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POWHATAN HOUSE,

RICHMOND, TIRGLVLi
INBlS being the season for visiting the sub.
- ferbcr wout respectfully long
ami wei Kept BY Mrs nuvsl To
Houac nothing need b. F1t paiso. reEhtu iocauon
hne accommodations and te order qe which con
Quoted make agreeable place for fnI,ss
dvtiuais
TIE frcnd Of The suhserbcr p,fonsd him At nibre.
Springs and The Warm Springs respectfully solicited renew
u~r Acquaintance with bn AZ ~ Fowlan House situated on
level ant beautiful the ofthe e ers
from The Capitol Governors ousc and City eonvr
nen 70 The Raj Road ncpot Boat landings part
the city.
Tho Fowhan VIII in be- readiness 10 eonvsy passengers
an 'her baggage 10 and from Hotel ,harsnd thus
save tlen nom so cents to 81 portcrs.s.
py- Ear the basement door.
CHAs T. niBFELL.
% Beard per DAY. $3.50. Jane ga ts4s-m
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b. STRIKER has removed his wholesale
= Dry Goods store nm No q, BANK Nos ~ and IA
rer doors h-ow-sh.re he Oilers for cash or eiv .e
.rrtanse general Assortment French British and Do~,r
Dry 'ois AZ suiaH advance prev road b.pr
chiefly IuehSsd At auction. he feels one v.Aur
Ia buy will be richly eompeaated ea,g land and Tor -,
auahhV OF Spanish Mating, -. Sc md O. Canton haui.s
'arP-tins AID Worsted Yarn IL JSO. n. STRIKER,
Nos ~ and 10, Bank Street,
Jc i--5mN ---i.s
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nR. JAMES DREW McCAw offers Tor .nl

III "'N''f' UNIV N'tN' biltIS TOT safe
OF rest the property upon which resides CONSISTING of
lonse ard Lot with ai the occs can
Obtained Few
Hchmorf. July g6th. fsts So
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"A LII persons having claims against the estate
~ Nidfed white deed VIII peas prrs NJ Tho pnfe v M
tsnca that aiTansem~nts ,setp ami an
ndefcd 70 The estate VIII pea.e come forward ,ps ~
without delay. a. d KFEsgeT &C., ~
With The win anncIcdof Nhissd wtte dcc'd
ticnr co eounty. Aus. 10Th, isfs y ~ a.
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J. NJ. CLARKE'S LOTTERY OFFICE.

p On al Ieusn sn,ioas CASH. o, Pne Tsse the po.,ss
fss usus t,sedn he
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y of final hearing, Sd May, l545.
MARRIED.

On the Both ult. by the Rev Mr. Johns. Ayruo.,
GRoyERMAN, Jr. to HELEN f. daughter of T. II. Grf
fifth, Esq, " " ~
On the Sd inst by the Rev. Hr. Coskery, JAMES p.
FuGITT to CAROLINE LOUISA, daughter of the Iate
Lieut.. John A. Cooke, U. 5. Navy, all Of Washing
ton city.
In Belleville, Illinois, on the 10th of October 1874
by the Rev. Priest Jose Henry HAY, OF that place
to AUGUSTA F. daughter of Nelson Wade formerly Of
Baltimore county.
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POSTPONED TILL FRIDAY.

6toNCERT OF SACRED MUSIC. The
~ Chpih attached 10 the UNIvERsAEIsT CHURCH
WI give Concert of Sacred Music on FRIDAY
hFhNINd, the 1th February, commencing at half
past O'Clock The selections are from some of the
best composers, aad will consist of Chorusses Trios
Duets and solos. The Choir will be assisted by the
best talent OF the city, vocal and instrumental.
70 Tickets % cents each-to be had of j. Moore
No ia Baltimore street, Hickman, ZIG Baltimore
street. and j. lapz Sche No. Al Baltimore St at this
once, ana the members of the Choir. fe5 81
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4 IL " A &C.
Noon e phases
LIST OF APPLICANTS

For the benefit Of the TnsOEvent Laws of lf1r,
land for the last t0eck
Leopold Myer pedlar Alfred Bakeny, carpen.r
L. Scharf farmer, county Colin Mckenzie. butcher
Geo. EnSor, do. do. Dan Dickinson coloraJ
James Allen, brcklayer y. Hauptman cooper
Geo F Councilman, tailor tRobr't KirWan b6atr,ar
Robert Rusk, butcher *Skelton Ricbardson far
Mic' Sherman, merchant Iner county
nos, Koe, laborer, co. H. Eggermeyer, teacher
David Thomas, rieger Tim scott. lahore. coI,d
Th0s Hopkins, shocm'r tThOs Franklin do do
-~For debts less than $50
To appear before the commissioners Sd of Mach
lSi5. " ~ -''
Day of final hearing 3D. NAV lS45
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PHHADELPHIA, January l7th
Hr John tantreI-i have taken some OF your Pow.
dcls, and they the only remedy have ever found
10 relieve me from that tSeacherous disease-DYS-
PEPSlA. have tried almost every thng-HomGo-
pathc, Ihomsonian, Botanic, &c, and found no re-
lief from them for the three years that troubled
with that disease. advise those that are troubled
with Dyspepsia to give it fair trial, and prove for
themselves its efficacy Ii removes giddiness from
the head, heaviness and burning from the breast and
stomach, and brought the digestive organs to the ma
tural state. ROBERT ). GAVETT,
No. Union street, Southwark.
{E3-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re.
tail, in Baltimore, either AT the of Franklin and
Green streets, at the s. w corner OF west Baltimore
and Green-sts ia3l
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nI3- MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
This Society win hold its regular monthly meeting at
the Historical Rooms, On THURSDAY EVENING,
Feb. 6h AT :! O'Clock. Members will take notice,
that this mrcumg, The annual election of officers
will take place. :. +. STREETER,
fej-2t Rec Sec'y.
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ID | T. ID

On the Sd inst. ROBERT RICHARDSON, IT., IN the 43d
year of his age.
On the I'd inst. ANN ELIZABETH, daughter Of Solo
mon and Elizabeth Allen, aged years, months and
lS days.
On the Both ut ROBERT NEWTON, infant son of the
Rev. Richard Brown, of the Baltimore COnarerce of
the NJ Episcopal Church, aged l year, 9 months AMI
90 DAYS
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fG3-LECT IL Il. The ''LAfAfEfTE LI-
CEUM takes pleasure in announcing to the public,
that they have secured the services Of that dslin
gushcd Divine, the Rev. GEORGE w. BERNAP Of this
CITY, who will deliver Lecture at Calvert Hall on
WEDNESDAY, the 5lh February next Subject-"A
comparison of the three great cotemporaneous Rr-
fish orators and Statesmen, BURKE, FOX * PITT,
with CALHOUN, CLAY and WEBSTER, of the
American senate. Tickets - cents; two tickets, ad
hitting gentleman and two ladics-whlch can be
obtained at the principal Bookstores and from the
members Of the Lycenm. ja3O snw4t'
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H7- OH. OF TANNIN. A composition lately dis
covered for preserving all kinds vi Leather, keeping
boots shoes carriage tops, Sc. water proof, At No
North Fifth st., and corner Hanover and Baltimore
Streets Baltimore. It
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SIGNS! SIGNS! SIGNSM!
81 lGNS FOR THE TIMES-CEqEAPEA
~ THAN THE CHEAPEST SIGN PAIMTlNG,
in n its varieties, yiz-Gilt, Ornamental, Transpar
ent, and Plain, designed and executed in superior
style, and warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
TRAN5PARENCIES of every description furnistled
ut the shortest notice. All orders addressed 10 " IL
LIAM pELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East Of South ST., (over Mr.. Scottis Indulgence VI
ace \ will meet with nj oIppt attention. ja-ly
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BISHOP ONDERpoNK's CASE. We have re-
ceived communications on the subject of Bish-
op Onderdonks trial, one of which censures
the opinion which we expressed on Saturday
in relation to the evidence and verdict, whilst
another writer is exceedingly severe upon the
Bishop. We have concluded to decline pub
fishing these articles, because we believe that
they would lead to an Improbable controversy.
The testimony is before the public, and we pre-
sumo has been read by every one who feels an
interest in the matter, and each will form his
own opinion. We have formed and expressed
ours, based, not on the arguments of counsel
nor on the statements of the bishops but upon
the testimony of the witnesses, the only foun-
dation for a correct verdict. We do not shrink
from maintaining the opinion which we have
yiyen, but think that it would be an useless
consumption of time, as, in matter of this
kind, every man will like to read lie evidence
and judge for himself ~
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o. CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING %

N3- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING N
every description executed with great despach, At No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
yAyNo,ru pIIS Much larger than any ''het
- "'H'-"( office execute.
LOTTERY BILLS. CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE * HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc.
Indeed il is needless 10 euumemte, as we are pos
sesSed Of facilities for doing work, every style, aud in
manner unsurpassed III this city.
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ssf1YS WIN. II. kEEVIL,
E&=SSM FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL Halter,
E=A& 3S BALTIMORE STREET,
Is.a.SMMA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
sstha owing TO the great number he sells
he is AT all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats
of quality SUPERIOR for the price to any other estab
lishment in the city, of any shape description
worn, viz: Silk, M0leskin, Russia, Cashmere, NRtrid
and Beaver. Also, CAPS OF all kinds Gentlemen
can always
A ELL OF PRICES AT THIS STORE.
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Mons APPOINTMENTS. Our Annapolis cot
respondent furnishes several more important
appointments.
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H5- COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE
NATURALIZATION LAWS. The Commissioners
appointed by the Judiciary Committee Of the United
States Senate, by authority of resolution of the Sc
nate, TO take testimony in relation to frauds on the
NATURALIZATION Laws, Sc, will meet daily (except
sundays at II O'Clock, A. NJ, in the Grand jury
Room of the United States Court, in the Masonic Hall
in this city BY order,
LEVI FAHNEsTOCK. Clerk
ia23-i 70 the Commissions
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LITERARY. We nave caceived from Messt}
Waters s. Stevenson, 244 Baltimore street. the
nOrac,es of the Poets: iancful diversion for
the Drawing room, by Caroline Gilman 1t is
elegantly bound and handsomely printed: and
w.thal highly entertaining.
Messrs Shurtz s. Taylor, - North street,
have sent us Nos. | and Of the End volume
Of "the Repository of Romance, and 6sems Of
Popular Literature" Also, GA Plea for Wo-
man. being vindcation Of the Importance
and extent OF her natural sphere of action. And
Backwood's Magazine for Januay-yolume
10, No /.
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FLOOR MANAGERS:

FLOOR MANAGERS:
Th0s. Bruscup, II. c. SultZer Washington Hopper
{15- Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman and two la
diesto be procured of either of the above managers
QLf- MURRAY'S celebrated Quadrille BAND is en-
gagged Tor the OCCASION. fe5-dtb
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k&s %& - DOLLARS: This is the
1cc9 So beauty. Per drawing of the
Bel Air Lottery, class s. another pretty prize of lO0
Nos 30 54 81, whole ticket, sold to citizen OF
$500 in package of quarters sent to Smyrna, Del;
one Of 800 and several smaller prizes, all sold by
the great prize vendors, EMORY s. co.
Magnificent Scheme. THIS DAY, draws the Sus-
quehapna Canal Lottery, class No. g. 70 Nos. and Ia
drawn ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of 100000 prize Of $4,000
10000 5000
g 5000 25 s. 1000 SC.
Whole tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
DC Risk on package in this magnificent scheme
Emory & Co will sell on certificate for $32 so, and
enc package can draw $50 900, fortune for life.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
5, drawn 4-lowest prize S2i:
"A 10 90 30 rs 10 "a 81 80 26 50 4S 81 81
o. Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & Co, No. 3 Calvert-st.,
II Baltimore, Maryland.
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''UNirED NATURALIZATION SOCIETY" The
New York correspondent Of the Nationa! IN
tc!ligenCer says, that an association bearing the
above title, has been recently formed in that
city, "thc object Of which is, to use the most
y;gilaEt measures to naturallze foreigners IS
fast as they reach our shores, IN order to build
up foreign interest to counteract the projects
Of the American Republican Party The
writer states, that they have already pet on-
ed the legislature to do away with the legal
disabilities that prevent foreigner from being
made Governor Of the State" The open at
tempt by an association TO establish a distinct
foreign interest and party in the country, will
be likely to have the saIutary effect OF beget-
ting more national feeling amongst Amer!-
cans, and Of uniting the American people in
opposition 10 this daring effort to place the
country under the control OF foreigners.
PAYING UP HER DEBTS. We learn from the
Philadelphia papers that the Bank Of Pennsyl-
vania was busiIy engaged On Monday in pay
ing out the interest due on the State debt
while the cannon from Bush Hill proclaimed
the intelligence loud enough to be heard BY the
canon Of St. Paul, the Rev. Sydney Smith
Gov. Porter being IN the city, was waited on
by number Of gentlemen, and on their behalf
addressed by Mayor Mccall, who congratulated
him for his efforts 20 preserve the States cred
it, Gov. Porter made an eloquent reply, after
which all hands partook of a cold collation.
There is nothing like honesty after all What
say you, repudiators
BURToH's THEATRE, FRoNT-sT. Notwiih-
standing the ncicmoncy OF the weather, quite
good audience was present last evening to
witness the second representation of the admit
rablc American drama Of "Putmam." 1t will
be repeated again this evening, and we hope to
see the house crowded from pit to dome.
The MussrM. Mr. Peae, to meet the
wishes Of the numerous patrons of the saloon
has effected Encouragement with the popular
danseUse, Miss Emma Ince, who will appear
this evening, and dance some of her best
pieces. The other entertainments are of the
highest order, and we are pleased to sec that
Mr.. Peaie meets with ample encouragement.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE The barn of Mr.. Jas.
Rider, in Mountjoy township, Adams CO., Pa,
was destroyed by fire On Friday, together with
five horses, four head Of cattle, IS tons OF hay,
his whole crop Of wheat, rye, oats and corn,
two new wagons, harness, farming utensils,
sc. Loss about $4,000.
DEATH OF 4 VETERAN. Mr. Job Palmer,
one of the most respectable citizens of Charles
ton, and veteran Of the revolution, died in
that city on Thursday, in The 98th year OF his
age.
ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS. A committee
has been appointed in the Louisiana Legisla-
ture, to investigate the charges of election
!
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6t- WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"WHOOP{NG co UGH COR Dial" has been
proved, in hundreds Of cases in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy, if not the only one
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsrH,|
MA, all structures of the Chest, mot depending upon
lniammauon,) difficulty of breathing, &c. it is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use is persevered in, effects permanent cure Cir
cunstances induce me 10 state, that the GENUINE AR
TECLE can onlyb obtained of Or. GlDEONB SMITH
Basement OF the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
hnoFe. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. ja4-tFl4t
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n PHOTOGRAPHIC LIIxENEsSES,
n Taken OF an Improved principle, by

- IakeH on an improved principle, by
kERFO0T & KING.
favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Baltimore, TO obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style of
execution, which for ie-lik beauty, distnctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed Chill
dren taken at all ages, in from four to ten seconds
Adults in from fifteen seconds to one minute. Fami-
lies taken in groups; also invads and deceased per.
song taken at their residence the shortest notice
Likenesses taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases, Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
f}-RoOms 1871 and 1863 south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons are respectfully invited 10 call and examine
specimens and Judge for themselves fe5tf
HpEEUVIAN GUANO. The undersigned of
III fers the balance Of the cargo of PERUVIAN
GUANO, received per ship Orpheus, from the Chin
cha Islands, for account of the Peruvian Guano Com
pany, at the following reduced rates:
Fixed price 81 so per 100 lbs
Discount on not less than tons of 1000 lbs.
EACH 10 per ct.
" over ) and less than 10 tons Is
9! over 10 tons 90 {" /"
This cargo is warranted to be pure and Of the best
quality
For sale lin bags of about 100 lbs. each) in parcels
of one ton and upwards.
SAM'L. X. GEORGE, Agent for the Co.,
fej-lm No. 2 German-st., Baltimore.
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G7-POPULAR LECTURES. The Managers 0fIhe
Lords Day School Of the Second Baptist Church,
Fleetst, 7. p have the pleasure 10 announce to the
public that they will commence course of Popular
Lectures on THURSDAY EVENING, Feb 9th, at
half past O'Clock. Prof MORSE, the distinguished
inventor Of The Magnetic Telegraph will Lecture on
that occasion subject, ''The Fine Arts and their
Principles" The will be continued by several
distinguished gentlemen from Washington, d. e., also
some of the ablest Lecturers of this city.
The proceeds of these Lectures will he applied 10
further the work of the School House for said School
The place Of Lecture, Sc, vii be stated TDMOR-
ROW. te4-U
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Qy-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, or i'll the United States on any subject con-
nected with literature or science. Orations from IS
TO SlV, occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
lures 50 to $40; Letters and Essays 3d. Pieces for de-
cianation So to So Inscriptions for tombs SO to So
Sentimental Tales S. TO 80. Advertisements ST. to
Us. Songs So News Carriers Addresses SIS. Acros-
tics 81. Pieces for Adams sc. SC cents per line
Persons at distance will address (post paid and en-
closing remuneration) the Milford Bard or Dr. John
Lofiand, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
lngton University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post Office, enclos-
ing me pod pro quo. }-Editors friendly 10 me, will
please give an Insertion ia2
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HEALTH OFFICE, February 3, 1874.
Report Of tnterncns in the city Of BQltioYc for sac
Week, ending Monday morning, Viz:
Scarlet fever -; Consumption II; Exposure to cold
/; intante unknown :; Child bed Q; Dropsy 81 Group
.; Worms |; Whooping cough |; Disease OF the liver
i Bill us pleurisy j. Old age 2; Dropsy of the brain 9
Still 4; Burnt Il Organic disease of the acart l.
Unknown adult |; Inflammation of the brain |; Ca
sualty. Total co.
Under year.. .l6 Between and TO-. >
Between and 81. 10 and 81 -
J and 5, 10 Above 81, ..... 900,
Males, %; females, $50. OF which nuu.be- 10
were cOlOred persons-aIl free
By order, EDWARD ?. ROBERTS,
Clerk 10 the City Commissioners
LETTER BAGS Up AT the EXCHANGE READING ROOFS
For Premiership Albert. 10Th Fen.
For Kingston, Jam-Bng VIM, Price, soon.
LATEST DATES.
London. ,.. Jan V 3 Canton. ........CCtr ~
llVefpoo!, ..... Jany Rio de JaneirO, dec, 10
Havre,. ,Jan'y J New Orleans, E. Jan. 26
MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, ls45
FROM THE EXCHANGE REAptNG-RooM BOOKS.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. The barn of Mr.. Jas.
Rider, in Monntjoy township, Adams CO., Pa,
was destroyed by fire On Friday, together with
five horses, four head Of cattle, IS tons OF hay,
his whole crop Of wheat, rye, oats and corr,
two new wagons, harness, farming utensils,
sc. Loss about $4,000.
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FROM THE ExcHANGE REAptNe-RooM 3 soKs.
CLEARED,
Barquc Ellen, Gill, Boston, Thos. r. Matthews

CLEARED,
Barquc Ellen, Gill, Boston, Thos. r. Matthews
ARRIVED,
Schr Salem, Tuckerman, g days from Savannah
lumber and hides, to E. p Cohen Reports the bar1ue
Lawrence, Hamilton, hence for Boston, aground or
the Man of War Shoals it is expected she will be GOT
off the next high tide.
BELOW-A brig.
steamer Ericsson, Claypool, from Philadelphia,
mdse to E. G. Harris.
MEMORANDA,
Brig Gen. Pinckney Hobbs and schr Sam'l Davis,
Holmes, sailed from Charleston for Bait. 3lst ut.
Schr Maria, Awell, hence at st. Angus tine 22d ut
Barque R. H. Douglass Norviile, for Rio de Janeso,
sailed from Wathall (beow RichmOnd) LIST inst.
Schr Chesapeake, Post, and Amanda F. Myrlck
Cathcart, from Baltimore, arrived at N. York sd inst
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DEATH OF A VETERAN. Mr.. Job Palmer,
one of the most respectable citizens of Charles
ton, and a veteran of the revolution, died in
that city on Thursday, in The 98th year of his
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HOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT.
NJ The glorious tide of fortune still rolls in b.
the tremendous run of good luck at Nj, DOYLE'S, il
would appear that all that is necessary for
tune is to purchase ticket, and after the drawing gel
the cash. either in gold, silver bank notes. as pre-
teIred by the holder. Nj. DOYLE'S Capital Prize
Depot, No. IA PRATT STREET, opposite the Railroad
Depot (ueXt door 10 Bradshaw's United States Rotel)
is the place to get The following splendid capital prizes
TO be drawn this week:
WEDNESDAY, capital $50 geo, tickets slO shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SIS, shares in,
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $1,000 tickets 81 50, shares ia
proportion. Risk on package of whole tickets only
Sae; on package eff halves sl4 and on package Of
quarters S7-may draw upwards Of $4,000. Now's
the time. Send your orders eaily.
LIBERAL discount will he paid 10 persons who mr.
chase by the package or quantity.
NJ. DOYLE, No lid Pratt street.
1t [RJ Opposite u. & y. K, Il, DepJs.
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$3O.OOOTIsoI,-:DMA1x os = , afPwn s 20

quarter S2a; eighths 81. A package of whole tick
cts on certificate 81 40; packages of quarters S35 APP
ply to lucky Head quarters for prizes where
sold yesterday $4,000 sent to patron in Lancaster,
Pa $500 to citizen in a half ticket and two prizes
of $500 each we sold in lot of tickets towards the
close of the drawing, to a gentleman in Pratt-st.
Drawn numbers of yesterdays Lottery are,
"A 10 % 80 rs 10 "a 67 ~ 26 81 8 do 81 81
L. T. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre Market.