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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-03
I'd. Paine &. Co.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

Al a NhCfEHS lE LIZ l. IElSlES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE business Of the agency OF Messrs D. PAINE &
i CO heretofore conducted under the firm Of T;
RUSSELL HIGG Err & co will hereafter be carried
by h. subscriber ageGt for ;hs Managers, and all
orders addressed 10 them o. TO myself vii be puinp-
" attended 10. 4. W PURCELL,
Agent for ID. PAINE u co,
managers Of Lotteries.
friends and the patrons Of The late ffm, viy:-s3a oOo
loo vi l,091-lowest three number prize, 3iJO.
Grand Cons, Iidated Lottery, Class ~, 10, In h-
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, March 7th, leit. IS
Nos., IL drawn.
ss,SO CATTLE; n.;: :, :. ooo
f.A' q s.ooa ~ = i,5oO
:" " 1910 InO 1000
:" " 2,s4) Ia $40
4 Certificate of 2s wboss viii be sent for sIls %
\ Certificate of IS Halves Will he sent for 20 20
a Certificate of 25 Quarters w be sent for ~ 80
Another Grand Scheme for HI March.
$4,000! 20 O0OI 100000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 20. II, 10 be drawn nj
W,,aiiueto;, Delaware, on saturday, March l4,h. -
Mes, 10 drawn.
I, p,,z, of Sara Prize al IS aoo
" aoGoo 10 900
- 10 0gO 40 $40
5000 100 I" 400
Tickets S;2, halves, 6, quarters j.
a Certificate Of ~ Vhoes costs sll4 on
i Certificate OF e6 Halves costs u 10
Certificate OF 20 Quarters costs 30 W
$4,000, 10000 100 Of 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. ~. 10 he
dawn on Saturday, March 2ls, 1910. IS Nos, u
drawn.
Iar1D 2l33
5000 100 900
5hDD 80 $50
1000 63 $50
Ticket. sla. halves 6, quarters
A Certificate oi 81 Whoies costs 1856 90
A Certificate nj 25 Halves costa o. %
A Certificate OF rs Quarters costs 70 81
$4,000, $4,000, leo OF 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 10, % be drawn
on Saturday, March 18th, 1916 - Nos, ~ drawn.
onASp CAPITALS:
Prizs of s31Ou0 Pr;ze Of $500
Z" - l5gv0 1900
% 1850 o3-i
Tickets Si2, halves &, quarters 2.
Certificate of N W;icrs vii, he sent for Sli3 ~
Certificate of 20 Halves will he sent for II 20
A Certificate of 20 Quarters will be sent for IS s.
Gt,s Orders meet the mast prompt atientlon ihe
drawings sent all who order fom u.s. aud The cash Tor
all Capital Prizes can he had usual If sight, the mo-
.Gt the drawings received.
En, LARGE Prizes address n. PAINE s. CO.,
r.S17 Managers, Richmond, Virginia
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BOSTON

- This distinguished HORSE, whose per.
ESI\ furmances on the turf were uneQualled, and
~ whose colts have, as far Us tried, been un.
-llL commonly successful, so much go, that every
one but onel that has been trained has been pnner
will stand this Spring my plantation, Oakland, IN The
county of Chesterfield about twenty-five miles from
both Petersburg and Richmond, and is now ready TO
serve mares fifty dollars the season. payable at It's ex-
praton, which will be fifteenth July next. Servants
sent with mares will be boarded gratis, and mares led
and we'll fed, &c wished, at reasonable price-pasurags
and lots extensive, and excellent
Feb. l7-ctlstJune w. r. JOHNSON.
NJ The Richmond Wing and Petersburg lnteliigencsi
viii COPY and continue iii first June.
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HOOKER g. OSBORN.
j.. WORD. Lotsery Wonder

Opposite THE EXCHANGE HorEL AND Posr
OOrFlcE, l,lcAMoHD, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under The management OF. G. Gregg
~ & Co.. on Tie same terms that lhey are sold at
The Managers Office
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Jan. l3-cw2m


TN CHANCERY-viRoIsIA AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancsry Louisa county, on the 5th day Janu
airy, 1886: me-
against
John n. Carpenter, John Loveiess and Nancy his
wife the said Nancys children by this said john Love-
less and by her former husband - Arnett, deceased
the descendants of sally 1isdale, deceased, Philip
Liig and son. Hall Nelson Charles g. Gay and Thomas
W. Marion late merchants and partners, trading un
der the style and firm Of Hall Nelson 4 Co, and
other defendants
The defendants above named, not having entered
their appearance and given security according To law
and the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisac
tory evidence that they not inhabitants OF this Siaie
ON motion OF plaintiffs by their Attorney, II Is ORDER
ed that the said defendants John Carpenter John
Loveess and Nancy his wife, the said Nancy's chill
dren by the said John LoveIess and by her former hu,
band - Arneii. deceased, the descendants of Sally
Tsdale, deceased, Philip Litig and son, and Hall Neil
son Charles s. Gay and Thomas W. Marion, late mer
chants aud partners trading under the style and firm Of
Hall Nelson e Co do appear before The Judge OF The
said Court the Court House, the first day OF the
next of the aaid Court and the plaintiffs
bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
In some newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two months sccessvely. and posted at the front
door Of the Court House Of this county on some Court
day. Copy. Testc,
Ian 3l-cw2m JOHN HUNTER, C.. G.
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rnE cELERRArEp RAGE HORSE. STEEL

THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, clE EEL,
"a Got by that capital Racer and most valu-
EC@3N able Stallion, imported Fylde; his dam Dr.
TS moth, by Constitution, which was also ihe
--41-ldam of the famous running mare. Sally Eu-
bank and his grand dam by Balls Fiorisel, will stand
the approaching season, commencing the LIST March, at
Captain Smiths Tavern Charlotte Court House, Viz
ginia at thirty dollars cash. notes due the first July,
1916 and one dollar to the groom. In case number
Of mare, are sent by Company, one responsible man
must be bound TO for the whole amount Pasturage
furnished gratis and fed at thirty
half per day and coored servants boarded free OF
charge.
Steel Ia Of the largest class OF horses being si1-
teen hands high, Of great substance and power; hne
bay with black legs and race horse equal 10 any
In America. He won twelve times out OF thirteen
races The only time Of his losing was at Baltimore,
being beaten by Vashti, when he was in bad order,
though he Portsmouth fthRi tsai Boston, IN that
race and got three hundred Of the purse The second
best horse In the Immediately after that race, he
challenged Vasht 10 fourmile heats, for ten thou
sand dollars aside, half forfeit, which was declined
For further particulars of his pedigree and perform
mances large bills, which viii be furnished 10 gen.
pec. ie~cwIis,June JOHN EUBANK.
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IN CHAECERY.-VIRoIsIA:-At rules held In the
i Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Holloway, on the 10Th
day OF January, 1876:
William C. BaiIy amd Mary Eliza his wife, formerly
franklin Peter franklin and Wills Womacs,
against Plaintiffs
Thomas L. Racon and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza
Womsck, ana David G. Williams, Defendants:
The defendants, Thomas L. Bacon and Eliza his wife,
formerly Eliza Womack not having entered their ap-
pearancr and given security according to the act of
aemby and the OF this Court; and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not Inhabitants OF
this is Ordered thai the said defend
ants do appear here the first day of the next April
term, and answer the bill Of tho plaintiffs; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN The Richmond
ENQUIRER for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the
front door of the Court-h ouse Of this county.
Copy.-Tesie.
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Grand Scheme for IA Morei

4 Certificate OF q Wboies viii be sent FOR SlIe W
\ Certificate Of rs Halves will he sent for 10 90
A Certificate Of 25 QIai.ers will be sent for % 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-03
$4,000, $4,000, 100 OF 1000.

Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. - % he drawn
n saturday March 18th, 1916 ~ Nos, ~ drawn.
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by Hodges e. E'uEiiaaaa, Aucts
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

March 2
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MEDICAL AID.

a FFLICTED recocct the Oh Stand, DOW'S
~ Medical and Surgical institute, ~ SECOND-ST
nRS. DOW HARCOGRT are old and experience
ed Physicians and Surgeons and understand disease
IN all lts forms and variations, Private complaints
diseases OF the skin, impurities OF the blood solitary
hahiS OF youth, &c, are completely cured in a few
days, if attended to early. Beware of Ouacks who
make promises which cannot be fulfilled.
n Is. A Cure guaranteed. No charge for Advice
Take the advice of your friends and be sure find the
place, 70 SECOND STREET between South and Gay
streets.
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MARSIIAL'S SALE,

b.. f~1S=EgS A. BY virtue Of u writ of fer facias
T. Ifl Nv issued out Of the District Court OF
aS.ss<szS:zs,3 the United States for the District
ES1tz1sas a7z-s=H of Maryland, and to me directed
at the suit of William McKm and ETazlctt McKhm,
against the goods and chaclI lands and enements and
heredlttiments of the Baltimore and RappahannoCk
Steamboat Company, have seized and taken posses
sion of the Steamboat MARY WASHINGTON, and
Notice is hereby given, That will proceed sell the
said Steamboat TO the highest bidder for cash. on the
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at one O'Clock,
at the Exchange. MOREAU FORREST,
dis T. United States Marshal District Md
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E2OR SALE. 4 colored woman, aged d years
= slave for life. She is good cook, washer and
ironcr. She will not be sold for any fault and no one
need apply who has the least disposition to take her
any great distance from the city Her present owner
eSeemS her an honest upright servant, and reserves to
himself the privilege making such inquiries in refer.
ence to applicants viii ensure her good home in
Baltimore city or county.
GI5~Appy at the Clipper Office. t25-H.
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ByOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY,

FHNONN AND COUNTY, PEDlsfRTt',
II AT REDUCED PRICES.
IN E.9RIOUS PARTS OF THE CITY.
,FEs=s One dwelling on s. Charlrs-St. for ~, 500,
b:!s n feet 'front.' 100 deep, three story and back
Sgstl. building; do. East baltimore Il. 30 feet
ENHl front, $50 deep, with extensive improvements
for $1,000; also, many others, vanously located, at
prices making good investments 4 FARM, contain
ing $50 acres of good land, with splendid improve
ments, l6 miles from the city, price S2 900; one do of
100 acres, the soil excellent, for S35 per acre. one lot
and good improvements 3! miles on the York Road
containing two and handsome garden, will be
sold bargain if Immediately applied for.
Also, Ground Rents in various directions of the city
one Of 500 ut per cent well secured, and soine at
per cent Those wishing to purchase will please ap
ply at No. 81 SECOND-ST., to
JAMES HANCE, or
do If JAMES BARRY
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SSIIOoEA
STATIONARY AND BLANKS BOOKS
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACHERS,
u AND OTHERS, will always find large and
complete assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, Sta
TTONERY and BLINK account BOOKS, al
No. Isl Pratt street, door to the Railroad Depot
all of which am determined 10 sell IT'S cheap any
other establishment in the city, Merchants doing bust
near the Wharvcs, will find every thing suit
able for the counting in great variety, and rcGlh
cheap too
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
made to order and ruled to any pattern without extra
charge
CASH OR TRADE GTJEN FOR rags.
tE5- The second and third stories of the warehouse
occupy for RENT They are very large and com
modous and suitable for any person doing a commits
sion business. They Will be rented very moderate.
T. NEWTON KURTI, l5l Pratt street,
nl6 If next door to the Railroad Depot.
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NO LONGER
~.
4RFs'gN s.ETARs, Tsryh -
90 a.
eBS
BIS

- d. NO IDNbIk CD d.
But CHANGED TO 3S.
(13-IhC public are respectfully informed that by the
ordinance of the city regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed from
" TO ~, of which his customers and strangers will
please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE BIT
TIERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the present
occasion to call the attention Of strangers visiting the
city and Others to the superior qualities Of the above
medicines for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel Complaint,
Bilious Fever, Fever and AgIc, Rheumatism, Colds
Coughs, Consumption, and many other complaints 10
which liable. In addition to the many ccrtii-
published in the papers Of the day. he has in his
possession number from most respectable indiN iduals
all teSuying 10 the virtues OF these medicines, and
which can be- seen nj his store.
The subscriber also takes this opportunity To return
his grateful thanks TO a discerning public" who have
extended his medicines such liberal support since
their introduction into this city and he is happy in the
belief that they have been productive of much good
wherever used As he is the sole proprietor and manu-
tacturcr, he would caution the public against any at
cmpt> that may be made to impose upon them spu-
rOus article Every bottle of his medicine is sealed
and stamped with the name on the top Of the cork also
fac smile of his name on the label on the side of
the bottle None other are genuine; therefore be not
deceived.
His ANTIBIIIOUS PILLS are acknowledged to
be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints
They are extensively used, and pronounced Of the
best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDI-
CINAI. PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together WIN 4 great variety Oh IIBhf JhEhl GAIA
ogues of which can be ut his store, and which he
warrants to be equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 30 Baltimore street.
Between Frederick and Harrison streets
And near Centre Market.
n. B. Remember the No, ;3S. as the genuine nrt-
clcs for sale at no other place in Baltimore. DIS
NOLD GUARD CHAINS. GABRIEL n.
w CLARK opens a great variety of Gold and Silver
work this day, among which are handsome gold Guard
Chains for ladies and gentlemen; also gold Guard Keys;
Fob Chains, and Seals, with great variety Of bcauh
full Jcwelry de9
VELVET AND STEEL RETICULES.-
Y Just received n handsome assortment of Velvet
and steel Rcticules, suitable for presents.
d.! JAS, NJ HAIG, 1913 Baltimore street
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CtHRISTMAs PRESENTS

u WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
Of the ladies and others wishing for presents, to
splendid assortment OF FINE, FANCY and USEFUL
GOODS now opening. They consist in part of Mag
nfccnt PAPER MACHE TABLES, beautifully in
laid with Pearl and painted; do Writing Desks; Card
dies; Fine Rosewood WORK BOXES, inlad and
plain; do. Dressing Cases, furnished and unfinished,
all sizes; Rich Silver Plated TEA and COFFEE
SETS; Waters Cups and Cake Baskets, great
variety; Splendid BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, De-
canters, Pitchers, Toilet and Perfume BOTTLES,
Mugs, Sc; fine Balance Ivory Handle KNIVES, in
sets put up in mahogany cases for SILVER FORKS;
do. dozens without cases; SOLAR LAMPS, GIRON-
DOLES, &c. Persons intending to select presents for
their friends fail be pleased with an
ment Those who have seen our goods pronounce
them exquisite Give a call.
c. f.. WETMORE & CO,
No. 10 North Charles street,
d2l-d2w Opposite the Union Bank,
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HNIRE! The subscriber has been appointed AGENT
= of THE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, and hay
Ing complied with the acquisitions of the Law of the
State of Maryland for Foreign Agencies,
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
ut reasonable ratcS,-and old Fireman, respect
fully socits share Of public patronage at his Office
No. % South Calvert street, Baltimore.
JAMES LONEGRONE.
BLANK BOOKS made IN FIRST RATE STYLE,
as usual. JAMES LONEGROEE.
d03 roof
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DOCTOR LEACH,
II. SOjTIItOWB,
SURGEON DENTIST,
ASD MANrTA CruRER or

Eny"TIIfn1ER
n Sf-RCPOv DFNrIS,r
,>, \, ,,r,. ,.r,pra 80, 80
TNC0p y r. y y, , y p ~ 1, !, ~ n
- Gn,,,,,,,s .,,r,;.r,, III ,,,ar,,;,1,, -,
E ss5ssss ,hn ,TEt,,riI i,it, - ,,n,,, t ,h,r hnoi
lPfSS~t SKA II, nnJbrnlth lis f,,iIiti,s FIR i,.
~AOII lily Ina hpTIEICItI SrTrIl or ,,lo-
t,, ., ,,, ,,7, - i,,,l mo- '''' - '"''''''
''5, :" a,,,. ,,r,toI ia NOV, hoo,l ny
chrrg" made Office Removed 10 NJ SO FAY
ET1E STREET, between the Post Office and City
Hotel. dbl #
-xI.T ~ GEAG0Y Tho srI.,r,l,.r ,,ouId r1II
ra thr attention Of his friends md hr 7n,c TO the
fJtov,i list If articles nil nc which orr nst in sea
son WI arYo and small DISHES with shirt lamps
,J 60 a,,77,,a,' ~ E,,rl,sI ni,,J ~, =, I,,,,,i
81 n.,,,i,. III TEiTE nIGIIEG 81 ,,ar,,, Li,,I..
DISHES and PLATES, very handsome; OYSTER
l'ROlLEES; oyster longs; Jelly SuunfrS, made on
the most approved principles JELLY MOyLDS, va
ncty patterns; TART PANS o!yanouS shapes; Apple
RoastrrS; Bird RoaSterS; Upright stake BrrerS WAF-
FILE IRONS, for cooking ranges, round and square;
Nut Crackers Nut Picks; thopWng biocks, &c &c.
Ai>4IC2a and ASH iIU,9i Coal Sfios EhS; Coal
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VAN AMBURGH IL CO.'S NIENAGERIE.
ROM.1N .4MPHITIfE.RTRE,
N. CALVERT STREET,
WILL OPEN ON

MONDAY, DEC. II, 1916.
ENIE Projectors would respectfully inform the
= public, that this immense and unrivalled cOilec-
ton of the various and magnificent specimens of Ami
mated Nature, will open for public exhibition on MON
DAY, the l4th inst. The popularity and celebrity
tached to this well known collection, renders unncces-
sary the usual newspaper notices, which are thought to
be inseparabc from a place of amusement or show.
The study Of Natural History is important, that the
public require but the opportunity to avail themselves
of its advantages.
Nc Hours Of exhibition from l. to a. and from 81 to
O'Clock. o. Admission 2j cents, children under 9
years Of age, ~ cts. dl0-lm
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HAVIS' DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS,
~ Nos. ~ & ID FRANKLIN BUILDINGS,
n r. corner NORTH y BALTIMORE SITS.
Entrance from NORTH ST, Sd door from Baltic
G5h Likcnesscs taken in Clear or Cloudy weather.
and warranted not to fadc..-f3
The proprietor has caused these rooms to be reno
delled the arrangement of light improved and possess
ing the most superior instruments and materials exc
cutes correct and elegant Daguerrean Portraits in the
shortest possible time and at very low prices He has
Just received some handsome style morocco Cases.
well adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLLIDAY sTREET TuEATRE.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
FHNHIS EVENING. Deer. %, will be- perform.
4 ed NATHALIE. Nathalie, Mad AUGUSTA
LIE Count, Mons. FREDERICK. Alfred, Mr.. c. r
PARSLOE.
After which, LAST MAN Godfrey Dale Mr. w
H. BLAKE.
To conclude with NERNO kITALlCS.
% Prices Of Admission boxes 80 cents; Pit - cts
Orchestra seat, IS ct4.
% Doors open AT halfpa't 6, performance 10 begin
at O'Clock. Il
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WZ MOS DAGUERRIAN GALLERY,
"a 2I7 BALTIMORE STREET,
(SEAR CIARLES.)
The OldcSt Establishment in the CihL
With Light expressly adapted to the Art, the most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals, the Pro
prictor, by giving his constant personal attention to
his profession, has been enabled produce the most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
IATURES that have ever been exhibited.
Citizens and strangers invited to call and cXa-
mine specimens
Hours of operating from A. NJ. 10 L. NJ. Instmc-
tons given and all materials furnished. sClS-tf
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DIR. I. XACHARIAH, JR..
OPERAIlNG ROOMS. No ~ n CAV STI
TENHE AFFLICTED will not delay in taking
r the advice of

y
DRS. DOW x HARCOURT,
Old and Skillfl Physicians and Surgeons 4S SECOND
STREET who give their attention to the of all
difficult Private Complaints, such have hitherto been
considered almost incurabe. BY their improved course
of treatment, all those diseases cured in few days.
which formerly required weeks and months to cure.
N. b, No charge for Advice, and cure warranted or
pay.
Office OPEN DAY and EVENING, Private Apart
ments for those who have to wait few minutes.
dH- #
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4. q. Il. WI.

ANRAND BALL BY THE GREAT COUNCIL
u OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND
Every preparation will b. made u make this Ball
the most magnificent of the season.
II will take place nj WASHINGTON HALL, on
THURSDAY, the 3ld day of December.
Exclusive OF the CnjOymcntS upon such UcCaSons
there will be impaired to this all that novelty and in
terest which belongs to appropriate representation OF
wild home and native forests
Cancature ofcvery description will be carefully avoi
ded; hut the Red Man. in his wigmanthe Chief stand
ing erect beneath the wide spreading branches of the
lofty oak-the Braves, in their warlike dresses with
paraphernala entirely drawn from nature will, all
combined, present enchanting as to require
but little effort of the imagination transport the be-
holder into the wild and sylvan homes of these red chit
dren of the woods Their dances will be persona
fed, their ways exhibited and their virtues inflated
throughout the entire exhibition.
An additional interest will be given to the truly beau
uful display which will be- presented the eye by the
exhibition of various relics illustrative ofIndian patriot
ism, talent and glory There will be seen the beautiful
Canoes and amongst the rest of the precise model
of that with which the Indian King Philip escaped from
his enemies; War Clubs; Arrows; the Indian Calumet
lAkoncSses of the most eminent Indian Chiefs, with
various instruments of war, cOnseCratcd by deeds Of
chvalry and hcrolSm worthy ofany age or race.
Neither time or expense will be spared to make the
whole affair brilliant beyond comparison worthy of the
benevolent order of the Red Men, and with dignity
and chaStcncss which should always distinguish the
Chiefs of the Great Council.
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HEALTH OFFICE,
baltimore, December "a, 1916.
"a OTICE. TO PILOTS, MASTERS OF YES
~ Sells, AND ALL OTHERS CONCERNED
All vessels arriving at the Port of Baltimore with pas
senger from and after this date, requested to
Choir at the Quarantine Ground and there remain until
boarded by the Health officer, in accordance with the
provisions of the Sd section OF the ''Ordnancc for the
due performance Of Quarantine at the Port Of Bat
more.
BY order Of the Mayor and Board of Health.
WILLIAM T.. LEONARD,
d2ltt President of the Board.