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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

HoM1c1DE.-The Memphis (Tenn.) En-
quirer, of the 22d ult., says: We under
stand that DR.. Jenifer was shot and killed
by DR.. Grant, in Helena, Arkansas, on Tues
day last, in a street rencontre. We have
not heard any of the particulars. The de-
ceased was son Of the Hon. Daniel Jeni-
fer, of Maryland. DR.. Grant has recently
settled in Helena, having removed there
from the neighborhood of Vicksburg.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

The Resolution moved by Mr.. WEBSTER,
calling upon the President to communicate
copies of any correspondence which may
have taken place between this Government
and that of Great Britain, or Ministers Of
either, since the date of the papers commu-
nicated at the meeting of Congress, came
up in the Senate on Thursday last, and was
passed without any direct opposition.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

BANK DIREcToRs.-The following gen.
tlemen were elected, by the joint balloting
of the House and Senate, directors on the
part of the State:
Farmers Bank Of Observation-Disclosures
Gheislin, of Prince George county; Alex.
KiIgour, of Montgomery; Thomas J. Hill
len, of Calvert.
Mechanics Bank Of Baztimore-James
Barroll and J. R. Magruder, Of Baltimore
city.
Bank Of Hagerstoacn-Andrew Kershner
and Isaac Newcomer.
Branch Of the Farmers Bank at EastOn-
James E. Barroll, of Kent county; James
Dickson, of Dorchester; and Jacob G. Will
son, of Caroline.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Saturday, Jan. 24h.-Memorias were
received from Judge Booth, of Delaware
and his daughter. praying divorce as ask
ed by William Chase Barney, in prior pc
tition. Referred.
Mr.. BoTELER obtained leave TO report a
bill for electing the tax collectors of Frede-
rick county by the people.
Mr.. FERGUSON obtained leave to report
bill subjecting stocks and funded property
to executions.
Mr.. STEPHENSON submitted an order call
ing for report of the condition, sc. of the
State arms. Adopted.
The report of the majority of the COM
mittee on Printing, proposing contract with
Messrs. Riley & Davis, to do the current
printing of the session, was taken up as the
order of the day.
The minority Of the committee made a
counter report. After lengthy and warm
debate, the majority report was adopted by
a vote Of 40 10 81.
.Monday-Mr Cox presented memorial
from John E. Snodgrass, demonstrating a.
gainst the action of the Legislature, in re-
ference to an alleged violation of the law of
1885, CHI. 1875. Referred to the Senate
Mr.. BOWIE obtained leave to report bill
providing for the punishment of slaves in
the higher grades Of offence.
Mr.. EGE obtained leave to report bill
relating to trustees in cases of deeds of trust
On motion of Mr. HOLIDAY, the COM
mttee on Printing was directed to inquire
into the propriety OF annually advertising
for the execution of the public printing by
contract
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, the Treasur-
er was directed TO report the names of all
agents of nonresident insurance companies
Mr.. STEPHEN reported bill providing
for biennial sessions of the Legislature
Laid over.
Iuesday.-Mr. KENT submitted resolu-
ton to increase the salary of the clerk to
the Treasurer, by the payment of $3.50 out
of the proceeds of the States tobacco in
spection fund, for the labor caused by the
management of that fund Passed by vote
of 81 to 81.
The House took up the bill from the COM
mittee of Ways and Means, supplemental to
the act of last year, imposing tax on the
vi CAGCutOIS dIlu duIululSLTd-
tors. The object Of this bill is to carry out
the provisions of the original act, and make
the tax earlier available to the Treasurer of
the State, and imposes no further. tax. 1t
was recommitted.
Theresolutions submitted by Mr. ScHLEY,
relative TO the boundary between this State
and Virginia, were taken up and referred TO
the committee on Foreign Relations, with
instructions to report by the 9th of Febru-
airy.
Wednesday.-A communication was re-
ceived from the Adutant General, giving the
number of arms, Sc, i'll the armory, and the
disposition made of those received from the
General Government since 1885.
On motion of Mr.. HOOVER, a committee
was appointed to inspect the public build
ings and to inquire into the expediency Of
authorizing the appointment of keeper o.
the same.
Mr.. JOHNSON, from the committee or
Ways and Means, reported with the amend
ments, the bill re-committed yesterday, sup,
Elemental to the act taxing collateral inhe.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

We have received the January No. of the
Southern Planter, which comes this month,
as it always does, studded with agricultural
reading gems, most of which are peculiarly
adapted to the products Of this and the ad-
joining counties of this State. We are of
opinion, that where an agricultural journal
is handsomely sustained, as we can but be-
leve this is, it reflects alike credit upon the
journal and its supporters. The editor of
the Planter has been solicited, for the las.
year or two, to enlarge his limits, and con-
fesses he has been fattered by the call it.
self, as we'll as the generous terms in which
it has been frequently couched, He ex-
presses himself pleased at the increasing de-
mand for works of this kind, and proposes
to publish weekly journal, independent of
the monthly, handsomely illustrated with
cuts, and of the most respectable appearance,
adding that, off it please our friends to pa
tronise this undertaking, we shall be happy
to enlarge the sphere of our usefulness, and
our diligence shall prove our appreciation
of their kindness.'
The terms for the weekly are three dol
lars year, payable in sixty days after the
issue of the first number, or four copies for
ten dollars, paid in advance. To enable
the editor, Mr.. Bolts, TO present such jour-
nal as he is DESTROYS of to the public, it will
require, he says, one thousand subscribers,
which number we are truly in hopes he
will find no difficulty in procuring,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

ed. The report states the amount of the
claim to have been, on the 9Th December
last, $13O,4O5
MIR. STEPHENSON reported bill supple
mental to the act relating to unlawful deal
lngs with negroes, and the reception Of
stolen goods.
Mr. McLANE obtained leave to report a
Dill supplemental to chapter lO3 Of 1914
authorizing a reduction of the maximum
charge Tor passengers on the Baltimore and
Washington railroad.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

DIvoRcE.-The bill which passed the
House few days since, divorcing William
Chase Barney, of Maryland, has passed the
Senate. She is thus restored, by the law,
to all her former rights and privileges. The
reason assigned for the divorce is, that the
marriage ceremony was performed in Ian
guage unknown to the young lady, and
therefore declared fraud, and, as such null
and void.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

We see that bill providing for biennial
sessions of the Legislature of Maryland has
been passed in the Senate by vote of IL
to S. 1t has yet to 60 through the ordeal
of the House, whether with like success
remains with time to develope.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. S, 1916.

We are pleased to see that bill has
passed the Senate authorizing the Commits
sioners of this county to levy sum of mo-
ney for the repairing of the court house.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

A LUsTY GIRL.-There is girl at Leo
minister (Mass.) who weighs upwards OF
three hundred pounds, and yet is only IL
years of age. If she lives to grow up,
she will be fair mark for Cupid
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-02-05

In the Senate OH Thursday last the Navy
Bill was further discussed, IN d speech,
by Mr.. SPEIGHT, of Mississippi; after which
the Senate adjourned over to Monday
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Thro,cing bricks. Officer Lambert yesterday
afternoon arrested negro, named Cornelius
Pascolt, on the charge of throwing brick a
ganst the door of the house of one Rebecca
Forty, colored He was fined 81 and costs by
Justice Shaeffer. And about forty on his back
would not have done him any harm.
ASSAULT. Louisa Thompson was arrested yes
terday by officer Fox on the charge of assault
ing and beating another frail sister by the name
of Sarah Waters Louisa was held to bail not
to whip Sarah, or any other of the peaceable
citizens of the State again, by Justice Meal
lister.
Election of c6cers. At the annual meeting
of the Washington Hose Company, held on
Monday evening the 9th instant, the following
officers we're elected-WiliamC Simms, Pre-
sIdent; Philip T. Turheld, LIST Vice President;
David R. Brown, Cd Wee PRESIDENT William
l.. Chopper, Secretary, and Henry A. Hunt,
Treasurer.
Stealing. Temperance Lambrck (colored)
charged with stealing sundry tin water buckets,
four willow baskets and an umbrella, the pro-
perty Of Ny John Mulroy, was arrested yes
terday by officer Chisholm and fully committed
for trial by Justice Showacre,
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NEW HATS vs.. SHOCKING BAD ONE.

NEW HATS vs.. SHOCKING BAD ONES.
MesSrs. Editors Of the Clipper:
10 Many are the ills and veIationJ one is subject
To, who sports a shocking bad hat. IN 0ldrn times
it was conceded that ''Ihe mind is The index of the
man. hut now, in this age of improvement and great
di cernmeht, let the body be the tenement for n mind
of the mobiles, attributes, of heart ever so good aud
generous how liable is the p0sseSsOr To b. cut and
passed by unnoticed if he he not deckCd in the uap-
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is now all and all TO constitute the man, for
who is not allured by outward Appearances Aye,
does not 9th" learned pate duck to the golden g0d'
more in obeisance to what is on the head than in IL
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing recoGntions, and honled congratulations should
70 10 "KEEVIL'S," 90 Baltimore STREET, there
purchase a HAT cheap, aud OF quality to o'er gloss
faults innumerahIC, If such there be, the which,
''Like richest Alchymy,
VIII change TO virtue and to worlhiness."
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. KEEYIL,
Jad-eottr AgeHItor the Proprietor,
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pSORTUNEs FOR SALE. The extraordi-

uNORTUNES FOR SALE. The extraordi-
M' nary luck heretofore met with by adventures
atm DUYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. IA Pratt st.
opposite the Railroad Depot and next to Bradshaw's
United States Hotel, is astonishing, and would hard
" be credited if the fact notorious to ad-
init of n doubt All that will be necessary to con-
vince the most sceptical will be trial In some fthe
folio wing splendid schemes:
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets S5, shares
in proportion.
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $780, tickets s2s, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, the "Thomas Thumb Lottery' viii
BIZ drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets ST., halves 81 cLs.
quarters Is cts Certificate of package will Ifs'j
sued as follnws A package consisting of IS mole
tickets for @l2 halves S6, qrs, So, and eiehths ELI
some prize Tor a small outlay
iinuai discount VIII be paid to persons who pur-
chase by tie package quantity.
For sale in the variety OF lucky numbers, By
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, pei
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, So.l44 Prattstreet,
1t [Rl Opposite B. s. 0. Il. z. Depot.
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CALVERT HALL.

CALVERT HALL.
NER. TEMPLETON will have the honor Of
IVa making his first appearance in Baltimore, in
one of his popular Musical Entertainments entitled
THE RIO Sc, THISTLE, AND SHAMROCK,
On MONDAY EJENTNG, Jan. IL.
Gan interval OF ten minutes between The carts
PROGRAMME-PART FIRST,
THE ROSE.
SONGS-"Sally in our allty."
"Tell her love her"
Hunting SOug-"Ol ToWer.D
In tue coutSe OF the evening, the taYnrite Song Of
81 love her. How love her." As originally sung
by MI. Templeton in the Grand Opera Of :Gustayus"
PART II.
THE SHAMROCK.
SONGS-"Meetlng of the Waters
owe may Roam thro' this World"
"The Minstrel Boy"
PART III.
TIE THIsTLE.
SONGS-"JUhu Anderson, my 10"
"a mans n Man for a. that"
"Joiy Begearn
~ Tickets so ccnts--may be had at Robnsop;s
Circulating Library, the Music stores, and the dDols.
tGf' Doors open at 6 to commence at - O'Clock.
~ Books Of the Words (pFice leg cents tachl to
be Had at the doors ja7 st
StShND "rwPLInTEsTAEY BALI,
Va 70 be given to Nr. G. O. phillips nv III ~,
pills, VIII be held at White Hall Saloon,
On MONDAY EVENING, 10Th inst
on WlIch occasion IN managers feel confident Of
giving satisfaction to all who may be present on this
OCCASION as they are determined that this shall he
the most pleasant and agreeable bah of the season
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, to he hal Mr.. P. The
Managers, Or my Of his rups.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
H. w. :, Evans Thomas z. D. Seth
WIN. Kune,
NJ a n A G. Frs:
Thomas TyaEt Benjamin Bnyon
Richard Rel John Siemmtr
William Hardy Alex Balen,iur
Thomas Philips John W. Williams
N. b. Murray Celebrated ColilIion Band viii BE-
IN attendance. g. PHILIPS,
tlETlN~aiI Master q
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YuyHE SUBSCRIBER intends removing on
a the 10Th inst TO No. 524 Baltimore street, near
Howard and will previous, for -four days ONLY, give
GREAT BARGAINS in a variety of Goods that he
does not intend Keeping, and wishing 10 close them
off entirely, even great sacrifice.
ja7 ELIAS HALE, No. ll2 Baltimore street.
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
.4NOTHER STOCK SELLING OFF AT COST
"COME AND SEE"
~ No. 81 BALTIMORE STREET,
large stock nf Fancy and staple Goods will he sold
at PRIME COST Where some of the greatest bar
gains of the season may be had.
CASH "ERGS, MO 'SELINES, CHlNTZEs,
CALICOE5, SILKS, SHAWLS,
BLANKETS, FLAN 'ELS, DOMESTICS,
and all kinds of Fancy Goods, beautiful and rich
CLOTHS, CASSINERES, VESTINGS,
SCARF5, CRAYATS, HDKFS.
of all on titles and kinds at prime cost, without
serve. Call early and you will not be disappointed.
Ia3 EDWARD j. RICHARDSON,
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Texas; and he thinks that this object IS Wort"
a war with England. 1t is an unworthy prIn-
o;,l, g., "a, .,,,,,,. o,l II cannot he that the
','. ...o-,vig, 6 hatred bo-
o'"o' WIN lo"S 'o'''''"' -,
and ina,mcd. Il was DESIGNED by the wise and
r,trio,ic Trainers Of the constitution, that We
sboaId be one people. in feeling and interest
and to effect this there was concession and
co,,,ron,iso Rut orr modern patriots would
rcnd the Union asunder TO gIauiy Pfeluulcc OF
passion or under the false PFe'eA' Oh humanity
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VI Gu )AKLICI, &C. K. McELDOWNEY &
co. have on hSf and offer for sale at at the lowest
possible prices large and well selected stock of the
Mousen de Laine, Cashmere, Linen Goods, velvets,
Curtain Goods, Domestic Goods sc.
1863 Baltimore street.
d29 Between Calvert and Light.
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E2-NOTICE Thrmcnbers Of the COLUMBIAN
FiEE COMPANY are hereby notified 10 attend the
Auruat meeting On WEDNESDAY EENENING, 7th
inst, O'Clock At the Hall Of their Engine House
Tor the election OF officers Bv oder.
jgG-2t+ A. ". STOCKTON. Scc'y.
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f7- NOTICE, There will be a meeting of the
FEMALE SEAMAN'3 FRIEND SOCIETY in the
Lecture Room Of the Rev. Mr.. Backus' Church. on
WEDNESD AY, the IN iusrnut, at 3. O'Clock, 2. NJ.
The Ladies respectfully requested to attend. 81
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IN}RIE

On the 4th ms. by Rev. Mr. Elder, FRASCIs RAE to
Miss MARY A. ELDER, both of this city.
On the 18th inst by Rev. !, W. Tllyard, CHAs NJ.
LEAvITT 10 Miss ELIZABaTH SULLIVAN, al. of this
city,
ON the 9Th inst, by Rev. Henry Slicer, JSo. Pxie-
sos 10 Miss FRANCES q. BECK, all OF TINS civ.
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VENO HOTEL KEEPERS. The subscribe
q has just received pair of very large CHI AFiNG
DISHES with Spirit Lamps a. inches) which are the
largest and best article that has been Offered IN
this city for sale. TRey will be- sold low Tor cash, at
the Original Furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED Fl REP, No. 1886 Baltimore st.
Jas End Tin store above Howarl-st
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

53At the thirlieth annual meeting of the
Columbia Typographical Society of Washing
ton city, held on the Sd inst, the following Of
fcors were elected for the ensuing year:
CHARLES F. LowREY, President.
JAMES d. CHEDAL, Vice President.
MICHAEL CATION. Treasurer
p. II. Brooks, Corresponding Secretary.
THOMAS RIcu, Recording Secretary.
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REPRESENTATIVE DEAD. The death of DR..
Halves, delegate from King William in the
Virginia Legislature, was announced in the
House on Thursday last.
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The HEAVENS. We learn from the New
Haven Herald, that Bela's Comet is now on
its return to the sun, and has already been seen
with the aid of good telescopes. 1t will pass
It's perheion ON The lIlh of next February.
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ETF- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish "a
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Sold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete, at his Old Established Sore, Water ST. I'd door
from Calvert, O2l
gF-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen
or 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 ew
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
TO order of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c. &C.. for sale and made order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. f. s. FRYER,
Milf Ne Nafth Gay street.
l3-A fresh supply of Doctor J. 5. ROSE'S ME-
DICINES, for Lung and Chronic ID seases, &c. Just
received, consisting Of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophylactc Syrup, Lmiments, Tonic Pills, Sc,
with a treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner Of Hanover and Market sts.,
ne4 3m Baltimore, Md.
a(5-CORONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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opposite Barnum's Hotel.

EMORY s. co.
GJ7- TODAY, Is ballots. Capitals $50 900 $1,000
S2j00, $500, Sl291, Sc. Single tickets only ST. 25.
Q3-FACKAGES, Emory s. Co will sell for 8 g SO.
Orders from the country for tickets or shares Of tick
cts should, TO meet immediate attention by return
mail, be always irected to
EMORY & CO, Calvert street,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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= j. ETERS, Jr.
20 MERCHANT TAILOR.


Se MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. SOUTH STR EFT.
Respectfully asks the attention of his friends TO a
supply of fashionable GOODS he has this DAY receiv-
ed, consisting principally of Embossed Veye VEST
ING, Of very superior patterns; White Marseies
Embroidered do IN entire new article) Also a
very choice assortment BOuj French CASSIMERES
with an assortment OF English and French CLOTHS,
The whole of the above named goods will be rea
dy for Inspection early this morning, to which the
public generally are invited. ja7-eO4t
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PosTPoSENEHT. 1t will he seen by notice in
another column that the Concert Of Sacred Music
which was TO have taken place last night in the
Charles street VI. Z. Church, has, on account of the
inccmency Of the weather, been postponed till FIJI
day evening next.
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HERR ALIEN ,NDER. The second exhibition of this
gentleman the Holiday Street Theatre, was attend
ed last evening" Notwithstanding the extreme incem-
ency Of the weather, by quite good audience. His
experiments are incompyehensibe, bewildering, and,
wilhal, highly amusing. They combine the vast re-
sources of chemistry, pneumacs ana optics, and as
sisted by the lghtning-like quickness of his hands
will sufficiently crafty the audience, without the as
sistance of his costly and magnificent apparatus, a
sight OF which is alone worth the price of admission
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THE MUsEUM-Bencft Of Miss Kate Ludlop. This
charming actress takes benefit at the saloon of the
Museum this evening, on which occasion the whole
strength of the company will be brought in requisi-
ton. The interesting drama OF The "Ido Witness, ;"
the Polka Dance by Miss Ludlow and Miss Cannon,
Irish Story and Dance by Mr., b. Williams, Pas Seul
by Miss Cannon, and the avorite farce of the Youne
Widow" are the attractions full house, of course
The public will bear in mind that this is positively
the last week they will have an opportunity of see.
ing the Great Hydrarchos, or Monstrous Marine Rep
tile.
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S 100000 c T9 b! had at l2 gc Gr5y g
FIELD s. CO.'S TO DAY. Where was sold yester-
day To Nos. 81 42 prizp Of STAG to a gentleman
of this city. Nos 25 36 81 pIizG of 5000 sent to
Harrisburg, Pa Nos ~ 81 60 sold in the city.
Nos. Md. Consolidated Lottery, class ], drawn
January s, tow st prize S3, are:
Sc 90 81 81 ~ rs Cd . "a AZ 50 90.
Draws TO-DAY, t&e beautiful scheme of Md.
Lottery, class J..
THE CAPITALS ARE:
l prize OF 100000 | prize OF $500 =
" 5000 " 1884
Tickets S5-shares in proportion
In which Schoolfeld Go. viii sell certificate pack
ages that cost S32 SO for only sic 25.
nc Draws next SATURDAY, January 10th, the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, cass q capital prize
S4OUO-Tickets Sl-shares in proportion, in which
SchoOield & Co. will sell on certificate packages of
25 whole tickets for only sl4, halves 81 co. quarters
SO so, eghths 81 IS. For the prizes please address,
the great prize sellers
SCHOOLFIELD CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t First office from Baltimore street,
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New York CIRcUs-C'o,on' Benefit. To-nighthas
been set aside for the benefit of the iniptable "Dan
Rice - the popular clown of this establishment. The
bill he offers is rich in fun and jokes and cannot
fail to meet with the universal satisfaction of his nu-
merous friends. Mr. N. b. Turner will ride his cele
brated Freman's Act, on two and four horses. This
received with great favor upon its first repre-
sentation, and we pleased TO it announced in
this evenings programme. To ensure good seat an
early attendance will be indispensable, and his friends
intend TO hold "mass meeting' upon the occasion,