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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR JULY, 1852.

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR JULY, 1852.
X. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
(Succcssors 10 r. Morris Coz
Persons at a distance confidently rely on
having their orders for Tickets in the Marylan
Lotteries promptly filled.
Bank NOES on any solvent bank in the United
States will be received at par for tickets.
Bonds TO a heavy amount are deposited with the
State 10 secure the payment OF prizes.
Drawings conducted in public, under the super.
intendence Of State Lottery Commissioner.
A hrst-rate $40 Lottery.
7S numbers and l3 drawn ballots.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class is,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, Saturday,
July 10. 1852.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Capital Prize SIS. 600!
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 100 Of $50, ls2 Of
$500 40l
sc. &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halyes S5-Quarters SO so.
Certificate Of package Of % wholes. Sl30 90
Do do 20 halves. Do w
Do do 20 quartors... 81 30
The republic., 1852-06-28

sac, 900 Capital Prize, and Tickets only $40.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class 49,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on Saturday,
July -, lSb2.
CAPITALS.
prize Of f.... $4,000 l prize off,. $4,000
do .... 12,sg7 100 do .... 900
do ...... 5000 100 do .... 500
The republic., 1852-06-28

i4s, s,5O3l 20 Prizes Of s., S,00Ol
Lowest three number prize S5O0-s certificate Of
25'vbole tickets only S2l0
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
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IlosTsLy REeoEp or SvRsEsr Eyrsrs-An AZ Ps,.
and Cronce Of Political Social Literary, Artistic and rei-
tonsI Affairs at Home and Abuss.
Tp,Top's iABLsMental Alchemy: Crednlity and SxeP
tei.m; Clsvoysnt Precision the Marvellous as ais.s.
ub.re in Tdncariup (hsrlafsrc Reasoning; Eec.Tca
P,y,bolory Nerro-vslisrn; Moral Evils De-resonrins
the Soa Solemn Reserve ofh. Scriptures IN contrast "'
the Modern Pseudo-spir7tuaisrn. o.:
FDIroR's Easy CHAIR More about the Weather 1n
john ap.n Free sIssch' s b5 IN s sao
Be.rds An Equine Passport Matrimonial Commence
Dancing in the Bean Monde. Major McGowds story
FpJJoRs DRAWER Eating cooked Rain--raten, MI
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James Illustrations Of the Pasions Just published
ID EMORSE; AND OTHER TALES.

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SECOND EDITION of CHEEVER'S
~ REL IN A BOTTLE.-CHARLES sCRIBNkE


REEL IN BOTrLE-for Jack in the Doldruras--
being the Adventures of two of the Kings SeameH Ycy
the Celestial Country Edited from the Manuscripts
OF an Old Salt By Rev H. L. Cheever. l vol. limo.
srsne book-kess rssorehaves smooth and close
rsS ron letter OF distinguished Professor Literary Instts
"tna book that read without feeling his nsa
has been his o. the hvas world esse4 and az
heart made better iArercsn Artxa1
Tie written With considerable power asd the sBssoy
earned with Little felicity Of oe books 'ks are
LIFE AND TRIALS OF Youthful ra CHRISTIAN
BY Rev II. T. Cheever with Introduction By Rev. Geo.
b. Cheever ID. ID. vol. lsIno.
BRACES HUNGARY IN 1881, with N Experience OF ne
Austrian Police. BY c. L. Brace In VOL with NAP sAa
tinted Illustration
"rron the particular ssh Of Hungary By far the me-. con-
pete rehssle worn the Esshsh knrussee won nsf
should reed sho would understand the history The @
character aid the pnt OF people ~ho ast so~ have 30
Cam synpsihy." II. T. indspsSssht
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Second Edition Of THE CAPTAINS OF THE ULD
WORLD. BY Henry W. Hubert. vol, i1no- win'inS
second Edition of NAVAL LIFE. BY Lieut w. =.
Lynch, author Of Dead Sea Expedition" ] vol. limo.
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Fourth Volume Completed
NEW MONTHLY

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IL Il MAGAZlNE.-The Publishen Of Hsrper's New
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ofthe country and in every walk of fe the attractive
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ye and by the most artists the selections for
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and nothing Will be le undone either providing
material its outw ard dress which Will tend In any
ee 10 make II more worthy the remarkable favor with
CONFIRMS OF The MAY suMsER.
=, RopoLfiirs-A frsnconis Story. By jacob Abbott
NAPOLEON BoNApARrE.-Ths Consular Throne By
John C. Abbott With Seven Illustrations from Original
TnE BEporEES, MoHAnAp ALEr, AND The BAzAARs.
BY George William Curtis.
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CRIME prrrcrEp.-AS ANEcDorE o. rHs PANS Po-
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BIOLOGICAL STORIES.
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THE PAST and FUTURE of HUN
Il GARY, being iaets figures and dates DIns,isys q
GENSEN Secretary 70 Gov. Louis Ko~uth aufacr o. us
Revelations Of RrssiA Eastern Europe. he fnce cent?
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AMERICAN MUSEUM

ID PIT BARNUM Manager and Propnetori IN - az.
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AZ GpGiEic AFFECTION and the farce OF n IA r.
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The Practical Model Calculator ust Published conpste
THE PRACTICAL MODEL CALCU-
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FDfine Work Naval Architect Miner and Miilwrsht ~
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This volume viii be found to be the greatest book Of cal
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published.
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Successor 70 Carey Publisher Philadelphia FOR ale
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF ELECTRI-
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II DODs-Ths well-known Lecturer who 4 toe author
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go nnch excitement ia this city about three years ago.
wi cru.mence operations at the kSlCkERbOChEa
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EfNG Ami n at oolsck precisely. and continne every
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The lecture will be nornnay free, requiring only l1t cents
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AN erortunity TO listen to this eloquent and distinguished
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MUSICAL COMPOSITION.-Thc

lvk best Work exiant. MARXS THEORY AND
IRACTlCE OF MUSICAL COMPOSITION. translated
from the German by ii. ). SARoSI, Esq.
There can be question but that this Is the best WORK Oh
this subject the world has yet produced. 80
GEoRcE JAMES WEBB, Esq. Of Boston, says OF Il; Il
know of no similar work conspicuous as this TOR
cose consecutive arrangement breadth OF design ana pae
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sound theocians especially the great masters OF Germany
that could my humble opinion be OF any service were
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,towed en- this celebrated work It's great advantages con-
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ness of al rules aud laws laid down therein These features
are all important and have found them combined In
other similar productions"
GEORGE r. Roor, Esq., of Eew-York, says: II regard
NGxs Nrscal Composition the most entertaining - wen
a. Instructive work the theory Of music OF which have
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many it il standard work. and only needs TO be known
10 snch here No teacher student OF music ca
now have Al for DOT studying and making hise
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AUGUST kREissMANN, Of Boston, saysi The rePutaron
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esaLshed that any ron4ne seems quits
unnecessary But you request It VIII say that tnnx
il much the work the kind which has ever appeared
These are indications OF the opinions OF al good
scsns respecting his admirable work fnee " ~ fse-
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se thar the latter disease often occurs at an age which 10
e unnatural caused by violent action OF the brain such
seNe affection deep study, anxiety OF mind &c, which
rs Examination causing the hair TO fall of BY the use
10 Hyperion this disease IL removed and complete
~ takes place restoring the hair 10 its former hue and
1{rng 70 it gossinese Of the most brilliant description.
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observation-disclosures

"-IhIS EVENING, Aprl n.
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V1e1 Aid Society, for the relief of aged and infrm
rxAs Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the City OF
ksxYpk will be held in the Geene-st NJ f. Church
ULeDAY EVENING. April q, at O'Clock. Bishop
ANES will preside. Rev; Dr. Thomson of the Ohio
Mseelm University; Rev DIR. Simpson, OF The Wesievo"
cri6sa Adeocate; Rev Mr. Hsganey, of the Vesry II.
osHA and other distinguished speakers expected to
a1Rs the meeting NJ T. BANGS, Cor. See'y.
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A S Cook, by respectable young GlrI,
~ and to ass In washing and ironing would be vii
linr to do elamherwok and assist in the washing Can
h. ss.n from until T. Call at No. 5 Houston st., second
aoor front room.
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AcKETTS MARBLE GROUP Of

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- Prom New York 10 Boston, An arransement
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attending the General Conference of the NJ T. Church.
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% the purchasers for passage each way from about
s to the the Conference for Four
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r yCFIJM THEATER. Broadway, near

Il 4 Brooner-CORBYN 4 BUCKLAND, Lessces-
THIS EVENING, April q, viii be presented
A MAN WITHOUT A HEAD
fob followed by ANTONY AND CLEOfATRf a.
Antony .Hr. Walcot Cleopatra s.s Jails nonne"
TFIEMAC iUS. or The Island of Calypso.
Telernschu. Miss julia Bennett Mentor. Mr. Waie95
Calypso. Mr. Vincent Eucnarle: MISS u "oouA"
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A Sgood plain Cook and excellent Washer
and Ironer or rs Chambsrmaid and plato Sewer. BY
respectable young Woman, in small private family Refer
ence given if required Call at No. Princest Can be
seen for two days
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S Cook, Washer and Ironer, or Cham
N bermad or Waiter by respee table Girl in private
family Has recommendation of 80 Can be seen
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rr- Canton Crepe SIiawis.--A MAGNIFICENT
aid very cheap stock these pods embroidered and pain
u,;2, Ip,rorium GEO. BULPIN,
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S Cook, Washer and 1roner, by re-
spectsble Young Woman; the beet Of reference can
BE- ryen Inquire at No "a City Hslpaee in the store can
be se<n from 10 till g.
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In oro. F.-By.Iaws Of Lodges and Camps
- The cheapest rates. and in the most exPeditous
cnnt sayle al the Golden Rule Press, NO iO' uon-
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etc
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100000 ne rn Ia 'sS asss s.:1
roshe's worldrenowned picture Of NAPOLEON At rON'
TAINRFA March 81, 1914 the Eve of his Abdiceuon,
now exhibited stuyvssant Institute No $50
Tie Exhibition will positively closs en- Saturday May
Omen every day from A. II. TO 10 P. N. Adfnisnon -
cents; Children is4 cents.
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r;y Wash and Bath.Ii0use, No III Mottst, near
GfandCpen to all washers for this week free, from Al
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~ Rem0vai.-Ladies VIII please notico that the
~ Nsutlla FmpoIism has removed from No. Sol to
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snt sxsmtlsge ofnew Spring Msntas, q the nshess 'Ab
5ss and des gus, at extremely moderate prices.
~ - - CFO Ri rLPlN. proprletoT. d
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A S good Cook, Washer and lrOner, by
n respectable young Woman in private family Best
city reference given Apply at No II Henryst. rear
house floor Can be for two days not engaged
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,.nil:es both in city snd eountry Tee sxps -.
ffoyy,3rs~ss two Wsiters svegetsbie 0artene! s6
,rrvsnts arc really wanted immediately q NO ~ -
servants are never advertised for By this Agency aA's
situations are ready.
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tT- Canriop.-The public are hereby informed that
JOHN GRIFFITH has NO connection with tne american
Soetv Tor the Amelioaiion of the Condition of the Jews
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mant employment.

4 S Cook, by steady, active young
IA Woman in small respectable private family in tn
city good asher and roner and produce the bes
of city ref renee Call No ~ 6tav second hoor iron
room Can be seen for days.
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AS Cook, Chambermaid, &C., by two
~ very respectable young Women one is a tirst-rate
Cook N-her and Ironer and the other rs Chambernsid
and to do fine wssbng Cbambennsd and Waiter Both
have the best of city reference from their last place Call 81
No $40 hs between LIST and I'd Can be seen for two
days.
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AS Cook, Washer and Ironer, by re-.
n spe<table young Woman, in private fAniiy. one
-. ,ooS reference Apply at No 81 Knsst, Placement