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no My name having been announced as n candi-
date for the office Of HERlFF of the city of Bati-
mnIe, ] avail myself of this occasion to return my
heartfelt thanks TO those Of my friends who have
houht proper to think OF in connection with that
responsive station and To assure them and the public
generally, that should he the choice of the Demo
cratic Conventions aud thu canvas result favotaby, |
will spare no eH"ron To discharge everyust that may
devove upon me, with fidelity. mpartiality and honor.
AS was canddl,e al former election, and re-
ceved warm and generous support, trust may in
du'ge The hope, that those who rallied around me on
that sccasIon will come into the present contest pre-
pared N further my interest with that zeal and deYo
ZION, which will crown their efforts with success
With this bnel exposition of my views and hopes,
remain the puDlic's ubed, mt servant,
al dtlstS LEONARD HERMAN.
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PATENT PIANO FORTES.

The subscriber respectfully informs
KSfyEssSsiJ the public, that he has inst finished a
n 8 G@EEfc few more of his PATENT PIANOS.
I'Ihs new improvement has now been
fairly tested, and answers the sanIuinC eXpecta-
ions OF the inventor, il keeping the Piano Forte IN
tune. This thing, which for ages has been thought
impossible, like many other things, has been
disputahly accomplished, and appears quite simple,
and those who have examined il are fully satisfied of
the PractcaSy Of the thing. Both manufacturers
and professors of music admit il sarpassGs any i'm
pr0Vement they have ever seen, either IN Europe or
America, and for tone aud finish the manufacturer
is perfectly willing for those who may call to examine
them to say whelher or not they have, at any time,
seen any to equal them.
10 The manufacturer aaSur" the public that nc-
lher labor expense hls been spared in getting NJ
those very supf rlOr Pianos, and those who have
amined them al not hesitate to say that they far
passed any that they had seen at any time. Those
who may have any doubts about Piano being made
10 keep in tune Will do well 10 ca and see them, and
how il is effected, and assure them they will then be
fully convinced of the praccabity and simplicity Of
the Improvement.
l.. RICKETTS,, No. 30 Harrison st.
IT. at the crook of The street.
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H. First LIGHT DIVISION MARYLAND vo

ny- FIRST LIGHT DIVISION MARYLAND VO
LUNTEERS, BALTIMORE, 18Th Avg, 1885. This Di-
vision, with the other v0luGteer ps of the city, viii
pay funeral hon0rS 10 the late Major Gen. WILLIAM
McDoNALD, tried soldier of the Revelation, gallant
Defender of baltimore in the late war, and for many
years the chief in command of the troops of This civ
The line will he formed in Gay street on TElS
"wednesday MORNING, at 0 O'Clock.
nv order of Mai. G"n. G. II. STEUART.
alp 2t 5. TX. GEORGE, Aid.
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HEALTH OFFICE. Angna,7s lsa5

HEALTH OFFICE, Angus, 10, ls45.
RePortof tnter,nentS in the city Of Bq[tiyore for n
week, ending Monday morning, pls.
Choiera lntantun q; lntantie unknown s: Gastri.
fever y Scarlet fever &; Still born 4; Bilious fever g.
Drowned 3; Inflammation Of the bowels ]; Consump
lion I; Mania potn !; Small poX J.; Whoopipr cough 3:
Adult unknown !; apopleXy |; Cancer /; Dropsy N
the head ); Old aye |; Group g. Suicide ]; lnflamma-
ton Of the brain !; Intermittent fever |. Total 3d.
Under year, go Between and TO-.
between ! and -. 10 and 2l,..3
49," 2and 81. 5 Above 2l,......l0-54.
Males 3d. females, 95--54. or which number II
were co!ored pers0ns-g free, 2 slaves.
JAMES PEREGOY,
Commissioner of Hearh
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On Monday, the tan inst after proiractrd il-es,.
"eheraL WILLIAM MCDoSALp, in the eTlh year OF his
age. The deceased was a soldier of me ReyoIvfon
and an officer during the late WARRIOR upwards or
nall cChtury he was of our most enterprising
s'Ptchah3s and estimable citZeus--he lived CHRIS
ian ana oaed IN the full hope OF bssfl immortality
Ills funeral will leave his late residence on Ea9t
ftau sueel this "wednesday morning. al 10 O'Clock
Wnch ms friends, without more particular notice. are
invited to attend.
On the l5oh inst. Miss ELIZABETH OpuEGIA Mue-
Murphy. F'''' 'O''
hl washington, Ieth inst Mrs. ELIZABETH Now
Ian, aged a years, native of England
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0(3- ARMORY EAGLE ARFlLL ERY-Company
Order No. =. The members of III corps hereby
ordered to assemble at the Gun House, on WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, 20rh inst, ut u O'Clock, in SUN.
mer Uniform, mounted and fully equipped, To unite
"Ith the other military of the city in paving funeral
hnnors To the remain; OF the late General VILLA
MCDoNALp. BY order, GEO. +. KANE, COMFY.
Il. q. PHILIPS, LIST. Sergeant. al9-2t
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h7- r. 8. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French & German LOOKING GLASS Plates,
which will be sold, by wholesale and ieail as low as
any Importer in this any other city.
GLIDING done in all ITS varietes-such as Portrait
Picture, aud Frames of all descriptions
CoRN'CE5 of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-silt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2l-a No, NORTH GAY STREET,
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GOTSTAREE,G SALE

q tCESTABLE'S SALE. BY virtue Of two
" writs of fen lacas, issued by John SAowacre.
Esq, one of the Justices of the Peace Of the state OF
Maryland in and far the city of Baltimore al the suit
Of Randall II Moale, against the goods and chattcs
lands and tencments of Charles Pcrrg0y, Nicholas
Peregoy, Nathan Warfeld, John w. Watkins and Ed
ward Thompson, TO me- directed, have seized and
taken in execution all the estate right title interest
property, claim aud demand at law and in equity OF
The said Charles Peregoy, Nicholas Pereeoy, Nathan
WarticId, John w. Watkins and Edward Thompson,
in and 10 one Brick House on the east side of Pearl
street, near Lexington 81.
Aud hereby give notice, that on the I'd day of Sep
TENDER, at O'Clock in the afternoon, will offer for
sale the said Property, seized aud taken in eXecu
ton by Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash
on the premises.
a20-dts DAVID WHTTSON Constable
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YaNo BOoKsELLERs. sealed

FnNO BUUhSELNERS. SCNIed proposals will
III be received hy the Commissioners of Public
Schools. until TUESDAY, 10th instant, for furnish
inC the schools with Books and Statoneryor the cur
rrnt year Lists Of the Books be used in the schools
ran he obtained from the Clerk of the Board No 81
Faycite street opposite the Union Bank of NJ lryland
with whom proposals may be left.
]. w. TiLYARD, Clerk
G20-ft of the Com. of p. 8.
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o. CAMP CHAPEL CAMP MEETING. Ata
meeting of the Committee Of Arrangements held on
Thursday last, the following resolutions were adopt
ed, to wit:
Resolved, That no license shall he granted for the
sale of any arlic les, (horse feed excepted0 within
two miles of the cnCampmenl-the limits prescribed
by the law.
Resolved, That no person or persons will be per
mitted to keep boarding tent the ground who are
not members of the Methodist Z. Church
al9-2t' j. LARKlN, Chairman.
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JOE COVELL.

FHHRiAL OF PdCUGHS. A trial of the Bos-
Il ton Centre and hraUght Plough, will take place
at the Aims House Farm, under sanction Of the Trus-
tees of that Institution, THIS wednesday, AFTER
NOON, 10 which the attention of the public is most
Respectfully requesled. IL.
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G3- THE ASSOCIATION OF THE DEFEND
Frs OF BALTIMORElN 1914. will assemble at the
CITY Hall, on WEDNESDAY MO 3NING, 20ih inst.
at O'Clock, with Grape the left arm, SC, to al
tend the funeral OF their late much lamented Pres
dent, General WIN. Nj DoHALD.
al0at Tt MURPHY, Sec. pro TEN.
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Q3-RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Elder CHESTER Bui-
LARD, of Virginia. will preach in the scples' Meet
ing House, st. Pau's street, THIS "wednesday
EVENING, at 81 O'Clock. II
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g. INTERNATIONAL BLUES! }ou
are h bv ordered 10 meet AT the Armory for parade
10 Cul summer uniform, THIS (Wedne sday) MORN
ING, at O'Clock. by order Of
JDuN PiCKELL, Captain.
WILLIAM RATTIFS. .. >. It
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70 1t seems hardly worth while thai we should
add any TESTIMONY to The overwhelming mass that has
already been bfocnred to that inestmahle Burn Spe
cite, CDNNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR. (tormery
Ddiiry's but may well say that i. exceeds any
rough cure of sores of all kinds and no family should
he without H. for ii they have accidents by Ic, it is
sovereign cure where life is not lost at succ and il
they ucyrI have such calamity ii cannot cone Gm.s
in the great variety of CulGcCus affections, SORES,
cuts Sc. Sc, Of which every family must have its
shte.--N. J.. .7!rorG,
10 be had at the conner of Baltimore and Hanover
SIS, Baltimore Also at the corner IF Baltimore and
Harrison SIS, and at 81 rnamrs street. Il
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EvLETCHEm & GO. AGAIN IN THEFIELn

NINLETCHEH ~ GO. AGAIN IN THE FIELD
H Cant be beat" Another brilliant prize sold
at cur truly fortunate Office in whole ticket prize
OF SlOOO, for which the cash has been promptly paid
and the ticket now on file our office A number of
smaller prizes we also sold by The way we are
daily filing the pockets OF all who venture "a Head
Quarters" No. Holiday st ;, We say can't he beat
Another beautiful scheme on the CARPET TO DAY:
100000 high capital rs Nos. 10 ballots. Tickets as
shares in proportion. Drawn Nos of class 49,
81 % 81 II AZ IS SO "a 20 10
For The prizes always apply or send to
JAMES FLETCHER n CO., Baltimore Md.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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{g3- FLETCHER & co the unconquerable prize
venders NO. 5 HoLLIDAY STREET, are now throwing
some of their brother "Sub-Fgents' entirely in the
shade in the sale OF Brilliant PIieeS' al9-It
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4 1oNSTABLE'S SALE. BY virtue of two
~ wits of feri facias, issued by John Showacre,
Esq, of the Justices of the Peace of the State Of
maryland in and fnr Baltimore city, at the suit Of
francis Burnes, against the goods and chaels lands
ana t"nements of James Wheeler, TO me- directed,
nave seized and taken, in execution, all the estate,
right, llile interest. property, claim and demand at
law and in equity of the said James Wheeler, in and
h., to one Brick House, North Calvert street, near
NliI1 Bath And hereby give notice, That on the
.l.lI Both day of August, 1885, at 10 O'Clock in the
morning, will offer for sale the said Property, so
seized and taken in execution by Public Auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, on the premises
DAVID WHITSON, Constable.
August 9Th, 1915. a20-dts
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r. The musical ring of gold frequently saintes our
ears we pass the office Of those celebrated prize
gentlemen, we are Told, pay all their prizes in this
precious metal. Il
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% DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAh-, VEGETABLE
HEDICiNh LABORATORY, 20 fest Baitfpsoye-s st.
'j't door east Of FE0at-fHE Best SERIES or NgpI
'iNES Ever rRoDuCsp, prepared and sold AT ti:s4 "a
Doralory, IN wli:--ndan Vegetable Purifying and
An-hlIOuS Pills - cents a box; Tonic Vegr,ahlc
G"rs, - cents bottles Dyspepsia Spcrihc 81 cent,
Nmcuc Preparation I23 cents vial; Pesiluyium .,
Foot Bath Powder, -! cents package; Cough Sy-
rnp, for The cure of Consumption Coughs, Colds &c
3Is cents bottles New Remedy for Group, l2A cent,
vial; lIrhly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, a pre-
conS mcd'cine for mothers and infants, 80 ct.. bottle;
rheumatic Lini0ent and Embr0catUn, and accom-
pan McnS, 81; SVe reign Remedy for Piles 50; Dyson
tory Cordial 20 cts bottle &c, &c, &c, Prn4ed di-
rtcons for the administration of these remedies ac-
company each arlIce. n. 3. Advice given ny DR..
w. free Of charge. mi3-tf
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LATEST DATES.

LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rooms
For liavrc-Ship Isabella with despatch.
For RoItfrdam-Shp Chesapeake, with despatch
For Premiership Sylvalus jenkins, 9th inst
For klngS'oa, Jam.-BarGue Hermtage few days
For River LA Plata-Brg Noble, ew days
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Phpniy. 25,hins'
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ag-OFFiCIhL DRAWING of the Md. Console
dated Lottery, class No. 80, for l5i5:

81 sc 50 IA 4 A. So SO "a % 10
Sc and 81, being the LIST and ID; OF and -,
being the Sd aud ith drawn Nos. each 20
4 and IA, being the 9Th and 9Th, or A. and So,
being the eth aud 9Th, 10
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 4
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, " 2
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. ! N. Calvert st.
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EMORY ~ CO., No. . Calvert street, acknow-
AA lodged we believe, be the greatest prize sell
els IN the united states, have paid ost in prize mo-
ney, we cretibly informed, within The last sir
months, the enormous sum Of $50, 567.42. Ii
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CARPET Factory BURNT. Tho extensive
carpet factory of Wentworth s. Smith, at Cam
den, n, j., was consumed by fire on Monday
morning. Loss about Sl5, 900, and insured
Some forty workmen are thrown out of en-
ployment by this fire.
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DAVID WHITsON, Constable.

a CGUMMODATtON OFFICE. Persons
"a that are in any way embarrassed in obtaining
money in small or large sums have only to call az l..
T. SCOTTI'S Agency Office. No. 10 Exchange Place
Wanted to purchase at all times, Cold, Silver, and
JeWelrv, OF all descriptions. al0
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DEATH OF MAJOR GEN. wM. MCDONALD,

CITY HALL, Aug. ISh, loi0.
The Association Of the "Suryying Defenders OF
Baltimore IN 1874" held their anniversary meeting
on tins evening, and organized with Wee president
j. X. Stapetnn in the Chair After The reading OF the
Journal, IKE Vice president arose and very teensly
announced the death at their venerable President
Major Gen. VIM. Med NALn; briefly reviewed his
useful life citizen, soldier, and Christian and
closed by touching reference to his immortal reward
amid the solemn stiffness OF his affected auditors.
Whefrupou 'hc following resolutions, hastily drawn
up, were UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
Resolved, That the members If this Association at
tend the funeral of their much Iancnted President,
Maj Gen. VIM Mcdonald and that Gen. A. M'lten-
berger Col. Henry Myers, Captain Joseph BranSOn,
John Green, aud Sterlin. Thomas, Esss he com
HittCC to act with such committees may be appoint
d to make the necessary funeral arrangements.
Resolved, That the members OF the Association
the usual badge OF mourning for thIrty days
Resolved, Tn I the presiding officer communicate
III" family of the deceased sincere sympathy for
the loss lhey aud the pubic have sustained
Resolved, That the Association adOIm 20 meet the
Gotta instant, at O'Clock, A. NJ 10 participate IN the
funeral ceremonies.
Il. f. MITRplY. Secretary nrO tenn,
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DEATHS IN New YORK. There were 263
deaths in New York last week-4l women, Al
men, l07 boys and II girls-under two years
of age 1876, more than half the number. Died
of cholera iniautum 50; dysentery 10; inflam-
nations 80, and small pox B.
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ship Hermann, Welsh, Arkansas Bay, CTexas,) 4.
Leslie.
schr .. A. Stevens, Briggs, v. York, ]. w. Rrown
SAlLED-hng Architect Cray, Harb0r Grace, NF
ARRIVED,
Bremen harqpr Sophie, Raht en-, 45 DAYS from RE
men, with bricks and ii passengers
Steamer Express Nhitecar, from Philadelphia,
mdSe to +. e. HAMS
steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
on Sns'S Pnnt full rugged brig supposed Boston
packet; Off Poplar Island full rugged brig; aud of
Kent Island ship and barGue-a bound up.
MEMORANDA.
ohlps susan b. Howell Bailey and Clara, Penhal-
low, for Baltimore, We're loading Liverpool 5h inst
> snip Alexander, Leeds, from Baltimore, arrived at
Hevoct 29th uit.
Ship Celia higgins, for New York, was loading at
Havre Cd inst.
Ship Elise, Ahhorn, for Baltimore sailed from Bre
men 29th ult; and brig Louise, Wencke from Balti
more, arr we'd nc do 2Sth.
Barque Ernst & Gustav, Beaurmann, hence at Bre-
men 29th uIt; and brig Iierschel, Lamke do do 30h
Brig Mary Jones, Jones, from New York, arrived
at Cadiz 9Th ut.
Schr James, Wood. hence at New York lsh inst.
Schr Zenohia, Brown, for Baltimore, cleared al Sa-
vannah 18th inst
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l.. RICKETTS,, No. 30 Harrison st.
IT. at the crook of The street
FAYETTE HOUSE, BALTIMORE.

a Il | Il i1OUSfJ, BALI MORE.
a CARD. Matters of importance obtiga me To
ot which, have given full power to M. H. l.. BATE
MAN 10 at as my authorized agent III the interim,
having every confidence IN his capacity to give entire
satisfaction III conducting the above establishment
AMER residence of twrHtyfnur years in the United
Stalrs, and many vary happy passed in the city
of Baltimore, regret that to even bier a period
rs 4 ut which contemplate my saying Good hyC; is
obliged to he abrupt: | shall rot forget nv old
riendS, and hope they will not forget 20 ''drink my
heath in my ebseRce.n
a22-3t [sRl JOE COWELL.
TX ENPUC&Y JEANS, sc. 100 pieces (as-
Ma sorted colOts aud quality Kentucky Jeans; SUI
per do ol gGntlamcnS Coats; wool black CassimcrCs,
good and cheap. ,d3-Cal and see.
B. II. RICHARDSON & Co,
No. 223 Baltimore street,
a?o Arr doors below Charles.
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/
poet that Ia, command TO fire never will he
given. It cannot be that the members Of tie
Mexican Congress do not lorcscc the result o.
cnrguE in war with this country and that,
oresccug, they will not avert impending rum
By peaceful course.
1t appears from the "moucy market article
Of the New York Herald, that state and gov
crnmcnt stocks have declined one and half
per cent.
"This" Says the writer,l SIS cGuscd entirely
by the unEdvorable accounts from Mexico, and
the probability of there being a rupture be-
tween this government and that 1t Is lmpos-
sible at this moment to tell what Will be the
result Of Il declaration of war against the Uni
ted States by the Mexican government, but
there appears to be at present very little cause
for alarm. Affairs III that section will, without
doubt, be brought to a crisis very quick, and
the operations will undoubtedly be confined
principally to the territory in dispute. Our
commercial marine is more liable to injury than
any other branch of business, but we do not
hear of any precautions taken by our insurance
companies, in is-ulng new policies, to provide
against capture. The war clause has not TO
OR knowledge, been inserted in any policies
recently issued by our Wall street companies.
There is very little doubt but that the Congress
Of Mexico will make some movement IN tins
business, but it is the opinion of many, lntl-
ma'cly acquainted with Mexican affairs, that a
declaration Of war will not be madc-that how
ever anxious the leaders or the people may be
to commence host'llues, the memoerS o' Con,
So'n "l1 'o,e Jooa o,',@ ,Io @
pnarr vhiri ,Lnir conntry lob,rs in maxine
war upon government like the United States
non'intcrc"urse act, W''nafa"a' Vi an
rvnrv n,Lor necessary moycmeut required 10
separate the commercial relations Of the two
countries %iIi be adopted out we ca'I''%I o'-
'''t ''o 10 I"s ~ dosno,a,o
ouonpb TO actually make declaration of war
against this country and invade any part OF onI
'',,.,o'y' .---...-,-.,
"'' ','',oS P''e'I'9 "'''' ','' ,,,'''.'l
a''0 we S"a'' W ,'''.'' 81 p ,'1 ~,
'o' '''''O" ''0'' '''0''oo w NV
P''''''''''"' ~ ""''
it is not improbable that Mexico will be content
with indulginp in few angry words and then
resume her former position, making virtue of
necessity.
NAVAL PnrpARATIoNs. We understand, SAYS
the WASHINGTON Union. that the Potomac needs
no repairs which cannot be made at fehsacoIa'
She is probably already nearly IN order tor go
ing to sea; and, within week, Will Doubtless
be So The Marion, at Boston, is nearly ready
Inc Congress, at Norfolk, VIII be READY IN TWO
"eeNS' ana VIII sail 'or '''o dC''''' u'u'l O"P-
'"',' S'o'N'o'' Co'''''a,,''' DuPo"' s''S 00'
j" t'eF vi, SPe''@l u"ty ~ oo'u''''''' ~ +'0'
lo'"' anu ' 'u o"'0u ''"''I' Ut A'S''"' l'| ~
"'s"''''' WIN 40 ''''' w '"'1,' ~ ''
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4 L Nj a N a G.,
lslh.
MARRIED,
d | Z ID

ON the IN inst. by The Rev, Mr.. Ianahln. WIN.
hIcJ LELAND 10 Miss MARY j. RCssELI all Of mas eli
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"TnE DAILY BEE" This is the title of
penny paper just started in Washington city by
Nlessrs Gobright, Melvin and Stith, practical
printers. Its columns are filled with choice
and interesting matter, and its typographical
appearance is quite neat. The editors promise
to work awhile "lor nothing, and find them.
selves" so that ultimately they may be com
pensated for their labor. If industry, perse,
verance and talent, will secure success, the Bee
is destined to ego ahead" Ii has our best
wishes for is prosperity.
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T. l.. MlR"lY, Secretary pro tenn,
N. Il. e. adjourned annna meeting 81 tsc As
sociatisn will be held On MONDAY EVENING, the
@jth INST. 1t - O'Clock IN the civ Hall. Ii
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NGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
H THE REWARD OF PERSEVERANCE,! A
gentleman from Virginia dropped in at our Office last
week aud Purchased tickei-he continued 10 pur-
chase for four days without getting single drawn No.
(au unusual circumstancc,) until yesterday sold
linn comb. 10 81 30, the handsome prize of $4,000 in
whole ticket This morning he take the for home,
and by this time is on his way rejoicing.
The drawn Nos. of We. ierday's Latery are,
81 Sc 35 Ia AZ So 50 "a 90 10
THIS DAY the Nd. Consolidated Lottery draws
class 35-75 Nos. 10 ballots.
SCHEME.
prize of S20,OlO | prize Of $500
" 5000 l 4" l4eO
5000 10 " l00O,&e.
Tickets S500--shareS IN proportion.
Tickets by the Package single sh re, for sale at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South ST. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-20

or BALTIMORE.