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a GRAND DISPLAY OF
IA LONDON PICTORIAL NEWSPAPERS,
al ", n HHRRTSONyS
No | .Inrnt,, Rmii,Iin

NO, JnTUS7 buildings, NOrIh-St.
The Pictorial Times, lSi cents each, four dates
embracing splendid embellishments of the Queen Is
Opening Parliament. Pictorial Facts of the condi
ton of the People of Ireland from the Farms of Da-
MEL O'Connell, Esq, illustrated by Is cngravIngs
The Nuptial Festlviti s of the Pacha's Daughter
The Battle of the Aggai, &c &c.
The London Illustrated News, four dates lsl cts
each, splendid engravings of the British Museum:
Views in Oregon; Portrait of Sir ROheri Peel Sc
Punch, very humorous, four dates; The Londop
Weekly Despatch; The London Morning Post &c.
10 Call ea,ly to secure copies.
Also, Graham's Magazine Tor March, 1876; Column
bian Magazine do do; Ladies' National do do New
York illustrated do do. Single Nos. of each for sale
ut the counter with all the cheap Novels, SC fe24
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A Il M A n A o..
MoOnN phase
LIST OLE APPLICANTS.

for the benefit Of The Incoluent La,cs Of Bur
i1"d for the last rcrk.
JOS l.ehlerl, hasketnak'r lohn Warrington, iatO
Tbs j. Casey, stnrekeep'T Jon ~ Bowen. Lahore
john Chns, nnulder n Prescott, shOemak
John kranss, shoemaker VIM. flanagan, ped
Gnditird Frank ,cab'imk'E Newman ROsenswig
James Mcdonald, pedar 'Chas. Godfrey, LAHORE
Ihos' Newmln,c carpenter Lucinda Wiseman
Mich. d. RuctIe tailor wv Douglass, negro
Benz o. ElatcHison Jas. Larkins, do
*For debts less than $50
TO appear before the commissioners, the 6L
April, 1896
Day Of final hearng, 9th June, 1916.
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market, Birckhead * Pearce.
SalhED-Brg Indus CCtfn, Richmond, Va.
ARRIVED,
Ship Cincinnati, Wilson, 20 days from I.iverpnol
Capes 456 tons salt, to WIN. Wilson & Sons; 81 pkI
mdse, b. r. Voss; 10 pkgs MoeIlinger 81 Gorsuch;
pkes Norris Beatty; do F.. LiAthcum & u
10 do d. u Brown; 81 do Griffith, Fitzgerald & MI
gruder; do Jacob Albert & Co; 10 do Thomas & I'll
do Gillingham Anderson; do Turner s. King;
do Adrdge, Iii ,dOn & Co; do G.. II. Armistead
do S. Ault * Son; do lion. Reverdy Johnson; | d
Mrs. J. Green; do b. L. Gardner Co; 9 do ID. Nd
ris, jr; do SangstOn s ca; do Jacob Trust; "a 4
Mcllvain Williams; 40 do K. +. Brown X Co; a
Joseph Boury; 36 doc. b. Hoffman & Bro; 3 do Thd
Mackenze; do Cariss s. Schultz; do John FalctI
ner; do w. II. Cook; 7 do w. + Il 4. Murdoch 4
Co; do Samuel KIRK; do w f, Maney; 10 do "
X. PennimaR Bro; l2 do Morris & Bro; do d
Hickey Sons; l do Russell, Mercer 81 Co; |
Lantz Flack; do Hamheron, Buckley & Co; "a
Cole & Howard; 10 do 5, K, Gcorg.; do ]. w. CT;
Icy 4 Co;2 do Manning s. Lee; do Wells & Chas
80 do Riggs, Jenkins & Co; II do Duer & Norris;
D. Leche Son; 10 d0 Ross Campbell, do w. "A
Buck Co; $50 boxes lin plate II. Pratt & Bro; \
crates 10 order. Spoke nothing On the LIST Januirl
Greenwood Smith, youth about IL years Of age, fol
from the nssen topsail yard to the deck and was IJ
slanty killed. lie was from Brooklyn, l.. I. GNed
York papers will please notice.
Schr JnO. EdmOndson, EdmOndson, f. Civ, He'd
ford and Edenton, ". G. TTembe & Wilson.
Schr Indusry, Kelly, 10 days fro New Bedford
via Hampton Roads, oil and candles, To J. Parkhurst
Jr.
w. Brown.
sloop Stafford, Tuft, I'm Philadelphia, rndse. 10 sun
dry persons.
MEMORANDA.
6arque George Henry Gait, fin Baltimore, ARID
at Valparaiso 9th Dec.
Barque Lawrence, Harding, FIN Baltimore for Bos
ton, was at Holiness Hole Goth inst.
bTIg ST. Mary, White, I'm fillmore for Pernambu
co, was spoken 18th inst. lat J6, Ion. ~.
Brig Architect, Gray, for Baltimore in "A few iavI
was left AT Porto Cab Ito goth ult.
BHg Eagle, Fess 'nden. I'm Baltimore for Plymouth
sailed fin Brewster lSti inst.
BRIG Ocean, Patterson, for Baltimore, cid at Boston
2lst inst
Schr Wm Thompson, CroweII, at Providence fo
baltHoie, experienced heavy gale on the 18th inst
threw overheard - tons pig iron lost 70 topsa and
boat, and stove bulWarks.
Schr Mary Ellen, Cole, cid at Charleston for Bal
1 imOre 2Ist inst
Schr Maria, Prince, from Pensacola, arrived at M
Orleans 18Th inst.
SGhrs Emily Johnson, Snedic0r, and T.. A s tel
vens, Briggs, for Baltimore, cleared at n. York 81
inst.
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G3- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, at
the Office of the Clipper, 1914 baltimore, sr.--as
MAMMOTH PuIs Much larger than any Other
'''''oi " BILLS office can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADINC,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. sc,
Ihdesd it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sesstd of sc tiles with latest styles Of type aud
ana splendid machinery for doing work, in e0ery ste
in a manner Unsurpassed in this city.
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REPoRr or THE COMMITTEE or WAYS AND
MEANS. The report Of the committee of
ways and means, submitted to the House of
Delegates OF Maryland, few days ago, 10y
John Johnson, Esq, is represented as an able
document; aud gives very favorable view Of
the financial condition of the State. Ii is the
opinion of tho committee, that if the mea-
surcs proposed at the present session for the
augmentation of the revenue be adopted, the
total receipts into the State Treasury for sue
ceeding years, will not fall short of $3.50, 900,
which will leave an annual surplus, after pay
ing the interest upon the present funded debt,
and the expenses of government of nearly
100000 Ia view Of this, the committee re-
commend that the interest in arrear shall he
funded, made principal OF, bearing some rea-
sonable rate Of interest, and the interest there
after be paid regularly as it becomes due. 1t
is estimated that the interest which will be in
arrear on the lst Of July next, inclusive Of
which it l5 proposed to fund, will not probably
exceed 81 zoo, 600, and if SO the additional an
nuol charge upon the Treasury will leave at
the end of the year a surplus, which may be
increased by judicious measures of retronch-
ment Who says cold Maryland" is bank
rupt State;
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COMPLIMENT TO A BALTIMORE MECHANIC
The Philadelphia Sentinel says-"The gentle
men connected with the America Hose have
purchased from Baltimore mechanic a new
hose carriage, which for symmetry, lightness
and beauty excels any thing Of the kind we
have ever seen.n
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LECTURE BY GEN. CAss, The fist Lecture of the
course in aid the Su nday Sc aool, attached 10 the
Fifth Presbyterian Church, will be delivered this eve
ming by Gen. Cass Subject-"Progress Of Knew
ledge" The acknowledged ability of the distinguish
ed Lecturer will, we have no doubt, attract large
and intelligent audience. We safely promise our
readers a treat of the greatest magnitude The Ice
ture will be delivered in Rev Mr.. Hammers Church,
Hanover 81.
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G3-GEN ERAL CASS' LECTURE. The first lee
ture Of the course, in aid of the sunday School, will
be De iveTed N the Fifth Presbyterian Church, Han
oveI-St', Oh THIS (Iuesday) EVEN NC, gath inst
at 4 O'Clock, by General CAss, Of the u. 5. Senate
SubjeCt-"PrOgress o knowledge"
{I7- The Philharmonic Society have kindly volun-
leertd to perfrm some OF the popular pieces al the
opening of the exercises, whicl will aud little to
the interest of the evening.
90 Course tickets can be had NJ most Of the book.
stores. Single admission at the door, IS cts. fell II
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gnlHE READERs OF THE CLIPPER

q are reminded that that fayotte Lottery, the
"Small Fry," will be drawn again on SATURDAY,
the 18th ins To secure good prise, orders should
be forwarded iHme diaely-the capital il $4,000 with
9th ers amounting TO $4,000. Tickets ST., shares 25
halves 81; quarters 50 so; eiehths Sl.75 Orders will
receive prompt Alteration. Address
fe23 st COLVIN & CO, Baltimore, Md
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CONCERT or SACRED Music. A Concert of Sacred
Music will be given, this evening, by the Choir of the
Hight ST. Baptist Church. They will have the assis-
lance of several Professors and Amateurs. Tic
R'v. DR.. Juison, Of Bunmah one of the oldest and
most eminen; missionaries now living, will be pre-
sent, expecting to leave the next day for the east
few tickets have been left at this office for sale. The
programme will be found in another column.
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from Messrs
Gushing II Brother small volume entitled "Scenes
and Characters from the writings of Thomas Babing-
ton MacauIay; being selection of his eloquent
passages" To which is preaxed a short account of
The Life of the Author, by R. II. Horn, ESQ., Those
who are unable to obtain the writings of Mr. Macas
lay in extenso, would do well 10 purchase this vol
ume, as the author is justly considered one of the
sb!est, if not the ablest, writer Of the age.
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The MUSEUM. The same excellent HbiIl of fare"
which attracted such large audience, and which
was received with such evident marks ofapprobation
last night will be repeated this evening, with the ad
dition of the new and aughabe farce Of "The Trum-
peters Daughter" Mrs Howard will sustain the part
If MADELINE.
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The SOUTHERN LINE OF PACKETS. We no
tee that the line of packets between Baltimore
and Wilmington, N. c., will commence their
trips on the 18th of March. The "Wilming-
ton," beautiful schooner, will sail from this
port on that day, to be followed by the Gay
etteville" on the LIST of April. These fine YES
sells will perform regular alternate trips there
after, and we trust with profit to their owners,
and mutual benefit to the trade of the two CT
ties. Cant we have line Of packets to Liver
pool1
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n7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size for sale by the case, dozen
single Plate.
ALSO, the mos! complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very best materials and by the best
Workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. &C., for sale and made to Order cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States, u. 8. FRYER,
Milf No. | Nerth Cav street.
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OFClCE or EMORY 4 co. !
Opposite Bannm's, Bait, Md.
NJ \ lN.u.---.l

9C9-OFFICihh DRAWING OF the Md, Conscli-
dated houety, class No. 81, for 1916:
81 80 81 2S Is II As SO de 80 rs
20 aud 81 being the 1T and Cd drawn Nos each $50
% and 81, herg the I'd and An drawn Nos. each 40
II and ID, being the 5h and 9th; or 9 and 49, be-
ng the 7lh and eth drawn Nos each 30
~ and 81, being the 9th and 10Th; % and A. be
ing he lOih aud / I'll drawn Nos each 20
All having TWO Of the drawu Nos. them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on, "
613- Per lhr celebrated prize firm Of
1t EMORY & CO., No. . N, CalyGrt-st.
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VIOLENT GALE AT BoSToN. There was
violent snow storm at Boston on Friday after
noon, accompanied by heavy gale of wind.
During tho gale, a pilot named Albert Cur.
noy, aged "a years, in attempting to board a
vessel, was unfortunately drowned by the up
setting of his canoe.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rn
For valparaiso and othel pOf.s ia the Pacifc-S
Seaman, March /.
For London-ship Rob Roy, with despatch.
For ilavrC--Ship Republic, with despatch.
For River LA Plate-BayIue Margaret Hugg, so
FOR Rio de Janeirn--Brig Whig, 2lLh inst.
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TAxEs. We publish the communication of
"AIany Tax Payers" as it is upon subject Of
public interest We do not know the precise
amount Of increase in value of property with
in the taxable limits of the city during the
past year; but can hardly suppose it to be so
great as stated by our correspondent. The i'll
crease of the rate of tax this year over that of
the last is very small; being, we believe, but
one cent in tho hundred dollars. The occur
renee Of The small pox will add considerably
to the expenses Of the present year, besides the
building of market house on Cross street,
which bud to be paid out of the receipts of
1916. Exclusive Of appropriations other than
ordinary, the expenses of the two years will
probably DO about the same. But be the levy
large or small, the responsibility rests upon
the Council and not upon the committee of
ways and means, which is compelled to con
form the levy TO the appropriations. We trust
that rigid economy will be practised; but
should members make extravagant appropria-
tons, or spend the public money for useless
purposes, it will be for their constituents to-
pass sentence upon their conduct
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MARRIED.

ON the 10Th inst. by Rev. Mr.. McColgan, THOs
ROBINSON, of Hartford co. 10 ANNE MARY, daughte
Joshua Shipley, Esq of Baltimore co.
On the same day, by the same, ZACHARIAs Tho
son to ELIztBETH RICG gR, all of this city.
On the l9tn inst. by Rev. Mr.. Hickey. RoBT. ia
son 10 Miss CAInARINE MATTHEWS, all of this a
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GI7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pns; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plete at his Old Established Store, Water st I'd door
from Calvert. OIL
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. Messrs. Taylor, Wilde &
Co. have laid upon our table the March number of
the "New York illustrated Magazine" Ithas four
handsome steel engrayngs, besides large number
OF fine wo cuts; also No. 10 Of the Modern Stand
ard Drama, being republication Of "The Gamester'
tragedy in Eve acts, by Edward Moore,
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G3-OlL TANNIN will render boots and SHOES yer
fecty impervinus to water, and double their wear
Many were wise enough to use this article at the be-
ginning OF wet weather, and have kept THEN feet en-
trcly dry, without the trouble Of wearing over shoes
Harness and carriage tops will double the time
by the application of this article, and always have
beautiful polish.
TObe had AT the conner of Baltimore and Hanover
ss, Baltimore. Also at the corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison sts, and at 81 Thames. 1t
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fG3-We nave been shown by our old friends EMO
RY CO, opposite Barnum's, the tickets which
drew the first and second Capital Prizes ia Satur.
days Lottery. The sale OF two such prizes (S5, 900
aud 3OO) in one Lottery, we believe has parallel
in the annals of lotteries There appears to be n
charm even in the venerable name Of these popular
Lottery Dealers which converts every thing come,
ed with their well known office into gold. Those of
our subscribers who would increase their store OF
worldly goods, we advise TO purchase few Lottery
Tickets OF our friends EMORY x CO. fri II
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a su FOl ANNAPOLIS, CAM
60 BRIDGE 1 EAsToN. The steamer
80 II M ARYLAND liIeave Baltimore on
THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, at O'CLOCK, from
heru uaI place of starring lower end Dsssn's wharf
for the above places and return, leaving Easton
O'Clock on Wednesday for Cambridge, Annapolis and
Baltimore.
N. y. All baggage at the risk Of the owner.
II LEMUEL g. TAYLOR.
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G3-A CIRCULAR. MANY persons have been de
fenng selling well as purchasing Real Estate, by
the unsettled state of foreign relations, a. it
generally conceded that the blcss s. Of peace will
attend US as II IL hoped Tar many SearS-tngelhrr with
the steady advancement of our city--induces the
dersgaed tsagain OFF, his services AucliOneer, be
eving that the season as well as circumstances
AS favorable "a has been for many years. both for
selling aud purchasing real estate. The experience
of many years are offered with the general Knowledge
Of my abilities among my fellow cItizens, with a
pledge on my par. 10 do my best.
IL H. w, BOOI,, AuCtir
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a CARD. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. H.
IN COLBURN respectfully informs his customers
that ne nas rented, Tor the present, small store on
FAYETTE-ST., West of Charles Ia fe " doors IVES,
OF Mr.. Broadbenps store,) and is preparing hinlseI;
to supply all orders from his friends lie has in vain
endeaV0red to obtain store on Baltimore or Charles
street. convenient for his business but trust. thai hs
friends will be sure to find him in his temporary Ioea
ton. fp54 q,
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a rnUCERiE SELLING OFF AT COST
IN The undersigned, DESTROYS of closing our his
present STOCK and FIXTURES, will sell Off at cost
to families and retailers. The stock Is large and of
good assortment, such as SUGARS, COFFEES
TEAS, WINES and LIQUORS, and every thing
generally found in large retail establishment.
~ w. S. GEORGE, No. Is South street,
fe24-3i+ Conner of IoveIv 80
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TRADE WIN CUBA. On the 7th instant,
there we're one hundred and twenty-five ycs-
sells in the port Of Havana, sixty-nine of which
were American, thirty eight Spanish eight
English, one French, three Danish, three Mex
lean, one Prussian, and one Russian. There is
the same proportion Of American to foreign
vessels in the other Cuban ports. 1t will thus
be seen, that more than half the trade, not only
of Havana, but the whole Island Of Cuba, is in
tho hands of Americans
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AeDERs FOR THE ABOVE will be
J. 3. EASTMAN p,,lto ,,oo,

J. 8. EASTMAN, Frat street
Extract from the "Rep1rt" OF the HVisit,ng zoo,
nli.tee OF me re hnSyivania Horticultural Society;"
UNANIMOUSLY adopted, and ordered TO be printed
LANDRETH'S NURSERIES AND GARDENS
"Ihese extensive grounds are on Federal street
near the Arsenal. + The cn,ias, ooi
lection OF Camas was made here. some Of ,hose
now III te posse sion Of those distinguished nursery
n, -, ~, " 'e' nIsh. The selection OF
"Ihe NURSERIES, are all very correetiJ mnnaceJ
supplying every part of the Union; detail of winch
would occupy too much of our snace. TOO b.rai;D
content ourselves with stating that the stock s verv
largel and IN every stage of growth con sistinu or
rOr ItS AND 0HNAMENINL TREES, SHRUBS,
EVERGKEENS, VINES AND CREEPERS,
WIN collection of llefbacerus Plants; FRTrIT
TREES OF the best kind, and most healthy condition:
large beds OF seeding apples pears, pluins, &c. M
socks iot budding aud grating; plan rery superior
,Ta mat u, "1hhg upon suckers, which cary with
them into the traft all the diseases of the parent
stock. ~
GARDEN SEEDS
vi the hnest quality have been scattered over the
country from these grounds, and may ALWAYS be de-
pended upon. The SEED ESTABLISHMENT of those
HoRTICULTURsTs is of the most ertensipe in H.
OoH, and Its reputation is well sustained from wear
toyear. ' ''"'
"To 0bviate the chance of mixture The fa,,na IF
Inc plants OF the same family they have established
anoer nursery, at suitable distance so that depe-
heraon cannot take place, and which secures to the
purchasers "a genuine article" Knowing thus The
age quay and process Of culture of every pIant ne
supply from their grounds is recommended with great
confidence" $3.50
- Since the date of the "RRPoRr" from which the
ABOVE Is abstracted the ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT has
Deen GREATLY ENLARGED. The collection of Camel
has embraces all the finer kinds, and consists of acme
thousanos OF various sizes; likewise Of Roses and
other desirable plants, both tenier and hardy-Frun
Trees, etc. 0''
The sRRD GARDENS, alone, cover fHv acres, and the
whole is, as 1t has been for more than a HALF CIV
TURY, under the successful management of father and
son, the most PROMINENT IN AMERICA.
Philadelphia, Feb'y, ls Is. fe24sw3t
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GA SMALL ITEM. Again we notice the sale
Of that bewchiDg little capital prize, the $1,000,
at the truly fortunate agency of COLVIN & co. on
saturday last; we are informed that the prize was
sold in a package Of tickets.
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On the 22d ms; THos, KNIGHT, aged months
days, son of Thns. aud Elizabeth Knight.
On the Goth inst. Mrs. MARGARET McliILL, in
S!h year.
On the 10Th inst. Mrs. MARY A. f. McSuASR
her 5lI wear,
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TIE BRIBERY CASE At HARRISBURG. Dan'l
McCook, charged with attempting to bride q
member of the Pennsylvania Legislature, has
been held to bail to await his trial. 1t is said
that McCook is about to prosecute the member
for accepting the bride, and number of 9TH
ers for conspiracy.
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RYRNE y CO. corner Of Exchange place and
SCUM 81 sold in yesterdays lottery the ,hiId
eapitaI pfize OF S25OO 10 comb As Ga the hoIde ~
me same requested to call at the lucky corner and o
secure tns cash We offer the fiowinp snlandid
scheme 20 DAY, $4,000, s25Uo, tickets ST. ors' Ts
NOS OF class a. drawn yesterday. W. VS. ''c'
OF 80 81 26 Is II as 80 40 20 or
DIRECT your orders to the lucky -
DIVINE O. CO., " South ST., Baltimore, Md