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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-14
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.


Their stock consists in part, OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, NESTlNGS, SAT
INEIS and JEA Ms, FANCY GOODS, &c.
sTsA >yLs-n great variety; PRINTSof all the latest
and newest styles and patterns ALPACHAS-plain
and fancy; Ihibet and English MERINO; French and
Manchester GINGHAMS; DRESS SILKS-a good
assortment, and, in fact, every thing the line Of
Ladies' Dress Goods Twceds, Buffalo ami Iowa
Cloths, Genoa Cloths; Iickings, blcached
Driilngs; Brown and beached Musins, cheap tho
cheapest; Aipacha and Parisene Cloths SILK Cotton
Nelvcts Checks, Irish Linens; Brown and bIeached
Table Cloths; Ilan ana striped Linens brown Hol-
lands Umbrellas; Bandanna and Spittlefeld H'dk'fs,
Black Italian Cravas, plain and fancy Stocks Cotton
ana Bingham Handke Tciefs. Jaconcts, Gum Elastic.
Norsted and Webb Suspenders. Cambrics Bobbincts,
SWISS and Null Auslins, Laces and Ecgings, Lace and
Nett Wells, Ladies kid, silk pic lc cotton Gloves,
Alpaca Aprons and Silk DO; Gentemen's Gloves,
cotton Hose and Half Hose, Pins Needles, Stoy
Coat Binding, Tapes, Buttons, W citing and Coat
Cords and Sewing silks and Twists, Hooks and Eyes,
Russia SLcetng, Ingram and Nen.tan Carpets, DAM
ask Iorcen, apron aud Furniture Checks, w all and
Window Paper, Men and Boys Fur, Cloth, Selette.
and Velvet CAPS-latest styles; Ribbons, Combs.
Patent and Cotton Threads, Laties Travelling Carpet
Bags ana Baskets, &c. &c
I-llorcncc Braid and straw BONNETs-a superior
article; Straw and Palm Leaf HATS, &c. &c.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

CLARK Division, No. 3, s Of T. OF Richmond Wayne
county Indiana meets on Wednesday evening each
week, 4 : O'Clock. d. T. HOLLOW Af, w. P
J. H. Huron, Il. s.
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es L. a IS
800 gross Walls a;ld Bo,tles--all sizes
80 boxes 10 by l2--S By 100 by I'LL by I6-l6
BY ~ and % by p Window and Picture Glass.
Shop Furniture,
Breast Pipes
Graduate Measures.
800 gross Vial and Bottle Cor!s.
Surgical instruments.
Japan Narnish
Chemicals.
Patent Medicines.
Perfumery.
dozen PANT Brushes all sizes.
Nhte-wash, Scrub, and Backing Brushes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-14
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

BARGAINS now be had at the Store Of J. w
, GILBERT and JAMES WATT, who have Just received
complete assortment of
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Z EST q" E.*TEF;I2&. renailing il the Post 0Gice
4 at Richmond, inJana, the first day Of July,
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A full assortment. at all times. Of HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,, land QUEENsHvARE-
There is no MISTAKE but that the above GOODS
will be sold at unusually low prices. for Cash.
approved Country Produce.
I3~Ca at the CHEAP CASH STORE, in the West
Room Of the Riclnond Hotei, and obtain BARCAI
Richmond, March Il, 1916 lift
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23
reported for the Baltimore Clippcr.l
BALTIMORE MARKET, Dec


Cattle. The supply of Beef Cattle at the scales
yesterday was rather light, and the demand not brisk
but last weeks rates were sustained Of 700 head of
fered, 63O sold prices ranging from 81 to S325
per 100 bbls the hOO equal to $4aSj.25 net. Live
Hogs are selling at $3.50, and killed at $i.5OaSf62!.
Flour. The flour market is still unsettled. Yester
day some small parcels of Howard-st brands sold at
1887, and later in the day 500 bis were taken at
which it is generally held to,lay at which we note
sale of 800 bbls Receipt price unsettled City Mills
is held AT 80, hut we hear no transactions.
Grain. We note a demand for wheat for Shipment,
which has advanced prices. We note sales OF good to
prime reds l03al06c and ordinary good at 9Oal03
We quote white at ll0al20c. Corn has also advanced
with sales ut j7a5c for white, and 56a57c for yellow.
Sales of Oats at 33, and Rye at 63a65.
XVhisIsey. The market is dull at Gle for hhds.
and % for bhs.
NEW YORK Monday, p. M
1900 bales Of cotton have been sold day; prices
full c. per h. higher than they before the arrival
of the Cambria,
Flour is dull; Western Canal is freely offered at s.,
50a5,56., without finding buycrs-some holders how
ever continue ask SCHOLARS; Georgetown is held at
$3.50; 1000 bushels of old Northern Corn sold 75c.;
1000 bushels of Long Island new white, 7Sc.; 1000
Jersey new &c., measure. 200 bbs. Jersey meal, 81
100 bushels new North Carolina corn, &c., weight
"a drudge casks whiskey were taken 24c, bbls, are
held at 25c.
Cheese is in good demand and all to be had at 7c.
for casks, and u for boxes have been taken up 1000
lbs. tallow brought SIC. Pot ashes in limited de-
mand at 3d. 2!a4,6eS. Pearls, $3.50.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday Evening, Dec. o.
Cotton-hoders are asking LAB SC. advance on last
weeks rates, but without finding buyers to any extent.
Flourquiet to day, and the only sales 1000 bbs.
fine and good brands at IS, at which the market is
firm. Corn Meal-sales of 1lal2000 bbls. Penna. at
SO 3-8a3 !, being a further advance Wheat-mostly
held under limits sales of 5000 bushels prime Penna.
red reported at l06c in store. Corn-sales Of old
Southern ut 65c Penna 68a70c. in store; new South
em held ut 55c for white and &c., for yellow, Soc. Of
fered Oats--sales of Southern at 33c. Groceries in
fair request near 800 hhds. New Orleans Sugar sold
vance on previous sales. Whisksy advancing; sales of
hhds at q .as2tc. '''
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Amcritan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC 90, 1916,

FusgRAL PROCESSION. If we lived in
community where the private worth and public
services of Major Ringgold wore unknown, we
might be excused for offering labored eulo-
giam upon his merits Bat, as Maryland was
his birthplace, and as its citizens have marked
with pride and pleasure, his conduct and pro-
vrcss from the time he entered upon his militia
~ career, to tho moment Of tho gallant and glo-
rious termination of his earthly existence, 1t
would seeui to be superduous to dwell upon
each instance in which he exhibited his pstri-
otiszn; for, in fact, his whole life was devoted
to the service ofhis country. Educated for the
army, he took great pride in hiOProiesslon, and
was, early in life, enlisted as an aid of General
Scstt. At all times, active and prompt in the
discharge of his duties, he was acknowledged
TO DO one Of the best disciplinarans Of the coun-
try. In the Florida war, he so greatly dstin-
Ruishod himself, as to have merlted and recelV-
cd the brevet rank ofnaiori but, unhapPily, the
climate was destructive of his health, and he
returned from the scene of operations with an
mpared constituion-the effects Of which, he
had not entirely overcome at the time he wns
ordered to join the army under General Tay-
lor Although he might we'll have been excus-
cd from this service, on account of his state of
health, he embraced with enthusiasm, resolv-
ed that his latest breath should be spont IN de-
fence of his country. He died. as is known,
on tho field of Palo Alto, at the moment Of a
victory, which his skill and courage had so
greatly contributed to achieve. Almost his
last words were uttered to exhort others to per-
form their duty.
In the death of MAJOR Ringgold, his relatives
have lost a dear friend; Maryland one Of her
brightest and most chivalric SONS; and his coun
try, the services ras bravo heart as ever pal
plated, and as true patriot. The annunca-
ton of his death cast general gloom over our
city and State; and, with praiseworthy unanim-
ty, it was resolved to pay to his remains, the
highest mark of respect. For the few days
whic'I his body remained in the Rotunda of
the Exchange, it was visited by thousands of
both sexes, who pressed eagerly to drop the
sympathizng tear over the bier of one, who
whilst living, was all that was manly, brave,
generous and patriotic. Citizens from a dis
lance Wed with those of Baltimore in testifying
their respect to the deceased and the streets,
during the procession yesterday, presented a
throng ofsPectators, and parade of military,
seldom before witnessed. 1t was grand and
imposing spcctuce-worthy of the heroic spir-
il to whom it was offered, as the tribute of,
grateful hearts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

APPOINTMENT OF CHANCELLOR. We learn
from Annapolis, that John Johnson, Esq,
member elect to the House Of Delegates, from
Anne Arundel county, has boen appointed by
the Governor, as Chancellor of Maryland, in
place of the late Chancellor Bland. Mr.. John
son is n gentleman Of fine abilities, and will
doubtless discharge the duties of the Office with
honor to HIMSELF and To the entire sltsfac ton
of all having business with the ChanceTy
Court.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23
4 = DRAWN BALLOTS FROM 70 NUM-
n 80 BERS, splendid scheme TO DAY.

Tickets $500 Halves $500; Quarters $500.
BY the drawing of this scheme $456 456 is to be dis
trbuted to the holders Of the tickets Who would not
be one of that number and be able To say very
deserving man said in my office yesterday 'is prize
will pay all my debts and leave enough to make each
of my friends Christmas Present." Those who wish
to feel the joyous sensations should select their
tickets Rt the lucky office of
NJ ANSEI4, l56 Market st.
All orders punctually attended TO-
Drawn numbers Of Be-AT Lottery, class 5.
&c 50 So 70 SO 10 Al % 40 70 Is 20 49
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23
JHOLYDAY PRESENTS.

OLHDAY PRESENTS.
ANIMALS FOR 1347.
THE BIBLE GALLERY. Portraits of Womea
mentioned in Scrpure-engraved by the most eminent
artists from drawings by G. Staabril.
HEATH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY, lS47, with beau
dfully finished engravings from drawings by the first
artists, edited by the Countess of Blessington.
THE KEEPSAKE, l847, with beautifully finished
engravings, edited by the Countess of Blessington
FORGET ME NOT. A Christmas and New Years
Present for l847, edited by Frederick ShOberl.
THE OPAL--A Pure Gift for the Holydays 1877.
THE RAINBOW, lSf7-edited by A. J. Mcdonald.
THE ROSE, or Affections Gift, for 1917, ten steel
engravings.
THE BOUDOIR ANNUAL for 1s47. A quarto,
elegant engravngs.
SKETCHES OF IRISH CHARACTER, by Mrs. s
G.. Hall, illustrated.
THE MOTHERS PRESENT for the young, 1S47.
THE FLOWER ALPHABET, in gold and cOlofs.
POEMS-BEAUTlFULLYB BOUND.
Milton, Moore, Scott, Burns, Hemans, Sigourney,
Ossian, Norton, Barton, Landon, Goldsmith, Mont
gomery, Cowpcr, HOuett Norton, Amelia
JUVENILE BOOKS.
Book of Navy and Army, Historical Gift, Youths
Book of Nature, Tortoise Shell Kitten, Iu Lu Tales,
Kris Kringe, Stories of American Revolution.
PRAYER BOOKS and BIBLES, in velvet and Tur-
key morocco. ARMSTRONG & BERRY,
d2l-wtha [Ps2tl l66 Baltimore street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23
GREAT BARGAINS.

THE LARGEST STOCK OFRICH FRENCH GOODS
IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE NOW SELLING
OFF AT GREAT BARGAINS
Ey GARDNER being DESTROYS 20 reduce his
r. . large stock of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS
before the season closes, will commence Ibis morning
to sell off without regard u cost He has received the
last week fargo additions to his stock from the auctions
of New York and Philadelphia, which, together with
his large stock of Rich French Goods now on hand, of
ers such inducements 20 purchasers rs will not fail to
give them satisfaction; among the many articles COM
prsing the stock can he found in all their varieties
Rich Figured Dress SILKS
Plain and Chameleon do
silk VELNEfS, cold and White SA1INS
Silk ROBES, French NERINOES
French CASuMERES, beautiful styles, at so cts. per
yard l...
Gro de Amnrcs, Highland PLAlDS, silk FLAIDS
Plaid MERINOES and CASIIMEItES, high cOlors
Oregon PLAIDS ..'
French DE INEs viii 6s sS SSit at s7s peer peer S so
Lupin'sMoornng do all wool at 81 cts per do
ALSO-A magnificent assortment of SlIAWLS,
Terkcri, Tlibet, Cashmere, Grape, Silk do, &C.
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES.
Black and White Lace CAPES; Embd do. COL
LARS; Chemezet SLEEVES, SC. SC.
ALSOtIA general variety of HOUSEKEEPING
.7RITCLES. Applyat =. boz o,,
STORE No 1876 MARKET ST.,
d23 18th House above Light street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

PRIVATE EKPRESsBs VS. THE GOVERNMENT.
The prosecution instituted by the government,
al Boston, against J. M. Thompson. proprietor
of the express line to Springfield, for carrying
letters, " hch has been in progress in that city
a week or more, on Friday resulted in a verdict
of acquittal. Judge Srrague ruled, LIST, pro
forma, that the law giving exclusive right to
the post Office department to transport letters
and other mailable matter over post routes is
constitutional; Cd, that if the defendant was
mistaken, as to what was, or what was not,
maiabe matter, his mistake did not excuse
him; Sd but if the defendant gave to his agents
bona fde instructions not to carry letters be-
longing to the prohibited class, and yet they
carried them, in violation of his instructions,
and without his knowledge or consent, express
or implied, he was not liable to the penalty;
4th, if he consented to their carrying letters
generally ola certain class, and falling within
the prohibition, although he did not know they
were within it, he was liable, Notwithstanding
he might have no knowledge of the carrying
of any particular letter Of that class.
ANOTHER DIsAsrER-.4 Packet Burnt al
Sea. The Philadelphia correspondent of the
Patriot, says:
eve have accounts from New York of the
loss ST the iine packet ship Thomas t Cope OF
this port. She was on her way from Liverpool
TO this city, and took fire at sea and was burn
ed-shlp and cargo a total loss. The passen-
gers and crew, eghty-two in number, we're
taken off and have arrived in New York.
DEpor FoR THE STEAMERS. The new Gu
nard Line from New Yok is to have its dock
at Jersey City, contract to that effect having
been made by Mr.. Cunard and the Jersey City
Associates. The preparation of adequate docks
and accommodations for the line will require all
outlay ofsome $40 900 on the part Of the AS
sociates. The contract is for term of years
FIRE IN CHICAGO. On last Wednesday
week, large warehouse occupied by Theron
Parde, with its contents, about 20, 00o bushels
of wheat, was destroyed. Four or FIVE other
buildings were also destroyed, and other neigh
boring establishments suffered considerable in
jury. .--.-.--
FIRE NEAR PirrsBuRa. The saw mill and
axe factory belonging to the Rev, q Ii. Cos
ton, at Braddock's Fields, were totally destroy
ed by fire on Friday morning Loss about
$4,000; no insurance.
Pension FOR KELLY. We are glad to learn
that the House Of Representatives has passed
a bill granting pension to Kelly, the brave
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NNEREI The subscriber has been appointed AGENT
~ of THE SPRING GARDEN MUTUAL INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, and hav-
ing complied with the acquisitions of the Law of the
State of Maryland for Foreign Agencies,
WILL INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY,
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
at reasonable rates-lnd as an old Fireman, respect
fully socits share of public patronage, at his Office
No. % South Calvert street, Baltimore.
JAMES LOVEGROVE.
BLANK BOOKS made in FIRST RATE STYLE,
as usual. JAMES LONEGROEE.
d23 t29f
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A NEW WASHING ESTABLISHMENT.

A NEW WASHING ESTABLISHMENT,
"a is now open the Bel Air Road for Washing
Clothes of every description, at liberal prices. Per-
sons leaving sending Clothes 10 be Washed may
rely upon their being returned perfectly clean. For
reference apply to Mr. DANSKIN, No. l55 Baltimore
street, and at Mr.. BOTTOMS Furnishing Store, No.
III Baltimore street Persons leaving notice ut the
above places will be called ON by
d232t' JAMES STEWART,
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TEyO THE AFFLICTED.-We wish to call
Il the attention Of readers to the advertisements
of Dr. Dow regular medical man, whose profession
al education is surpassed by any physician in the
country His having devoted his attention for many
ing been extremely successful in curing long standing
and difficult cases. such as were considered almost in
curable is sufficient to commend him to the public az
worthy of the extensive patronage he is daily receiving
To those acquainted with the Doctor, we say nothing IS
TO his skill honor, or integrity, they well known;
but strangers in search of physician, would recon-
be sure, when calling on him, to observe that his once
is in Second street between South and Gay sts
Soc his advertisements de23
EMAIL Sill YER WATCHES FOR BOYS.
y Good time keepers, for sale BY
G. D. CLARK, Water street,
d2 second door from Calvert.
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PENSION FOR KELLY. We are glad to learn
that the House of Representatives has passed
bill granting pension to Kelly, the brave
tea meter of the lanented Rirggold.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

n HALL, DESIGNER AND ENGRAVER,
% No. = EUTIiW STREET,
opposite the Eutaw House.
Drawings of Buildings, Machinery, Specifications
for the Patent Office, Seals, Steel Letters and all kinds
of wood and Copper-p plate ENGRAVING, neatly exc
Cuted at the shortest notice.
PATTERNS for Castings made, and
BRANDS and STENCILS cut to order.
DRAWING SCHOOL. Instruction given in the
Art of Drawing. d23 t:}0Ap
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Ok 900 DOLLARS. Consolidssod
~csVBOO Lottery of Maryland cl 4,
for 1915. TO be drawn in the city of Baltimore Nd,
THIS DAY, "wednesday, Dec, 23,) For benefit Of
the SusGuehanna Canal,
LARS. Consolidated
INE s. CO., MANAGERS.

Tickets $5-For tickets call on
j. PAINE & CO, Managers,
~ No II South street.
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A}- SUFFERING HUMANITY. The attention of
the humane and benevolent are invited the of
distressed family residing at No 1863 Madison street,
east of Aiaquth st. (south side.) The has wife
that expects TO be confined every hour, and several
Children-he has not had employment for some time
past and is in arrears for some four months rent, his
furniture is liable TO be seized at any moment. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

The MENAoERIE. Van Amburgs celebrated Me
nageue continues TO be visited by crowds of ci.i-
zens. 1t is exhibited at the Roman Ampbi.heatre,
North Calvert street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

NRw Boox From WIN. Taylor b Co. we have re
ceiyed a book for Christmas and New Year, entitled
Fitzgerald and Hopkins, or ami advetures in
Theatrical Life" by II. ". Moors.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

1I3- The MEMBERS or JERUSALEM ENCAMP.
MENT OF PATRGARCHS, No. 1, |. D. o. F., are
hereby notified TO assemble at the Hall on THURS
DAY. the oath inst, at O'Clock, M to pay the last
tribute of respect 20 Patriarch JAMES GILLETT.
BY order, GEO. J. ROCHE, r. s.
Patiarchs of Sister Encampments are respectfully
invited to attend. d23-2t
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THR Museum. The beautiful comedy Of "Who's
your Friend" and the amusing farce of "Peasant
Neighbor," the attractions at the Saloon this even
ing. Between the farce Miss Vallec will appear IN
fayorite dance
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

NHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
u CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
Ali who wants fortune for Christmas Present, EN-
DRY & co, recommend them to some of the splen-
did lotteries u be drawn this week Last week was
glorious for the patrons OF Emory & Co. They
sold two Capital Prizes, besides host of smaller
We invite and all to give call this week, and
what can be done in the way of Christmas Gift.
THIS DAY,
rs Nos. and Is drawn Ballots.
SCHEME.
| of $3.50 l Of $4,000
of 5000 ! of 1900
and 800 of 900 each.
Tickets only $8-Shares in proportion.
This is beautiful scheme for packages. EMORY
co. will sell package of 26 pr, tickets for 500 1t
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FIRE NEAR PirrsBuRa. The saw mill and
axe factory belonging to the Rev z Ii. Cos
ton, at Braddock's Fields, were totally destroy
ed by fire on Friday morning. Loss about
$4,000; no insurance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

Gr3- FRANKLIN DIVISION, No. &, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE, The members OF this Division
requested 10 meet at their Hail on THURSDAY AZ
TERNOON, at half past O'Clock, to attend the func-
raj Of our deceased brother, JAMES GILLRTT.
Our brethren of sister divisions invited to
with BY order OF the w. P.
d232t JOHN e. COPYRIGHT, r. s.
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TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL. The Washington Tenn
p0rancc Society now holding festival in their
Hall the corner Of Hanover and Camden streets j,
will be continued this evening.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-23

MADAM AUGUSTA, This celebrated danscuse is draw
ing crowded houses at the Holiday street TheatIc.
She appears tonght in one Of her best Characters.
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90. CHRISTMAS NIGHT. A public meeting Of
the WESLEYAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
will be held on CHRISTMAS NIGHT in the Method
ist f. Church, Light Exercises to commence at
o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by Rev. GEO.
A. CoFFEY, of Charles It. Station, and Rcv'd w. II.
win be- made to sustain the Mission. The friends of
Missions among our own poor are invited to be pre-
sent. d233t
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Is $4,000 R b. EI!I 4 Each T package IL

OFFICE OF EMORY co,
Opposite Banum's, Bait, Md.
E3- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md Consoli-
dated Lottery, class 9, for 1916.
SO "a AZ 81 66 % 4G Is 81
9 and SO, being the LIST and 2d or "a and AZ, be-
ing the Sd and 18th drawn Nos. each $40
81 and 66, being the 9Th and 9th; % and &c, be-
ing the 7th and 9th drawn Nos each 30
8 and IS, being the 9th and 10th; and q, be
ing the 10th and 18th drawn Nos each 20
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, each
II EMORY & Co, No. N. Calvert-st.
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de22H

Q-We invite the attention of the public to the Ger
titicates of a performed by DIR. CULLEN'S IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certainly goes
ahead of any heretofore published The High standing
of the gentlemen whose given as having wit,
messed this cure, precludGs the possibility OF imposition
There is large number of persons taking their
medicines in this CITY, whose residence will he given by
applying to the Agents, whose will be found at
tached to the certificates. de22