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Thee lands, comprising between three and four
thousand acres are supposed to contain quantities Of
coal iron and other valuable minerals, large p0rtun
OF them are well adapted TO agricultural uiposes the
surface of country is elevated and saubreas and the
best timber for the market, such yellow pine, white,
black and rock oak and hickory, exists in limitless
quantities. Ga No is Steam saw and Grst ill
with Engine of 90 hsrse power, and all the equip
ments and appurtenances necessary to put them in
efficient operation. On No 10 is the late residence
of Mr. William Carroll, with the usual buildings SC.
This is place of great beauty and attraction, and the
purchaser easily add to ii ether lots lying
border, az No 9, 10, Ac.
These lots will in all cases, indeed, be sold separ
raely collectively, as purchasers may desire. The
other undivided half Of the property will, the
time, and on the same terms Of payment be sold by
Jacob Snivey, Esq, Of Hancock, who holds it under
a Deed Trust. The sale WILL of course, be clear Of
all ineu mbrances, taxes, &c. more particular de-
scrp"n of each lot will be read at the sale, shown
before the sale, 10 those who, wishing TO purchase,
will call on the subscriber The terms Of sale pre-
scribed by the decree fourth cash. the rest in
equal portions at 6, and 10 months, with interest, to
be secured by bonds approved by the subscriber!
j. J. SPEED, Trustee.
o5 lawts fri and Civilian, Cumberland.
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A hLEGANY LANDS AT CflANCERY

IN SALE. In virtue of a decree of the High Court
of Chancery, the subscriber will expose public
at the Exchange, in the city of Bal imore, on MON
DAY, the Oath day Of November, 1886, at o'rik.
z Nj. one undivided half part of II tracts Of LAND
in Alegauy county, numbered from | 10 L. IncIu-
sively, on a surv' and plat of said lands recently
made (which may be seen by calling on the subscrib-
and which will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
These Lands part OF the locations and estate of
William Carroll, Esquire, aud sold to satisfy
lien due from party that purchased from him. They
all lie contiguous to the Potomac River, near the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road, and tae Cumberland Turnpike, l6 miles
above Hancock, and 90 miles below Cumberland, by
the life of the turnpike.
No. |, called ''Part Of Canal and Rail Road" con
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~ ALL COME OUT CLEAN!

" Es! We place dozen dirty Shirts, with
u little soap, and "A bucket full of hot water in K,
LuKENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from ls to 90 minutes
they all come out perfectly clean! Again we pat in
from TO 10 Sheets Table Cloths, with soap ana
water, as before; and in IL or Is minutes tkey all
come ont clean! Lastly, we lay from 81 to so small
pieces, (such as can be placed ogether) with soap
and water, as above, and in from Is to 30 minates
they also come out clean! Wonderful rs this NAV
seem it is done by the action and re- action of the wa
ter 10y means of Pressure) in connection vita The
soap, without any rubbing surface or friction what
evor consequently the clothes are not only unnured
by the operation, hut actually made to last t,vtee
az long "a when washed by hands. 90 Exhibitions OF
washing every Monday (morning) and Friday (aftet
noon Come then and see the machine in operation,
As 1t never fails to convince those who do Enter
prisng men should make themselves acquainted With
this most useful invention, deserving as il does
place in the kitchen of every "mily PRICES are SIS
$40 and sa5, according to size warranted 10 perform,
peHand last for years, if nst according directss
All orders by letters (post.I id) or otherwise ptonz
y attended 10. MANDATORY No. "a FRONT
STREET, (at the bend) between Pitt and i.ow-s,s,
Old Town, Balla Ore, Maryland.
a3-mfr6m T.. LIrEENS
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NJ POr OF FRENCH MILLINERY
y GOODS. No. 92l RALTlMAGE. ST rnr,

III q X
NJ GOODS, No. 22l BALTIMORE. ST, POUR
DOORS EAST or CHARLES STREET.
SaLHOFS SMALL have Just received from New
York by the late Packets from Europe, and are now
opening their Stock of Fall Millinery Goods consist
ing entirely of French mporations, and comprising
all the
New and magnificent styles of Paris RIBBONS
Fashionable Bonnet VELVETJ, silks aud SATINS
Moiles, Fl0unces. Grapes, Lisles. TarIetons
Paris FEATHE RS anu Artificial FLOWERS
Thread, Silk and Cynpure LACES, EDGINGS, and
INSERTiNGS
Cap and Veil Nets, Velvet Bonnet Trimmings
Demi Thread Wells and Thread Lace CAPS
Fous' atoms, Leno, Wire, Chip aud Glue
and article in the Millinery line at the lowest
New York wholesale prices
30 cases Braid and Stlaw BONEErS, suitable for the
Fall trade. o3lm SALMON b SMALL.
EOAL-COAI-COA GIEsE & SONS
" COAL YARD, Spears Wharf, where may be
had at the lowest cash prices, ANTHRACITE COAL
in all varieties, selected from the best mnes-among
which are:
Coal Brook, Po p @n oi }Fsx, and
in the lump. For sale By the cargo or single ton
Orders lef at the yard or At counting -roor, will
DC promptly attended, 10. GEESE x SON,
sell 6u" Comnerce-st Wharf
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LtST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30 l845.
IRON CHE EXCHANGE aGAo,Ne-Roou voo--
CLEARED,


sSchr Aureius, Robertson, Mobile, master.
SAlLED-ShIp Luise, Steenken, Bremen; schrs
Neptune, (Br.) Farrell, ST. Johns, N +; Mary Catha-
zine, Adams, Charleston.
ARRIVED,
Brig Margaret Knight, 8 days from Portland pas-
Ter ard potatoes, to Kirkland, Chase K Co.
Brig Eagle, Fessenden, from Boston, assorted cargo
10 T. r. Matthews.
Br. schr shannon, Gandon, from st. Lucia and
f3arbadoes, ballast.
Schr Kate aubrey, Chandler, 10 days fin Portland,
plaster, TO Kirkland Chase &Co.
Schr Queen; Edrdge, days from Fall River, do
3nesttcs, 10 Fisher, Miller 4 Co.
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, z days from Providence,
ballast.
schr Mankin (newl Terry, days from New York,
assorted cargo, to l. Mankin.
Schr Rochester, Rogers, from New York, assorted
cargo, TO ]. w. Brown.
Steamer Baltimore Claypool, FIN Philadelphia, mdse
DO J. A. Shriyer.
BELoW-A brig supposed the Jabez; topsaii, and
three fore and aft schs.
MEMORANDA.
AT 81. Thomas 9TH inst.-Brigs Mary Ann, Benja-
min, to sail in few days, for Baltimore, via Turks
island; and VIM. Price, Mason, repairing
Brig Chickasaw, Kendrick, for Baltimore, (befure
reported cleared) sailed from Boston 9th inst.
5chrs Sarah E. Merrill Strong, and Mich igan, Ter
ny, for Bait. cleared at York 29ih inst
Schr Lochel, Lufkin, from b Baltimore, arrived at
Castine 10th inst.
Schr Augustus, Kilborn, from Baltimore, arrived at
SeWburyp0u 9th inst.
Schrs Tryall, Gibbs, and Pearl, Niakerson, from
Baltimore, arrived at Providence 9th inst.
Schr Josephine LatOurette, from Baltimore, arrv
ed At New York 2Sth inst.
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RLAsKETs, FLArNELs, DoMEsTICs,

BLANKETS, FLAnNELS, DOMESTICS,
ED &C. The subscriber has on hand, a large as
sortment OF fine and superine Whitney BLANKETS,
Of all the different sizes and qualities which he is
enabled to sell CHEAP Alss low priced point dol TO-,
ity very cheap; large assortment of white and col'd
FLANNEL5, all widths and qualities; a general as
sertnent OF beached and brown MusIias and Shirt
ing; plain and twilled Osnaburgs; linen and cotton
shirtings; Irish Linens, huekaback towenK; Crash;
plaid Domestics; Ticking; handsome low priced Cal
icoes and many other seasonabe and desirable art-
ces, to which he Invites the attention Of purchasers.
THOMAS r. NELSON,
No IS Baltimore st.
N. 3. Also on hand, a beautiful assortment of
rich chintz, colored and plain green flooring BAIZE.
olo-eolm Esl
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yHNHE PATRONS OF NJ. DOYLE STILL

'VENHE rAFNONS OF M. DOfLE STILL
n ahead in the way Of purchasing capital prizes
Every drawing shows the superiority OF the Grea
Capital Prize Depot over all others During week
ak gentlemen from Pa on visit TO this city, pr
|ch1sea several packa9es, and out Of the persons
| obtained handsome prizes, the smallest Of which wa
prize Of $1,000, half ticket Also several COED prizes
20 correspondence Give him trial in some Of the
following magnificent schenes for this week.
FRIDAY, capital prize S9,OvU tickets $2A, shares il
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion We will sell certificate 0f package Of
whole tickes for &lg % halves for S. ~ quarters
gesa pocket full If change for snali outlay by ap
1t4ying at the right spot.
liberal ,tiscnuat will be paid to persona who pur
chase By III. package or quantity.
For in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, BY
Ne package single iekot, or share All orders, PEI
xuail or otherwise, addressed TO
n. DOYLE, No. l44 Pratt street,
II IA1 Opposite B. b o, r. z. Depot.
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OFFICE OF fletcher 6 co.

nUBLIC ATTENTION is called to the splendid
IL little lotteries to be drawn To-Day and To-
MORROW. the official schemes of each can now
be seen this Office. $4,000 capital, tickets $751;,
(0O0 capital, tick is 81 Packages and single tickets
every variety Uf combination Citizens and strang-
hrs are solicited to call and try their luck
Drawn Nos. class 30-lowest prize SO, are
90 SO 10 SO 40 "a 70 A 3 10 36 "a 81 80
Orders in all authorized lotteries should be careful
! y addressed to
Agents for the Managers.
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TPLT BOX CORNlCES. To render more
" complete his husia<ss arrangement, the susscti-
Der has added Gliding Shop to his establishment
and is now prepared 10 pet up short notice, CUR
TAiH5 with all he fixtures cenplete.
His arranEt meats are such chat he will be able to
furnish Glk Box COsnees As., IA advance of the la
test styles and most approved haish and in Knsh ing
,si Of Curtains, in consequence Of having the Up
hOlstery and Gliding all under ene's eye greater ad
vanages both in facility and Of course
accrue to the customer. Also Curtain Band Of new
st, lie and character, together with Poies, Ends Cen
tres and Pings, rendering the assortment the most
complete in the city.
Mr. A. +. JUDLis, so long aad favsrahiy kAown for
his skill a. good tasse, will attond to the getting up
Of Curtains.
VENETIAN BLINDS -Akso Venetian Blinds, of
all eolors AMI all sizes, made in oar usual superior
manner, with from 10 to ~ stats tn a blind.
MATTRESSES.-AIsoH Hair, Husk, Moss, Cotton,
Wool, SC. with fine licking, SC.
Also, FEATHER BEDS.
The whoie at prices to suit the times.
JAS. II. COX, l62 Baltimore street,
oll-lm D. dOoT west of the Museum.
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UDAINTING. The most splendid exhibition o
III PAINTINGS ever offered in Baltimore, may b.

DAINTING. The most splendid exhibition OF
Ii PAINTINGS ever offered 10 Baltimore, may be
seen at No. 205 Baltimore street, over CampbelPs
Jewery Store. The exhibition consists of the cele
brated Painting of La Belle Nature, which has been
euogzed by gentlemen of taste and learning, more
than any other picture that has been offered in the
States. The subject is young Female sitaated in
richly decorated apartment, just rising from bath
and wipng her foot with napkin. Though The
figure is nearly state of nudity the position ID such
as no indeeate Impression in the spectator
who is rather struck with a sentiment of admiration
and respect Expressive Of every unchase or indicate
pusa ion. Also Daphne De L'Oiympe painting
similar TO the above and two very large paintings one
representing the Prodiga Son in The Wi deness, and
the other his return to his Father All Of which are
from the pencil of Boudet of Paris, pupil Of int in
mortal David's. We positively assert that painting
equal to La Belle Nature was never exhibited in
America.
Admiss 25 cents--children half price. o3O-lw
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[rRon THE LATE AUCTION SALES, NEW YORK;
RICH FRENCH GOODS.
IN GARDNER has received from the late per
IL . emptory sales in New York
Rich French EMBROInERfES which will be sold
at 30 per cent below former prices.
Rich Dress SILKS; SHhWLS and sCARFS, "a
great variety1 CASHMERES and MOUSE DE
LANES; CLOAKlNGS, &c.
All Of which having been bough, extremely low,
will be sold at great bargains, at
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
030 No. los baltimore street.
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STAMMERING AND SUFFERING
CURED BY DIR. MAYS, OF VA.
nR. MAYS begs leave most respectfully 70 an
e. nounce to the citizens Of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city for the special purpO.e of curing I'M
PEDlMENT3 OF SPEECH, and all other defec Is in
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials 0
the highest respectabiity, atestng The signal success
which has attended his labOrs, and would be most
happy 10 exhibit them TO any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor to call.
his residence for the present s al the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he can be seen at any time
between the hours of 10, A. M. and 4, Pm.
N5- DR. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
if requested.
BALTIMORE, October 9Sth, ls45.
DIR. JoHx MAYS, Globe Inn, Baltimore-st.
Sir: cannot permit you TO leave the city with
out rendering, in some form, my sense of obligation
for the benefits derived from your treatment, by two
of my sons aged % and l6 years, who for long pc
Rod have been afflicted with an uncomfortable habit
Of stammerins-which, with every precauticn they
were capable of adopting, appeared to be steadily on
the increase.
All difficulty of utterance was weA nigh overcome
after their first nerview-and such, with very slight
and occasional exceptions, has continued to be the
case, TO the present time, period Of nearly weeks
know nothing of your system Of cufe-hut the
confidence in its horeughne,s entertained by my sons
from first to Iast-c0nnected with the facts that have
come under nay servation-induce me 10 oftr you
this testimony TO your success, in the firm belief OF
its general efficacy. Very respectfully and truly,
$50 lw OSMOND g. TIFFANY.
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CARPETS! CARPETSII CARPETsm
" Persons about purchasing CARPETS for the
winter, will fad handsome assortment of all the va
rious kinds and qualities, at the NEW CARPET
WAREHOUSE, rs BALTIMORE srRsEr, near Tr-
po,ett's alley.
Store Rugs, SC. [o24-2w1 T. M. CONRADT.
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A 4, m "A N a c.
MARRIED.

ON the 18th Instant by the Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, Mr.
wv. PENHELL, of Cecil county, Md to Miss MARY ".
FoNRs, of this city.
On the 25lh instant, by the Rev'd Stephen Yorkes
CHARLEs HOPKINS to MARY, daughter of the late
Ohm Hopkins, both of this city.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev'd VIM. o. Lumsden,
FoHN GRANT to Miss ANN ENNIS, all of this city.
On the 18th inst by the Rev G. ID. Purviance, WM.
F. MARYLAND to Miss ANN JANE PHELPS, all of this
tity.
On the 2sth inst. by the Rev. Mr.. knight, THOMAS
y KENNEDY, formerly Of Portsmouth, Va. 10 VIRGINIA
Daughter OF David Taylor, Esq of this city.
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ESARM FOR SALE. The subscriber offers
m at private sale, his FARM, in Hartford County,
Maryland, bounding on the Little Falls OF Gunpow-
der, containing pig Acres than 20 of which
heavily tmbered with white oak, hickory, poplar and
Rsrff.,SSs chestnut. The Improvements are a Dwell
MN,,J LING HOUSE. and good kitchen attached,
MN,in There are two good Orchards on the premises
AlAI.A containing various kinds of fruit in great per-
iecl0n. The fencing is in good condition. and there
is an abundance of young chestnut TO keep so; also
good spring within few feet Of the dwelling, with
good stone house over it, together with other out
buildings. About 80 acres are in meadow, and the
soil IL of good quality, the whole we'll watrred and
divided into convenient fields, II has every rOnve-
vience 10 the Baltimore market and 10 one afforded
by large cotton mandatory the vicinity, and is
situated seventeen miles from Baltimore ard within
a mile and quarter of incxhausiible lime Quarries,
and very convenient TO mills, stores and places of
public worship. This property can be conveniently
divided into two separate farms.
ABR HAM JARRETT,
81 miles south west Of the Hartford Turnpike, and
two miles from Long Green Postofice.
10 Fer terms, &c, apply at the OLD TOWN
AGENCY OFFICE, No. les North High street, next
to Gay. o29-tf
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HNAMILT AND FANCY WARE
H. sc. SC. Housekeepers ana new beginners will
find IL greatly TO their advantage to examine our ex-
tensive assortment Of housekeeping WARES before
purchasing. They consist in part of-Tea Trays and
Walters; fine ivory and common Knives and Forks;
English and American BRITANNIA WARE; Ger
man silver, plated, japanned and planished Block Tin
Ware; Kitchen Furniture; Wooden and Willow
Ware; BRUSHES, and every variety of new and
useful Goods, suitable for House AMI Hotel keepers
N3-Caelogues giving full description of the ati-
ccs for sale by US always on hand.
JAMES CORTLAE & SON,
O39 lS Baltimore ST., ID door East af Harrison.
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PARTNERSHIP. Wh ROGERS and
u WIN. BOYD have this day associatr themselves
for the conducting OF The business of Merchant Tat
lors, at the former Store Of NM. RoGRgs, No. 1876
NJ sRKRT STREET, five doors west of st. Paul ST..
the house formerly occupied as the Citizens Bank.
% The subscribers, from their long experience
in business, can with confidence solicit the pa
ronaee of their former friends and the public gene
rally assuring them that they will fad i. 70 be to their
interest 10 give us their patronage.
o. Our stock is large ana well selected. and we
will sell on the most moderate terms.
2Sth Oct, l845. o29 ROGERS g. BOYD.
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- 'cDAOl okt IA - = a., 80. u,,, |
IL celebrated and elegant Toilet Ar icies now ia
use ~" Jules HAUEL'S. Hia INDICATED
NY lPll SOAP, or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, esra-
".cd oi IN Fosters botanical discovery OF SURPRISING
efficacy, ior rendering the skin sort and fair, as sea
as impartnS DELEGATE JSeate hue the cnnpleyior
and 10 eradicate Tor PlryIeg FTectles, SA,J,ra and
Other un>ghty cutaneOus vlsitatiOns, so .ninral IA
,en,aiG loVeiincss.
His EAU LuSTRaL HAIR RESTORATIVE,
Tee from ardent spirits, pungent essential oils and
other destructive materials, cleans the hair exped,
0usy renders it beautifully bright, and i'm parts TO
The delicate fragrance Of the flowers; and il will DOst
lively bring in EeW Hair Bad Heads by the use of
this celebrated extract. II is preservatve against
badness, and an nlailibe IN all eCluns of the
skin on the head as well as preventing the hair from
turning gray.
His CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, Which
tLfes com parson in America or Europe.
He also offers TO the sanction of the public h ROSE
TOOTIl PASTE, which single trial will prove ,s
efficacy.
The subscriber offers to refund the money for every
article which, will not prove represented above
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
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D | f. D.

On Thursday morning. the Both inst at O'Clock,
sfter short but painful illness, which he bore with
christian tnruude, GEORGE 8. EICHELBERGER, of ia
bob, in the 57,h year of his age.
The friends and relatives of the family request
ed to attend the funeral from his late residence 439
baltimore street, opposite Pearl, at O'Clock, this af
ernoon.
On Tuesday evening, the 2Sth inst. in hopes of
blsst immortality y1nd the grave, Mrs Elizabeth
3AHXs, consOrt Of John b. Banks in the 6vlh year of
her age, of Baltimore county
On the 18th inst JOSEPH SUaMERPIgLD, aged years
snd month, son of Isaac and Eliza Ann Matthews
AT Richmond, Va. Goth inst. Rev. ANDREW SVaE,
ID. D. in the 92d year of his age.
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ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
MONDAY, Nor. ID.
THE ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,
MgssRs GERMON, STANWOOD,
HARRINGTON PELHAM,
and WHITE,
Respectfully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Baltimore that they have engaged the above Rooms
for SIX NIGHTS ONLY
Commencing on MONDAY, Nov Sd, Introducing
variety of New SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSES, &c. y,
arranged expressly Tor this Company The Music
from Leonora, bohemian Girl, Sonnambula, Post-
lion, &c. &c, intersperspd with
ETHIOPIAN MELODIES.
o. For particulars see Programmes.
g3- Open every night. Admission IS Cts. Doors
open at u. Concert at O'Clock. fri o30
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d IH'Iu sETtVt' utTVW NTUSHut, FNIIdu n
And for sale IN Baltimore by the following Agents
]. Boury, 2l0 Baltimore N. N. Robinson, cor Cav
and Saratoga-sts; Mortimer Mowbray, Baltic. and
Charles sts; Thos. p. Harrison, 253 Baltnore-ss; +
fickey Sons, 27s Baltimore-si; A. Crnyeau, III
Balhmore-s; Coleman & Rogers, l73 Baltim0re-st; :
G. Winchester, l6J Batimore-s; e. Hall, ll2 BALTIC.
ST. J. NJ. Laroque, Bao and Harrison st; Jas P. De
hacour, ao9 l'a!umore-st; NJ. 3. Thompson, Howard
and Fayette-ss; &. P. Rogers, Howard and Marion
sts; j. w. Barry x Co., Baito. Pearlsts.
OLD tuVthf)m
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ED EMOVAL. A. X. LEE, has removed his
EN DRUG STORE and Mineral Water Establish
ment to No. 156 BALTIMORE STREET, Museum
Buildngs,) three doors west OF Calvert. o2l eod6t
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G. LEWISSON'S
OLD STABLISHED PRIZE OFFICE,
uaI pratt STREET.

\
fTHREE DOORS EAST OF BRADsHAW'S u s.
HOTEL,) BALTIMORE, MD.
LIZ LEWISSON bess 10 in orm his numerous
NJ friends and the public generally, that in con-
.fquence Of want of room in his old stand and from
fcrease of business, the natural results Of selling so
aany capital prizes, amounting in seven weeks to
a larger Office and has taken The store I4l Pratt ST.
recently occupied by NJ. Raborg, coppersmith, where
is now able to attend to all the wants Of his many
customers and supply them with those necessary arti
ties, Prizes and Money. Having made arrangements
through the p0liteness Of the Managers MessTs Greg
bry b Co. to receive my tickets and schemes always
far ahead Of the drawing Of each Lottery, will be
Enabled to supply all my county correspondents with
tickets, that they may rely receiving them before
uch Lottery shall draw, and in all instances | will
Forward the printed official drawings Immediately
bitter each drawing shall take place. call The nten-
lion Of the public to the two following splendid
echenes especially, to draw on the 10Th and Oath of
aeXt month.
sUSQUEHANNA LOTTERY,
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