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5000 R EWARD FAIL; -, ,,

Great complaints have been made, by Strangers who
buy tickets in this city that they do not receive the
drawings 10 remedy that evil, have mad" arrange
mentS, through The pollteneSS' OF our Managers. to
cure mat, and shall be able To send the drawings OF
all the Lotteries to any part Of the United states one
halt hour after sach drawings take place. printed and
signed officially by two Commissioners appointed for
mat purpose by his eIceiency the Governor of Mary
land To all those who wish To invest your money 10
good advantage, and be certain OF receiving early and
satisfactory returns, send your orders 10 H. los EPH'S
New National Lottery and Exchange Office, No. las
PRATT STREET, directly Opposite the Baltimore
and ONO Rail Road Depot between Bradshaw's L. ).
and the National Hotels (formery Whitman'.,) who
has sod Iaoe PRICES than any other office in r1s city
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y MN>AAG no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MAYORS OFFICE,
MAY IA,
" OTICE Is HEREHY GIXEN 10

- 1t may concern, that nj the expiration ct ten
days from tins date. the following odnNtce viii he
carried INTO effect.
RssOirCf b. The MAJOR aud CYtg Comfj! or HaHi-
more That the Mayor be and hr requested cause
the political POLES when have been erected in the
city 10 be removed before the twentieth day vi
June next and to employ tse Police officers for that
purpose, in case the owners OF property where they
are erected shall not have them removed IN ten DAYS
after being duly notified Ia that effect In case they
be removed by the Police officers the 9iaypr shall
have them sold Ia pay the expenses Of removal.
Approved May Q, lS45.
hi13 VI JACOB G.. DAVIES Mayor
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FROM DETROIT, FOR THE WEST INDIES
The Detroit Advertiser states that the brig
Ocean is about to take in load Of Michigan
produce, after which she will proceed through
the Welland canal, down the ST. Lawrence to
che West Indies, where she intends to dispose
of vessel and cargo.
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ALEXANDER,s TRICOBAPHE.

a NE" AND INV ALtABLE DISCON ER1 ,
N bringa liquid Dye, which GnfureoHsg changes
the color of the hair 10 a beautiful brown Or black,
without injury to the hair skin. The great supe-
nonty OF this Dye consists in its easy mode OF appli-
cation, and instantaneous efect-aIl other dyes re-
GulrngtrOm 10 to Twelve hours 10 produce any change
It's superior excellence will be apparent 10 every
upon single Application.
Extract from jhe "PhadeIpAa Daily sun Al.
ENANDER's TRIO oEArHE.--lht effect ct the above on
the hair Is uuly astonishing 1t was tried Yesterday
IN our office, and the change from grey To black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the ''Phadelphia Daily Forum - Sc
veral of acquaulances have recently applied 10
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known a. AcNan-
der's Trcnhaphe--a new and valuable discovery: and
il has IN no case failed to produce tHc desired clrci,
Immediately after apply lng II to gay hMy or whlskeIs,
ii impals a beautiful brown pr black color,
O. For sale bv Coleman y Rogers, No. lI3 Bati-
more street; &. w, Andrews, J. VI. Larnquc, }. " .
scott, and f.. Perkins, Baltimore street; j. v ID. Stew
art corner Hanover and Camdcn-stS.: Perkins Bro
lhcr, corner Green and FraukIn-st,: J, w. Barry "
Co.. corner Pearl and Baltimore -sts., and wh0csnle
by the sole agents, Z, y 6. A. WRIGHT,
nI23. rui21ihM' % south lih street, Philid,
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Onnn BRIGHT AND GLORIOUS

Gonnn BRIGHT AND GLORIOUS
~ oOOO TINES. Three prizes sold TO
cur patrons yesterday and small independence for
for one Of them. $1,000 in half ticket, 5000 in a
whole, $3.50 in or. ticket, all sold by TUCKER &
BRO in yesterdays lottery which shows how the tide
is going-3 good prizes in one lottery-the outlay to
the lucky "ones" did notexceed $40. We again re-
commend others to come 10 lis and do likewise. To
DAY, $4,000, and 10 prizes of $1,000, are the high
capitals tickets 81, shares in proportion--li ballots
r. T. TUCKER & BROTHER,
Ii Right on the Corner-Head Of Centre Market
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PROTESTANT Z. CONTENTION OF PENSsYL-
yANIA. The proceedings of this body on We'd
nesday, possesses but little Of general interest,
Rev. Mr.. Clark, during the morning, delivered
an eloqsent discourse before the delegates, five
hundred copies of which were ordered to be
printed. The election of Secretary was post
poned for the present, and yesterday, at eleven
O'Clock, designated as the hour for geing into
an election of Bishop. Considerable discussions
was had in relation to fixing his salary, some
proposing TO give HIM $4,000, and others $500.
The matter, however, was settled, by referring
it to special committee. The rest Of the day 5
proceedings relate principally to the right OF
several delegates TO seats in the convention, a
among them the Rev. Mr.. Alden chaplain in
the L. :. Navy, who was admitted as clerl-
cal member.
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4 New LITERARY PAPER. 1t IS somewhat
remarkable, that whilst Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, each support several literary pc
rodcals, Baltimore has never properly sus-
tanned even one. Many Intellectual attempts
have been made to establish such publications
in this city, and little encouragement appears
to DO offered FOR d renewed effort; nevertheless
ii has been made by Mr.. II. FaHderord, H.,
who has issued the first number Of The RAJ,
and Literary Offering" which is to be publish
ed once a week at the low price Of one dollar
per annum. 1t is intended to he a family news
paper, embracing literature, science and the
arts; morality; news, SC, and judging from the
number before US, we consider the editor well
calculated Tor the task which he has underta-
ken. We hope that he will receive liberal
patronage.
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% DIR. JOHN VI, WILLIAMS YEGETARL E
MEDICINE LABORATORY. 40 East Baitimorc-st..
ftth door east Of Fiont.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
CINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boralory, TO wil:-lsdiar Vegetable Purifying and
Anli-bliaus Pills . cents b0H; Tonic Vegetable
BtlerS, % cents bottle: Dyspepsia Specific, 80 cents
hottie; Cholera Specific, D cents bottle; New
Enelic Preparation, II! cents a vial; Peduvium OF
Foot Bath Powder, IL. cents package; Cough Sv-
rup. for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds &c
37i cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2t cents
via Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, a pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants so cts bottles
Rheumatic Linment and Embrscation, and accom-
pannlents, Sl Sovereign Remedy for Piles 81; Dysen-
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, sc. &c. &C. Printed d.
rcctons for the administration of these remedies ac
company each article. n. b, Advice given by Dr.
w. free of charge. mlS-tf
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VIRGINIA sPRTNGS. By "a

n sss-s9 VIRGINIA SPRINGS. By far
E.o,-xfIEx,ss the cheapest and most comfortable
ronte, loss Of sleep. and TO miles
less sld5emg, Than any other rone. is by tae Chesa-
peake Gay, James River and Canal BoHt,.
Learning Baltimore dolly at octock, p. n. -erecpt
SundGys) IN GEORGIA, Capt. Coffee, and HERALD,
Capt, Russell Arrive at Norfolk next morning at s
O'Clock, A. NJ, thence Immediately to Richmond by
the steamboat CuETlS PEEK, Capt, DAVIS, or JESV-
ESS. Capt Sutton, arriving there by o'clock, p. E.,
thence at 3 O'Clock in Canal Boats TO Lynchhutg in
80 hours, thence by Stages u day tnr) via the Nat
ural Bridge to the Springs Through the whole route
from Baltimore in days, without any fatigue so re-
quislte to nvalids.
Fare from Baltimore mot Washington as so ia
genlously inserted by the upper route1 10
White sulphur Springs. ......,........ sly
Meals and lodging included on Boats to Lyman
burg which If paid (as is the case on the other
boats would be Observation-Disclosures. 4
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NAVAL. United States frigate Constitution,
Capt Percival, was at Singapore, February
sth, to leave for Canton in about month
Midshpman Mason and two Of the crew lad
died of dysentery. Several of the officers and
about sixty Of the crew had been sick, but
were mostly recovered.
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n AMP SCISSORS FOR SALE, at the "Old
~ estabishedn Furnishing Warehouse of
JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
Importers Of Family and Fancy Hardware, Walters,
Table Cutlery and Housekeeping articles OF every
description, mr.
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a MURDER MOST FOUL AND UNNATuR
IA AL was committed short time since IN one OF
the Eastern states, and what shocks the nicer feelings
of our nature most Is. that the bloody deed II IL sup
posed, was perperaed by the sister of the deceased
the cause assigned was Iucre. Thus does every day
teach Us the morut!ing fact that the most powerful
lever TINT can possibly be used to nave the human
mind is gold. This imRoderate thirst for wealth must
toe alay d; ana to effect this benevolent purpose, the
old established house of EMORY s co No, ? NOrth
Calvert ST., Baltimore. Md have brought into active
use their immense facilities TO transact the Lottery bu
siness, and can sell tickets in all the lotteries,
(Which are drawing daily,) upon such reasonable
terms as only be- offered at their popular Office
The schemes rich and brilliant-the capitals vary
ing rom 1000 to 800 ,00Opces OF tickets from 81
10 60 Orders from the country Immediately filled
and sentby return mail. Drawings sent free OF post
by the first mail that leaves after the lottery is
drawn. Their firm is of 80 years Standing, and their
reputation for honorable and correct business habits
UNFINISHED. Address
EMORY s. Co, No. 2 Calvert-st.,
Baltimore, Maryland.
{y-Pr yes paid in Gold or Silver.
Drawing Nos. of Md. Consolidated Lottery, class 6 4,
drawn May 22-0west prize s.:
45 81 26 % 40 80 81 81 81 AZ l6 g. "A 70 10
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-23

DR.. BRENNER's BODY FoUND. The body Of
DIR. B. 5. Bremen, a respectable broker of n.
York, who mysteriously disappeared few
days since, was found floating in the North Ri.
yer on Wednesday. 1t is supposed he fell over
board during the night from the steamer En-
pire, for Albany. Mr.. Bremen was formerly
a merchant in N York city. He retired from
the firm of Hyer s. Bremen, with handsome
fortune. He went to France, where he remain
ed IS years; about 5 years ago ne returned Il
his native city, married, and settled again il
business as broker. He was highly esteeme
by large circle of friends.
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The PRESBYTERIAN CoNvENTIos The con-
vention, new school, } sitting in Philadelphia,
have adopted the following aIticles;-l. That
the institution Of slavery, existing in these L.
States is not sinful on the part of civil society
.. That slavery, as it exists in the L States,
is not sntu! offence. Sd. That civil Govern
ment IS not bound to abolish slavery in these
L. States. 4. That 1t is not agreeable to the
word Of God for any person intentionally to in
duce those held in slavery to rebel against their
masters
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% Z. s. FRYER. Manufacturer OF LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICEs, sc. &c.
Q}- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, SC. &c.
Frames reguilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
ap6d No. NORTH GAY STREET
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for Baltimore, cleared al

ME- w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENTIST
n ks N. w. corner OF Eutaw and Lombard streets
m Am
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Q17-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. Mhl2-ly
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LATEST DATES

LETTER BAGS uP Ar rHE ENCHANGE READING Rooms
For Br"men--Ship Eiicrsle, 4sth inst
For River La Plac-BarQue harsaret Huga with
despatch.
For PORT Spain, Trnidad-Schr OregoR, few days
MARINE LlST-PORT or BALTINTDRF-
THURSDAY, MAY % 1915.
FROM IAE EXGHANGE REAnING-RoNN RlnAs
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STEAMBOAT EXCURSION,

ALEXANDRIA BOWLING SALOON.
A MBROSE BALTIMORE having rented
N his BAR ROOM AND RESTAURATEUR, he
will now have 1t in his power to devote his whole at
tenton to the BOWLING SALOON, and respectfully
solics the patronage of his friends aud the public
He offers for Rent the first floor, room 20 BY 10 f.
for Club Billiard room, and every facility
will be given. Apply to A. BALTIMORE No. - and
"a South Charles ST., near Lombard. Ip23-4t
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Leaving the passage through On ly..........SI Ia
no Tickets procured at Baltimore Steam Packets
Once, Spears wharf, Baltimore. Apply to
n23d Il. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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90 IMPOSITION AND DECEPTION OF THE
ALIENTS OLE ruE STEAMRNAI RDRERI MOK-

NsfN
AGENTS OF THE STEAMBOAT ROBERT MOk-
RlS. On the 2lst Of May the Agents at the koDri'
Morris were IN the streets and public places H fh''a
tcphia soliciting passengers 10 baltimore, holding p"'
y an inducement, that the fare should be- nut on
dollar, supper twenty-five cents, and COCA perm w
the morning OF tie 22t. Tickets werr actually deiF
crd in the streets and he wharrcS tor one d"lIaf;
which tickets brought The holders 20 Baltimore, WINE
those who purchased their tickets on hond inc D"at
paid Two dollars. The Captain was spoken 10 ao"Ht
ihls discrepancy of fare, but no Satisfaction was oo
tanned. The promise OF tickets for supper al twenty
1--WE cents each was all rUsc, aS this promise was not
redGemed-jO cents was paid The promise o good
bcrhs was also a cheat, not single berth beng pro
vdcd. The price paid on board The boat IS not what
We complain Of but the imposition Pract'sed 10 get
Us on board, the different prices asked and received
for cabin tickets, as We'll The want of redemption NJ
promises made.
BY making the above facts publicly known, the cdi-
'nr will confer favor many OF the passengers OF
the Robert Morris of this date and prevent other
strangers from beng thus shametuly imposed upon.
IT. MANY PASSENGERS.
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USOURTEEN PRIZES TO every IL BLANKS
II in TO-DAY'S Scheme, and the Prizes for sale
at SCHOOLFlELD & cos. They sold on yestsr-
day, Nos. 81 As 6l p,Ize of $1,000, sold TO ct
zen; Nos 81 is TO- prize OF 500, sent to gentle
man at Burlington, N. j.; Nos. Al 4 70, prize OF
$50, sold 10 citizen.
Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class 81, drawn
May D, lowest prize s., are
45 81 % % 40 ~ 81 q 81 As l6 81 Al 20 10
Draws TO-D DAY the beautiful scheme OF Md. Con
oldated Lottery class 62.
.r ... THE CAPITALS ARE:
ptize OF 10000 | prize OF Sll04
1000 10 80 1000
i b" !, 800 10 " 400 &c
Tickets 81; halves 81; quarters 81; eighths SOC.
{G- For the fortunate numbers, either in packages,
single tickets or shares please apply TO the fortunate
-. #. .i.. ' SCHOOLFIELD Il co.
..-... ......r No. Calvert street.
IL Eirsf Oiic from Ral1imnra street.
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13- BURNED TO DEATH. We find this startling
fact in very many papers At this season, relating TO the
melancholy truth that some beloved friend or luno-
cent child HAS suffered by their clothes taking ire
How painful the thought aud how horrible 1t becomes
when il is known that there i not case in Il hun
bred that could be saved by the application Of that
iHvaIsabe Salve, the PAIN EXTRACTOR, from Com-
stock's No, North Fifth street. The people OF this
city now know or have had Chauc" to know this
i'm portant fact and how they excuse themselves
for always having hand it costs hut atrlile
to the rich, AMI the humane propnet0rS Will give IL to
the poor. Within a day or two several such deaths
have taken place solely for want oi this salve al hand
For sale corner OF BatRore and Hanover streets,
Baltimore. Also at the corner OF Baltimore and ilar
risOn sts., and at No, I'll Thames ST. II
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TCHEs FOR ALL WHO FEEL, DIS

NE TCHEs FOK ALL WHO FEEL Dis
HN POSED Pc GET RICH IN A HURRY. Invest
4 small sum at NJ DOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DE-
POT, No. LA PRATT STREET, opposite the Railroad
Depot (next door to Bfadshaw's United States HoteID
and you VIII hardly fail 10 receive handsome sum OF
money in gold and silver in return The good luck of
this office is so well established in and out Of this city
that person may with reason expect to receive a
small fortune for any amount invested-four OF the
many minor prizes This is only trifng sample of
the extraordinary luck of this office
FRIDAY, capital prize Sl0,O00 tickets 81, shares in
proportion. =
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets s2t, shares in
proportion. Certificates of % whole tickets will be
issued from this office at S2s % half tickets Sl4 D.
quarters 81.
A 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, STARE. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE. So IA Pratt street,
1t ri Opposite B. s. .. r. r. Depot.
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{d3- 7. u. x. Nj. A special meeting OF TIE Great
Council of tina Improved Order of Red Men will be
hold at the usual place of meeting on THIS (Fnday)
EVENING, al clock. BY order.
IT. J. l.. BOOKER, G, X. X
10 LIVERY STABLES REMOVED. The un-
dersisned would respectfully inform all his Old Gus
toners and friends that he has removed from the
Wheatieid Stables 10 the FRANKLIN LIVERY
STABLES, between Howard and Liberty streets, in
CoWpen alley, Immediately in the rear OF Nes>rs.
Geo. Bartlett Coz East of the old stand. He would
state he has fer hire fine Saddle and Buggy Horses:
also, Buggys without horses. HIS Stables are large
and airy and good Sheds Tor carriages. Gentlemen
keeping their ho,seS with hilu MAY depend upon their
being well attended to.
JOHN r. HYNSON, Agent.
P :. Ladies' Poney for hire His terms for Lii
very horses as follows: Saddle horse per month SlV,
with carriage S2 ml2 eolm
{b3- MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACJL.
TT OF MARYLAND-ANNUAL CONVENTION.
The Annual Convention of the Medical and Chinr.-
cal Faculty of Maryland will be held in the HALL
Mrs, Scotts in South street, a few doors below
Baltimore st, Oh MONDAY, ID June, at IO3 O'Clock
A. NJ. The members throughout the State are re-
specially requested to attend; and gentlemen who
are DESTROYS of becoming members will offer their
application 10 the Conventiun.
ml92w 4. 4. DtRKEE, NJ, D., Rec. See'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-21

Mine Days Later from EToPe.-The Arcadia arrived at Boston, on Sunday, bringing Liverpool dates to the 5th inst.
 The summer in England has been so cold and wet, that much alarm exists in relation to the crops. Grain Was three weeks later than usual, and perfectly green.
 The demand for cotton had diminished, and pri- ces fallen somewhat.
 Mir. McLane, our new Minister to England, had arrived in London, and taken lodgings at Thomas Hotel, Berkley Square.
 A fearful collision of two steam boats on the Black Sea, is chronicled in the papers. by which one hundred and thirtyfve lives were lost, chief ly Turks and Italians.
 The health of the Pope, who Is now nearly so years old, is very precarious. He is suffering from a cancer in the nose.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Kcan came over in the Acadia, and are engaged at the Park Theatre The Tribune gives them puff!
 The wife of George Catlin, Esq. died at Paris, on the 3Oth ult.
 The Annexation of Texas excited no surprise in Europe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-21
THE ELECTIONS.

.alabdma.-The vote for Governor is very close between Terry Qoco) and Martin (ndependent,) and the result doubtful Martin is l76s ahead in 37 counties, with l3 counties in the most demo- cratic portion of the State to hear from.
 The following Members of Congress are elected: Henry W. Hilliard, Whig; William L. Yancy, w. w. Payne, George S. Houston, Edward S. Dargan, Reuben Chapman, locos; and Felix G. McCon- nell, independent.
 Tennessee.-Brown (loco) is undoubtedly elect. ed Governor by small majority As far as heard from the whg loss is 51G from the November elec- tion when Clays majority in the state was only l3.
 Two whgs and two locos are thus far elected to Congress.
 Kentucky.-The whigs probably have eight of the ten members of Congress. Not bad, Greeley thinks, for sleepy year.
 North CaroIina.-Old Rip. has been caught mapping. Only three of the nine members of Con- gross are whigs.