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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

More Of the Railroad .4ccidenk The commit
tee appointed to visit Havre-de- Grace and as
certain the extent of injury occasloned by the
accident of Friday morning, returned to the
city on Saturday, and report, las we have
heretofore stately that five cars and iocomo-
tive were preciptated into the river Two OF
the cars were from Philadelphia and loaded
with freight, consisting principally OF domestic
goods, the other three were from Wilmington
and other places, and contained but little
freight. The cars with their contents have
been gotten out in damaged condition. The
locomotive is still in the river and is supposed
to have received considerable injury The ac'
cidcnt is said to have resulted from an inadver-
tency in the engineer, he having regulated the
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MARYLaND Mining COMPANY. The Cum
bertrand Civilian states, that Messrs Gender
Hazlehurst s. Co, contractors for building the
Railroad of the Maryland Mining company
commenced operations on Monday last. The
Cumberland Foundry has received an order fol
eighty tons of casting for the work, the con-
structon of which, the Civilian says, will add
MATERIALLY to the already augmented trade in
che coal regions of Allegany county. We I'M
eierstand that the Maryland Mining company
Save made application to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to contract for the transporta-
ION of their coal to Baltimore. There can be
sao doubt that large coal and iron trade IS
shout to centre in the city of Baltimore; as we
learn thst several other coal companies intend
30 seek this market The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will find full occupation in the trans
ssortation Of the products OF the mineral regions
Of Allegany county; and, as the restriction as
90 use of steam within the limits of this city has
oesn removed by the Councils, the company
can have the advantage of two depots, one on
9be City Block or farther East, and the other
IN the South side of the basin. The City Block
ssas originally destined as the depot for this bu-
siness, as it would greatly enhance the value of
chat property to the city, and thus benefit the
zuaole community.
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STATE TAI. In our paper Of Saturday
Sast, wo alluded briefly to the report which we
izad heard, that an effort would be made in the
City Council to prevent the levy Of the state
fax in this city. BY the report of the proceed
5ngs Of the Filst Branch on Friday afternoon,
jPnbtisted in Saturday paper, it will have
ifeeu seen that the bill to levy the tax was
called up for consideration and Il substitute
tderefor offered. This substitute is of an oX-
yraotdinaty character, as it provides, that the
levy of tie state tax shall be dependent upon
sAe repeal by the legislature, Of the stamp act,
she bill ior completing the canal, the act for
dividing the city into twenty wards, and the
passage of law compelling the delinquent
counties to pay their proportions Of the direct
tax. We do not suppose it possible, that the
tirst branch will adopt the substitute, for it
Wuuld most eifectually strike down the prospe-
gisy OF the city. 1t assumes ground which
cannot be maintained for it dictates the course
rG!tch the legislature must pursue, under the
2analty of having the revenue law nullified by
she city of Baltimore. We are certain that
Ghis position Will not receive the sanction of
the people of Baltimore. Should the Council
refuse to make the state levy, state stock will
Immediately recede in price, and the probabili-
~ is, chat it will depreciate TO fifty cents in the
dollar, whilst city stock must also be injured.
znstead of striking this fatal blow at the credit
:lf the state, it is the duty, as it is the interest
at Baltimore, to exert her energies to raise
state credit. But the substitute requires
compliance by the legislature with conditions
aViach arc impractcable. The act in relation
ri the completion of the canal is i'll the nature
of contract and cannot be annulled--had
Ege, therefore, the power to impose conditions
sipon the legislature, it would be useless to in
.etGde this one in relation to the canal. But
ne possess no such power and it would be eX
cecdngly unwise to attempt TO exercise it
We had much better proceed smoothly along
IN the discharge of our duty paying our taxes
81 heretofore, and thus contributing to main
4ain the honor and interests of the state. Pas
ssion should never be permitted to control the
judgment in matters of legislation; and we
hope that in the case now under consideration
enc InenSers of the first branch Of the City
Cauacil will exercise their usual discretion, and
reject the substitute which has been offered
Tor the tax bill.
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Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. 1t
will be seen by the announcement in another
coysmn that Signora Rosina Pco, Prma Don
ua Of the Italian Opera, New York, will give
o. grand Vocal and Instrumental entertainment
sisted by Signor Sanqurico, Prima Buflo of the
italian Opera, and Master Sconcia, the Ameri-
san Volinist, and Prof Muller, of this city,
4zio will preside at the Piano Forte. For par
sicuIars, sec programme.
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SUNDAY, APRIL 10 l845.
FROM THE EXCHANGE REApING-RooN BOOKS
CLEARED

CLEARED,
- Barque Iowa, Thompson, Pernambuco, kirkland
Barque Guilford, Smith, Boston, Rose, Merrill 4
Dodge.
Brig Caroline & Mary, Higgins, Pernamsuco, Clark
& kellogg.
Br. brig Victoria, Hudson, Nassau, N. P, FIT.
Montell.
Schr Oakland, Dunn, Yorktown Va master
Schr Washington, Could New York, J w. Brow,
schr Ann A. Parker, Brightman, Fall River, Thos
Whitridse & Co.
Schr Mary, Hubbard, Norfolk and Richmond T.
Hooper
schr Native, Cartise Hampton, Va. master
Schr Maturity, Foxwell, Leonardtown, Md. master.
SAiLED-Brigs Victoria, (BrO Hudson Nassau;
Gen. Pinckney, Hobbs, Charleston; Caroline s. MARY
Higgins, Pernambuco.
ARRIVED,
Brig VIM. Price, Mason. from KINGSTON Jam, 23j
ut in ballast, to w. Mason.
Steamer Cumberland, Colmary, from Philadelphia
mdse, to Is. G. Harris.
Steamer Ericsson, ClaypoOl, FIN PHILADELPHIA mdss
to L. q. Harris.
Steam packet Jewess, Sutton from Norfolk.
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, from Richmond. mdse
to Kirkland, Chase s. CO.; ]. Head s. CO.; and B. A.
Buck.
Steam packet Georgia, Coffey from Norfolk
MEMORANDA.
Ship Powhatan, Hayden, for Liverpool, cleared at
Barque Paoli, Deale, from James River for Europe,
arrived in Hampton Roads llth inst
Brig Treaty, Tatem, sailed from Norfolk 10th inst.
for New York.
Brig Chatham, Nickersos hence at Boston llth inst.
Brig Commerce, Blanchard, cleared N. York 18th
inst for Baltimore
Brig Massachusetts, sailed from New Bedford ltl
inst. for Baltimore.
schr Emeine, Bourne, hence at New Bedford 10Th
instant.
Schrs Star, Webster, fol Baltimore, in days; and
I. r. Betton Travers, of do for ". York, in days,
were left at Port au Prince 9th ult.
Schr Albion, Harding, for Baltimore, cleared at vii
mington, NJ b. 9TH inst
Sclr Alert, Seaman, for Baltimore, cleared FIN Lu-
bee I'd inst.
Sshrs Sisters, Small, and North Star, Winsow, fm
Baltimore, arlven at Frankfort 9th inst.
Schr George klotts, Beatty, from Baltimore, arrived
at Fall River Sth inst.
Schr Ceres, Messervey, from Baltimore for Bangor,
arrived at Holiness Hole 7th and sailed again sth.
Schr VIM. Brown, Hunt, Tor Baltimore, sailed from
New Bedford 9Th inst.
Schrs Fulton, Smith, from Baltimore, arrived at NJ
York 10th instant; and Amanda F. Myrck, Cathcart.
from do do llth Schr Rochester, Clark, for Balti-
more, cleared at do. llth.
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE-

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
IA beinga liquid Dye, which instantaneous changes
the color of the hair to a beautiful brown or black,
without injury to the hair skin. The great supc-
forty of this Dye consists in its easy mode of appli-
cation, and instantaneous eflect-al other dyes re
curing from 10 to twelve hours to produce any change
It's superior excellence will be apparent to every one
upon a single application.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Sun y Al
EXANDER's TRICoBAPHE.-Thc effect of the above on
the hair is truly astonishing. 1t was tried yesterday
in our office, and the change from grey black
instantaneous.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Forum Sc
veral OF our acquaintances have recently applied to
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as Alexan-
der's TricObaphe-a new and valuable discovery; and
it has in no case failed to produce the desired effect
immediately after applying it TO gray hair whskers,
II lmparts beautiful brown or black color.
Q3- For sale by Coleman s. Rogers. No. l73 Bati
more street; G. w. Andrews, J, NJ. Laroque, J. w.
scott, and d. Perkins, Baltimore street; J. V. d. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camden SITS; Perkins Bro
Their, corner Green and Frankin-sts; ]. w. Barry s.
Co., corner Pearl and Baltimore SITS, and wholesale
by the sole agents, II. Il G. A. WRIGHT,
apl4 eot27thM+ % South 4th street, Phad.
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n3- WH0OPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA. Sc. The
WIfOOPIEG COUGH CORDI.4L has been proved
in this city and elsewhere to be the best REMEDY, if
not the only discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty Of Breathing,
sc. The genuine article only be obtained of Dr..
GIDEON b. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle.
The trade in other places supplied Oh the usual
terms. mha6 I'm
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VENEN WARE! TIN WARE! Country mer-
IL chants and dealers generally viii find in our
Warerooms, the most extensive assortment of Block
Tin, Japanned and Plain rivetied TINWARE, in the
city. which has been manufactured of the hest mate
rails and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction. Our
prices are extremely chants will there
fore give Us a call before purchasing.
JAS. CORFLAN s SON,
No IL Baltimore street,
nearly opposite the Centre Market.
% Goods packed and sent to any part Of the city
free of charge. amid
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GG-LADIES' SUPPER, sc. The Ladies of st.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
ment room of the Church, on the Evenings of 22nd,
23d and It'll inst The proceeds be applied towards
reducing the Church debt. As pains will he spared
in providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
ladies' hope their efforts will be appreciated aud the
laudable object in view promoted.
Tickets to be had AT the book of Mr. Bruner,
Charles street. and Of Mr. II. Coihurn, Baltimore st.,
and at the door of the Lecture Room.
N. B. The room will he open for the reception OF
visitcrs throughout the day. apps
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UpALZARINES, LA WINS. &c. A handsome
NIB assortment of Balzarincs; Painted Lawns Cling
ham Lawns; Barge Lawns; Alouselin de LANES:
Manchester Gnghams; second mourning Lawns; Cap
Nets; Laces and Edgings; Linen Cambria Hdkfs.;
Green Barge; plain and fancy Gambroons; Drap
D'Ete; Groton Coating; Summer Cloths: Eestings;
extra superine white duck Drlline Canton Crane and
Barge Shawls. Just received and for sale low by
HENRY w. COOKE,
npli Corner of Hanover and Lombard street.
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100000 ~ Exam dao P PR u IS, OF T,

y 4OeabUO $1,000 each to- day 70 for
only SIS, to he had at SCHOOLFIELD s. CO.'S,
where has been sold capital prizes than any 9TH
er office in the Union. They sold on Saturday last
good three number tickets, and calculate to sell
or more of the $40 900 to day.
Nos: Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class IA, drawn
Arn El II 2, lowest prize S2 are ., 70 p, ,s
{G5-Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Md
Consolidated Lottery, class AS
THE CAPITALS ARE:
l prize of $4,000 prize of $1,000
" 10000 " 5424
| " 10000 10 lGO0,&e.
Tickets $5 halves 2t; quarters Il; Sths g.
In which Schoofeld & Co. will sell on certificate
packages of &c tickets for only $7 so, and can draw
the four capitals.
{67- Draws on SATURDAY, April 10Th, the small
fry Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class No. To-
Capit prize $4,000. Tickets 81, shares i'll proportion
In which Scheduled s. Co. will sell on certificate
packages of 25 whole tickets for only Sl4 co. halves
81 co. quarters SO so, eighhs ST. 75 For the capitals
aud prompt attention, address
For the capitals cal on the all lucky
SCHOOLFlELD s. CO,
No. Calvert street,
1t First Office fl ON Baltimore street.
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sIe'oS SAp e,e5 Al S, OF

w u vO0& y SIU,VVV edCH : Whole
tickets only S. For rich and splendid prizes call at
the fortunate prize of MILLER & co. and purchase
ticket. They sold in the f. F. Seminary Lottery,
drawn last Saturday, three No tickets Nos. 20 25
So $3.50 half tickets Nos 30 SIS 6 800, quarter, and
one of $50, whole ticket, all sold by the vendors of
prizes, Miller & Co.
Draws TODAY, the Md. CONSOLIDATED Lottery,
class No 45-7e Nos. Ia Understanding a rich and
splendid scheme for the price of tickes--l4 prizes
in each package of &c tickets
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
! pr'ze OF Sl0'o@ 1000 J prize of $1,000
10000 1000
q" lO,U0O 10 4B0,&c
Tickets S5-shares in proportion
Packages OF 70 quarters hat can draw the highest
capitals only Sl7 SO
For packages, single tickets shares of tickets ap
ply to the old established and most fortunate office Of
MILLER s. co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos of the Md. Lottery, class IA, drawn
April l2-lowes, prize 50:
90 30 43 "a % IL 30 9 81 SO 81 46
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FIRES. The ship chandlery of Francis Cox,
at Boston, was damaged by fire on Friday. a
house belonging to C, II. Shield, at Norfolk
was consumed on the same day. A building
owned by Charles Dyer, at Providence, was
burnt on Thursday. At Cincinnati, on Tues
day, fire broke out in the Broadway Exchange
buildings, which were greatly damaged, as were
also the shoe store Of Mr.. Sturgis, cap manu-
factory of II. Franklin, coffee house Of Adams
& Ganter, and stock factory Of MIR. Willett-
Mr.. Southgate owned the buildings, and was
insured. The hotel of John Barr, at Brooklyn
was consumed on Thursday The house Of
Jacob Plat, in Monmouth county, N. j., was
burnt last week, and one of his children suffo-
Gated.
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ITEMS OF News. During the first week of
this month there arrived at the port of New
York ,sl7 passengers from foreign ports.-
A large number of new buildings are said to be
going up in New Orleans. Monday last
was the 55th anniversary of the settlement OF
hio.-A lady, bitten by a rabid dog, died
recently at Dundee, Canada ,l.with all the hor-
rors of hydrophobia. The dwelling of Dr..
Oberhauser, at Charleston, was entered by bur-
glars on Sunday night last, and robbed of $500
in gold and silver, and jewelry to the amount
of $l50.-The office of the Catoctin (sld.)
Wing, ran narrow escape Of destruction by
fire on Tuesday morning last.-The corner
stone of new Lutheran church was laid on
Saturday last, at Beaver Creek, Washington
county, Md.-The legislature of Maine ad-
iourned on the Sth inst.--Mrs. Mary Judd
of Brooklyn, committed suicide on Wednesday.
Rev. Geo. l.. Prentiss has been ordained
pastor of the Trntaran church in New Bed
ford.
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GAEAT FIRE At Ptrr,BuEC. We give in
5lnother place the particulars OF a dreadful fire
at Pittsburg, and would suggest that some mea.
sa41es be adopted by our citizens to alleviate the
sg;arrss Of the unfortunate sufferers.
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ND EMOyAL. DAVID b. FERGUSON, Pro-
HI perry ana Commission Agent, has removed his
office from No. North street to the BASEMENT OF
BARNUM'S CITY HOTEL, (entance on Fayette
street opposite the mansion of Reverdy Johnson Esq
He has for sale large number of HOUSES, LOTS
aud GROUND RENTS in the city, and great NUM-
Der of FARMS and COUNTRY SEATS, with several
valuable WATER POWERS, improved and unm-
proved. Also, several thousand DOLLARS to loan,
on mortgage on city or country property. apl2-2tN
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NEW STORE FOR CHEAP GOODS,
~ lust received from auction and elsewhere large
additions To our stock of SPRING GOODS, consist
ing in part of case yard wide Chintzes Lei cents
case French Organ Lawns, %, 81 and 37t cents
Barage; Barage de LANES and Balzarines. IS. 37k
and So cents
Barage shawls and scarfs, 50, %, rs and 4.
Cashmere and embossed Grape Shawls, S3l, Al,
5 and a. -
Gentlemen's Linen Gloves, l24, l6i and % cents;
Ladies' Thread Mtts 81 cents; Linen Cambria Hdkfs
l2s ls2 25 and 37a cents irish Linens fom 95 TO 67
cents; Bleache1 and brown Sheetng and Shrting 6,
s, 10 and l2s cts; Hosiery brown, bleached and mix
half Hose, TO- l2a and lS4 cts Unheached, beached,
raie, mixed and black Hose, 10. l2;, S3 and 25 cts.
Purchasers will find assortment equal to any in
the city, and at prices that defy competition.
JOHN II. WILSON,
No. 30 Market street, (Wnite House,)
apl4 -mtuth doors below Frederick.
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EW w. TILYARD,
IL He SURGEON DENTIST, EBTAw-sT.,
fe5-3m Sd door north of Lombard 81

fe5-3m Sd door north of LOmbard-st
Mooney! MONEY! MONEY! AT NJ.
lVA DOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, No
LA PRATT STREET. opposite the Railroad Depot (ne1t
door to Bradshaw's United States Hote,) almost any
amount of money may be had by investing a small
sum in some of the splendid schemes drawn daily IN
this city. An assortment of capital prizes constantly
on hand. Many very handsome prizes We're sold here
last week-"a few left'' in the splendid schemes 10
be drawn this week.
MONDAY, capitals of $4,000, tickets SIS, shares
IN proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s2I, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets S., shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets s5l, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion Risk on 4 package of wholes only Sl3,
halves Sc so, quarters SO 25. A fine chance for a
small fortune, with very small rsk--and now's the
time.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, BY
the package, single ticket, share. All orders pei
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t FRI Opposite b. o. r. r. Depot.
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NEW GOODS.
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
"a SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Lawns; Balzarncs CLOTHS,
Berages and Silks Black, blue black, blue.
Alpacas and Bombazines green, brown and mix
Light coI'd Cashmeres s. ed CLOTHS.
M0usclme de LANES CASSIMERES.
Lace aud Plaid Muslin Black blue black, blue
Cambria and JacOnet do. mixed, fancy strippi s.
SHAWLS. Plaid Cassimeres
Silk, Cashmere TWEEDS,
M0useline de Lame and Light and dark colors.
Thbet Wool Shawls GAMBROONS. Drill
Plain and Embr0'd Linen L1NGS, aud SUMNER
Cambria HDKFS. CLOTHS.
ESrtNGS-Silk, Satin, Marseilles, Buff, Cash
marets and other Fcstings, plain and fancy
Irish, French and German LINENS.
Beached and unbleached MUSLlNS; Bed Ticking;
Mariners Shirng, Penity Plaids, Checks, sc sc.
9g- Persons wishing to supply themselves with
Goods at Low PRICES will do well to call at the Agen
cy Store, No. n BALTIMORE STREET, End door
below 'rnpelelt's alley.
apl4 3m LUTHER ]. COX.
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{gJ~l o. o. F. r. w. GRAN LODGE OF MA
RfLAND.-The members reminded that the re-
gnlar quarterly communication will commence on
Tuesday evening next, 18th instant.
apl2-3t G.. u. TEWk SBURY, G. Sec'v,
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SENT TO THE HOSPITAL. Mrs. Shaw, who
recently murdered her husband in Cecil coun
fy, Md, has been tried, and the jury deter
sz,inod that she was insane at the time she com
emitted the atrocious deed. She has been or
asred to be confined in the Maryland Elospita
at this city.
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05- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MlLLERS BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in iiagerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 9TH of
May. mh24 t5thM J. $. POLLARD, Pres't
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The STEAMBOAT Further Par
icularS. We learn from the New York papers
that thirteen bodies have been recovered from
the wreck of the steamer Swallow, and that
hopes are entertained that but few others were
lost The whole number Of passengers who
had paid their fare before the accident, was 29l;
oftheSe 2OI were rescued, which with the Is
bodies found, leaves ii still missing, among
whom is Mrs. Gclston, of Schenectady, only
90 years of age, and recently married. Some
the papers are very severe on the pilot ofthe
boat for his supposed carelessncss, but the cor
oncrs inquest on the bodies recovered, excul-
pated him from blame. The legislature of N.
York has raised committee to inquire into all
the facts. The following is list Of those
found who have been recognized by their
friends:-
Mrs. Conklin, of Bennington, Vt; Mrs. Eliza
beth Coffin, West Troy; Mrs. Louisa Coffin, do;
Mast. Walker, of n. T.; Miss l.. Briggs, of
Troy; Miss Torrey, of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Par
ker, of Utica; Two Misses Wood, of Albany;
MIR. VIM. Davis do; Miss Spencer of Troy;
Mrs, Ann Lamberson, of jamaica, l.. l.; Mrs.
Brewster Mohawk Valley.
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a RAND LUCK in the "Smal Fry' of Satur-
IA dayla last Ii again our good fortune to keep
Ourreputa,ion full, established in that popular scheme
We sold three No tickets to home and distant pa
irons, varying from 80 to 000 the most of the prizes
being sold at retail in half and whole tickets. We had
brisk time in redeemiHg the prizes sold to our city
customers. They find it to their advantage to patron
lze our Old stand for prizes.
TODAY capitals of $4,000 each, besides lC
prizes of $lsu0-tickets $5-shares in proporton-l4
ballots.
Drawn Nos of Saturdays Lottery.
SIS go 43 sd % ID 30 Q II SO p 46
Apply for chances in every variety at
T. 7. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Head Of Centre Market Space.
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CoUNrERFEIrERs CAUGHT. The police of
Philadelphia made a descent upon house in
that city on Friday, and arrested ]. Mahan, G..
w. Curtis and James Higgins, in the act of
stamping quantity of half dollars, quarters
nd dunes