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Reduction OF the Tariff:

rENHE subscribers are ust receiving additional
r. supplies of SEASONABLE GOODS, which
renders their stock unusually good and complete
Desiring to make room for an sariy Fail supply
and in anticipation Of the new tariff on imported
goods, our prices are materially reduced on mo st
kinds Of Dry Goods, Cloths, CGssimercs and
Caiicoes in particular. The attention Of our
friends and the public is particularly invited.
SWlTZLER & SMITH.
Fayelte, August 22d, 1916. a.T|
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Final settlement.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will apply at the October term of the County
Court OF Howard county, for a final settlement
Of their administration on the estate of Jane,
KiG leile, decd.
JAMES M. BUTTS,1 49,,
JOHN SWErNAM,5 Huui u.s.
September l2ti, ls46. l-.- 27--it
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latest Eala SsNles.

81 NOURSE has jus. returned from the East
- with the latest fall style for hats, and is now
Offering choice assortment of FUR AND SILK,
made TO fit with perfect case with craneomeler
No. G3 Main Street. St. Louis, No.
September 10Th, 1916.
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A ENTLEMAN'S silk plush, sea otter. cloth.
W oiled silk, 'iapanned lawn and muslin caps,
for sale by S. NOURSE. -
sep. 18th, 1916.
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Lewis & Hanfogd--who have been engaged IL
this business for the last - vears-aro tic G,rcc.
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bass. Fail style for Flats.
KG9NEIL, 80 Main street, hns now, ready for
1V-l sale, a fuil assortment of hats OF the va
rous qualities, to which he would invite the at
tention Of the public The molostin hat, intro
dnced into this market by Mcneil, has become
the most popular hat in use and is rcconra ,ndad
by, its lightness, Durability and bo7u'y. 70 see
This article in rs perf,,'i1n, call on Mcneil
st. Louis, september l9h. ISIS.
CLOTH Casa .nil assortment Of the new
est patterns Of mcna and boys cloth caps, Just
received aud fer sale by JOHN MCNEIL,
80 M"in street, 81. Louis, No.
NiL SILK CAP5.--OH silk c0p covers Of fine
~ add medium qualities and thgm most apDt.;cd
Fottefns, for sale by JOHN Mcneil,
5 Main -. s. Louis, Mo.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, buying for cash,
vii, ,iud it TO their interest TO call add eE0miae
lie hats and caps Of JOIN MCNEIL.
%. Main ST., s.. Louis. Mo-
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E9OYS' cloth, plush acorn top, and velvet caps,
ED for sale by S. NOURSE.
September 10Th, 1916.
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AND ALL THE VARIOUS FORMS CT nILIor
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19

Tie proprictogs Of 40. 100 possess at this
dime c"glusiye Advantages for doing very large
5osinoss. The following arc few Of their al.
vunlarcs-
VAST RESOURCES
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-11

Messrs. Editors: On Monday night for the first
time, since the opening of the Roman ,4mphi-
theatre, attended the performances at that
new and splendid place Of amusement. | had
heard much of the extraordinary feats of Mas
ter Hernandez, and went to see him ride, with
firm conviction in my own mind, that he had
been much overrated; but must canddly con-
fess, that enough has not been said in his praise
Whoever will witness his daring and graceful
feats, and the matchless grace of his various DIFF
ferent attitudes, must admit him to be the best
rider living, either in this or any other country
have seen many men, older than he is, and
who have had many more years of practice and
experience, who could not in any way be COM
pared to him. His leaps through hoops, and
over carriers and banners; his somersets over
the same; and Incredible as it appears,) his
backward somerset on the back of his horse,
while at full speed, ahghting on his back, with
the same ease and safety, as if he was on the
ground; all stamp him Gas before remarked
as the first of riders now living. He is area-
dy the Ducrow Of America, and should no &C.
cident happen TO him, he will, in a few years,
be as popular, and as much admired as the
celebrated personoge from whom he derives his
nom deguerde. GEORGIA.
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TO THE MEMORY OF

M,
Vino were shipwrecked in the barque Meteor
How fraiI is the tenure which binds us to cart
anu ear hly enjoyments but one short moment an
the silver cord OF life may have been severed an,
the spirit have winged It's flight TO that "bourn
whence no traveller returns" But one short mo
ment, and Death may bave pointed his merring shat
at the dearest beings of our existence, and deprve
us OF our hearts most wOrshipped idols. A painful
nemeato OF THIS truth is recorded in the loss of thOs,
in whom afthe endearing lies OF parent, sister, bre
Their and friend, were centered into one.
Scarce Two months have passed away since in tn
buOyant hope, and light hearedness of happy youth
these two beings left their quiet homes 10 brave thl
dangers of the stormy deep. Imagination now nir
lures them TO me as standing on the deck of that in
tatcd bafque, they turn with swelling hearts TO bid
last fond adieu to the loved ones left behind Will
bright hopes of speedy return, come:to chase ava
the tear Ofpatting regret.
But alas No more will these old familiar shore
Use up to greet their view; the welcome of re
urn be breathed into their Ears by those who no,
mourn the early called. For the restless deep hatl
claimed them, and the stormy winds have sighef
over them q mOurnful requiem for the rest of tbe
departed spirits,
Ye friends Of the lost would that cou Id find
healing balm for your wounded spirits Would thai
were my lot TO calm the agitation of your trouble
minds, but weep if thou canst console thy broke
spirit with these tender tributes of regret but wee,
not as those who mourn without hope, for to you tn
happy consolation is given that spirits so noble
life, So full OF charity andg good will towards ALL hav
found kindred homes in that heavenly land gher
sorrow and distress meier enters in.
Yes, they have weathered all the storms of life n
more tossed on the biIlowy ocean, will they need pi
lot, chart or compass to guide them safely DER tn
shoals and quicksands of the deep. We are left be
hind 10 experience more of the sorrows, pains ant
vicssitudes of this world.
"More favored they have reached that shore
Where tempests never beat nor pillows roar"
We sigh, and well ye may, for the early dead;
And the tears may be bitter which for them all shed
But weep on-oh weep on, Ills relief to mourn,
For better or nobler never were born.
Bya friend Miss Nj, e. e.
Baltimore, Nov. 10Th, 1916.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Charge Of Robbsry-St Strange Developments
We noticed yesterday the arrest of an individ-
ual named DIR. Hatch, alias Brown, alias Jones,
by officer Hays, on the charge of counterfeit
ing. On last Saturday, officer Snyder arrested
man named Jas. A. Campbell, on the charge
of stealing quantity of jewelry, &C., the prop
erty Of David Brown, alias DR.. Hatch, and car
ried him before Walton Gray, Esq, who held
him to bail to answer the charge at court. 1t
appears that these two persons, Campbell and
Brown, alias DR.. Hatch, formerly kept in CO.
partnership, the "Seyen Mile House, on the
Reisterstown road, near Plkespile. A short
time previous to the robbery Of Livingston s
Wells Express at Rochester,N. Y, Brown went
on TO the North. where under the alias of DR.,
Hatch, he was arrested on the charge Of COM
hitting the Express robbery. Campbell, who
remained at the Hotel, which he still occupies,
imagining that Dr., Hatch would not return
very soon, took possession Of the property he
left behind him, a part of which it is alleged he
disposed of, and DR.. Hatch says, secreted the
remainder When Brown was released in N
York, he returned here and demanded his pro-
perty, which failing to obtain, he got a search
warrant, with which officer Snyder recovered
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{az- The Rev, s. A. 70 EEL will deliver course
of Lectures in Caroline street Church, to commence
Snhipcl1 t:tVoTks of Firtinn,,1ihfir or,hnrs and
readers-their influence the Social and Domestic
relations. Single Ticket for the course so cents.
Tickets for each Lecture % Cents-to be had at the
Bookstore of Rev. !. P. Cook, +. EaricksOn's Drug
Store, corner E. Baltimore and Eden streets, ana al
the door on the Evenings Of Lecture. n7-stuw9tt
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Observation-Disclosures

~ EH1tHI' TIT -FIVIINFg
What wi the excitement produced by the foreign
news and the wet weather, there has been little or
nothing done to day in the way of business. Cotton
is firmly held, but without sales of any moment.
Flour quiet and sales have transpired since those
previously noticed on change Saturday night, and
the market closing with but lille inquiry, 81 being
n0minally asked for standard brands. Corn meal
held at 81, which is above the views of buyers Grain
no sales of any kind to establish the MARKET
Whiskey steady al 24c. ia bb!s.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY oE BALTIMORE.

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE.
FACULTY OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Professor J. q. 5. MONKUR, NJ. D., Theory and
Practice of Medicine,
b. FOREMAN, NJ. d., Chemistry.
CHAS. GIBSON, H., Surgery.
w. i. WILSON, NJ. d. Therapeutics and
Materia Medica.
w. T. LEONARD, M. a., Anatomy.
VIM II. STOKES, NJ. D., Obstetrics and
Medical jurisprudence.
Dr. WAkEhAN BRIARLY, Demonstration Of Ana
tony,
The Annual Course of Lectures will commence on
TO -DAY, I'd inst and continue months.
Fees for fall Course of Lectures, ........S 90
matIicuIauOn ltG,-..,..,..... .....,,... 5
Diploma fee,..... ......,,,,,,,..... %
Demonstrators fee, Optional .......... 10
Students of Medicine can be received as Boa!Iefs
in apartments attached to the Hospital.
Address all communications To
n3-CO2w E. FOREMAN Dean
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DIED.

On the 9Th inst. john PENNING, in the 3st year
his age, native of KensiugtOn, Pa,
On the TIN inst, ALICE SHERWOOD, in the Goth yea
of her age.
On the 22d ult Mrs. MARY P. Brown, in the Al,
year of her age.
On the 9th inst, JOHN JAMES DrLLEHUSF, in tn
a9lh year Of his age.
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T't'TF NIHNaNi
Cotton has advanced i!c per ID, with sales of
2d0O bales. Flour is inactive, the weather be ing ex-
tsemGly unaVOrab'e for outdoor movements GEN
is held at So J 1000 bbs Cleveland (Ohio) sold
at that price; common soAihern kinds are held at S6l
4, nominal. Corn meal Ga so There is plenty of
wheat in market, bu,no buyers at asking rates. say
l3Oc. fer Genessee. Corn is dali, 10 O00 bushels mix
ed western sold al SOC,
The foreign orders for flour are mostly limited at
Sc and less therefore, there is not much probability
farge sales, particularly freight Liverpool has
advanced Is, Pot Ashes looking up--50 brls sold
at SIS. No change in provisions, and but little doing
TallOw is wanted al S!aS5c
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E5-FRENCH AND GERMAN l. JOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largestassortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, ofentirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to ordcro of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&C. Sc. for sale and made to order, cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
states. E. S. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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ne CITIZENS AND STRANG Frs who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S assortment, which Is com
from Calvert. ape
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o. LAFAYETTE. LYCEUM. There will be a
meeting of the Association on THIS "wednesday
EVENING, Nov llIh, at O'clock al the Literary
Hall, conner Of Baltimore and Charles streets. Elk
ereses 10 consist of Lecture on PhrenUlOgy and a
discussion of an interesting question, The friends
of the Lycrum, ladies and gentlemen, are respect
fully invited TO attend. By order,
IL JOSEPH HARTLEY. Rec. Sec,Y.
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RlED

in Pennsylvania, on the 29lh of October, by tn
Rev'd. MI, Dubois, JOHN EDWARDS, of Baltimop
county, TO ELLEN E. GARRISON, of Baltimore cty,
On the 6,h inst. by Rev. R. s. Vnton, DAvt
JONES to Miss SARAH ANN HuGHFs, boil OF this eli
On the 9th inst. at ST. Pau's Church, by the Re,
DR.. Wyatt, A. PARKS WINCHESTER TO ANNIE
daughter Of The late Levi H0.lIngsWOtth.
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Our Book TABLE. We have received from Mr..
William Tayor-No. of Chambers Information for
the People-a most valuable work. Al.O, Nos, ll9
and 100 of Harper's Illuminated and illustrated
rsprare-and No. of Colyer's Edition of Mar
TIM the Founding; or the adventures of a valet de
chambre-by Eugene Sue-Price cts.
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lF5- We invite the attention Of the public TO the
Certificates of cure performed by Dr. CULLEN'5
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing Of the gentlemen whose names are given
as having witnessed this cure, precudes the posi-
blity OF imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents,
whose names will be found attached TO the certf-
Gates, seq
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The MUSEUM. Nh Rogers will make his fifth ap-
pearance this evening at the Saloon, and will sustain
the ardous character Of "Wiam Tell" The en-
tertainments will conclude with the laughable farce
Of elbow to die for Love . The Museum is nightly
filed by the most fashionable audiences, who express
the highest pleasure at the performances
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THE ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE. Another large au-
dience was present at this place of amusement last
evening. Every thing passed of in the most satsfae-
tory manner. The same excellent programme is post
ed for performances TO night. Go early and secure good
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OFFICE OF EMORY Il co.

- UPpUsIIt buINUmS, Ban, Md
NS-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF the Md. Conso.
dated Lottery, class No, d, for 1886: For benefit
OF Town of BCl-Air:
81 81 is 43 % 3 81 Al 25 81 80 10 7 46
q and 81, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each Sis
- ana ~ being the ~ and Sd drawn Nos, each 10
l3 and 43, being the 81 and 9TH drawn Nos. each s
- and 43, being the 9TH and 5th; or 3 and % be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each 6
Ailhavlhg TWO OF the drawn Nos. on them, each 3
AL having one only of the drawn Nos on e IA
1t EMORY s. CO., No. ? N. Cavert-st.
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I9- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South, say 10 Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable safest and cheapest TO any 9TH
G, Route See advertisement. je2S-d
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CHRPPARD A. LEAKIN,
= ATTORNEY AT LAW,
jei2 6m No. IA COURTLAND-ST,
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IHyOoS IgMngsoRg.nAMT. TO oyERLoOK
There is not man lyiHg but may, at some time
or other owe his life 10 the MIGHTY, saving power
OF DALEIHY'S

MAGICAL PAlN EXTRACTOR.
This wondcr Of the age is capable of curing almost
every sort of affection that assaiIs the human body
as well as to relieve and restore it from all kinds oil
suffering and pain, from the excruciatng agony
of the severest Burn, Pile, Scad, rheumatism, Tic
Dooreaux, &c. sc. 1t has saved hundreds of lives
in dreddRt cases where the Physician has stood aehas
by its impating instant and rest TO a victim and
aresting, hy its magnetic and electric instantaneous
fluid, Inflammation ami modification.
II viii also prevent Poison taking effect persons
bit by venom Gus replies or iabid animals, bees hor
nets, mosquitoes, spiders, or from having come in
contact with poisonous pants-and cure eUery case,
viii likewise prevent and cure Broken Breasts
Sore Nipples, Chafe and Sore in Children, Cancers
and CarbunCles.
&3- For sale by CHARLES WISEMaN Agent
for Baltimore, No 33l Baltimore street, next TO The
Globe mn, and corner Of west Baltimore and Cove
streets, Baltimore, Of whom i: may be had wholesale
and retail. nj l-eO.}W
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MARINELIsT-PORT On BALTlMNNE
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1875
FKOmrHE EXCHANGE REApINe-Room gooKg
CLEARED,

Schr COsmOpolite, Corner, Cape De Verd Island
and a market, ] IS Corner s. Sons.
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, Philadelphia, J ".
RrnIar
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LFcruRE 81 THE Rev. 5. A. RnszgL. This taen.
ted Divine will commence course Of lectures this
evening in the Caroline street, Methodist Episco-
pal Church. The subject selected for the first Lee
tu'e is "WOrks of Flcon'-their authors and read
esther influence on the social and domestic rea-
tons, Tickets for the coirse only 50 clsfor sin
g,e lee tlIre 25 Cts
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A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
CRACoyTEENE,

CRACoyIENNE.
Come, o come, and take puff,
You will not be treated rough;
Come, q come, and take delight.
And smoke CIGARS BY day or night.
BOOTHS CIGARS are all the 90,
Every one has told me 81;
They are going Ike hot cakes,
From the Factory where he makes.
P. S, JOHN h. BOOTHS Cigar and Tobacco es.
adjustment is in hanover STREET, 3 doors
South of Camden, nearly opposite his old and ia
vorlte stand. sit Rtf o20
05-"NEVER GIVE Up" SO long as it is in your
power to avail yourselfof that justly celebrated re-
medy for Coughs, Colds, and every species OF Lung
Complaint,
WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Mr.. s. w. FOw'e:
Ifyou think the following certificate worth pub
fishing, it is at your service:
hereby certify that was afflicted with vety
troublesome Cough for about one year. | tried a
great many different remedies recommended TO m -,
but all 10 no purposes finding that was not getting
any better, was induced otry
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY;
and accordingly procured bottle of Edward Mason,
Druggist and Apo,hecary in Portland After using
il according to directions, can tiuy say, it CURED
Me ENTIRELY. am now well andabe to attend
to nay work, and would cheerfuly recommend il to
any one afflicted with any disease of the Lungs.
DAVID ALLEN.
Witness, GEORGE ALLEN.
Pownal, Cumberland Co, Me-, Oct, IA, ls45.
None genuine unless signed l.. BUTTS,
On hand and for sale by
STABLER Il CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by Geo. w. Jones, cor Baltimore and High SITS
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins Brother, cor Green and Franklin streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kms, corner Market and Green-sts.; George II. Keer
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. n9.lw
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[Reported for the Baltimore Clipper.l
RALTIMORE MARKET. Nov. nd

BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov. 10, 1876.
Cattle The supply of Beef Cattle at the scales
yesterday was full, the demand animated and preVi-
Gus prices sustained. There were 1929 head offered,
of which l2UO were sold the butchers and packers,
at prices ranging from 81 50 to So IS per 100 lbs OF
the hoof, equal to S3a5j.25 net, The average Of
prices was about 1920. live Hogs have advanced
with sales at S4.l25as4.25i choice lots command
more.
Flour. The news by the Britannia Yesterday
NOR ling sent Howard street Flour up to So, without
finding buyers, however To-day the market has
given way, and note sales Of several hundred
barrels S562a. though many AOiders refuse to
take less than S575. The probability is that the de-
decline in Exchanges and the advance in freight
will cause further reduction in The price of flour
Receipt price from unsettled. We quote City
Mills flour at S5.75-no sales.
Grain. The demand for Grain has fallen of,
We note sales Of good 20 prime reds at 10 a ll5,
and ordinary 10 good at 1903 Hoe and of inferior
white at &c. Supply Of Corn limted-saes of old
Whine at Use, and Old yellow at 40 72C; new white
and yellow held at So a GOc sales of Oats at % 3Oc
Rye &c.
WhislSey. Sales of hhds, 23!c. and of bbls. at
24ic, which is a slight advance.
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IMPORTANT. The Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Herald, speaking of the
peremptory order given to General Taylor to
move on, says;-We understand the War De-
partment has rescinded that order and given
Gen. Taylor instructions to concentrate the
scattered forces within his command, and to
await at Monterey further Instructions
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LETTER BAGS Up AT TIE ExcHANag READING 400,

For Amsterdam-Ship Herald lIth inst.
For London ship Mississippi, with dispatch.
For Liverpool-Ship Republic, with despatch,
For LVerpoo-Ship Manchester, TO succeed tn
II argrave.
For Belfast, Iieland-Ship Washington with desp'n
For BeItast-ShipS 5. L. Howell, with despatch.
For tiaVre-Ship Alexandria, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Marianne, with despatch,
For Rio de Janero-Barque Hebe, with despatch,
For Observation-Disclosures Gen. Harrison, 18th inst.
For Kingston Jam-Brg ri GniX, about 18th inst
For Havre-Fr. barque BtlloChaR, with despatch,
For st Thomos-Erg Hope (new) few days
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KHlO SECURE PRInE. rnn mnsl nnrchn.

THVO SECURE A PRIZE, you must purchase
Il your tickets from Head Quarters, EMORY &
cos, the oldest and most lucky Lottery finn in the
United States. EMORY 4 60. have sold more
large prizes thar all the Lottery vendors in the world
EMORY co. have paid out more prize money this
year than all the vendors combined-n fact 10 in.
sure prize you must purchase from EMORY s. co,
and there is no mistake.
THIS DAY! THIS DAY.!
Is Nos. and - drawn ballots,
HERE'S ANOTHER BEAUTY!
prize of $4,000 | prize of $40 900
1900 " 4,000
and 90 If SlGOO eanht