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G3-N1NTH WARD, At the Adjourned me ting
for the chef OF tie POOR h-i GA Montay evening,
% inst, ~ Mrs. C,0Hi's al The Collecting Commit
ties repurGd excnp ns the IL I'd and6ii; which cHm
mlttees are requested - til any vIcancits in tier ho
dies aud proceed in the performance Of theit duties,
anu to report To the Frea>Gte, Nj. GEoEGR ROGERS,
oi In the next meeting II c0mmnte of the 9TH
district rephtHd Jesse Mafden who had acted in the
place of Mr. st Nv, who lllaess proven ed him from
attending to The duly. Ii was then
RGsoiv,d, That The collecting committees shall con-
stute the tiislr buItng co nmIees, any ct the mem
beers Of which is empowered TO glv Orders 10 the poor
onIy ct their respective districts for m0s,y in small
amounts, and ckets for wood, to be Obtained from the
Treasurer.
Cpl. Henry Myers, Jimes Fortune and Geo. Rogers,
were appointed IA committee To meet committees from
other Whtds, rela i've to mtking my arrangements
necessary etftoa general dl ribuuon of the funds,
and to provide for tn relief Ut the poor gene
rally.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at the same
plIce Oh MONDAY evening next at O'Clock.
BENJAMIN c. ROSS, Chm.
Charles SORAE, SeCiy, II
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CLEARED,
Brig Montezuma, Kelly Rio de Janciro and mar
kct, Hugh Jenkins.
Schr Cadet, Fowler, JAM, Clark & kellogg.
Schr Maria, B icklin, kewbern, N G master.
SAILED--In low of steamer Patapsco, ship Grace
Brown, Myers, for Liverpool.
ARRIVED,
big Gen. Pinckney, Hobbs, ID days frsm N. Or
leans TO the Capes sugar and moasses, 10 j. X. Ran
ddl.
Brig Rowland, Watts, Is days FIN N. Orleans, sugar
and m0lasse to VIM. Howell Il Son,
Brig Selma Jack on, Is days frlm Mobile, cotton.
Scrr Margaret Ann, Hammond, days from New
York, assorted cargo TO Rose, Merrill & Co
Schr Louisa Beat0n, Cushman, days from New
York, assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill Il Co.
Sehr NJ Aria, Johnson, days fin N. York; assorted
cargo, TO Mankin.
MEMORANDA,
Barque Guilford Carleton; schrs Traffic, Gardner,
and :. cheIl, Eaton, FIN Baltimore, arrived at N.
York 2isl inst.
Brig Mary NJ Hooper, Hamlin, Cor Baltimore, cid
at Mobile l3,h inst, Brig Emma, stafford, FIN Drma-
rara, via IT. Thomas, and schr Mary EmeIinc, kir-
wan, fun Port Maria, Jam. arrived at do l4th.
Schr Mary Catharin". Adame, from Phadelp hia,
arrived at Savannah nth INST
schr Jos raraer, Capron, for Baltimore, sailed fm
Providence 10Th inst.
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I3-FAlR of the Lads OF the Highs Baptist
Church, IN the Eg y i.u SanGn OF tie DAD Fellows
different sabbath SchnnIS, If accompanied by their
parents or leachcts) will he admitet free ct charge
TO Ike Fair large assortment al Toys, Books, Ne.
for sale, besides large number OF useful and fan
Cy articles. d242I
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to- FAIR. The Ladies af the High street Baptist
Church. will hold Fair in the Egyptian Saloon 0t the
Odd Fellows Hail. commencing on MONDAY EVE
MING, 22nd Instant at O'Clock. The object Of this
fair is towards extinguiShng the debt Of the Church.
Agreat variety of useful and fancy articles will be of
f red for sale at reasonable prices. Also, CONNECTION
AIRY, &C. The sale will be continued throughout @
week, both day and night. The public are iHvlsd to
patranize this sale. d20.5t
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nr7- TWELFTH WARD MEErING FOa THE
RELIEF or THE PUDR. Atan adjnaraed meeting
of the citizens of the ahnve ward, Id over the sore
of Dr. OrrIck, On Monday evening" the 22d ins MI.
Richard Matlcy was called 10 the ctIar. and Jacob
Horn appointed secretary. On motion. tie ward was
divided into seven districts, and the lOiiUW NJ gentle
men whose Names are atlacned TO each district, ap
pointed IA the collecting cnnimlttre,
No. L. 'emmrn' lug IN The N. w. corner OF Lex
ingtOn anI Howard sttes $, up Howard 10 Franklin,
up FranKIin Ia Eutaw, dnwa Euttw 10 Lexington,
and down Lexington 10 place oi heginhing-Jamts
Getty, Jacob HOtu aud w X. Orrick
No. mi.encing on the w. corner ut Lex
uatnn aud EGtaw streets, running north To tranklli,
along south site of Franklin To taca, down aci 10
Lexington. along t&iHgt0n Ia place hegnnins-
George Hoffman, William G. Gol>uch and Charles
Tows0u.
M 3-Comm anctng on the ~ w. corner Of Lex
in.ton and Puca Streets runOin! north TO frank m,
along south side Franklin to Green, dawn Green to
Lexington down Lexington 10 acG of h'snn,u@-
&c re Bau! i,Ian, t.. w Gnsneli aud Edward M ".
M. 4-Commenci"g on the :" w corner ut LEX
ingIon and Green streets, running norm TO the nef-
section of Pearl, dawn Pear 10 Lexington, aud down
Lexington to place If b 'anming-H. J. Baker, VIM.
Keith 1T z AID Joshua Perkins
No. a. Commencing on the " w corner ht Lev
ngtun aud Peat streets, ri ining north 10 George,
alNn. George, sou side, To Pme, down Pune 70 LEX
ingto, alo Lexington 10 piac" ~ htgihhihG-N. IA
sh nc, A. II Geenfe d, ID. Carson and A. IL. Tb1m-
son
No. 6.--Comm' ncing on The N. f. corne' oi aux
lin st and Pennsylvania avenue, running norm ~ 81
wary, along ST Wary tn NJ olson, alons madiSuh 10
Euiaw. down Eu.aW, west side, 10 ftanklih, down
franklin 10 place OF beginning BIghan JAS
Wilson and Henry Sink
No. 7.-Enmmeucing uH the N. f.. corner OF Frank
lin mud Eutaw Sls running north to Madison, alons
MIDI son to Howard. down II wnd Tn Franklin, a'ong
Franklin 10 pace Of bpsinnin.-E Carback, William
Mittau aud Is. Price.
Mr. Charles Tows0n was appointed Treasurer Of
the ward.
The district committees were empowered to I'LL ANY
vacancy that may occur. Tn maon. the meeting ad
jpurned. RICHARD MARLEY, Pres't.
JACOB Horn Secretary.
" B--Fhe dis CT committees will please make
their collections and report at Adjourned meeting
to he held At The saIne pLce oA Monday evening next
ut O'Clock. IT.
Gz- MUFrs! MUFfSM MUFFS!! Just received
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OFFICE OF FLETCHER & co. ,

NO' . TIUI1IUHy BITtU, J
F'fHRIsTMas EVE LOTTERY, S23 525 high
q capital 50 prizes of $1,000, Sc. Tickets SO
halves So, quar'ers 81 so. package of whoes Sss,
halves S4f, quarters S22.
The drawing Of the above lottery will take place
at Al this afteinoon-TickCts and package must be
secured al this Office before O'Clock.
Drawn Nos. class 5l-I0wrs st prize 81, are
45 63 80 = 40 IL 10 70 3 81 AZ rs
Three handsome prizes ST Id in the above. Address
IAMES FLETCuER 4 co. Bnltim0re. Mo
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BIBLES! PEhE>H F1LES!I A CERTAIN
ID AND SPEEDY CURE For TIE ABOVE
DREADFUL COMPLAINr. The Subscriber has
discovered an Ointment-the remedy is a combina-
zion heretofore unknown in the annals of medicine
1t is the production of much deep research aud great
expense, aud is offered TO persons afflicted with The
above complaint, in the fullest confidence offs he
ing eGectuat, safe and SPEEDY cure (scarcey
requiring than from TO 10 days to effect r
feet a cure) In fact The subscriber confident Of
lis virtues, that where it does effect p rtfc
cure. the money will he refunded The Ointment is
put up tin boxes at 50 cts per box For at the
projectors store,
No 10 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
d2i ct opposite Seminary C0ut
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ag-1hc following trcauhIa and Resolutions were
unanimously ttat'ed at a meeting nj tue CommIs-
siuuprs OF Publ. $cnO0., he 2ith uil:
WHEREAS il the order o. his Irvine p'ovideHee
il has p'rasad Almighty God to remove f ON among
is EDw.Rp DR3IsoN, tsa an active aud efficient
laborer N tie c,iSe oi popular education, formerly
president OF The Boaft; Therefore,
Resolved. That the Roari learn with feelings OF
deep regirt the de ilh of Edward nison, Ed, on@
OF is lie presidents, and bear testimony Of His worth
~ Il private citizen and as an advocate and faithful
labofer in Tire cause of public cduc9tioa
Resolved, That the Board highly estimate the cha
cter Of The dgcc; Sod ani his services in the earlier
years Of public rdrca ion in this city, regarding him
as one OF those who directed the System safely thfo'
the difficulties that attCn ed its incirent history.
Resolved THAT these esnIutions be record among
the proceedings of the Board, and copy sent 10 the
fam ly Of the decreased,
Resolved. That these resolutions be published in
the daily papers of the city.
J. W.TiLYARD, Clerk
II of the Com. " L. s.
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6tHRIsTMAs AND NEW YEARS PRE-.
u SENTS, in great variety at
w. N. HARRISOH'S Literary Depot,

-, ! VaTIUIy
W. HARRI SONS Literary Depot,
No. Jarvis Buildings. North-st.
ANIMALS, &c--Ihe Diadcm FOR 1896 beautiful
plates, So so; Friendships Offering do S2.5U; The
Opal do 50; The Gift do SO 80; Rose of Sharon do
s. 50; The Amuletdo $50; The May Flower do 50;
The Literary Emporium do s.; The Hyaenth, au-
ttn juvenile, 81; The Lady's Book of Flowers ele-
gany coIored, 81; The Lady's Book of Poetry do do
S. 50; Etiquette for Ladies, 62s cts
JUVENILE BnOKS-KrIs KringIes Rarce show
81; Life and Ramhes o. a Mouse 60; Robinson Cru
soc 62; 1oys and Girls Soiy Book 25; KrSs Kringe's
Christmas Tree 50; Book Of Fairy II les 62 llIcy's
Recreation 81; Pictorial Gift SO. great valiety of
cOored roy Books, Games, &c.
III What would be- more appropriate to young
lady, for hnyiay gift, than years suhscripon to
the Lai Is Book, Gtaham'S Magazine, Columbian
Magazine; New York illustrated Magazine, Arthur's
MagaZin4ea Of which i, only NJ per year, aud
delivered al y0mG rcsienca fee of extrn charge d2i
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RAATItFORE MUSEUM


o. a GARD. MISS MARY ANNE CANNON
begs leave to inform her nends aud toe public, that
her BENEFIT will take place on TUESDAY EVE
MING, Dee %, on which occasion she has the plea
sure of announcing that
Miss KATE LUDLOW,
who has volunteered her valuable services, will ap
pear-as aso,
Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
in conunction with Mrs. WILKINSON, Mrs. HENRY,
Messrs J. SEFToN, GALLAGHER, JOHNSON, j, .. Eff.
TON &c. d12
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a7- DEDICATION NOTICE. The new, commo-
di.uS ant heaul.ul Church edGcU, on Pennsylvania
Avenue, between Hoffman ami Dolphin sis, designed
for thc use OF the Emory station, Will by Divine per
mission, he Dsdicat d 10 the worship of hlmigh :
God on THUR SDAY, (chrstmts Uap) 25,h instant
Services to he conducted at II o'clock, A. NJ. By Rev
Bishop JAMES: at clock, ?. VI, by Rev, II SLlcER
at O'Clock, P. NJ. by Rev. STEPHEN SsBUEY ROsZELL
On Doth inst. at7 O'Clock, p. NJ. by Rev, MABERRt
GoHEEE; on Sunday, 2S inst az II O'Clock, A. NJ
Rev. STEPHEN SA' UEL RoszELL; at O'Clock, f. NJ
Rev. JAMES sFwELL; att O'Clock, 7. NJ. Rev. LIT
TLET0N r, MORGAN.
The friends of lh+ Station are cordially invited to
be present on these interesting occasions
A collection will he taken up To cid in the liquida
ton Ofthe debt incurred in building. d22-twSth4t
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AL "a a II A G.
Noon spheres,
MARRIED.

On M5aday, the 2a4 ,os ny the Rev. WIN. Ham.
Dof. iouS i, NElNHyAR - Miss JUAIA A. H!Nd, all OF
tn, city.
ON lhe l7,h inst h. Rrg. Y II liner, en-, ULgs DE
PgypERFFER, Jr to ril-- ELIHtEETH 4, only dau.h-
ter OF the late Slugh EIcCouug, uIi Of tlis city.
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~ FIF TEENYH W&R3.--Al mcrtirg Of the
citizens OF thC 18th Ward held at Yaulhli Gardens
on Saturday evening, Dee. OH fortnr Relief of the
Poof Isaac VI benson, E.q was called 10 The Chair
and Jna. F,zDalrck, Jr, appointed secretary.
On motion, the Ward was divided into districts,
as lolIoWs-and the names attached 10 each we! c
designated to collect for her respective districts:
First Dstrict-SUuih side of Pratt, east side OF
Howard, west side of sharp, north side Of Mont
gnmaIy streets. Committee, MessfS, JrC. i. Reese,
Samuel Guest, WIN. Reese and Jno. Fitzpatrick, Sr.
Second DiStict--SOIth side of Pratt, east side Of
Sharp north side OF Montgomery, west side Of Han
over. Committee, MGssr4, +. S. Courtenay, J. ".
Lowering, Geo. G. Addison and Jos Snms
Third Distrct-s'Oulh side of Pratt, east side of
Hanover north side of Montgomery and west side Of
Light COMMITTEE, MCssrs Henry Peck, Edw. llig-
gins Isaac M. benson, WIN. EIeckrate, Thos. Lloyd,
Asa Ne' dham Samuel WATERS and r. 7. Swami.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures Quay east side of Light,
north Of Montgomery TO the w1teL Committee,
Messrs. Jno, Wa Gilman, Edward letlner and Henry
Bell.
Resolved, That we recommend n Convention of
the Wards for the Relief of the Poor
Resolved, That committee OF five be appointed
to attend said Convention, should one he called
Com nittee, Jas Hooper, IT,, w. 4. Rice, Levi Tay-
lor, Isaac M. Denson and A. II. Pennington.
Resolved. That we adjourn to meet at This place
on Friday evening next at6a O'Clock, to receive the
report of the soliciting committee. BY order.
[. Nj. benson, Chm.
JSo. FITZPATRICK, JR., Sec'lY. d23 2t
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.


! HAH r. 3&A II PIT FSsENpS. GREAT BAR
IA tiNS ia J"WEi.kf AND FANCY GO u .
rere,,r ,ytan.i''. ne SunSGflnef n's lnH
KEYS: Cold p4rr,rs and Ri d. '' t, Dnhs y"
PENS H,iy pins. ..,ip,,r ~ ,t,. ,'1t "'ss' we
let. rprkaI RooE.. lrsss,,, 1 ,,'s - wa"
Boyrs. VVrfin. Ne, E,,7,,a W Is, W.T. WIT
Erpt,s M1rruu. (,oli an. p,.,,'In.' ~, ~
Scent 4ao I,,ir n 9. Fanc sS,,ns. '''s''7
endless II, nj y,,,d ,nn l' ~
~, lam To-. zach at oh a. s, y, ga, t,'' Vc
Del ELIAS HALE, ~ ts.,,,n,Hr -'' , w
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
vs-,r-rt Z, n.fsrFss No a, ~, t,,,pr
w StEFE'F Ghr. r,n,ns., !,rr' in ,,,. 49,
iu.t ,ec,iyrd fr IN 'r, -, - pfi : ~
,f eian, ,,,.,r. 49," G,s ~, y. ~ . VS.,
,,rnia,. +; r.. p,,,s. a " i ~.
.,,.. Rrn b,. ,i,n,,r1o Eh, i ~, ~, I, n y;
IN ,oai,', S,.t. "IIh,tS; NJ.
'rov., Ii,n. Ia,,,, ~ va tI, ~
S,iJ 3r,tis. J'ornt,, H. -, ,;i ','''
,,as opa, ,hr,,,I ~ VIM '''' "''''' '''''" '''
Ja5 H. vvtrII.v - u,po,.,
y 800 - ''n""'''
HNIIKfSENiAo lsRASENtEG,
v BeaIulIiy Illustrated French BOOKS
PRAYER BOOK =. IN velvet and Turkey morocco
All The English and American ANNUSLS
Illustrated English b0oEs
CAildrtL's BnUks large assortment
CANES. in great variety
Letter CIips, great variety
Chfasmcn, bone, ivory aud wood
Note Paper Of L " ~ pattern, some vsry sD,en did
Handsome Inkstaads
splendid copy of rogar,h's Works.
For sale by FIELDING LUCAS, JR.
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o. CONSUMPTION There is perhaps, no dis.
ease with which our county is affected, which sweeps
off annually many victids, that fell destroyer of
the human tace-cC consumption. Day after day, year
after year, the nsaale monster hufries to the cold
and silent portals OF the tomb, fresh added victims TO
its conquest. No walk of life Is sacred from its bgh'-
ing influence No age is exempt f,om its death deal
ing hats. The old, the mddle-agcd and the yeuug
all alike, are food for this common enemy of mankind
The white haired patriarch whose life Temperance
has rendered his system im2evous to the attacks OF
other ills, and whose good deeds prepared him for the
enjoyment Of Hie's calm evening, finds consumption
fastening its faHss upon his valS, and tearing him
from world. ever bright To minds which look com
pacenty on days well spent
Is there help for the afflicted? No preventive OF
the dangers when beset us in our changeabe and c
ke cline? We think there may be, And if the al
legations of those who Mt least entitled to veraci
ty, may be believed, there is preventive and a rem
ety.
Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is offered to a su :
ferng word "a such. II needs not the E'advenious
ad; of long string of fictitious certificates to give
1t notorety. Its true value and intrinsic excellence
sufficient TO eatite it TO the confidence of the
public, and
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On The l7ih inst. EL.z. JANE. only daughter Of
Enauuel aud Eliza Jane OtIer, aged months and 4
days.
On The oh inst l.. FuvIDE5uRT, n his 1911 ynGF.
On the 2!d inst JAMES. aged years ana months,
son Of Isaac aud Louisa Hes.
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gz- NUTS! MUFfSM MUFFs!4 Just received
frnm New York, Que case o. superior LUSFhED
LYNX WuFF5, ztra size. Cheap f"r eash at
DID 3w' TAYLOA'5, opposite Barnuna.
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17- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; EARRINGS; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete hs Old Established Sore, Waterst, I'd door
from Calvert. OBJ
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,gaEAUTGFUh GIFT HOOKS.

HREAUTEFCL GIFT BOOKS. In every
he variety Of plain and elegant Gilt Bindings and
Illustrations, ut VERY LOW PEICES!!!
ANNALS English and American, IA splendid as
sortH ent, at ali prices
STANDARD WOEkS-illustratei and Miniature
editions, a great variety, various styles Of binding.
JUVENILE BOOkS-ln every variety of plain and
elegant eitl Bindings and Illustrations
GdME>-A great variety OF all kinds.
ALBUMS-A fine assortment, with splendid Engrav.
ingi and superb Bindings.
BIBLES AND CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS-A
large supply in every variety OF splendid Binding,
illustrations and Examinations.
10 Together with great variety of other articles
appropriate Presents-all of which will be sold at
very low prices at
dl4-s2l ]. MURPHY'S, lis Market street,
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Q5-A fresh supply Of Doctor J. 5. ROSES ME-
DiClNES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, Ne. just
received, consisting of breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
p, Prophyactic Syrup, Liniments, Tonic Pills, &c,
with treatise on CONSUMPTION. For sale hy
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sts.,
n24 3m Baltimore, Md.
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gy-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mhl2-ly
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- EMF TO CONGRESS-. A representative of
y the well known house of EMORY & co. sent
to Congress- What think you of that? And ye it is
as true as preaching. We sent whole ticket, com
bnation 81 ID 6f in package of whole tickets in
yesterdays lottery to member Of Congress, and that
same Congress is worth to-day $2l $50 more Than
hewas yesterday. This lniprovemt mt in his finances
is the result of making sna investment al the ex-
tensive and wen known LOTTERY Agency of Emory 4
Co, No. 2 Calvert-st., Baltimore.
DRAWS TODAY,
A Perfect Beauty-l2 Ballots.
CAPT ais $4,000, $1,000, $4,000, 90 of $1,000.
Whole Tickets only S. O0-shares in proportion.
Emory Il Co. will sell on certificate
% Whole tickets remarkably low, say STA 90
20 Half do do do 81 90
26 Quarter do do do IL 50
rs Eighth do do do 925
Orders for tickets sh uId lie carefully directed to
the lucky and far-famed house of
EMORY & CO., . Calvert street,
1t Baltimore Md.
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Nj OTICE.-BALTIMORE CITY COURT will
~ commence is January session on the 2nd Mon
day Of SAID month, Persons interested will take no
tict. Magistrates required 10 make r. turn of all
papers, on or before the first Monday If said month.
BY order of VIM Ii. GATCHELL, Clerk
dl4 aw2w Bait. City Court.
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A3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
single Plate.
Also, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, mnde
order of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNlCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc, &C. for sale and made to ordeT cheap as they
can he obtained at any establishment in The United
States. E. s. FRYER,
Milf No Naith Gay street.
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TWEEN Y-FOURTH OF DECEMBER!
yWyaE MOST BEAUTIFULLY EMBEL-
n LlShEb LIBRARY PAPER ever issued from
the American Press.
The first NUN .er of the "EXCELSlOR" and New
York illustrated TIMES, edited G. f. Hoffman, will
he issued THIS DAY, at ~ cents per number. The
Publishers Subscription Book is now open at their
office.
Terms 80 per annum, or copies for SIS.
TAYLOR, WILDE Co,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
IL yarvis's Buildings, North-st.
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A BEAUTIFUL PEsIX tI FOR Chr s,mas Pre-.
IN sent of 1923 500 can be had at SCHODLFiEi.
co.'s TO DAY, where was sold yesterday 10 Nos
80 GA prize of 5000 10 a lady OF This city Nos.
30 Al 63 prize of $500, sent 20 Maitinshurg, Va.
Nos Md Consolidated Lottery, class 81, drawn
Dee, 90. loves prize 50, are:
as 10 SO l 81 8 40 10 10 10 . IS 4. ID
Draws TODAY the handsome scheme OF Md. Con-
sodated Lottery, class %.
the CAPITALS ARE:
prize OF ss35ss prize of 10000
| &c 3,uU0 50 f" lUUU&c
Whole tickets tS6--Shares in proportions
QGFa Draws on SATURDAY, December eth, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, cas- 81, capital IiIZr
S5OO0-Tickets Sl4-shafes in proportion, ia WHICH
Schcolfeld Co will sell on certificate packages u
25 whole tickets for only Is So halves So o. quarters
81 62 eghths So 81. For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
5CHOOLFIELD Co,
No. Calvert street,
1t FRS t0ffice from Baltimore street