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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The Streets. We are pleased to see that
beginning has been made towards cleaning
away the filth which has been accommodating for
several months past in Baltimore st. Pedes-
TRANS have Suffered some" 10 the way Of shoe
backing, and will no doubt properly appreciate
the present agreeable "scraping" which has
commenced. 1t is to be hoped that the good
work thus favorably begun, may be carried on
until our streets become what they were in
olden tlmes-it is certainly consummation
devoutly to be wished for
In Jail Officer Keller yesterday arrested
Lloyd Neville and Nicholas Parker, both color
ed, on the charge of rotous and disorderly con-
duct in Sharp street alley. They were both
committed to Jail in default of security to keep
the peace by Justice Egerton.
Alarm of Fire. The alarm of fire about four
o'clock yesterday afternoon, was caused by the
partial burning of a carpenters shop, situated
out Britain street, Old Town. 1t was extin-
guished before it had done any damage of con-
sequence. Our firemen were promptly out,
but their services were not needed.
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On Wednesday, the 4th INST. MARY ELLEN, Young
esl daughter of William NJ and Ellen johnson, aged
10 mouths and - days.
Thou art gone, sweet BAL to The land of the best
10 the bosom of Jesus, y Saviour, to rest.
The friends and acquajn., ices are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral his Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock, from the residence of Mrs. Kemp, cor
ner OF Shakespeare street and Apple alley.
On the 4th inst. WALTER RAwLINGs, son of Robt
and Mary G. Hough, aged months
On the 3lst ult. Tnos. f. Thompson, in the 57th
year Of his age.
On the 29,h ult Mrs. CLrNENcE JENKINS, aged u
years.
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WILDE 4 co.

q WILL PUBLISH ON THURSDAY NEXT,
Johns Alive or the Bride Of Ghost, by William T..
Thompson, Esq, author of Major Jones' Court
ship, &c. &c.-price l2t cents.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED THIS DAY:
The Robbers, new novel by G. p. K. James,
author of the SmusgIcrs, Arrah Neil, SC. %
Harpers illustrated Jew, No. -, %
Loves Sacrifice, or the Rival Merchants, play
in five acts, by Geo'ge Lowell, l2L
The Omnibus, No 8 four insiie, p
backwood's Magazine for January, % cents per
number, So year.
Co!ha, or The Female Pickpocket, l2l
Frossart's Chronicles Of England, France and
Spain, Ga new and improved editiOn) $3.50
Van Courts Counterfeit DetGctOr for February, l2j
Forecastle Tom, or the LanGsman turned Sailor,
by Mis-. Mary :, +. Dana, 81
{I5- All the cheap and valuable Publications of the
day for sale whole ale and retail, By
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
II Jarviss Bndings, North 81.
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The MUSEUM. The new drama of "The Cricket
on the HEARTH" was witnessed last evening by very
large and fashionable auditory, WHO highly de-
lighted with the piece. This piece has been drama
tized by Mr.. John Gasford, late of the Holiday
Theatre, and all we have 10 say is, that if he has
much fun in his head there TO be in his little
finger, we should like him to give US another touch
OF his quality To night this piece will be repeated
and we woud advise every person to go aud witness
It's performance, for they cannot fail being pleased
ana gratihed. Previous to the drama, new piece
called "Done Brown" and new bagatelle called
"mrs' Caudle's Lectures will be performed So
great was the desire to the performance last
nhs' that several hundred persons were unable to
obtain admission, and compelled to return home. Go
early, for another perfect jam may be expected.
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FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
s5,yap, HOUSE and LOT situated on the north
800 side Of Cough street, one door east Of Bond
&9yti: street The lot fronts 10 feet on Goush-st,
H.IIi Ill running back Is feet, with the convenience
and kitchen back, with a good dry cellar, and has
always commanded, and is now occupied by, good
and punctual tenant. For further particulars, apply
al this office. tG5ff
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WEDNE sDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1876
FkomrnE Elk HANGG agADrNa-noom COX
CLEARED.

CLEARED,
Brig st Mary, White, PcrnimbuCo ana market
Chas. PrnGerglst & son
Big Emma, Stafford, Demgrara, Il. 81 Il. Il. Tuck
er.
Brig Chief, Borum, West Irates, Ncllvain & Will
liams.
Brig FasI ion, Kirwan, West Indies, 7. Pierce.
Steamer r. f, stockton, Layman, Philadelphia, J.
a. Shtivrr.
SAIAEp-Barque Mary Rukkte, for tth Maine;
hrGs Susan, Lauherman, Rio Gron c; Chief Borum,
West indies; Fashion, klrwan, do; Enc, Gunby N,
Orlea.S; Rebecca T.. Fisher, COnklin, Wilmington
N. g.; Emma, Stafford, Denartra; COquette, (Br1
Williams dc; Orbit Trayers, Barbados; schrs Iowa
Dayton, New York; Mary Anna, Shankln, st. Thorn
ARRIVED,
Schr Eliza Ann, Tyler, FIN Richmond, to c. Pen
dergast s Son.
Schr Havana, Wilson, days from Richmond as,d
cargo, 10 master.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw off
Smiths Point, ship bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Hattie, Sweelzel, of Baltimore, cleared at n.
Orleans, Goth nit. and bark PaolI, Welsh from do ar
rived at 90. same day.
Big Geo. Gardner, Walker, (bCfore Feported in is
tress) was dischareiHg at st, Thomas l7th ult.
Brig Water Witch, lie Br0n, for Baltimore, sailed
fin Turks Island 24ih ult schr (name not rec ollec
ted was left at do TO sail for Baltimore next day.
Schr Mary, Rowland, FIN Providence for Baltimore
arrived at Newport Both uIt
Schr lOna Stevens, for Baltimore went 10 sea I'm
Charleston lst inst.
Brig Chatham, Nickerson, for Baltimore, cleared at
Boston I'd lust
SChr PicOet, Oliver, I'm Baltimore was left nj Cane
Hayden 10th alt
DISASTER. Barque Oregon, Davis from Charles
ton Tor Boston, went ashore on Nauset beach, back
of Cape Cod in thick weather, on Friday ght last;
the crew landed III safety The o. was 8 tons on her
first voyage, and valued $40 OOO one half of which
is insured at an office in Boston. Her cargo loss
bales coton) is also fully insured.
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Moon Z phases
MARRIED.

On the 81 inst by Rev. nr Roberts, THos. BRUs4
cur, Jr. to Ann NJ, Townsend, bo,h Of this city.
GA The 29th nit. b. Rev. Mr.. Nada SAMUEL Hall
of Somerset co. to Miss ALvERDA FORREST, of Bal
timOre.
On the 9th ult. at West River, by Rev VIM. r
Brand, BENZ. HARRISON, Of Baltimore, to Miss ANN
c, HAYWOOD, of A. A. co. Md
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LATER FROM CAPE HAYTIEN-Bd Baltimore
Vessels. Advices from Cape Haytien to the
9th ult. have been received at PhiIddelp hia.-
One Of the national vessels, the Com. War
rjnEton, formerly of Philadelphia. was wreck
Cd on the Dominican coast, and nearly all Oh
board the Admiral included, made prisoners
The army had been ordered to march for San
tago, and all native merchants and others who
declined marching, were to be laid under hea-
Wy acquisitions tor its support. The schr. Pr
colet, Oliver, arrived on the 4th from Balti-
more, and the Aphonso, Hedge, from Boston
on the 6th. Both vessels have been purchased
by government for mon-of-war. They are
both Baltimore built. The French consul had
taken down his flag, in consequence of he re-
fus'l Of the indemnity, and retired on board a
French steamer.
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90 STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, The
Maryland State Temperance Society will hold two
public meetings in This city, one on THIS (fhursday)
EVENING, Feb. j,h, in CALVERT HALL, Sarato-
81 street, al O'Clock, and one in the EGYPTIAN
SALOON, Odd Fellows Hail. Gay st, on FRIDAY
EVENING, 5th Feb, which will be addressed by Mr..
COUGH, and othC's. Tickets % cents each, chill
dren l23. The funds raised are intended to aid the
Stlte ii procuring an Agent, The young Elen of our
city are especially invited 10 attend.
CHRISTIAN KEENER,
fe2 Chair. r.. =. NJ. 5. r. $.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rooys.
For Valparaiso and Other porls III the Pacifc-Ship
Seaman, March l.
For ilavre-ohip Rppuhl ., with despatch,
For Bremen--Ship America, soon.
For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacifc-Brig Lady
Adams. 18th Feb.
For Rio de Ianeiro-DrisS ST Mary, 9Th Feb.
For Rio de JlneirJ-Big Saldanl, with DIES patch
For Rio de JanClrO-&i!g fly. N, WarfeId, with de-
spalCh.
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G3- MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The
annual meeting Of the members of this Society for
tn election OF officers aud the transaction 0suGh 9th
or business as may before Them viii he held at
The Historical Rooms THIS (ThWsday) EVENING i,
Feb 5lh. at half PAST 7 o'clock A full and puncua
attendance is requested. r. STREETER,
1t Rec, Sec,
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HBIAN0 AND TABLE COVERS. The sub
NJ scrbers have just received an assortment Of
embossed Piano. Fable and Stand COVERS of fbp
latest styles; also, 4. IA aud 4 Worried and Cotton
TABLE COVER :, with a fine assortment of Ingrain
and Nenitian CARpETlN Nc, which they offer very
! wv for cash, OF 10 puncual customers.
EDWARD DUVALL * co.
No lC6 Baltimore street,
it4e04t IRA Sd door west of Holiday ST.
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F3- GRATITUDE LODGE, No. .. IO.O.F. IN
poRTANr BUSINESS. special meeting will be held
at the Hall. North Gay street, TH!S Friday EVE
MING at O'Clock. It il earnestly requested that the
brothers will be pnnctual in their attendance, rs bu
sncss affecting tho vital interests of the Lodge will
be submitted. BY order,
It LANES N. $. 7. WRIGHT. Src,y.
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NEN nATs Vi. sMONNING n4D oMrs.

MessrS, Editors Of tie Clipper
(I4'- Many are the i'll and vpXatons one il subject
u, Who sports 4 shocking bad hat In oldrn times
il was conceded that 'Ihc mind is the index of the
man." butnow, ia this age Of Improvement and great
d GernmeGt let the body he the tenement for mind
Of the nObeS attributes of heart ever 50 good and
generous, how liable is the posscssorlo be cut and
passed by unnOced, if he be not deCkcd in The trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! it
in fact is all and all to constitute the man. for
who is not aured by outward Appearances: Ave.
does not ''the learned pate duck TO the golden goh'
more in obcisancc to what is the head than in III
Therefore, your readers who wOnld command sm-
ing recOgnit0us, and hOnled congratulations, should
70 10 "KEEVIL'S,n 9S BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase HAT cheap, and of quality to DER gloss
faults nnumCrabe, If such there be, the which,
"Like richest Alchymy,
Will change to virtue and TO worihiness.D
Respectfully, WILLIAM II. KEEVIL.
fe5-eottr Agent for the Proprietor.
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THIS (THURsDAY) EVENING. FEB. 5ru.,

U3- DR. HOLLlCk will give an important Lee
ture on the Structure of the Human Body-the fdnc
ton of dgesuon-the causes ofiIs deTangement, and
the means of CHtiag them by the application Of Gal
ua1ism; illustrated by his celebrated full sized, life
like, Anatomical Mede and large Cab mic Battery
The large model will be- fully disssctei so as to give
a perfect idea Of the wonderous structure Of the hn-
man body. And the Battery will be put in action, SO
rs 10 give all who choose opportunity of experience
ing the effect Of this powerful curative agent.
N. a.--These Hectares have just be IN given to nu-
mCrous public audiences, and private classes of Sen
atOrs and Others, in Washington, and received the
strongest appreciation.
TO make the lectures more convenient, they will
be given to GENTLEMEN ONLY! az Z! A. NJ =;
doors open at 7. FLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
205 Baltimore street, west of CampbeIl's JeWelry
store. Abundance 25 cents.
BARNUM's HOTEL, Feb. g. 1916. fact
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a3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING CLASS
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 fornd in he city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, OF entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmeR; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. Sc, for sale and made to order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States, Il. S. FRYER,
Milf Ne. North Gay street.
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GAFFISE OF T'IHE COMMISSIONER
~ OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, February Sd, 1915.
AT meeting OF The Commissioners Of Public Schools
held this day, at the City Hail. on a call ron lh:
Mayor, the Board was organized by the appointment
OF the following officers:
WM T. FRtCK, Esq President
II, :. SANDERSON, ESQ Treasurer
w, TILYARD. Clerk.
Admissions TO enter the Schools, as pupils, will he
granted on application either of the follow ne Com
missiOners:
LIST Ward-Edward Horney, 29i Broadway.
I'd Jines e. Whe3den, Alice Anna ST., |
door west Of Broadway.
I'd " DR.. J, +. Monmonier, cor. Of Baltimore
and Caroline sta.
4th g VIM. A. BOYD, 81 w. Pfatt-st.
9TH " Henry :. SandersOn, SCCOndst., near
the Town Clock.
9th g James Johnson, 10 Light ST. wharf.
Nh " Lindsay H. Reynolds, corner Of Eden
and JelIriOn-sts.
sth " X. :. Bowie, 8 Monument-st,
9Th James George, Market Space.
ION John Wilson, Baltimore-st near the
bridge.
nth 3" G. II. Fte, 2G9 Baltimore st.
l2th " {. VI. Keyser, IL ~ lioward-st.
18Th - DR.. J. Il. w. Dudblr, Lombard st, near
Hanover,
AN " James Menzies, ga w. Pratt st.
l3lh " Rev D. y. Mcliitun, iIanOYur.st., near
Camden.
10Th Michael Toner, corner of Eutaw and
FER y-sts.
l1JA israe HeGgin, Henrietta street, near
Charles,
18Th Dr R. 7. Spence. Baltnore.s st. near
Cove,
18Th 9 David Treian. Rlltmorc-s st. near Euraw,
40th " WIN. +. FrcH, law Buildings.
~ ofdRf' J. w. TILYARD.
Ie5|t Clerk
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SGy-A fresh supply of Doctor j. s. ROSES ME-
DICINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, &C.. just
received, consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophyactic Syrup, Linments Tonic Pills, SC,
with treatise on Consumption For sale by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market SITS,
na4 3m Baltimore, Md.
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THyHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
III scrber hi obtained from The Orphans Court of
Baltimore county, letters of administration the
tate of HENRY RUSSELL, late of said county, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber on or
before the 4th day of July 1916; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment. Given under my hand,
this 4th day of February, 1886
fe5.Iawiw+ THOMSON RUSSELL. Ev'x.
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FRONr-sT. THEATRE. This evening the nmtable
Silsbee will appear in the excellent comedy of"Yan-
kee Land" and if you don't want to hurt yourself
Laughing we would advise you to stay away. slot
SAP Slgo" is worth small journey to see, and the
way Slsbee persona,e that character is hard to
be described. If you love fun you will go and see
him to night. The performance will also embrace
an interlude in act, called the "Maried Rake"
and the comic farce of ''The Gardeners Wife" The
house will no doubt be crowded, secure seats in
time.
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Ey-CORONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gayst. mhl2-ly
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FIRE. The stores of +. Pendleton & Co ,
f, Faxon, Jr,, and Alex. Prentice, at Stoning-
ton, Conn, were consumed on Monday. The
dwelling of w. Fl. Standing, near Edenton,
N. c., was consumed on the 25th uIt.
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1F- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons Cold Pencil
Cases; BreaSt-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL d. CLARH'S assortment, which is com
pee, at his Old Established Store Water st., 2d door
from Calvert. n2l
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EONSUMPrION PREVENTED. Coughs,
" Colds, Splitting of Blood, Sore Throat, Bron-
cured by The use of Dr. MANN,S VEG ETABLE
COUGH DROP The drops are pleasant to the taste
and may b. taken with perfect safety at any time, by
pared only by DR.. J. ROBT. MANN at his La ora
tory, No ~ Harrison st. Also, the celebrated Medi
cdted Cahdy, at 3/t cents per pound. fed
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{E3- CASH FOR NEGROES. The highest market
price will be given for likely young NEGROES, that
are slaves for life. Apply az llabbefsett's Washing
ion Hotel, Pratt street. few doors above Hanover
street, where the subscriber is perm tnentIy located
All communications will be promptly attended tn.
fe4 WILLIAM BARKER,
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Il n DS Ga dollar I prize o"i IN ,"y yuster'
days lottery. Another brilliant prize was again sold
by the ever lucky FLETCHER Co, the unrivalled
prize vendors, No. 3 Franklin Buildings, ear the
Post Office, who challenge the whole profession to
beat them in the sac of capital and other handsome
prizes-we mean prizes actually sold.
Drawn Nos. class Slow st prize IS are
45 60 ST 80 "A 81 So 70 az d %
THIS DAY, SIP DOC, tickets 50.
TOMORROW, s., 900, tickers 40 So
SATURDAY, SIS 900, tickets 81 25
The largest and best assortment of tickets and mack
ages in all lotteries constantly on hand Address
JAMES FLETCHER & CO.,
No. 3 Franklin Bank Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
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WNELL'S POINT SAVINGS INSHLTU-
H. T1ON OF BALTIMORE. Al meeting of the
President and Directors OF this Institutions held this
day. dividend three per cent. was declared on it's
stock and weekly deposits, payable on and after the
twelfth instant.
fe5 9.l23tt JOHN w. RANDOLPH, Treasurer.
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EpYRNE ~ co. present to their patrons through
ED out the country the following beautiful scheme
for atu day excel in the Small FRY. All who
may wi h to pdze by package or single tick
ct should in all cases address The well known firm
OF BYkNE Il CO., who have sold three of the ca pi-
tails this justly celebrated little lottery this year
Capitals $4,000, $500, &c, Certificate of pack
age OF whole tickels only 8, halves 9, quarters "a
So Single tickets 81 49, halves 62ic, qrs. 3l!c. Re
member the address.
BYRNE CO., 81 South street,
Baltimore, Md.
N. b.. Postage paid both ways by this well known
LOTTERY firm. II
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CO OPENING OF THE SIXTH SEAL; Or the
END OF THE WORLD! This magnificent Paint
ing, copy from DANBY, and covering 200 square feet
OF canvas has heen engaged by the Proprietor Of the
Museum for a few days only, aud is exhibiting
in the Picture Gallery without extra charge. Tina
subject (see Rev. 9th chap. 18th to 18th verses is
dreadful and sublime, and the Painter has done it
ample justice The best time to view is in the day
time, from 9 A. N. till 4 p. NJ. ja3l
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The FoRGERIEs AT HARIFoRD. These for
gerics amount, 1t is said, to nearly twenty thou
sand dollars, and were committed by S. B.
Grant, who was last spring 4 candidate for the
office of Postmaster. lie was insane from the
time of the discovery of his crime, until he
heard that a warrant was issued for his appre-
hension, since which he is only absent, and no
one knows where.
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STOCKS IN New York. The Express Of
Tuesday evening says-"The market remains
without material change, but closes little
frmer than yesterday. The Mexican question
is used to depress the market, without success
Sound stocks, whether of the general or State
government, and bank stocks are very stiff and
cannot be had except at full pricesn
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A'LORIOUs LUCK YESTERDAY AT
&E SCHOOhFlELD g. cos. They sold to Nos
20 43 AZ, p ze of $4,000 sold to an old patron of
III city, wi CHI cost MIN only SIS, and for which he
receives net $780, and Nos. "A AZ "a, prize of
$3.50, sent to Elizabeth city, NC.
Nos Of Md. Cons Oidated LOTTERY class s. drawn
Feb 4l"-i st prize SIS, are
45 10 81 30 "A 6 Ga SO 70 43 AZ 90
Draws TO-DAY, the beautiful scheme of Nd
Consolidated Lottery, class l6.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
l prize OF $4,000 prize Of So 600
! 5000 " 1881
5000 40 " 500 &C.
Tickets S4-shares IN proportion.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention..
10 Draws next SATURDAY, February 9TH the
Small Fry Seminary Lottery, class 6, capital prize
S50OH-Tickets Sl&-shares in proportion, in which
SChoofeld Co. will sell on certificate packages of
IS whole tickets for only $751; halves S9 quarters
81 3d. elghths 81 81. For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
SCHOOLFiELD * CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t First office from Baltimore street,
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HAOYLE's PRIZE DEPOT, No. LA Pratt
NJ ST. opposite the Railroad Depot, and next to
bIadshaw's United States Hotel. This avorte prize
othce continues unrvaled in the sale Of Capital Prizes
rms is also one of the oldest and most responsible
Offices in the city, DOYLE will of course distribute
many OF the capital prizes in the following splendid
lotteries which will be drawn This week.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets S2I, shares ia
proportion.
SATURDAY, the fayorite Frederick Female Semi
nary Loltery will be drawn. Capital Prize $4,000 -
Tickets 81 49, halves 62a cts quarters 81 cts. This
is spendd lottery for packages. Doyle will sell on
ce thcate in tbs lottery, package of 25 whole tickets
for sl6, halves IS, qrs 81 and eighths 81, Orders
per mail promptly attended TO.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pun.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatesvaety of lucky numbers, 5y
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, 9o.l44 PrattSLreet
1t fR1 Opposite . Il o. r. r. Depot.