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AaOULD CANDLES, STARCH, SOAP,

AFOULD CANDLES, STARCH, SOAP,
I'VE Bologna Sausages, IIuIl'd Barley, Com mon Sc
sars, sc. 10 boxes Lancaster county Mould Candles,
6s and SIS 20 boxes and bbs, Philadelphia Starch;
Common brown and Country Soap; 1000 pounds 30
logna Sausages, choice article for retailers or fami-
lies; ~ bags HulIed Barley; $4,000 Common SegarS,
in and boxes from S3.25 to ST per IN. constant
supply on hand and for sale By
JOHN ID, TUSTIN,
lea st - Commerce street
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GALyANisM. The attention of our readers,
and particularly of the scientific portion of
Chem, is directed to the communication of l..
y. 5. which appears in to-day's paper, on the
subject Of new mode of applying galvansm
TO the human system, and the extraordinary
results produced. We were familiar with the
fact, that vegetation could be forwarded by the
application of galVanism; and, in truth, have
been long under the conviction that all vege-
taton is produced by the galvanic or electrical
action of the Sun upon the surface Of the Earth
and we believe, that further investigation
will demonstrate, what we have maintained for
many years, that heat and light, which philoso-
piers have supposed to be located in elemental
forms at the Sun, are attributable to the same
cause In fact, we are opinion, that this won
deriul element is the great physical agent pre-
pared by Deity, to regulate and govern the va
rious globes of the uniyerse-to hold them in
their assigned posisions-to give to them their
several motioas--their alterations of day and
night, and of seasons-and that it is the great
vivifyng principle, which clothes our fields
with verdurc and gives life to the animal crea-
ton.
The idea quoted from ''the Vestiges Of Crea-
tion"-that electricity Is the principle of hu,
man life, is not new; for we heard it discussed
at least twelve years ago by gentlemen in this
city. Some o. the ancents held, that two prin-
cpes of life existed in man-the one physical
the other spiritual-and the doctrine is ration,
al One enables man to move-the other gov
erns his motion: One recruites itself to its ele.
ment at death-the other is Immortal. 1t is
possible that the operations of the one may be
discovered by the researches of science, and tc
the benefit of mankind-the other must forev-
or elude our grasp; for we do not believe it pos
sible for man to comprehend his own mind OF
soul.
We shall look with interest for the develop.
ments promised by our correspondent. They
may lead to further Investigations and discov
cries, which may not only be curious but ex-
ceedinrly useful.
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G}= DIR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Baitimore-st.
MN door east Of Ffont.-THE b EST SERIES OF MEDG-
ClNEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wit-lndian Vegetable Purifying and
Anl-blious Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bters, % cents a bottle; Dyspepsia Specific 50 cents
a bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents hottie; New
Emetlc Preparation, l2t cents via PediluviuA OF
Foot Bath Powder, l2t cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption Coughs Colds &c.
80 cents bottles New Remedy for Group, l25 cents
ciOuS medicine for mothers and infants so cts bottle;
Rheumatic Liniment and EmbrOcatinn, and accom-
paniments, 81 Sovereign Remedyfor Piles %; Dysen-
terry Cordial 90 els bottle, &c. &c Sc. Printed di-
rectons for the administration of these remedies ac-
company each article. n. b. Advice given by Dr..
w. free OF charge, ml3-f
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N3-LIVERY STABLES REMOVED The un-
designed would respectfully inform all his old Gus
toners and friends, that he has removed from the
Wheatfeld Stables 10 the FRANKLIN LIVERY
STABLES, between Howard and Liberty streets in
Cowpen alley, Immediately in the rear of Messrs
Geo. Bartlett & Coz East of the old stand. He would
state he has for hire fine Saddle and Buggy Horses:
also, Buggys without horses. His Stables are large
and airy, and good Sheds for carriages Gentlemen
keeping their holses with him may depend upon their
heinz well attended
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INJr,rlcP. Cases occur where, under the
sanction of the law, the greatest injustice IS
p-actccd; and yet, perhaps, it is unavoidable
m some instances A case Of peculiar hard
ship occurred in this city within few days
past We alllde to the arrest and confinement
of Mr.. Henry Jatho, upon the rcqulsItoh oil
the Governor of kentucky, charged as a p lr-
tcipant in the robbery of jewclry store, IN
Louisville, and as a fugitive from Justice
Having been brought before Judge Lcgrand up
on Il habeas corpus, Mr.. Jatho proved by num-
bcrs Of respectable witnesses, that he had not
been out of the city of Baltimore for many
years, excepting upon one or two occasions
when he visited Philadelphia for few days
In fact he never was in Kentucky. He was
of course honorably dischar.ed-but who can
tell the suffering of himself and family occa-
stoned by this cruel proceeding His friends
(tor he has many) feel an interest in ascertain
ING by whose agency it was that he was ar
rested. The Governor of Kentucky must have
had an affidavit charging him with participant
ing in the robbery and with absconding from
that stato by whom was that affidavit made?
We hope that this fact will be ascertained; so
that, if perjury has been committed, the cul-
prit may be punished. We strongly suspect
that imposition and dishonesty will be dscov-
cred if the whole matter be thoroughly inves-
tgated as it should be. MIR. Jatho has been
deeply injured by some one, and we trust that
he may be able to ascertain by whom the blow
was struck in the dark; that lie will prosecute
the offender to the extremity of the law.
" BuRGLARlEs IN HAGERsrowN. 1t appears
from the Hagerstown Pledge that that town is
infested with gang Of daring burglars. The
Pledge says, on Saturday night last, the apoth-
ccary store of Mossrs. Miller and Christ, and
the grocery store of NJ & w. King, were en-
tered by burglars, and several articles of
slight value carried off, together with triflIng
amount in cash. On the same night an at
tempt was made to enter the store of +. & G..
Fechtig by pIizing open the shutter, and also
that of Kennedy s. Son by boring through
panel of the door, but without success. The
rogues were evidently not tee-totalLerS; for
whilst in the store of Messrs NJ & w. King,
they helped themselves plentfully to brandy
and sugar! An attack was also made upon the
lardcr of the senior editor of the Mail, in the
way of bread and pickles This proves the
thieves to have been sensible fellows, at least
sensible in not expecting anything more va
uable at the domicl Of an editor than bread and
butter, and sensible in going to the very place
they did to abstract it. On the night previous,
the store of Mr.. 7. B. Watts of Jamestown,
was also entered by party of Jack Sheppards:
(probably the same gang,) and some cash, the
exact amount Of which we have not learned,
taken from the drawer.
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ITEMS OF News GY THE WESTERN Mall
A young man of wealth. named Stewart, hung
hmselfin Trumbul county, Ohio, last week.
Ole Bull, assisted by Duifield, is giving
concerts in Cincinnati. Tho Fourierites
have purchased settlement in Butler county,
Ohio, called Manchester, on account of its nu-
merous factories, for which they have paid
$4,000, the owner iaking $50, 900 in stock of
The associatIon.-The rear of the house of
DIR. Coourn, druggist, at Cincinnati, was de-
stroyed by fire on Friday, Mr.. McFall, a
journeyman meudcr, was severely burned at
Cincinnati, few days ago, by the upsetting of
a kettle of melted iton.--The corner stone of
a new Presbyterian church, was laid at Cncn-
matt on Wednesday,
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CLEARED.

Barque Hermitage, Fry, Kingston, Jam. w. Mason.
Barque IRIS MerYman Rotterdam, J. II. Hodges
Barque Susan Jane, Hamilton, Boston, Th0s r.
Matthews.
Brig Commerce, Blanchard, Barbados and mar
ket VIM Howell & Son.
Brig Water Witch, lie BrOu, ST. Johns, ?. R., Kirk
land, Chase s. Co.
ARRIVED,
Bremen ship Marianne, Wietng, AZ days from Bre-
men, mdse. and let passengers, to Schaer * Kuster
Brig Androscsggin, Patterson, 10 days FIN Portland,
plaster, 10 Jones Il Abbott.
Schr Ann Smith, Wheeler, 3 DAYS from New York
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill Dodge.
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, from Philadelphia
mdse. to j. w. Brown.
Schr Mary, Cook, . days from Ncwburyport, plas-
ter aud apples To VIM. Gunnison.
Schr Atlantic Cook, fin Norfolk, ballast, to master.
Steamer X. F. Stockton, Layman, fm rhadelp hia,
mdse, TO L. e. HAMS.
Steam packet Georgia, Csffey, from Norfolk, Re
psrts nothing.
MEMORANDA.
Ship stephen Lurman, Cohkling, from Baltimore,
lust arrived, was at Macao 5Ih Feb.
Ship Merchant, Murphy, of Baltimore, FIN Canton
for New York. sgnazed 25th April, lat 10 O5 ).
ion IL AZ W. by ship Navigator, at New York.
Ship HerSChell, -, from Bremen for Baltimore,
arrived off Dover 18th ult
Bar1ue Larobe, Allen, from Galveston, arrived at
Bremen 18th April.
Barque John A. Robb, Carlton, from Buenos Ayres,
and brig Argo, Reed, from Rio Grande, were left
at Rio de Janeiro 24th April.
Brig Wing, Phillips, of and from Baltimore, for Rio
dc Janero was spoken April 2lst, lat. %, lon. 80 30.
Brig Froc, new FaucOn, from Baltimore, arrived
at Bombay 2Sth March. [She cleared on the It'll and
sailed the Sh Dec and lost her t0psail yards in the
gale of the llth
Brig Chipoa, McLennan, from Baltimore, via ST.
Augustine, arrived at Mobile 26th ult,
Schrs Chesapeake, Chase, and Roe, Dodge, from
Baltimore, arrived at New York LIST inst.
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% MECHANICAL FIRE COMPANY. The re-
gular Qsartery Meeting of the Mechanical Fire Com
pany will be held at the Hall, the Engine RooN,
on Thu RSDAY, 9Th inst, at y O'clock Punctual
attendance is particularly requested of each member.
jei2t JOHN FURLONG, Sec'ry NJ f. Co.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, l845.

REFoRM MEETING IN HARFoEU County,
a reform meeting was held in BeI-Air, lIur-
Cord County, on the Goth ult, at which Alex
aader Norris, Esq, presided, MajsrJ. W. Rut-
ledro acting as vice president, and DIR, j. IL
Nelson as secretary. \ preamble and sQndry
resolutions were adopted, some Of which are
very rood; whilst others are of more doubt
fs character. II biennial sessions OF the IegIs-
lalure be adopted, (Which we hope will be the
case, J the Senatorial term of six years IS no
too long. But it is not our intention to DIS
cuss The resolutions 1t is well enough to have
Che ideas Of the people Of all sections OF the
State upon the subject of reform, as such sas-
qcstons may he found scryceable should Il con-
yrntion be called. We see that ono Of the re-
solutions recommends to the counties to elect
delegates to reform convention, which 1t Is
proposed to hold in Baltimore on the first We'd
ncsday in August next. If such convention is
TO be held for the simple purpose of comparing
notes and memorializing the legislature, it may
I've we'll enough; but if it be in contemplation,
that the said convention shall proceed to frame
a new Constitution to be submitted to the Peo-
ole. without the sanction of the Legislature, 1t
will do essential injury to the cause OF reform.
1t is in the power Of the voters of the State to
send delegates to the legislature who are known
no he favorable to reform, and who will vote
for State Convention to revise the Constitu-
ton. We must proceed in strict conformity to
law if we would be successful.
We believe that large majority OF the peo-
ole of the State desire to have such reforms
made in the Constitution as will diminish the
public expenses-but we doubt whether this
important object can be attained, if the APP
nroachinr elections are to be contested upon
old party grounds. If the people want reform
they must rise above the foolish party dlstlnc-
tons which exist, and select men OF ability
and integrity, and who are pledged to the
cause OF reform; whatever may have been their
former party attachments 1t will be useless
for either party to pretend 10 exclusive deyo-
ton to reform; for able men OF all parties are
equally SOLICITORS on the subject-and there
fore, party spirit should yield to the more i'm
portant object OF anaIgamatng public senti-
Inent and uniting public energy in favor of re-
tOrm.
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OFFICE OF THE CANTON COMPANY

FALIIMORE, JUHt Ju, TofD' J
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders of
~ this Company, that their annual meeting (re-
CURED by their charter and by laws) will be held on
THURSDAY, the Goth day of June instant, at l. o.
clock, A. M, at the Office of said Company, in the
city of Baltimore, for the election of thirteen Direc
tors for the ensuing year.
The Stock Transfer Books OF the Company will be
closed on the 10th day of June instant, and remain
closed until after said election.
VIM. DEAN, Sec'y Canton Company
ie4 Ga MflnlhIe of RnlfiInnre.
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MUSEUM The wonder of wonders, the burlesoue Of
burIesques, "Fair STAR to be produced this evening
Those who have read the bill of the entertainments
will need no advice of ours go and wnessthem;that
said bill itself is host of fn-what must the nieca no
CATHOLIC MAGAZINE. Mr.. J. Murphy has sent us
the June nufhoer Oh Ihis magazine Its contents
brace several ably written xticles
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PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING. Propo
Il sails for furnishing the materials and building an
Armory for the Independent Greys will be received
until 9th June, inst. A plan of the building can be
seen at Lieut. A. P. SHUTS, corner of Light and
Mercer streets where any other information will be
given je2-4t
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THEATRE, fRoNT.sr' Last Night Of the Season.-
This being the last night of the season. the manager
has determined to go off with full house, or IT least
one would suppose so by the novel and attractive bill
he offers. First we have Buckstone's famous drama
of''Green Bushes, or 100 Years Ago. which is said to
be production of surprising interest, and .Therese
the Orphan of Geneva" the part of Carwn bv GEN
tleman Amateur ofthis city. An excellent hin and
five mistake not, will draw All eIceen, house.
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FALSE WITNESSES. Thirty persons who
charged the Rev. Mr.. Covel in Philadelphia,
before the Ecclesiastical Convention, of a
henious offence, are to be tried for perjury be-
fore ahe District Court, on the complaint of the
Rev gentleman.
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{I3- f.. y. FRYER, Manufacturer OF LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, &c. &c.
{1f- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. sc.
Frames re-gnt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET,
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NNAKING UP! The eyes OF our ciuzens are
wv opening to the advantages OF getting rich in
much more speedy manner than by the common
course of business. The way to do this is plainly sI
hibed in the extraordinary good luck attending in
vestments at DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. l4t
Pratt ST. opposite the BALTIC. Ohio X. K. Depot, and
next TO Bradshaw's IT, $. Hotel, however small. Call
and secure the capitals in the following very splendid
schemes to be drawn in Baltimore this week.
WEDNESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets IS, shares
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets IS, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize SlO, 900, tickets 81, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion. Risk on package of % whole tickets
in this splendid scheme only 500; OH a package of
S55O-and may draw over $751; 600.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders, PET
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. LA Prattsteet,
Ii FIJI Opposite b. Il D. r. R. Depot,
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NAVAL. The Columbus and Vincennes.
hound to China, were at anchor below N. York
on Monday. The Columbus is expected to
cruise along the Brazilian coast, double the
Cape of Good Hope, then pass over to Africa
and around the world via Cape Horn; all OF
which will occupy about two years.
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NIOW'S THE TIME FOR PURCHAS-
~ ING | am still selling Gold Rings 25 CENTS do.
Pins so; do Earrings %; do Pencils 50; silver Pencils
l2i do Thmbles lsi; do. Shields 1879; Cologne from
CTS. TO ST. Needles cts. paper; Pins; Tapes; But
tons; Threads; Cotton hair and cloth Brushes; dinner
and Tea Bells good assortment Of Britannia Tea
Pots; Coffee do. 81 %; Spttoons Is TO - pieces; Br-
tannia Teaspoons l24 set; Table do 25 Cash Boxes;
Fancy Soaps; Clocks very low; Lard Lamps; Tea
Caddies; Fish Hooks; Match Safes; brass and japan
ned Candesucks; Shaving Boxes; Spool Stands; Br-
tannia Lamps; Ladies' &C., all very low.
G. L. NlCKERS, No Baltimore street,
je4tf between the Market and the Bridge.
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FLORAL EXHIBITION FOR THE MINISTRY AT LARGE.
This promised spectacle is now near that we daily
hear its "busy hum of preparation" We would &C .
cordngly remind all lovers of the poor especially the
children of Sunday Schools in the city and neighbor
hood who would express their sympathy and interest
on the occasion, that any donations of flowers or
fruit will be gratefully received at the Saloon of the
Law Buildings, corner of Lexington and ST. Pau.sts,
on Monday or Tuesday, the 10th or l7th inst.
We speak betimes, lest any of our friends should
not hear of it in season.
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{H7-SHERiFFALTY. Messrs. Editors-Please an
nsounce LoRIS n. DECKER as candidate for the She
raty for the city OF Baltimore at the ensuing cleo
tion-suhect TO the decision of the
ie2 cost BALLOT BON
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Il. HARDING, offers for sale

NN ALTER E. HARDING, offers for sale
w on accommodating terms mt
No. S3 SOUTH ST, BOWLY'S WHARF:
50 bags JAVA COFFEE; D bags PEPPER
30 dozen Painted BUCKETS
20 boxes low priced TEA
25 baskets Fresh SALAD OIL
5 kegs PEARL BARLEY
10 half chests Young HySOn TEA
Manufactured TOBACCO
LARD in bbs.; dried Apples and Peaches
Naaeua WINES, in wood and glass
A. Segnette BRANDY, in quarter and eighth casks
Holland GIN and Brown Sherry WINE. je4.3t
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= RANETTE uAIs,

e. JEANETTE HATS!
~ THOSE PLATED SEANETTE HATS
Have produced quite an excitement in the city,
they are running for them from all quarers-'sa few
more leit' Boys and Mems Sizes also Leghorn and
double brm Palm Leaf fine Seagrass, Guayaqu and
Panama HAFSalI to be closed out low, at No. 23l
MARKET ST, one door from Charles.
1T GRIFFIN YEATMAN & co
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~ TENCIL PLATES. Those il want of STEM
- Gil PLATES and ALPHABETS, useful for
marking bundles barrels, boxes, goods, bags, wrap
ping paper, &c. Sc, can have them neatly cut by F.
FRANSlOLY, now No 332 BALTIMORE ST, 81
door above Howard, opposite the EIobe Inn
{3- An experience of Is years of daily application
10 this business fully enabled him to improve, that
he can cut Letters, Ornaments, SC, QUICK, GOOD
AND CHEAP. JED lw*
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EpACOS. 10000 pounds superior HAMS
n D 500 prime family Hams, averaging ~ lbs. each
5000 pounds SIDES; 1000 do Clear Sides
Is 900 do. SHOULDERS-m store and for sale by
jel.3i JOHN ID. TUSTlN, IL Commerce ST.
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N3-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
two doors north of Gay-st. mhla-lv
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JOUN r. UVNSON A

JUHN TX. HYNSUN, Agent.
p S. Ladies Poney for hire, His terms for lii
very horses as follows: Saddle horse per month $40
with carriage ga ml2 colin
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A SMALL LOTTERY-B ~ u l.
"A SCHENE-Tickets Slb, halves rs cts, quarters
37I cts Drawing takes place on SATURDAY, l4h
of June. FLETCHER Co, No. Holiday street e;
takes this early opportunity of calling attention to t
snlendid tile lottery, for the l4th of June, in whch
we viii sell OIL certifcate package of % whole TICK
cts for 500 % halves for $40, % quarters for So ana
% eighths of tickets for only 50 So and paekase
ares5. 900 81 900, $780, $780, $500, 500, 2ot SOo,
of $50, Of SOO, 10 of $50, 70 ofS5o, &c'-o0 NOS
10 ballots o,.aos mr. sin
z- Orders, Orders, Orders For packages :" ~
ole tickets should be forwarded by the earliest mans
secure packages and good selection of numpfrs. 10
postage need be paid on any letters sent 10 Us on
tery business or with enclosures OF tr,Ze uen . vi
mOney-we also send the drawings TO All ou' eu''o'
ers free Of postage. Direct usual to no
JAMES FLETCHER CO..
=. Baltimore, Md.
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EDRINTs! PRINTS! Just received, two thou
u sand PRINTS of one hundred different kinds.
Price six dollars per hundred Alsa, FRAMES l0Il4,
S Is per hundred. Dealers in the above articles
always be supplied by
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KSGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
EL "EVEk LUCKY!'' is our motto, and well do
we act up it, for every day brings rich harvest in
return for the seed sewn at our offices. Comb u %
TO- prize of $1,000 in whse ticket; also TO 10 2 %,
one of $500 in whole, and comb. % az "a, $500 in
quarter all sold by the ever lucky EgertoRs.
The drawn Nos. of yesterday Lottery are:
25 as u 81 81 So - IS So 81 20 6s DC % "A
Draws TODAY, Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
class %. % Nos. lottery, Is drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
| prize of 100000 10 prize Of $1,000
q 5000 40 $50
. 3,lO0 80 l50,&e.
Tickets S5.0D-shares in proportion
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South. ST. and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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ENRESH ROLL BUTTER. Receiving. a
IL constant supply of fresh ROLL BUTTER, at
IA and Is cents per Id.
w. 5. GEORGE, south east corner of
m30-Att LEXINGTON and Groom s,raetr