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The Evansville journal., 1846-10-15

or We are under obligations TO our Post
Master for keeping the mail open TO very
late hour on Wednesday night last, which
enabled Us to furnish our Wabash friends as
high ep as Lafayette with the highly impor-
tant news from Gen. Taylor's Army, in ad
vance of all other papers. We are also obli-
ged 10 the gentlemen Of the Job Office for
iheir aid in getting out our extra.
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ALLIs & HOWES.
EX CHAN NGE HOT Ell
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

FEVHIS extensive and pleasant establishment
= SO convenient to the river, is again COM
mended to the notice OF the travelling public.
The large increase of patronage, since it came
under the control of the undersigned induces
the belief, that his efforts TO sustain FIRST
CLASS HOTEL are appreciated, and devotiug his
undivided and personal attention to his BUSH
ness, his guests may be assured of every COM
tort and attention.
The "Exchange'' ad joins the great steam
Boat Landing, afording travellers wishing TO go
up or down the river great conveniences, and
a watch is kept day and nigh. to secure to them
the earliest conveyance.
The excellent line of Mail Couches to the
North, intersecting at Vincennes with all the
routs concentrated there depart from the 'Ex-
changer every Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day mornings, and the large livery stable at
tached W III furnish extras at any moment, to
forward travellers onward.
With these facilities, of SO much moment to
the business man, the undersigned once more
solicits patronage on the ground that he intends
to deserve il.
april ii, i846-Iy. c. k DREW.
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In theSpencer Circuit Court in vacation Oct.
9th I846.
Thomas w. Watkins of N. and
Susan q. Watkins,
VS..
Sarah Claiborne Thompson, John Petition for
P Thompson, Catharlne Thomp- Partition.
son, George Scarborough & Sam
uel NJ. Wing.
THE said petitioners, by John lngle Jr. their
solicitor, having this day filed in the Clerks Of
fee of the Spencer Circuit Court certain bill
for a partition in the above entitled cause, and
also an affidavit of the non-residence of the de-
PENDANTS herein. the said Sarah Claiborne Thomp-
son, John P. Thompson, Catharine Thompson,
George Scarborough and Samuel NJ. ing are
therefore hereby notified that said bill is now
pending in said Court and that unless they ap,
pear aud plead, answer or demur 10 said bill on
or before The calling of this cause at the next
term of the Spencer Circuit Court, to be held
at RockpOrt on the 4th Monday in October,
1916, the same will be taken as confessed and
decreed accordingly. Witness John era wford
Clerk of said Court at Rockport, this 5th day OF
October 1916. JOHN CRAWFORD Cl'k
Oct I5 3t BY S. w . FAIRFIELD DC.
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I DMTNTsTRATOR,S Notice.-No

IA tice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed has takeu out letters of administration on the
estate of Howes Martin late of Vanderburgh
County, State of Indiana. deceased. All per-
sons indebted to the said estate requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same notified 10 present
them duly authenticated for settlement. The
estate is probably insolvent.
oct I5-3t* JOSEPH PARKER, Admir-.
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G HERIFF's saIe.--By virtno Of spe-

S WERIFF'S Sale.--By virtnc Of spe-
y cIal fl. ia. issued from the. Office of the
Clerk of the Vanderburph Circuit Court in fa-
vor of Lucius B. Scott and against Justice Braun
irk. will on Saturday the 7th day OF NOvem-
Der, 1916, at The door of the Court House in the
town of Evansville. between the hours OF 10
o'clock. A. NJ, and o'clock P. M of said day,
expose 10 sale at public auction and out cry the
rents, issues and profits for the term of seven
years, of the following described property, to
wit:
Lots and in Block No. 100, in Lamasco
City in said county.
And should no person offer or bid for said
rents, Issues and property sum sufficient TO
satisfy said fl. ia. and costs. will at the same
lime and place proceed to sell at public auction
and out cry the fee simple of said above desert
bed lots, for the satisfaction of said fl ia. and
costs: said sale to be wilhou, relief from valua
ton laws. VIM. M. WALKER, Shift V. c.
oct I5-3l--p f 81
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OF The large amount of new advertise
ments which appear this week has crowded
out almost every thing else. We will endea-
yor TO remedy this soon.
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ss DMlNIsTRATOR,S Nofice.---

~ Letters OF administration have this day
been granted to the undersigned by The Clerk
of the Probate Court of Vanderburgh County on
the estate of Joseph Young, late of said county,
deceased. All persons indebted TO said dece-
dent or having claims against said estate are
hereby requested to make a settlement with the
undersigned. JOHN YOUNG, Admir-.
oct t5-3t
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1916.

6FWANTED-A boy to learn the Printing
Business. Apply at this Office.
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-15

TEVHE public are respectfully informed tha
81 the above very celebrated and superb es
tablishment will be open for exhibition il
Evansville.
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A CaufiOR-Havi been informed that
"A my vile Mary who has left my bed and
board, has been advised by evil disposed per-
sons to run me in debt, hereby caution all per-
sons not TO give her credit on my account as
Will pay no such debts.
Oct l2 St FRANCIS CHAMBERS.
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q DEEENTsTRATORS, SaIe.--Nc

II DNERNESTRATO SaIe.--No-
IA. uce Is. hereby given that will expose
TO sale at public auction on Saturday the 3lst
day of October, 1916, at the late residence of
Howes Martin deceased, all the personal proper
ty of said deceased: consisting of one COW and
one calf, lot OF corn and other articles. A
credit of twelve months will be given on all
sums of three dollars and upwards, the purcha-
ser giving his note with approved security,
waving all benefit from the relief la ws.
oct f5-3t* JOSEPH PARKER, Admir-.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office, at Evans
vile, Ind, on the 1st of October. 1916
A Nj
Asmus, Chas McAvoy, James
Anderson, jacob orMcCallister, Lucinda
VIM II Stephens Miss 2
Andrew, Mary Mrs Macke, John H
Allen, S K Mcclure, Anna Mrs
B N
Bauer, J F (carpenter) )Nowlan, Michael
Briggs, Joseph w CaptNoyes, William
The Evansville journal., 1846-10-15

MUST received per steamer Sam Seay-
c. SO boxes JAMES RIVER TOBACCO,
Of the following Brands, viz:
Boxes Burton's Lump;
5 Hasey's do;
Iabby's do;
10 Murrels 10 do
CoIegate's do: Hs
6 .s Thos. Neetor's superior ID. lump.
ft.- This added TO our old stock of Tobacco.
max es the assortment one oil the best and cheap
est ever offered in Evansville. Our Wabash
friends are respectfully requested to call and ex-
anime our stock of Tobacco, as well as all kinds
of Groceries in general, and we hope they, after
the examination of our Groceries and prices,
will find it to their advantage to save the ex-
pense, trouble, and loss OF time TO go TO Louis
willie or Cincinnati.
March 5, If. ALLIS & HOWES.
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State of Indiana,

SPENCER COUNTY. ) SIS:
In theSpencer Circuit Court in vacation Oct
-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-10
ART OLE DANCING

RER. J. Il. CODET respectfully announces
I'VE to his patrons and the Indies and gentlemen of
Baltimore, that he will commence his Institution
Sept 29th at the City Gu lrds AImory corne. of Han
over and Lombard ss., formerly occupied v him.
Mr. q. will give instructions in the LaPOikas Quad
rifles Celia ius VALUES, and the new Spanish Dance
La Cadiz, as danced by The natives of Cadz and Ma
drid. Pupils will have the privilege of learning the
above without extra charge, The Saloon has been
handsomely designed, papered and painted, with adj
ditional dressing rooms added which makes it one of
the handsomest and most commodiou' Saloon in III
city
Days of Tuition TUESDAY and SATURDAYS.
ladies' Misses and Masters Glasses from till5 p
Gentlemen's Glass from Till 10 Evening. Orders left
at his residence the European House or at the Saloon
on days of instruction will be promptly attended to-
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DIED.

On the Sth inst. FRANCES EuGENR, aged nd
and Ia days, daughter Of William and Elizabeth
Farmer
On the Sth inst. JAMES Dewitt, in the 49th ycI
his age, "A native OF the co. of LOngtotd Ireland
for the last 10 years resident Of Baltimore. M
rest in peace. Amen, lPitIsburgp }pers please
On the 9th inst. from Overheating, JAMES Nun
aged 50 years, native of the co. Armagh, Irela
On the I'd inst. ANN RowE in her 64lh year.
On the 5th inst after a short Illness, Mrs M
LLOYD, 5ged 70 years.
In Washington, on he 9Th inst. of infamatis
the brain MATHEW WILSON only son of Augl
b and Marion Suoughton, aged years aud $40
On the 9TH inst at his residence near Hagersu
MI JOHN A. RsNcH, after an illness of few da
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MARRIED,

On the 9th inst by Rev. Mr.. Roszel, HENRI|
MAN to MISS MARY ANN MCKEw, youngest da
Of the late William Taylor.
On the 7ih inst. by Rev Mr. Evans, WI
FRANKLIN to Miss SARAH HANDY, all of this cid
Oh the 9Th instant, by the Rev. II. Scheib, 81
MANN to SOPHIA w second daughter OF G. H.
brandt, Esq. all OF this city.
On The 9Th inst. by Rev. Joseph Farr0w, RHoD
II, ALDRIDGE TO Miss ARANA ANN Disney, be
Baltimore county.
In Philadelphia, 7lh inst. b y Rev. w. w. s
SAMUEL FREY GLENN, Esq of N. Orleans, to
VIRGISIA, daughter of Col. J. II. SherOurne, all
erIy Of Washington.
In Georgetown, on the Sh inst. THOs MARS
of Charles co 10 Miss SARAH NJ. LYLEs, of til,
tIicL Of Columbia.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

.New Omnibussss, We yesterday observed in
our streets, six new omnbuses, belonging to
the proprieto's Of the new line, Messrs Peters
& Co. We understand that the propretors of
the old line will soon put on their routes as ma
ny more, so that the people will soon have om-
nibus riding "free gratis for nothing" There
are now between. 40,and so omnlhusses running
in this city. We would remind the drivers,
however, that such driving as we witnessed YES
terday in getting ahead of each other is alto
gether uncaIed for, as we'll as unlawful, to saw
nothing of the danger to the lives and limbs OF
pedestrians A word to the wise is sufficient.
So look out.
U. S. District Court No cases of interest
have been disposed of before this tribunal dur
ing its session. The business has heen purely
ola private character. 1t adjourned until to-
day.
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H5-"GGVE Me BOOTH YET FOR CIGARS ="
Was an expression we heard gentleman make to
another, the other day as we were passing-we sup.
pose he has often tried Booths Cigars, las we have
and -four d them No. l. We endorse the expression
and repeat it, ''gve us Booths Cigars !" His estah-
lishment is in HANOVER STREET No. So, 3 doors
south of Camden-st, nearly opposite his old and ia:
vUrile stand II
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DC SONS OF TEMPERANCE. The Delegates
appointed by the different divisions in reference TO
the NANTUCKET SUFFERERS, are hereby mott
fed TO attend a meeting of the Convention TuIS
ever Sloan Hall, Harrison street. A full attendance
is earnestly requested, business of importance
will be presented, BY order of the Chairman,
1t JOHN w. PEEEGOY, Sec;y.
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American Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, ls4s

FALL BUSINESS. We are glad to learn, that
III. merchants of Baltimore have their stores
well stocked with goods suitable to the season,
and are well prepared to supply merchants from
the country on moderate and accommodating
farms From the facilities of Preaching our city,
afforded by the Railroads, and the low charges
made for the transportation of goods, we anti
oipate that an active and extensive fall business
will be done by our merchants. We therefore
press upon country merchants, as matter oil
convenience and of interest TO themselves, to
visit Baltimore and examine the assortment OF
goods on hand priorto making their purchases
We feel confident that they will be convinced,
that they can be as well, if not better accom-
modated here than elsewhere; and that they
will feel no disposition, after such examination,
20 seek other markets.
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G3-I. q. o. f. An adjourned me citing of those
intending to go to Philadelphia will be held in the
saloon, Odd Fellows Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING,
at 8 O'Clock. 1t is absolutely necessary that the
brethren shO0ld procure their tickets prior 10 the
time ofdeparture 50 as TO enable the Rail Road 10
prepare extra conveyance, as positively no tickets
will be sold at either the caIS boat. In order 10 af-
lord all an opportunity, the following brothers nave
tickets for sale VIM. Bayley, Front st; Geo. W.
Mayors Iris office; Michael Gross; Jno, StrOmengIc
Pratt streets J II. 7. Jerome, corner Lexington and
Paca streets; l., P. Keach Green House Gay street;
David Martin, 81 German street; Geo. Roche, cor
mel Sharp and German streets; b. Il. Hynson, How
ard street, A. Bal0uf, Harrison street, o. Schaffer;
l.. J. Font, or james Young s. Gay street,
o. The brothers have the privilege of taking
Ladies AT the same price. Children fom to IL
years old half prcGa over, the full fare per
tract Tickets will be sold TO ne but mcmb rs of
the order.
ny- The committee have also prepared worry
NEAT AND HANDSOME BADGE to be WON by
all from this city, to distinguish baItimoreans,
at l2t cents each, which be procured OF Brother
Jerome, corner of Lexington and Paca streets; Bro.
Young 3, ). Gay street. and Bro. Colon Bro dway,
at any time before starting.
JACOB MEARlS, Chairman,
50 JAMES YOUNG, Sec'y.
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tz-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLAss

b7-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 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,
Sc &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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OF BAIT VI
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 1886.
FRoMrME .XcaANaG MGADlNa-NooAl .ooE
CI.EAREn.

CLEARED,
Schr Gov. BeHnet, y arfeld Mobile, WRhoadj
Sch LOchiel Raynes, Boston, master.
Schr Iowa Day ton, N York, Rose, Merrill & Cd
SAtLED-Barque Iowa, Thompson, fer Hawai-
schr Jno. Tyler, Smith, ST Johns, N +.
ARRIVED.
Brig Indus, Coffin, from Port Spain via st. Thonl
29th ult ballast TO Kirkland, Chase & Co. III
schrs Malia, Smith, from Baltimore, disc; QuGd
Eldrdge, for do, TO sail 30h. The Indus had id
passage to the Capes.
Br. brig Penguin, Dill from Barbados g6th 1
amidst. Thomas 30 III ballast, to X. & II. r. Tuck
The P. sailed from St. L. three hours after the Ind
reported above.
Br brig Hope, Harriott, from st. Vincents, q
ult. ballast, to r. & Il. r, Tucker.
Schr Mary Augusta, Munson, 10 days fn Eastpd
plaster to w GunnisOn.
SChr Sarah EldIidge, from Barbados, 9th uIt d
last, to Clark K Kellogg. Left brig Lucy, for Bostt
s1me day; Ada Eliza flom Philadelphia, dis; Bel
(of Rohnson) for Turks Island, next day, (Of Gala
Steamer Baltimore, Claypool, FIN Philad, mdse.
A Shriver.
MEMORANDA. -"
Ship Bangor, Leight IN, for Liverpool, cleared
New Orleans 3lst u; and sehr John Rowett, Hsnlt
arrived at dc, same day from Baltimore.
Ship Huron, Weeks, (of Portsmouth, sailed FRI
Boston 5th inst, for PhiladeIphiao or Baltimore, W
her inward cargo of salt from liverpool.
Bremen ship Luise. 'leenken, from Bremen
Baltimore, was spoken 10Th uIt lat 40 49, ton 60
Briggs Salvatore, Hobbs, and Kirkwood, nayn
and snhr Zenoba, B own, all for Baltimore, wen,
sea from Charleston 7Ih inst.
Brig Juliet, Fer rell, for Rio de Janeiro sailed frt
Georgetown d. y, 9TH inst.
Schr Gen. Washington, NeComas, for Baltimo
cleared at Savannah 4th inst. and went to sea sal
day.
Schr Richard Borden, Brghtman, for Baltimo
sailed from Fall River I'd int.
schr Queen, Gardner, for Baltimore, sailed frc
Providence 9th inst.
Schr Ruth Atkins, Nc KiHnon, for Baltimore, Gle;
ed at Boston 7th inst.
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RALTIMORE COUNTY. fo Witi

BALTIMORE COUNTY, to wit.
IA THIS is TO CERTIFY, That Stephen viii
N EtN liams brought before me, the subscriber,
A1E one of the Justices Of the Peace in and for
said county, this 9th day of September, 1886 as
stray, respassing on his enclosure, a GREY MARE
about seven years old, about fifteen hands high shod
all round, had on collar and names, and small rope
round the neck; her forelegs are black Given under
MI hand, JOHN r. GWYNN.
{I3- The owner of the above Mare is requested TO
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS,
sel0 81 Falls Road, = miles,
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TENH Z I2TH OF SEPTEMBER The un-
81 derSigned will be prepared on SATURDAY
NEXT, to furnish the Military and citizens, who
may desire IL, with DINNER and all other RE-
FIRE HMENTS, at the Sulphur Pump, in Crrrors
Woods, fsei0-3lHl O. LANBERT
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING T.
For Roteldam-Ship Eutaw, with despatch.
Eos CantOn-Ship Cincinnati, will clear lOlh id
For Amsterdam-Ship Potomac, with despnlctl
For Ams!erdam-Shir American, 10th Sept
For RoLtcrdan-Ship Chesapeake, with despd
For Rouedam-Ship ElersIie, with despatch.
For Bremen-Ship Elise, with despatch,
For premiership Albert, soon.
For BTemen-Shlp Post, soon.
For aavre-Ship L'AndllIe, with despatch.
For Bremen-Shp Atlas, with despatch.
For Antwerp BaquG Paol, 18th inst.
For Valparaiso and ports in The Pacific Bar
Horensia, Oct |,
For Valpari iso-BriG Argyle, Sept, 9.
For Rio de Janeiro-Brig Wing, Saturday next
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QI3- We invite the attention of the public to the
certificates of cure performed by DR.. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which certain
y goes ahead Of any heretofore published. The high
standing of The gentlemen whose names are given
having witnessed this cure, precudes The posi-
bility of imposition There is a large number of
persons taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to The Agen,s
whose names will be found attached to the certii-
Gates, seq
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TDUBLIC SCHOOLS.

EBUB Lie SCHOOLS. The duties of the
II fuolc Schools were resumed on the LIST of Sep
ult, under the supervision OF the Commissioners Of
fuo'ic schools For the accommodation of the citi-
zens IN the Southern section of The city, the Com
mlsslonels have located Male school in the base
ment OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, on Light
advance.
LOCATION OF THE SCHOOLS.
Maie hlgh school, corner of Holiday and Fayete
Western Female High School, Paca near Licking
ton street.
Eastern Female High School, corner of Pit and
Front streets.
Male and Female School No. /, corner of Fayette
and Green SITS
Male and Female School No. ., corner of Broad
way and Bank SIS
Male School No. 3, Aisquith near Pitt street.
Female school No 3 corner of Pitt and Front sts
Male and Female School No, 4. corner of Hanover
and Lee SITS.
Male and Female School No. 5, corner of Mouu-
ment and FnrestSts
Male and Female School No. 6, Ross near Bidde
street.
Male and Female School No :, Canton Grounds
Male and Female School No. :, Cove near Pratt ST.
Male School No. ., cornor Of Fayette and Holiday
streets.
Female School No. 9, corner of Calvert and Pleas
ant Streets
Male and Female School No. 10, Light St, Federal
Hill.
For admission to the Primary Schools, application
can be made to the following COMMISSIONERS
LIST Ware Edward HOrney, 2l4 Broadway
ID do James &, Wheeden, Aliceanna ST., door
west of Broadway.
81 do DIR. ]. f. Monmoner, corner of Baltimore
and Caroline SITS.
4th do VIM. A. Boyd, 81 w. Pratt st.
9TH 90 L. ). Sanderson, Second st, near Town
Clock.
9th do Rev X. w. Dunlap, Aisquith near Gay 81.
IN do Lindsay II Rennolds, corner Eden ana
Jefferson SITS.
sth do r. 3. Bowie, y Monument ST.
9th do e. f Cloud, Rep. & Argus office, s. Gay
street.
10th do John Wilson, BALTIC. st., near the Bridge.
llth do q. K. Fife, 269 Baltic. street.
l2th do g. NJ Keyset, IL N. Howard ST.
ION do DR.. J. k. w. dunbar, l63 w. Lombard ST.
l4th do James Menzies, 3t4 w, Pratt street.
10Th do Rev. j. N. McJitOn, Hanover near Cam
den ct,
18Th do Michael Toner, cor. Eutaw and Perry SITS.
l7th do Israe Riggin, Warren near William ct.
l8ta do DIR. X. II. Spence, BALTIC. near Cove ST.
l9ih do David lrelan, Baltic door from Howard
street. p.
2Oth do VIM +. Frick, Law Building,
Byorder, j. w. TILYARD,
selO-ft Clerk Com
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o. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS 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 ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
dlate, at his Old Established Store, Waterst ID door
from Calvert. apS
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Q5- MERIT SHOULD BE REWARDED. We
nave aiWa objected to laud in editorial capacity
the business merits of any our citizens, simply he
cause if we notice one all have ri.ht TO eXpet the
like courtesy, land TO notice all would be an endless
perlnrmance;) but We must be permitted in this one
instance to depart from this salutary rule, 10 pay
passing and richly meriied compliment to friends,
EMORY CO, No. Calvert ST., opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel. The citizens of Baltimore and indeed
we might say of the IT, s., (nr who has not heard of
the fame of EMORY & coz have for years been
familiar with well authenticated reports Of Fortunes
made, bankrupts saved SC, by few investments in
Lotteries with III Justly popular Lottery firm; but
wIe yesterday informed by the Managers Of LOter es,
Mes rs. J, G.. Gregory x Co., that these gentlemen
have within the last three weeks sold and ca he'd
Lottery prizes TO the enormous amount of SEVENTY
ODD THOUSAND DOLLARS! This almost stag
gers belief hut coming from the source ii does, ad
ms OF no doubt. About One-haif of This amount was
sold 10 Western merchants in Baltimore buying goods
the residue sold 10 tizcns and CORE spundenls in
different paris Of he I'm on We are i.iOrmed that
NJ sSfs. EMORY & co. have an immense number
OF correspondents Throughout the United States who
are regular and successful dGvOtGes the shrine of
the goddess Forluae." We would say to our dis
tanl readers who may wish At any time TO make aH
investment in Lotteries, forward your orders to
EMORY & co. A few dollars invested with this
far famed and lncky firm may realize you an indie
pCndence for life. fri SC lO-lt