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MA otoh - ia H IL N is L. H.
w PILLS COUNTERFEITED.- The Propric-
tor of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills has dis
covered that his Pills arc couutcrcitcd and extern
sivcy circulated through the country by persons
unauthorized b. him.
Dealers in tho above Pills therefore respect
fully informed that DIR. II. w. Dyott & Sons, of
the Columbian College, No. 1872 North Second ST. ,
Philadelphia, are the only persons authorised by
inc to sell my Pills, in quantity. at the prices
myself
Any other persons travelling through the coun-
try offering my Pills in quantity aud at reduced
prices, arc a5suredly base countcreiters and h
to be rejected as such by every honest dealer, -
aud it is to be hoped, will be, If it is only for the
health and the lives Of the publ c.
WM. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
T. w. DYOTr s. SONS, General Agents
No. 1872 n. Second ST., Philada.
SPECIAL DEPOT, at the Store of Alexander Du-
vail & Co., No. lat Main street, Richmond
Also, for sale by CHARLES II. HEINTTSH.
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos, King & Toy, b.
Emerson, Robertson & Cornck, w. II. Broughton
Norfolk, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States. Nov II.
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NEW CROP SUGAR.-lO hhds NEW OR
~ LEANS SUGAR, new crop, for sale by
Dec 10 WILLS s. CO., High street.
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DOCT. BESTUSCHEFFICH, CETE.
~ BRATED MIXTURE.-Thc MOI Ga r.

and speedy remedy ever discovered for the cure of
the Secret Diseases
In Europe this medicine has long enjoyed the
reputation of curing all these troublesome com.
plants subject to man, and in this country no in
stance OF its failure has been known wherever
IL has been introduced, provided the patient strict
ly adhere TO the directions given.
1t possesses however what may be justly called
spccihc power in most constitutions, especially
when administered in the early and acute form Of
the disease II mOdcratcs the in1amntory symp-
toms IN shorter tmc, and with more certainty
than the majority Of the nauscatino nosrurns nov
offered to the public
preparation, therefore like the present one and
virtues arc found out prove the orcat dosidcroInIo
sought for, and from the general success ATTENDING
its n1c, must command large and extensive cir.
culation. Prepared and sold only bv
Dec 10 HENRY BUFF, HIGH street
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&c Economy is jVeaiM."-BEH. FRANKLIN.
CARD.
ESPECIALLY INTENDED FOR ECONOMICAL
BUYERS

DOO 4 AN u SIfOES, HATS & CAPS.
II Is now to the interest of every economical
u buyer to make their purchases at the New Store,
and by 30 doing we will you from 25 to 30 cents
on euery dollar Is this not reconsideration every
one Tho wishes to lay out their money to the best
advantage. We are receiving Goods from our
Agents in New York weekly, and our assortment
OF coarse and fine Boots and Brogans, coarse and
fine Shoes, Ladies' Bu.kins. Ties and Slippers, in
dia Rubbefs Infants Shoes, Hats and Caps a re now
more complete than ever.
Call at the New Store before buying elsewhere,
and we will show you goods cheaper than you have
ever seen them.
We have just received another lot of those Kip
Boots at s rs worth s. so, Ladies' Fine Calf Bus
kins at 81, worth 81 so. We say come and see
for yourself at the Sign Of the Checkered Boot,
Main street, Norfolk
Dec IL L. n GREGORY
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WARN SOCKS.-A few doz pairs of Country
Il Net SOCKS. For sale by
Oct 30 THoS. BROOKS, Jr
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lINE APP De CHEESE.-5 boxes i'm Siof
and for sale BY T. BROOKS, Jr.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

The WAR SPiRIr ABROAD. Last week, all
upon sudden, says the Boonsboro Odd Fellow,
a spirit Of volunteering for Mexico, broke out
in our quiet town among the young men, and
in the space of one day SIX hale aud hearty fell
lows attached themselves to the Virginia Reg
ment, now forming The names are follows;
John McCcIand Miller, (our brotherin-law,)
Geo. w. Chambers, Hiram Beard, Geo. Wcast
David Heck and Emanuel Taylor, the two lat,
ter being apprentices and so eager for fight, ac.
tuaIly runaway from their masters in order to
get to Mexico. A man named Williams, a
school teacher who resides in the country, sus-
pended his school and also joined the same reg
mont.
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n p. sOUTHCONIB,
A UCTION BARGATNS.

]
"a WILL OPEN THIS DAY
A LARGE LOT OF GOODS, BOUGHT AT TRlS
/ TEES SALE, AND WILL BE SOLD AT 30 PER
/ CENT. LESS THAN FORMER PRICES.
I FOR L.fDIES-One of the largest Stocks Of ORES.
SILK, entirely new, and very rich, offered in this
city Rich black Mantlla SILKS, plain figd and satin
/ strp'd; new style French CASHMERES, Nous de
LANES; new style Cashmere ROBES; high colored
HAMS, superior quality; rich white DamaSk SILK, for
| evening dresses; Embroidered ROBES, in white and
colours; Taraton ROBES, Swiss JacOnet, Tarlatons
Book, Indian Book MUSLINS.
SHATVLS.-Embroidered Canton
GRAPE; French Cashmere; Terkeria Printed, very
rich; rich silk, embroidered Cashmere; Saxoay Net
SHAWLS.
Terkera SCARFS, SILK do
Scarlet and fancy cOl'd Grape SCARFS
Cartoon extra fine Thread Edgings and Laces
| Do Swiss lnsertngs and Edgings, very fine
French Needle Work COLLARS and inside do.
Cuffs, Sleeves, SC.
G3-FOR GENTLEMEN.-Sup Black, Blue,
Olive, Brown, Green Drab French, English and Do
nestle CLOTHS, from SO to SO; sup Black and Fan
cy Cassimeres, all prices; sup. embrod Satin, Plain
Satin, Velvet, Cashmere and Silk VESTING; a full
stock Of Gloves, idkfs Crayats, Hosiery, Under
Drawers, &C., SC.
LINEN G6ODS-Linen Cambria HDKFS., all pri-
ces; Rich Embroidered and Revere Bordcrcd Linen
Cambria HD<FS; irish LINEN; Linen SHERTINCi;
Damask Table CLOTHS and Table Danask; Bird Eye
and Huckaback DIAPERS; DamaSk Napkins: Scotch
HOI,LONS, Brown do, white do sc.
DOMESTIC GOODS-PleaCGci and Brown DO
hESTlCS, all kind; PRIEVS uf every variety and
price; SAFTlNEl"FS, all prices, very cheap; OSNA-
BuRGS; COTHONS; heavy iullel CLOTH, for ser
wants wear, &C., sc.
Merchants visiting Baltimore respectfully invited
10 call and examine my STOCK; they will find many
choice and desirable Goods, which kept in EX
elusive Jobb!ng Stores Prices as low as any house
in the city. j. EDWARD BIRD,
No. 200 Batmore-st.
d2f between Light and Charles.
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DIED.

ON the l9lh inst Of Consumption, BRIDGET MYEe,
eonSort OF Capt Jacob s. Myers the 26thyea of bs
age charleston, %. CO. papers please copy.
On the both inst, SAMUEL DAVIS aged 81 Years :,
Dorchester CO. but for the last months a resident o
this city. .....
TN the 18Th inst, Mrs. MARGARET DAVIS, in the Sol
year of her age.
At New Orleans, llth inst. EDWARD ADoLPHus Poe
hAIRAT, aged - years a native of Baltimore.
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MEDICAL. AID.

A FFLICTED recollect the Oh Stand, DOVES
IA Medical and Surgical Institute, 1S SECOND-ST.
DRS DOW Il HARCOURT are old and experience
ed Physicians and Surgeons, and understand disease
in all its forms and variations Private complaints,
diseases of the skin, impurities of the blood, solitary
habits of youth, &C., are completely cured in few
days, If attended to early. Beware of Quacks who
make promises which cannot be fulfilled.
NIB. A Cure guaranteed No charge for Advice.
Take the advice Of your friends, and be to find the
place, 43 SECOND STREET, between South and Gay
streets. daft
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A CAUTION. Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, mar
lied woman, residing in Nottingham-placo,
London, died almost instantaneOusy the other
day, in consequence of bursting a blood vessel
during hearty fit of laughter.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

The SHIPPING INTEREsT-ShiDS Wanted.
We want more large ships and seamen, says
the New York Sun. There is decided mo-
nopoly now, The rates to Liverpool and Havre
are one dollar and twenty-five cents per Dbl.
A vessel of 1000 to 1900 tons will carry 10000
bbls flour, the freight for which will amount
to ss5, 900 for voyage of about 20 to 80 DAYS
out Three or four voyages at this rate will
clear the entire cost ofs ship! The current
rate of freight, on Monday, for grain, was six
teen pence per bushel, equal to 80 cents, on
which the receipts will be about equal to the
receipts for the cargo of -four. The shipping
interests never fourished as they do at present
More vessels are wanted.
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PRESENT FROM THE LADIES. We acknowledge
the receipt of handsome pound cake from the ladies
now holding the Temperance Festival in the Hall of the
Washington Temperance Society, corner of Hanover
and Camden streets This is the last night of the Fes
val, and as the proceeds for benevolent object
we trust that our citizens will extend to them liberal
patronage. .,.-
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TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL This is the last night OF
the Temperance Festival by the Washington Temper
ance Society, at their Hail. corner of Hanover and
Camden streets The proceeds, it will be remembered
are to be appropriated for the benefit of the children OF
reformed nebnates.
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CHRISTMAS EVE BALL. MIR. G.. G. Phillips ball will
come off this evening in the saloon at Logan Hall, cor
ner of Bond and Bank streets, Murray's celebrated
band viii be in attendance.
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HSURNITURE, BED AND
n REDDING WAREHOUSE.

HNJKNINUKE. BEiD AND
~ BEDDENta WAREHOUSE.
TO ERClIANTS, CAPTAINS OF VESSELS AND
CITIZENS IN GENERAL.
CLIFFORD SPEARS d CO., No. az SOUTH
STREET, between Lombard and Pratt SITS, have on
hand and offer for sale low, extensive assortment Of
CABINET FURNITURE comprising every variety
such rs Sofas, Book Gases and Secretaries; Ladies'
Dressing Cabinets; Consul and common BUREAUS
and WARDROBES; high and low and French Post
BEDS1EADS, of mahogany, walnut and cherry; Pop
lar TABLES, extension, pillar, claw foot and plain, of
all qualities; CHAIRS, mahogany, parlor and Rocking
do; Windsor do Cured Hair and TIusk MATTRES-
SEES; Feather BEDS and FEATHERS, which we will
warrant as represented or the money refunded.
CLIFFORD, SPEARS 4 co.
d24-eo2wt No. AZ South street.,
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A l. NJ ~ A {
1916.
DECBhfBER.
Moons phases
MARkIIrin.

ON SUNDAY, *nh inst. by the Rev Jo1r Bcay NJ
ACOUSTICS &, NIaLESS, OF Baltimore clty I, Mil
ELIZABETH kErLHGGR, Of Baltimore county
TN the 22d inst, by the Rev. Mr. Morris, WILLIAM v
CARVER, formerly OF Havro de Grace, 10 ELIZA IAN
DOLPHIN, of this city.
On the 22d inst, by the Rev. DR. Johns G. D. Dur, y
10 Miss II. r. DENT, both of ST Mary's co,
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A SCENE IN THH HsusH. 1t will be seen on
reference to the proceedings of congress yes.
terday, that an unpleasant scene occurred in
the House, between Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky
and Judge BayIy, of Virginia, which may lead
to som ethinE still more serious
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The SOUTHERN MAIL. From some cause
we failed to receive any mail south of Wash,
ington last evening.
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LETTER BAGS CP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROO

LETTER BAGS CP AT TIE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For l'iverpool-Shp Lydia, with despatch. ~.
For I.ondon--5hip Raritan, soon 80. ...."
For Marsciiles ship Tampa with despatch.
For London-Barque T'berius, with despatch !
for BIO de Janeiro-Barque Home few DAYS
For Amsterdam-sw brig kronpnnsessan, with des y
For liavana-Bng Midas, with despatch
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PORT OF BALTIMORE.
... WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1916.
PROM THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM BOOKe

| DIN ~ n, ChLAhbD'
| b own' V "''""' 'p'e'' "fHAos d. 'aso 'ohn "
| Brg Kent. ALVIN P,rnan,bpco I,,,a, f,o.u,x T. G.
Sc6r sarah in3 Ia ia aiI' ~ SoiE iS q Ion
gJayra and Pnrta "3hSi I 70 'gS,1 YIN neln La-
Schr Mediator P"ntnn ,l',a., o. o' q 'o'i''
SRRfVEH WIN
Rrir BOSTON Nick.rsnn IA d.. Foo, D.,
cargo 10 r. r. Matthn,Y" t! nU, posI so aaS
patnpsro 5nnnersS ' N-"'''' VIZ 81 W" Vi S'c'u"et
Scnr Roybnry Scar. 4 d,,, f,o,, p.,,iao,,, L.
-, ~ fiII' II%%s' u'tSs IRON ffoNdehce, DO
Scbr Exprri,ncpt' Rnsirt froro Cola p,, NJ r, 49,.
go. I , DUSTIN, rom Coiu ram, m u COT
steamer Ietyess S,,tnn 80 W,i "oils
Potomac brgnnfinp hound ,,r va" VII '''e
TETnpAIPn.
We learn that niIat from tbe hoa, pooaro,,a ,.,
Hond,v Iast w. "ouhu /" THIS port %
TIA !'9l =. - -.
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BALTIMORE Dec.

BALTIMORE, Dec. %, 1916. y
GG- NOTICE. The NATIVES OF IRELAND,
the descendants OF rishmen, and ali friends of human
y residing in baltimore, requested to meet at CAL
VERT HALL, on MONDAY EVENING, the 23th inst
at O'Clock, to adopt for contributing aid
wards the relief of Ireland. d2idt23
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THE MUSEUM The manager of this favorite place
ofresort, has at considerable EXPENSE effected an en-
gage1ent with the celebrated Orphean Family, who
will give their first concert at the Saloon this evening.
They will sing the most part of their choice pieces
This family vocasts have no superiors in this coun-
try. After the concert Miss Vallee will appear in
favore dance The entertainments will conclude with
the amusing comedy of ''Who's your Friend"
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o. FRANKLIN LODGE, No. 81, o. o. +. The
brothers are hereby notified to meet at the Hail. THIS
Thursday DAY, at O'Clock to attend the funeral OF
our deceased brother, James Grettc, Members OF Sis
ter lodges in good standing are invited to attend By
order. II w. d. GRIM, 5ect'y
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OTICE-MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY.
In consequence of the Death of member of the com
pany the Christmas Festival is unanimously postponed
until u O'Clock, P. NJ at which hour the Company
hope to all their invited guests.
JOHN DUkEHART,
d2i2t Chairman Committee of Arrangement
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SHOT. A negro, tie steward of the Peafl
street Hotel, Cincinnati, was shot on the night
of the 10th inst. by gentleman, boarder IN
the house. 1t appears that the negro had been
in the habit of peering through the transom
window of the gentleman's chamber at an
early hour in the morning-the gentleman
having been recently married The negro has
died from his wound, end the gentleman has
given b il for his appearance at court
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24

THE LATE U. S. SHIP BosToE. In the
schr Emily A. Thompson, Capt Keene, ar
rived at Norfolk on Monday morning from
Nassau, came passengers the following officers
and sixty or seventy of the crew of the late u
8. sloop Of war Boston:
Lieut.. J. Msller Asst. Surgeon Morris B.
Rock Marine Officer Matthew r. Knitting;
Passed Midshpman John Walcott; MidshiP-
men Thomas b. Wainwright and Francis A.
Roe; Capt's. Clerk James M Storey; Gunner
William G. Thompson; Sail-maker Samuel
Rhodes
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GE3- The sale of DRY GOODS, &c. &c, advertised
BY NJ Forrest, United States Marshal for this morning.
at 10 O'Clock, on Smiths wharf, is postponed until
MONDAY, the 2Stl inst, at the hour. The sale
will take place at the Auction Rooms of Hamilton <
Barnet, corner of Baltimore and Charles streets. y
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ny L. rrrrnrnArr

FINE GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD PENCIL, CASES,
GOLD WATCHES, FAM ZONES, -.
FgHit4" Thursday MORNING, at 10 oclE,
n WI sell about 30 pieces fine GOLD JEWEL
KY suitable tor presents Also, % gold Pencil Cases;
gold WATCHES; lot Fancy Boxes, &c. &c.
=. MEACH AN, AuCt'r
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(g3- NOTICE-MECHANICA FIRE COMPANY.
The members Of the Mechanical Fire Company re
questnd to meet ut the Engine House ut O'Clock on
CHRISTMAS MORNING, to attend the funeral OF
their late Brother Member, Henry McLEARY, Jr
JOHN DUKEHART,
t2tot Chairman Com. of ARRANGEMENTS
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vHvHE AFFLICTED will not delay in taking

YENIIE AFFLICTED will not delay in taking
the advice of
ll9 iDR5.i DOW & HARCOURT,
Old and Skfu Physicians and Surgeons, As SECOND
STREET, who give their attention to the cure of all
difficult Private Complaints such have hitherto been
considered almost ncurabe By their improved course
of treatment all those diseases cured in few days.
which formerly required weeks and months TO cure.
NIB No charge for Advice, and cure warranted or
no pay H.. ~ "a ..
Office OPEN DAY and EVENING. Private Apart
ments for those who have TO wait few minutes
dlI-u .....,.. .. ..r.. ... .....t.. ..
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FOR THE SOUTH.

EOR THE SOUTH.
e. WINTER,uAR RANGEMENT!
HENHREE TIMES A WEEK, Carrying the
q GREAT CENTRAL U. S. Mail, by the well
known and popular routes, via Chesapeake Bay, to
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Franklin, Richmond, Petersburg,
Castor, Weldon and Charleston, s. c., avoiding all
those unpleasant changes on the route via Washing
ton,) and no loss of sleep, to Weldon.
E ma @ssv EVERY SP M6SD %92' W Sf!1-
SE n q and d. F RI nanla "a oss
Portable and safe Steamboats,, with their experienced
commanders 4 crews, in the GEORGIA, Capt Cannon,
or HERALD, Capt Russell, orJEWESS, Capt Sutton.
This Line has been running for upwards of twenty
years. tcitho Toss of Property or Life The Boats built
expressly for this Route Arriving in Norfolk next
morning, after comfortable nights sleep, at O'Clock,
h. Ss1yssED h. Thence up James River with its
+ Idd w beautiful scenery, in the steamboat
St i.:Essss;...zi,.9 CURTIS PECK, Capt. Davis or
Efzizs7s=sz-2- ALICE, Capt Brough to Rich
mond or City Point Railroad, in complete order 70
Petersburg Va [eaving Baltimore at same time, al
ways in advance of the line via Washington thence
to Weldon and Charleston, s. c.; through as fast As any
other line, with much more comfort and less expense
This Line also connects with the Sea Board and Roa
noke Railroad from Portsmouth, by Railroad to Grays
vile, Franklin, Newsons and Baykin's Depots. ANA
by steamer Fox, from Franklin to Edenton, plymouth
Newbem, and Washington, N. G. Returning leave
Norfolk, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, at r.
NJ, connecting next morning. at baltlmore win tie
Lines going South, West, and East
Comfortable to usual custom al TINS season, the
fare will be as follows:
Between Baltimore & Norfolk Portsmouth s. 90
Do do Franklin. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Do do Richmond or Petersburg Va. 90
Do do CASTOR or Weldon. ......... 90
Do do Thro' to Charleston, 3. C,... 81 90
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats included,
thereby saving at least g. expenses
S13=Traveers by the above routes will please be d-
rected by Soliciting Agent in the Cars hand your
checks to him, or to the Porter in the Yard Norfolk
Line labelled on his hat) who will conduct you and
your baggage to the boat
T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore, December, 1876, DAD
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P-Wc invite the attention of the public to the Ger
titicates of cure performed by DR.. CULLEN'5 IN
ahead of any heretofore published The High standing
Of the gentlemen whose names given having wit
messed this cure, precludes the possibility Of imposition
There Is large number Of persons taking their
medicines this city whose residence will be given by
applying to the Agents, whose names will he found at
taChed to the certificates. dc23
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G3- The Rev. VIM. II. MlLBURN, late Chaplain TO
Congress- il expected to preach in Emory Church on
and the Rev. w, b. EDWARDS, Of Charlcs-st, McthO-
dist Il. Church, At O'Clock, Pm. As it is intended
thus to celebrate the Anniversary of the Dedication of
Emory Church, the public are invited to be present
d14Ot
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a CARD. II. w TIEYARD, SURGEON DsN.
BARD STREETS AZ .6,,
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fa7- The MEMBERS OF JERUSALEM ENCANiP-
NEWT OF PATRIARCHS, No. /, I. O. o. f. are
hereby notified to assemble at the Hall on THURS
DAY, the oath inst, at O'Clock r NJ, to pay the last
tribute Of respect to Patriarch JAMES GtLLETr.
BY order, GEO. j. ROCHE, r. y.
PauarchS Of Sister EncRmUmVnts respectfully
invited tO attend. dl3 p
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FHNHE SNUG PRIZE OF $1,000 was sold at
u my Office yesterday, to very deserving gentle
in gold prize of $500 was sold to young lady; al
so, Sl50, 500, SC. sc. Not day passes but that
thanks Dame Fortune for leading them to my
office, and securing for themselves the good things of
this world in the shape of prize Let those who have
heretofore failed to get the night ticket call at my of
flee and select it, and those who have had it once call
and get it again. 10, -..... ...
TODAY we offer the following scheme of 81 ,535
Drzes amounting to 1868 347
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1 BEAUTIFUL PRESENT to all Readers
- SfARPE'S LONDON MAG AZINE, handsome
ly bound in Scarlet Cloth, illustrated with numerous
Engraving consisting Of Essays, Tales, Biographies
Historical Incidents &c. 40 pages of Letter Press
for s.. w. N. HARRISON.
dA st. Pau'S ST., door from Baltimore.
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~ CHRISTMAS NIGHT. public meeting OF
the WESLEYAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
will be held on CHRISTMAS NIGHT in the Method
list F. Church. Light street Exercises to commence at
O'Clock. Addresses will he delivered by Rev. GEO.
A. COREY, Of Charles st, Station, and Rev'd w. II.
MILBURNE, late Chaplain TO Congress A Collection
will he made to sustain the Mission, The friends of
Missions among own poor are lnYited to be pre-
sent f23G
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SMALL FRY. SMALL FRY. Draws on
y SATURDAY NEXT, at II O'Clock, the beautiful
little Small Fry. Tickets only p cents. Packages
containing 20 tickets EMORY x Co will sell for 49,.
This is the first small fry lottery this month Emory
& Co. for the Capitals,
THIS DAY draws beauty. .....
BRILLIANT LOTTERY. ...I.
SCHEME ..
! of $4,000 l of s., 900
| of 5000 ! of 1900
90 of 81 900 each.
Tickets only .25. ..... I..,.
EMORY co. will sell package in this scheme
for SIG.
03LP. S. Great luck at EMORY CO.'S On
Tuesday last the grand prize of $4,000 i'll package
of wholes was sold by Emory & Co. to a gentleman
from Philadelphia.
To insure prize in any of the lotteries now draw
ing, you must call at the old established house of
II EMORY & co, No. Calvert ST.