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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-01-23

MEN AND WOMEN
, GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.

sMEN are made in the image Of God
Gentlemen are manufactured by tailors,
BARRIERS and boot-blacls. MEN arethe
sons Of God; gentlemen, ofthe goddess
of Fashion, whose caprlces deform her
with all sorts Of fantastic airs and
shapes, and whose virtues are on her,
not part of her. MEN are true to
that nature whose lords they are,
whose perfections they embody; gen
t5enaen are complete distortions and
peryerticns of that nature, and the
more so the greater the gentlemen.-
Men are men-gentlemen are THINGS,
play-things, for the ladies to firt with.
WOMAN is the last, the most perfect
work of God; hdies are the productions
of silkworms, milliners, and dressing
maids. WOMAN is all nature; ladies'
all art and the more artificial in every
thought, word, and deed, the greater
the lady. The woman consists in hel
mind, her soul, the inimitable perfec-
tons of her nature; the lady is made
up of bustles, cotton, ribbons, figured
cloths, flowers, &C., tied together, in
fantastic shapes, withneedle and thread,
and oyershadowed with lace and rouge.
Tc the woman, the outward adornlngs
matter little, the graces and beauties Of
the moral being everything; whilst
both the projections and imperfecilons
are so covered up-are completely
smothered- beneath those outaoard adj
ornings which are put on and oil al
pleasure. The woman consists IN heI
viirtues; The lady, in her toilet. by as
much as the ETHEREAL spirit of intellect
and moral purity excels gold, silver
precious stones, and shining attire,
twisted and plated, now into one form,
and anon into another, by $50 ,muc!
does the woman excel the lady; and,
inasmuch as the highest production O
Omnipotence excels the patched, bog
gled,. and blackened manufacture O
human artisans-by so much does The
man excel the gentleman, and the wo
man the lady.
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From tie Southport .americ0a]
THE GREAT LAKES.

The chain of seFresh Water Medi-
terraneans'' that go SO largely towards
dividing the territory of "Uncle Sam"
from the domains Of ssMIs. Vic," are a
geographicalwo Extending from
East TO west over nearly fifteen and a
half degrees oflongitude, they seem, re-
garding them upon the map, to rest like
a crown of water upon the head ofthe
Union, their centre of gravity, the Is
land of Macinac, balancing upon the
meridian which separates Indiana and
Ohio, equi-devides Kentucky and Ten
nessee, and passes between Georgia
and Alabama, and East and West Flor
ida into the Gulf Of Mexico. The
difference in the latitude ofthe northern
and Southern extreme Of the lakes is
not far from eight and half degrees.
The estimated area of country draining
into them is 400, 000xsquares miles
the extend covered by the waters of the
whole is SO, 900 square miles, divided
as follows: Ontario, $500; Erie, 5000
St. Clair, 300, Huron, 10000; Michi-
gan, including, the Bay, "a, 400; Supe-
rior. 80, 900. The water Of the tFath
er Of Lakes" (Superior) are 62S feet
above thelevel of thesea; which eleya
ton is attained by unequal gradations,
each lake rising above the previous one
| from Ontario to Superior. The surface
of the water of Ontario is 232 feet a
boye thetide water ofthe st. Lawrence
Erie rises 333 feet above Ontario
st. Clair feet above Erie-Huron
and Michigan are 13 feet higher than
St. Clair, and Superior rises A feet a.
bove those.
The ST. Clair is by far the shallowest
of any of the lakes--the average depth
being about 90 feet--Erie averages in
depth about 81 feet-Ontario 600
Superior eO0-Huron and Michigan
1000, as nearly as can be arrived at
The deepest soundings are found IN
Lake Hurou. Off Saginaw Bay We
are told, lead has sunk I,So0 feet, or
| i 200 feet below the level Of the Attain
tic Ocean, without reaching bottom.
Great difference is observable IN the
transparency and purity Of the waters
ofthe several lakes. Those ofOntarlo,
Erie and the Southern part Of Michigan
have no peculiar excellence-while
those of the northern part flake Mich
igan and of lake Huron, surpass IN
4 c]earness & flavor any waters OF which
we have ever drank, though a still great
! er purity and higher relish IS said BY
! those who have visited that lake, 70
distinguish the water ofSuperior.
So completely transparent are the
! waters of Huron, that the rays OF the
sun are said to pass through them as
through the cloudless atmosphere, with
loutmeeting with solid matters IN slls-
4 pension to elicit their heat. Thus DR..
| Blake accounts for the fact, which he
himself ascertained eylexperiment, thai
llhe water Of the surface' and that two
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-01-23
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, io3

Resolutions were presented:
Nv Mr.. L. Taylor, that the Committee on
Finance INQUIRE into the expcdiency OF abolish
ing the tax wrIts. 1919 ~ss...ssssc
Nv MIR. Hohson. that the Committee TOR
Courts be requested to report bill requiring
the same forms in the transfer OF personal es-
tate held by females before marriage as are now
reouired in the transfer of real estate.
po.;,;o,s wore presented: e'.#
Nv Mr.. O,Ferrall, Of portion Of the miliers
and farmers Of Morgan, embracing also the
names of . number OF merchants. mechanics,
doctors and farmers of the town Of Hancock.
MARYLAND. against the right of way OF the OHIO
and baltimore Rail Road, except upon certain
conditions set forth in their memorial
nv Mr.. Campbell, of citizens OF Bediofa ana
C.mnhell IN authorize Benevolent and heiI-
oious Societies to hold bequosis- 80,
Nv MIR. j. G. Fulton, a communication IRON
the SUPERINTENDENT Of the Western Asylum
touching a geographical division OF the otate IN
relation 10 the Western and Eastern Lunatlc
Asylums. -,
Nv Mr.. Ramev, of citizens Of Loudcur, far
! . law to take the seuse OF the people On the
call of q convention. -
The report in the case OF the BAN e''''-'-- ta
election was again taken up 5s.o,
MIR. S.ovall moved TO reverse the l0th Res
! o,ution Of the committee. which declares the
vote of Jas. n. McGuilin to be illegal,
McGuffin claimed to vote ca land. 4 title
bond had been executed to him BY his brother
on the 22d OF October. lS43s tor 9th part OF
tract Of land lying in Bath Co, containing
400 acres. the purchase money for which he
Maid on the day the title bond was executed
By the terms of the bond, a deed for the land
| was TO e made by TIE Isl Of January, lSzz
or at any time lie should call tor II. according
to the best Of his recollection. The title bono
| was not produced, and the voter, tho he iivet
only 8 miles off, would not promise to rroduc,,
il the next day Mr.. Cameron (the contestant
admitted that he afterwards saw the bond, ant
| iha. by it's terms Samuel McGuffin was bount
| to make deed TO the said James n. Guinin
on or before the lst Of January, 1874. 80 ID
McGufiin also claimed to vote as aouse
keeper but no weight was given to has ciai1
ty the committee or the Spea eT's ~,
MFR. stovall and Mr.. Banks supported sse e
oalify &C the vote -scpaseadi:g sIi'd lisese VA
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-01-23

WHY are shoemaker's plans always
frustrated, Because all his attempts
end IN de feet *l%' R4s Y ~
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-30

ru7.sHERIFFALTY. The undersigned, with the
most grateful acknowledgements of that kind prefer
euce which has induced many of his friends to sug
ges his name for the Office of sheriff of Baltimore
City, and 10 make fattcrimg announcement to that
effect takes occasion express his assent TO their
nomination, and tie add assurance that, should he
be elected his constant efforts 10 perform the duties
of the office with importantly, scrupuGus integrity,
and due regard fo the humanities OF life, shall merit
their confidence and he trusts. the appreciation OF the
public generally Familiar with the energy required
under te emergencies OF duty, from active parti
eipatou in the exciting scenes of the past year. as
High Constable of Baltimore, he feels satisfied that
his GLOW citizens will find him wanting in this
respect and with an earnest determination faithfully
to carry out all the responsibilities Of the office, he
leaves to the liberality of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition of his name which can
only be annouaced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election.
jy26 -swt' AUGUSTUS r. SHUT.
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ra7-COR0NER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, tw o doors north of Gay-ti. mhl2-ly

n3-DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 30 East Ba'ttmore-st.,
fifth door cast of Front.-THE BES0 SERIES OF MEDi-
ClSEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, to wit:-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Anti bilious Pills 25 cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Biers % cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 80 cents
IA bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents bottle; New
Emetic Preparation, l2s cents vial; Pediuviun or
Foot Bath Powder, l2s cents package; Cough sy-
rup, for the of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, sc.
37j cents bottle; New Remedy fox Group, l2a cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants so cts bottle;
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrscaton, and accom-
paniments 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 81; Dysen-
trry Cordial 80 cts bottle, &C. sc. sc. Printed dl-
rections foy The administrations CT these remedies ac-
company each article. n. b. Advice given by DR..
W. free Of .charge. mI3-u
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1I13- HIGH SHERIFF OF BALTIMORE CITY.
The citizens of Baltimore are shortly TO make chol ,e
of person to succeed the present incumbent i'll this
most honorable and responsible office.
In the selection, greoi should be had in regard
to the competency, energy, moral worth, and general
adaptation of the indvldua for the discharge of the
various and important duties OF the osice.
That asperity of feeling that has 30 long divided the
two pUliua parties, has almost entirely subsidized, and
fol tsis office a selection should be- made that would
be received with unanmity by the citizens OF Balti-
more, without distinction of party.
The name Of Major JAMES o. LAW is most re
specially presented or nominated candidate, be
Eevng that in him are be found visited all the
cessary qualifications for discharge of the duties o.
the station with satisfaction 10 the community and
honor to himself.
iy3O.lt- EAST BALTIMORE.
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GREAT CRossrNGs, June 8, 1915.

INSURANCE IN New YORK 1t appears by
statement in the New York Herald, that eleven
Insurance Offices in that city, having an ag-
gregate capital of 81, 100 900, have risks to the
amount Of S65 ,62S AL. s'It will be Observed"
say the Herald, "that these eleven offices with
an aggregate capital less than three millions OF
dollars, have risks amounting 70 more than six
ty-fiVe millions, or about thirty dollars risk to
one of capital! The total income of these
companies, in premiums, interest, Sc, in 1914,
amounted to s5s6,607 70, Of which S4l9,l37
we're for premiums, and $751;, 46S from inter-
est and other receipts. The aggregate income
was, therefore, more than twenty five per cent
on the capitals. The numerous fire Offices in
this city, having small capitals, is one cause of
the insolvency d fire of any magnitude pro-
duces. These small companies have about halt
a dozen officers each, with salaries varying from
$1,000 to $4,000 each, and they are got up by
capitalists, for the purpose of giving gooc
berth 10 some of their friends. We have upoI
two occasions seen the evils Of our lnsuranc
Companies having such limited capitals, Q
their taking such an enormous amount OF risks
and Of their centering their risks in small dis
tricts, and it is about time the system wa
changed" ..a
The Herald very properly suggests, that tn
Insurance Companies should be regulated lik
the banks, by legislative enactments, and tia
the extent of their operations should be limited
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G7- z. =. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French u German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
which will be Sold by wholesale and ietG as low as
any Importer IN this any other city
GLIDING dOne in all its varletieS-Such as Portrait,
Picture and Frames of all descriptions,
CORNlCES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-2ilt and Looking Glas jes a"d Picture
Glass inserted, at
iy2l-d No. NORTH GAY STREET.
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AL NJ A. N a Co
n
5. 3on = ci1aseH
MARRIED

On the 10th % March last, AZ the Exeter sj;1ei par
snnaee, (lev. H. 3cer's) ~ tn" Rev. q b. i!ppeE,
Mr.. w. f. WALTER to Miss A. L. WHlrE' LNsH
York papers please copy
On the Sd inst. by the Rev. Levi ?. Reese, SRREr
r. EMnART of this city, TO Miss ELLEN Brow, for
merry of London. England.
On the 18th instant. by the Rcv'i Charles Weyi, l..
EGGESA EVER to Miss huReLiA KASTrLzs all of chs
city. Ga the 25th instant by the same, FREDES~GG
SCHROEDER 10 Miss MAaD.LENE LtSDzMES.
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{I3- We take pleasure in calling the attention OF our
readers 10 the very atterin. inducements offered in
another column ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry firm of EMORY y CO, No. North Calvert st.
If the half ofthe reports i'll circulation in regard
to the astonishing IF these gentlemen i'll
lieping pecGRiary distress be true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than an ordinary
ro,ica ie27 If
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HEALTH OPFICE- InIy \. 1Ba5

HEALTH OFFICE, Juiy %, lB45
Reportof intcr'rents in the cir of Buacre for IN
peek, e?sding Monday morning, r,z:
Scarlet fever 6F inantile unknown II; Consumption
IT, Still born 5; Gastric fever H. Inflammation Of the
bowels ,; Bilious picurisy ,; Cholera morbus D. Con
WILSON'S 1; Teethng Dropsy in the head .; Whoop.
ing cough 6; Adue unknown 3; inflammation of H..
throat /; do of the brain /; Group l. Hem0r?laee l..
Paralysis /; Cramp choIic /; CasuGityl. Totli rs.
Unier year, .;.32 Between . and p
{: 2and 81. Above 2l,.......-3-7j.
Males, %; female9 40. OF which nun5er ~
were zolored personals free, . slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY.
Commissioner of Health
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nNOR NOW,s THE DAY AND NOW's

n TUE HOUR. Good Clocks from 81 70 VT lof
wood SO for good Brass excellent time keepers; Gold
Jewery such as Cola Rings 25 cents; do Rms 3o cts
do Earrings Csc pair do. Watch Keys " 9o Fe4cils
49, Britannia set Is piJces) only ga; do Coffee Pots
sIa5 Tea do 62i cents Brass CandIestisks lSic pair
Family Grindstones 81; Coffee Mills (Wiison'sl only
% cts; Wallets; Hooks and Eyes; Tapes; Needles &c
do cts; Cologne cts sets; e. 5. Butter Knives 2jc;
Britannia Table Spoons 25 cts sett; Britannia Tea do
l2ic set; Gum suspenders Ia to % CTS; cold Cotton
Gloves r cts; Hosiery black ana whlte, cents pa,r
Scissors cts, and general variety Of Cheap Goods,
very low by
CT. yICKERS, No. 9 Baltimore street,
iY30tf Between the Market ard me Bridge
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U OST. Was lost on board. rhe steamboat Column
n 4 bia, on the occasion OF the National Blues eX.
carlson to Annapolis on Thursday afternoon, Gold
BRACELET, with five red sets. IL had the initials
of 6. w. Il. to NJ. Z. J. engraved on the locket II
was either lost Oh board the boat or in Annapolis. A
liberal reward will be paid to the finder by returning
i, at No 81 BALTIMORE ST jy30tf
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from c. A.
Hinckley, No. 10 of the Wondering Jew; and from
Messrs. Armstrong Berry, an interesting little
work, called "Praise and Principle, for what shall
live;'' also No. Is of the Wandering Jew, and No.
Of an Encyclopedia of Domestic Economy,
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saed,) Schaer * Kuster.
schr VIM. Allen, Spauldlng, ST. Thomas, Wtthin5
ton n Eastman
SAILED, Yesterday Afternoons hip Dt,bln, Skol
field, Rotterdam: and brig. Helen N cLeot, "ngate,
ARRIVED,
Schr DregDG, Appegarih, from Salt Seys, Turts
Island, IAN Inst. (and came II! the Capss 2oth) salt
10 Chas. Pendergast Sen Saies in CO. with scnr
Elizabeth, Snaw, of and toi Bangor Left an Amer
can brig, not recOiected, 10 aiding, ana 20 san
next day for Boston Spoke, no ate, lat - 4O lol
u So br.gG, w Knight, of and from Portland, to
CarSenas. The Oregon experience I'd light winds ana
calms during the whole Yassage.
Schr C0smopolite, Oliver from Areciho, T K 18Th
inst. sugar, molasses, hides and obacccS to William
Howell % sea-. Left basque Jacob 5. vain, Co. Bos-
snn) frogfSt Thomas, i:!st arrived bound 10 HaVre
brig Mararetta, (of do for ". Yo tx; and schT sage
Morgan, ,of Bam6re} for Y0rl <, in days Spoke
18th inst. lat q 3d. lon. II, brig attic, from GGaya
ma, P. z. feT New YOr't.
Schr James, Barren, from Nilm ingtoh, n. Z, Jun
Der and naval stores, 10 order.
Schr Repeater, Trasers, from Alexandria, d. {.
rndse. 10 Rose, Merrill 5taCo.
Schr Georee Washn!ton. ColetA an, days from So
yann an, lumber and rice, to sas ] Fisher:
Canal boat Farmers Exchange, from WilSesbarre,
anthracite coal, to John Pickell
| Steamer Cumberland, Reese, from Philadelphia,
| ndse. toe G. Harris.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon. from Norfolk Saw
off Pavixent brig bsandus, &c aptaiE GoffGys con
tnued ndisposition has compelie his withdrawal for
| the prssentl
| Shin, PocahOntos, Higgins, fronI Liyerp0o for Bat
| more was seen llth inst. no lat. or Ion. given.
Barlue Henry kelsey, Gray, from Baltimore, was
! at ST. Wincents llth INST. iRst arr ived
BRIG Commerce, Blanchard, from Baltimore, nla
left at Demarara 9Th INST. trying the market.
7 Br;gs, Mary Ann, Benjamin, OF Baltimore, from
Black RIVER Jam; Ca, uga, Bedeli; David Pratt Tarr
schrs Chesepeake Stewart, and Misent, Cole, from
I Baltimore, arrived at New York 9th inst
Brig Franklin, Work, for Baltimore, saited tror
| Gleacesstr Mass. 2G,h list,
Schr savannah, Pos,en, from Baltimore, arrived at
Savannah 24th ins.,
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y s BROS $40 900 capital prize, besides 10 of
SOOO-whole tickets S., shares in proportion-l5
ballots, in which we will sell package Of whole
tickets OH certificate, liable draw g. even of
the highest prizes fol sos, package of qrs. in same
way 9l6!. Give a call TO day.
T.T.TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the COrneI-Hcad of Centre Market.
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BY III, w. R0nY.

tENS The schr. COMET, as well AS three kzs
T4SSyffaIne DWELLINGS on Apple alley, BIiTI
-~@s-asa- between WIKI and Bond streets, tor 1A!ts-
Auction on SATURDAY .fi' FLnNOON, August ID.
lcl5 The schr At O'Clock, alongside at the CCanty
sale Of The Houses O'Clock, on the premises abop,
Il feet aud 100 feet deep subject TO ground rent
he ilag will designate them. Terms al sale,
iy.}O-frS3t II. w. BOOI, Auct'r
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d | T. d

On the 2I'h inst. ANN, wife of William l.. Wltcog.
in the Both year of her age
On the 10Th INST. MARY NJ. DLMNASS, aged ysars
and months, daughter of f. William aSi Mary 2
Dammann.
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ga Few MoRE LEFT" The Razor otrop
man has given s2J to the sufferers BY the NJ
York fire.
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spHICEkS So PER THOUSAND, for sale
ne NJ tie STEAM BRIC* PRESS, near the Fort
Road. They are about half burned, having been used
for the walls Of kiln, and would now serve for chin
neys and other aside work.
ALSO-Aboni 10000 SALMON BRICKS-sold
low il removed immediately. iv3O ao4t
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Hz-C4EAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description executed with great despatch, atNe

Rg-CAEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING oil
every description executed with great despatch, atNe
,aI BALTIMORE sTREFT-snch as
MAMMOTH BILLS oice c T,rs exe S,n,,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADtNG,
STAGE X HATTERS' BIi.LS'
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC. sc
InIsai j: Is nerJless To ennnaratc as we are pos
sessrd o, lctes for doing work, in eveysf!s, aud IN
manner uusufposset in this city.
n,?-OiL TANNIN will render boots and shoes per
fscty impervipus 20 water, aud double their wear
MANY were wise enough this article at the be-
ginning of wet weather, and have kept their feel en-
trelv dry, wthOut the ,yOuhle of weang over shoes
Harness and carriage tops will wear doabe the time
hy the Application Of ;H.s article ana always nave
beautiful polish.
10 b. had n the corner of Baltimore ard Hanover
streets. Also nj the D! Baltimore ana Harrs"N
SIS and 81 Thames =. 1t
aT7- OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Nd. Consoi-
dated LOTTERY, class No 80, tor lsi5
s, Al So . 81 % - 60 80 % IS :
and o. being the lst and cd drawn Nos, each $50
al ana Sd being the 81 and 9TH drawn Nos. each II
, and 81, beng the 9Th ana 9TH drawn Nos. each IL
% and - being the Eth aud 9Th; OF SO and 50,
being the 9th and lOth drawn Nos. each ~
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
Al having one only of the drawn Nos ON, - :.
From the old established House Of
1t EMORY No, ) n, Calyerts;.
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER. We learn from the
n. o. Tropic that the steamboat White wing,
Capt. Goodrich, on her way down from Shreve-
port to that city, when some 40 or so miles be-
low Shreveport, broke her steam connecting
pipe, and that such was the terror occasloned
by the accident, that thirty or forty of the pas
sengers Jumped overheard; but fortunately all
| Of them were saved, with the exception OF
Young man named Charles Wood, said to bt
from Louisville, who was drowned
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TUyIIE READER Of this is particularly invited
n to cali at the office OF FLETCHER s. co No.
Holiday street, and bay ticket in some of the
splendid Lotteries now drawing. TO-DAY'S Lottery:
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 I prize of $a50O
5UOSfl 10 1000
3OGs.I 40 90 $50 sc.
Tickets S5-shares IN proportion.
Dravsis Nos of class 30 July 80, lowest prize S2a:
81 S A SO 81 2S - 81 SO % SO :
For he capital prizes be sure and call on
JAMES FLETCHER & CO., Baltimore, Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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b MUSEUM, The favodte operate Ballet of the
Mountain Syph is to be performed to- night for the
last time. No one should miss seeing it, The grand
Trial Dance will also be repeated By Miss Cannon
Miss E. Ince, and the farce Of State Secrets will con
rludp the entertainments.
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4 OTIS TO LEASE. Twenty feet on N. w.
A side of Ensor st., between Monument and Mad
ison sts., depth rs feet 20 foot aey-at 50 per
front foot Lots on Caroline NcEdery and Spring
sts 80 feet deepat al per front foot, Apply at l2o
n Hioh 81 iv39-d
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NAVAL. We learn from Pensacola, says the
Mobile Herald of Wednesday last, that Com
modore Conner, commanding the Gulf squad
ron now concentrated III that harbor, has re-
ceved orders from the Navy Department to
repair Immediately to the Texan and Mexican
coasts with the vessels Of war under his com
mand. The whole squadron will leave Pensa-
cola tn-day for It's destination.