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no THE RAsTERN sIIORE.

EXCURSION TO THE EASTERN SHORE.
n saASTs The Ladies of the NJ. P. Church of
HSE7zpekk Queen AIMS Circuit, having been dis
appointed on the 4h in theiI object by
the pclemency of the weather and other eireumstan-
ces not under their control, have engaged the new
and splendid steamboat PLANTER to make trip to
Corsica Landing near Cent evilIe, on TUESDAY
NEXT, l4th inst, where they will provide a good
Dinner, served up in the Eastern Shore style. An
opportunity is now afforded 10 The many persons who
were disappointed on the 4th, of visiting thus delight
full sPet-no drinking will be allowed. A Band of
Music will be in attendance. Ice Cream and Con
fectonary will be on board. ... .- 4 ill.,
Passage so cents for the round trip--children un.
der 10 years of age half pnce-no charge for chile
under two years of agethe boat will leave the lower
from Corsica at O'Clock, 2. Nj. A limited number
of Tickets will be sold which can be had of Boardey
Cox, corner of Pratt and Cheapside st , at Rev l..
j. Cox's store, No. = Biimore-st, and at the office
otU. u. Ii Emory esq, st. Paul's st. .,s iy9 4t
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EXCURSION TO AESAPoLIs-GTGnd Concert. By the
advertisement it will be seen that the large steamer
Columbus will leave Lightst. wharf at 81 O'Clock,
this afternoon, on an excursion TO Annapolis, with
the Blues Band on board During the trip Grand
Concert will be given, and after reaching Annapolis
display of Fireworks will take place, after which
the boat will start on her retnn home by moonlight
This will also be truly delightful trip. She will call
at the County wharf.
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0[]- "THAT MOONLIGHT SOIREE." From
what we learn, the Grand Moonlight Ballet and Co.
uIhon SoHee, which leaves Commerce street whalf
a. O'Clock this evening, is to be a splendid affair
me boat will be handsomely lighted and adorned
WIN Flags, Banners, &C. We say 10 the Bellies and
Beaux, who are fond of tripping through the "mazv
Dance" to not forget the hour-the Boat leaves pre
csely at EIGHT. o. RICES FULL COTTLLiON
BAND is engaged for the occasion, II
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HUMBUG. We profess to be sagacious and
cautious people, and to hold public servants to
a strict responsibility; and yet we submit to be
humbugged and cheated without stint. We
send men to Congress pledged to look after the
interests of the country, and to see that the af-
fairs of government are administered with stlict
economy-and yet we see these very agents
neglecting their duties; trampling their obliga-
tons under foot; and aiding in the plumber oil
the public treasury-and we rebuke them not.
Let any just man examine the daily proceed
ings of the House of Representatives, and Judge
whether members are faithful to their trust, or
conform to the promises made before the cleo
ton. At least one half of the time the house
is without quorum-and when there is a call
of the House and costs incurred in sending for
absent members, instead of compelling delin-
quents to pay those costs and fine besides,
they are charged to the contingent fund, and
are thus paid out of the pockets o f the people.
And members who thus act will return TO their
constituents and ask to be reelected, not be-
cause of meritorous services rendered, but for
belonging to this or that party When will the
people become sensible of the folly of sending
mere partizan hacks to represent their interests2
Experience teaches wisdom in all matters but
politcal-and here we commit the same error
over and over again; credting professions which
have been falsiied, and elevating spend-thrifts
because they talk of retrenchment and reform.
This course has caused the enactment of bad
laws, and the loss of millions of dollars to the
nation, besides deterorating the moral standard
in the country. Party slang passes for the
greatest wisdon and the dictation of party lea
ders overweighs our obligations to the constitu-
ton. We live in an age of prolessed wisdom,
but practically ofarrant humbug. live would
prosper as nation-if we would in reality pre-
serve true independence, we must be more
guarded in the selection of our public agents,
and more watchful of their conduct whilst in
power
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N5- GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE, STATE OF MARYLAND. The regular
quarterly communication of the Grand Division
of Maryland will he held at SLOAN HALL, i'm Harri-
son street, few doors norlh of Baltimore street on
THURSDAY MORNING, July o, at 10 O'Clock.
The Grand Scribe will be in attendance at the Hall
at o'ceCk that morning. to receive the reports of
subordinate divisions-which, it is hoped, will be
handed in at that hour in order to facilitate the bust
ness of the session.
je27 2,9-3t VIM II. GOBRIGHT, G. S,
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EusT RECEIVED, 1000 FISHING RODS.
- the finest lot that has been in this civ for wears
for sale by the single one or thousand N'
FISH HOOKS, of all descriptions and patterns;
SNOODS, of all patterns and sizes; LINES, suita,
PIE Tor mlnnoes, perch, trout, rock or drum fishing
Drum Hooks; Portable Fish Rods, at one-half of The
usual prices Parties supplied at wholesale prices,
]. DUKEHART s. co.
No. 100 Baltimore street,
D9,4t two doors from the Clipper Office
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BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN OF ENGRAVING. We
were presented yesterday, by the publisher,
with the most perfect and beautiful specimen
of letter engraving that we ever examined. 1t
is the Declaration of Independence in oval form,
surrounded by wreath in which are represent
ted the coats of arms of the thirteen original
States, surmounted by portraits of the several
Presidents, from Washington to the present in
cumbent. The letters are necessarily small,
but are perfectly distinct and easily read with
the naked eye. The publisher (Mr. CHARLES
Root,) is now in this city with copies for sale,
and we hope will be literally patronized. The
engraving was executed by MIR. Geo. G. Smith,
President of the Mechanics Association, Bos-
ton.
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GREAT TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. There
is to assemble in London, on the 4th of August,
the Worlds Temperance Convention, to consist
of delegates from all the State and National
Temperance Societies in Christendom.
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A L m A n A. C.
ITO CURE TOOTHACu

n AND PRES ERVE HEALTH
1G- THE TOOTHACH is always cured in
niEute by an application of WHEELER's TEABH
RY TOOTH WASH, and the Tooth be still proteI
ed nom all delay Soreness of the Gums will be cl
of the Gums will be effectually stopped. and \
Teeth, Gums and Mouth are always Kent plessd
and in the best of health by It's use. Sold by /
]. M. HAiG mo. 1873 Baltimore street.
je30-ly above South, opposite CIipper office
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NEWSPAPER Pass IN CALIFORNIA. We are
informed, upon very good authority, says the
New York Herald, that, in company with the
new regiment, to be commanded by Colonel
Stevenson, gentleman ofNew York will go
with press and type, to establish newspaper
in California.
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EXCURSION TO WYE LANUING.
----- EASTERN SHOREI

a szPaH The elegant, airy and commodious
ssSass.r Steamer POCAHONTAs, Capt John
]zz@S-fzzszasz- Hongshead, will make an Excursion
10 we Landing, Eastern Shore, on WEDNESDAY
NEXT, the 18Th inst, leaving Light street wharf at
O'Clock, A. NJ This will be one of the most de-
llehtul Excursions of the season, afTording fine
view of one OF the most picturesque Rivers on the
Chesapeake Bay. Further particulars in a future
advertisement II
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OFFICE OF EMORY y CD

7
Opposite Bamum's, Bait Md
R5-OFFlCIAL DRAWING OF the ma ConsoIi-
dated Lottery, class No. 25 for 1886 For benefit Of
the Susquehanna Canal:
II IL IS Al 1878 &c 2 70 90 90 81
u and H. being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
II and SO, being the I'd and Sd drawn Nos each 70
Al and Go, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 20
10 and al being the 4th and 5h; or 10 and u.s. be-
ing the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos. each liz
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only Of the drawn Nos. on s
1t EMORY s. CO., No. ON. Calvert-st.
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SOLOMON LEVI respectfully informs line pub
- lie, that he has the ONLY preparation for de-
stroying RATS and MICE, REACHES and ANTS
{Gy- This preparation will never fail if applied ac-
cording TO directions; and is put up in cheap FORM
that all may give it trial. A host of references car,
be gwen OF lis complete success. 1t can be had of
his Agent, corner of ~ y
jy9 colin HANOVER and MARKET SITS.
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d. f. ID.

Last evening, 9th inst. Mr.. FREDERICK RUNNER
the 44th year of his age. r.
His friends aad acquaintance are invited to atte
his funeral, without further notice, this tThursdj
afternoon, at o'clock, from the Infirnary, in Lol
On the 9Th inst. Mrs. MARGARET STEuARr, in I'll
list year of her age.
On the 9TH last. FLORENCE A. DENrsoN, aged
years. a..
on me 7th inst. JOHN @. KARDKGNB, in the l0'
year of his age.
On the 9th inst RACHEL BROWN, in the 23d yeary
her age.
On the 4th inst. JAMES E., son of joseph Y. an
Elizabeth Ford, aged months and29 days.
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THE THEATRE. MIR. Booth played Richard last
night 10 the most crowded house we have ever seen
IN ST. Louis. He was, indeed, "himself again" and
his friends rejoiced. The play was we'll performed
thronghout-[St' Louis Daily american, June a6tA.
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53-JOHN R. BOOTH, MANUFACTURER OF TO-
BACCO AND CIGARS, (who formerly kept at the
"yellow corner,') is now doing business nearly ep-
posite his old staHd No e5 uANOVER-ST. He par.
cularly invites his old friends and patrons to call
when they want GOOD TOBACCO s. CIGARS, as he
knows he can please them. iyS-tfr
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HIGH-sT' TEACHERS EXCURSION. This excursion,
postponed from the 4th, will "cOme off" ON board
the beautiful steamer George Washington, which
leaves BowIy's wharf Tomorrow morning at Z! o'ck.
II will be very pleasant trip. See advertisements
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0y- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak /.
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL. ID. CLARk'S assortment, which is com
from Calvert. ap6
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THE MusEsM. The beautiful and affecting drama
of 'The Maggie; or, The Maid" will be repeated
again at the Saloon this evening. After the drama the
laughable and favore farce of the "Turnpke Gate
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BALTIMORE, 7th mo. LIST, l846,
TIME SUBSCRIBERS have this day entered
ID into Co-partnerShip, under the firm of L. Il.
SIaBLER Co, for the purpose of conducting the
WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS, at No. 100 Prstt
street wharf, Uhe same place lately occupied by their
predecessors, Stabler & Canoy,) and respectfully So
Hell continuance OF public favor 10 their new firm
EDWARD II. STABLER,
= II" IL RICHARD 8. HIICK.
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DESTRUCTION TO THE CRops. The Charles
town, Va, Free Press, in noticing the injury
to the wheat crop, says: .
GAS an evidence of the effects of the ct
weather we note an instance: A farmer who is
largely engaged, informed us that in the early
part ofthe season he calculated quite confidently
on raising 5000 bushels of wheat-later, after
the storms and wet weather, he reduced his
calculations to about 5000 bushels-and now,
since the late heavy rains, he is willing to give
his whole crop to any one who will place 9 800
bushels of good wheat in the mill to his credit.
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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. The commodious
steamer Columbia, decorated with banHers and flags
will leave Commercest wharf, this evening, at o.
clock, calling at the County wharf, on an excursion
down the Bay. She will be provided with cotiIlion
music, and during the trip Miss Henry the popular
danseuse of the Museum, with La Petite Augusta,
will appear in some of the most popular balets and
dances of the day. 1t will, doubt, be grand ex-
cursi0n. See advertise ment
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VIM. II. COPYRIGHT, G. S.

t67- The COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
for the Fourth of July, will meet at the City Hail. ON
THURSDAY EVENING, 9th instant, at O'Clock
Every member of the committee will please he pre-
sent. iyS-2t
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MARRIED.

On the LIST inst. by Rev. Dir. Wyatt, ST. GEoR
CRoGHAN, of Kentucky, to CoRNELIA RIDGEGY,
On the ID inst. by Rev. Mr., Krauth, GEORGE HR
FRIcH TO ANN M. RICHARDS, all of this city.
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THE FREsHET AT HARPER's FERRY. The
late rains caused severe freshet at Harper's
Ferry, many families being compelled to leave
their houses and seek refuge on the high lands.
Many houses were almost hid from view; the
gable ends being only discernable. Horses,
cattle, hogs, and the crops, were swept off in
every direction. At Charlestown, also, all the
cellars were inundated, and much property de-
cttound
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MARINELIsT-PORT or BALTIMOR
WEDNESDAY. JULY 8. 1916.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE REAptNG-RooMBooK
CLEARED,

Brig Arabian, Hopkins, West Indies, w Mason.
Brig May Ann, Benjamin, West Indies, H'y LeeI
Schr Maria, Johnson, New York, |. Mankin.
SAILED on Tuesday-Barqde Tluem, Doane, I'd
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6Jf-DR. ROBERTS respectfully informs his friends
that DIR, w. w. II ANDY, DR.. ]. R. w. DUNBAR, and
DR.. john BucBLER, have kindly proffered 10 attend
sence. Thoseiudebed TO him will please do him the
personal favor to settle their accounts before Friday
next, 10th inst iy7-3t
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DEPARTURE OF TRooPs. The volunteer
comp anies at Fort Leavenworth, attached to
COL Kearney's expedition, have taken up the
line of march. Col. Kearney, with his staff,
was to have left on the 30th ult.
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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 entirelynew
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
sc. &C., for sale and made to ordef as CHEAP as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. .. E. 8. FRYER,
Milf No. l North Gay street.
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N5- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
-Soutn,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynrhburg and White
Sulphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the most
pleasant, comfortable, safest and cheapest any 9TH
Ell Route See advertisement. ie26,d
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ACCIDENTS. At Essex, Conn, on the 4th, a
cannon prematurely went off, and killed a
young man named Williams. At Newark, N.
j., on Monday, son of Col. James Miller,
aged years, fell from the wharf. and was
drowned A son of George Wardwell, of the
same place, was drowned while bathing. A
young man named Ferguson was accidentally
killed by Charles Smith on Monday, out Sd
Avenue, N. Y. The parties were cunning,
and Smiths gun went off while in his hands.
Two lads named Joseph L. Romans and Will
liam Stoppenkin, were drowned in the North
River at New York on Monday.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Brig st. Andrew, Cromwell, Is DAYS from Sayanr
la Mar, Jam, ballast, to w w Spence & Co. Lei
no American vessels
Brig Magnolia, Leslie, 9 days from Havana, suga
tobacco, segars and fruit, TO Lambert Cuttings Spok]
2oth ut going into Havana, brig Globe, Young, froj
Baltimore. Came in the Capes on Sunday eveninI
in company with brig Mary Jane, Meekins, fro}
Kingston, Jam, for Baltimore.
Schr John Emory, Wood, from Alexander mdstI
to Rose, Merrill s. Co.
Schr Eunce IL. Adams, Adams, 6 DAYS from New
Bedford, oil and candles, TO L Whiudge s. Co.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw OF
James, Point briganne; and off the Bodkin anothl
er-boundup.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Louisa Bliss, Creighton for fillmore sailel
from Bremerhaven 4th ult.
Ship Potomac, Clagett, (of Alexandral sailed from
Havre llth ult. fnr BaltiAore, with passengers.
Barque Catharine, Phillips, from Old Point Conl
fort for Point Isabel, with U. ). troops on board wal
passed 26th ult. 40 miles of T0rtugas Island
Brig Noble. Walker, from Baltimore was seen goH
ing INFO Rio de Janeiro 9th May by brig Susan, d
this port.
Brig Dover, Percival, from Baltimore, arrived !
Boston 9th inst. n
Sehr Gallant Mary, Ennis, 10 days from Baltimore
for West Indies, was spoken 18th ult, lat 81 O3 NJ
Ion SO 80.
Schr John Murray, Devereaux, fm Baltimore. al
rived at st. Johns, N. B., 29h ut;
Br, schf Debannaire, Mason, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Halifax 29h ut
schr Enterprise, -, for Baltim ore, sailed from
Plymouth, Mass, Cd inst.
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, from Baltimore, nrrget
at Fall River Sd inst.
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a CARD.

,,,, EDENToN, June, 1916.
90" Mr.. Witiidm SimpTon: The undersigned mem
beers of the Albemarle Fire Company, feeling that
they owe much to you, well as to ali communities
where there is no Engine, take pleasure in estifynp
new Suction and Hose Reel made by YOU to the or
der of John NJ. Jones, fer our town Having given
the whole apparatus fair trial, they unite in ex
pressing their unqualified appreciation. of its ner
formance.
j. q. Fleetwood LIST mari Towsend Wright
j.: Williams, I'd do. Thos ]. MiskeH,
u X: Hawkins, LIST ens'r James Mcdowell,
Jos w Key, 2i do. b. A. Harris.
JOS J. Jones, Treasurer Thos. g. Whedbee,
Morris Struuse, Edw. Jones
And. F. Siddon, Wesley w. Kea,
James S. Whedbee, Americt Carson
George Keen, G. Lamb,
john Q. Hawkins, James B. Boad,
VIM IL. Wilder, John Broughton,
stephen Smith, f. A Morris.
Thos. Addison, Geo. Cord on
VIM. 7. Hall, Geo. B. Mcdowell.
]. w. Skinner, Secretary. iy9-2t
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GRAND MILITARY EXCUktsIUN,
a sRR~q The "BALTIMORE INVlNCI-
SaagSzs BLES," having chartered the fine,
1HSasssssazsaaR&~ commodous Steamer COLUMBIA,
capt GgYTHER, will make an excursion to Annapolis
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July 23d
% Full particulars will be given in future adj
verLsement. Isl II
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SHOCKING OUTRAGE. B. G. Simms, Esq,
highly respectable citizen of Kinds county,
Miss, was shot dead a few days ago, in tho
streets of Raymond, by his overseer, named
Saunders. He was arrested.
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OUR PATRONS are referred to the advertisement in
another column Ofthe Excursion of The safe and COM
modious steamer, Thomas jefferson, down the Bay
Tomorrow evening, Those who wish to enjoy the
fresh and invigoratng air of the matchless Chesa-
peake, with the pleasures of the social dance, will
doubtless avail themselves of this opportunity to do
So The Military and CotiIlion Bands of the Ma
tonal Blues will eniven,the excursion with those
sweet strains of Celestial harmony sublime" for
which they are SO justly celebrated The moderat tie
price of this excursion, added to the genemany de-
pertinent of those under whose auspices it is gotten
up, will, we are confident, ensure full boat.
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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. co
TILLiON PARTY AND A MUSICAL SOIREE,
NADInNAI n

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION, co
.TILLiON PARTY AND A MUSICAL SOIREE,
BY THE NATIONAL BLUES BAND. ...
N@Eas@@ = An association of young men hav.
-zlla+zf5zRi ing chartered the splendid Steamer
sssssss 4i5I1zz THOMAS JET FERSON, Capt. Hill
1A< or Grand Moonlight Excursion
down the bay, will leave Light street wharf on FRI
DAY EVENING, the 10Th inst, at half past o'clk.
precisely, stopping at the County wharf going and
returning. : = q M. '.'~.H % :,
The undersigned pledge themselves that the best
order will be kept on beard the Boat and they have
spared no expense 10 make this the most splendid
Excursion of the season. .00'-
SUPPER will be furnished on board at 25 cts. each
Tickets, admitting gentleman and Two ladies, AL
Single tickets so cens-tO be had at the Clipper Sun
and Argus offices, on board the Boat on the evening
of the Excursion, and of the following Managers:
Frederick w. Grey, William League,
William q. Stork, %. William Henderson,.
REFRESHMENTS furnished on board at N ode.
rate rates. iy9 2t*
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SUDDEN DEATH. Mr.. John Taylor, Jr., a
respectable citizen of Newark, N. j., fell dead
10 The street on Monday, from exposure to the
heat during long walk.
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~ Office is hereby given that application viii be
4N made to the Mayor and City Council at The nexI
session to have Chester street from East Baltimore
street, Southerly, opened, and, also, to have Castle
alley altered from twenty foot alley to ferty foot
street. .r ivQ In o.,
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CO. THE LUCKY SPOT! BYRNE s. CO,SLot-
terry Office, East corner of Exchange Place and
South street., Stop in and secure lucky ticket. Ii