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WINTER STOCK SELLING OFF!
nAILY RECEIVING.

WINTER STOCK SELLING OFF!
DArhf Rho EEW sfn,,c eooDx.
Great Bargains can now he had III Winter Goods,
including Silks, satns, vclvets and Evening Dress
f. GARDENERS, No 1876 Baltimore street.
ith house above Light street,
as he is determined TO sell his remaining stock with
out regard 10 cost.
F. GARDNER would also take this opportunity TO
respectfully inform his customers and the public gen
orally, that he has made arrangements 10 receive his
SPRING GOODS,
Direct from the manufacturers. and will open in q
few days a magnificent assortment OF
Rich aud magnificent DRESS SILKS
English SPUN SILKS, spring styles
BERAGES and BALZARINES
SHAWLS and SCARFS, &c. SC
Together with the richest assortment Of FANCY
GOODS ever brought 10 this market These goods
will be received direct, and are imported expressly
for our Baltimore and Washington city retail trade.
He has also made arrangements to receive the Paris
MONTHLY FASHIONS, and he hopes that the
same liberal encouragement will be extended to him
that he has heretofore received.
l13- Due notice will be given of each arrival
+. GARDENERS, IS Market-st
fe42w (WhoeSale Rooms Up Stairs.)
CCRIBNER'S ENGLN EERS' AND nix
y CHANCES COMPANION-A new work just
published, illustrated with 81 engravngs
The articles on Steam, and the Steam Engine,
also Locomotives, Railways aud Friction are from
the fastest European publications, and contain all the
improvements of the day on these subject. The art
Gle Friction is from the pen of Mons. MORN, Pro-
fessor in the University of Paris, prepared for the
Press under the sanction of the French Government
and is a most invaluable article. For sale by
JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
jal3 No. 276 Baltimore street.
BSALZA RINE TARLTON. Mrs. NICKER-
ND SON has Just received from New York. BaIza-
rine Tarlion, article two yards wide, for eve
nirg dresses So N. Howard street. ja26
ASoNsUMPTION PREVENTED, Coughs
" Colds, Splitting of Blood, Sore Throat, Bron-
chs and ali affections of the Lungs effeetually
cured by The use of DR.. MANN'S VEGETABLE
COUGH DROP The drops are pleasant to the taste,
and may b. taken with perfect safety at any time, by
pared only by Or. J. ROBT. MANN at his La ora
tory, No. % Harrison ST. Also, the celebrated Medi
Gated Candy, at 81 cents per pound, fe4
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MEDICAL, OFFICE.

NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
First door from aumore-st going towards the dock)
EnNAkE NOTICE of DIX. ROGERS NAME on
Il different parts of the Office.
Attendance from A. NJ. Till 10 at night.
CURE WARRANTED.
A EVEEfNTrn
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BSALZA RINE TARLTON. Mrs. NICKER-
ND SON has Just received from New York. Balza-
rine Tarlion, article two yards wide, for eve
mir q dresses So N. Howard street. ia26
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K. b, Remember III" No., IS. rs the Genuine a7;t
Gle are Tor sale al other place in Naltmorc al2
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Amrriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, July >, 1916.

DrsrRucrlyE FREsHET.-Great Loss Of Pro
p.rtu. We received last night lengthy letter
from our Washington correspondent, giving an
account of the heavy rain on Tuesday night,
hut the important news from the South has
crowded it out. He states that in Prince
Georges county, great damage was dome
Charles B. Calvert, Esq, had all the fencing on
his farm swept away; neghbor nearly 800
tons ofhay; DR.. Penn, of Bladensburg, MIR. w.
Kirkwood, and others are great sufferers. Bla-
densburg is inundated, bridges swept away land
the crops ruined.
In Washington, Pennsylvania Avenue, from
Centre Market to Coeman's hotel, was flooded
deep enough to float canoe; wooden bridge
across the Tiber, and culvert on the Alexan'
dria Canal, which cost $1,000, are swept Off
The outer wrll of the Cemetery, at the Con
gressional burying ground, was thrown down
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has no doubt
suffered
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FoOT RACE AGAINST TINE. 1t will be seen by the
advertisement in another column that Mr.. William
Jackson, general ly known as the "American Deer"
will, for purse of 5000, eleren miles within the
hour over the Canton course on Saturday next. This
purse has been made up by several gentlemen of
this city, who are satisfied that Mr. Jackson was
defrauded out of the 81 200, the amount of the
purse which he lately run for in Philadelphia 1t is
the general opinion of every one who witnessed the
above race, that he would have won it with ease, had
he had fair play, and clear course, and not have
been Distracted by men who ran before him, that he
had to push down before he could pass, and the i'm
mense crowd of people that nbstructed him on every
part of the race course.
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Y OOK OUT FOR
FOR
SOME RARE BOOKS.

- SOME RARE BOOKS,
NEWSPAPERS AND ENGRAVIN
Qg- Suitable for the 4th of July! Just received
WIN. TAYLOR co.
4, 5 and Jarvis Building, North s.
A further supply of Recoections of MexicoI
Waddy Thompson, one beautiful volume, 81
The Old Continental, or the Price of Liberty, b
volumes,
Wieland, or the Transformation, by Charles
Brockden Brown, the first American Novelist
KlOste'heim, or the Mask, tale of Wars in Ger
many, by the English Opium Eater,
The Widows Walk, or the Mystery of Crime,
Ormond, or The Secret Witness,
The Mute Doctor, or the man with many names
The Court Of Monte-Christo, by Alexander Du-
mas, with elegant Illustrations,
Charles the Second or, the Merry Monarch,
Harper's Illuminated Shakespeare, Nos. 20 & SS,
BlackwOod's Magazine for June, 1876.
Another supply of the Double Pictorial jonathan,
beautifully illustrated with engravings,
The Omnibus, Pictorial and Comical American
Punch,
Also, few splendid Engravings, which will
sold very low: Declaration OF Independence;
traits Of George Washington, Henry Clay, And
Jackson, and James X. Polk, the Battle of Water
sc. sc, Call as above, at
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
jy22t 4, 5 and JARVIS Building, North 81
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triotic; for every dollar of revenue raised would
benefit the foreign and depress the domestic
manufacturer and mechanic. Had the two 60
vernments of the United States and Great Bril-
tain perfect understanding upon this matter,
Congress could not move more entirely to the
satisfaction of the latter than by SO reducing
the duties as to give the preference to British
over American labor. The English ministers
view with intense interest the present move
ment in Congress in relation to the tariff, and
applaud to the skies the novel argument now
used, that the best revenue measure is a low
tariff. Millions would be given by the manu-
facturers of England to have this theory p.ac-
tically carried into efect-and we appIehend
that they will be gratifed, for debate on the
new tariff bill is to terminate in the House to-
day, when prejudice and party drill will be ap-
piled to pass the measure. We incline to the
opinion that the bill will pass the House, not
withstanding the stand taken in opposition to it
by Pennsylvania and other members of the
dominant party. They may kick and squall,
but they must swallow the dose, however I'M
palitable it may. The thunders of denunca-
ton are suspended over their heads, and nom
compliance with the decree which has gone
forth will insure their chastisement-for dis
obedience to the commands of party, is as
surely visited with punishment as insubordna-
ton among the military.
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THE REVENUE STANDARD. What we I'M
derstand by reducing the Tariff to the revenue
standard is, a reduction that will barely pro-
duce from duties sufficient sum TO deray the
ordinary expenses Of all economically admins
tered government. The anti-protectiouists have
maintained that it is not only unjust, but UNI
constitutional, to raise more revenue from du-
ties than are indispensable TO defray the current
expenses; and hence they have opposed high
or protective duties, because they would pro-
duce surplus revenue, whilst they burthened
the people, This has been their ground of OPP
position to the protective system until within
a short time past, when the notable discovery
was made, that high duties produced less reve-
nue. than low, and that the most certain and
effectual mode of filling the public Golfers is to
come as near to free trade principles as posi-
BILE. But, if low duties produce more revenue
than is required for an economical administra-
ton of government, what becomes of their con-
stitutional objection to having surplus; Tito
raise surplus by high duties be unconstitu-
tional. it is not the less so if raised by low du-
ties The tariff of 1912 is to be destroyed, and
a low tariff substituted, not so much because OF
the protective features of the former, as be-
cause, being engaged in war which requires
large expenditures, it is necessary to adopt low
duties in order to replenish the treasury. This
absurdity is maintained by the ant-tarff men,
bers of Congress, who have completely changed
their ground upon the subject Even if their
conclusions were correct, (Which they are not }
the course recommended would be mos; unpa-
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ESCHO OF TRUTH

n TO THE VOICE OF FALSEHOOD
AT the National Fair, PROFESSOR PLUMBR
was presented, by COMMITTEE OF GENTLEMEN, with
a Golden Medal for the best specimens of Daguer-
reotype.
The following notice from the National Intelligen-
cer edited by one of the Committee of the Fair, puts
10 silence the voice of CalUmny and FasehoOd.
FLATTERING COMPLIMENT. So great was the adj
miration which the specimens of Photography from
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery commended
at the late Fair that number of gentlemen, DESTROYS
of esying their high appreciation of the perfection
to which Professor Plumbe has brought this beauti-
full art, have presented him with handsome G old
Medal, accompanied by highly complimentary let
ter expressive of their admiration of his genias as
an artist and his worth as a man-Nat Int. je2-4t
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nz- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN Isl4-
The Defenders of Baltimore in 1914, will assemble at
the CITY HALL, on SATURDAY NEXT, the An :
niyersa.y of American Independence, at 81 O'Clock
A. M the line will be formed at O'clock precisely
All those having in possession flags or banners
which were borne during the defence of Baltimore in
1914 are particularly requested to hand them in or
report them to the Chief Marshal.
All flags or banners left with The Chief Marshal for
the use of the Associations will be placed in the very
best possible situation 10 preserve them
aE-JosEPH BRANsoN has been appointed Aid to the
Chief Marshal, and will be respected accordingly
A. MILTENBERGER,
ivl-3 Chief Marshal Def. of Bal.
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SG7-FEVER AND AGUE. DR.. Roses Tonic Mix
ture for Fever and Ague and Bilious Fever has
never failed in effecting cure during practice
26 years.
Dr. Roses Tonic Alternative Vegetable Pills, the
best liver and stomach Pills ever known
For sale at B. r, ROBERTS,, corner of Baltimore
and Hanover street, where DR.. Roses other valuable
remedies, for Scrofua, Kings Evil, Cancer, Coughs
and Cold, &C., may be had je3O-eo3t
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0rz- GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE, STATE OF MARYLAND. The regular
quarterly communication of the Grand Division
of Maryland will be held at SLOAN HALL, i'll Harri-
son street. few doors nOrh of Baltimore street, on
THURSDAY MORNING, July 9, at 10 O'Clock.
The Grand Scribe will be in attendance at the Hall
at O'Clock that morning. to receive the reports of
handed in at that hour in order to facilitate the bust
ness of the session.
ie27.2,9-3t VIM. ii. COPYRIGHT, g, S.
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FOURTH JULY EXCURSION.

"a sssas~Ss The Steamer PATAPSCO, Capt.
EmysJ No. Sanner, will leave the head of Light
1eszsshzZ st. Wharf on the afternoon of the 4tb,
stopping at Kerr's Wharf, F. p, going aid returning
There will be COTILLI0N MUSIC on board, CON
DICTIONARY, Sc, and the undersigned pledges
himself that the Excursion shall be conducted in a
manner that will give general satisfaction. The
boat will 60 TO the wharf FIFTY CENTS for the
round trip. Children half price.
iy 2-3t* ROBERT NJ, SPEDDEN,.
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PUBLICATION We have received from Wm Tay-
lor s. Co., new weekly periodical, issued in Phil
adelpha, called "The Omnibus" 1t is filled with
a number of quaint illustrations and variety of hui
morous articles, Price cents. Also, "Ormond, or
the Secret Witness" and "Klosterheim, or the
Mask, - tale of the wars in Germany.
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Ry-FRENCH AND GERMAN L LOOKING GLASS

ftz-FRENCH AND GERMAN l. COOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate. f..u
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirelynew
patterns never before introduced i'll 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 as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States q. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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OFFICE OF EMORY s. CO.
Opposite Bamum's, Bait, Nj

Opposite BaTnum's, Bait, Md,
N5-OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md. CnnsOli-
dated Lottery, class No. a. for 1896 For benefit of
the Susquehanna Canal:
90 4 IS So 46 90 80 81 76 SO As SO 90
and 80 being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each $50
A and 65 being the ID and Sd drawn Nos. each 40
30 and IS, being the Sd and 4h drawn Nos. each 30
80 and 49, being the 4th and 9th drawn Nos each 30
46 and IS, being the 5th and 9th; or 80 and S. be-
ing the 9th and 18th drawn Nos. each Is
All having two Of the drawn Nos on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, " 5
1t EMORY * CO., No. , N. Cavert-st.
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-r,TIzENs Ann sTRANcERs wbo wish TO

ny- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish 10
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL D. CLARk'S assortment which Is COM
dlete at his Old Established Store, Waterst ID door
from Calvert. APPS
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THE MUSEUM. The beautiful drama of" Madeline,
or the Child OF the Regiment" which was received
last evening with such great satisfaction by large
and fashionable audience, will be repeated tonight
with the same excellent caste. After the DRAMA the
Iouobabe farce of "The Young Scamp
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NOAL-COAL-COAL.

HOAL-COAL-COA
" BUTLER (ANTHRACITE) coal
directly from the mines, carefully selected and of 81
periOr quality, for sale by the cargo or single ton.
The superiority of the Butler Coal for steam, found
ny or domestic purposes, is so well known that AM
description of its qualities Is deemed unnecessary.
For sale ONLY by the undersigned
CHAS, WEST s. CO.,
S.W. cor Bait. and Gay-st., or at the Yard,
jyltf York ST South side of the Basin !
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aT-sONS OF TEMPERANCE -ATTENTION.
Order No. g. The Subdivisions will meet at their
spective Halls at o'clock and march to Sloan Hall
and report to the Aid at quarter before O'Clock,
The Marshas will meet at brother j. w. Stewards,
No. Sc Baltimore street, on THURSDAY EVENING.
I'd inst. at O'Clock, to make the final arrangements.
ie3O-th2t CHAS. F. BEVAN, Chief Marshal.
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NgERCANTyLE AND GENERAL AGEN7;

MERCANTILE AND GENERAL AGENC'
W. OFFICE, 36s BALTIMORE STREET, under I'll
Eutaw House. City and Country Property, of eve]
description, bought, sold and exchanged Rents al
Accounts collected with punctuaty and despateI
and all business, in which the services of az AeeI
required transacted on IN derae terms. Situaiol
in wholesale retail stores obtained on the shorl
est notice. for young men of character and capacitl
Merchants and Storekeepers furnished with clerk
statesmen, &C. free of charge. 1t|
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FRoSr-srREEr THEATRE. This favoie place of
amusement will open tomorrow evening, under the
management of VIM. E. Burton, with a strong and
efficient company. 1t will not remain open after
Monday next, so all who wish to see the legitimate
drama will embrace the present opportunity. Fer a
list of the performances for tomorrow see advertise
tnpnt
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ExcuRsIeN TO CHEsTERTowN. The fine steamer
Thomas jefferson, Capt. Hi will leave the wharf at
the intersection of Light and Pratt streets to morrow
morning, at O'Clock, excursion of pleasure to
Chestertown and Ccntrtville. She will stop at the
County wharf, going and returning. The best mill
tary and cotillion music will he on board. few
tickets have been left at this office for sale.
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jyl-3t

M5-J JOHN R. BOOTH, NJ ANuFAcTURER OF TO-
BACCO AND CIGARS, (who formerly kept at the
ssyeow comer,') is now doing business nearly ep
posite his old stand, No. e5 aANOVER-ST. He par
ticulally invites his old friends and patrons to call
when they want GOOD TOBACCO S CIGARS, as he
knows he can please them. iy2 tfr
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g- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to 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
er Route See advertisement. je26d
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IH5-Dr ROB'T E. AIKEN, No. . 81. Paust, re-
turn his thanks to the different Fire Companies for
their very efficient service in preserving his Drug and
Chemical Store from destruction by the devourng
element on Tuesday night last. liz
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A3- BALTIMORE DIVISION, No. /, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE. Having determined TO join in the
celebration of the National Anniversary, every mem
Der is requested TO provide himself with proper Re-
gala and meet the Division on that occasion.
iy0 RI By order, JOHN s SELBY r. s,
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GREAT FOOT AND HURDLE RICE

TREAT FOOT AND HURDLE RACE!
u number of gentlemen have made up purse
of $3.50, TO be run for over the CANTON COURSE
on 4th of July. First, purse of $500, to be given to
JACKSON, the "American Deer" if he can run IL
miles in one hour-other persons entering will be al
lowed 500 yards start SAM DAY-A purse of $50
will be given to the winner of Hurdle Race best
in Substance quarter of mile, to leap IL hurdles.
Free entrance to both stakes, will be kept open till
Saturday, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Start for Hurdle Race
will be at 2k-Foot Race at 4 O'Clock.
07-Admission to the Course 25 cents. Members
Stand 25c Open Stand l2!c; Carriages and Horses
flee. GAPsR1 iy2-3t
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNESDAY, July i.

$4,000 Baltimor 6is, 1899, 964
6l shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 4S!
Maryland 6's closed to day at 77I asked, n bd-an
advance of Baltimore SIS, of 1890, closed at 9Sa
asked, 90! bid-au advance Of Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad shares asa asked, 49, bid-an advance Of
Baltimore and Susquehanna RAILROAD shares 3! asked,
l6 bid.
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EOURTH OF JULY!

n RIVER AND BAY FISHING.
Ihave in store Fishing Tackle of all kinds suitabj
for River and Bay fishing, Rods, Reels and Lines; al
Iificial bait, Salmon and Trout Flies, all sorts; Fs
ing Hooks, assorted Fishing Baskets and LiquI
Flasks, Kerky, Virginia, Limerick and ChestertoNI
Hooks all sizes, and Drum Hooks of superior qualit|
with a complete assortment of articles in the fishd
line worthy the attention of the Amatuer or Scient
Angler. Rods and Tackle of all kinds made to ordI
and repaired with despatch.
N3-Parties supplied very low Apply to
j. X. STAPLETON, Manufacturer,
je 30 4tif No. 1913 Baltimore st.l
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NO THE LUCKY SPOT BYRNE s co.'s Lot
terry Office, N East corner Of Exchange Place and
South street, Stop in and secure lucky ticket, 1t
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Doc KILLING. From the 18th to the eth
ult. inclusive, 373 dogs were killed by the public
dog killers ofNew York city. There are pen-
" still at large.
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MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE, d
BAL TIMoRE, June 3Oth, 1916.
NOURTH OF JULY. Notice is hereby 4
n ven, That in order TO a due celebration of I'll
ensuing Anniversary, Market will be held in the 81
veral Markets of the City on FRIDAY MORNIN|
and EVENING, the 81, in place of Saturday morniII
and evening, the Fourth of July.
JACOB G. DAVIES,
jyl 81 Mayor.
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A SURE WAY TO MAKE


Those persons who feel the "pressuTe" of the
at the far famed and lucky Lottery Office OF EMORY
co in CALvEET STREET, opposite BaTAum's Ho-
tel. Thousands of Dollars are daily paid to those
who adventure in Lotteries at this Office, and past
experience teaches that investments made al the old
established Prize Agency of EMORY & CO. is a ne
yer failing remedy for scarcity of money. Tickets
IN all the Lotteries, either by the package or sngly,
will be sold at this well known establi hment upon
the same terms as sold elsewhere in the city
{G5-CiZens who may desire to address us through
the Post office, by enclosing the amount 10 be in
vested will have their orders faithfully attended TO-
and the answers deposited in the post office in time
TO be received before the drawing of The Lottery
Secresy at this Office will in all cases. be strictly oh
served. All Prizes sold this agency are paid in
city bank funds upon presentation at our counter
For tickets please apply TO address the II cad Quar-
tiers for Prizes of
EMORY s. CO., opposite Barnum's,
jy2-lw r. Calvert.5t, Baltimore, Md.