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District Court oftLe United Staies-Southern District
,Ass3 hsf sisllan of Alabama.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that on the second day
IN ofMay. Is43. Leroy g. HlGHToW Ell was
by decree Of said Court declared Bankrupt and
tia, his cIeditors who have proved their debts and
eers Interested required appear at the United
ytates Court inthe city Of Mobile on the first
have. why the sid Leroy G. Hightowcr should not
be discharged from all his debts and certificate
shereof be granted 1lnl tHil
fAtiest, JOHN FITS. Clerk, itrI
at2e l2Ttko Southern District Of Alabama.
WORN MEAL-20 busleI, best sified, for sale
nys TC'A GILBERT 8 BRO.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Planters AID Merchants Bank Of Mobile,
vs. ,enditionl eNpnnas.
Ahnar = ip.cnr,h

Abner s. Lipsconib.
VA ILL be sold for cash in trent ofthe Cnurt House
w door of Mobile county, the first Monday Of
June. 1916 between The hours Of II O'clock AM. and
O'Clock Of said day all the hight, title and in
teresl Of Abncr s. Lpscomb in and 10 all that GER
iain piece, parcel or lot o land and PREMISES siiua
led, lying and be- ing in the county of MOBILIZE about
five miles from the city of Mobile, on the side
of the ST Stephens road, and known lot number
two, [2J in plan and survey made by IL C. Dude
for George w. Owen and A. y. Lipsc0mb, begin
ming at IA stake at alley number one, n running
thence with an alley north 3S deg, west thirty nine
CHI ,ins alley number Two ri, thence with said
alley north 10 deg 30 min, east thirty chains and 20
links to a stake, thence south 80 deg, east 10 al
ley number one, M thence with said alley south 10
deg 30 min west to the place Of beginning, the
same Containing thirty acres more or less, and
bounded ms follows to vii: south by lands formerly
of +. l.. Owen, wesA BY lands Of John Shelton, east
by lands Of Stanley, ana north by vacant lands -
lie same be sold as the property Of Abner y.
Lipscomb, by virtue of the above stated yendtion
exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Mo-
bile county and to directed.
m,3 I32tds G. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. c.
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4 OST-A Carriage POLE, between town and
IL Three M lie Creek, for which suitable reward
will be paid by leaving it at my store.
ap29 G. w. DORRANCE.
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NACTORAGE AND COMMISSION BUSl-
Il NESS-The undersigned will continue the above
busine under the firm Of lIOIT FORD, and
tender their services 10 their friends and the public
seneraIlv WAIT S HOYT,
anIA iI5tr CLINTON FORD.
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NOPARrNERSHIP--T Undersigned have
~ formed copartnership. for the purpose oil
uansactmg a Commission business, under the mime
of HARRISON & ROBINSON, from and after
the first day OF May next. p: HAkkiSoN'
Of the firm of Harrison & Blair.
G.. ROBINSON,
c.. r H., Enrd @ RnI,naop
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@sA FOR SALE-The two story frame dwell
-C:d ing House, with double kitchen, and well
of good water with pump, the southwest corner
OF Government and 81. Lawrence Streets at present
occupied by James Henery The lot has front
Government street of fifty feet by depth Of eighty
feet on 81. Lawrence street. For terms apply TO
apl l0lKmo z. E. BROWN Il SON.
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NOrICE-Ail persons having CHAINS against I've
subscribers will lease present them i,r aymert
before the first Of May, aud those indebted 10
will please call and settle.
A. & s. WOLFF,
apI1 corner Commerce and ST NJ ichael-sls
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n AW NOTICE.. W. LESESNE will prac-
IL lice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin,
Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu-
ary the sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those
Counties now 229tIf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ORPHANS COURT, Mobile co. April 5h, le4o
Estate of IL WIN Magee' tn-
minisrator de bois non Of The Estate OF Marina Il
Jones, DECEASED aud flies his accounts and Voueher
and prays the Court for order for hnai settle
rnent and allowance Of his accounts. ne'eopoh
Nav mex, be day appointed by the Court when said
6nni settlement and allowance shall be made, aud
,h. cr,y DAYS notice be given thereof by publica-
ton for three consecutive we.ss IN The Re 'ssr and
IT,, al ,e-.ons concerned IN adverse interest may
attend i they think proper. Attest
"'s 80 tri,f ID. THOMPSON. Clerk.
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TE>O COMMERCIALLY HOUSES-A Practical
Il BOOK KEEPER having much spare time, is
DESTROYS 10 obtain az much business he can go
through with. He therefore would be & lad To attend
to the Books and Correspondence of Two or three
Houses, OF make engagement with one House,
(ior the Summer only,) who may intend leaving the
city during that period and wishing to continue their
business. Apply 10
myl KNAPP & SCHULTZ, 49. Dauphn-st
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or FOR SALE-A most desirable building
la let elip ,bIy situated near the business part Of
the city. For sale low and on long credit For.
price and terms, enquire oil
4. w. MCCOY,
ian3I at the Merchants Insurance Office.
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MAJ ANrED-A Situation is wanted by an old
w white who is capable Of taking care of IA
horse, poultry yard and small garden Good refer
ence character, industry, ETC., can be GWEN
Enquire al Mr.. VERRAND's, opposite the Planters
Press. apl7 ll7tt
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"a FOR SALE-Two frame Houses and abou,
.G&W acres OF hand to each, suitable for small fam.
lies, the south west Corner Of Government and
Eyeriu streets.
Also-Two frame Houses and lots the south
east Corner OF st. Anthony and Lawrence streets
te lots being about so feet wide by 100 feet in depth
suitable for small families.
Also-One frame House and LOT, on the south east
corner Of ST. Joseph and Adams streets, the lot he
ing about so by 100 feet, with good well d water
in the yard. All of which will be sold low and
good terms. Apply 10
mh25 JAMES MAGE & co.
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NOR SALE-A first rate work and carnage
Il Horse. Apply to
ap29 SMITH, DABNEY co.
NOR SALE-A very superior Barouche Car
Il riage, we'll made, with Harness complete for
one or two horses. For sale low by
nh28 SI&IIJONES.
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Huppins Adrin IL Dickson virtue OF writ
Against - OF seizure Issued
Sundry Goods. from the Districi court
fthe United States for the Southern District OF AL
aba ma and TO me directed. | have seized and into
nv possession have taken sundry bales Of Raegng
and coils Of Rope, and other goods saved from The
wreck Of the sttanboat Ruby. This is therefore 10
CHE and admonsh all person or persons having ar
pretendng to have any rieh., title, interest or claim
Ia or to the above named goods 10 he and appear be-
fare the Hon the Judge OF the District Court of the
United States Tor The above named District, the
81 Monday Of May next, and show cause il any they
nave or can, why the above named goods should not
lie condemned according the prayer OF the libel
lants. WM AhMlS tEAD, U . Maisha',
ap2S I27d BY c. CUYLER, ID. N.
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Alabama. ...... b.. .
NOTICE is hereby gven that tho second day May,
IN 1888, jesse HIGH lower was by decree Of
aid Court declared Bankrupt; aud that his creditor
have proved their debts, and others Interested
isfhired appear the United States Court room in
ehs city of Mobile, tho first Monday in July 1915,
snsh1 cause any they have, why the said Jesse High
tswsr should be discharged from a his debts and
acsryt6csts thefeof4 be granted.
Attest. s.5 - JOHN Fits, Clork f.
APPS Iz7fx0 Southern District OF Alabama.
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d rict Court of Tho United States Southern District of
~ 4, Alabama.
NUTlCE is hereby given. that the twenty ninth day
~ of December, 1912, JAMES MINOR was by de-
erse Of saA Court declared Bankrupt; and that his
eredltors VIM have owed their debts and Others inter-
ested, required appear the United Court
room IN the city ~ Mobile, on the first MONDAY in July,
1919 rnd show cause, If. any they have why the said
james Minor should be discharged from AL his debts
snd's certificate thereof be granted.
Atsst, tat. JOHN Fits, Clerk
APIS l27ik0 Southern DISTRICT of Alabama.
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Ea:N ST. Michael street, between Cedar and War
rem, being about go feet front said street, by ITO
feet in depth, with good frame Dwelling thereon
at present occupied by Mr. Montgomery. For terms
apply 10 lapSJ JAMES MAGEE & co.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETGMPKA.


TIE Tuesday tpeans Passenger Backd
6Asss-' n The 5lea'aboat ADMIRAL. 5. G.
1890 a Burril ma ster, new, remarkably light
Saszzzskzss draught and lNst running, will COM
mence her regular trips MS weekly packeI for Mont
gomery and Wetunpka, for the lou mater season,
leaving Mobile every Tuesday evening for the above,
and leaving Weiumpka every Friday evening at 1
O'Clock, and Montgomery every Friday evening AT
III O'Clock, and arriving at Mobile every Sunday
morning. (ap23) NJ. WARING & 90.
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NOR SALE--A very likely Negro MAN, valn-
Il abe plantation hand and good Hester, for sale
mh26 by MARSHALL, ROWE co.
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District Court of the United SatrsSouthsrn District of
.HH#.s .I4=rt Alabama
NOTICE u hereby given that the min h day Of jan
~ uaIy. Is43, WALTER OWENS was by Il decree of
said Court declared Bankrupt AVID that hi, creditors
who have proved their debrs aud others neres e
CURED 10 appear the United States Court in the
city Of Mobile the FIRST Monday in july S4 and show
cause fasy they have, by the said Walter Oven should
he from all his debts and certificate there
III.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-10

The CRoPs. 4 writer in the Cambridg,
Chronicle says, that upon "nearly all the light
lands, the Hessian fly has made most seriou:
ravages, and in many instances, rendered the
crop totally worthless" And he further states
that one of his nearest neighbors who has
good wheat land, las assured him, that che
felt quite sure that his crop would not pay the
expense of harvesting, and that this is doubt
less the case in numberless instances"
In regard to the corn crop, the prospects are
represented as still worse. "They were, per-
baps, says the wrtcr,) never 50 gloomy with
in the recollection of our oldest inhabitants,
the painfully remembered summer of sixteen
not excepted" This is attributed TO the ra-
wages of the grub and bud worm
There can be no doubt that the crops of
wheat and corn will not be SO abundant as was
anticipated at an earlier part Of the season;
but we have no apprehension that there will
not be plentiful supply. We have the same
kind of complaints almost every year, and yet
our farmers generally make out well with their
crops; and we sincerely hope that such may be
the case the present season-for if farmers fail
in their supplies the other portions of the
community must also suffer.
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Gnrertraol Repttbltcaa1,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, ls45.

MArERNtL ASSOCIATION. We were not
aware, until we heard the admirable sermon OF
.he Rev. II. q. D. Johns, in Christ Church,
on SUNDAY evening last, that such a society as
the "Matcr al Association, existed in the CRY
3f B.ltimore though the necessity for socle-
~ embracing the objects in view was too APP
parent to escape observation; for thore has I'M
questjonably been much negligence and omls
sion of duty on the part Of mothers IN the pro-
per education and instruction Of their offspring
Mr.. Johns pointed out the duties OF motheIS
and the consequences Of ncglectIng tAem, on
the rising generation, in just and iorclblc terms;
and we hope that those present will profit by
his instructive lecture. The objects Of the Ma
ternal Association are highly praiseworthy,
having in view the religious and moral i'm
proycmcnt Of members and their families, and
the practice of what has become rather I'M
fashionable, domestic industry and economy
1t is an erroneous impression, which cannot be
too speedily eradicltej, that she who would be
lady must avoid work and bleach her hands
in flannel. The injunction is to earn bread by
the sweat of the brow; and it is as obligatory
upon the one sex as the other, in their distinct
departments. Whilst the husband labors in
his vocation abroad, the wife should be diligent
and careful at home pcrintcnding her house
mold concerns, not by deputy, but in person
and instructng her daughters in all the mys-
tcros of hou,ewifery, SO that they may become
useful heads Of iamiles-real help-mates to
their husbands, instead of dolls as unservicea-
Die to their children and society as those which
are purchased in the shops.
We hope that the Maternal Association may
have numerous members, and successful excr-
cises; for it is surely of the greatest importance
that every child should be taught to be religi-
Gus, moral, industrious and prudent-and, as
mothers have, to great extent, the formation
aud direction Of the youthful minds, it would
seem to be their imperative duty to watch over,
guard and direct their own offspring. The
maternal example and instruction frequently
shape and influence the whole future life Of the
child, either for good or evil. How necessary
is it then that mothers should be cautious not
TO act in a manner which will enable their off:
spring to m5be pernicous principles, OF adopt
sentiments which may embittcr their future
lives.
Young ladies', who hope to be mothers, (if
there be any such in this city, might advan-
tageously receive instructions at the Maternal
Association, 80 as to be qualified to assume the
duties of the maternal station at short warnings;
which would be no trfling recommendation to
the other sex.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-10

HARD OF BELIEF. The editor of the Phila.
delphla Spirit of the Times believes in mes
merism and clalrvoyance, and yet cannot Gre
dit the statement of our correspondent made a
few days since, that "children grow by electri-
city," We beg our friend to wait until the
particulars be furnished before he forms deci-
ded opinion. We live in a time of marvellous
discoveries, and why not that of growing chill
dren by electricity among the number. Far
meIs are using it to increase the products of
their fields, and why not mothers to facilitate
the growth of their children? We shall expect
to see all the boys and girls with copper and
zinc and sharp-pointed wires in their shoes, as
most of them aspire to be men and women
Boon after leaving their nurses arms. 1t is
notorious that they know more than their faith
ers and mothers, and the use Of copper and
zinc will now enable them to make their bo-
dies keep pace with their precocious intellects
In fact the time may arrive when there will
no longer be such thing as child over five
years Of age.
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PORT-DEPOsITE PASSENGERS.

.asSa PASSENGERS leave. the Depot
SrTi6s. Pratt street, in the cars Of the Philadel
sf995t1E5H phla, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
company, DAILY, Except Sundays at 6
u cioth; a. NJ Reach lldvre de Grace at and then
proceed 10 Port Deposite by steamer Gospor, Captain
gu returning, the leave Havre de Grace
T. EKf ar IGkNOON, at 81 O'Clock, (eacept sun.
days. - QI- Fare to Port Deposte as CENTS.
W ms tiain will allow persons having business
AT Fort Deposte (and who leave Baltimore in IN.
othihg uah at 0clOck) 10 remain several hours m
Port Deposite ard return to Baltimore the same cv@
nng' U}~The train, on its way in, will stop for pas
sengers at the several intermediate stations. Hall
4 Roads, PeHymansvlle, Gunpowder, Iarewood
Chase's, Stenmrr's R9n, sc.
. R}@ TICKETS must be procured at the office he
fore entering the w
jelO-u A. CRAWFORD, Agent,
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x1LOATING CAPITALISM M. DOYLE's

NNLOATING 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 our city at
present and the quantity of money in circulation by
the great number of pliZes sold at DOYLE'S last
week. More than geo 900 paid out at this office
last week TO citizens and strangers. The following
splendid prizes are to be disposed of this week:
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets $2a, shares III
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital S25 ,OOO tickets $40, shares
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s5, shares in
proportion. -, -,; =,
FRIDAY, cnptal prize $1,000 tickets ssi, shares Ill
proportion. 80, ho.os il,
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets git, shares III
proportion. This is n brilliant scheme, for packhge
of % whole tickets cost only S33 and mus. Ill, ufag
Sl3-rsk only $40, halves only Slo' qua''e'7 '' Wy
liberal discount will be paid to persons who puf
For sale in he "reatest variety of lucky numbers, oy
the package, single ticket or SHARE All ordefS' pei
mail or otherwise, addressed 10 p.,,,,,,ss,
1t fs1 Opposite D. . " III 49, 0'F''
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HI EEP COOL! KEEP COOLu
M WATERWAYS PATENT PORTABLE
PNEUMATIC SHOWER RATH AND

HI EEP COOL! KEEP COOLH
m WATERWAYS PATENT PORTABLE
PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATH AND
IMPROVED BATHING PAN
Those about to adopt the healthy practice of daily
ablution, will find the above the easiest, cheapest and
quickest method of performing the operation.
As an evidence Of their superiority and utility, hun
dreds have been sold within the last two seasons.
Another supply just finished by the manufacturers
and sole pfoprietOrs for Baltimore and Washington.
JAMES CORTLAN SON,
No. l6 Baltimore street,
iel0 nearly opposite the Centre Market.
hreAA, FOR SALE. % small FARMS and
KW.iI COUNTRY SEATS, containing from acres
KEITH up TO 400-none of them more than six
hAli IL miles distant from Baltmore-some are very
valuable places finely improved. They mostly lie on
nrnpikes, pleasantly situated, and in first rate neigh
borhoods-Vcry healthy Possession of several al
them be given Immediately. For further particu
lars apply to DAVID II. FERGUSON, or
ISAAC SIMMONS,
Property Agents, Fayette street,
iel0.4t Basement of Barnum's Hotel
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STERLING LUCK again yesterday at our of
~ flee. We sold prizes of $1,000, one in whole,
the other in half ticket, both to citizens; $3.50 in
half ticket, we sent to a friend in Baltimore county.
Patronse US if you wish to get value received for
your OUTLAWS.
TODAY, $1,000 capital Tickets 80 50.
13-ORDER EARLY. The Small FRY draws again
next Saturday. Capital $4,000. Tickets 81 80, qrs.
33 cts Packages of quarters So, Fights 81 So Direct
your orders to the fortunate prize sellers,
L. L. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
1t Right on the Corner-Head of Centre Market.
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The New PosT OFFICE Law Circulation Of the
Daily american Republican and Clipper, and the Week
~ Clipper. Notwithstanding the circulation of our
daily paper has so rapidly increased TO far ounum-
Der all Others are making arrangements, prepara-
tory to the LIST of July, when the post Office law
goes into eject to greatly extend its host of readers,
especially in the country, among farmers and planters,
manufacturers and mechanics, and all others, the
great majority of whom are at present without daily
paper account of the postage
The price of our weekly paper, which contains no
Jess than twenty eight lengthy columns of matter, is
only 81 per year, or so cents for six months. The
price of the Daily is $4 per year, 81 for six MONTHS
or 81 for three months. They gularly and care
fully nailed and despatched to each reader at the
liest possible moment
The following list of Postefces within 30 miles of
Baltimore, has been made out by Mr.. Maddox, of our
city post office, at either of which after the LIST of
July, the Daily or Weekly Clipper can be sent free Of
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ATTENTION LADIES!
~AII AT McGLEyAN,S

Y PUBLICATION DEPOT,
81 BALTIMORE STREET,
And procure copy of Gems from the Bohemian Girl,
comprising of the most fashionable pieces Of
music now in vogue, for l2ic
Also received This day, No. 30 Wandering Jew, by
Eugene Sue, Winchesters edition-the only correct
edition of the most intense and exciting work ever
WIitten-6!c.
Travels in Sweden; or Sketches of Journey to the
North, by Ida Countess Hahn Iiahn-l2!c.
Saturday American; Irish VoluntCer-4c. each.
ATTENTION GENTLEMEN! Is Lectures dev-
cred during 30 years, by Mrs Margaret Caude, and
suffered by her patient husband J0b-6!c.
ms All the new and cheap publications for sale,
wholesale retail, as cheap they can be purchased
in the United States, at
JAMES f. McGLENAN'S
Publication Depot, % Baltimore ST.,
IL 4th door East of Gay-st,
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A L. NJ A N AC.
moons phases,
| EST OF APpI.LEANTs

For the benefit If the hlso!rcut Lars Of M4ry-
iGHd tOI the Inst reci.
CIV. Coleman hrickay'r Joseph c. IIeIsbherrer.
Reuben Smith, farmer, 60. maChinist
VIM. j. Roberts clerk John White, paslerer
&. W. Chase, shoemaker flames Reed, mariner
Joseph Rowe, Currier Il. Hickman, cooper
VIM. II. Thrush, gent. "Cha>. Christy. timer
Lew Lee. blacksmith Jas. DonOOn, iabOrcr
w, w Layfeld, tavemk'r John Hogg, do
kcs'd II. Lyon, carpenter IL. l.. Letteer; miller
d. Z. Dubois, shipchandler Fred. Cooke, laborer
Ghas Rhtnehart, boImak'r j. Freeman, btickm cold
EH smith, blacksmith j. Holiday, measurer do.
John A. Smith 3D. Hawkins hodcar,r do
For debts less than $50,
To appear before the commissioners, 4th of Aur.
lS45 '"' VI mugs
Bay Of final hearing, 9TH Oct lS45
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KEEP Cool. Difficult as the task may be,
we advise every one to keep cool-to avoid all
excitement, political or otherwse-to eschew
strong drink, and to walk on the shady side of
the street, if the price of an omnibus ride can
not be spared But even these precautions
will not be effectual, unless free use be made of
the bathing tub or shower bath. The weather
for two days past has been hot, scorching hot;
the thermometer having been as high as So to
9oo in the shade. To preserve health, rise
early-bathe-tak walk, and eat moderate
ly. Here is a prescription given gratuitously,
which, if followed, may prevent the necessity
of taking one of difficult character.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-10

A SMALL LOTTERY.
N BEAUTIFUL SCHEME!
Tickets only $l!-HaIves rs cents-Quarters 81 cts
DRAWING TAKES PLACE
ON SATURDAY, 18th OF JUNE.
FLETCHER x Co, No. HOLIDAY STREET,
take this early opportunity Of calling attention this
splendid little lottery, for the llh of June, in which
we will sell on certificate,
A package of % Whole Tickets for $40
DO. % Half do. for 10
Do. % Quarter do, for 5
Do. % Eighth do. for 81
and package may draw $500 The principal
Prizes to be drawn
5000 DOLLARS 500 DOLLARS
1000 DOLLARS 500 DOLLARS
900 DOLLARS 400 DOLLARS
of 5000, of $3.50, of $780, 10 of $50 70 of $50 Sc
66 numbers, 10 ballots.
tl3- Orders, Orders, Orders. For packages or sin
Gle tickets should be forwarded by the earliest mails to
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
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.