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The New York correspondent of the National
lnelligencer is about as correct in his facts he
is dignfed in his expressions. He enters into
the motives of his opponents, and, as might be ex.
pected from his presumption, grossly msrepresenti
them. He attributes Mr.. Folks position towards
Oregon to his desire to ''be chosen second time
President" when he has so frequently avowed that
"lhere is no political future for him." The ground
which we publicly took during the last campaign,
and the resolutions Of the Baltimore convention
cannot exempt US, it seems from the iberal charge
Of seeking Western votes for our own advantage
or Southern votes by our anti-tarif course.
This mornings "Natonal Intelligencer" has q
leading article on "The United States and Mexico
which presumes to charge the administration with
originating advances TO Mexico. 1t makes other
statements on the same subject most Of which we
suspect are about as true a. the following closing
paragraph, which we eoniradcied in last evenings
"Union:"
Further information is also said have been received
CONCERNING the pay the instalmcns due to citizens
United states In April and July OF last year under tho
Mexican treay being those instruments the payment
which heretofore, readers will recoec has been the
subject OF assertion and denial between the agents Of the
two goycrnments
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BRITISH INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGI-
ID NEERS, session of 1874, proceedings Of.
volume, with engravings-price 81 IS. Just i'm
ported from London by +. TAYLOR.
Nov. Is. tk 3fg
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MEDICAL NOTlCE.--Dr. WIN. A. mellow
lxl ELL, with the view Of directing his attention
more especially to diseases Of the chest will here
after practise his profession from the 18th of No
vember to the 18th of May, in the city Of New Or
leans and from the LIST of June to the 1st Of Novem
Der in Louisville. Kentucky--in order that at all
his patients may enjoy the benefit Of suitable
climate The mild temperature and humid atmos-
phere of New Orleans, rendering this peculiarly
Nov l1-3taw3w ~ $50
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MRS DANA'S LETTESS.--Lelters address
lvl ed TO relatives and friends, chiefly in reply {,
arguments in support of the doctrine of,he Trinity
l vol. Just published and received for sale by
Nov. Is e f8 F. TAYLOR.
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MOOR OIL-CLOTHS.-We have received
i pieces new patterns floor oil-cloths, viii y
added to our previous stock makes supply larsA =
and we can now cut cloths of any size, with prompt
ness and despatch.
Nov l3--3if
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From yesterdays National Intelligencer

There is some point, certainly, in the following
paragraph, which we copy from democratic jour
nal Of high character, published in this city:
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.
""c'na'ory spirit he may have shown, he shall
nov asser', in the way Of right, whatever was done
y declared in the Baltimore convention Of May
che aolh, lS44i
sc mas been severely censured for employing
=" inaugural address the expressions ''clear and
questionable" in his description Of our title to
s'son' But Is it not recollected that these were
m very words which were adopted in the resou-
"'so The Baltimore conveniion' And what re-
r'oNcan could blame him, or can now blame him, for
..peaung themi These resolutions only display
I principles on which he was elected, and the
r''Ses upon which he came into power. They
~. deliberately and unanimously proclaimed by
s''sates OF the Baltimore convention, which
:. animated James X. Polk and George M. Dallas.
10y were substantially adopted and upheld by the
s''0emocratic party, which supported these nom
aar'ns the last campaign. They were con-
r%.a ny the voice Of the people, and the votes
. M.a 'ney gave. These principles will form the
ss'ns star to the measures Of the administration
.vs having regard to the rights and great inter
e's Ofthe country.
"e"bmh the resolutions to which we have re-
''' and demand that they be pcrpetusIly read in
'aex'on with whatever shall be done or omitted
y we existing administration.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

BALTIMORE AND Quo RAILROAD. The
counsel to this Company having given an opin-
ion, that the ordinance lately passed by the City
Council authorizing the Company to use steam
power within the city, excluded the transporta-
ton by this mode of all other articles than
those enumerated in the ordinance, a supple
mental ordinance was passed on Friday last, to
amend the defect, and to confer full authority
to bring into the city by steam any article what
soever. This was a wise and salutary amend
snent, inasmuch as it would be useless and un-
Just to compel the Company to use both steam
and horse power, when by the use of the former
alone great saving to the Company would be
effected. The great object in view is to iacili-
tate the trade of Baltimore, and thus to in
crease her prosperity, which is done by the or
dinance as amended, as far as it be can accom-
plished by local legislation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

BALTIMORE AND SUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD.
The same policy which dictated the measure
,,ort;o,ed above in relation to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, caused the withdrawal also
of all restrictions upon the Baltimore and Sus-
ouehanna Railroad; so that articles of every
description may now be brought into the city
by steam-though certain enumerated articles
only, (as is the case with the other haliroad')
are exempted from the charges of wharfage,
dockage, sc. The trade on this road is said to
be increasing rapidly, particularly in the arti-
cles of iron, iron-ore, tobacco, lime, &C., and
we have no doubt that it will be much aug
mentcd by the facilities afforded by the action
of the Councils ofbringing these and other ar
ticles into the city by steam.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. The extensive rope
walk of MIR. Wehber, at Rox5ury, Mass, and
seven small houses, occupied by about thirty
poor families, were consumed on Wednesday.
her escape by Jumping from second story
window. The infant was killed, and the wo-
man considerably injured. Two children, be-
longing to families who lived in this same
house, were missing. The fire spread with
such awful rapidity that several of the inmates
of the houses were badly bur@d in endeavor-
ing to save something OF their little all, The
entire loss is about $40 .OOO-insured.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Citg Court In this court, on Saturday last
James Arnold, for ussaulting Christopher Self
ger. was fined S. aud ordered to be imprisoned
two weeks. Ben. Steady, charged with as
saulting VIM. Calvert, was declared not gull
ty, and the prosecutor ordered to pay the costs
VIM. King, for assaulting Eliza Skinner, (both
colored,) was fined IS and costs. John Friezo,
for assauting city officer, was fined IS and
costs. VIM. Miller, for rioting, was fined $40
and costs, and ordered to be imprisoned till he
rive security to keep the peace. Henrietta
Campbell, for assaulting Elizabeth Chase, doth
colored,) to be imprisoned two weeks. The
court adjourned till Saturday next.
IT, S. Circuit Court There was nothing of
interest done in this Court, on Saturday last
Admitted 10 Practice. Coleman Yellott, ESQ.,
0ate of Hartford county, was admitted to prac-
lice at the bar of the City Court on Saturday
last. Mr. Y is a young man, and though but
n short time located in this city, has already
pyen evidence of his legal skill, as counsel in
cases before the U. S. Circuit Court and the
County Court. Possessing in an eminent de-
gree those qualities best calculated to secure
the esteem OF all with whom choice or circum-
stance may associate him; given assiduously to
study: enjoying high and refined intellect if
he will if merit can command reward, share
prosperous future.
Arrest under The .Nt,O Freman's La,c Ben
iamin Baker, l minor, was arrested by A. Mil
tenberger, Esq, on Saturday night, at the cor
ner of Light and Baltimore streets, for endea-
voring to create riot at the alarm of fire
about o'clock, ~ was held to bail, by JUS
tice Belt, TO have further hearing tomorrow.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

CONTRIBUTIONS IN New YORK. 1t appears
that the New Workers have at last gone vigor
ously to work i'll aid of the Pittsburg sufferers,
as up to Thursday evening, the sum of $40, 900
had been sent to the Mayors office. Amongst
the principal contributor. are, John J. Astor,
$500; Brown, Brothers s. Co. $500; N. L. s
Geo. Griswold, $500; Jacob Little, $500; JAS
Lennox, $500; N. York Stock Exchange, $500;
Prime, Ward, King s. Co., $3.50; John Ward
& Co., $3.50; w. Wittemere, 5000.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

THE MUSEUM. To meet the wishes of the patrons
of the Saloon, Mr. Peale has effected engagement
for one week with Mr.. Rice, who will appear this
evening, in laughable extravaganza called 'Jumbo
jun" The other entertainments are of an excellent
character See advertisement
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

ONE TERM. We have had no reason to doubt
the sincerity with which President Polk declar-
ed when informed Of his nomination, that, if
elected, he would retire at the expiration of one
term; nor to suspect that he has since changed
his sentiments-but it is nevertheless satisfac-
tory to find the assurance of his intention to
serve but one term reiterated in the Richmond
ENQUIRER, which we consider good authority
We want to see the one term principle estab-
lished by usage if it cannot be by law.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

More FIRES. The Harlem railroad depot,
in n. York, was destroyed by fire OH Friday
night, as was also the glue factory at the cor
ner Of Esd ST. and 4th Avenue.-At New
Orleans, on the 18th inst. the dwellings, of John
Ames and Mr.. Dana, in Julia street were con-
sumed. At Cincinnati, ON Tuesday, the
dwelling of MIR. Martin, on Third ST., shared
the same fate.-The barn OH the farm of g.
w. Halter, in Somerset county, Pa. with all
It's contents, was consumed on the 2lst inst
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

hIoNs ADRENT, This celebrated Magician will
commence this evening at the Saloon of the Assembly
Rooms, series of brilliant and surprising Magical
Deusions. He has lately returned from tour through
Europe and Asia, and has made many new and won
deful discoveries. Go see him, and learn how ''some
things can be done as we'll as others.n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28
ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.
A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY,
IA benga liquid Dye, which instrntaneousty changes
the color of the hair to a beautiful brown or black,
without injury to the hair or skin. The great supc
ronty of this bye consists in its easy mode of appi-
cation, and instantaneous effect-al other dyes re-
quirlngtrom 10 to twelve hours produce any change
Its superior excellence will be apparent every one
upon single application.
Extract from the '.Phadelpha Daily Sun :" Al
ExANDER's TRICoBAPHE.-The effect of the above on
the hair is truly astonishing. II was tried serday
in cur office, and the change from grey black
instantaneous
Extract from the philadelphia Daily Forum - Sc
vefa of our acquantances have recently applied 10
their hair The valuable liquid Dye known as Alexan-
der's TricOhaphe-a new and valuable discovery; and
it has III failed to produce the desired effect
Immediately after applying it gray hair rwhskers
it imparts beautiful brown or black color.
&c For sale by Coleman & Rogers, No. 173 Baiti-
more street; G. w. Andrews, J. NJ. Laroque, J. w.
Scott and E. Perkins, Baltimore street, J. V. d. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camden sts Perkins s. Bro
ther, corner Green and FrankIin-sts.; j. w Barry
Co., corner Pearl aud BaltimOre-ss., and wholesale
by the sole agents, K. Il s.. A. WRIGHT,
apps eot27thM* % South 4th street. Philad,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

OGDEN AND WEEKS MENAGERIE. We have taken
occasion, during the last week, TO call public attention
to the splendid collection of animals, birds, &c,
which Messrs. Ogden & Weeks have been exhibiting
here; and those of taht same public who have not
awaited themselves OF advice take advantage OF
the opportunity of visiting the Menagere, have miss
ed oRe of the richest treats which has been offered
for their acceptance for long time.
Independent Of the great variety Of the animals en-
braced in the collection the astonishing performances
of HERR DRIEsBACH merit peculiar attention. His
contre over the I.ioness, Tiger, Leopard, Sc, are
truly remarkable, exhibited, is in his alternately
caressing and forcing them just they disposed
to obey his mandates.
The company cesrd most successful engagement
here on Saturday night and left for Philadelphia in.
tending TO exhibit at Oxford, Kenneth Square, and
Westchester, on Bird May. They will make their en-
tree in Philadelphia on the LIST of May.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

HoLLTpAY-sr THEATRE-7he Ethiopian Opera
This favorte place of amusement will open to night
with the bur RESCUE Opera Troupe, who have met
with such great success in New York and Phadel-
phia. They will appear in the coored opera of SOM
Gm-ball-ole, founded ON La Somnambula. Previous
to the opera they will give ,ehite Musical Clio, ac-
compaEied by Professor on the Piano Forte. The
novelty of the exhibition and the celebrity of the ar
tstes will doubtless "cause 4 crowded AUDIENCE,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

FATAL ACCIDENTS. A youth named Geo.
Br,wn was drowned near Charleston, last
week, by the upsetting of sailboat' A man.
supposed to be named Valentine Hill, was run
over by a car on the Lowell Railroad, on Fri
dov and killed. William Trump, of West
moreland county, Pa, was run over and Killed
hv car last week. Samuel Lightener, Of
Madison, Monroe county, Mo-, fell overheard
from the steamboat Tama, below New Ma
drid. a few days ago, and was drownc'.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

STATE INcomG TAX. The ordinance to COL
l1ct the State Income tax has been rejected by
the First Branch of the City Council The OBJ
lection to carrying out the State law was, We
understand, that it gave no power TO the APP
peal Tax Court to correct errors. The law re-
quIres, that the employer shall be responsible
tor the tax on his clerk or journeyman-and,a as
the assessment heretofore made would still re-
main in force, the operation Of the law would
be, to compel employers in many cases, to pay
the tax for persons who ale 10 longer in their
service Agatha person in the receipt OF
certain income at the time Of the original as
sessmcnt, may now be out of employment and
without ncomr-yet he would be subjected to
the tax. These are the grounds, if we are
rightly informed, upon which the ordinance to
carry out the State law was oh jectcd to and de-
feated in the First Branch. We have not Civ
on the subject particular examination; but
should have been glad to have seen the law
carried into effect, as we have no doubt that
errors would have been corrected by the legis-
aturc, so as to have prevented I'M ustice to in
dvduals.
ACCIDENTS ON THE NORTH RIVER. On FRI
day morning about daylight, the steamboat
Empire, while on the down trip from Albany,
ran into the long dock at the foot of Nineteenth
street-she struck with such violence as to
break the immense dock timbers, and buried
her bow in the stones and earth, with which
the dock is filled in, to the depth of Is feet re-
naming, of course immoveabe. The shock
was tremendous and caused for short time
great CONSERVATION among the passengers, but
fortunately no person was injured The Al
bany pulled her out from her wedged position,
and she was taken around TO the Dry Dock,
having suffered comparatively little injury
The accident it is asserted was caused by the
fog which prevented the pilot from seeing his
position distinctly.
The Robert L. Stevens, when near Cald-
wells Landing, also on her downward passage,
broke some part Of her engine, throwing her
walking beam completely through the pilot
house. The pilot narrowly escaped by jump
ing out of the window.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

DEATH FROM Lightning. The storm of
Friday evening was very severe at York, Pa.
During its height, the Office of Messrs. A. & E.
Denmead & Co., attached to their shed for
framing bridges, was struck by lightning, kill
ing VIM. Wilson, son of Mr., Wilson, tavern
keeper at Cockeysvil!e, and stunning Matthew
Placide There were several men in the shed,
who escaped unhurt.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

NAVAL. The U. S. squadron, under Com
Stockton, sailed from Hampton Roads on Sa-
turday with sealed orders, for the Gulf of
Mexico. U. S. ship Macedonian, Com. Perry,
sailed from st. Crsix for New York, via Porto
Rico, on the sth inst. The Scian frigate
drama, Com. Lettien, arrived at New York on
Saturday, from St, Helena.
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a 1. n a n 4 c.
MARRIED.

=, On the 22d instant by the Rev. Mr.. Breckenrige
THoAAs DicKERsoN, of New Jersey, to Miss LoUT,
ANA MAcTsRNUR, of this city.
On the 2ith inst by the Rev Mr.. Homead, IAan4
w. OSBORNE to ELIZA, daughter OF John ..e;r-rs
Matthews, Of Missouri
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

WASHINGTON MusErM, Pratt street An excellent
bill is offered at this place of resort tonight, the en-
tertainments being for the benefit of Mr. Jackson
Mr. Jackson is good actor, and we hope his friends
will reward him with a full house
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

G5ERENEMBE that Headache, Dizziness, sleep
mess, Noises in the Head, Bad Taste, Nausea, or
sickness of the Stomach, Loss OF Appetite, indi9e5
ton, Dyspepsia Fever and Ague, Pain after Eating,
Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Jaunlice, Costveness,
Determination of the blood tu the Head, Coughs,
Gods Pain in tbe side, back, limbs and joints, Rheu-
ltism, and all Chronic diseases, Scrofulou' iiumors,
salt Ghcum, and all cuangous eruptions, General De
bliy, &c. Sc may al be promptly relieved and ef-
f"cmaliy cured by the use Of
DR.JOHN VI. WILLIAMS INDIAN VEGETABLE
PURIFYING BLOOD PILLS
Prepared and sold at the Vegetable Medicine Labo-
rzory, No % East Baltimore street, fifth door east Of
Fromt-sl.. Baltimore. % cents per box ap2d
NO NOTICE. The owners of Lots in Old Trinity
NOW -. Andrews) Burial Ground, are requested to
meet in the Basement Room Of st. Andrews Church,
High street, on TUESDAY EVENING, April 20h, nj
ocIocE 10 receive the report of the CorAmittee ap-
pointed 10 fence the same
apes 81 w. D. GREETHAM, chm Com.
g5- BALT'E UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.
quarterly meeting Of the Department will be held
ut the City Hall THIS Monday EVENING at eight
JAMES YOUNG, Secretary.
;d3 The Board of Select Delegates is requested to
meet in the office of the Secretary to the Mayor at
u O'Clock, [Rl 1t
E3- BEWARE OF OILS FOR THE HAIR, They
debitatc and relax the very vessels that should be
strengthened and stimulated, A moments reflection
will convince any sensible person of This. The use OF
Oi!ymal badness than all other causes.
Ladies, remember this, and let your toilet be furnish
ed with the BALM OF COLUNBtA--a spiritu0us
extract Of the most tonic and astringent roots but no
aGdlieS 'nhHterer, with the most fragrant perfume
Near two hundred Of late and positive restora
ton OF the hair by it, are reported by living subjects,
and nearly all the fishiolabes use il as perfume and
PURIFIER if they not losing the hair Immense
quantities are sold only al No. Il Maiden Lane-New
FORK Express.
For sale in Baltimore, at the corr er Of Hanover and
Baltimore sis Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison sts and at No. 81 Thames st. 1t
nC3s COMMUNICATION. The grand capital prize
of Sa0, 900 was again sold yesterday at lEWlSSON'S
lucky office. to a gentleman Of Indiana, making the
third high prize he has sold this month"; amounting TO
upwards OF 500, 900 We refer adventures ID his ad
yert:Sement of splendid Lotteries for the month OF
May, and recommend then to give his office trial
113- Remember the number
LEWiSSON'S LUCKY OFFICE,
No. 1873 Pratt street, S doors east Of
APPS 81 Bradshaw Is and NatiOaal Hotel.
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VERY RICH FRENCH GOODS.
ii UST RECEIVED AT GAHDNGE,S.
GU SOME VERY RICH

,EEtIGD AT GASDNGE'S
ONE VERY RICH
Fig'd and Plain SILKS
French BERAGES and
BALZARINES
French JACONETTS
ids. sac. French LAWNS
Plain Black BERAGES
PoI'accOs and Marquesies
FIR. aud Scotch Ginghams
Dotted TarIetOns.
+ Rich IIcrpani SHAWLS
and SCARFS
Twisted silk do do
Fancy s. Pain Berage do
SCA2FS I Black and Fancy silk do
Emb'd Grape SHAWLS
Dam1sk do
Embroidered and Plain
Thibet Shawl,.
French worked COLLARS
and CAPEs
do do Chemizctts
La Polka Lace Capps
Misses Collars and Chcmi-
pr-s zetts
" '-' - Fir. Worked Cauezous
do. Sleeves and Cuffs
Lace Wells and Falls
Emb'd Il. G. Hdkfs.
English Regency haces &
Edginss.
{ RichChinesc Feather Fans
do Sandal Wood do
Rich Painted Fans
| 10. -
rrrv GLOVES
= 49, ParasOls, ParasOlietteS and
Sun Shades
Hemstitch'd, Corded Dor
deyed and REVERE l.. L.
HDKFS,
Silk and Cotton Cravats
White and colOred SILK
GLOVES
Linen Cambria HDKFS.
English Spitta!tield do,
La Polka CRAFATS
"AleXandcg's" best KID
WEAR GLOVES
English and French Drill
lings
Black Satin and Fancy
VESTINGS
Summer CLOTHS
English TWEEUS
Superior Drab dc Etc, sc.
nd general assortment of DOMES-
ich are now offered for sale al very
a. wholesale or retail, by
iNkLIN GARDNER,
{ Wholesale Rooms, up stairs,)
No. 1875 Market street,
j fourth house above Light,
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A GRAND SALE OF SPLENDID CAPI-

A GRAND SALE OF SPLENDID CAPI-
N tai PRIZES will take place THIS WEEK at
NJ. DOYLE'S CAP PRIZE DEPOT, No. IA PRATT
STREET, opposite the Railroad Depot, (next door to
Bradshaw's United States Hotei) where there is kept
constantly on hand and for sale the highest capital
prizes in all of the various Lotteries There was sew
era very handsome capitals sold here last week, All
persons wishing supply of the meedfal can be
commodated i'll some of the following magnificent
schemes to be disposed of this week:
MONDAY, capital prize 100000, tickets SIS, shares
in proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $500, tickets s2s, shares iii
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $50 900, tickets So, share.
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 100000, tickets SIS, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets sai shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. tI3-Go in for package in this ''Thomas
Thumb" scheme. Risk package of wholes ouly
Sl2, halves Sc, quarters SO.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who MP
chase by the package 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. l44 Pratt street
fri ODDOsi!e RS n p nann,