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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

vi IN
.frrest and COmmittat cfa Supposed Countsr-
feiter! A man who gave his name us Charles
Edwards, was arrested yesterday by officers
HAYS and Snyder, for passing counterfeit note
to one William S. Painter. The circumstances
connected with this case deyelope systematic
plan of swindling which we think has not been
equalled by any similar case that has come 10
our know ledge. 1t appears that on Tuesday
about noon, two men of genteel dress and de-
meanol, came to the house of Mr.. William S.
Painter, at Poplar Grove, Springfield Town
ship, York county, Pennsylvania, represented
that they had come from the town of York on
the train of burthen cars, that they desired to
come to Baltimore; but that as tho train of pas
senger cars would not pass until late in the al
termoon, they wished MIR. 7. to drive them in
his wagon TO Govanstown. in the vicinity of
our city. MIR. 2. in obedience to their request
got his carriage ready and conveyed them to
Govanstown, and at their urgent desire contn-
uad the Journey to the Star Tavern, about one
mile from the city, where they arrived late at
night. Here the men offered in pay for their
passage a ten dollar note on tho Cumberland
Bank of Allegheny, Mr.. T. remained at the
tavern all night, and the strangers left, saving
they would stay at the house Of Mr. Frisby in
the neghborhood; but as aterw5 rds appeared,
came TO the city. In the morning the note
was discovered to be a counterfeit. Mr.. p. has.
tened to Baltimore, and left information with
the police. Mr.. s. Hays and Mr.. WIN. Sny-
der, accompanied by MIR, P. himself, started in
search Of the swindlers; and in the course Of
tho afternoon arrested one of them, who gave
his name as Charles Edwards, in a second hand
furniture store, at the north east corner of
Frederick and Second SITS. He was taken be-
fore Justice Manning by whom he was exam
insd, There were found on his person coun-
| ter!et money in notes amounting to $685. So
OF good money, and gold watch chain and
guard chain. The counterfeit notes comprise
5's, of the Bank of Lower Canada; los, of the
Hudson River Bank, New York; los and eos,
Of the Cumberland Bank Of Allegheny, Md !;
and los and eos, of the Chippeway County
Bank, Michigan. The real name Of this man
is Joseph Lev is, but he sometime calls himself
Joseph Wilson alias Joseph Thurston. He is
said to be the same individual who was arrest
ed some days ago, by officer Q linn and COM
mitted TO prison for practising the "drop
game" He was committed by Justice Man
ning for further examination
appropriations. The City Councils have APP
prorTiated up 10 this date for various purposes
Sl9,s5l 49,
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INCREASE OF THE ARMY AND NAVY. The
Union of Tuesday last, contains the letters
from The Secretaries of War and the Navy, tt
the chairmen of the Military and Naval com.
mittees, which were recently called for by re-
solution. Both letters evidently look 10 wal
with Great Britain, and the recommendation
are IN accordance with that view. The Score,
torv Of war recommends the immediate com
pletion Of Qualifications increase of the nc.
gular army, and that authority be conferred on
,he President to accept the services of volun.
teers to the number of fifty thousand. He also
suggests the appropriation of"a considerable
sum" for the erection of Temporary defences-
say two or three hundred thousand dollars, tc
be used at the discretion of the Executive.
The Secretary of the Navy recommends al
increase of steam-vessels of war-the repair
and equipment of all vessels in ordinary-the
establishment of "a system of steamers for har-
bor detenca''-and an increase in the number
Of seamen-alI to be provided or not at the
discretion of the President.
The estimated expense ofthese various equip
nents, preparations and augmentations, in the
Army and Navy, are not given in the letters;
but we believe were furnished to the Naval and
Mitary committees. They must necessarily
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WXTT III TAYLOR Il. co.


w HAVE TAIs BAY RECEIVED!
G0deyH i>ady's Back for April. Embellishments
WashnRton's first interview with Mrs. Gusts;
SpFiug Fashions
R0kebey and the Vision of Don R0dGriek bySr
Waiter Scutt, 25
The Bridal of Triemnin, or Harold che Daunt-
less by Siv Walter sIc0u. 95
Tie Ny'Bph OF the Ocean; or The Pirates Re-
tfnthal, 1914
Lttei's Living Age, No. 80 lei
The 4th volume of b'Aubigne's History OF the
Great Reformation, in cheap form, ouy I2i
The Iii tory and Extraordinary Adventures of
Margaret Catchpoe, q suffolk girl, by kev'd
Richard C0rbald, 9j
Leon dc Eelavar; or The Age of the lnqusition I2a
Wilson's Miscrll tnes, vol, cheap edition, rs
alsou'a mi4cellanes, vol do do
Lainy's Notes OF Traveller, complete in vol. 75
1hod0d0lpr, the Icelander and Aslaugas Knight,
8 vols. (Wiley II Putnam q Library) rs
History Of the Pirates aud Freebooters of Anne
RIGA, 9J
The Rest of Don Juan, inscribed 70 the Shade of
Byron, by Henry Merford, %
Gabriel Gambreni; or the Galley Slave, 1911
JUST PUBLISHED,
Rose Marie, or the GOgo Family, translated frrn
the French by Thos. Williams, ESQ. 37b
5G3-Al the Magazines for April.
WILLIAM TAYLOR * co.
Nos. 4, 5 and Jarvis Buildings,
1t North street, Baltimore.
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,--... = VA, uays; Don Juan DuelI n
DO waiting cargo; briggs Charlotte; Lttlejohn for /
llth Helen Marl, Sweetser for do. ld'e; John II :
Pierce, for do do; N0uvitas Sanford for N UaypA
ld's, 20 sail in 10 days; Judson, Russell for do wal
ing cargo; Georgiana, Crispn, I'm Boston, dis; NAL
rid, Little, fin and for Philadelphia, do; Broom, hi
CURE, FIN ST. Cruz for ST. Johns, P R. thas on boaI
Col. Mann's Circus Company schr Sabine, Bentez
of and for N York, dis
schr Ennice H. Adams. Adams 8 DAYS FIN Salerl
oil and candies, to Thos. Whitridge & Co; and md Il
TO Osborn s. Whitridge.
Schr Geo. Washington, Armitage, I'm philadaInhd
coal, TO Chas. West * Co
Schr Hero, Emmerson, FIN Philad ndse. to ]. VI
Brown,
soop Syrian, Denight, FIN Phiad. mdse. to Thol
Hooper
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk Sal
on MoDIack bay ship, apparently light and two I'd
rugged bfgs; of the RappahannOck ship Garonnl
and full rugged brig-.all bound up
Steamer Baltimore, Claypool, fun PHILADELPHIA, MIDI
to ]. A. Shriver.
Steamer Ericsson, Green, from Philadelphia, mdd|
to j. A. Silrver
Steamer Osiris, Turner, from Annapolis. Repor|
nothing.
Steamer Maryland, Taylor from Easton ReporI
of Sharp's IslaEd herm. brig and schr with in
Is RandalPs signal, supposedGthe Henrietta, Hughes
from Nassau N P.
MEMORANDA.
ship Sea, Freeman, for Baltimore, cl'd at NJ Yorl
3lst ult. She is to load in the Baltimore and Live
pool line of packets.
Barque Iris, Dillingham;, FIN Baltimore for Breme i
was spoken 23d ult lat IS, Ion. not given.
Bflg Grower, Timer, fin Baltimore, arrived at Md
bile Oath uIt.
schr Sea Nymph, Parker, fin Baltimore, arrived 4
Portland 29th ult.
schr Industry, Kelly, for Baltimore, sailed fin NJ
Bedford 29th ut.
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PROcEEptNGs OF CoNGREss-Htghty hteT-
esing Debate, BY the letter of our Washing
ton Reporter, it will be seen that Mir Benton
made an interesting and able speech in the Sc
nate yesterday, and placed Mr. CasS the IN
evitable war" leader of that body, in position
from which he will find it difficult to escape
gie has been effectually taken prisoner Oh the
tgtb parallel. Read the sketch Of Mr. Ben
tons remarks.
1t will also be seen that MIR. Breese has sub
nitted q resolution to exclude from the Senate
gallery, all reporters, except those for the
Washington papers. AS yesterday was ALI
Fools day, we are inclined to think that MIR b.
intended this as joke. lie certainly would
not seriously attempt such thing in this coun-
try, unless he wishes TO raise such storm Of
popular indignation,as would sweep the movers
and advocates oft from power and place, Let
Mr.. b. Try it..
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be large; but probably not 700 high tor the con-
dton of things which seems to be aPprehended
as likely to occur. IF We are to have war, the
precautionary measures recommended by the
War and Navy Departments ought to be adop-
ted; for we should be somewhat prepared for
the event and should meet it as becomes Anne
ricans la sach case, the augmentation in both
the Army and Navy would haye TO be greatly
enlarged, and the consequent annual expendi-
lures Tor the various objects of defence, could
not fall below fifty millions of dollars. Where
the money is to come from is different matter;
but it is hoped, that those who are eager to
plunge the county into war, will suggest fea-
siblc mode of providing the means necessary to
prosecute it with credit and effect. If taxes
must be laid for the purpose, (Which we think
inevitably they should be levied prior to the
declaration of hostihties, so as to enable Gov
eminent to do ga cash business" for the people
are probably better able to pay at present, than
they will be during the conflict
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INFLAMMATION. The Examination of the
-mA Public Schools will commence on MONDAY
9th April, at O'Clock, Am. The Mayor and City
council, officers or the Corporation, parents of the
children, and the public generally, are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
Male and Female School No. /, corner Of Payettc
and Green-sts., on Monday, April 9Th.
Male and Female School, No. g. corner Of broad
way and Bank-sts., on Monday 9th April.
Male school No 3, Aisquth street, near Pitt, on
Monday, 9th April
Female school, o3, conner of Pitt and Frout-sts
on Monday, 9th Aprn.
Male aud Female schOo' Nod corner of Hanover
and Lee sts on Monday, 9Th April.
Male and Female School, No 6, Monument, near
Forest street, on Tuesday, 7th April
Male and Female School Nc, s. R0as ST. near Bid
die, on Fu sday, 9Th April.
Male and Female School No. s, Cove-6t near Pratt,
on Tuesday, April It'll
Male School No. o corner Of Holiday and Fayette
streets, on Tuesday, 7th Apr
Female School No. q corner Ut Calvert and Flea
SAINT sis, on Thursday, april 9th.
Stale and Female School, No. 7, Canton Ground,
on Wednesday, April IA.
Western Senate High School, Paca near Fayette
streets, on Wed resday, 5th April.
Eastern Fclae High school, corner of Pitt and
Pront-sts., on "Wednesday, 9Th April.
Ma o High School, corner of Holiday and Fayette
streals, on thursday, 9Th April.
Female School No. 10, Light street, Federsl Hill,
on Thursday 9.b April. BY order,
ap2lw }. w. TfLYARD. Clerk Com. p S.
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COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING

HnERSONS COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
II will find it greatly for their interest TO call and
examine large assortment of new goods, selected
with great and expressly for housekeepers con
sisng OF every variety Of FAMILY HARDWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED aud BRI-
TANNIA WARE; BLOCK TIN and JAPANNED
WARE WALTERS; plain Tin ware; Kitchen Fur.
nture; Conkiag Ute ,ss; Wooden ware: Brushes;
Baskets, Mats SC. Sc, compr,ing BY far the great
est variety of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
to be found in the city at the lowest prices. Young
HOUSE No. 10 N. Charles street, opposite the Union
Bank. ga word TO the wise" &c.
app e. 10. WETMORE & co.
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HowRs' CIRcus-Frons st. This dmphitheatre
was filled as usual last evening by very large and
discriminating audience. 'tDan Kice' and the other
members ofthe company performed their paris in a
highly credtable and satisfactory manner. An ex.
celIent and varied bill is offered for this evening and
we advise the lovers of good acting 60 and witness
the performance. .
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OFFICE or EMORY * co.

Opposite Bamnm's, Bait Nd.
N~OFFiUlAL DRAWING of the Md. COnsoi.
dated Lottery, class No. -, for 1886 For benefit oil
the Susquehanna Canal:
40 10 | s II 76 81 sc 46 40 50 1851
10 and 40 beine the lst and Cd drawn Nos each $50
| and 10, being the Cd and 81 draw n Nos. each 40
and ), being the 3 and 18th drawn Nos. each 30
S and II, teing the Attn and 5th drawn Nos. each %
II and 70 being the 5th and 9th; or 81 and 49, be.
ing the 9th and 7ih drawn Nos. each Is
All having lwo Of the diuwn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one 09ly OF the drawn Nos. on, "
It EMORY eco, No. . N. Calyert-st.
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CONCERT Of SACRED Music. 4 Concert of Sa-
cred Music will be given this evening by the Choir
attached 10 ST. Joints Methodist Protestant Church.
Lihcrty-st. MIR. George Waltsr will preside at the
Piano Forte. The whole will be under the direction
of Mr.. l.. Wilder. This prom Uses to be the best con
cert Of the season.
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ma- CHEAP PRIHrtNt. ard PRINTING o

p@ =" 1SEE' : ~" VS. an" ~ " 4 INV w
every descr ptioa, executed with great despatch, at
the Office VI the Clipper, 1874 8AFtaoRs sr.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS oe sss can ssss sss Other
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS t.ADEEG,
STAGE * HATTIE s. BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. Sc
iHdesd Il Is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offac tiles with latest styles Of type and
and splendid machinery for doing work, tn eVerystye,
in 3 manner unsurpassed in this city.
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YEHO TEACAERS. The Commissioners of
III Public Schools will appoint on TUESDAY
2st OF april, an Assistant Teacher in the English
department OF the Male school, at salary of $500
per annum. AIs0 Teacher of Modern Languages
at a salary If 330J per Hnnum. The applicants for
the situations will please to meet the committee of
Examination at tie High School, on SATURDAY,
18Th inst, to their Qu ifcatious. By order,
ap2.Hnit ]. IL. . IIHARD. ClrIk [ ,nn z. &.
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LECTURES ON SnAKssPE.REg Mr. Hudson, who
lectures on Shakespeare, and gave so much salts
faction in New York and rhiladephis, has arrived
in our city, and will lecture this evening at the Ma
sonic Hall. The subject for to-nghl's lecture will
be the tragedy of Hamlet,
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EISOR SALE-A very likely black girl, Is years
III Of age, to serve IL years, good cook, washer
and roher, &c, and can come well recommended
Also, black girl 10y Of age, to II years.
from the cuuutry, good cook, washer and roner.-
SIs0 hoy Is years OF age, to 10 years, very
smart and active. The above servants can come well
recommended from their owners Apply at
SCOTrI'S Intelligence Office,
anJ No, 10 EXCHANGE Place
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THR MUSEUM. The celebrated play of "Grand
father Whtenead," and the affecting drama of the
"Arts,'s Wife," will be performed the Saloon
this evening. Nh Jameson will appear as Grand
father Whitehead, and az "ClearmoHt" in the AT
tit's Wife. Two more popular pieces could no, be
pu forth for an evenings entertainment. We ex.
pe.t to see the house crowded this evening.
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{IF-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
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 found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, Of entirely new
patterns before introduced in Baltimore made
TO order OF the very beat materials and by the best
wOfkmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICRS;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c. &c. Tor sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. Il. s. FRYER,
Milf No, North Gay street.
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Ncw PUBLICATIONS. We have received from
Messrs. William Taylor s. Co., Part H. of"Twenty
years arer, or the Three Mansquetaiies," a sequel
TO the Three.Guardsmen, from the French by Alex
ander Dumas.
The April number Of tThe Covenant" monthly
Magaz inc devoted to the cause of Odd Fellowship,
has been laid upon our table, by Mrs. Catharine
Nelson the Publisher. It is rePle,a with excellent
matter Of great interest to the order.
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4mcriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLlPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, ArmL ,, 1916,

NJ. The large md increasing circulation ct the Clp
nor hoh IN town and country, together win the tact
that lis opinions and sentiments are ntetereH py par
iJ,p and scraran pfrGdlccs, thereby giving It wei
come rccp,inn among all classes aud conditions ct 80
,irty. and especially those who constitute the he o
trsjs and business, make it medium for advertising"
equal to any other paper published IN THIS city MSt-
hants and citaens generally should be aware OF this
important fact.
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HROwLING SALON,

HLU w LIWW bA bUUN,
ND ST. CHARLES COFFEE HOUSE!
The Subscribers respectfully announce that they
have reduced the terms OF their spacious Bovine
SALOON, No. 81 CHARLES STREET, from 10
cts tr @! cents for string of 80 balls. The house
has been beautifully painted aud papered, and Re
freshmens, Wines and Liquors, Of the best quality,
are ALWAYS on baud. LUNCH is placed on the table
daily at II O'Clock.
ap2.lm BEVANS & BURNS.
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g3- MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting of this society wdl he
held at the Historical Rooms on THIS Thursday
EVENING, April ID, at half past O'Clock.
1t 8. f. STREETER Rec. See.
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GE- FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY. There will
be quarterly meeting THIS Thursday EVEN
ING, at the Engine House, at7a DC ock. pune
uai attendance is particularly requested BY order,
1t JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y,
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING nod
For Liverpool-Packet ship Sea, 10th inst,
For Liverpool-Ship Cincinnati, with despatch
For Amsterdam-Ship Herald, 10Th April.
For London-ship Richard Anderson, with
spatch.
For Bremen-Ship Caspar, few days.
For Rio de Janeiro-Barque Commerce, 9TH ins
For London-Barque Paoli, with despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Glamorgan, soon.
For Kingston, jam big Phoenix, few days.
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90. LECTURES ON SHAKESPEARE. Mr Hun
son will lecture OH the Tragedy of Hamlet, giving
analysis OF Hamlet polonlus, and Ophelia, in the
MAsuHIG HALL, on THURSDAY EVENING, April
2f, NJ 3 O'Clock. Abundance 50 cents. Tickeis a!
the door OF the Lecture Room the evening OF the
Lecture, apl-2fr
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BENEFIT or DAN RICE. The benefit of this mi
miable clown is fixed Tor Friday evening, at the
Front street Circus Let all lovers of fun bear il in
mind,
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HATS 1VuOLEsaLE AND HNTAIL.

HATS IEE1OL RGSGL LIE AND RETAIL,
sseg2gm The subscriber takes Ibis opportunity
tEF.s#H 10 return his grateful Acknowledgements
Ns=sEan TO his friends and the public generally,
aStaTESM for The liberal patronage extended TO him
ae' in his Observation-Disclosures them that he is
now prepared to furnish them with HATS of his
own manufacture, OF the latest and most approved
styles, and in texture and finish will compete with
any sold III this city. He hopes, by unremtting at
tenton To business TO receive continuance of ia
Vors, as his prices will be such as cannot fail 10
please. o. Youths and chiIdrcn's HATS, with
full assortment OF CAPS, always ON hand.
s. HtNDES, No. n Gay street,
mha.am next The Bridge, Baltic.
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LATER FROM TLxAs. Advices from Gal
weston to the 2lst ult. have been received
Gen. Houston has issued an address to the peo-
pie of Texas avowing his intention to sustain
Mr.. Polk, in all matters at issue between the
two great parties
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SENTENCE OF SLAVE TRADERS. Lonn
Larkin and VIM. Won Piister, convicted at
Charleston of being engaged in the slave trade,
have been sentenced to pay fine of $1,000,
and be imprisoned three years eack
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GtOME ONE AND ALL!

hNb SEE IHE SILKS! SILKS! SILKS
Just opened, splendid assortment of Spring Siks
received by last Packet, and imported expressly fol
our city trade. invite the Ladies to call and SEED
them. Also,
New styles BAREGEs; oRGANDIEs
French LAWNS and JACONETS
Small figured Fiench CHINTZ.
With one of the largest stocks of SHAVVLS and
SCakFS OF every description, ever offered in THU
market full assortment OF LINEN GOODS, oil
the best manufacture.
Also, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VEsTINGS
large stock of which we have just received from
Auction, and can and will sell them cheap
FANCY GOODS of every variety and al pticeJ
which will be found as cheap, il not CHEAPER thar
they can be procured elsewhere-eithcr at wholesale
or retail, by
J. EDWARD BIRD, No. 200 Baltimore st.
mhl0 ri near Charles at
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TAX ON POLIcIEs OF Insurance. BY a law
passed at the late session of the Legislature, it
is required that one dollar shall be paid OH each
policy of insurance made after the lst day Of
May next-unless where the Insurance Com
pony shall ION or before the first day of July
next, aud sem-annualy thereafter, pay to the
treasurer aforesaid, the sum of five hundred
dollars" Semi-annual returns are to be
made Of the number Of policies issued-and
should any Insurance Company fail to Ele in
the executive department their assent to the
provisions of this law, on or before the first day
of June next, then all policies issued by such
Company shall be stamped and pay the same
rates as are now paid upon stamped notes. In
surance Companies will do we'll to look to this
law in time, as few persons would consent to
pay the addition to the insurance required IN
der the stamping clause ofthe act.
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YWNHOSE PERSONS who have been unsuc-
III cessfuI in making their fortunes at the nuner-
Gus Lottery Offices in this city, would DO well try
iheiI luck at the well known prize Agency of EMORY
81 Co, opposite Banums. This great Lottery firm
has been established in thu cities Of Boston, NJ York,
Phade Ipha and Baltimore for upwards Of 40 years
and the vast renown they have :Qnred by selling
prizes, IS without parallel We are told that they
pay ali prizes that they sell in ooLD acithout charging
any discount. aud always keep the ueest assortment
of LOTTERY Tickets to ba found in the ci Y.
We advise IhHse persons whose Kinds unon
the things Of this world, TO give our friends EMO
RY s. co. call.
l7- Orders by the mails, il addressed to this Lot
terry firm, guarantee will b. promptly an properly
attended t.. Fri 1t