaction -.9lb. Cultpotor.
Respectfully yours. L.W. WASHINGTON.
IalI-town, Jefferson Co., Dec. l9, 1874, 1t
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aurrtraag 35srpuS1ttraW,
AND BAI.TlMORE CLiPi En-
Tuesday MORNING, Fen. IA, 1919.

!1,re,rAL TA.AyIoy. In another portion OF
....;,,,s ron,r We have inserted the comnun'-
,,tion of an Intelligent and wcii-n"rmcd cor
respondent, on the 4abiect Of the existing ne
ola!ity in the levy taxes u the city OF i'"l-
more, According to lbc representations Oh on
correspondent, great injustice s. done to 'hd.'
viduals, by being taxed beyond their real "of'h'
whilst others have been greatly underyal''''
yh, intention of the tau law Was ccrtaln!y to
c,rrv out the language # the declaration Of
riphts, hy nahiDg every one contribute TOWARDS
che support Of government in proportion 1" III"
worth IN real and personal property iha'
This has not been done affords just cause iot
complaint; for in some eases it places tie
public burden upon shoulders least able to hcal
I We suppose that L wiI! not be disputed
that the taxation of the city IS uncquaii ava II
90. It must be admitted that the inequality
,lolld be corrected. We are not acquainted
With the particular cases referred to by our cor
respondent: but we do know instances IN winch
zeal estate is taxed for considerably more than
i cost, OF than it would bring if sold. We are
inclined to believe that III all cases real estate
in tins crty il taxed as high as II should be- and
hence the owners of such property are compeII-
sd TO pay in fall accordance with the law; but
f we are correctly informed, it is very differ
,nt with personal property, much OF which, 1t
IS supposed escapes taxation altogether, or pays
10 lOhtIy as to amount almost to exemption.
This should not be. EvOry description of pro-
ocrty should be made to contribute It's fir pro-
portion to the public treasury especially at a
lime when every effort is about TO be made to
-eyiye the credit of the State. We know that
t is difficult matter Tor assessors to ascer-
lain, with any thing like eNactness, the precise
amount of personal property held by indVtin,
ais; but method might bo easily devised by
which more equal justice would be arrived at
Than at present exists, We leave the subject
however. IN the hands of our correspondent,
Who possesses the capacity and the opportunity
20 do it ample justice.
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Scar Michigan, Terry, New York, I. Mankin.
apRlLEn


ARRIVED,
Schr Gallant Mary, Evans, from Mayague6, Y. K,
sugar and mnlasseS, to Kirkland, Chase Il co. Left
Jan. %, brils Il. G. Fisher, Thompson, for New Ha
ven, waiting cargo; Amethyst Anderson, arrived 18th,
from Wiimmgon; schrs Nonpariel, ilOrner, from Phi
adephia, arrived lSIb; Hope MITCHELL waiting cargo;
Ma y, Bryant do. do. Island produce plenty, with
out demamd owing 10 the discouraging accounts from
the u >. Spoke jan D lat. 25 20, Ion. 10, brig Tai
ma, fron ST. Thomas, bound TO Portland. On the
10Th inst. off Smiths island bearing w. distant 10
miles, saw a schooner sunk to the waters edge; had
no one on board. The e. M has been in the neigh
borhood of Capes Hateras aud Henry for 10 days. ex
Perencng continual gales from the NV. On the 9TH,
while lying TO in gale in the Gulf, cut away topnast
and topgaliant mast.
Brig Orbit, Travers, 90 days from Mobile, cotton
Spoke 18th ut lat. % 80 Ion so 40, brig Lii bon, of
Newport, from Havana for Wilmington, N. Z.
Schr Eliza Ann, Tyler, from Richmond, with coal,
to e. Pendergast & Son.
Schr George Klots, Beatty, 5 days from New YORK,
| assorted cargo, to J. w. Brown.
Sohr Lyon, Baker, 10 days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to Osborn s. Whiiridge.
MEMORANDA.
Ships Alexander, Leeds Fl ON Charleston, arrived at
Liverpool 9Th ult; Scotia, LESLIE and Powhaan, Mar
shall, from Savannah, do do 9Th.
Sciirs Delphi Cook, hence for Boston, arrived at
Iolmes's ole 10Th nsf K0sciusko, French, and brig
Amena, Ryder. do do l!th.
Brig Selma, Jackson, 81 days from Rio Grande for
Baltimore arrived i'll Hampton Roads 18th inst. Len
batque iowa, Thompson, of and for Baltimore 10 sail
about 10Th Jan'y Passed 9Th ut lat 6 45 j. lon. 80
80, an Am rcan brig showing private signal, white
AT Havana, 2jh nit schrs PEARL Lennon, and Ju-
anita, Burnhan late Of Baltimore, sold; T.. Il. Hoop
er, huntington, aud John ). Brown, Churchill, of 90.
for sale.
schr Swan, Wcbbcr, from Baltimore, arrived at
Salem l lth inst.
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ja2S-d to the Commission
.ja2S-i

a15- Mr.. GEORGE X. GLIDDON will commence
NEW course Of Seven Lectures on EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES, accompanied by new and splendid
Diagrams, aud elucdated by specimens of genuine
Ancient Egyptian Relics, from Nj. J. CoHEN's Cabi-
net, at the MASONIC HALL, st. Paul'sst., on TUES
DAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, at u O'Clock. tI3-l'he
course will be continued on Feb 30, %, 2 and Mar.
Sd, 9th and 9Th.
NC TICKETS, with Programmes, specifying the
subjects of each Lecture for sale ut the bookstores Of
}. Robinson, No l42, I. Z. Cook, No. IS, Armstrong
& Berry, No. 1866, Knight COlburn, No BIO, Cush-
ing & Brother, No 272, Baltimore street; Shurtz &
Taylor, No u North street; at Barnum's Hotel and
the Masonic Hall. GentIemcn's Tickets 3li ady's
81, for the course; single admission so cts. tell-u
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AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

- - NVIIJF. The BOIrd oil
EfssaF.sa al Directions of this Company hav-
ksS..SIss:j fEftsI-a ing determined reduce the
FARE the occasion OF the
approaching Inauguration of the President of the Uui-
ted States, the undersigned authorized to issue Tick
cts TO parties Of tpety more, who may apply for
transportation at any one of the aforementioned De
pots on the Main stem OF the Road, roln the LIST to
the Sd O. March inclusive, at the to lowing reduced
rates. and subject to the following conditions, viz:
Frem Cumberland, Patterson's Greek, Green
Spling Ran, Little Cacap0n, Great Cacapon,
or Hancock, TO Baltimore or to the Relay
, House. .............fort the round trip, So 90
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10 The Ladies of the Samartans' Society crate
tally acknowledge the receipt of Ten Dollars rom his
h0unr the Mayor, being OF the proceeds placed
in his hands by the bcraljty Of the proprietoS of the
..Old I.inen of Omnibusses. 1t"
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LIsT Or APPLICANTS

For the benefit If tie Inso!vent LnDs Of 1Ecru
land tor the last weck
VIM. J. james, gentleman J. T. Patterson. couptv
WIN. II. tlamer, shoemar Jas Dixon, Iahofer coi3
f. G"bha't, mycrn-keeper Perry Ringgold, coi'd
Jane A. White, r.. Gibson, do
FLOR debts less than $50.
To appear before the commissioners, 7th of Ami
1915.
Day of final hearing, 9Th June, 1875
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At ST. Louis, Mo Ind inst by the Rev W. Cot
vim, MI ANDREW 7. BAYLY, formerly OF Baltimore, 70
Miss CARO- line Lacy, of Illinois. washington pa
prrs please coPy.l
On tie Sd instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Doian, JAMES
McWADE TO Mrs. CArHARIsE McCARRAsuER, all of
this city.