American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-04
>; y. GREGORY x CO, Managers of Lotteries
EMORY CO., Sub-Agens,
Office No. 9 CALVERT STREET. !


Office No, CALVERT STREET.
You shall hare gold TO pay the pett debt twent times
ocer. "-Shaks
AS we are now Sub Agents for the Managers,
{Messrs J. IT, G. Coz for the sale of tickets in all
the Lotteries authorized by the laws of Maryland the
dra"hg OF which is superutended by Commissioners
appointed by the Governor; enabled offer at
our old established and popular Office, No. , North
JaiVert street. most extensive assortment OF Lottery
tickets, to which we respectfully invite The attention
OF the public Our experience and success in the
vending OF Lottery tickets for the last thirty years.
during which time we have distributed bstlceen nine
and ten millions IF dollars, have nSeparaby ass0cat
ed our name with those the "CapriciOuS Dame" has
most lavishly favored, and for us the enviabIe
reputation of being the greatest Prize sellers in
the world To those Of our fellow citizens, who have
so literally extended to us their patronage, tender
warmest acknowledgements; and for the benefit of
those who would like To speculate in lotteries but
who deferred by the apprehension of exposure, we
will state, Tint we found it eNpedCnt wears
since adopt plan, by which the process of pur-
chasing tickets, in all the inute of receiving draw
ngs, schemes Sc, can be done privately, and with
The advantage TO the buyer as if by personal at
tendance-it is to transact the Loteru business through
She medium Of The Post Office! Enclose to us the
amount to be invested in any Lottery, the order will
be filed Immediately, ingeuOusy folded to defy in
spectien and returned TO the Post OfTce-thc draw
ing of the Lotteries, we have published expressly for
this class of customers in the 'Clipper newspaper"
every morning; copied from the Managers official
drawing, andu arrays be relied Secresy with
us ID fundamental law, and in no case is the name
Orders from the country respectfully solicited. Of
ferng the reputation we have hitherto sustained,
guarantee for the prompt and faithful prosecution of
the Lottery business for the FUTURE appeal TO the
hberaty of an intelligent community for support.
The publc's seTv'ts, EMORY & CO.,
iyl6 No. On. Calvert St, Baltimore, Md.
EUSF RECEIVED, and for sale at HINCK-
eD LEY'S Literary Emporium,
$500 MARKET STREET.
GOdey's LADY - BOOK for August, a5 cents
N No. 90 Wnchcster's Jew--back Nos. supplied
Henrietta, the Maiden and the Priest l2a cts.
Fourteen celebrated MARCHES, 25 cents
MOORE'S MELODIES, songs and ballads Csc.
Selections from the Grand Opera of Leonora 25c.
The Dollar Newspaper, 4 cents
Aiexandcr's Pictorial Messenger, ) cents
Miss Bremer's NEW WORK
The Parsonage Of Mora, by Fredrca Bremen,
translated by WIN. Bremen. Price ~! cts.
Arthur's Magazine, for August 49, cts.
Louisa Mdmay, 25 Cts
The Godolphn Arabian, by Sue. 10! cents.
Prose and Verse, byT. Hood, Wiley s. Putnam's
Library, No. ICY 375 cts.
Musical History, Biography and Criticism, by Ilo-
garth. so cents.
All the Weekly Newspapers for this week
Thirteen Popular WatzeS, by various composers,
for 25 cents
The Fortune Hunter, by Anna Cora Mowalt, fol %
cents.
Ingraham's Novels, in great variety, l2j cts
Agents and the trade supplied at low prices with all
new and cheap works issued at
c. A. HINCKLEY'S Literary Depot,
2s0k BALTIMeRE STREET,
al one door East of McClelan's alley