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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Of For Sales of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page

~ Far Sales of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page
FRIDAY, P.
There WAS buoyan, tendency in the market TO-
d and tbs faucss improved At the Second Board the
market strong
In bills there is no movement and prices are
heavy Sterling s0st, Francs 2sa.
Comparative statement Of the business on the
Philadelphia Reading Railroad for the month Of Janu
ary in 1874 ls45 and 1916.
r- .si 3s4 j sd 5sa5 :. s isas' 81
Fr rs on Goods. 1851 % 5323 90 s2aS 90
Do on coal; n2 9o5 5 nS 254s Is 81
To,al. 81. 400 10 s40,675 43 s69,75i o.
Coal transported dur Tons. Tons 70 Io y. a.
;ue the above mos Il 739 1920 g 53s 920 SUR l42o
The estimate for las, month $1,000 tons, WHICH, as
will be perceived by the above statement has oeen eS
ceede5 notwithstanding the interruption to the business
caused by the severe snow storm
The Bank OF Louisiana has declared dividend
of three and half per payable 10 stockholders
this city e. the Merchants Bank on the End OF March
The eleventh annual report OF the " estern haii
road Corporation has been made.
The transportation department OF the road during the
year ls45 was very successful the receipts being Tor
Passengers ------------.----'----a go ~ 40
Merchandise ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - 900 "a
-.
Total receipts sslo ~ az
Total e1penses---..-..-...--' o.o.o-- -
p.,s,.a 40 s5e 90
Deduc. ordinary interest PAID. Zso.Soo ~
M, earnings sl62,6 03 20
In addition to 10 This the Company havea
CLAN, on the Boston Worcester Rail
road Corporation for excess OF iares
paid and also on account OF the sales OF so
1886 shares of stock. s5i9.S -
Surplus on hand Jan lst ls45------ Liss ~ 70
Receipts less expenses. .-i4zs2e ~
Net receipts - &C., eo
Total expense .Sec---- -
Net balance, Dec 81, 1s45----.:-- .-s1o'Voo 80
Add the amount authorized by the Legs
lature 70 replace money taken from sne .oooo ~
income for sinking fund. ----------- oooOo w
Total -si- - 20 70 20
Deduct dir'd pr Ct payaoe aiAE. = oOooO ~
Surplus after sale Of stock 500 COS 70
The passenger trains ran lo,4l4i miles esS in ls45
than In 1874 The reasons that there In .ha:
year large conventions &c. in different parts Of the
State.
Tbs whole number Of passengers during the year,
"a, s3a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14
NEW. YORK TOWN ELEcTIoNs".Feb, 10.

Two towns-Greenboro and Redheld-to hear from
They were both Loco last year. Last year the Board
stood Whigs and - Locos
SULLIVAN co
We have not full returns but the reports by Raj
road assure a WIG MAJORITY IN TIE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS. Reported result; Seren Wings
t,co Locos one Anti Rent, one Millerte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

r. The Buffalo papers are complaining with as
much Go;hamtes, against the inetfi-
cheney and neglect of their Police force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

How TO PART CHAIN CABLE--A letter from
Ruenos Ayres the Boston Journal that the peo
pie Of that country endeavored obstruc the passage
Of TIE combined squadron up the river Parsns BY pac
ns large chain the channel with small vessel Is
o1 nshter. placed under il at proper distances apart 1t
was chain'csh!e for lineof-bsttle ship. They had
every preparation receive the enemy at the bat
as The vessels approached this obstruc ton
Capss in iiope IN command of Il. NJ. steamer Fire.
brand Immediately steamed up TO ths chain, hooked it
WIT his ea.ooSk and haued up the cssbesd and
cutting in minutes from tho dime Of setting fast to it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

~ We are indebted to Messrs. LIv1sesroS Il
w Ellis for Albany papers ia advance Of the Mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

The Directors recommend considerable outlay IN a.
,eng and enarsins Depois sc and increasing the mum
Der Of cars, Engines, &c.
The balotng for Directors for the ensuing year then
took place and the following gentlemen elected
By nearly a unanimous vote:-Addison Gilmore Josi'h
s,ickney. Jonathsn Chapman. Stephen FsirbsDss, OF
Boston John Howard, OF Springfield.
The report of the committee appointed at special
meeting for the consideration of the proceedings of the
Boston & Worcester Railroad Corporation &c. was &C.
cep,ed.
AT the Vernon. and Massachusetts Railroad
Meeting held a, Boston OH Thursday morning, the Com
nee appointed collect snd count votes tor
Board of Directors reported By their Chairman that M
following gentlemen elected Alvah Croker,
G. Carey, Henry w. Fuller, jabez c. Howe, J B Brad
lee, Gardner C. Hall j. H Wilkins Calvin Townsley
Otis Everett VIM. Pomeroy, Andrew I. Hall Georg,
w. Warren. The report accepted. and the neetn.
proceeded the discussion OF the rival through
Northheld and Greenfield but without coming sny
conclusion 1t is probable the location will be lei
to the Board OF Directors
The Columbia Fire Insurance Company o: Phila
eelphia declared dividend of five per cent payable
on the 10th inst ,v-...
The Bank Committee of the Assembly have just
made report the Savings Banks OF this STATE from
which gather the following statistics Amount on
deposit January / 1915
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-14

The Directors, after mature deibersaon recommend
ed moderate reduction both OF The through and way
fares and in case OF extraordinary competition on ire
Sound and Hudson River, so as materially to ORA" Oh
the travel from this road they recommend quick se
cisl train 10 run from Boston 10 Albany stopping on
where necessary a; reduced fa.e
The capital stock paid in 100000 20
Increase authorised by the Legislature
TIE nominal means TOR construction and equipment,
OF the road are
Capital stock. SSUCoVSo U W
Increase OF stock ursod- -...-., 4U0Gc0 w
State scrTp--- 80 - -, -,
Albany Bonds ---.--.---- LvNVUoN "
Total 80 -
Net avsila5le means ,'.SS oo. -
Funded debt psysbie in lSoo 4 Is. 20 issSoSS %
Deduct smount of two sinking funds
Dec. 3l---.-------.------ = ~ - :
Add difference in Exchange IN : be-
tween 81 II 10 S. So.---.---.---- 3,9yoi -
Total i2oc -
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28

CoRREcr INFORMATION. Some editors are
constantly Boosting of their extensive cores
gondence and correct information; and yet these
Soasters give currency to more false statements
than those who brag ess-and the worst of it
Is, they make tleir readers pay for such state
uaenis by publishing them in extra sheets as
something truly wonderful. This was the case
lsith the idle rumor that Mexico had rejected
~us offer Of negotiation-aud when rebuked for
she folly, the guilty party tried to draw the
Washington Union into the support Of the fab
Tication by which it was attempted to justify
abe first imposition. The contradiction of the
report by the Union was before the public, and
Fet in the face Of that contrad ction il was as
serted, that con Wednesday, however, cab-
net meeting was held at Washington, as it
seems, relative 10 the dispatches from Mexico,
nj which it was resolved not 10 ipithdra,o our
Jorees from The Merican territory; clearing indi-
eating the existence of such a proposition. ~
Row to this the Union replies that it knows
nothing of the cabinet meeting to which that
piper Ieierred-so that, in fact, the rumor
which was magni6ed into SO great Importance
rs to merit an extra sheet, turns out to be des-
ailute of foundation; and the Union refuses aid
30 sustain false statement.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28
DIED.

On the morning of the 9Th at 81 O'Clock, TsI
N. SHARPLEY, daughter Of the Rev. JOHN Shl
in the l6th year her age.
The friends of the family are FeouesteG In
her funeral from the residence of her father, N,
South High street, on this Monday Afternoon
26th inst, at 8 O'Clock, without further notice.
On the 23d inst. CHARLES F. WHARTON, in u
year of his age.
AT Hagerstown, on the 18th inst. PHILIP KILL
the 73d year of his age.
AT Washington, on Saturday, after a brief ~
BLANCA NILES, youngest daughter of VIM {
Nj es late of Baltimore, in the 18th year of he
At New York, on the 25th instant, of con UNI
Wi liam James Boyle, aged 40 years
In Randolph co. Indiana, on the 5th inst WI
visit TO her children, SARAH MURRAY, in he
year, widow of the late John Murray, Jr. of {
co. Md.
Was lost at sea on the 9th of March last, wi
other prisons, in violent storm, from on voaI
ship Luminary, of Warren, Rhode Island, in la
33 North, longitude III West; Doctor Al
Brown, in The 9Th yeal of has age.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28
NEW CHEAP oARPET1NG. The

RI EW AND CHEAP CARPETING.. The
subscriber has just opened large and very de-
slFable assortment OF CARPETING, consisting, in
part of-SuPer VELVET
Super SAXONY
Super BRUSSELS
Imperial THREE PHYS
Extra super and super INGRAlNS
Extra fine ana fine 90
ROYAL DAMiSK
Plain and TwilIed YENETIANS.
Iogether with a large assortment of FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS; 6, 8 and IL DKUGGETS; Chinelle and
Tufted HEARTH RUGS, &C. sc. All of which
have been selected expressly for the retail trade aRd
together with his former large stock renders his
sottment completf-to which he invites the atten.
ton OF his friends and the pub ic generally, as he
is determined to sell for cash, to punctua custom
ers, at lower prices than the same goods have ever
been sold in this market.
RICHARD DUVALL,
se2o-eo6t APl No. 2H6 Baltimore street.
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MARlNELlST-PORT OF BALTIMDI
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 81, 1915.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE RgADING-RooM gooK
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Ship Chesapeake, Clarke, Rotterdam, oelrieh
Barque Favorite, (Bremen,) Hohorst, B REM
Deeke & Gerdps.
Bremen barque Leontne, Thormann, Bremen
& w ROdewald.
BarQue Louisa Bliss, Creighton, Liverpool CD
& Kellogg.
Brig SaIvadora Hobbs, N Orleans, J. X Rauda
Schr Ray, Travers, Edenton, N. q. Corner & Sol
Schr VIM Tahitha, Curtis, HAMPTON. Va. mastE
Sehr De Kab Jenkins, Fredericksburg, master,
Schr Express, F0xwell, Norfolk, Petersburg al
Richmond, It Hooper.
schr Catharne \. artha, Shields, Philadelphia, 81
w Brown.
Schr Lucy, LoriRg, 8 days from Portland. plas,
and fish to Kirkland, Chase h Co.
Schr Robert HaDbersham, Permission, 5 days nc
New York, assorted CARO- to master.
ARRIVED.
Schr Edith, CrowelI, 7 days from Boston, assort
cargo, TO the master.
schr Hero, Emmerson, from Philadelphia mdxs
w Brown.
Steamer Jewess, Sutton, from Norfolk. Sal
nothing-wearher thick in the bay.
Steamer Herald, Russo u, from Norfolk Saw nd
thing weather thick in the bay
SAILED-Batque Averon, Jordan, Gulf of Nickel
brig Kate Pendergsst, Evans, w est Indies; schI
Eunice IL Adams, Adams, NaRtue ket via New Be
ford; Sarah, Eldridge, Brazos Santiago; ship Cbes
pslke, Clarke, Rotterdam; barques Leontine, ThdI
mann, Bremen; Favorite, Hohurst, do; big salv
MEMORANDA;
Ship Seaman, Myrick, frem Bllimore, was did
charming at Valparaiso July 81
French barque Alexandra, Belurd, for Havrc vi
Baltimore. cleared at New York Sept 25th,
Barqae GalindO, Ftench, hence at Boston, 94d
inst; schr Mary, Smith, do do, 25th, and brig Chat
ham, Nckers0n before reported cleo red sailed fron
do for Baltimore gath inst.
Brig AndroscoeRn, Larabee, from Baltimore 70
boston, which put into the Delaware Breakwate
18th inst in distress, underwent some temporary re
pairs, and sale again on the s3i Tor her destination
FInFpnpo pntn for paI ot,o
land 23d
Brig Chatham, Nickerson, for Baltimore, eieare
at Boston 24th int.
Brig Mount Vernon, saoler, hence at Charteste,
23d INST
Schr Marv, Smith, from Baltimore for Newbury
port, arrived at Gloucester 23d inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28

Tag MUSEUM. A ricI and attractive bill is offered
for performance at the Museum this evening. Mr..
silshee, the celebrated Yankee comedian, will appear
in his great character off Lot Sap sago IN the laugh
able three act drama entitled "Yankee Land.' MIR.
Booth Miss Kate Ludlow, and all the best perform
ers in the company will sustain characters in the
niece. During the drama Mr.. Silsbee will relate sew
ea of his best stories. After the drama the avorite
farce of the 'Swiss Cottage,' in which Mr.. Boob
vii, sustain the character of "Nas Teik." This
gentleman is a most excellent comedian, and has
made himself very popular with the patrons of the
Saloon.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28
mo YOU WANT RICHES, If Won do

40 HOU WANT NICHES! IT you do,
~ COLVIN Il co. have hundreds and thousands
for dlstrhut on. They have sold the past few day 8
ovtr FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAfS in handsome
prizes, to their numerous customers
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ON THURSDAY!
The Old Dominion State IN the ascendency! gen.
tlemaA from Western Virginia, visit TO the city
to invest spire capital in bank stock invested
fur dollars with the lucky CULVIN & co. by pur-
chasing single whole ticket comb: ID IL SO, and he
rece ives, clear of all discount, the handsome sum of
So $780, proving, beyond all doubt that money invest
ed at this lucky pace increases its hundreds and
thousands OF dollars. If you want riches give us
call and make your investment.
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLD-S4OOO SMALL
FRY ON FRIDAY, comb. 80 81, 10 a correspond
eat, in package of quarter tickets.
$40, 90 Capital on MONDAY. Tickets $5, halves
81 so, quarters 81 25.
03- Orders receive prompt attention. Address
COLVIN & CO.,
N. W. corner of Calvert and Baltimore sts.,
1t Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28

CATHOLICISM IN ENGLAND. The converts to
lhe Church of Rome in England are on the in
crease. Within few weeks prior to the sail
ing of the Cambria, five more Of the clergy of
the established Church have confaimed; also,
Dr. Duke, of Brighton, T. physician Of seine re.
Pute, and four country gentlemen of ancient
names and posscs:ors oflsrge fortunes.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28

The Fayette street Appeal Cases. On the open
ing of the City Court on Saturday morning, the
following instructions were given to the special
jury, on the Fayete street appeal cases, by his
Honor, Judge Brice-a full bench present.
"There beng no appeal in relation to the da-
images assessed for opening the street, the jury
will therefore confne their enquiries:
They are to examine all property which they
NAV believe 10 be increased in value or bene-
fitted by the opening Of the street, and to assess
such property to the amount OF such increased
value and no more.
Should this increased value of property be
sufficient to pay the amount Of damages as now
assessed, they will so decide, and the case will
be closed. If, however, after a fair and just
valuation of increased Valuo or benefits shall be
sufficient to pay the damages the jury will find
that fact and state the amount of such deficlen-
cy in their verdict.
1t is the increased value of property which
alone subjects it TO be taxed for benefits, to the
amount Of such increased value. The jury are
therefore not authorised TO assess any property
either private or public if in their opinion
such property is not increaeed in value.
The 9th section ofthe ordinance under which
you now act, exempts from its operation, all
property that has been exempted from taxation
by any law of the State, or act OF the corpora
ton The act of assembly, 1912, chap. l9l,
and the ordinance passed May 18th, 1884, ex-
empts all property ofthe United States, proper
ty of the State, of the city, houses for public
worship, buryng grounds, &c.
The jury are therefore instructed to exclude
from their consideration, all the above kinds of
property.
The city counsel have agreed that their own
property shall be assessed for such increased
value, Notwithstanding its exemption by the
above law and ordinances"
The Commissioners who assessed the proper
ty along the line of Fayette street, made the
following return to the City Register, DR.. J. J.
Graves, when they had completed their abors:
Amount of Damages assessed, S35, 006 80
Expenses, 2,3e6 AZ
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MARRIED.

On the Oath inst by the Rev. Martin Hass
Louis Gross, Jr. TO ANN MCLAUGHLIN, both
city.
On the 9ith inst. by the Rev. Or. Johns, G
WHITMARsH, of This city, to MARY ELIzABErH
TON, of HaTord CO.
On the I'd inst. by the Rev. Mr.. 5hrigley, Al
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28

FINE TEAS. A branch of the New York Can ton
Tea Comp my has lately been established in this
city, at ITO Gayst. between Front and Hshstreets,
with the view of retailing fine green teas in this
market at cheaper rate than be had eiswhere.-
We have tried of the 75ct teas from this estab
lishnent, and can discover no difference between
that and the 81 tea except, indeed, be in favor of
the former article
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28

SUICIDE OF Dr.. STANTON. We learn from
the Wheeling Telegraph that DR.. Staunton, as
sstant clerk of the House of Representatives,
returned home from Washington few days
ago, Iaboring under indisposition, and in tho
temporary absence of his family, committed
suicide by cutting his throat.
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= ATE ARRIVAL

II NEW GDOUS AND GREAT BARGAINS!
JONES & MULLIKIN, No. 40 BALTIMoRE-sT.,
corner of Trpolet's alley, will open this morning,
large assortment of very rich and new styles of
DRESS GOODS, which they have just purchased
from the Eastern Auctions and Importers for cash,
at very great sacrifice. We will enumerate ONLY
few things, such as Cashmeres and Mousene de
LANES, from 10 to rs cents; Rich Ombray stripe
SHAWLS, of all descriptions; one cartoon of extra
rich TEKARIA SHAWLS, about half the price of
last season; also, handsome supply of black, kue
brown and gold mixed CLOTHS; CASsIMERE5 Of
vari' US c. lorS; VE5TlNGS, very handsome fancy
prints, from to % cts; brown SHIRTlNGS fer
81, &c. &c. All of which have been selected with
care and purchased extremely low, and will be sold
little over the Eastern auction prices, for cash. or
to good PuHctual family customers, on time. Call
early this morning if you want Bargains.
se2S lw JONES & MULLlKIN.
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MAYORS OFFICE

MAYUK's UFFICE, !
Baltimore, September 25,h, 1886
SN IN An REWARD. Whereas, a most
- SOSI foul and uHp evoked Murder was
committed on the Hornne OF the 24h instant in this
city, west Saratoga street, tnear Rock street,)
upon the body OF a Girl called MARY ELIZABETH
EARLES, do hereby, by virtue of the authority in
me yes ed offer Reward of TWO HUNDRED pol
LARS for the arrest and conviction of The Murderer
or Murderers. JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayer.
03- The Boy, JAMES KELLY, the supposed Muir
derer of MARY ELIZABETH EARLE is seventeen
eighteen yea s of age, about feet or inches in
height i'm Dut, thin face and sharp nose, his hair
sandy Inclined TO red, his face much ffeckisd his
hands marked on the hacks with India ink. Had on
when he left, cloth cap, bombazine Jacket dark pan
falcons much worn aud turned rather a reddish cast
from the sun. sp28s8 81 /
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30 OTH's CIGARS.

Tune-''DAEpY JIM"
Every body tells ME, o,
"BoOth'S CIGARS are all the 20, y
went myself and found il so,
Just as all had told me, o.
TO IS, that is the place,
Ifyou need Cigars, where YOU must hal
Or else, aItho' YOU want pufr,
you'll not be sure to get enough
Then haste away, TO Booth g you know
He keeps the best in the city, o,
Just step in his store and yOu'n find il a
Just as have told you, q.
N, B. BOOTHS establishment is in HAN
ST., doors South of Camden, nearly opnos
old and favoTite stand.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28

ARREST OF Harper. We learn from the
Cherokee Advocate, of the 10th instant, that
VIM. H. Harper, the murderer of young Mere
dth, at independence, Mo, last spring, has
been apprehended. At the time Of his arrest,
he was we'll armed, and alleged that he was
the bearer ofmportant dispatches to General
kearney.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28
,a-nn Observation-Disclosures AND pREsERYE

fhga TO RESTORE LEATHEK AND PKESEkVE
it, there is nohi which can equal the Oil of Tan
hin il makes boots waterproof AMI sn and actually
doubllass their Wesr.t prevents their creakng aud
Strengthens their leather, and will be found superior
to any thing ever ievcnted for harness and carriage
TOPS.
For sale at the corner OF Baltimore and Hanover
sts, corner of Baltimore and Harrison $751; and No.
6l Thames- ST., r.. Baltimore. IL
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n3-LO.OF. HARMONY LODGE, No. 6. You
are hereby notified to meet at the Hall, N. Gay-st
on THIS (.1onday) AFTERNOON, at o'clo k, TO
attend the funeral of our late brother, VIM ReBsRTs
Members of sister Lodges, in good standing, are
respectfuliy invited to attend, BY order,
IL e. EARECK SON, Eecy.
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LATEST DATES.

LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGES READING ad
For LiverpoOl-Ship Rio Grande, with despalo!
For Belfast, IIeland-Ship Huron, with despa
For AmsteTdam-Ship Garonne, with despatch
F~r Amsterdam-Ship Pewhatan, with despatcl
For Rotterdam-Ship Eutaw soon.
For craftsmanship Leopard with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Atlas, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Grace Brown, with despata
For Bremen-Ship Luise, with despatch.
For Bordeaux-French ship Belle Creale,
despatch.
,, For Valparaiso and ports in the Pacific Bal
Hortensia, Oct, -.
For Rio de Janeiro-Brg Fabius, few days.
For Kingston, Jam-Brig Gambriau, few DAYS
For Nassau, N. P.-schr Emily A. Thompson,
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n EFT THE pMACEMAKER SOUND

n EFT THE PEACEMAKER SOUND
H THE NEWS!-TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. EMO.
RY & CO. beat the world in selling prizes! Per
drawing of the SusquehanHa Lottery of yesterday,
Nos. 6 IS 70, the grand and magnificent prize of
$4,000, in a half ticket, was sold to gentleman
from Old Town, his first purchase from the old es-
tablished house of Emory & Co. This is not all
four OF $1,000 and several smaller pIzes sold TO
toners. Emory X Co. in tip top luck and ne mistake.
THIS DAY A BEAUTY,
rs Nos. and IA drawn ballots.
of20 60D DOLLARS! ofl0 900 DOLLARS!
of 5000 DOLLARS! of 5000 DOLLARS!
AND Is OF 81, Oeo EACH.
Tickets only S5-sharss in proportion
This is fine tcheme aud to insure you the $40 :
900 prize, call at EMORY s. CO., where you can
have package for the low price of SIT.
s- For prizes in any Lottery, always apply in per-
son or by mail TO the far famed l. lttery firm of
EMORY Co, u. ). Lottery Agency,
No. , Calver-st., ID Lottery Office
Ii from Baltimore street.
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ANHINA, GLASS AND QUEENsWARE

CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
~ The subscribers are now opening, received by
and FLOWING BLUE WARES, suitable for coun
try and city trade and to which they will invite the
attention of purchasers generally. On haad, gene
raj assortment of CUT, PLAIN aud MOULDED
GLASSWARE, all of which they offer a. WHOLE.
SALE or RETAIL, at they lowest market prices.
J. G. BUKEE & CO,
a. NOrh Howard st.,
and South Charles st,
fGS SIONEWARE at FaatoTU sal "A