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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-16

THE SENATE. All eyes are once more fixed
upon the movements of the Senate of the Uni
ted States, in relation to the new tariff bill. To
that body the people looked with confidence tC
save the country from u ruinous war, for bar
rem and worthless territory, and public conf
dence was not disappointed. Again ii has the
power to prevent most destructive measure
from going into operation, and again the peo-
pie seek protection at the hands of Senator'S
Whether they will or will not be disappointed,
remains to be seen-but one thing they have a
right to expect and that is, that every member
opposed to the passage of the new tariff bill will
be in his place when the vote shall be taken
A single vote may determine tho fate of the
bill, and il will therefore be inexcusabe for any
member to be absent, unless from indispensable
necessity.
From petition presented TO the Senate by
Mr.. Webster, it appears, that the prospect Of
the passage ofthe new tarifbill has spread con-
sternaton among the importers of dry goods in
Boston, all of whom have Joined in a remon-
STRANGE against tho principle of the act. They
state, that, ifthe bill be passed, they are fully
convinced that they will be compelled to aban-
don their business into the hands of unscrupu-
lous foreigners. A similar memorial has been
forwarded from New York-and there cen be
no doubt that the operation of the act will be,
to throw the principal part of. tho commercial
business of the country into the hands of the
agents OF foreign manufacturers. Goods will
be invoiccd below their original cost, and for
eign houses will be established in all Of our sea-
ports for the disposal Of these refuse goods at
whatever they will bring. OF course this will
cause dimnution in the amount received for
duties, whilst it will effectuaIly arrest the pro-
press of home manufactures. The principle of
the bill is new and un,ried in this country, and
NAV prove the subversioR Of our whole revenue
system. Great alarm exists lest the act shall
destroy the best interests of the country; and
hence the eager anxiety with which people turn
to the proceedings of the Senate. But we fear
that they are doomed to disappointment, for
political machinery Of every kind will be put
nto operation to secure the passage ofthe bill.
Even should it depend upon the casting vote Of
the Vice-President, our conviction is, that, dis
regarding the interests Of tho people of Penn
sylvania, he will vote for the passage ofthe bill.
We hope that it may be found that we have
done him injustice by this suspicion, and We
shall take pleasure in acknowledging our error.
Again we say to all Senators opposed to the
bill, be at your posts-et nothing but absolute
necessity detain you from your seats--for great
will be the responsibility of the Senator who
may cause the passage ofthe DILL by emitting to
be present to record his vote against it.
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R5- 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. ie26d
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A BANK ON FIRE. The County Bank OF
New Haven was discovered to be on fire be-
tween one and two o'clock on Monday morn
ing, but was saved from destruction by the
prompt efforts Of the 6remen and citizens. -
Damage about $500.
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o. TO SECURE A PRIZE in one or other Of the
Lotteries drawing daily, you should try BYbNE &
Co, North East corner Of Exchange Place and South
street., II
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GUILTY. Mrs. Potterfield, whose husband at
tackled Judson, for alleged criminal intimacy
with her, and was killed BY him, in Nashville,
Tenn, some time since, has been tried, con-
victed and expelled from the Baptist church, oil
which she was member, for the alleged crlm-
inal conduct.
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FWyO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
n Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cholera
Morbus. This Medicine only requires trial to prove
its wonderful effects. For sale only by the manufac-
turer, G. p. ROGERS, corner of Howard and Marion
and corner of Howard and Ma tson, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore. None genuine
except the written signature of the manufacturer
on the label of each bottle.
DC Price 25 cents. jy5lw-jeI2 3m
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DI ID.

On the l4th inst. Mrs. ANNA ISRAEL, eonsort
Il. Israel.
On the lflh inst. Mrs. REBEocA A. BoND, v
Thomas J. Bond.
AT Washington, on the 18th inst, MARrN
PLY, aged 40 years.
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Ak GRAND pIYIsIoV SONS oF rEMprR

o. GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE, STATE OF MARYLAND. An adjourned
meeting of the Grand Division will be held on
THURSDAY EVENING, 10th inst, at O'Clock al
Sloan Hall, Harrison street. A full attendance is
earnestly desired. By order,
WIN. H. COPYRIGHT, G. s.
o. The GRAND DIVISION will have an excur
ensuing month-the proceeds to be applied to send
ing agent throughout the state for the dissemiua
ton of the principles of the Order. iyI4-th9t
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LIEUT.. JORDAN. On Monday evening, a
beautiful sword was presented to Lieut.. Jordan,
at the dwelling of Geo. Endicott, Esq, New
York, by Gen. Sanford, on the part of the
townsmen of Lieut.. j., Canton, Mass.,) now
in New York. A large number of ladies were
present. The sword bore this inscription:
"To Lieut. CHARLES ID. JORDAN, 9Th Infan-
try U. S. A., from his fellow townsmen, resd-
ing in New York, as a mark of their respect
for his brave conduct at the battles of Palo AL
to and Resaca de la Palma, May 9Th and 9th.
Presented July Is, 1876"
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WRON"r DESPAIN, AZ YOU ARE NOTI
-H-S RICH NOW, you soon will be, that is, if youl
go the right way about it, therefore say give Nj
DOYLE trial in some OF The splendid Lotteries nowl
drawing and your most sanguine wishes will be rea-
LIKED The people are every day finding out the rigid
place to get the largest prizes. And that M. Dyes
Capital Prze Depot has no equal in the country H|
the way of selling prizes. Give him a trial in some
ofthe following splendid schemes:
WEDNESDAY, $4,000, tickets SIS, shares in
proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capitals $1,000, tickets S2s, shares is
proportion.
On SATURDAY, the beautiful Small Fry Lnttery
scatters ito favors fmong the patrons of DOYLE
The capital prize is 81 900. Tickets 81; halves Soc;
qrs. 25c. Certificates of packages containing all the
Nos. in the Lottery will he sold at Sl2; halves S6;
qrs 3; eghths $l.50. Nothing like trying, you know
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who puy.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers BY
the package, single ticket share. All orders per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. 144 Prattstreet.
Ii TRl Opposite B.& q. r.. r. Depot.
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LETTER BAGS uP AT THE EXCHANGE READING RI
For Rotterdam-Shp Charles, soon.
For Trinidad de Cuba-Bremen brig Garonne,
days.
For River La Plate-Barque Clintonia, WI
soon.
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New YORK On Monday the Coroner held
inquests on the bodies of Joseph r. Cox, died
of the effects of heat; George MCGEE, died of
rum; Bridget Wing, died of the effects of heat;
John Strong, died of fit; Susan Dempsey, died
of vomiting blood, and William H. McCrady,
drovned
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sale wholesale and retail by
G P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,

EpOGERs' DIAMOND CEMENT-For
H@ intending Glass, China, Lamp Shades, Mantle
Ornaments, Sc, so that the break is scarcely per-
ceptible and as strong as before broken. For sale
only by O. p. ROGERS, Druggist, corner OF Howard
and Marion, and corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Psca and Little Green streets.
90 Price IS cents. jyls-lw-je12-ly
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THE WEATHER AT BOsroN. Friday night,
July 10, was the hottest night in Boston for
more than rs years. AT one O'Clock on Friday
the thermometer stood at SO degrees. It rose
i'll the afternoon to 90, and continued at that
so late as half past FIVE. At ten in the evening
it was So, and it fell only to so during the
night.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT THE Pic Mic
At pic mic party of the Suffolk street church
of New York, at Yonkers, on Monday, the
swing, which several ladies were using, gave
way, By which several persons were seriously
Injured, among them Miss Brewer, Miss Har-
per and Mrs. Smith.
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CAMP MEETINGS. The Camp Meeting for
Philadelphia tDistrict will be held at Summit
Bridge, on the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal,
in the woods of Mr.. Jeste:, about half mile
from Birds landing. 1t will commence on
Monday next, and close on the following Mon
Gay. A Union Camp Meeting for Kent and
Mllington Circuits will be held in the woods of
Mrs Brooks, near Georgetown Cross Roads,
commencing on Friday the It'll of August.
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13- FAMOUS PRIZE SELLERS. We are told
that Messrs EMORY & CO., No. 9 Calvert st, sold
on Whole Ticket the CAPT al prize of 81 600 in Sat
urday's Lottery This believe is the third Capital
Prize sold by this great tteIy firm within the last
two months, iy IL
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A Row. Abby Kelly and Mr.. Foster, her
hush and, were lecturing with some freedom on
the 4th Of July, at Unionville, Lake county.
Ohio, and the meeting terminated in a row.
Next day Abby and Foster held meeting and
sold their books and pamphlets as usual They
were arrested and tried for Sabbath breaking
and acquitted. Verify the labor of these itn
Grant abolitionists seems to be surrounded b,
peril, yet they persist in it.
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HEPPARD A. LEAKIN,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
iel2-8m NO. 4 CoURTLAND STREE
N WOULD GO no CAPE MAY

III IF | COULD DRAW A PRIZEj
This was the remark of an old merchant of this ell
made on "Wednesday last while looking over the lah
Il excellent assortment of tickets for which our Off
has become so celebrated. We sold the old gentIems
one whole ticketin the Lottery that was drawn
that day, for which he paid us Five Dollars. Nd
mark the result. On that very afternoon when d
Drawing was received at office, we discOvert
that that ticket which We had sold the old mercha
had drawn
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nRY GOODS CLOSING OUT! The sub
~ scriber being compelled, by the declining state
OF his health to exchange his business for some more
active pursuit, has resov d TO sell OFT his stock of
DRY GOODS Immediately, and without regard to
price. Purchasers, either for their use, or buy
ing to sell again. will do well to call early as the stock
must and shall be closed out without delay
GEORGE K, RHODES,
ITO Lexington street,
jyl3,lw" four doors east of Euaw St.
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17- OFFICE OF THE EVANGELICAL EDU.
CATTONAL ASSOCfATGON.-July 10th 1886. Mrs.
SUSAN DULANY has been unanimously appointed, by
the Board Of DIecors,a an Agent to obtain subscfi-
bers and TO collect funds for the use Of The Asso-
citation. ROBERT PIGGOT,
jyl53t Secretary.
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NAVAL. The U. S. surveying schooner
Wave, commander Godsborough, on coast
survey, arrived at Nantucket, sth inst, from
New York, via Holmes Hole. The Indepen-
dence is at Boston. The old Franklin "A is
/. being fitted up as receiving ship.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst. by Rev S. P. Hill, HENR|
LAuGHLIS TO SARAH J. MRTCALPE, both of Phi
phia.
on the 18th inst. by Rev DR.. Dorsey, J. Fl. Sal
to Miss ELIZA A. GALrvER, all of this CITY.
On the 18th inst by Rev. MIR. Jackson, X. II.
TO Miss MARTHA A. BAILEY, all of this city.
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The HEIREss FOUND. A large fortune was
left to some one in this country, by Alexander
Grant, of Inverness, Scotland, and due enquiry
was made for the person, who has at length
been found to be Mrs. Gregory, wife of Ezra
Gregory, Portrait Painter, at Chicago, to whom
the bequest comes quite opportune.
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DRowNED. Francis Barrett, Esq, yene-
rable and highly respected citizen of Wheeling,
Va, was accidentally drowned in the Ohio
river, at that place, on the evening of the 10th
inst. MIR. Barret was in his 9lst year.
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HEAVY FAILURE. The Delaware Gazette
says: We understand that the firm of Daniel &
E. Young, manufacturers, on the Brandywine,
failed last week for large amount. Rumor
says 100000. We regret this circumstance,
and cannot we'll account for its occurrence, as
it has been generally supposed they were doing
a large and profitable business
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10000 DOLLARSg

On Thursday morning "a soon as the Banks opena
their doors we paid him IS 500 in Cold and on Fidd
morning we Witnessed The departure in the mcrnihl
train of cars for Philadelphia, route for Cape Nal
of the old Merchant and hs tamily. Thus do we adj
another 10 the already innumerabIe nsta' ces whel
we have ministered to the wants of our fellow cid
zens Investments al our far famed office have tnl
aler time relieved the embarrassnentso of the bushnell
man when bankruptcy stared him in tine face. Invest
mcnts at our offire have enabled those whose finance
by Prodigal excuses had become "beautifuy less,
to sustain their position among the Supper ten tho
sand" and a single five dollar Bank note, as abov
stated has afforded the means of exchanging the sui
try ard oppressive atmosphere of the city for the I'D
yigoratmg sea breeze ofCape May
Lotteries draw daily tickets in which, either siagl
or in packages, can always be- had at prize agency
Dealings strictly private Orders through the Pos
Office promptly and faithfully answered.
EMORY s CO, opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
Jy l3-IW Baltimore, Md
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NNTE PRESENT A LONG LIST OF
Wv PRIZES TO OUR CUSTOMERS TODAY:
$4,000; 5000; 81 0C0 S., 500; S. 500; ST. 254; Sl
25V ST. aOu; 81 1905 and 10 of 81 ,00O the Capitals
in part. Whole tickets 81 qrs. 81.
L, TUCKER & BRO.
Right on the corner, head of Genre market.
ry-On SATURDAY NEXT the Small FavoTite as
usual. Capital $4,000. Tickets ST. Packages Of
quarters SO so. 1t
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TEEE4AF UNRiVALLED CARRITNATlVE
n GROWERS, INFANT CDRDJAI - 10 thn rn,st

TEyHAT UNRiVALLED CARMTNATAVE
II "BOWERS' INFANT CORDIAL' is the most
popular Medicine now IN use among various families
of the first responsibility throughout the couHtry
BOWERS CORDIAL be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
even adults that afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will be found of incalculable benefit For
those children whs afflicted with weakly or de-
bitated state of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial Children while eething suffer great
amount of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
sBowers' Infant Cordia' exerts by its very soothing
qualities makes ii very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let family be without this invaluable RENE
dy.-Price 25 cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
G P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist,
corner Of Howard and Marion Streets
And at retail by the following agents:- Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard s,s; DR.. e. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green sts II. Lemon,
corner of Market and Poppleton sts.; A. G. Ridgey
of Howard and Pratt sts.; j. Fl. Perkins s. Bro
Their, corner of Green aud Franklin sts.; II. w. An
drews, Hill SITS G. k. Tyler, of High and Mar
ket cts; DR.. T sRountree, Bel-Air Market Thos q.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fel's Point; j. B. Stansbury,
Thames St; w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden st.; T, J.
Pitts High and Pratt ST.; g. p Rogers corner of Paca
aud Little Green street; DR.. Reburg. Pratt and Paca
street. jyl6-lw-jel2 On
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CIR End EXCURSION AVID COTILLION

GR ND EACUhSION AND COTILLION
PARTY TO EASrON, ON FRIDAY MORN
ING, JULY 18th.
al ssssusFa At the solicitation ola great number
Mszss4r of ladies' and gentlemen, the safe and
.asatzszsEztnsssE commOdious steamer THOS. JEFF
FERSON has BEEN chartered for Grand Excursion
and Cotion Party, on FRIDAY, July l7th, leaving
Light. st. wharf att O'Clock, touching at the COUNTY
wharf going and returning. The NATIONAL
BLUES MILITARY and COTILLION BAND is
engaged for the occasion. Mr.. c. Ia. SPIES will act
as Ballet Master ICE CREAMS, CONFEC hon
AIRY, REFRESHMENTS Of every kind, furnished at
city prices and no pains will be spared to make this
the most pleasant and agreeable Excursion of the
season.
Tickets so cents children half price, to be had at
the principle Hoels Clipper, Sun and Argus Offices,
and at the boat on the morning of the Excursion.
I A. COOPER, COMMITTEE of
g. MADERA, Arrangements.
N. B. This Excursion will afford persons from this
city fine opportunity to spend four FIVE hours a
moHg their friends at Easton. iyl6-lr
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EhR. HARRIS .rg
~ MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH POWDER
The subscriber, having procured the formula OF DR..
O A. Hanis' Aromatic and Astringent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic and Detergent Doth Powder, takes
pleasure in Offering them 10 the public, feeling assur
ed that they will meet with general appreciation.
ant medical qua tiles which desirable for psepara
tons of the sort TO possess They cleanse the Teeth
excite healthy action of the gums and impart to the
breath most delightful fragrance.
f6z- Prepared aud sold only by G. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. jyl5-lw-jels-fm
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uDONNErs AND SUMMER GOODS.
BIB SELLING OFF |!
At very reduced prices, TO make room for Fall pur-
chases, LAWNS at l2s cents; Linen @. HDKFS
l2l els; Light CALICOES at &! cts; Fine CALICUES
10 cts and other goods at corresponding low prices
HAYWARD'S, Cheap Store,
jyI6 No 25 Howard-st., Sd door from Fayette.
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Oh EAP EXCURSION FOR CHILDREN.
- SzeSA4s The commndouS steamboat PO-
Ehssysf ,5Aksizsr CAHONTAS will leave Light street
SsasStssEaisTsE. wharf, on SATURDAY AFTER
excursion down the Bay, and will return by sun
down. This trip is intended more particularly for
Children, the boat being large will allow them an
abundance of room for exercise. DAHCING MU-
sic will be on board; Also CONFECTIONARY.-
The Bar will be closed. This will be a delightful
nip for parents and guardians To give those under
their charge an opportunity to spend pleasant even
ing, and enj " the sea breese.
DC The Boat will stop, going and returning at the
County wharf, Fell's Point.
03- Tickets only 25 cents, children and servants
half prce-to be hal at The office, No Light street
wharf. iVl6 81
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTIMo
WEDNESDAY, JULY is, 1886.
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TRooPs FOR THE Rio GRANITE. Col. Riley,
Of the second brigade U. S. Infantry, now at
Detroit, has been ordered to the Rio Grande,
with four companies upon the lakes, via the
Mississippi and New Orleans. Five companies
of the regiment on the Lower Lakes, under
Major Plympton, have also been ordered to the
same destination, via New York, where they
will embark for Point Isabel. Captain Casey,
stationed at Mackinaw, commands the only
company of the regiment which remains
Lieut. Sully, also attached to the regiment, now
in charge of the recruiting rendezvous in Buff
falo, remains behind for the present.
GEN. LA VEGA. We learn says the Bee,
that this gentleman received yesterday, per-
mission from the War Department to m axe
his residence during the summer months, either
al Lexington or three other specified places in
Kentucky, or at Cincinnati, or other places
mentioned in the State of Ohio; and during
the winter, either at Baton Rouge or this city
with directions to report once month to the
Department, He is also informed that should
he wish TO visit sny other part Of the United
States, any application from him will be favo-
rably considered.
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CLEARED,

FRoMrHE EXCHANGE REApINe-ROom pooI
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EDATHiNG DRESSES. Persons about visit
hD ing Bathing places can obtain low priced ME-
RiNOES aud other materials, for BATHING ORES
rs very cheap at HAYWARD'S,
lyle No 25 Howard st, 81 door from Fayette.
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NOR SALE-A very likely Mulatto girl 10 years
Il of age, to serve about Is years. She is good
House Servant and Nurse, and come well recon-
mended. For safe, also, first rate Cook, Washer
and Eroner, better he found In this State than
what she is. Her age is %, to serve l y years.
LEWIS r.. SCOTTFS,
jyl5 10 Exchange Place.
TESO CARPENTERS The subscriber 10 in
n want of few dozen SAFETRAME5 for which
lair price will be given. Apply Immediately 70
ALFRED H, REP,
lyle No, 325 Reltimofess.
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SPLENDID SCHEME:

THVREMENDOUS LUCK! Six good prizes
a sold by the far famed EMORY x co. Nos. lg
81 81, prize of Sl0O0, in whole ticket, was sold Ia
gentleman from Philadelphia; one of 8 1000, in a
package ofquarters, seat to York. Pa Of 1900 in a
half, sold to lady in Charles ST; one of $780, in
whole, sent to Lancaster; besides several of 300
each, sold to citizens. Emory & Co. in luck and no
mistake.
DRAWS TO DAY.
Iof SO 900 l of S2,500
of 5000 l of 500
L of 1000 10 OF 1000
Tickets S4-shares in proportion
Q5-Packages the sure way TO geta prize-the price
of package Of 25 quarters in the above beautiful
scheme can be had at Emory \ Co.'S prize Office for
the small sum OF Sl4. =
EMORY & CO.,
jy l6 fri No. 9 Calvert ST.