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Theatrical and MUSICAL.

PARx.-Knowles' play of " The Hunchback" was re.
pcated last evening" with the cast of the previous
ing-Nrs Mowatt Julia, and Mr. vandenhof as Master
Walter The fact that Mrs Mowatts impersonation Of
this beautiful conception much improved from the
previous evening, bears out in the opinion that we
have more than expressed in regard to that lady,
that practice and study all that she requires make
her great actress The task invidous to talk
OF faults where there many beauties ate upon
But yet II is friendly task and from which we shall
not SHRINK We have very little particular fault to find
with her acting OF last evening Her delivery Of the
and her delivery Of which found fault with the pre-
vious evening, was, last evening. every way up to
our conception. There was sublimy in 1.-THE subli.
nifty Of despair She husbanded her voice most Judi
ciousy avoiding the of the previous evenings and
the reiterated applause with which the delivery Of the
passage received proclaimed that the point was np-
hos Master Water-and if we mistake not he does not
like it himself He would act either Sir Thomas Clifford
or Modus, better His reading was slightly improved
put sui very imperfect Indeed, doubt much il he
mas STUDIED the part much except in the mechani
cal particulars for although the dramatist has left it
rather in obscurity until the closing of the pay
whether Master Walter and Sir Thomas were in each
others CONFIDENCE, yet Mr. Vandenho contrves make
the still moro profound and indeed he acts all
through as he were in downright and solemn
ABOUT ms daughters marriage with Lord Rochedalc We
not therefore, to be blamed no did not play il with spi-
tit or with discrimination Mr. BANDS sir Thomas was
more spirited than that Of the previous
ing We see not why he should make capital actor Il
he were to throw OF that icy arcalty that dvcsts his
acting OF great deal of merit which II would ohcrw sc
possess Fishers Fahom was such other that
We can think OF. could give. II such we verify
bcevel knowles never dreamed that the part could
made was, in word, beyond all praise. Mrs Mowatt
and Mr. vandenhof called out the close Of the
play and warmly applauded. Mrs. Mowatt afterwards
appeared in the farce Of Paint Heart never won Fair
Lady" Tomorrow evening, " The Lady of Lyonsn-
Mrs. MowaH as Pauline, and Mr.. vandenhof as Claude
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New YORK AMI. ERIE RAILROAD. The hill allow
ing this road to construct portion of its track in
the State Of Pennsylvania, has passed the Senate,
and Is ordered 10 third reading in the House.
The Hudsoli River Railroad bin passed the So.
nate, and the amendments proposed by that holy
have been reported on 9favorably by Mr.. Tetft, Of
the House,
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BowERv THEArRE.-The performances at the Bowery
last evening consisted of Wallace, the Brieand
Monk" and the Star spangled Banner. all Of which
were played in usual good style. On Monday evening
the grand romantic drama of the Sleeping Beauty =
LATTE, y and the comedy of Hasty Conclusion
VIII be performed. powerful bill.
GREENWICH TnEArRE.-The engagement Of Yankee
Hill closed at this theatre last night most brilliantly be-
fore good house. Jonathan Doub<ns exquistely
comic character, and Hill does it infinite justice To.
Mr.. Myers. The grand drama Of !" Richmond Hill, or
Liberty in Embryo will be first produced this
sion in the most splendid style and from tholocal inter
ess connected with it. cannot fail to draw largo and
fashionable house MIR Meyers is entitled to great credit
for his theatrical enterprise and deserves trust he
will obtain, most substantial benefit.
CHRrsTYs MrrsrRELs.-This fine Ethiopian company
closed their performances last evening at Palmol No
have listened to them. have Chrisys Minstrels They
will long be remembered by New Workers, and will ever
receive a hearty welcome from They now proceed
their Western where success Is sure to greet
them.
CASTLE GAsprs.-A concert Of sacred music will be
given at Castle Garden this evening The bill contains
selections from the most celebrated composers, and
walk upon the fine promenade the fresh breeze and
the delicious music, will well repay for visit
GnEAr FIRE At SouTH HApLEY FuLs.-Wc
learn by an extra from the Office Of the Northamp-
iishments Of Messrs. Howard & Lathrop and b ]
Ames with the grs mill intervening were entirely de-
ofMcssrs Howard Lathrop As near as can be ascer
tanned, Is estimated that the loss of Messrs Howard
Messrs Ames loss was about $4,000 II is
not stated whether there was any insurance -
White Sheffield, Of New York, who had recently
leased the mill lost about $500 stocksupposed to be
insured. There was no insurance the grist MILL
which belonged TO the estate Of j. Bardwe and was va
lucd 5000 About 10 aborcrs male and female are
suddenly thrown out Of employment by this calamity
Inc hre supposed TO have originated from kettle of
var winch person was preparing furnace, in the
preaching room, TO use the bleaching chests II Is
that the tar boiled over gnitcd and
nicated the flames to the inammable particles Of
waste, which lined the room.Hartford Times, May sth
SuicprThe Petersburg Inteiiigencer states chat Mr..
Palmer, 1.-THE gentleman who broke limb by jumping
out ofthe Bongbrook Hotel In that town some time in
December last committed suicide Monday last,
CASTOR NJ c. by placing his mock ON the rails in order
that the train might pass over him. When found his
head was just hanging to his shoulder Mr Palmer we
fssslous tailor -s ..-ss'
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COMMODORE MooRE.-The Nev Orioans Jefersonidn,
of the LIST inst says; Commodore Moore left for Texas
IN the steamer New York yesterday We learn that no
has been renstated in his proper command In the navy
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CITY INTELLIG ENCE.

Handsome HindOlu Curtains. We were
shown yesterday afternoon, at The room of Mr.
Thomas r. Jeiiercys, corner Of BIlimore and
Holiday streets, a beautiful pair Of transparent
window curtains painted on fine cambria, pre-
pared for that purpose. The curtains have an
appropriate ornamcnted border and in the CEN
ire of one s a representation Of the Baltimore
Battalion, lead by the lamcnted Watson, on
horseback, charging on the Mexican battery in
Monterey. The other has representation of
Gen. u. Taylor, standing against a rock, with
d map Of Mexico beside him, laying out his
pans for future conQuests The likenesses of
both Taylor and Watson arc excellent, and
the whole fiui>A ui The patutiugsis highly cred
liable to the artist, Mr.. JeilGreys. Tic cur
tains have been painted for gentleman of this
city, aud cannot fail being admired They
can be seen to-day at Mr., Jeflereys' rooms.
Large Funeral Procession. The remains Of
the late Thomas S Frazer, W died at Porto
Cabollo on the l2lh OF June last, and whose
body was trought 10 this city on "Wednesday,
were, Yesterday morning, inferred in Green
Mount Cemetery" Capt, K4ne's beautiful
company Of Eige ArtllerlstS, Of which the de.
ceased was u member, attended the procession
in uniform. The excellent Band OF Captain
thcir moornful strains added much to the So
lemmty Ofthe occasion.
Couierteif. Tho Patriot has been shown
counterfeit note Of the denomination of $40, on
the Bank of the Valley OF Virginia, payable IN
Char!estown, II NJ. Brent as G sher, Obed
White as President, dated Oct. 10, 1916, letter
d, number 1910 upon one SIDE aud 1900 upon
The other. The plate entirely different from
the genuine.
A Haul. Officers Merchant and Gross made
descent, yesterday, upon notorious negro
den IN Brandy alley, and arrested the follow
ing parties, on the charge of notorious aud DIS
orderly conduct, Louisa Fletcher, Jane Queen,
Mary White and Mary A, Dorsey, They were
all committed to jail by Justice Showacse.
U S Circuit Court. This tribunal, with
Chef Jostice fancy presiding, will commence
its regular November term on Monday NOR
ming.
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TAYLOR's BULLETIN,

Il FOR THE WEEK ENDING Oct Stat.
No. Lea X BlanrhaTd's illustrated edition OF Dick
ems new work, DOmbry Il ~On-wnolesae aud
Eeiail an iof expiration. illustration Miss Fox
introduces the Par and the Dnmbey Family
This - the best and cheapest duin that has
yet appen'ed-Ony ceuts per SINGLE copy, OF
sc 50 per 100 copies.
No. Lovers Irish Stories-in paper cover so cents
do de- cloth rs.
Queen of England, hound or unbound, cheap
Young Prma Donna Won Supply, MackintosA's
MiSceanips. S7S
Old Curiosity shop
Nicholas SIckIeby
Pickwick Papers
Ratneby Rudge
Martin thunzPWit
Lend me Five ShnEs, a Farce in 0ne act, 1874
l,ittell 8 Living Age, No. 1873.
History of the Great Reformation Of the 10th
Century in Germany and Switzerland, by ].
H. D'Aubigne-the four volumes com
pl"te in One-haudsomCy hound and Illus
uaIrd. Price only ST per volume. This is
in fact the cheapest hook of tile day.
Catharine Clayton, a novel, ID
Trial Of Myers and others in newspaper and
pamphlet form, 6! aud ID
Marion anh his Mrn-aHew supyly
Volume third Of the Modern Standard Drama,
with iiue portrait Of BuflOn, 81
Woman's Rewad, by Mrs. Norton, 25
Old CrO's Nest, 81
Houston and his Republic
Rights Of Lahuur, 81
Shakespeare, No. III and ll6, 95
Pictorial England, No. 10, 25
I3.' Al the popular NEWSPAPERS of The day Il
be had at
o3.2t WILLIAM TAYIOR,S North street
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sNEALIAM TAYLOR g. co.

NWyEGLIAM TAYLOR $50.
w ivO. 2 AS OR ~ USE. N. YORK, apC
JAkVlS' BUILD GS, Bait Md.
win publish THIS Day, No 3 Modern STANDARD
Drama, cciifh by Epcs Sargent The vol contains
The po2r Gentleman, zarro,
Hamlet, The Love Chase,
Charles III, OIhelIa,
Venice Preserved, Lend Me Five Shilings
With a Portrait ami Memoir'f w. L. Burton tie
popular Comedian and 1hcatlica Manager, Hand
sOmeiy bound. Price ST.
JUST RECEIVED:
Womcn's Reward. A novel by Hon. Mrs. Norton.
author Of the Child Of the stands, &c sc as pretty
and rice a story as fvrr from the pen Of any
novelist. Price only IS cents.
Old Cro' Nest, or the Outlaws Of The Hudson; a
romance Of American FO est Life, by Rnh'I r. Gree
ley; first rae novei-~ad 10 be-. Price 81 cts.
Dumb"y q on, by Dickens; capital thing; writ
ten IN Co.'s best stye, Price II! cts.
Che ap e'iIi0n OF do. g..
For sale, who lcsalG and retail, by
WILLIAM TAYLOR s. CO,
oc29 81 jarvis Buildings, North 1T.
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REPRESENTATION F IIARPER'S PICTORI.
AL BIBLE There will &c public meeting OF Good
Samaritan Division No. SONS OF Temperance held
III the Wniiam ST eet Church, on MONDAY LVEN-
ING next, Nov. 2d for the purpose of receiving
Bible, to he presented by the Ladies of saulh Bati
more, 10 the members Of said Division. The Rev.
JOHN w RCHARDSoE " i'll present ii on beh f of the
ladlcs aud II will be received on the pTr Of the hi
vision by the Rev. w. r, EDw. HEFFEER. The Grand
Division aud members of All subordinate DVis ion 3
III good standing are pcctiuly invited TO attend.
b. The members oftuG Order WILL please meet
at he new hall, Garner o Howard and Montgomery
ss,, az O'Clock precisely and prnceed to the church.
by order, STEPHEN II. MANLY, X. Is.
o3l 2lr
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The MUSEUM Ben fl Of Mr.. S'oman One OF the
most attractive bills announced for performance
The Saloon is posted for to- night. The celebrated
come actor and vocalist, MIR. j. Sloman, takes his
enet and appears in six different characters, in the
petit comedy of "a Day After Tire Fair" and in the
course Of The evening will sing six comic songs, a.
mong which will be the laughable descriptive ballad
Of "GIue Beard.' The excellent farce of "animal
Magnetism" will also be played. This piece is said
to be very rich. Between ihe pieces grand concert
will he given by the Misses Sloman, who will intro
duce several o. their new productions. We predict
a great rush 20 he Saloon tonight,
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ship Harvest, Fuller, Rotterdam, SChasr & Kuster,
Ship Scotia, Leslie, Liverpool Clark L. kellogg
Schr J. Z. Mitchell, Eaton, Charleston, Williams
BIO.
soop Thos Harwood, Digs, Matthews co. Va.
master.
sAlhED-sehrs VIM Henry, Ryder West Indies;
wilmington, WlLIes Captain French, sick) Whining
tOh, &; and Miesent Dodge YORK;
ARRIVED
Baroue Iicbe, Green, from Rio de Jansro, 10 nit.
t39 day 10 the Cap's an days in the bay coffee
10 Bfckht ad Il Peace, WIN Robinson, Jr. and ii.
RIeRan y sons; VI. BaIhuIst s. Son 10 whom sho
belong,l Len barQu"s CUBA, Blanchard, for
New Orleans, loading MARY r. Huhd Ell, McN Near for
Boston lundng; SaIplu, Bcmson, { ON 30. die; Ca
meta Curtis, from Ca0iz, du; Active, FOAWelI, for
balumor III days; Lieuta, Lewis, de-. next day;
Home, Witgate, luk, lG'g; bugs Francis Lord,
GiaddIng from New YORK, waiting freight; Pnulney,
Mo ait, from MonleVdeO just arrived; scnrs Hannah,
W"odnnn, dis; Dorsey from Boston unc. Spoke l7th
inst. al. 81 81 ". lon 81 ~ w. brig Sus,' 4, ij0m
Eastpari tor ur West lHdes-oCsrd To he reported.
Big Franc ne. Gardner, fr0ni st JOHNS, 2, r.
l6 INST ballast "a Kirkland ChaN Go. Lt II brigs
Water WITCH lac b on. 10 satl ~ 1t day for AIecIbO,
10 load for Btlinnui Kae Fender ea-i, Evans, aFriv
cd I4n ~ Saii II 10, MayaZneZ hhd Baltin ores schT
,Ohn w Dodge, Cheever. from Nrwhu ypot, disc.
Pas enseTS, Mr. Francis Preston Of Porto Rico, and
w II rh Of PmladrlpIir. Captain Gardner ar
rived last 'vening pr steamer POcahuntas, having
his vessel IN Annapolis.
Big Anduscogg II, Larrabee, I'm Portland piasteF,
t. Jmrs x AhhUit. ..'
Schr Eliza Hand Raker, days FIN Boston, assH
cargo. IN WliliI fgt u go.
Stramer L,tuigIr, I 'ann0n, frr m Nctfik Saw off
the Rapnahann"ck full rieGed big, and # Font NO
Point migannt -hulh baud ~. The bic YOU
sia, Owen. (oi PhlHdelnhla) whichs lied from Bal
timorr Tor Citnu Cos, was yesterday III tow of pilot
boat Cuquntie bounj 10 SorfUIk-had lost flying jib;
no other IOss percePtihe. ... ... ...
MtMURANnA; -.
On l0Ih inst. lat 25 20 ION Cd 80. brig Hose, Pen
dsraast from Baltimore. 10 days "a b0nni To Port
an Pri &C" had experienced severe weather, and lost
deck load. ... ..
Brig Architect, Cray, FIR Rrazns ST Jaea, cleared at
Orleans, 2lSt INST. Scu BiahidDGer, Baker, arid
al do same day from PORT Lavacca,
Bug Athena, Rydtr, fiom Baltimore, AIRED Mt Bos-
ton 21lh .t....
Schr Wdew Wadnan, KiItom, for Baltimore I,
saiipd from BuckspOrt 22t.
schr d II. Adams, Adams, for Baltimore, sailed
from Nantucket 9Th.
2sth.
Schr Mary Emelme, Knse, for City Point, Va.
went TO sea tim CharIest0S 24th .
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ENNHE RICHMOND TRAGEDY Just
q published, IN bnok iorm-price 49, ceRts-an
authenticate report fine nlal Uf Myers and Others,
for the Murder OF Dudley Marvyu HOyt. With the
eloquent speeches OF Counsel, aud The Letters" IN
ul-wth explanatory mites, which finnish clear
aud complete history Oflhe case. Drawn up by the
editor Of the Richmond SOU heFn Stand nd.
RICHARDS Co, Publishers.
For Sale Wholesale Il Retail by
WIN. TAYLOR, JARVIS Buildings,
NORTH STREET.
N, 3 All the Popular Papers Of Baltimore, PhiIa-
delpha, New York ana Boston, 10 he be had ut
oc3O y TAYLOR'S.
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d ,APITAL PRIZE DEPOT.

a
u I44 PRATT STREET.
WEALTH WEALT II! WEALTH! All v no are
SEE king wealth. III this world would do we'll 10 call
aud ste M no LIZ LA PraII 81 ,oFpOsIte The Depot,
and secure for III INST Ives fortune; and 10 tIuse
our of HE city who wOulG wish Ia he IN IN" road TO
i"IluUe, must send Their OrGeis TO tim tor Prize
Tickets. We are detCrmI ed 10 sell piZes and there
is no use OF ir! g 10 stop 1t only vans small
InveStpt MT 10 secure the of uusans; every
tOdy should my chance with BUY ing by the
Package is zoe d way of Investing money, as every
package is warranted draw one half me mo- ey in-
YES "a, aud tney from 80 to Sl5r capital p'lzcs
which they draw h0m S4,OO0 10 $50 100 Toy us
only once il no MORE 10 what uck is in for
you in this way
SCHEMES THIS WEEK ARE
FRIDAY, capital 81 OU0 tickets 25c., shares in pro-
portion.
SATURDAY, capital slO,OGO tickets Soc, shares in
proportion.
LOOK out for FRIDAY, the Lottery in which we
sold the cainiai last week. package of IS tickets
tor So, winch may draw the h et hreh st capitals.
Every uOdy snUul have pack gt lhis. rs eiehIhs
for lhU Sn GLE Ilckeis draw TIE 81 900, ptiCt %
crntSim Come trv what luck IeTr Is tor l0u
Persons ordering tickets from distance may rely
on having nj as ny us j. they W. re 10
ch0se III, lnseIvCs, and the Official drawing seat as
soon drawn. 49,. ....... ... .. .I....
liberal discount will be paid 20 persons who pslT
chase by the package or quantity,
For sale in the greatest variety lucky numbers BY
the package, single ticket or share All orders, per
mail or otherT ise addressedto ..#. - q
.' nj. DOYLE, No.l44 PratIsIreet,
y, raj 0npusite r. n q. r. r. nsDct
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te7- We invite the attention cf the public To The
certificates nf cure performed by DR. CULLEN'S
INJIAN VEGETABLE PASAGEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published. The hiah
standing of he gentlemen whose names are gwen
as having wlaessed this cure, precIudes the p,ssi
biity of imposition. There is II large number Of
persons now taking this mefcine in THIS city, whose
residence will be given by applying Ia the Agen s,
Gates, ScS
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A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.

A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
CRAoovIESNE.
Come, q cone, aud Iake puff.
You wi! n i be treated rouuh;
Come, y come, and take delight,
And smoke CIGARS b, day or night.
BOOTH'S CIGARS are all The 20,
Every one has told me So"
They are going Ike hot cakes,
From the Factory where he makes.
P.S. JOHN r. BOOTHS Cigar aud Tobacco cs-
tablshmeat is in hanover STREET., 3 doors
South of Camden, nearly opposite his old and IA
vor tie stand. [slt KttI 020
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Ggs- PATAPsCO FIRE COMPANY. A quarterly
ntcting Of the PatarscO Fire Co mpauy VIII he held
at their Hail on MONDAY EVENING, &uv. 81, at 7
o'clO,k As committee is To be appOined TO lon-
EatG officers 10 serve for The ensuing ysar the mem
hers are requested to be punctuIl IN their ate I'd
ance. by ordtT,
e3l 2t HENRY NJ mII.NOR Sec,v
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Our Book TABLE We have received from Mr..
VIM. Taylor, North ST., "'fhe Modern STANDARD Ora
ma" Vol 3D., edited by Epes SARGENT Esq. lIcoR-
tsins The Poor Gentleman, Hamlet, Charles ID, We
nice Preserved, FizlnO, fhe Love Chase, OthelrO,
aud Lend Me Five ShIImgs, aud is embelIished with
portrait Of WIN. L. Burton, Esq, as Dr.. Olapod in
the comedy of tbs Posr Genteman. 1t can be had
al Taylors.
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B5- UNIVERSITY uF MARYLAVn-FAc GUILTY
OF fHYsIc- introductory Lecturts. Frcf POWER
VIII deliver his introductory Lecture THIS EVEN
zeal ChHege, Lombard street. I he plblic are re-
sprcuu!iy inVled to a tend.
1t WIN. f. A. AKIN, NJ. u, Dean,
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OFFICE OF EMORY b 90.

Opposite Bamums, Bait Md.
gI5.. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Ma. Consnr'
daiCd LOTTERY. class M. IS for 1886 For kenef
of Frederick Female Seminary.
IA 60 81 Al IL AZ 20 &C 81 6 l4l9
90 and l. heinG the LIST aud ID drawn Nos. each 3l5
81 and III, being the ID aud 81 drawn Nos. each 10
Al aud 81, being The sd and An drawn Nos. each
II and "A, being the 4Ih and S,h; or u aud A., be-
iHg the III aud 9th drawn Nos. eacn 6
90 and AZ, being the 9th and TIL; ~ 80 and Sc, be-
ing the 9TH aud Sth drawn Nos. each
All iaVIua Two OF the drawn Nos. ON them, each
All having one on OF The drawn Nos. on, " /
II EMORY & CO.. No. , N. Calvert-st.
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ny- WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BAL
TimORE--1he INTRODUCTORY LECTURES
for the session Gf 1876 H. will he delivered ii me
Cheni nj Hal, al u, 2. W, 10 commence; on mon.
DAY EVENING NEXT, and TO continue in The fol-
lowing order:
Profess or NJ ONKUR, on MONDAY 10Th.
4" FOREMAN, on TUESDAY, 18th,
GIBSON, on WEONES DAY ,28'h.
WILSON, on THURS DAY, agh.
LEONARD, on FRIDAY, 3Uth
=" STOKES, on SATURDAY, 3lst.
The pnb'ic H. respectfully inv,trt 10 attend,
The An rtomical Rooms were opened on lstinstant.
students of mescne can obtain rooms at the College
by applying to the Steward OF the Hospital.
oc25-lOt e, FOREMAN, Dean.
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rr,uERE,s NO rsET TO DEWITT TIL.

FEHIIERE'S MO USE TO ID ENE III The
n large numternf citizens and strangers who
make investments every day nj the well known, tar
famed and lucky lottery office of EMORY & Coz
No, N. Calvert suett, concur IN prnnounClhs II
first in beauty Of arrangement first in the enor'
nous amount of pnze money 1t daily pays i's pa
irons, and FIRST in the immense number OF tickets
it sells all over the United States. The very iater
ng pncOmiunIs which they receive from every sec
ton Of the Union, is pleasing evidence OF eesil-
malIOn in which they are held as prz' sellers. Per
yesterdays drawing, city and country patrons OF
Emory Il Co came in (as indeed they do.every day.
fol a large porti"u OF s'name 70 tunes srriles"
nEEE Is A PRETTY SCHEME.
Two grand 'iitlt Prizes of 5000 DOLLARS each
10 Nos. and Ia drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
prize of S5,n0o | prize of S2,O0O
l " 5000 " " l,l64
and Is at $500 each.
Tickets only 50 U0-shau IN proporion.
This is a beauty f. r packages. EMORY co.
will sell package in this Lottery, containing 2G
ticket for h. small sun Of 81. We say trya acK
age--a fortune suite! EMORY Co. sold s'ne So
three No. prizes in ye=ierd'y's Small Fly LOTTERY
EMORY & co in luck and no mistake
p. S.-For prize packages or sagIe tickets, nd
dress the old established house Of Emory " Co., 81
Office from Market street, in Ca9ert
EN- Ky y Co, u. =. Lottery Agency,
No. = t'aiyert-st ID LOTTERY Office
II from Baltimore street.
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UNIVERSITY OF D.-FA-
" GUILTY OF PHYStC-SESSiON If 1915 aud
H7-The IL cures will commence on MONDAY
October Goth and Continue until the LIST of Mach en-
suing: .....
I RICHARD WlLM0T HALL, NJ. D., Obstetrics
and Medical Juri. plu dence
WILLIAM b. A. AikiN, NJ D., Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
NATHAN r. SNITH, NJ. D.. Surgery. ..
Samuel. CHEW, NJ. D., Therapeutics, Materia
Mpdica and ygipne.
JOSEPH ROSY, NJ u. Anatomy and Physiology.
WILLIAM POWER, NJ. D., Theory aud Practice OF
Mrdicine.
GEORGE w. MTLTENBERGER, NJ. D., Do
munstratGr of Anatomy,
Iusncti0" in Clinical Medicine aud Clinical sur
gerry every day at The Baltimore inf'may, opposite
The Nj diil Col eye Fees for the enife course $50;
mattcuation fee. IS tracunii0n fee, SaO clinical
ticket free; disaecrig ticket oPii"ial witt The stu
d, MIS- WILLIAM i. n, AKIN, M, ID.
| oc2O ctNovl Dean of the Faculty.