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yHyBE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
No los CHESNIlT STREE

Il No. IO5 CHESTNUT STREET,
between Third and Fourth, Phiad.
This popular and central Hotel, established by the
Messrs. Sanderson, having passed Rto the hands OF
the sub crber he desires to inform his friends and
the public that il is open for the reception al
guests. To those who have visited "The franklin
House." It's advantages desirable stopping place
well known, 10 those who have not, it will be
only necessary t. state that it ia situated in the bu
sest part of the most fashionable street, in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the Exchange Post office, Banks,
Custom House, Places of Amusement Hotels, Stea a
Beat Landings, Rail Road Depots, Public Squares,
COuu House, &c. nc.
Since the change of prOprietors, large amount of
money has been expended in enarging, fitting, re-
furnishing and painting. Among the numerous i'm
prove uts, may be mentioned improved Entrances,
Saloon, New Parlors, New Chambers, New Kitchen,
and New Bar Room-besides many other minor i'm
pr"vemeD,s.
The principal feature OF first rate Hotel-"The
Table aud Wine Cellar, )" will he under the manage
ment of MIR. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON, one of the
'0rmer pr0prietors, whose ambition TO excel as a
Caterer is well known. His widely celebrated Cook
"rELtETIRR," aided by experienced assistants, will
still continue In be right hand man.
The Office and Books will he under the charge Of
Mr.. GEORGE p. BURNHAM,
late the able Editor of the daily Ohio Union," OF
Cincinnati and more recently Of Boston. In short,
great exertnns have been made, and hereafter VIII
not be sparet To ranoer E'THE FRANKLIN" one
Of the gerry first Hotels for comfort convenience and
good living ID. X. MINOR.
PkiladeIpbia univ ls46 a3eotA26r
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GhA 1910 MS!LLnAKY AND CIVIC Ex-

GkAND MILITARY AND CIVIC Ex-
CURsloN TO CHESAPEAKE CRY:
G dS M s' Capt %GC j. " WaTx nE
having chartered the safe and conan o.
diOas steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON y, int. d. max
Ing an excursion to Che~ap"a axe City distance of
ABOUT elshy mlles up the Bay,-on FRIDAY, 7th OF
August. The Boat will leave the conner of Light and
Pratt ST. whdrves a7t O'Clock, A. M, st piping at the
County wharf, f. T., going and returning The Com
Pany pledge themselves spare ne pains nor expense
10 make this of the most agreeable excursions OF
the seashn-in order TO which, they have employed
The celebrated BRASS BAND of the "Nati0nal
Blues" Capt. VOahdt; also se 'ect company of Vo.
calisis under the direction OF Mr.. A, Barrett, and
will thus have VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL,
CONCERT on board, There will also be OratoriraI
exercises OF highly interesting character board
such as the reading of the Declaration Of Indepen
dence by Joshua Vansant, Esq, followed by an Ora
tion by Francis Gallagher, ESQ.
Upon the arrival Of the boat at the City, Speech
will be delivered by WIN Pnkney White ESD, on
the "Superority Of Citizen Soldiers"
During the return of IN. boat Addresses will he de
livered on patriotic subiects-by G. w Mayors, Esq
gentleman from Dieknsor College, and Others
a OWNER will h" provided on board at 373 cents
and SUPPER, for those who desire it, at rs cents.
There will be no spHuous liquors on board, bu
CONTEMPORARIES, ICE GRE M, &C.. will he
furnished by Mr. Davis, who pH positively sell at cit.
prices.
The Committee of Arrangements will have entire
charge OF the Boat and are determined to preserve
order.
TICKETS at the reduced price 50 cens-chidren
half pr ce-serVants free--may be had Of any of the
members of The Company; at the Bookstores Of |. p
Cook and N. Hickman, At the offices of Clipper Sun
and lrls, and at the boat on the morning of the
Excursion.
The company is in hopes ofmeeng with encourage.
ntnt. The Excursion and route novel and attrac-
live As the proceeds are to be appropriated TO the
fitting up Of an Armory, they would appeal partcu-
larry 10 their fellow soldiers for their patronage
Brother soldiers who favor us with their presrnce are
requested 10 appear in Uni form. The following gen
tlemen compose the Committee Of Arrangements:
&, G. JONES,
p. s. CHALMERS,
j. Fl. CHALMERS,
J. II. RGMNEY,
au3 whist l., +. INNER.
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MARINELGST-PORT OF BALT!MJ
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, Is4s.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE nEADlNG-Roon
CLEARED.

CBthhED,
Brig Hap, Gator Rio de Jal GIRO and market,
Hooper Sons.
Br brig Packet, Rowser, Falmouth, ia, w How
& Son.
schr Mercy, Smith, Fall River, Wallace.
SehT Roe, Avery, YORK, Mankin.
Schr r. gster, Jones, Norfolk, Pc tersburg Ri
III ond, 7 Hooper.
Schr Squire and Brothers, Lampsen,4 da VS. fm
York ice, tO VIM EIuitt.
Bafque hverOn, jordan, SO days from Bremen,
last, and ! IL passengers, to master.
Schr Gen Washington, McCOmas, days from
wanna, lumber, TOD Gitvin.
Schr Vermont, Lowry, = days from Savannah, I'D
Schr Gil Bias, Cunningham, 10 days from BostC
ice, 10 L ] Cochran.
Schr Ann Bebecca, Thompson, days FIN Yo
wheat, t. T w s. L. L everng.
Schr II NJ ddIelnn, Stein, days from Charlest
lumber, to & b While.
Brig Martha Knsnian, Griffin, s days fin Poula
molaSses, Iaths and plaster, 10 Clark s. CGlIogg.
schr Randall, Cook, 3 days from Boston, asso
cargo, TO mater.
Schr Meridian, Leverton, from Philadelphia, md
to w Blown.
schr Aid Hubbard, from Havre de Grace, Iu
coal, to G West X Co
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Nofuk saw at
mouth Of the river, tOpsdii schr.
Steamer Herald, Russell, from Norfolk. RepC
eff New Point topsaiI schr, and of he Wolfe r.
q brig. both Eastern vessels, hound up.
SaILEU-Brlg Apollo, FleIdhusen, BreIr en-;
Harp, Gator, Rio de JanciTo; schr Roe, Avery, N
York,
MEMORANDA.
Ship Emerald, Buck OF Baltimore, 80 days I'm
men, arrived at York Dist ut Sailt d IN 90. "
Bremen ship Rebecca, far Baltimore, and eXchauj
signals with her in lat As 40 ", Ion 46 w.
Brig Mary Stanton, Bearse, cleared al Boston
Baltimore 3lst ut
Brig Nimbie, shaw, from Kingston, Jam, ar,ivt
Mob e 24lh ut.
Schr Union, Bangs, from Providence for Baltim
arrived at Newport 2Slh ult
Schr Seguine, Gale, Gle AIRED at New York for Ba
more LIST int.
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, went tosea from CHAR
ton 29lh ult.
scbr Oregon speishts, from Brazos St. Jsgo, ari
ed at N ORLEANS I'D ull.
Schrs Canton, McGtvrn, from Baltimore NJ i've,
Dighton 23t ult; VIM K ny, Long, I'm do do Goth;
James Barbour, Eldrdge, fin do do 18Th.
SchTs Amelia, Terry, and Emily Johnson, Sne,
cor, fin Baltimore arrived at New York Goth ult; a
Gen Irwin, Wilson, fin do do 3lst. Schr T. Frohr
huystn, - cleared at DO 5Oh Tor Baltimore.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,
BY THE NATIONAL Blues BRASS BAND,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF CAPTAIN VO-


UNDER THE DIRECTION OF CAPTAIN VO-
LANDT.
81 ass;ssvn The Band attached to the "Natonal
49, ssAssGsFP Blaes," led by Capt. VoLANDT will
Szs.Gl&EzsAsszR make a Moonlight Excursion down
the Bav on TUESDAY NIGHT, the 18th instant, on
which occasion they propose giving 4 CONCERT.
Several Solos will be play ed by the VoIandl's, on
different instruments
COTlLLlON MUSIC will be furnished by the
Band, and Refreshments, &C., will he on hoard.
95- Tickets 30 cents each. Persons deslrnus Of Il
pleasant moonlight trip the water, will, it is be
lieVed, find this very pleasant one.
The company will leave Light street wharf at u
O'Clock, in the Steamboat PocahUHtas, and touch at
the COUNTY wharf, F, P. going and returning.
e. Tic kets may be had Of the members OF the
Band and Company, and at the principal Hotels III
the city; also At The Clipper, Sun and Argus offices,
az Wstuit
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EXCURSION TO KESNARp's LANDING. The steamer
Pocahontas, will leave Lightst. wharf at O'clock
this morning, on excursion TO KeRnard's Landing
This will be most delightful trip. The company on
arriving at the Landing will be furnished with fish,
crab and oyster dinner, which will be served up in
handsome style. The National Blues Band will be
on board.
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MARRIED.

On the Both uIt. by Rev. Vinton, WIN. K. Bull
Miss MARY e. SPARKS, all ofIhis city.
On the 9th nit. BIZ Rev Mr.. Michigan, EDw.
MOLLY to Mas ELIZABETH CARROLL all Of ihIs
On the 2lst ulI, by Rev. DR.. II V. D. Johns,
ENACK TO NARY L. GRIFyITH all of this city.
Al Alexandria, on the 25Ih ult., by the Rev
CHEST, Or. J. w. LUGgNBEEL. physician to the ca
of Liberia, to Miss MARTHA A. ABKRCRuMBIE, o
former p ace.
At Georgetown, D. c., OH the 2sih ult. GEoRc
BREWER. Esq., of Annapolis, (Chief CLERK OF
House of nelegates,) TO MATILDA, youngest uauI
of the late VIM. Marhury, of Georgetown.
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A Rich productive, beautifully l9csna an, and

A RICH. productive, beautifully locat"d and
N hea'lhiul ES ATE of 4S0 acrps, lying in Ciar4
county Arkansas, on the waters Of the Wis'niia Ri
yer, and within four days travel fton New orissns
One half in the most productive ane oo'tom iahd
the soil Of which is considered inexhaustble, and
will produce as much corn as any TO b. found i'd
Mississippi
This Tract was selected by a gent eman ten years
siuce after having travelled ex ehsIVey anu ex inm
ing carefully many par j of the country, and con-
sidered 10 be one of the st IN the United 81 ties
II is Elxnriantly timbered aud remark lbly wei, wa
tered The upland high, ling and comm ming.
The ahoye Land will be sold a great bqrsaiu fol-
cash or would be exchanged for Servants az fair
prices. For further pattiuars inquire of
... NATHAN HARRISON,
al-lw No. IL FranAlln Bank Bulthngs.
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MODERATION. A correspondent Of the Re-
publican and Argus, who Signs himself ga
Merchant" takes US 20 task for want of moder-
alton in speaking Of the new tariff act, and OBJ
Iects to its being called the british tariff. y
Now we have SO designated it because it seems
to be better calculated to promote British than
American interests. 1t will be hailed in Eng
land with Joy, because Of the impetus which it
will give to the manufacturers of that country,
whilst here it is admitted, even by its ADVOCATES,
to be all imperfect and improper bill, which
will require future amendment-and by its op.
ponents it is viewed as destructive Of the great
interests Of the country.
We admit that the proper adjustment of the
tariff is difficult business, and tina; the subject
Is not understood by every one; but people are
competent to Judge from the effects whether a
low tariff be injurious or beneficial to the coun
try, without understanding the minutia of it:
arrangement. The simple fact, that, under the
low tariff Of 1912, public credit was destroyed
and individuals deprived oflabor and the means
of support; and that national and indvidua
prosperity Revived under the tariff act passed in
that year-are sufficient TO convince the plain.
est man, without employing msch reasoning
on the subject, that the latter was preferable tic
che former. The blind man could not tell kom
his sight was restored, but he understood, tina,
"whereas he was blind, he now saw" and ST
1t may be with respect to many who are affec.
ted by low tariff-they feel the effect, though
they may not be able tie explain with precision
the cause, or the mode Of its operation
We have not time for further comment on
III. production of"A Merchant"
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MAR. HARRIS ....
- MOuTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER.
The subscriber, having procured the formula of Dr..
c. A. Harris Aromatic and Aslringent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic anu Detergent Doth Powder, takes
pleasure in off ring them 10 the public, feeling ssur-
ed that they WIZ meet with general appr.b ition.
They combine in an eminent degree, all he inip0rt-
ant medical qua tiles which desirable for
tons of the sort 10 possess They cleanse the Teeth
excite beatty action of the guns, and mpall to the
breath most delightful fragrance.
90 Prepared AND sold only by C. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner Of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. al-lw-j lo-fm
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Our BOok TABLE We have received from Will
liam Taylor Co. Littell's Living Age, No. ZIG, for
August. II is filed with its usual variety Of excel
lent reading matter. From the same gentlemen we
have the clog of Prvateer's man, a hundred years
ago." by Capt. Mauyalt.
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Cur Book TABLE, MIR. William Taylor Jarvis
Building, NOrth street, has laid upon our table the
following works:
No OF "The Statesmen of the Commonwealth Of
England; with Treatise on the popular Progress in
English History" BY John Forster, OF the Tuner
Temple-edited by j. o. Choules. Price 2j cts. per
number.
"Modern British Plutarch or Lives of Men distin-
guished in the recent histo OF England for tn cir vr
tues, talents or achievements" BY w. G. TAYLOR,
of Trinity College, Dublin.
The design of both Oft ese works is the same only
that the latter is more restricted in its scope being
confined 10 the lives of men of recent date. They
each exceedingly useful those who desire TO be-
come acquainted with the characters of the distin-
suished men Of England.
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TRoors FoR CHIHUAHUA. Capt. Washing
ton, of the U. S. Artillery, as he passed by
Vicksburg, on the 18th inst, furnished the
editor of the Setne statement of the force
which is destined to proceed via San Antonio
de Bexar to chihuahua, and part of which
were on their way with him. The force will
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J3-DEPTFORD FIRE COMPANY. A Quarterly
Meeting Of the Drptford Fire Company will be held
on THIS Monday EVENING, August Sd, 1885, at
Z O'Clock. A punctua attendance is II quested.
1t THOMAS NEWMAN, Secretary,
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DI E d.

On the goth ult JosEPH 5. FORD, aged years
S months.
On the 3lst ult. ] HOS CHENcwE TIL, aged So yd
On the 26th ult. MARY g. MILLER, a ed l6 W al
On the 29th ult. MARY J. T, MAGRuDgR, i'll the
year OF her age.
Al Frederick, on the Goth ut, EDWARD DoRI
Esq, aged ia years.
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EBRESEBVING X ETTLEs. large lot
U of Bell Metal and Enameiled PRESERVING
KETTLES iu.t received. Also, Cast Iron and
Earihen FURNACES. For safe low by
ALFRED Il. REP,
NO 355 Baltimore street,
jys2 End Tin s,ore above Howard street,
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EXCURSION TO ANNAPOLIS. The excursion to An
naPols in the steamer PatuXent, TO come off on
Thursday next promises to be one of the best of the
season. The association of cold Defenders" have
accepted an invitation and will be on board.
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OGERs' DIAMOND CE EST-Pd
H& mending Gla's, China, Lamp Shades, Mauh|
Ornaments, SC, so that the break is scarcely ped
ccpube and as strong as before broken. For sail
only by e. P. ROFERS, Druggist. corner of HowarI
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison, AMI
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
i12- Price IS cents. Y24 lW-lGl2ly
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sO nnO DoLLAKs AND So.
vHNHE WAY TO SELL GOODS CHEAP

yuNHE WAY TO SELL GOODS CHEAP,
q No IS HOWARD STREET
9 wards pretty Calico for So cents
8 " wide LAWN for ST.
8 4" sup'T do for Sl.50
8 " fine quality Calico for 80 cents
Unbeached Cotton HOSE, per pair, 10 cts
Beautiful I6 ct CALICO for l2s cts.
BARRACKS lSi and 25. De LANES l2k cts pr yd.
Super light KID GLOVES at IS aud 37i cts.
Solid head Pins cts paper; super Needles dc do
Brown Holland l2t cts per yard
Bleached and Brown Muslins IL cts.
Prime Tahle Gil Cluhs 81 cts yd TickiDgs9 cts yd.
Super6ne Bingham LAWNS 9 yds FIR SO
Irish Linens, Diapers, She' tings and napkins vefy
cheap, aud great variety of other Goods, all Oh
which will be sold at very reduced prices to lessen
stock in preparation for Fall trade. Also,
BONNETS, BuNNBTS, BONNETS
OF NepoIitap Rutland, Dunsahle, Florence and other
Braids. Chiidrens Bonuets cheap.
PARASOLS and SUN SHADES, &c. &c. Give
US a call before purchasing, at
HAYWARO'5 Cheap Store,
No rs Howard street,
aug third door from Fayette street.
HDTNDERS' BOARDS AND TRUNK
HD ROARUS-8 tOns HindgTs' and Trunk Boards,
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THE WALKING March. MIR. Eaton contin-
uos to perform his arduous feat, and averages
about 90 10 80 minutes each mile. He walk.
on plank, which IS a matter of SOME concern
TO his friends and hackers. Four to one are
taken that he will complete the task. He
drinks a half to two-thirds OF glass of brandy
with milk aud sugar four or five times day
and eats little meat He had completed 1T the
last accounts his two hundred and fourth mile,
and was in excellent condition.
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au3 whist

EXCURSION AND COTILLIOg PARTY.
a szyo<szs The INDEPENDENT GREYS hav-
EAxsAi7 Akssvfzng chartered the safe ami cOmmodi-
SzzscssS9zsksetfZ> Gus steamer POCAHONrAS, intend
giving their Annual EXCURSION and COTTl.LlDN
PARTY on MONDAY AFTERNOON, l7th August.
Particulars in future advertisement. au3-2t
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vWNO CURE TOOTHACH

N hNU PkEN EKVE HEALTE
o. THE TOoTHACH is always cured In
mir ute by an application of WHERLER'S TEAE
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still pto
ed from all delay; Soreness OF the Gums will be
ed; Sottuess Of the Gums win be cured; all Blee
of the Gums will be effectualy stopped, and
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always kept pien
and in the best OF health by its use. Sold by
J, Nj. HAIG, No. 1913 Baltimore street
ie31-ly above South, opposite Clipper Off /
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FOR CAMP NEETING.

- aT~1S The fine, swift and CO nmodiOus
Rsnass ASssfsse-s steamer THOS, JEFFERSON, Capt.
sAs9sSSsssaR Hill has been chartered and will run
to CHERRY POINT CAMP MEETING. Dorchester
county, Md, leaving Baltimore on SATURDAY
EVENING, the 9Th of. August, and returning on Sun
day evening, N5-Fu!I particulars ia a future adver-
tIspmpnt. IL
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Mrs PAGE. This devoted wtman has re-
turned to her home in Name.
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hpREASTPINS AND BRACELETS. La
I'D dies wishing great bargains, will pls;sp call a
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S Store, WATER STREET %
door from Calvert where great bargains are sold in
Jewelry Of every description. iyl7
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ESIGRANTs. Dnlng the month Of July,
there arrived at New York 1850 emigran,s.
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UEirARIAEs The autumnal Unitarian Con-
vention is to be held in Philadelphia, in The
month OF October next.
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On hand aud for sale by
STARtEp NJ cANQV ION w pr.,, 9,
From the Republican and Argus !

I TUN IIU INUPUUICdT anu hTgUs ]
90 TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
Of Sir Walter Raleigh, by the high aud the low, the
rich and the poor the king and the hegpar; indeed its
consumption has hGccme general that is hard TO
fad one that does not either smoke, snpB cheic
are! a box OF the agreeable deuders-BO0TH'S
BEST Boy, light match so that we can luIuriatC
fora few minutes, until the devil calls for copy, Puff!
PUFF! PUFFm. An! BOOTH knows how TO make
them If any of our readers wish to enjoy them
Selves as we now are doing, we would recommend
them TO No. IS HANOVER STREET, nearly oppo-
site the old stand. 1t
nc THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. 195 CHEsNUP STREET,
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arz- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak.
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
d te at his Old Established Store, Waters I'd door
from Calvert. apps
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READS, RIO
For Rotterdam-Ship Wakona, about Aug. 3
For Roderhan-Ship Roscoe, about Aug.7.
For Marselles Ship Taurville, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Phoenix, few days.
For Rio de Janeiru--Brig Napoleon, few days.
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Emily A. Thomps
August |
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THE MusRux. Tive fine Comedies will be played
at the Museum this evening-"'rhe Two Friends
and "The Day Alter the Wedding" An excellent
bill and will donbllpss secure good house.
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Gutter SPENCER. The steam Revenue
Gutter Spencer has arrived at Phlladelphis
from Charleston, to receive new boilers.
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u3-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
yatterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen: together with Gilt Box CORNlCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c &C.. for sale and made TO order, cheap they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
states E. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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HERE is A v. FRIEND EMORY, PICK
IL "a Us OUT A PRIZE! This was the expression
of "A Lancaster county Farmer who, hearing OF our
glorious luck, concluded to risk five. No quicker
said than donc-we wrapped up two shares in class
49, yesterdays Lottery, and sure enough, when the
drawing came in. he had prize, $4,000 in a whole
ticket, well pleased when we paid him down the cash
that he had the good luck TO ht tn" old established
house, famed for selling prizes. One OF 81 200
sent TO York in package of quarters; one of $500,
aud one $3.50, 800, and three of $50 each, sold 10
citizems. EMORY & Co in stream of luck!
LOOK AVID SEE!
ii, ON MONDAY,
IL, 900 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
1000 DOLLARS!
&c And 90 Pri es of 1910 DOLLARS each! 90
TickeIs S5-shares in propoi ton,
This ia beauty for Packages-the RISK on &c quar-
ters only 81. prize is certain when tickets are
purchased from Head Quarters, the second Office
from Baltimore st. Sign the "American Eagle"
1t fri EMORY CO., Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-03

GOVERNMENT FUNDS On the eth ult the
Government had on deposit, subject to draft,
the sum of S7,7s5, 1876, Of which St4S ,5s3 was
deposited in the Chesapeake Bank in this city.