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DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES IN INDIANA.

The democrats Of indianapolis have elected their candi-
date for mayor by sl5 majority and the remainder of their
city ticket by still larger majortes The Indiana Sent-
mel says that did the enemies of democracy make
desperate effort carry their ticket and yet the
phaanx have been vauqushed beaten clear
ed out and shattered
At New Albany-whch has been cursed with know
nothing misrule for two years pasthe democrats have
succeeded by majority of over 800.
At Terre Haute the democrats have elected their mayor
and all the general city ticket except the marshal
At Lawreneeburg the entire democratic ticket for city
officers is elected by large majority.
AT Aurora the democrats have swept thing before
themcompe,ey routing the combined of the oppo-
sition, who made desperate struggle carry the city
AT Lafayette the democratic majority is PAS and Tppe-
county is claimed good for 500 democratic ma
jority in November.
At yncennes the entire democratic ticket was elected
with but exception.
Remarkng upon the above results the Sentinel says
The democratic banner to-day floats proudly over the
principal cities Of the State They ALL
ton Of Jefersonvie, the pensaary is located there
thrown of the letters OF know nothing with which they
have been bound.
ain October and November next the whole State viii
speak, and the republican column viii be shattered and
brokenswaowed up in defeat terrible destructive
that they viii never again be able to rally corporaps
guard in opposition 10 the invincible democracy"
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BILL TO PROVIDE FOR AT LEAST TWO PRECINCTS
IN EACH WARD IN THE CITY or WASHINGTON,
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Such s the new title Of the amended cy-eection bill
which passed the House yesterday BY
to hfy-fodr. In the Senate bill
The first section imposed penalty upon any commits
sOner Of elections who knowingly refused 10 receive the
vote Of legal voter
The second section imposed penalty upon any commits
soner who should wifay and knowingly receive an lie
gal vote.
The third section regulated the appointment Of commits
soners Of elections by the city councils.
The fourth section required the corporation to provide
least two election precincts in each ward
The fifth section provided that the polls shall be opened
at o'clock In the morning. and closed O'Clock m the
evening
The BILL as amended by Mr. Lewis d. Campbell of Ohio
and as passed by the House. reads thus
BE d enacted de- That it shall be the duty of the city
poraton to provide at least election precincts in each
ward to appoint commissioners superinend elections
the same and to adopt such other regulations be
cessary to give full force and effect this section.
SKc And whereas native born citizens residents OF the
city Of Washington who arrive the age Of twenty
between the thieh Of December preceding
election and the day Of election allowed
such election
BE further enacted, That person, being naturalized
betweea said day Of December and the day of the succeeding
election shall be entitled TO vote at such next succeeding
election.
SEc. .. And be Il further enacted, That all elections
be held in the city Washington municipal officers
polls shall be opened at o'clock m, and closed at
seven o'clock, p and that all and parts Of
consistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Thus will be that the House bill strikes the
first and second sections Of the Senate BILL respecting the
penalties for accepting illegal and for refusing to
accepts legal one and inserts in their stead two provisions
regarding time of residence in the city previous to beco
ing of age for native-born and previous to being nau-
rallied for a foreign-born citizen The bin, amended
yet pass the Senate until then any
its provisions would be premature.
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Proposals for Gsnpow der.


c,opo. :. Washington, Apnl %, 1850 !,
csuairy sr.ishins sunposd
any potion q that s.asuy no. lees than thousand barrels
sss ss s ss~sss a% me ~os sa b
1890 s !: s s, barber ,s g ssr YG y ne T. q
wRI - sassssa oay give satisfactory
To- e. +: proportion. q me ss1
powder br e mi. service are rs paris Of Is Of
must - q ;ss highest dssss e ni,re
.s s0s1. more s.a sssa .r q ssass hs soo
h.a three ss ysas sad the sphar Of such puri that
:. .so S.! Tss pe~@s, ss passed Il
u hsaAed pesaas each the barrels be made Of well
s1 psisSas dspvs1 q iS bark The hoops 10
q !as barrel ard = scared BY n~. instead q hung
The hssl q tbs basi BY with
rs % sus q Us %
spirits O and piece Of cloth glued the head OF us
Tns Ingredients, powder, during
s = .sas q Inspection aad proof ~ officers me o,dssnee
de referred ard viii Be received unless approved
W. ). =. = n. o. DE-
. % ssss Y s osss ia
pce par possds barrel inciuded)
y ne ossa..c. oss, D. g. where they vii
= sesS:s On The ss e Ms, n ns presence Of Inc bidders Or Of
- - 4 ~ - H.K. CRAIG,
Sa nd Ess %s 'i Each "
ssss %, Z. o. o NC and also 's
a. ss-as4i.ya lia. and ss.r.l
Ovanance once,
WAsaiSaTox, Msy l, 1856.
.sa. 1sSus.s 70 s.ss ,sss.sd Srs INNS q
be powder and nnh muske powder vita all sa
ohs conditions o mo sso's 'd'e'ensnI csaie
The papsr publish proposals for
powder dsssd April g. VII please This notice Immediately
under that advertisement
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The drawn Maryland Caa.o,ias-
tsd Loery, s The benefit q Town Air. Ae class "a
dawn Nay ~, isS
s. Sc ! % 5 81 20 ~ 81 "a 80 30 "A
The aowns are the drawn numbers Of IN. P.t.rco I.u,
Lousry class ia, drawn May "a, 1855
30 "a Go Il 81 30 Is II 20 SO a. A
- FRANCE CO, ssnasen.
-
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By ELE q n A r III .

Later from CALIFORNIA; adias Var OregoaLaer from
Central America.
NEW ORLEANS, May H.-The steamer Empire City has
rived from Havana with dates the llh and San Francisco
to the 2ss utms brought by the steamer George Law
which touched at Havana her way to New York, with
| nearly 81, 000, 900 in gold. ....#g
The unimportant. The Indian war in Oregon con-
tnued body of regulars had been defeated Rogue
river with loss of twenty EIGHT killed Cascades had
captured by the Indians and burned Several of the
! dents massacred.
1t reported that body thousand Indians were
approaching the town of Dallas from the north
Several fights had taken place. in which the whites
generally victorious,
In Washington Territory The Indians were breaking out
upon the settlements every direction Col Buchanan had
defeated the Indians Rogue river and relieved the citizens
| Of that vicinity.
The Central American papers are filed with the official
correspondence between the dgniaes of State the
msuder Of the United States sloop-otwn st. Mary and
others, relative to the riot at Panama
| There is nothing from Nicaragua
1T reported at Aspnwa that Col schlessinger had
/ been captured, and would be shot.
The following vessels had arrived at San Francisco Emily
Farnum Red Rover Mary whitridge and Fair Wind from
New York; Electric Spark, Golden Fleece Hoander
from Boston and the Isaac JeAnes and g. S. Bishop
Philadelphia.
TAs Nassaelaens Lsgisatars the adsisoa of Kansas.
BosroS, May l3Resolutons in favor Of the admission
Kansas under the eeState constitution and declaring
speedy admission free State measure Of the first i'm
poranee to the welfare Of the Territory and the tranquility
and honor OF the United States passed third read
| ing in the senate to-day by vote Of % to J.
Rarkss..
/ NEw Yonx, May l3.-Fiour-the market is heavy with
sales Of 5000 barrels at S. 81 IS 81 for straight State
IS &c sl1 for good Ohio, and IS is Sc s7 mixed
and good standard southern brands wh@atthe market
frmssles Of 600 Bushels at 81 60 for southern red
Cornthe market buoyAnt-ssles Of 200 bushels
cents Tor southern mixed Porkthe market 10 irregular
with sales Of 600 bbis Beeftbs market hrm with sales
Of 700 bbl at 50 so sl3 for repacked Chicago Lardthe
market 6rm, with sales Of 800 bills. lok cents whis
tsythe market dropping with sales Of 100 bbis.
cents for Ohio
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Two THOUSAND VOLUMES OF RARE AND VALUABLE
books - pnbtc ssciioros Tuesday and "wednesday
nnws, May ph and 2is ct O'Clock,
shall s- portion % library Tbovss
formerly COMMISSIONS pssrcm
volumes 81 -c~~a6c hosesi literary
in . evnp'es. estsicepe, ready delivery.
~rns casb.
Fs-P-rons ssraace ~fu he furnished with e.,sasses
upon application 10 the apcuosesr
JAS C. Mcguire,
May I'D Aucpoa-~r
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LII ts ciussas Of Washington nothing
"a nAmlnistssii0s
inyited asasaA sestng
ths lesh instant, a . o'clock.
AAAssssss wil BY Brown Hon. T. ~.
Bowie Hos Thss Foscnse, Hoo g. Faulkner M Carlisle,
Dr. Wn nsguds sad otAer distinguished friends Of civil
and religious liberty.
Mag I'D
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GENERAL NEWS.

CLAY wArcn-M Roby, Of Paris has irnepiocs made
entirely Of clay All the works plates cogs and wheels
are made or aluminium and NJ Roby believes that il Is
much better for these purposes than the metals generally
employed It's much lighter does not require SO much
power to conduct the wheals and therefore, with heavy
balance, win obtain better result for regularity. II is
very hard and smooth when hammered and the friction
win Be reduced 70 almost nothing.
AMERICAN MsDIcAL AssoclAnos-This body, which met
Ia Detroit the 9Th instant adjourned last Friday, 10
meet next year in Nashville. Amongst the resolutions
passed is authorizing the president appoint dele
gates to represent the society at tbs meetings OF the Brit
sh Association, the American Medical Society OF Paris
and such other scientific bodies in Europe may be a
ated with the association
TK eRowne WHEAT cRors-we have adyioes from all
parts OF the western States including Kentucky Tennes
see, Missouri Illinois, Indiana Ohio Michigan Iowa. and
Wisconsin, from which learn that with the exception
Of Tennessee where il has been frozen out the growing
wheat looks exceedingly promising and healthy. The
breadth of land sown with wheat last fall greatly in
creased over former years and the indications
that should the present month prove favorable the wheat
crop Of 1855 will be the largest by per gathered
in the Union The fate of the wheat crop cannot be decided
upon with any certainty until after the middle Of jane
Cincnnal Prices CwrenL
MoRALrrr IN DKsNARx.--The people Of Denmark do
scrbed pretty regular church attendants compared with
other continental nations; but in Copenhagen the devo
tons are principally confined to attending the morning
service In the afternoon OF Sunday when the weather is
favorable nearly the whole population the sub
urbs and indulge in kinds Of gay ecreatons
Yet all is orderly, afordng great contrast with the
drunkenness which exists the Sabbath in the large
towns of England and Scotland where such extraordinary
efforts made TO check every species Of amusement.
FRUIT NORTHERN OHIo-This is the reported prospect
of the present Peaches none apples good grapes
fair cherries, fair all other fruits good Peaches
general thing, all frozen throughout the central and
northern regions of Ohio but peach orchards situated
the lake shore suffered but little than ordinarily
How LONG Is LADYs FooT I'VE curious TO know
how many feet in female arithmetic 60 to mile, because
met with adys foot yet whose shoe not to
say the very least, "a mile too big for her"
THREE RopE--A lad, wishing TO turn sailor,
applied to the captain of vessel for berth The captain
wishing TO nimdate him. handed him piece Of rope and
said aft you want to make good sailor you must make
three ends to that rope' ~ do it, readily responded
the boy. "Here is one and here anohethat makes two
Now, here is the third"-and he threw it overheard.
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NJ JAMES e. ne0UtkE. A.ossss>ss.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
II public sseon Friday incoming, Nay 10,
residences cf ssjcv - c. Denny
shall sell all his furnure and effects
prissn9-
Mahogany hair spring
Mahogany and psrior chairs. rockers
Msrhis sop pier, ce~tre, and sofA tables
II.rAsoms wHinut etasere, stands
Rasb recepbou chsirs, ottsmans
Two sss light git gas chssdei,ers
Ghs window shades, corntce, bronze csnseabras
Ost hall set. wsinei hssuee
vs,wet tapestry and three pity carpet.
Oiecth, ting, stale carpets
Mahogany sxssnsioa dining and sd- tables
Oak diaiuG chs,rs, msassl clock
French China dinner gold bard
dated castors table cutlery
Br,ansa Glassware
mahogany chamber suites, comprising In sarh
Handsome high pcss h~dssssd
MatIe-scp drsssias cabinet
Douha. wardrobe, marble wssas,sad
Cane chairs ard rucksr
Granite toilet Are
aupeoor carried hair hast psstrs<s~s .
Bo,rserv scd pillows, window shades Srd curtains
Superior Refrigerator nsd king
Together % k'ehen requisites
Tsrst 80 upSe credit AZ 90 and 20
days, fcr satisfactorily endorsed h~srss
JAS. c. 1ccUfRE,
May I'D Asrucsesr.
90 The above sale ,s ~ssvesd.siy pssspsSsA unsst
Tuesday moraias, Nay 70, ssme hosr and r.scs:
May l5d Ascsscs.er.
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CsRD-vRume.-We have been shown cards marked
BY o. Phelps deaf nasfe which, for beauty and finish
equal to anything Of the kind which we have ever
Mr. Phelps is stopping At WIZARDS and recon-
rend him 70 All who may desire neat and handsomely
marked cards
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OFFICIAL.

TREAsray DEPARTMENT. December !, 1855.
Notice hereby holders stocks the United States
that this will purchase The of 81 Of
said stocks tine whea the be offered the
LIST Juns and viii therefor the following prices
For o< 1884, premium of 10 cent For
1857 md 1885, 6 For
of 1852 called Texan ndem
STOCK Of And for stock OF the loan Of
1886, reAseaAs i9h November le4 received the
Treasury pos The let fJssuary ofs4 per
LIST 3iri Of March
off and received AFTER The 3t March
and prior sad Lei a ysns premium u ~
will Be allowed said the specified
in cesAcatss, o The In Jsy with the primer
Of ceracaes resolved the LIST January Aes
DIAL iaseses will b allowed in addition the premium
of their In both
dsys addition reach
seller.
Certificates transmitted this department under the
sssssA Uned with the
psos The ls Jaausy by The
enrdsd % receive tbs purchasssesey.
Payment for these stocks viii be made by d5as The assist
Bostos, New YORK. Philadelphia, the pae
entitled ressve the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec l-dtlsJunelf
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Clark Of old for Prizes!

... ...a -#-s JOHN CLARK,
Od-eaa6lisisd Prize-seuer, Baltmors City,
There prizes by Clark thar any other
lottery sender IN the United Clark is
want prize send ORDERS
Look at hl Rih and Bsam.fst ScAe~sl
And bear in mind that
be een BY and the Of The they
all drawn at 10 be BY person
lhc drawing. as-.. EsEa8
This third drawing Of the Havana plan Baltimore and in
both preceding ciasses every prize drswn-
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remarkable occasions he speaks citizen of the world
and Of refinement as one who feels the horrors
Of war, and who appreciates the blessings Of peace and
one also who i determined that opportunity shall
be lost drawing together the ties which unite English
and American society and Of making the two nations
in feeling they one by extraction
From Lonaoa Eyenlns Star, April ~.
Lord Palmerstou promised few days since that the
despatch from the British government the cabinet OF
Washington should be forwarded this week and
told that at the meeting Of the cabinet Tuesday at
which Lord Clarendon present for the FIRST time since
bis return Paris this agreed on IL will
be eouched IL Is said in the most eoneiaory language
and upon points connected with the Central Amer
question the government prepared 10 give way
but they will not recall Mr. CHAMPION and they pre-
pared 10 communicate the United States government
that they unanimous IN their determination 10 con-
unue him In his present position as British minister al
Washington.
II The American government persist in their demands
the first consequence of this will be the suspension OF dpo
matte Communications between the nations. Will the
American government persist? Whatever may be their
desire for peace inclined to think that they will II
our government is obssnaie that OF President Pierce Is
committed. IL stands committed before the American
people and in the face Of contest for the presidential
chair IL would be difficult for the President himself TO
eede from position which is fortified by justice and by the
concurrence OF the people
The consequence then win be that England will embroil
herself in series Of long diplomatic disputes with Amer
lea all drifting towards for the sake Of keeping Mr.
Champion in his office at Washington If England is pre-
pared TO go to to maintain every mpetnous or blum
derng Irish dplomatst send abroad there viii be
termination TO struggles Our conduct towards the
United States really than ndeeabe For months
past have been trying rritate and quarrel with the
American people. We afford them just ground for
plaint they make representation and refuse them
dress We allow month after month to pass without Civ
ing them any to their demand In the time
they use no language of menace hostility the con-
rary they evidence earnest desire 10 be friendly
terms with Bnt what do pursue2 The very
packet that carries the despatch refusing to redress the
American grievance also carries out the nmaton that
sending large bodies Of troops and large quantities OF
ammunition to the Canadas. .#
These remarks of the London Star strkingy for
chile and just and considering the pecuares in the
ston of Mr. Champion at the present time cannot but
think that his continued residence here the minister OF
Great Britain in view Of what he has done and may do
in that capacity has quite mnch tendency to disturb
the peaceful relations Of the two countries have the
cesary points Of discussion regarding either the enlist
ment business or Central America ..
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Proposal. for copper-PIate Engraving.

srrssIrrurpsrr trpIao psryrrso,
wsshssss~s, Asy s. isA
nUrLIcsTE PROPOSALS vu b. received 81 eacs sssI
i5sh II Msv at ~ occck fss e~csvss
copper Senate ard H~s~e 81
geology,
R.sro &~rveys and Jspas xrpsAssics
those sestrous haas ss ss ust The eicsas
he ~
Contracts he
r~us~S cs, saccesfs hAAers
rheiv
he d-i~cty ssaev.scoS ,hsa bids vim
from psvsses directly cegssed
~irh ~
be awarded IN the lowest he~sh
Tbe Mds viii hid
fr. snA ,hs time rs<u'sss v e sid
sddv~~urd
House II Representative United O.
sspssesasns ~ ruhsic Fsdns, D. c. ssd "
eovsed On the o"'sds TIE enveicpe Proposals os Ceppss ps
Enusving
A. q. SEAMAN,
Mar I'D Superintendent
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United stsses Patent O@cs.
Wsshipsrop MAY IA ia

IN tho petition ofNsnhis W. RsIdwfm Philadelphia reap
Of
on the ash Agsas, isa foe
aching locomotive
expiration 81 said patent which place o.
August, isJ- - =
ordared that the said petition b. Patent
MoadNy the ith % Auz.t IA O'Clock an
nahed any the, nav.
shy said prition ought not be granted.
Persons Opposing the extension
Once their shiscons specially forth
days before the day % hearing All sony BY psy
he used AZ the 3ssa hearing
eosdsnce ~ish the rules Of hs once,
piicstion. =
gust dsPcs'ions, and other relied
be n~d IN the Of thai
day ms arguments, shy, within ten days thereafter
OrdereH Mathis notice be published
and fven'ss Star, wsshnssou
Argus, rhiladephia Day Book, Poet
August nert, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
cowmsssicwes Of Patients.
skdorso Of the ssove papers will please
May ls-la~2~
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DUSKIvs Modern pasws.r-- Vol. ~.
IL IN. Spanish Am.rcs; by Arthur Keeps v-
Hvrperr Story popt.. vcL
The Tr~s.s'e. Of s-chyu., literally translated
Nyl fRsNCk TAYLOR
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Usr published 20 de Consumption md scfo
the discoveries rria-
i've TO their csuse, nature, sa< certain cure, by
}. j. FORSTER, NJ. ID.
sound prscs
and medical k.owsdsv ssspayed and y not unsey hs
Of and
Effected S~hicatcc Every family should he
which, by ss cheap
made sccssstbte IN
viii he matted receipt Of ten
tpspssSJ BY RRfDGMAM CO. ls Grand street, New
York, part ~ The coastry
NAY I3-A&ep1nM-
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pEnuNtaS GDaSO cash market price.
Columbian fuHno, eontsirins proportions phos
plate 81 Inns and free pho-phoc ieo lbs
o. lime In hsrs o. 200 Ihs each, hssrel
preferred
Aliens celebrated rsspins moving e.rns,
clog
kvs description Of plough. ,rcnr.r. hove.ur.,
implements.
ful Of the choicest ars r.ra.r -..d.
r. H. ALLEN,
20 and isi Water street,
New YORK. May lsf5 ls1 Mar s-dlmf-
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EsrrrsosS, A rril 10, 1855.
pR
land being dssy n letter. ra various fhe
isssesy schemes which
~ = doox~A Nd p~syn he decided
Of
pp~s.s de~sS~d sy mo Maryland drawing frauds
10 h~ manager fa~ ~
CsvetsnA Ohio and said fsn having
styled Merry Co.. Cleveland, Ohio and
=. se which 'ssy profess b. agents foe also
nscHARD FRANCE, city, drawing
Masyisn< conducted nrSsr
FRANCE Co. managers srd they have no sole sreps Ia
city NJ Raitoss There forty licensed
ve~S~ M of MaisrA who under
hsossk this ccs ssn tickets 10 The Maryland le's,ies
m. MePHAtI,
COMMISSIONER Lcaerics far State Of Maryland.
Gp ~ -9mdhep
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L. y. Middleton,
Desier Tee.
oecs srs depot southwest corner and iash Streets
r~s s7-a&md
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENhsYL-
wanna between pahic
Monday ssrsocn, May 49, O'Clock, premss
e lot D. In subdivision square fronas Peansyva
avenue, between 10Th ilh
sn,s story dwelling aad
building, containing eleven or twelve
Terms NJ SALE
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
May l3-eodsas Ayruoar~r.
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IyIRsT- CLASS HOUSE IN THE FIRST WARD FOR SALE
sscocsA, shs 81 tbs prcpros Mr. D. D. Add
Saturday, The 2sh instant that
Substantially bsh kouse occupied by him W. be-
Fhs,
which
a. healthy and desirable in the
of Frssdsnts Lafayette
sou ssA she exeeutiv~ kuuttnp-
with al modern improve
attached hsck STABLE house
hcus ros, task bedding 500 gallons Of
in the yss< &C.
TIE $50 feet 81 fec, 'front.' running
it0 b . % foot stsey.
ses.s sHs.ss this psopsry invited TO cali end
do
balance in
@ bearing
secured ~ . deed Of uwst ,bs property, DC.
TJue isAspssshis. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Nsy ls-d AucuonseT
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Buy two tickets and you Of prize any how.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class 10,
To be drawn in Dalumore city, May is, 1886

1 rHxes Amounting SD4ySt6!
Tickets oo-bslves Is quarters n 50. e.
For The prizes address ali orders
,. CLARK, Baltimore city.
oncs drawing. and scheme all who order.
r. Fraser Co. the and only managers Masy.
land iorees We licensed fully
o, III all orders in ANY Of the many lotteries.
April 23-aswdAcp
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CLIGIBLY SITUATED IMPROVED PROPERTY I'M THE
u Yirst Ward public saoH wednesday aersoon yuse a.
O'clock, the premises, Of
81 49, fon,i.s feet ok ischss i'm
three doors north of "WindesS Bs,dns
nchss with Improvements
brick homs~ with back bsdes property lately
bees IN thorough pipes throughout
pisd ny nry
Terms sale
JAS C. MCGUIRE,
Nay l3-eodhas Ascioneer.
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AHNUAlRE HissSvtqus Ustverssf
"A sique pp0s 1883. ! voi.
Coars de Trace ct de Csleuis De deplscer
dvossssiqss des DssiMents de Aesi par
With - plates.
Theeare De Co~neiiie. vols.
La Bsuy~ss-Cass~teses ] vol.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT d~s Los. vol.
Theatre de- Racins- va.
And many Others, imported from Paris by
May Is