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ARMoRY JUNIOR ARTILLERY, !

-, - ID 'VVIIIUtI Io4O, J
Gothic Junior Artillery will assemble at the Ar
mory at o'clock, THIS (Thursdav) EVENING, in
full uniform for the purpose ofper Orming escort duty
1t By order, II. MCDOWELL, Capt COMFY.
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M AWN NOS. OF Sssq, Canal, G.. 3, Dec. l6:
~ SO ~ IL 81 81 is II 43 70 Sc 90 IS 26
ego Lottery Of Maryland, class
No, 7fOT ls46-to he drawn THIS DAY,
SCHEME Al FOLLOWS.

TICKETS Sc; halves So quarters 81 ST.
R-CeIuhcates of 26 quarter tickets cost S22 25.
10 Orders meet with prompt attention. We pay
postage both ways.
CHAS. s. MCDONALD &CO,
No. 204 Baltimore street,
between Charles and ST. Paul -sts
Drawn Nos. of Be-Air Lottery, class No 3:drawn
Dec Is. Lowest prize Sd.
43 % As 20 30 3 10 % so Al 81 ID 76 %
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TENHE GREATEST PLACE IN CREA-
III TON FOR PRIZES! One of four thousand
three of one thousand five hundred delars, one OF
SIX hundred dOlars-aIl sold in the brilliant LOTTERY
Of yesterday, in packages ana by single tickets TO.
DAY for the capital of $50 600 We intend to sell
1t. An early call will secure the principal prizes.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
! prize of $4,000 | prize Of $1,000
DO 1000 do 2,644
DO 5OOO 20 do 1000
DO 1890 20 do 500, Sc.
Tickets S6-shales in proportion.
Drawn Numbers of 'Susquehaana Canal Lottery.
Glass No. 3, Dec. Is, 1886, are
80 s9 II 81 81 Is Ii 40 70 Sc 60 68 &c
Lowest prize sic.
COLVIN & CO, N. w. corner OF
dl1-t Baltimore and Calvert streets.
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CHARGE OF SwNDLINc. The Grand Jury of
Boston have found six bills against man call
ed l.. R. Spence, but who has some twenty
aliases, for obtaining money under false pre-
fences. He is charged with having been trav-
cling over the country for some time levying
contributions upon the religious and charitable
on various pretences, and from memoranda APP
pears TO have been successful in Baltimore
The Boston Journal says his trial will develops
a course ofswindling without parallel in that
city.
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GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR STATE orMD. }
r. Aen lIth

J
EG}-The Quarterly communication of the GRAND
TEMPLE OF HONOR will be held on THIS (Thurs-
day. EVENING, 18th inst, at 81 O'Clock, P. M, at
Sloan Hall, Harrison street. Members are earnest
y requested 10 be punctuaI IN their attendance.
1t BY order JOHN F. SEGUIN, G. w. Z.
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WEIGH DELAVAN's NATIosAk Circus. The
new and gorgeous spectaele Of "Old Rough and Rea-
dy' nov playing at this popular place OF amusement,
is drawing houses, crowded from pit TO dome. We
have so often spoken Of the beauty of the scenery,
and the admirable manner in which all the incidents
of the piece are presented to the audience that we
deem any thing more at this time unnecessary. 1t
will be Withdrawn after tits week TO make room for
ether novelties. The talented author has presented
to the public many beautiful spectdclcS, but this one
we think his master piece.
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| CANlkLo sAvONI's Cor RRT. We are not in the
habit of INDUCING in eItravagaHt enconiums on the
performances of the VariO7s artises that visit our
city, and hope, there fare some degree of consid
Grafton will be given to our opinion when we say,
that we were, in every sense of the word delighted
at the wonderful execution, and the complete mas
terry, as a viSnist OF Sisnor Savori. spel bouHd
we listened with mingled feelings o Admiration and
pleasure 10 the sweet, harmonious sounds that were
produced with unequaed ease, by the fingers of this
great performer. And eur only regret was that Cal
vert Hall should not have been crowded on Tuesday
evening, by hundreds of auditors 10 share the pIsa
sure we enjoyed. We are satisfied however that if
Signor Savori should be persuaded, now that his ge
MUS and capacity are known, 10 give US another
Concert, few, who are delighted, with "the concord
ofsweet sounds, would fail 10 be present. The per-
formance was varied by two or three comic songs
by siEnor De Begins, with one of which "I'aide =
Argent" we were particularly pleased. We regret
10 say that Miss NOrthall prevented by lndspo-
sition from performing, though her Mace was well
supplied by the kindness of our own Mrs. Bailey.
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1G-IRISH ELOQUENCE. Mr.. JAMez H. QuINM.
the Irish orator oil New York, will address the M
rIon Total Abstinence Society on THIS Thursday
EVENING, the Nth inst, in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Exeter street, (od town. Mr.. G. will
give description Of the Temperance cause in Ire
land, under the management Of Father Matthew.
AMI review the cause in the state of New York and
allude to the license law of this state. Other emf
nent speakers will be present. &g}- The meeting to
commence at O'Clock. The public are invited ts
attend. JAMES B MANNAR,
l.. d TAYLOR, Committee
IT. GEORGE BROWN,
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CO. SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
soath,-say to Norfolk, Richmoud, Petersburg, and
Charleston, ). Gas also to Lynchburg, ann White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable, safest and cheapest to any 9TH
er Route, See advertisement. ie9e-d
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COLLECTIONS OR KELLY. Besides the $3.50
contributed by the citizens of Mobile for Kelly
the late Major Rlnggolds teamstcr, Recorder
Genois, of New Orleans, collected in that city
s245, and the members of the Artillery Bat,
talon of the same city, gave $50 more. AT
Charleston he also received 5000.
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FIRE IN QyINcY. A grist mill and its con-
tents in Quincy, Mass, belonging to Henry
Souther, was totally destroyed by fire on Sun
day morning. Loss sS,ooo-insured'
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HERBERT'S NEW NOVEL.
ny HE ROMAN TRAITOR.

n TRUE TALE OF THE REPUBLIC
BIT w. HERBERT, ESQ,
Author Of"Olver Cromwell" &c SC, was publish
ed on SATURDAY, Dec. l2th, in two Velun es. at as
cts. each,
The Roman Traitor is very clever book, ItS fan
of power and vigor.-CouTt Journal
The dedication TO DR., Haytrey, by The author, in
the chagact'r of an cd Etonian) offers guarantee
for adherence 10 truth in classic deIal, which is well
supported in the work. The fiction is we'll woven
with The history Throughout and the efToc is pctar
esqe and life like.-Gl
Taking Cataline's conspiracy for his subject Mr..
Herbert has formed bpIa, grand Outline, and filled
II up with taste and JUDGMENT Moreover, with the
great historic incidents he has interviewer beautiful
love stery,-NdV. Mil. Gasets
very powerfully written novel of the classic
ages. The author has surMounted all difficulties,
achieving for himself, in this department OF litess-
ture, proud success.-DiSpGtch.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
daft Jarvis Building, Baltimore, Marylaad
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E1AR FAMED THROUGHOUT the world

HIShR IA NJ ED THROUGHOUT the world
n EMORY CO.'S old established Prize Office a
Emory s Co. pay postage. All letters addressed
10 Emory Co. meet with prompt attention, and
the postage paid both ways which gives our country
lliends the same chance as those in the city.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS. Emory g. Ce send to
all their correspondents the IN ayers ofilca draw
Ing Immediately after the Lottery is drawn free of
postage.
THE OLD FIRM Emory s. Co. the Oldest |. OF
terV firm in the United States, and have sold more
large ptIEes than all the combined No miscarri-
age of letters when directed to Emory s. Co in fact
every one knows the firm OF Emory & Co.-they
have been estab ished in the cities of Philadelphia
aud New York the last forty years-nOt one of The
mushroom youths here to-day and gone Tomorrow;
but to be found 1t all times at No Calvert street
where all business transacted by them is strictly
confidential.
Never better chance for a fortune. rs Nos. and
Is dawn ballots
tickets are prizes, Is prizes to II blanks in Pack
ages Emory CO. recommend this scheme to all.
SCHEME
prize of $4,000 pIze S5 ,eOO
prize OF 1000 prize 1900
And 30 OF 81 600 each.
Tickets S6-sharss in proportion.
Packages of 90 tickets EMORY & co. will sell for
1924! This is your chance-c call early for a prize.
2. S.-For prize packages or single tickets, aa-
dress tAe old established house Of Emory u Co., I'd
Office from Market street, in Calvert.
EMORY CO., u. 5. Lottery Agency,
No. Caven-st., ID Lottery Office
IL from Baltimore street.
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CHArLArN TO THE U. S. SENATE. 1t will be
seen BY the letter of our Washington cores
pondent that the Rev. Henry Slicer, was yes.
terday elected Chaplain to the U. S. Senate
This will be gratifying intelligence to his nu'
merous friends in this city.
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DR.. DuKrIN's LAST LECTURE. The sixth and last
lecture of the course by the Rev Dr. Durbn will be
delivered this evening in the Light street, Methodist
Episcopal church. Subject" Restoration of the
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wv PTIHtS Ut D IUU, &c, Nb,
JS3S6 prizes amounting to $685.. 1874.
Tickets $500; halves S30e; qrs. 81 so.
Ii is we'll known that ifany person wishes to draw
prize land who does nolO they should select their
tickets at the New Lucky Office (where all orders
are punctually attended tO) of
NJ. AN5EL, 1856 Baltimore street,
under the Museum,
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! prize of $4,000 pIize S5,eol
l prize of 1000 / prize 4,got
And 90 OF 81 600 each

EJNAR RINGS! EAR RINGS! With great
H great variety of BREASTPINS; Finger Rings;
and beautiful JEWELRY, suitable for Christmas
Presents all new goods, now ready for sale at very
low prices, by
GABRIEL d, CLARK, Water street,
dit Second door from Calvert.
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RECRUITING FOR SANTA FE. Lieut.. Love
of the U. S. Army, arrived at Dayton, Ohio
on Friday last, direct from Santa Fe. He will
remain at that place for an indefinite period
upon the recruiting service.
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20 EAGLE ARTILLERY The corps will as
semhe at 8 O'Clock, THIS Thursday EVENING
| 10 escort the remains of Major RINGGoLD from the
point of arrival TO the Exchange.
1t GEORGE Z. KANE, Coym'1
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knn DOLLARS IN A WHOLE
4 cOO TICKET, The beautiful prize al
8 800 sold Yesterday to gen leman from PhiladeI
phla. Tor which he will receive the snug sum OF
Sl2fo melt VARIOUS other small prizes wero also
sold. Drawn Mas. Of SusqHehanna Lottrrv class 2.
80 5 - II 81 Sd l6 IL 40 10 Sc SO 60 %
TODAY will be drawn Maryland Consolidated
Lottery, class Z,
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DEArHsIN New YORK. There were 1876
deaths in New York last week; Ga men, Al
women, 81 boys and 80 girls; under one year
ofage, A, died OF consumption 80; apoplexy
II; fevsrs l6; commissions l6; determinations 80.
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ROBBERY. Apedar named 7. Minded, who
came passenger to st. Louis few days ago
on the steamer Ocean Wave, was robbed oil
$4,000 worth ofJewelry.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-17

FATAL AFFRAY. Robert Uniack was fatal.
y stabbed in the bar room beneath the Charles
ton theatre on Friday, by the keeper, Thomas
DeLane. He has since died.
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Oh nnn DOLLARS. Consolidated
~OANOO Lottery of Maryland, class 7,
for 1876. To he drawn ia the city Of Batmore, ND
TO-DAY, (rHURSDAY,) Dec. IL, l846.
II. .Sy tn

Whele Tickets Sc shares in proportion
n}- All orders for tickets, shares or certificates
will be Punetually attended 10.
Office No. I2 SOUTH STREET,
1t ID. PAINE b. co Managers
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NEW APPROPRIATIONS,

My The ship Zurich and francois, the first from
HD Havre via New York, have just received and
am now opening beautiful assortment of FRENCH
FANCY GOODS, such us Bronze Candlestieks and
Candelasras, from to lights; Bronze ana G lit Fen-
ders; Bronze Gothic do splendid assortment Of
China VASES; china and Glass perfume Botea
CHINA tete tete s'tts white CHINA Figures of great
variety with and without shades, among which are "a
number of Scripture subjects; Gard Receivers of Chi
ma, Willow Work, PAPER Mache and Fancy Japan
ned; Perfume Boxes; Work Tables, Work Baskets,
Work Boxes with and without stand; Guefidons;
China Candlesticks ofan endless variety; large Chi
ma Cups, saucers and plates TO match also great
variety of FANCY ARTICLES suitable for Brides
and Christmas presents.
ALSO-A large assortment of COLORED EN-
CRAVINGS Ofthe most exquisite finish, the subjects
mostly new; win variety of other articles too nu
merous u ParticularIze. would observe that all
these goods were bought in OCTOBER last, and conse
quenty the newest goods in the market
And, by the ship khOne Just arrived, and Richard
Anderson daily expected from England, | shall re-
ceiye large assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING
ARTICLES, which, with my present stock on hand,
ill render my assortment as complete as will be
found in any establishment OF the kind particular
ly call the attention OF my friends aud the pnDlic gem
orally 10 examine my g0Ods the assortmentw i'll am
ply repay all who will give me call as am deer
mined to dispose of the same at small advance on
the importation cost. J. SCHULTZ,
dl4 1t No. l3l Baltimore street.
HNRESH TEAS. just received from The New
n York Canton Tea Company n lew chests more
of their superior GREEN and BLACK TEAS. The
increasing demand for our Teas induces US to be-
lieve that we sell better Teas for the price than any
similar establishment in the city. Families IN The
city or country will find ii 10 their interest 10 give
them a trial, Also on hand, COFFEE, Green, Roast
ed and round. If article fails 10 give entire sat
isfacon, you should return and have il exchanged,
or the money refunded
JAMES R. PORTER, Agent,
DIG No. 10 Gay, between Front and High sts.
EDICH HIGH COLORED WUULLEN
ID PLAIDS. Just received by the Caledonia,
case rich TARTAN PLAlDS, for Ladies Dresses, of
high colars and new designs
ALSO, will open on Monday morning, l4th inst,
Cease rich PLAID SPUN SILKS, received by the
l al.donia. F. GARDNER,
dle No. l95 Market st'eef.
GnOGERs' DIAMOND CEM siNT-F6a
Ia mending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Ornaments, Sc, 80 that tho break is scarcely per-
ceptible and as s,reag as before broken. For sale
only by q. p. ROGERS, Druggist, corner of Howard
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner OF Paea and Little Green streets.
pI3-Price 2S cents. di4-lw-jol2-ly
VNOOL LAPS. Just received fresh supply
w of the ebeve article.
MRS. P. A. NICKERSON,
dis No. II Lexington streets
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60 DR.. DURbIN'S LECTURES. The sixth
and last Lecture of the course, will be delivered in
Light street church, THIS Thursday EVENING
l7h inst, at half past7 O'Clock.
subject-"R0Storaton Of the Jews-in what this
restoration will cOnslst-onr dHty in this respect
their part i'll the conversion of the word-the signs
of the times concerning this matter, both among
Jews and Christians.
Tickets 25 ccnts-i0 be Obtained at the Bookstores
sfArGstrOUg Berry, Isaac p. Cook, and Mortimer
& MOwbray's, corner Of Baltimore and Charles Sis :;
also of Thomas Armstrong, rs Baltimore street Ii
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INFLUENZA. The influenza has been very
prevalent in Philadelphia for some days. AL
most every family has several members affected
b,, -
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CANAL TOLLS. The New York Express
saws that the assessed tolls taken on the canals
of that State for the season Of 1916 over that Of
1916, will not vary much from 500. 900.
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Gy-THE RINGGOLD FUNERAL OBSEQUIEs.
The Commanding Officer announces that TUESDAY
NEXT, 22i inst, has been determined upon as the
day for the Funeral honUrs te the remains of the late
Mtjor KiNGGOLD.
The Programme and details of the Procession will
he published in few days.
JAMES o. LAW, Major
Commanding Escort.
y 90 Papers in this and the adjoining states, will
confer favor by giving publicity to the above no.
tCe, dl7
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ILLNESS OF Mr.. Poe. The New York Ex-
press says; awe regret to learn that Edgar A.
Poe and his wife are both dangerously i'll with
the consumption, and that the hand of msfor-
tune lies heavy upon their temporal affairs
We are sorry to mention the fact that they are
Sc far reduced as to be barely able to obtain the
necessaries of life. This is, indeed, hard lot,
and we do hope that the friends and admirers
of Mr.. Poe will come promptly to his assistance
in his bitterest hour Of need"
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Coal IN MEXICO. An extensive bed Of btu
minous coal, Of excellent quality, has been dis
covered at Guerrero, Mexican town of A 200
inhabitants, situated on the Saado River, l25
miles above Camargo. 1t is now worked by an
American company, and promises to be of vast
importance, as it removes the principal obsta-
Gle to steamboat navigation on the Rio Grande,
into which the Salado empties its waters.
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VAN ANEvRGH's MENAsRRIE This celebrated col
lection Of wild uniaals now exhibiting at he Roman
Amphitheare, continues tie be visited by great num-
bers of our citizens. Every accommodation has
been made for the convenience of large audience
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INDIA CHINA. The subscribers have receiv-
II ed lot of superior INDIA CHINA consisting of
Dinner Sets; Dishes; Covered Dishes; Soup Tu-
reensi Plates, Sc, which they will sell cheap They
will also open day, French China Chocolate Cups
suitable for Christmas presents. On hand general
assortment of China Glass and Queensware, all of
which is offered at wholesale retail al lowest mar
ket prices. J. e. BOKEE & CO.,
Al North Howard street, between
del7-d8t Fayette and Lex ingtOD,
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THE N. Y: ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE

THE N. Y. ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
FOR JANUARY, 1S47.
UST PUBLISHED, this splendid monthly
81 for January, with several new and original en-
bellishments unsurpassed for beauty of design and
eXecutiOn-sueh as
VlGNET1E 10 the new volume, by Boucher.
COURTSHlP of BOMBY NEPHEW, by Flags
TROUT FISHING,
MY COUSIN KATE, &c. &C.
The articles are all Of high order, and of the
most interesting description, by The following con
tributors.
Mrs E. o. Smith, Seba Smith,
Mrs. F. Osg0Od, Ernest Helfenstein,
w. G. Smith, K. F. Greeley,
Q. II. Hoffman, w. A. Jones,
Barry Barnett, and Others
Now is the time TO subscribe, with the commence
mont of the new volume Call and look at il lit
cannot fail TO pease) at the Book Emporiu. of
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
dl6-4t and Jarvis Building, North street.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Dudley Perssc, Esq,
one ofthe firm of Persso g. Brooks, paper ma
kers, of New York city, had one of his legs
fractured on Tuesday. He was attending to
some business OIL one of the whalves on the
East River side, and stepped upon pile OF
loose logs to avoid coming in contact with a
cart. The pile gave way under him, and the
result was as above stated.
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THE MUsEuM-Ihird night Of the popular danscus 8
Mss Td!les. This accomplished artistic, from tho
Park Theatre, New York, wt make her third appsa-
rance at the Saloon Of the Museum this evening
The entertainments will Commence With the thrill
ing drama of "The IAiOt Witness" in which Mr.. J.
Seton will sustain the principal character, ard will
conclude with the luughable farce of the "Married
Bachelor" Between the pieces Miss Valee will ap-
pear in (aVOrite Pas SsuI.
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HORRIBLE. The house of Mr.. Solomo n
Avery, of York, Me-, was destroyed by FIRE,
on the evening of the 2sth ult, and his wife,
woman eighty years of age, persisted in the
flames. Both the woman and her husband
were, at the time, in a state of stupilaction
from drinking liquor, and it was with the great
est difficulty that he was rescued.
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33A.73A P ?" .';,aa.s il :, 'r,.f,, 70

SS4.7S H p" Geitina Hs' F r 'r,1f' e
aud er"nd pltal Ui $2U,0CO. WHOe ticket, sc.
F"r Lucky Tickets, cali the fortunate prize ven
defs, MILLER n Co, corner Of BatiuIO u and ST.
Pdu Streets aud purchase ticket.
HIS DAY, Dec. TIA will he drawn, MARYLAND
OonSoididated Lott Ty, class No. 7 7SNos ~ iiawn
ballots Making brilliant Lottery Tor the 10 ~ price
Of tickets. F
SCHRMR.
Prize OF S208t0 90 priEss of aIeOa
1909 20 $40
5,0'0 90 H,O
1000 % U 900
5000 9O0 4" I0O
Tickets So oO halves So co. Qrs 81 so; eighIhs 75c
For lucky uckeIs by the package or single tickets
apply 10 the pIIze vendors, MILLER n ca
Corner OF Baltimore and St Paul streets
Drawn Nos the Maryland LOTTERY, class Nc.
), drawn Dec u.s. Lowest prize SI0:
~ . - II 81 81 is II ~ 10 So 60 So Is
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The PAKKERsBURG CASE. The General
Court of Virginia has ordered the discharge of
the three citizens OF Ohio, who had been arrest
ed for kidnapping slaves from Virginia. A ma
iority of the Court decided that the offence was
committed beyond low water mark on the Ohio
and therefore not within the limits or jurisdic-
tioH of Virginia.
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HUMPHREY MOORE.

NJ No. 1853 PRATT STREET,
HAS on hahd fine assortment Of CHRISTMAS and
NEW YEARS BOOKS, viz; Friendships Offer
ih'j CHRISTMAS Blossom and Keepsake; Anaranih s
orHi, WIN nine steel eugr. wings; Moss Rose; For
s,tme-h Not; Rose of Sharoni Token of Flowers,
VHlee OF Flower; Drops from Flora's Cup; Tbs
eosred Pictorial Brother Jonathan illustra ted SUI
aLoiyeay present. Picture Caller; James and BuI'
wet's Last, price Us cts each; Reuben Eelano; Win
Games, sc &c. 49,
N. u: 1000 volumes Of second hand BOOKS, al
bali piCc'