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EXTRACT FROM Gov. WRGHr's MESSAGE -..As declaration ofthe policy ofthe pres ent administration of the federal government, the message of the president appears to me te justify the confidence entertained by the conn- try in the publicly avowed princ pies of lhe man, and to realize the expectations naturally excited by his elevation to the high trust he holds The re-establshment of the inde- pendent treasury was confidently anticipated as the result of his election; and that great measure could not have been more distinctly or strongly recommended to Congress than 1t is in this message. The principles put forth as those which shonld govern all adjustment of the laws for the collection ol our revenue from the customs, are also those the country had a right to expect from his public declata- tions upon that subject They appear to me to be substantially the principles upon which alone a tariff of duties upon imports can be adjusted, which will have promise of per- manency, or which will give reasonable sat isiaction to the different sections of our wide ly-extended country, and to all the various interests 10 be affected.
 "Whether these favorable antcipations as 10 the continued peace of our country, are to be realized or not, can vary little the calls of public duty upon us. To eXtempf our people, as far as may be in our power, from the ii- cumbance ofdebt and the burden of taxation, and to secure to them the fullest measure of prosperity which unfettered industry can earn is alike the course of wisdom in either event. In such condition, they will he best prepared for the profitable enjoyment of peace, or 10 meet the scourge of war; and flour delibera- ton and action shall be unitedly and earnestly directed to these ends, we may reasonably hope for the continued smiles of that aImigh- ty power who holds the destines of nations in his hand, and who has hitherto protected our country and it's institutions against every hostile assaultn
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NEW GOODS,

On Me Souii-sasi corner of Main and Jdlr1fham sis n BENDER has just received per Steamer D. Lucy Walker, large assortment of New Goods, consisting, in part of Jaconets, Painted Lawns, Muslins and the latest fashion of Faacy Prints and Bonnets, for the ladies. Izt@IIa=f-s
 For gentiemen's wear Log Cabins, Gambfoons, and Cotlonades, also fine assortment of well made Clothing all of which he will sell as cheap for cash as they can be purchased in this market. isa H
 Little Rock, May I5 Jsif 35-ff st d
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FATAL AFFRAY.-Wc are informed that an aAfay occurred one day last week, at the race-track on Galloway Hodges plantation in Jefferson county, which resulted i'll the death of a MT. Owsley of Jefferson, from a
 shot fired by Vim. Wilson of this county. The ball struck the unfortunate man in the neck, causing his almost instant death. All
 the circumstances oi the affair have not been related to Us, and we forbear comment until we learn more ofthe particulars. Wilson es- capped, immediately after the perpetration of the deed and had not at the time of our latest information been apprehended.-Knor Reg.
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CEsearp a,asl, StOre.

N7ILLIAM VANCE $ BROTHERS, doaiers w in Ready clothing, Dry Goods, Groce-- ries, Boois sot, Hais, Sse., the store formerly occupedby Messrs. MeLan $. Badgett, Main street, near Markham, Little Rock have on hand full sup plies of tIle above articles, which they will sell al the very lowest market rates. Cotton, Hides TaIlow, Peltres Furs &c. taken in exchange, and for which the highest market value viii be paid. 7 .4rh8
 Little Rock, April 20, IS4I 22-1f
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i USEFUL MiNisTEK-Rev Mr S'reeter. of Boston, recently stated that during the pasl year he had united in marriage l56 couples; had attended 9S funerals, of which g were males, ard 59 were females, 3l being heads of families. He also observed that during his ministry he had solemnized two thou sand two hundred aud twentv-eight mar riages,
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l|ARSHlL'S x SALE

ExTlLL be sold al public Auction, on Monday W the 5th day of April lsi9. at the Coart House door in the Towa of Little Rdck Pulaski comfy, and DistEict of Arkansas between the hours of nine o'clock A. M., and three P. M to the highest and last bldder for cash in hand the following Lots No 1, , and 6, in block 82, in the city oi Little Rock 10 satisfy execution against John Wasssli II fa- vor o Il illian Horton and James Baker, to me di. rected, and by me levied, this 2ith January Is46 Due attendance by officer authorized
 F.. RECTOR U. S., Ma,shaH
 By STEPHEN $. TUCKER, D. M. Little Rock, Jan. 2ith 1s.s.
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 INtiE subscriber has just opened arge assort--
 men of STAPLE St FANCY DRY GOODS. which he will sell cheap for cash or exchange for hides, peltries, furs, bees8ax. &., s>c The above stock is composed in part of the following articles, viz: Brown and hleached shifting sheetng 6-i 4.-4, 3--f and heavy Osnahirgs; French. English, and American prints; mnnsciain de lsnes morning de laines alpaccas; alpaeea iHsters; white and rcd falinels fnseys; diapers; Lon3an dufl blankets :; point do Whitney da; green hlie, and scarlet do :; canvass and red padd.hg gatinets and cassimeres :; vestngs; black eloths; tiekihs; cologed eambrcs :; sicilias; brosnincns; brown Hollands; Einhams cashmere dc ccosse; black Italian cravats pong !; and Spitaied silk hdk fs linen cambrc do imta; ton de; bishop lawns; book muslns plaid, striped ,nd check muslin, and campric; sewing silk, silk twist; lambs wool half hose; white and brown cot ton do ladies' white merino hose; whte black and slate cotton do; shirt buttons; coat buttons black and colored taeta ribbons; cotton anI worsted bra ces sup. elasted do; cotton hdas Turkey rcd do ; linen and cotton tapes table diaper, brown and white; gentlemen and ladies' thibet hozkin, silk, and kid gloves; black and white crape silk and cots ton velves needles and pins; hook and eyes = ngs; long lawns chiidren's Victoria boofs mixed hose; gents merino shirts ;-together with com plete assortment of gents setyed and begged calf skin boots mud boots; kip, rtisset, and black bro gans ladies' walking shoes and slippers children black and ccored boots and a variety of fashiona- ble white shaIls; tahnel5; Kentucky jeans rolled kersey; iinseys together with lot of sehool-books and stationary. Also sugar, coffee, teas tobacco rice salt, and lot of Collins axes.
 D. BENDER. s December G, lS4I. l5--tf
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EDEEiD.

h Foureh township, in this county, on Friday morning last of Pneumonia, Col. JOIN B. Nc HENRY, aged about 90 years.
 In this city, on Sunday the lst inst, Miss MsR- TIA JOSEPHINE BUTLER, aged about years
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( ,ds'Ava M.
| CLASSICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL
 &iaMtitlN .aAiaNa


 EAST MARKHAM ST, LITTLE ROCK,
 .4RkaVS.7S. fa uilS Institution will be opened on MONDAY, x He l2th of JaaUafy, lSt6, ior the reception of students, under the immediate patronage oi the Bt. Rev d Dr. Byrne. The house secured for hs purpose Is sufficiently large and convenient for the accommodation of sixty boarders, and is located in one of the most healthy and retired parts of the city.
 The course of studies will embrace all that Is re- quisite 10 prepare young men for commercial busi- ness and the learned professions; and will not be inferior to any system of education taught in our best Colleges The discipline will be mild yet firm. Every attention will be paid to the domestic com forts of the boarders, as well as to their manners and moral conduct During recreation they Hi be always under the supervision of preiect.
 TERMS.
 Board, tuition and use of bed
 and bedding $lj0 per annum. Washing and mending P Day scholars, 10 Stationery and medical attendance, if required, will form separate charges. The payments 10 be made hall4yearly in advance No student will be received for shorter period than six months, and no deduction for absence nn- less caused by sickness or dismission Each board CT will come provided with at least, three suits of sumncr, and two suits of winter clothes; also six shirts six pairs of stockings six towels six hand kerchieis, and tbree pairs of shoes beots--all marked with his name. No pecuniary advances will De made by the Seminary in favor of any su- dent, unless all equivalent be deposited in the hands of the treasurer.
 fhe annual vacation will commence about the middle of July. immediately atiera public examina- ton and distribution of premiums; and terminate about the middle of August.
 Semi-annual reports of the health, proficiency ant general standing Of the students viii be sent to tteir parents or guardians.
 AiIletters postpaid, and directed to the Rev'd JotN MoNAGuAN, Presidentoi the Seminary, will meet with prompt attention.
 IT-iYU
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Medical Nnzann

COLON BOKLAND m. D.. offers his profes-. hO sional services o those who may need them, in all the branches of Medical and Surgical praetice
 He may be found at his residence formerly Gov
 Ye's) on Louisiana Street. azf zH
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE
 
PosT OrFfcE, LITTLE RocK, }
 Darplnber 23 l245


 December 23 ls45 {
 EASTERN MAIL. Due Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, 7P. M.. Departs Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday, s A. M.
 SOUTHERN MAIL. Due Sunday, Wedncs day, & FrdaSaI Ip. a, pelat's tuesday, Thursday, < Saturday, 3 4. M
 NORTHERN MAiL. Tzes a4 Due Friday and Mondav, -a 4p M. Departs sunday and Wednesday. sA. NJ.
 WEsTgpN MkfL. 73H5 Due Wednesday and Saturday. .pm Departs Tuesday and Friday. M
 PINE BLoFF MAtL. Due Sunday and Thursday, SD Departs Sunday and Thursday, A M
 DALLAS MAIL. Due-Eyery other Thursday, 7p M. DeParts--Eyery other Monday. A. M. oH VIM. +. WOODRUFF, P. Nj.
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Notice.

4sMEEySsr CoTroN pLANTERs,who will EEN#NsNsTT \L consign their Cotton to tfs house M Q of JoHN G. PaAFr & Co, New Or - leans, can be furnished with Baggins Rope, and Twihe, at New Orleans prices, with the usual charges for freight, &c., by applyingto
 M FaH 5. II. TUCKER, z
 Markham street, Little Rock. Sept. I8, lS4i--l-ti b ta l s -
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EsrgN, eaG1EeS SC.
Ad,sassaSssraeew's A Notice.

Y EfTERS of Administration, on the estate of 4 4 John F. Graham, deceased, hayIng been gran ted to me by the honorable the Probate Conrt of Pulaski county, notice is hereby given, that all de- Inands against said estate must be exhibited prop eIy authenticated, within year from the date of said Letters. or ,he same may be barred from any benefit in said estate; and If not presented within two years the same will be forever barred and pre- cluded.
 L. II. GOODRICH, .Ainr. December 3i, 1915. I6-tf
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LITTLE ROCK 1a'lSGlt4AILI@ 14y9pltDVttela, MISS SARAH H. QUAIL.

WI | S v . 'Nf S TT " V U Al L.,
 HAdN C I2 AAa VIE undersigned having been appointed Trrls- \ tees, have made an arrangement with MISS QUAIL to take the superinteudenee of this Ins- tuition.
 The first session will open on MONDAY THE l5rH BtcEhbER 1915; and as the number will be lim- led 1t IS necessary thai all applications be made soon as possible.
 The course of instruction will comprehend all the higher branches of thorough English education; together with FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING,
 AND MUSIC. The terms oi tuition for session of five months have been fixed for Grammar Geography, History. Astronomy, Moral and Mental Philosophy Chemistry, Natural Philosophy Com :, position, &c., Sl5 co FRENcl', 10 % DRAWING AND PAINTING. 10 co music, 2j GO From the nlttcring character of the testimonials which MISS QUAIL brings with her from the Washington Seminary, Penn we can confidently recommend this Institution to such young adies as desire to accomplish their educatioh
 Boarding can be had, in respectable families on moderate terms.
 r. s. DREW.
 T. W, NEWTON 4fusdes,
 A. F. THORNTON, ! Dee. l5 1915. H-tf.
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Basging, Rope sc.

I7OO YBS 1a5S k, ,Rsagging' ssl a. 571 #
 so !" tw5 5e, E55z 4s.a5 1900 6 bacon sides, hams and shouI- ders, for sale, for cash oniy, hy , ..7..a-se
 r.g4 ~ Win. B. WAIT. f5 Oct. 9th. 5-f
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T'zRIE.

a9 TIE subscriber begs leave to an- nE nounce to the public, that he has
 rEH aA opened on Ashley's row, the Watch
 Gg, .3lS making and Jewelry business, in all *SsSLszA-A it's various bra ,ches, and will repair all kinds of WATCHES. CLOCKS, &c.5 5&cs, and warrant them to perform. iC.J CARNER.s~
 Little Rock, May H. I345. 25-tf
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HARD-W UE.

nF every description, such as Collins warranted NJ cast-steel axes, drawing knives, aGgurs, he-, knives and forks, coiiee-milIs, &c.saf sa
 .f, -, LYMAN MITCHEIiI s. < April l2, 1915. f, sl s4 flas tsg 3l-tf
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THE STE. i N |; Q XSasassksAN.

fi 70 JAMES 'ftMMS, l6islsrtlfii.i st8 fss's~ h WlIil ron as ] feesslff ptefet t,l-A sssfysssss eas,af4sseasan hes e.. Nee.s stsssqaS .s.zSssaaHi taH H5ifs.H3 Ais.s .;sissasg as itafiraais i.s,i, .i,ss .,s 4 s e A F gH Persons travelling, or wishing to send fresht from one port to another the above route. will Ad the VIRGiNIAN as expeditions boat as any n ths~ trade.
 Little Rock, Jan. l5, ls4S. M-6
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JEEEsOMN HATS

LENEsVHIS EEAHS. sI7I1El A VERY fine assortment of Mems, Gents, andS, "A Infants Leghorn Hats, of excellent quality, just received by LYMAN MITCHELL April F, 1915. f i sl-f
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New Goocis! New GsOOds!!

Little Rock, Oct. S, 1Si5. i-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-31

@0- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch at
he Once OF the Clipper, 1874 BALTGhoRE-sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any oth9r
ONCE can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LABING,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, SC. sc
Indeed il ia needless to enanerate, as we are pos
sessed offaciites with latest styles of type and new
splendid machinery for doing work, in eVerystye
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-31
REnoLp THE GLORIOUS LUCK,-

-
he EMORY \ co. have done wonders this week
IN selling prizes: On Monday last the splendid prize
OF $4,000; on Tuesday the beautiful prize of $4,000
on wednesday, the grand and magnificent prize OF
S2o 700, in package of halves, sold to merchant
from the west; Thursday another little prize of 2OOO
dollars; Friday the small fry capital prize of $4,000
was not sold-Emory & Co. hat the p easure OF sell
ing nearly all the prizes that were s0d-they sold d
three Nos tickets in the little Lottery of YESTERDAY
Inc amount of prize money pad out BY Emory &
Co the last week was enormous. Above you have
few of the largest prizes sold during the last weck,
besides numerous smaller prizes not mentioned.
ATTENTION! ATTENTION!
Draws on MONDAY NEXT, August 3lst.
DC 70 Numbers and Ia drawn ballots!
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME:
OF 5000 DOLLARS! of 5000 DOLLARS!
l OF 10000 DOLLARS! 20 of 1000, DOLLS, SC
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
This Is beauty for packing 81 Emory & Co. will
sell package in this grand scheme for 81
For Prizes in any Lottery, always apply in person
or by mail to the far famed Lottery firm of
EMORY & co.
United States Lottery Agency, No Calvert street.
"a odlce from Baltimore st. II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-31
PROMrHE EXCHANGE ReAplNe-aoo M gooKs.
CLEARED.


Ship Emerald, Buoy, Bremen; Buck & Son.
Barque Heien Mcleod, Marston New Orleans, u
Henderson Co.
Brig Orbit, Higgins, South America, ] ChappeI
II. R. Tucker.
schr Register, Jones, Norfolk, Petersburg s. Rich \.
mond, ThOs. Hooper.
BELOW-Bremen ship Elise, Koch, fin Bremen
ARRIVED.
Ship Ellerslie, Wallace, DO days fin Bremen, bald
last and i6O passengers, to Deecke s. Gerdes.
Brig Emeline, Church |, 81 days from st. Jago ID
Cu0a copper ore, sugar and tobacco, to Jas, CorHe
x Sons. 4
Brig Boston, Nckerson, days from Boston, ass 3
cargo, TO 4 Matthews.
Schr Fountain, Elems, 6 days from Boston plas
ter, TO master.
schr VIM, Henry, Gatche 10 days from Eastpon
plaster and fish, 10 VIM. Gunnison.
Schr Dew, Dennis, days from Boston, pas ter "a
VIM, GHnnisOn.
Barque Leda, Ruark, days from Philadelphia
ballast, to JgO. Henderson & Co. z
Brig Oneco. Lovet, Ia days from Eastport plaster
TO Kirkland Chase & Co.
BMque Commerce, o am, from Rio de Janeiro, !
July 3, cotton, TO G. u. Wilson Co. The Z. had as
days passage from Rio, AMI &c fin Cape Fro to Cane
Henry-experenced very light winds and Gains
during the passage,
Brig Financer, York, Is days from PASSPORT plas-
ter, to master.
Schr Mary, from Newburyport to w Gunnison,
Schr Smart, from Norfolk, to Crosby & Son
schr Eunice Adams, Adams, 6 days from Nan
mcket, oil and candles, to I Whitidge & Co.
u
domestics, to w Cole
Schr Wilmington, French, days FIN w ilmington
Q, lumber and naval stores, to VIM Mason.
Schr A. Emery, Hutchinson ~ days fun Portland
plaster TO the master
ScAr Mary, Smith, 7 days from Newburyporl, fish. 4
Schr Thomas Hooper, Eldridge, days from Proyi- A
dence, donestics.
Schr Gov Bennett, Wdffield, 3 days from Norfolk 4
ballast, to the master. II
Schr Catharine Martha, Shields, from Philadelphia,
mdse. to sundry consgnees. !
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk.
MEMORANDA
AT Monteyideo, July 3, harqne Fcamcis Partridge
Traves, for Rio de Janeiro, IN days; briggs Com.
merce, Blanchard, from Baltimore, djsc'g; Mary A.
Jones, Jones, from do. unc.
Barque Helen Maria, Taylor, for Baltimore, clear
ed at Boston 27th inst
Brig kirkw0od, Haynie, from New Orleans, arriy-
ed at Charleston 18th inst. Schr Henrietta Hughes
for Baltimore, went TO sea from do. 26,h.
Schr Gen, Washington, McConas, from Baltimore,
arrived at Savannah 24th inst
Schr Maria Bucklin, from Newbern, N G. for Bal .
hmore, arrived at Norfolk 9th inst. On Sunday eve
ming last was struck by Lightning which killed one
man.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

VII AAk15 LIZ 81 Els TtspeCLU " IfOTms his
~ friends and the public, that having completed
ms arrangements by refitting his establ shment al
CENIk VI HALL, Corner of Baltimore aud Charles
streets,) in beautiful and comfortable manEer, he
VIII resume the duties of his SCHOOL, on TUES
DAY, September jth. His course Of nstruc lion
embraces all the various branches of the above beau
tfh and fashionable Accomplishment.
DAYS OF TUITION For Young Ladies'. Misses
and Masters, on TUESDAY and SATURDAY AT
TERNOONS from till O'Clock; and TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, from 7 till 10 O'Clock, for
Gentlemen.
n. r. Mr.. s. can be seen at the Rooms every day
ana evenlag from till and from till 10 O'Clock.
Rg-The Saloon and adjacent Rooms will be rented
terms. a3I
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TFAYLOR'S BULLETIN OF

IN
N NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES
for the week ending Aug. 29th and for sale at
,,,,, JARVIS BUILDINGS, North at.
bALIIMoRE-The Western Co.unent; Iris and
,,, ODD Fellows Mirror; Saturday Vsiter.
NE" I ukh- Bennett's Weekly Herald; and week
~ tribune; Mirror and Journal; Arg.o Ameri.
can; Spirit of the Times; Albion; Nat'l Press,
BOSTON-Yankee; Pilot; Uncle Sam
FHlLADELPHlA-Satur Courier; Meals Gaz-
-, elite; Saturday Evening POST Doll Newspaper.
Inc Rag Of Our U.ion is published simuItanp Gus
~ III Boston, New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore,
at s. year, or cents copy.
New York Illustrated MAGAZINE
6ranam'S do
Lady's Book do
ColupOIan do
Ladies' National do
Littel's Living Age
Chambers Information for the People
illustrated Shakespeare
MOrse's Geographic Maps
Pictorial England; London Lancet
Lardner's Lectures
Democratic Review; Knickerbocker
Journal of Medicine
The Talisman-with host of other valuable
publications TOO volumineus 10 mention in the re.
sructve limits Of an advertisement. Can this dny at
WILLIAM TAYLOR x CO.'S
a2S ~ 4, and jarvis Building.
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IMPORTANT FoRmAT ION. Ho,

IMPORTANT IN f o RIM A TION! How
n the papers would TEEN with the news of the dis
covery Of gold or silver mine near the city, what
excitement 1t would create,-yet a sure mine OF
wealth is now in active operation in The very hear
of Baltimore distributing fortunes in all directions
in every parto these United Sates yet there ia mo
extra excitement attending its operation. How i.
this! because great many persons "afraid'j TO
try their luck, when the attempt might, ave. woud
be to their benefit, by furnishing them with friends
This mine of wealth is NJ. DUYLE'S Capital Prize
Depot, No l44 Pratt ST. opposite the Railroad Depot
The road TO fortune lies before you, and fortune
may be realised by small investment in some of the
following splendid schemes; - '''
MONDAY-TwO capitps, enc of SI2 OOs and ana
of $40 600 Tickets only S., shares in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 3d. shares in
proportion. ~
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets IS, shares in
proportion. III
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets a. shares
in proportion. W. '
FRIDAY-Capital $4,000, tickets Al. halves so
cents, quarters 25 cents. vety prefiabie invest
ment may be made in this Lottery, as packaee of
whole tickets, consisting Of % tickets, will he sold
for Sl2, halves So, quarters SO, eghths 81 So Re.
member, GIANT heart never " on fair ladyD nor
capital prize either. III l'i'' 49, ' = =
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pun
chase by the package or quantity. a.. D.
FOR sale In the greatestyariety of lucky numbers BY
vac PACKAGE single ticket, or share. All orders, pc
mail or otherwise, addressed TO TX n 81
III. DOYLE, No. l44 Prattstreet.
II TRl Opposite b "a q. r. r. Dapn,
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A L M A n A o.
mo CURE TOOTuACu

4 AND PRESERVE HEALTHI
15- THE TOOTHACH is always cured ia Il
minute by an application of WHEELER,S TEABEl
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still protel
ed from all delay; Soreness of the Gums will be c
ed; Soflness of the Gums will be cured; all Bleedl
Of the Gums will be effectuaiy stopped, and n
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept plea II
and in the hest of health by lis use. Sold by
]. NJ. HAiG, No. 1873 Baltimore street,
ie30-ly above South, opposite Clipper ofice
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4 MEXICAN DEPOT
n OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS,

COS MARSH MAkhEI SPACEH
j, TOY & co. beg leave 10 inform the citizensI
Baltimore that they have opened Store at the alb d
place, for The sale of Standard and warranted MEIl
ClNAL PREPARATIONS where they will be hal!
TO wait upon those who are so unfortunate as to
in anywise afflicted, ard who may want any arti4
in their line
Dr. M. K. MITCHELL'S GALVANIC BAND
FLUID, &C., for the cue of Rheumatism, NeuraIe|
and all other Nervous diseases. If these Bands, 81
are not found to be superior to any others in use
money will be refunded.
The RUSSIAN COSMETIC, for restoring Al
Identifying the human hair-warrantcd to benefit
no charge. Reader, can you ask any thing more fd
We ask for it ONLY one tFal-satisiGd thar the lsI
or gentleman who purchases one bottle, will not I
teTwards do without it.
n3- For sale at the General Agency, No. 2aI Mar
Market Space; and also ut w, G. Gekler's Comb al
Fancy Store, 60 Baltimore street, near Gay; S,
Smiths Periodical AgenCy, No. Sun Buildings;
Wiseman's Drug Stole. corner Baltimore and Col
streets; T. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, 80 N. How'd
street; II. Slater's Fancy Store, No. 2O3 Broadwa
FeIPs Point. jy23- eotA