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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, l845.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.

ADMINISTRATIONS OF JUsTICE. The Centre
vile Time, in stating the acQuittal on Satur-
day last. Of man named Tyler, who was
charged with the murder of MIR, Graham, in
Dorchester cyaaty, intmatcS, that his escape
was attributable to some improper action some
where. 81. wll be remcmhcrcd,' says that
paper, "that he was previously convicted, (or
another oIicuce,) but escaped the gallowS
through an accidental omission Oh the part Of
the jury in the rendlton Of the verdict. Ills
last escape, We hear it rumored, was not quite
SO accidenia!-and IL fearful responsibility rests
somewhere for the character Of his future life y
We know not to what the writer alludes; but
if there has been corruption practised in any
shlpo, we hope that it will be exposed; and ii
would seem to be due to the court and Jury by
whom he was tried, that the circumstances
which have gwen rise TO the suspicion express
ed, should be made known, SO that the inno-
cent may be relieved from censure, and the
guilty Of any be exposed and punished. We
Know not whether Tyler be rich or poor; but
w 'ihfS SUI wv pP'IlIOII pbDilIiy N>P'N''N',
that, though It may be Coaster for camel TO
pass through the eye of needle than for rich
man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven" it is
not so difficult for the man Of wealth to escape
the penalty of crime in this world-for, tho
conl icted by a Jury, aud without single pal
hatlng circumstance connected with his case,
he possesses means to procure intcrcessors with
the Executive, who has been too frequently de-
ccivcd INTO the grant Of pardon, where justice
demanded punishment. This has been cry
inc grievance for more than thirty years, and
shews the proPrety of interposing restriction
upon the pardoning power. We hope that the
present Governor will not "trcad in the foot
steps Of his iliuslrious predecessors" wings OF
democrats, in this respect. In the case of Ty-
Ter, however, his escape is not owing TO the ex-
erciso Of Executive clemency-and we there
fore desire to know how it was procured; as it is
of the utmost Importance to the public to have
Justice fairly administered, particularly upon
50 grave charge as that of murder. viii the
editor Of the Times enlghtcn us on the subject,
if he be in possession of facts
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The PREspXNr OF Texas. Either the late
advices from Mexico misropresented the Presi-
dent of Texas, or he is playing a double game.
1t will be recolccted that the Mexicalsnews
represented that negotiations had been entered
upon between Mexico and Texas, at the soici-
her Independence, to be guaranteed by France
and England This information came in so
suthentic form, and was so well vouched
for, that it was universally credited. Now we
calling 4 convention of the people of Texas,
to be held on the fourth of July next, to deli
berate and decide upon the subject Of annexa-
tor, and this measure is adopted, as the Pre-
sident states, in order to "give direction and eff
feet to the public will, already so fully express
ed" 1t would thus appear that President
Jones has 1.-TWO strings to his bow" but which
he designs to use time alone can determine
His proclamation would shew him to be favor
able to annexation, whilst his secret negotia-
lions with Mexico speak different language.
1t is possible that, previous to the time APP
pointed to hold the convention, the arrange
mcnt with Mexico will have been completed
and the independence Of Texas be formally re-
cogniled and guaranteed by France and Eng
land. Ii so, we suspect, that the influence of
the President will be thrown in opposition to
annexation, aud that Texas will decide against
the proposed union with us. Should this be
the case, we must submit to the disappoint-
ment with the best grace we can, for we cam
not be 50 mad as to engage in a war to subject
Texas to our control.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
HT ILT,Vl1I

:" BALTIMORE-S ST, opposite the Museum.
Is determined to offer goods prices that will insure
speedy sales. His stock is varied and complete AS
any III Baltimore, 10 which he is daily adding fresh
supplies of Ladies' Cameo. Lava and other BRF ASH
rms and BRACELETS; Bracelet Clasps; Finger and
Ear Rings Pencils; gold Chains; Lockets; Mated and
Britannia Goods, &c
mp Also, WATCHES Of all kinds. Of his own
T-TM importation, warranted the best and chcap.
- JS est in this Market and, being a praciira,
a. ~ workman, great care Is taken in selecting
such Watches as mist prove satisfactory to the wear
or. Fine Watches Repaired
ie3 c0ur CORNER, 0pposile thn Mnsnum
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INTERESTING LECTURE. The Rev. S. II. Merrill
will deliver lecture on 'The Sources of Danger to
Young Men," this evening, in tine Fifth Presbyterian
Church, Hanover street. The subject selected is
deeply interesting to the young men ofeur community
The interesting manner of the lecturer, well the
subject, will no doubt insure general attendance Of
the young Of both sexes
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% SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. The
Sabbath Schools of the High street BAPTIST Church
VIII repeat their Exhibition in the Egyptian saloon
the Odd Fellows Hall, OH THURSDAY EVENING
the PIN OF June, commencing at O'Clock. The pro
ceedS TO he appropriated tas befoe to the completion
OF the eclure Room Of the new Church.
Tickets OF admission, price ~ cents each-can be
obtained of A. butcher Coniccii0Mer, North Charles
street; John b. Moody, Pratt, near Gay-st n. Mont
gomery. Gay near Exeter II VIM Al. Johston. No.
2ii Broadway, p; at the Clipper and Sun offices,
and at the door on The evening of the Exhibition.
je2-4t
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THE CONGO MELODIsTs. The last concert of these
faVorite vocasts will take place tonight at the As
sembly Rooms, when there will be an entire change
OF programme No lover of real genuine music
should miss the opportunity of hearing them. Little
Ole Bull will play several solos on the violin. Give
them bumper at parting
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G3- We understand that MGssrs. EMORY & co.
No = North CALVERT STREET, distributed last week
The round sum Of THIRTEEN THOUSAND NINE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN DOLLARS AND
ElEHTf-TWO CENTS. $4,000 of it was sent in a
half ticket to Fe's Point; S2OO0 quarter ticket to
WIDOW lady IN Il. Howard street; 5000, whole ii ket
to gentleman who had note to nav in the MeC han.
les Bank; $500 quarter ticket, an honest ship car
penter on Federal Hill, The remainder distributed in
smaller sums IN the city and various parts of the
try. Tins great luck you may be has produced
great cry for their tickets Ii
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BURROWS THEATRE, FRONT ST. The rich and at
tracve bill which brought together such large au-
dence last night, is posted for this evening. The
pieces are "The Roman Odd Fellow, or the Mystic
rious Brotherhood" and "The Magic Lamp in new
Light" either of which ought to fill every seat in the
house,
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New PUBLICATIONS. "A Practical Manual of Flo.
cution is the title of late work by Merritt Caldwell
A. NJ. one of the professors in Dickinson College
The admirable treatise of''Rssh on the Human Voice
and that of "Austin Gesture" appear 10 have fur
nlshed the author with many valuable ideas. These
and the suggestions made during long course of eo-
cutionary teaching have been made the basis of
the present volume which once philos optical and
practical. The rules and directions are perspicuous
and arranged with great judgment, and are mul-
pied as 10 deter the students and the selections for
defamation are in excellent taste 1t is gotten IN
very neatly, is an excellent school-book and we pre-
sumo Will have an extensive circulation. Publishers
Sorn s Ball.
"English Grammar by Rev. Bradford Frazer
This is new treatise, and presents the great leading
principles Of the Grammar, in the most simple and
easy manner is meeting with great favor, and has
already, we perceive, been Introduced into the Phila
delphia Public Schools Publishers, Sorn & Ball
The above works. with Kdiet's Brazil, which we no.
tced few days ago. for sale by Messrs. Parsons
* Preston, Pratt-st.
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90 DIR. JOHN Nj. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Baltimore i,
mn door east Of FrOnt.-TuE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
cINEs EVER PRODUCED prepared and sold at this La
noratery, to wit-lHdian Vegetable Purifying and
Ani'-bllIous Pills IS cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Filters % cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific 50 cents
bottle; Cholera Specific, 25 cents a bottle; New
Elheuc Preparation, l25 cents vial; PediIuvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, Tor the cure of CONSUMPTION Coughs, Colds, &c
81! cents bottle; New Remedy for Group l2t cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir a pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants, 80 cts bottle;
RheHmauc Liniment and EnlbrScation, and accom-
pAnments 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 81; Dyson
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, &c. s. SC Printed di-
rectIons for The administration of these remedies ac
company each article. n. Is. Advice given by DR..
w. free of charge. ml3-f
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{G}- T.. y. FRYER, Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, sc. sc.
G5- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. SC.
Frames re guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-a No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.
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SUPERFINE WHITE ENGLISH AND
~ DUCK DRlLLlNGS. The subscribers have on
hand an elegant assortment of fine and supelfine
white English and Duck DRILLINGS, with hand
some fancy do; general assortment of GAMBkooSs,
Summer CASSIMERES and Summer CLOTHS;
also, handsome assortment of white and fancy Mar
settles, fancy Cashmere, silk and Satin VESTINGS:
together with Silk and Cotton SHIRTS and DRAW
Frs; Suspenders; Hosiery; Ctavas; Pocket Handkfs,
Sc, 10 which they invite the attention of gentlemen.
DORSEY NELSON,
Je3-2w No. 81 Baltimore street
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ARRIVED.

burg
ARRIVED,
Brig Martha, Parker, days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to Tbos. Whhridge u Co.
Br schr Olive Branch, Hanson FROM Bermuda oat,
uit. ballast to H. * II. X Tucker
Schr Planet, Howes, 10 days frosn Portland, poa-
toes and laths, TO master.
Schr JOS Turner, (new) Gibbs from Providence
via Newport, days from the latter, aomrstics 10 r.
Pierce.
=, schr Ann A. Parker, Brishtnan, days from Fall
hlVer, via Newport, d0meScs To T. Whtridge & Co,
Schr Isabella, Clark, from Sussaf-ss River with
lumber, bound to Boston.
Schr Mandarin Nye, days from Charleston, um-
her, toJ. Cofner Sons, and G.. WOrtt,inntou
Steamer Express, Whitecar, Phladeip hia mdse. 10
E. G. Harris
MEMORANDA.
snip Grace Brown, Myers, from Bait!More, before
reported below on the 25th) arrived Bremen on the
29th April
Ships Tulsa, Steenken, hence at Rremen LIST ult:
Meta, Meyer, do do. nh.
Ship Herald, Pulen, hence for Rotterdam. was at
Helvuet 9th Mt
ship Hermann, Welsh, hence for Amsterdam, was
off Dartmouth 18th ule
Ships Pocahonas, Higgins, arrived at Liverpool
from Apalachicola | lth ult; and Powhatan HAYDEN
do. from Mobile 10Th.
Ship Troy, Burnham, for Valparaiso; schrs Mill
sent, Cole, and Mary S4otsbIrn Parmsee, for Balt-
more, cleared al New York 3lst ult.
Brig Harp, Gator, and schr Direct, Briggs both for
Baltimore, cleared at New York Goth sit.
Brig Baltimore, Brown, from Baltimore, arrived at
Boston Both ult Brigs Aimena, Ryder, for Baltimore
cleared at do same day; and brig Dover Perciva for
do. do 3lst
Schr Catharine, Griffith, from Baltimore for L aguay
ra, was spoken 2lst ut lat. 81 %, Ion. 81 A.
Schr Cen Washington, Ridgaway, foy Baltimore
went to sea from Charleston Both ult.
Schr E. Randall, Derrick, for Baltimore, sailed from
Lubec 25th ut.
Schr Mariner, Adams, for Baltimore, sailed from
Nantucket 29th ult.
schr Eliza Hand, Baker, for Bal,isaose, sailed from
rovidence 18th At
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G3-A MEXICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Convention will meet THIS Tuesday EVEN
ING, the Sd inst, at O'Clock, IL Union Hall, corner
nt Baltimore street and Trpolett's alley. 1t is ian
porlant that every ward he fully represented in this
meeting a. business Of great importance will be trans
acted. BY order al the SECRETARY.
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a N I'D GLOVES, =
~ -AA- OF EVERY CoLoi
la5YA BLOND LACE, KIDS SATIN s
RA CLEAN SEQ -
I'D so AS TO LOOK EQUAL
All articles may he obtained FOUR DA' "
time left, unless otherwise ordered. The fl ! I
the only Agents in this city for the above est 1
ELLIS & NICOLAI, 80 Ballimo,lel
nearly opposite Ho
KEACH & GATES, No 224 Bal, ST
JAMES M. HAIG, No. 1871 Baltiye ST
MRS. ROWLAND, Fancy Dry (sttee
apl4-y No. SO Licking, Store
HHEAP PA PERHANGINGS Get.
" received large assortment of fi.lve j
common American Paperhangings, Borvzed
Board PRINTS, which will be sold - nd FL
low prices isedlil
Paperhangings off every description
manner, al short notice. the b
Also, on hand an assortment of w
embracing veHtian Blinds, Transpart Blin|
SHADES. STICK BLINDS, Paper Bl. NDS]
Just received an assortment OF super c.
MATING, for sale low by MTG
JOHN e. HOLLAND.
m3l nea. the Odd Fly ST.,
q Hall
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tI3- COLUMBIAN FIRE COMPANY-ATTET-
TON! meeting will b" held AT thr Hall on THIS
TUESDAY EVENING, at O'Clock. to transact husi-
Hess for our contemplated visit to Lancaster on he
iIn OF July. 1t Is hoped every member will be his
post as business Of Importance will be presented for
their consideration. b. order,
je3-s2t' J, II. BURNUP, Com.
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WNURNITURE COVERING. ON +,
E1 Narrow striped Furniture Chintz fG )
Furniture, Carriage Seats, SC.
8 4 and Al brown French LINENS, for the
pose
"a Buff Holland, for Window Shades
rs, A and "a Furniture Dimity, very cl
Splendid Cambria do. for inCants' cloaks, ,
Imperial Marseilles QUILTS, new and So
terms, II, 10, IA and Is qrs. ,;
Linen Sheelings and Pillow Case Linens
IRISH LINENS of every quality and pric Is
Prices very low, wholesale aud retail.
HAMILTON EASTER E.
m3l-4t 203 Ballimor
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NAAKING UP! The eyes of our citizens are
w opening to the advantages of getting rich in
much more speedy manner Than by the common
course Of business. The way do this is plainly ex
hibited in the extraordinary good luck attending in
yestments AT DOYLE'S Capital Prize Depot, No. Ia
Pratt ST., opposite the Ballo. Ohio r. r. Depot, and
next to Bradshaw's U. $. Hotel, however small Call
and secure the capitals in the following very splendid
schemes to be drawn in Baltimore this week.
TUESDAY, capital $1,000, tickets S2l, shares III
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s., shares
in proportion
THURSDAY, capital 500, 900, tickets IS, shares in
proportion
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets a, shares In
proportion
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 50, shares in
proportion. Risk on package of 2! whole licKets
in this splendid scheme only s22; on package OF
halves only Sill, and on package of quarters only
S5.5O-and may draw over Sl5,0O0.
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 oy
the package, single ticket, or share All orders, pei
mail or otherwise addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. LA Pratt street,
Ii rRl Opposite B. & o. r. R. Depot.
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MEN GOODS. We have Just received /
hA large stock of Linen Goods 10 which ME attend
uon OF the public is invited, they have been pur|
chased AT such low rates that they aud rW be dis
posed Of ct about 20 per cent betow the forrest narke
price. Just opened, "a, 10 4 and II 4 Barnsleyj
Linen Sheetng; 81 and I'd Pillow Case Lneh!l
and 1914 Table Diaper; 81 and 1914 very superoI
Satin Damask; aS9 txlO, 9x2 l0xl4 and l6x l6 Sat
Damask Table Cloths; low priced and supeItne TIA
bic Napkins Richardson's, Barkley>s and Black
Irish Linens; pan striped ard plaid Drillings fo|
gentlemep's wear; white and unbleached Navy Due
Drillings; Summer Cloths; Drap d'Eie Vestnes, wit
large assortment of Silks, Shaws and other Lade
wear to which we invite attention.
Il. McELD0WNY s. co.
No. 1863 Baltimore 81
mo- m aln,Irt Il L l..
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Il l. If a N C.
.&T or APPLICANTS.

For the bencW Of tic insoirent Lulos Of Mcrv-
iand for The Inst tccck
T. X. Grubhs, fruit dealer Edward Knott, collector .
John Dunlap, painter VIM. Vnksen, Iaborer CO.
Benjamin Ferguson, TO- John Viewer, cleIk
bacconist, Sam'l >. Riley ,buokAindcr
BENZ. w Ferguson, do John Brian, mariner cold
Albert Bell, cab driver james Airs, aborer
I. A, Schwatka, officer Geo. Mnth shoemaker
J. Hoiton, farmer, county, 'SanI Handy, laborer
JosfPh htagri, IL. j. Chambers plasteyer@
JoSlhn Hoffman ,bricklay'r n. schneider, abOrer
)! haboersett, farmer, co. - HaSnes, lahOrer, co!d
".meLaushlh, pcrchant Caleb Lewis, do. do.
For debts less than $50.
TO appear before the commissioners, 7,h of Juv
1915 81 VI '"'T
Day Of final hearing, 9th Sept. l945.
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IA SCHEME-TickCls 81 l. halves IS cts, quarters
37l cts. Drawing takes place on SATURDAY, l4h
of June. FLETCHER y Co, No. 5 Holiday street.
splendid little lottery for the l4th OF june in which
we will sell OIL certificate package of - whole tick
cts for $40, % halves for So - quarters for S. and
% eghthS of tickets for only 81 80, and package
may draw IS $50. The principal prizes to be drawn
are:= 900 81 0OO $3.50, 5000 $500, S4G0, 2of 5000
Of $50, OF $780, 10 of $50, 10 of $50, &c.66 Nos
10 ballots.
90 Orders, Orders, Orders. For packages or sin
Gle tickets should be forwarded by the earliest mails
secure packages and good selection Of numbers. No
postage need be paid any letters sent us on lot
terry business, with enclosures of Prize tickets
money.-we also send the drawings to all custom
ers free of postage Direct as usual to
JAMES FLETCHER & CO.,
1t Baltimore, Md.
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~ LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN, Lecture
VIII ne delivered by the Rev, SAMUEL II. MERRILL,
THIS Ciuf <dayN EVENING, 3d inst, At O'Clock, IN
the Rev, Nh. Hammers Chuch, Hanover street, on
me sources OF doHgcr n !0mg men, seats free, and
the public are invited 70 attend. 1t
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O. The Convention of the MEDICAL AND CHl-
, RI RGlCAL FACULTY OF MARYLAND adjourn
ed Yesterday afternoon to meet THIS Tuesday
MORNING AT ll3 O'Clock. Members requested
tn be pnnctua As business deeply involving the inter
ests OF the Faculty will be discussed II
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Col. BUTLER. We have heard it stated up
on pretty good authority, says the Louisville
Courier, that Col. VIM. o. Butler will receive
the appointment of Minister to Russia, some
time in July next, at which time the four years
fool Todd expires
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FASHION AND PEYroNA. The report that
Fashion and Peytona, were to run another race
over the Canton Course, near this city, is in
correct Fashion has been "turned OUT and
will run no more this spring. Neither horse,
after the race at Camden, were in a condition
to run again soon.
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Spanish schr Amaia, Zurinago, Mayaguez, p. r.
Kirkland Chase & Co.
Schr Experiment, Bnsick, Eden,os, N. G. master.
schr John H. Dunbar Power, Nosiok and Peters
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Q9-CORONER's OFFICE, No. l2s NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north OF Gay-st mhl2.ly
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$1,000 THIS Is ~ DAY-Whole tickets
call at the all fortunate prize office of MILLER &
co. and purchase IA ticket They sold in the Mary
land Lottery drawn yesterday Two good priI es:
one of $500, whole ticket Nos 10 25 40; and one of
$3.50 ar ticket, Nos 10 ~ %; both sold by the lucky
prize vendors, corner of st. Paul and Baltimore SITS.
Q3-THlS DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery, class
NO 22-I3 Nos. Is ballots, making rich scheme for
the price of tickets
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of $1,000 | prize Of $1,000
- 1000 9OH
,lOs 600 sc.
Tickets S29-shares in proportion.
Certificate of packages Of % quarters only 81 e.
For packages, single tickets shares of tickets, APP
ply To the old established and fortunate Office of
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class &c, drawn
June 2-iowcst prize So;
10 40 IS IS AZ 40 . 40 65 "a 80 10 81 Al
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IN MALL FRY FOREVER! The ID capital
~ sold by BfRNE * co. in this famous little Lot
terry TO poor laborer-this, besides several other
three No. tickets, amounting in all TO the handsome
sum OF G3@O0. Foi the capitals TO DAY, call at the
lucky corner-S7,0 900, 1900, sc. Tickets S25
Drawn Nos. Of yesterdays Lottery, class 66:
10 4o l6 25 AZ 40 2 ~ 65 "a 80 10 81 Al
BYRNE x co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
II and South st., Yellow House.
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On the lst instant, Miss MARY MoRRIss, in the Ssth
year of her age.
On the LIST instant, Miss ELIZA THEARL in the 9Th
year of her age.
On the 3isl ult Miss CATHARISE C. CuRRES,
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FgyHE CRY Is 'STILL THEY COME" AT
Il SCHOOLFlELD s. CO.'S. They sold yesterday
No. 40 II, prize of $1,000, sold To gentleman
OF Eutaw street, Nos. ~ 10 10, prize of $500, sent
Hanover. Pa; Nos. 10 80 60, prize of $780, sold
to a colored man.
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class &c, drawn
June ID, lowest prize s., are
10 AZ lG 25 AZ 40 d. IS "a 80 10 e. Al
Draws TO-D BAY the beautiful scheme of Md. Con-
SOlidutcd Lottery. class %.
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No. 81 Market st. (White H0use,)
je2 tuth3t doors below Frederick st.

ECE! ICE! ICE! The subscriber would aform
II the citizens of Baltimore that he is prepared 80
receive orders TO any extent for his pure ROCKLAND
LAKE ICE which he will deliver to Families Ho.
tells, Steamboats,, Vessels, sc. at New York prices.
And also guarantees TO the season through TO
all who leave their orders before the first OF June
m2S-2wif' w, JONES, IUl Spear,s wharf