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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-06

coup de main, by exploding at the moment
has often been successful. The circulation
OF recent political document did its work
to certain extent in Virginia; but the shall
low centrivances Of feigned enthusiasm,
with its logs and cider barrels, were thrust
forward many months in advance of the in
slant which would have given efficacy TO
the movement. Its strength is evaporating
already and the grand gathering in Balt-
more to-day will be the crisis of its formen-
tation, and after that it will be weary, stale.
fiat and improbable. The fever having
passed away, even those who felt its inHu-
ence will gaze around with nerves unstrung
and blush at their folly, while the country
at large, having time for cool reflection, will
turn with disgust from party which has
recourse to such modes OF electoneering.
Had the thing been tried a few weeks be.
fore the election, then perhaps it might
have accomplished some of the results ex-
pected from ii; but with half a year to inter-
vene,it cannot be otherwise than disastrous.
1t is poor business to fire away on0s am-
munition in the hope of frightening an enc.
my before the foe is within range Of the
guns. The successful wrestler does not
Waste his strength and expose all the
resources of bis All in capering about the
green before he grapples with his foe.
We therefore always draw the brightest
auguries of our ultimate triumph by noting
the temper Of our adversary. When federal
whiggery is flushed with confidence as it is
at present--when it fights the battle in ad-
vance-shows how it proposes TO trip our
heels. and shouts itself hoarse in the Joyous
anticipation of victory-then we feel the
''sober certainty" that it is singing its own
death-seng, and that democracy, calm and
collected,as it always is when work is to be
Ione,has nothing very serious to apprehend.
Our opponents labor to instll the conviction
into their troops that nothing can stand be-
fore them. Under some circumstances and
with certain materials, this policy is wise,
but with the federal party the feeling causes
such wild discreditable antics, creates such
arrogance of demeanor and such general
madness of department, that this alOne is
almost sufficient 10 secure defeat without
the operation of other circumstances. In
stead, therefore Of discouraging political
log cabinism, we rejoice to see our oppo-
nents SO busily engaged in playing "baby
house"-instead of Objecting TO the fashion
of "luddling their noses" with hard cider
we trust they will drink oceans of that as
tringent beverage and do nothing from now
to the election but shout Harrison songs and
delight the children by marching about the
streets loaded with badger, trinkets and lit
lie barrels. We trust thev will have no rea-
son to call for ''mOre rope" but take cable
enough 10 give themselves full swing
The money spent is good for trade-the
og cabins will be dry for frewood-the
Wings will have had their sport in advance
md we shall carry our President "sOberly,'
as Lady Grace has it; so that philOsophi-
,ally considered, every party will have its
share Of pleasure from the campaign oil
Is4O"
lTrTl
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-06
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPostTE ST.. PAUL's CHURCH, MA1N-sT.
TERMS

zAe COLUMBLa DEMOCRAT aciR be
published eUery Saturday morning, at
TWO DOLLaRS per annuan, payable
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EYty Cents, ifnot paid aOithin the gear.
No subscription OW be taken for shorter
period than Sir months nor Gny di8coq-
tiauance permitted, until all arrearages
are discharged.
s9DVERZTSEJIENI NIS not erceeding a
square WiH be conspicuoasly inserted at
One Dollar for the first three Insertions,
and IWenty;fve cents for eUery SubSe-
qttent Insertion. krT7.A liberal discount
made 10 those who aiUertise by the gear.
LETTERS s addressed on business, must
be post paid.
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supnort which will render it independent Of the
executive This cannot be-done unless the Peo-
ple themselves are awakened to the necessity Of
contributing to its support on public considera-
tons, and for the purpose of establishing an inde-
pendent and free press. l am encouraged to the
hope that this can be done; and under thathoPe'
have issued this prospectus.
may be excused for saying that appeal to
the past and the present and challenge the PuDiic
confidence l have eLdeavored to support free
press, in the midst of corruption. nave lost
the Executive patronage because l refused TO
obey the Executive mandate. Upon this Tact,
challenge the public confidence and support
cannot expect the partizans of the present adj
rin;stratont to interest themselves to obtain sub
scribers for the Pilot, are they expected to be-
come political correspondents. They are, how
ever. authorised by the Department to frank let
tiers, covering money, and relating to newspapers,
and respectfully ask such to hand over the en-
closed prospectus, ard circular to some one
who may be disposed to give the information
asked for.
The PILOT will be valuable family and COM
mercial newspaper, and there may be found in
almost every town and village some merchant
who will consent to act as agent; where they
have correspondents in this city it is desirable to
obtain such agents, but you are respectfully re-
quested to use your own discretion, and it is hop
ed that the selection will be made in good faith;
where that Is done, your act will be recog-
missed and gratefully acknowledged by your ODE
dient servant. DUFF GREEN.
P. S.-All deputy post-masters are respectful
ly solicited, to communicate an early netice of
the result of elections.
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FOREIGN IMPORTATIONs AT BALTI-
n5DRE.

Per Barque Potomac, Drew, from Liverpoo-l37 tons
and ass sacks common salt 655 sacks slowed do 20 tons
oral coa go casks bottled ale; 65 empty sacks TO Hen
nv Thompson & Son; % bales and 10 eases merchaR-
die to j. Todhunter crates earthenware TO J, r.
Fitzgerald s. Son; packages merchandise to w. E.
Manly.
Per ship Humphrey, from Bremen-55O bundles will
lows to Charles G. BSehen; 1000 paving slabs bar
rels starch to order
Per Bremen Ship Alexander from Brenen-S bales
linen TO +, w. DamIuann; boxes pianos to f. II. Ri
senbrant; cases merchandise to G; & n; PoPpeln'-
292 boxes pipes TO F. Throspenken, Phiadephia bex
books to a. Rosenfield
Per Brig Frances Jane, from Porto Rico-192 hhds
and barrel sugar TO order
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L4MRERT GITTTN Gs,

FACf1.1ACrE PLaHCEse
OFFERS FOR SALE LOW TO CLOSE.
lbs PIG COPPER, received per
q bnraue Jno. A. Robb
CoFFEE-eOO bags old white and prime green Ha-
SJJGAR-2j0 boxes white Havana
HEAIP-70to tons Russia
100 bales Manila
RAVENS DUCKS bales sup. light and heavy
A4,MONDS-IS0 trails soft shell
RAfSINS- $50 boxes picked sEleme7
CJTNNY BAGS-l2 bales various sizes
TOBACCO-l2 boxes Richmond manufactured
MsTTING-l4 bales Spanish floor
LIClUORICE PASTE-24 boxes sup. quality
GUM TRAGACANTA-I2 cases Turkey
SQIJIJLS-7 bales Malta
OIL, OF PEPPERMINT-5c cans
BOILING CLOTHS-Genune Dutch
Also in store the following choice WINES entitled fO
debentuTe
IS gu. casks superior rich PORT WINE, Page & Co.'S
brand
9pipes Temperance PORT WINE, free from SPLITS
or Brandy
70 ar. casks sup Calabria PORT
IS Ind bbls famed "Lagrima Christa'' sweet
WINE OF Naples
20 ar. casks sup Madeira WINE, Burnett. Houghfon
& Co.'S brand
or casks sup. I. p. WINE, Santa Anna brand
do sc Old Sherry H0rtiz brand
I40 cases old Rheunish WINES "Hochheimer" and
s'Nersteiner."
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NOTICE.
A Ii PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY COW

A LII HEhSOA5 " HON. H MA COft~
N Germ hereby required TO take notice that the
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginay
which, belonging James Swan, of Boston, the30tA
day of August, 1880, amounting 10 two million i've
hundred and y-two thousand three hundred and four
s three quarter acres that day, by deed, dated
at Paris, in France, conveyed to Samuel Allison, OF
PHILADELPHIA in fee simple, and have since beepeon--
viewed TO me, in trust, for the United States American
Land Company, and that /, and | alone, as Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed by me,
are or will be, author sed to SELL lease, rent, or other
wise dispose of said lands any of hem and all per
sons are especially notified not to purchase, rent Lease
or otherwise contract with any other person. therefor,
and especially not to purchase of p. Dumas. Jr who
claims mart of the said lands the trustee for the cred
ors of Swan, under act of the Legislature OF via
giua or of one Dumorghue, or any other person pre-
lending TO act for or in the behalf OF the said Dumas or
the creditors of the said Swan.
These lands viii be Sold rented or leased on advanz
qeo.s terms They are scattered through the State Of
Kenacky and Western Yirginl, and persons Wishing 90
purchase rent lease part Of them are requisites
to address me, postage paid, at baltimore
iv24 div rrustee u. s. A. Land Company
l6z-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, LeXins-
tom KY, rsI please insert tins once week Tor ure
months and forward their accounts to this Office
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YayHE SUBSCRIBER offers to his friends and
3 the public in general At his Lumber Yard ON the
Falls below Pratt street Budge.-(Ofiee head Union
Dockl large and general assortment otseasoned Inm
her. Such as Pannel, Common, Select Cumgs, JolsI;
Rafers Shingles Iafhs N Carolina and Il. S. Floor
ing with every other article necessary 10 make agooa
assortment. a quantity of Ark Legs, and also AIR
plank will be sold at reduced prices, as have large
ouanry on hand All those who buy for cash may ex
pect liberal discount. d. L. IhOhAS'
10 III diff
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RICH PAPER HANGIEGs.

RICH PAPER HANGINGS.
EOSEPH CROOK s. GOTT, UPHeLsTERERs, AND
60 PAPER HA SGERs No 49, Baltimore street, between
North and Holiday strcets-have in store
Rich Paris PAPER HANGINGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloll and common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGS-{, sand 8
Venetian Blinds Sofas aud Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
STEAMBOATS, and vessels furnished with despatch.
We very respectfully solicit our friends and the public
n eeperaI TO rive us call. JOSEPH CROOK,
G MATHOTT.
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CARD.
COLD AND sILVEIs WATCHES, 'ta w :

EIRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
NABRIEL u. CGAfstA has reees NY, ,AP P,en,
Lever Lepne and Vrtca Watches, all OF whicn e a,e
made by the best makers and are warranted 70 Peros
accurate time, will be sold as low a. any ar asp,ntaee
by calling a, the stnre, head Of Cheapside No. W.
TER STRESS Baltimore where they viii ma sPoe
n;ns go,d and silver Pencils, Addsons superior make;
Silver and Britannia Ware. German Silver Spoons &c.
N b. Fine Watches of every kind properly repd'led;-
My country friends particularly invited 10 caii'
sure % y NO. s,,, water sue'' C. D. CLARK.
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TfIal OLDEST EssTA BLlSIdHIENT I'M
TIIE GIIY.

EANEIS GRAY's UNIVERSAL BOTANIC
% MEDICINE STORE, No 23 Water street, one
door west BaltmOre where Is constantly
hand and sale the extensive and hest selected
assortment Of MEDICINAL HERBS BARKS, AND
ROOTS, IN the city together with all the Thumpsonian
Medicines; DIR. III. Howara's Medicines, and DIR. w.
Beacb,s Remedies Als0a number of his own pTepara-
TONS all of which warranted TO be equal 10 anF in
the United States in point of quality Wholesale and
tail
with despatch.
Ia7-JAMEs GRAY General Agent for the sale of Dr.
HORTON TfOwARD'S Improved System of Botanic
Medicines. The public invited to call and examine
the above work. and judge of the superiority which IL
possesses over DIR. Samuel Ihompson's New Guide TO
Health.
f-In addition to the foregoing the subscriber w0ad
respectfully Observe that having in his possession the
works of TIL ONiPSoN, BEACH, HOWARD, SMITH
and HEBSEY, distinguished practitioners, who have
devoted much of iertine Io-he requirement OF know
ledge apperng TO the healing art, tar as il is hsed
upon Vegeabe properties, the efficacy of which they
fully tested before they ugated their opinions he
attcrs himself, that, from his experienced and studied
care (the truth OF which is known to many) he = pre-
pared to COMPOUND MEDfcINEs from their dspen-
stores, which he will be pleased to do in obedience 10
those who may favor him with their orders, and he
such persons that every article which passes
through lis han Is will be in conformity 10 the prescnp-
tons of those authors
iy23
IN BATlTInfORE COUNTY COURT May
a Tenn, 1940.-Ordered, That the sae made andwith
in reported by John Scott permanent Trustee Of Basil
ID. Mulikin, fnsolvent Debtor, be ratihed and con-
raed unless to the contrary he shown, be-
4 fere the Huh of August next, Provided copy Of
this order be inserted in newspaper, once week,
for three successive weeks before said 11th dayof Au
gust next The report states that said fnsolvent Debt
oF's equity of redemption life estate piece Of
Ground the City of Baltimore, was sold forelepen
dollars (Sil-l
THos. KELI., cTerk-
lib July, 1910 " r. lax3w-
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SfoN8c WARE.
FEvHE SURSCRIBEIsS have on hand and Intend
perior STONE WARE, which they ofitr for sele
duced prices Country Merchants and others au4 %
well to call as they doubt would be pleased win
the goods and TERMS.
They have also on hano few Of BROTHEK152F's
PERCOL.dTING FTLTERERS, the best aftzIe etsz
invented for the publication of water, as u
from all extraneous matter and b. its operation
the most turpid as clear and peueid as spring
155-Orlers delivered in all parts OF the cly, fzz = =
| pensc. s. 5...<z<, - s
| IS BRoTHERToN s MQRft6zs.s
| ~ % diff a Pitt street adjoining Harioza <u1-
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BALTIC. July Gth. 1870 diff = "
long 40 YOUR INTEREST.

Il)OA TO YOUR II NEltNEl5A' =.
HNVTeEsY person orpersons, whe ma they s1iii !"
H need of Mattresses or Beds, Se ana wish - p'
chase will find ii greatly their interest 10 e;iii ~ hG
Bedding Mart N. w and $. w. corner OF iIomnal"
and Light sts where they will fad, not only me grcai
wise ind tsai Ney can there be purchased on Det
ter terms than at any other establishment in the ciy
~
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ny NyCT<ERBOCKER FOR JULY. 1910
EA -Reenved by WIN. NJ HARRISON
Literary Rooms,
No. IS N. Gay, near Fayette st.
w.surseros IRVING still a neutrality-suspicious.
,;on of the Haunted Merchant-comneaceme of a
new youme--terms s. per annum or Si,25 quarterly,
delivered free of postage. 4
We are gratied in being able to state, that the de
uactnton Plans of improvement are in progress, which
we believe will agreeaby surprise even the best friends
| and warmest admirers Of the work.
i ~
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STONE WARE.
5Ez7EyTC. GFTEGCRTBEGIsS have associated theln-
B selves in co partnership for the purpose OF manu-
featuring STONE WARE under the firm OF BRO
TFfERTONS NORTON at the old stand, Pitt street,
adjoining Hartford Run.
large supply will be always Kept on hand OF very
superior quality. They will st1l continue 10 manuac
tu re The PERCOLATING FILTERS, 50 wen known as
he he nrrs of water ever invented. They hope by
strict attention TO business merit share Public pa
tronage. l.: ~ !, BhUd I diESd "f''
Ratio I,,v e,b 1e40- diff Tvs
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10 TlTIE PURLTC.

a. ~ II. A. BRAINERO having been in
-, tne regular practice of medicine for the last f-
' years' and thereby gained extensive knowledge
, ~ uie SCIENCE OF medicinal operations, is induced
~. me public his PURELY VEGETABLE PILLS, in
le use OF which THOUSANDS have been cured from ~
Ia ahAToRY and other diseases of long standing. He
is uiey VIII not be taken quack medicine, he
~. tuy shbsaniiate his character and likewise
t 81 inc medicne. by those individuals who bave'ta-
auffer;ngs
That the most prominent feature in all diseases orig
mates from deranged state Of the BOWELS, cannot he
denied and as these Pills have been used for many
years producing the salut2ry effect he is therefore
inclined to throw himself before generous public, con-
fdent that fair trial will insure that encourage ment
which he merits
For testimonials of character DR.. Brainerd most re-
specially refers TIE following medical gentlemen =;
Parker CleavelanA, NJ. D. Professor OF Chemistry and
Materia NJ atca,
Dainel Oliver, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Prac
tice OfMedicne
John D. Wells, NJ. d., Professor ofAnatomy and Sur
gerry,
James IGeKeen. NJ. d., Professor of Midwifery,
Bowdoin College, MaiHe.
Henry H. Caias, NJ. D., Professor of theory and Prac
tee Of Medicine,
Chester Dewy, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry, Natu-
raj Philosophy and Botany,
berkshire Bfedied Institution Mus.
N. b. No Druggist or Apothecary will be appointed
agent under any circumstances whatever.
PRICE IS CENTS, SINGLE BOX-S2 PER DOZ. |
Dr.. BRAIsERD's HEAD QUARTERS for sale of PURE
LY VEGETABLE PILLS at
No 10 Lombard St,
(Detwcen Calvert S South streots)
Baltimore July "a, 1910. Feod6w
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1177S 1.1E5E PUwLIC.


ruvIxxs cfxrSA PSF lsE1AT.-The price Of Hats
aoain lo,seysl.-To finding that small pre-
fits turned often is equal to large proits WIN ohg efeu
il teermined 10 sell HATS, for cash. at the follow
mo low prices (which are uRprecedentedl IN EsrAw
STREET. one door north OF Lexington; baek Russia
Hats at So Drab do @ SILK $3.50; Nappea ias ir ,',n
81 Eo rn,vnrfs These Hats made undrr my own
xperinendence; can warrant them eg1al TO any III
the market of the kind and as TO price, the poe can
udge if they not as cheap. :. a., ,b of
=, y ,,, y; - nv u''s jy d2w*
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ETAMILLA CREAM CANDY.--A fresh sup
DIV Of This harmless and m ost delightful CANDY
ust received by @. X. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
and Hira, streets. Also, GUM ARABIC LOZENGES,
Breast - e22
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look no YOUR COMFO6P ~ AfSA 5-. II. H.
TEyHE present and approaching excessive nor WEI.
M Their, is only very oppressive tuu arefa
prudent and advisable, that persons who have any re-
gard for the comfort and health OF theif lenies snou
of the year-especially when good clean dei'ghtlui
NATT;ASSES OF every description can ne hsa 50 se
ylow at the BEDDING MARrSs ". w. anu s. w, ~
70, ners of Lombard and Light streets. Ihose WHO
coubt win please call and examine for themselves
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PROSPECTUS OF "THE PILOT"
"A Political, Commercial, and Miscellaneous
Newspaper, published IN Baltimore by
DUFF GREEN

The Weekly Plot will be greatly enlarged
and in addition to current news and politcs'
will contain the best and latest review OF the
MARKETS. To render it more interesting
as family paper, great care will be taken 10
give choice Miscellaneous extracts, from the
Domestic and Foreign Periodicals, so that our
distant readers, at expense OF two dollars per
annum, will, in addition to news and politics.
have choice selections from those periodicals
which would cost them more than ten times the
sum.
l propose to give, in addition to the chapters
on Kendall, which have been stereotyped, my
letter to the Hon. George McDufie, defending
Gen Harrison from the assaults of this retired
Statesman, and list of the most prominent office
holders, with statement of their salaries, for the
double purpose of enabling the people to take
proper account of all those who, for neglect OF
duty, or abuse of official station, may deserve 10
be removed from Office; and that In case oil Nr
Wan Buren's reelection, when his principles OF a
reduction of wages are to be carried into effect,
the people may act understandingly on the sub
iect of a reduction Of SALARIES. If the price
of property and the wages Of labor are to be re-
duced, there should be corresponding reduction
of salaries. With a view to meet the present
crisis, propose to send the WEEKLY PILOT,
thus enlarged, to clubs and associations or in
dividuals who may remit five dollars or more,
at the rate of FIFTY CENTS for THIRTEEN
NUMBERS.
1t should be understood that the Weekly Pilot is
a permanent paper, to be continued after the
it large permanent subscription, al the rate
of TWO dollars per annum-and that the low
rate at which it is sent, during the Presidential
contest is to serve the great cause of public Ii
berry. DUFF GREEN.
BALTIMORE, July 22d, 1910.
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! AN this occasion feel much pleasure in placin:
| " before the public, the schemes that follow below
Our lot has been always stand the head of the lis
in selling prizes, not the small, 3 number prizes only
but the prizes fhe larger denominations beginning
SlOO0-and raising from that TO 10000 &c. which sums
have been mostly sold in whole tickets persons resi-
dent in our city, and in every State in the Union A
gentleman week or two past received the cash for
combination II. State Treasury, class g. whole
ticket of $1,000, winch sold him Ills philanthropic
feelings made him exact a promise from us to make
known to the public at large superior luck, and in
fully request adventures to be careful address their
orders to JOHN L. STONER,
No. 3, under Washington Hall,
Market street, Baltimore.
JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass B,
To Be drawn at Jersey City, on SATURDAY, August
22ed lsf0 synopsis of the scheme is only laid be-
9re the public,
1925 DOLLARS
I1,5l5 DOLLARS
5000 DOLLARS
1000 DOLLARS
5000 DOLLARS
$500 DOLL AIRS
2,250 DOLLARS
1850 DOLLARS
1900 DOLLARS
500 DOLLARS
1,4O0 DOLLARS
1910 DOLLARS
I,2jO DOLLARS
so, goo DOLLARS
In 80 prizes of 1000 DOLLARS
50 ." $50 DOLLARS
so 800 DOLLARS
60 l6o DOLLARS IL
60 &c 100 DOLLARS
60 9" 100 DOLLARS
rs Nos. Is drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets, S1O-Halves, S5-Quarters, s2,50-
Eighths, 81 p.
Certificate of Package containing p tickets (a the
numbers) we will issue at
WHOLES. .......................S 12S
HALVES, .......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SCI
QUARTERS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1
EIGHfHS, ......--...........$i5'5o
fp7Tfyou wish prize be careful to address above
directed
jy20
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a FISHACH'S IA
I'll Il PRIZE-SELLTNG OFFICE II II
Pratt Street, opposite the Baltimore Ohio r. r. Depot
$4,000 sc in Delaware, Tuesday 2sth inst. Tickets
S5-shares IN proportion.
$4,000 Sc in Baltimore, "Wednesday 18th instant
Tickets 5-Shares in proportion.
$4,000 Sc in Delaware Thursday Both nst-Tickeis
S4-shares in proportion.
$4,000 sc. in Jersey, Friday 3i-tlaH.-Ticheis si-
shares in proportion
$4,000 sc. in Virginia. Saturday IL AugE5t.-~Tie'
kets Sl0-slares in proportion.
For the Capital Prizes directto
FTSHACH'S
LOTTERY and EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No IA Pratt street. opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Depot
iy 81