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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
Court Of SessEor,a.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen MILLER and DEvt
NJ. {. PATERSON, Esq. District Attorney.

Before the Recorder. and Aldermen MILLER and DEver
NJ. L. PATERSON, ESQ. District Attorney.
Trial for Grand Lnrceny.-- Mary L. Martins
aias Ea Rhodes tried for grand larceny stealing god
watch CHAIN breast pm OF si1 from Miss julia Aaber,.
of No. 13l Woossr.strce the SQth December last She
pawned he watch cham to MIR King. pewnGoker Cs
nalsreet for $40. where the property found She was
have the watch and chain at the bar o the Bower
Theatre the night keore Christmas Th- jury found hr gUay
and the court sentenced her TO the State Pson Tor year,
TrldIJ0r ASSJtHt ant Bottery.-ienrS L. Head.
ley md Thomas Butler were Tor assault and battery
John Brady driver of Of the Harlem stages, July asr
after ii o'clock ut night ab6ing HIM through the hand with
them both npsearng that the uccsed weio hrst assaulted
and dragged from the stage.
2ri0L for Assault and Battery tciR intent 10
Eugene McCnfrey tired for ussau, and battery
HIM. abbng him in the abdomen with knife While the7
company the OF Broadway and Corlnndts.
1t appeared that Welsh. finding AlcCarey hand III h poek
knife. plunged into Welsh, inilictins dangerous wouGd
Welsh carried p the Hospital, and with great difficulty
saved from DEATH The Jury found him guilty. aud the
Court sentenced hi,n the State Prison for years and
HO!te proSeqas.-In the case OF john Hsdden,
indicted for assault and battery on Connd Scheppef the
District Attorney ordered that R0e proStQDi be entered
Keeping Df5orderiy HOnSe.-Jamss Danger
ostos street where boys are permitted To assemble ON sun.
days and e dnys to gamble drink play cards for drink &C.
The Jury found hun gn and Tie Court sentenced n to TIC
Penientiary Tor months.
IriaL for Illegal Voting and Perjury.- Henry
Iiut c for voting illegally and swearing his vote at
the poll OF the ihdistc 18Th wnrd at the ne election ON The
electon that had was sorry us re ad be
huu not bean New iork but ln five mtn' und
understood he ve1.n Niiansburg until tia ~. Of
May beginning of June The Jury found HIM not guilty.
For ylelthTes.-Peier AckeIInan und Mary Acksr-
man. indicted for assault and battery; and John Mekop, NJ
dctcj for assault and battery with intent TO kllsev.ny
ces were forfeited.
The Court adjourned to II on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
.r.tiop before tho New England Society month

sration befJre the No~-bnS lahu SootoJ
ago. .t,,;red
Mr.. Rusrr Of South Carolina having obtained
the floor, the Committee then rose. >,
Or motion ef Mr.. HaRDIy, the Post once oi'i
,gas;aken from tae Comm!ttee Of The hoe sno
referred to the Committee On Post offlces apo
Post Roads
The House then adjourned till to morrow at
o'clock, when we shall hear some genuine oout'
Carolina Democratic thunder
From the Madscnan
In SENArE.-Mr. EyAss presented the crc5en-
tiels OF Hon John Fairfield, certifying his eec-
tio., 10 serve as Senator for Maine, Tor sn yeais
from the 4th OF March, 1S45.
Mr. BENTON presented rc7oiutoas from me
General Assembly of Missouri for the Anne1a-
ton of Texas, which he wished printed ana re-
ierred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs: he
said that the memorial WIS entitled from him 10
the highest respect, because the position o. 81 MIS-,
sour gave har special interest IL the affairs OF
Texas. The General Assembly were iui'y
aware, as stated in their resolution. as 10 me
manner in which the Texas revo ution was gl-
fected and he, too, was not lnsenslole 10 IT. i' =.
a speech which he made on 1t at the tihle ,'a- II
occurred in this body, il would be seen tliat :, ii.
was no. opposed TO the independence Oh t,ia'
country, and that it would be better to reaa tnat
speech than to make 2 new one. t'af. D. 'ne,i
read part of his specch.) He was struck with
the cause which led 10 lie Texas revolution, and
that which led to the American revelation
There was similarity between the causes which
led to both these revolutions. The views pre-
sented in the resolutions of the General Assem-
by of Missouri, we're warranted in their gross,
and it gave him great satisfaction to corrOborste
their views.
He said that majority of the people of Mis-
four were in favor of Annexation-that they
were deeply interested in it, In these view: he
concurrcd with the General Assembly of Mis-
souri, that this was a great national question,
and he felt himself bound to give them his sup
port Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. ATcunsoN said that he always recognised
the doctrine of the right of the constituent to H.
struct his representative, and OF the representa-.
tive 10 obey the instruction of his constituent =
He concuned in the report of the compromise
which these resolutions afforded to settle the
ouestiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
CITY NTELI.IG ENCE
TUESDAY.
JUSTICES HASKELL. AND DRlNKER



Thc Cont met this alternopa in reference 10 the
charges Justices HAsxzLL and DsISKER the lover
Pccs--Judgc ULSHegrrxE IN the Char.
The charges justice Drlker Is in number 10
which accused of refusing complaints in case,
Of grand larceny, dechsrgng pefsoas without exsmisa;oo
taking from to Office ant returning uncurrs
directing Canary bird and cage. which had been stolen snd
brousk BY Of the officers the Police occ TO be seI
his house, &c.
The charges against Justice Haskell four number as-
cusDs him of having discharged prisoners without e1aina
or who had been committed Tor iraad larceny, drawing
pistol person while the bench compelling the Clerk 10
r 500 that had been taken from PRISONER ENocs
CA the Reporter Of the Herald. who had brought an orse
with the mans mark only appended. for Il; which uan a,s
wards denied that he had authorized Camp get H. and
has been indicted for obtann. said oaeyao for seae,a
un,nes of temper and ncompcey discharge the duties
ofihc Office. e..
Aresoiuon adopted directing the District Aornay to
copy of,e charges upon the accused five days before
the of the Ccur aat notifying ;hem appear
in their defence.
Tho Court then adjourned without, naming any particular
day. .,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

TIE LIGHT. .HousE SysrrM-AIr Lewis in the
course OF his lecture on this suhjsclat Clinton Hail.
on Monday evening, stated, ,ha, the British Go
vernmen; exercises III, mos, active and vigorous
supervision over the whole subject. lf properly
authenticated complaint be made agains; any Keeper
OF Light, house, CT against any person connected
with the Lighthouse establishment, thorough n-
vestigaIiou is immediately gene into by committee
of Parliament. In proof O. this. the lecturer held
up two ponderous ocFavo volumes containing, ss We
GnAersiood the speaker, ihe ore Of them evsst deal
of mportsut testimony on the subject of Light.
houses; the other, an immense amour; Of intorua-
ton oh.ained ftor witnesses in relation 10 ship
wrecks; which be sad would prove oS great value
10 merchants ship-cwners, insurers and sii Others
coseerned IN skipping. The who,n subject was
highl, interesting particularly TO commercial COM
tauniry like ours. By the way, we are happy 10
lsasn INA, Mr. l.. has been induced TO postpone his
departure and that the lecture will be repeated this
sveaiDg st,hs same place. Let all who tase an in.
terrst in the raer he dscussss, fsi not 10 attend,
asitis quite improbshie that siuilar opportunity
vii. ever sgaia occur--owing to the expensiseress
eId uawieldicess OF the beautiful apparatus.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
yice-chance,Ior,s Court.
Before Hoa. WV. I. McCory. Vice Chancel

BeIote HOh. WM T. NcIOIN. vice ChanceIof.
Daniel B. Tay lor vs.. Jane Ann Taylor. his wiss
The complainant obtained wit of habea, corpus. out
before Judge Oakley requiring his wife Jane tnn surrender
Ia his and custody her two children. little boy or
years of and cr about two years younger The chen
accordingly brought before Judge Oakley On the pat
of complainant shewn that lie had catered a.
gng her with imprope conversation with young ed
Fncs Pinto who boarded in the house with coHpl,n
ant his wife and two children did, the Bowerytbe con
plant being based the affidavit OF young who sko
boarded 10 the house with them. and whoe aOned
theirs.
The application opposed by Mr. Elinewood behalf
of Ms Taylor.
Mr. Cram stated that he aware the father unless good
cause shown 10 the contrary hhd right 20 the custody
OF the children. but he thOug such had been
out IL ,hs CouI: would that the children should mot be
tUkcn out Of the jurisdiction ni the Court. and the mother have
right To visit tem when She pleased. rney would withdraw
the defence before Judge Oasiey. 1heCouTi ed
accordingly.
On motion of Mr. G. the Court ordered that Mr Taylor cd
sL0 ennhe Mrs Taynr defend the sut dyurc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
To-Dev.s Outside.

ON the FIRST PGse-Iser irem EuropePOtcnl Reforms.
Monument; Henry Clay.-Aien PasengeB.-TaNes.-
Slave Question in Kentucky. y.-Misceaneous Items.
On the LGst Pdge-Mediations. s.-Amercan Manners ard
British ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in NIcsmersm-The Lake Trade
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

B- THOMAS II. FLETCHER, one of the most
erninent LAWYERS and distinguished men IN Nash
vile (Tenn.) died very suddenly on Sunday, The
l2th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

VIRGINIA u S. SENAroR-The Lover House
of the Virginia Legislators have made propo
sitiOn to the Senate 10 go into an election of
U. S. Senator this dav.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
Court calsndsr-This day.

CrRcurr CouRr.-Nos. 50, 80, 81, IS, Sc. 81, Sa,
90, 91 %, 90, 81, SO.
ComuoS PLEAs.-Nos. 8, II, I6, lS, 81, %, %,
o5 ~, 97
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
Supreme Conrt orr. V.

Before Che! Justice JoSzs and Judges OAKLEY and v.
DERPooL.
Decisions.
Eli w. Butler vs.. Ernest EiedIer, ct al.-N'olion
granted.
George w Pait vs. Maa Blakey and George n. Peck ct
alAorion strike the Snien Island Bank ganrd
John : Belts. e, al. George k-nne ct al-alOton iot
Plaintiff Denied without o.>ts.
Roland &. Mitchell Vs. Andrew CarrlGan-MOtlou denisd
Robert +. Ws!ow James K. Paimcr.O Order at Cham
beIs niiimel Sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

On tho ,I inst By Rev. John pemp.ter. Mr. RICHARD
BUsTEED To Miss CORDEi.IA FRANCES. only daushn
oil Phlu i;oanc, ESD all OF this CITY,
AZ Flseryle Jnnnnr 18Th, by Rev. Daniel Dow D. D. Dr.
LOWELL. BOLBROUk, of Thompson, 10 f. EI.LE,
daughter OF WlIlum Fs.er Esq. OF FIshervle
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
DIED.

On Friday 18th inst ofnsasle, OLIVIA younge.t da rh.
sr Of Henry end Elizabeth Seyen aged years, months
In the Town Of HARRISON Weschester County nj the resi-
dence of her son, Jo.lua Horton, Mrs SUSAN HORTON,
wife of the 'ae William Hoton aged ahoq, 81 years.
Abrahsm aad Jane y. Lockwood e New Providence n. j.
in the llth year Of her gRe.
THE relatives end friend. of the family general nyte
70 attend her iunealih (Wedgeday) afternoon at halt PS
O'clock the residence OF her grandfather Joseph l
Iaud, No. jay ST. .,,,
0f scnfIet fever. Tuesday sorning. 9l inst OSB0RS
CURTIS aged 5 months y days, oniy of Henry T. aod
Susan Kumme. - ICON
Suddenly on Goth iast DANIEL BARCLAY, in The 4fh
year oi his age. ,,.,,, +, -,
aged 81 years. - ,,,>,, -
81 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
MAKiiIED.

FIRE The Garland Tavern in Bangor wss
burned on Saturday last. Loss, $1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

JNDIASA.-The Legislature of Indiana closed its
session on the 18Th instant, without having made
choice OF United States Senator TO fill tine vacancy
that will occur in the delegation from that State on
the 4th of March next.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
pos,.Omce Departmsnt.

The Post Office Department, as at present Or
ganized, affords the Merchants, Publishers, Man
ufacturers and business men generally, very i'm
portant facilities in their business transactions,
and we are greatly in hopes that before the pre-
sent Congress adjourns such new features and
powers will be granted as will render it still mare
useful and important. Remittances for o'ir pa
per, are forwarded to us from all sections OF the
country, generally in small sums, and it is only
occasionally that we are the losers by this sys-
TEN Of forwarding funds. During the last year,
however although the gross amount of losses is
not quite equal 10 that of the previous year, get
the number Of letters containing money which
never came 10 hand, is much greater. We are
advised by the Postmasters at the places men,
TONED below, that letters containing the sums
opposite the respective Offices were mailed to ur
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

al OEtnrio 49, No. 5.S79. A. i. Madison Co s., No
4,Gs A-Jan ), 1851 ]. WGtervie, S5, No. Ie9, A-ScD
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

~ The Orphean Famy'i Concert, winch was 70 ne
taken place Rutgers Institute las, eseaing Wa m
nnti IHuRsp.y IN consequence OF Mr.. H. DRomS ,,,
inasposon lnrge Number of Ladies aud Genasihen s
present notwithstanding the extremely bad waikns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

No ELECTION YEr.-Thc fifth trial says the
Boston Atlas, for the election of Mayor and FIVE
Alderman took place on Monday, and the result
was no choice of Mayor, and the election of two
out of the FIVE Aldermen voted for. The gentle
men elected Aldermen are NIessrs. Benson Leavitt
and Samuel S. Perkins, whose names were borne
upon The Young Mems Faneuil Hall, and Ma
tive tickets. There are now five Aldermen elect
ed, and they constitute quorum of tho Board Of
Aldermen.
The following are the retus:
idss i4S7 issS 'iS'5a' is5a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
a.. Gallery OF Painttngs at AuctIon.-II

great sale Of oil Paintings and Marble SatnaTy Tnch
have inhen place last Friday evening" pos'pone. os ~
of the storm until Tomorrow Evening, when ,aS
ao.i,iyey take placa at the Granite Build1s z5i s.
;yLere they are now open lor inspection. ADMISSION
choicest gems the Gallery remain yet 10 be soy, - ~
many valuable Paintings hEve been added o. . n Wi, p.
lively be sold he same time to the highest pIaoei.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

~ All Philadelphia Subscripti9nss 20 Gee,eg &c
TsIsusg m be paid TO the Agents Zieber & 90. D Ia
buildings 81 and Chesnuts sts, where snse ip
be obtained daily at O'Clock w
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

OF This is the usual Grand Family Holiday a The Ane-
eau Cseuri ad with such combination OF novelties aDd al
fractions shall greatly wonhsr there nai m iI III
utaug &c &c; aGd the lad es will find every pfoyonl loi
their convenience the new saieon reh'p
this alternoon NJ O'CLOCK aad ths eyenlng - "
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

Ey@ In the consequence of the indisrositinn OF
Mr.. f. H. Brown, the Concert of the OIpheau Fami-
ly advertised FOR last evening, was postponed. 1t
will take place ai Rutgers Institute, Thursday
evening, when their deserved popularity will doubt
less attract u large audience.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

~ The attractions the New.York cieuSa are an M
pa.ents ore very great cunoes. Tlc 'kja AID ban s
perfectly white, while their eyes a'e pax they posses % @
iecinc lbs They dauce with Jore and hs,f
sorr.rre r,,s rsojIy IN the tnaon Of the audienee M
" undoubtedly TIE finished and aceompsned yS me
st that has ever appeaed the Museum "A Pete .s5 ,5s
\ charming little creature and dances divneiy yfeal III
ern and host Of peforncrs appear. All of one ~
| Linz
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE is served at eaIly hour in sry
ou Of This City Brooklyn NINE CENTS per week
be the Carrier these who prefer it. al the same rate
for months year. payable the Office in advance
Persons wns be served will please send in their names
through the Post Office or otherwise.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-11
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Horrible Outrage Yesterday morning. be-
tween and O'Clock, an outrage Of the most
desperate and shocking character was perpe-
trated at a house Of bad repute in WIKI street,
a few doors from Caroline, by which the life of
an unfortunate female has been placed in the
greatest peril. The facts of the case, as far as
we have been able TO ascertain them, are as
follows. Elizabeth Hill, young woman who
lived in the house, had retired to her room in
the garrett, and when near daylight, a man
calling himself Peter Watkins, who had been
secreted during the night under the bed, rush
ed from his place OF conceament, grasped the
unfortunate woman in his arms, and then
threw her with all his force ont of the garnet
window to the pavement below, a distance Of
at least seventy-hve feet She would have
undoubtedly been instantly killed, but Fortunate
ly she fell upon an awning post, which in some
measure broke the force of the fall. Hucks-
ford an individual who was in the house at
the time, so soon as he could gather together
his scattered senses, went below and sent for a
physician, when in a short time DR.. Dashiell
was in attendance, and rendered the sufferer
every possible aid. On examination it was
found that one of her hip bones was dislocated
her head bruised and cut in a dreadful manner,
and one Of the large toes completely severed
from the foot Some benevolent gentlemen,
headed by Justice McAllster, Capt. Costsan
and DR.. Dashiell, soon raised subscription,
and sent the unfortunate woman to the lnfrma.
ry, where she will be properly attended to,
Two weeks board was paid for her in advance.
Previous to her being sent to the lnfrmary,
Justice McAllster took her affidavit, in which
she distinctly stated that Peter Watkins was
the individual who committed the outrage. A
warrant was then issued and placed in the
hands of officers Bangs and Myers, who sue
ceeded about three o'clock in the afternoon in
arresting the accused. He underwent an EXAM
nation before Justice McAllister, who fully
committed him to take his trial at the present
term of the Criminal court. The prisoner is a
young man about 90 years of age, and halls
from Kent CO., Md, lie is represented as a
person OF the most desperate character.
Breaking Things Officer Moore arrested
! yesterday, boy named John Moore, on the
charge of breaking the furniture in the cabin
of schooner lying at the long dock. He was
! committed to Jail by Justice Schaeffer.
! .aripai Of Emigrants. There arrived at this
port, on Monday last, 1873 emigrants from Bre.
men.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-11

ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE. We learn
from the N. o. Crescent City, that on the ID
inst. as the towboat Phenix was leaving the
wharf with several vessels in fowl for the
Balze. an accident occurred TO one of her boil
ers which caused a slight explosion and escape
of steam. Two of the deck hands, in the hur-
ny and confusion Of the moment, jumped over
board, and one ofthem, named Thomas Bryan,
of Boston, was drowned. The other was i'm
lnediately picked up. The accident to the
boiler was very inconsiderable and will be ca
silly repaired.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-11
ENLOATING CAPITALISM NJ, DoYLE's

ENLOATING CAPITALISM NJ. DOYLE'S
n Capital Prize Depot, opposite the Railroad De
pot, next to Bradshaw's United States Hotel. The
only way TO account for the prosperity of city
present and the quantity of money in circulation is by
the great number of prizes sold at DOYLE'S last
week. More than 100000 paid out at this Office
last week to citizens and strangers. The following
splendid prizes are to be disguised of this week:
WEDNESDAY, capital $25, 600, tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets $2t shares III
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets ST., shares in
proportion This is brilliant scheme, for pack Rage
of % whole tickets cost only 1913, and must draw
sl3rsk only 500 halves only $40, quarters emily So
they may draw over Sl00 900.
liberal discount will be paid to persons VINO puf'
chase by the package or quantity,
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky Numbers, oy
the package single ticket, share All orders, pei
mail or otherwise, addressed to
nj. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street,
II rRl Opposite b & o. R. R. Depot
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-11

0I5- DIR. JOHN NJ WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East BdltimOTe-St.,
fth door east of Front.-'IHE BEsT SERIES or MEDI-
ClNEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold al this La
h0ratory, 10 wit:-lndiau Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills % cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
Blers, % cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific 30 cents
a hottie; Cholera Specific, 25 cents a bottle; New
Emetc Preparation, l25 cents a vial; Pedilnvum or
Foot Bath Powder, 24 cents package; Cough Sy
rlp, for the cure of COnsumPon Coughs, Colds, &c.
373 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2d cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cous medicine for mothers and infants SO cts bottle;
Rheumatic Lniment and E4nbrOcalOn, and accom-
paniments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles So Dyson
terry Cordial 50 cts bottle, &C. &c sc. Printed d-
rec0nS for the administration of these remedies
company each article. N. b. Advice given by DIR.
w. free of charge. ml3-f
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-11

90 LIVERY STABLES REMOVED. The un-
dersgned would respectfully inform all his old Gus
TONERS and friends, that he has removed from the
Wheatfcld Stables to the FRANKLIN LIVERY
STABLES, between Howard and Liberty streets, in
Cowpen alley, Immediately in the rear of Mcssrs.
Geo. Bartlett Coz East OF the old stand, Hewould
state he has for hire fine Saddle and Buggy IlOrses
also Buggys without horses His Stables are large
and airy, and good Sheds for carriages. Gentlemen
keeping their hotses with him may depend upon their
being well attended to.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-11

A SMALL LOTTERY
"a BEAUTIFUL SCHEME!
Tickets only $l5-Haves 10 cents-Quarters 37b cts
DRAWING TAKES PLACE
ON SATURDAY, 18th OF JUNE.
FLETCHER & CO., No. HOLIDAY STREET
take this early opportunity of calling attention to this
splendid little lottery, for the l4th of June, in which
we will sell on certificate,
package of y Whole Tickets for $40
DO. % Half do. for 10
Do. 81 Quarter do. for 5
Do. % Eighth do for y
aud package may draw $500. The principal
Prizes to be drawn are:
5000 DOLLARS 500 DOLLARS
1000 DOLLARS 800 DOLLARS
900 DOLLARS 400 DOLLARS
of $780, of $l5O, of 800, 10 of $50 20 of $780, Sc
66 numbers, 10 ballots.
DO Orders, Orders, Orders. For packages or sin
gle tickets should be forwarded by the earliest mails to
secure packages and good selection of numbers. No
postage need be paid on any letters sent to us on lot
terry business with enclosures of Prize tickets or
money-We also send the drawings to all our custom
ers free of postage. Direct as usual to
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO.,
1t Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-11

ENIFE three number tickets sold yesterday by
n BYRNE < co. and the cash paid to the
fortunate holders We paid out the handsome sum
of $4,000 for prizesths is indeed pleasant both for
our patrons and ourselves. Call early TODAY fer
the S25 ,OO0-tickets $40, qrs. 81
Drawn numbers of yesterdays Lottery, class %:
4 90 ~ 30 30 30 - % AZ 65 8 SO "a 81 %
BYRNE x co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
1t and South-st., yellow House.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-11

TEYHE GRAND PRIZE of $4,000 is TO be of
q fered TODAY! Who will have il The ID
capital is S6009; Sd $500, an4 each succeeding CAPT
tai diminishing $500 until it gets down TO $1,000 The
whole scheme thus furnishing a beautiful chance for
investment, and exceeding in richness any Lottery of
fered here for months. Tickets SO. 10 Nos Is Bal
lots. A package of % wholes cost $3.50 and must
draw more than one half net at the lowest and may
draw five OF the very highest prizes. SO look out!
II. L. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Right Oh the Corner-HCad of Centre Market