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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

SANDWICH ISLANDS. The New York Sun
furnishes an account received overland by way
of MeNico) Of tine opening of the Sandy ic'
Island Parliament, and the speech of the King
The proceeding, were embodied after the Eng
lish forms 50 says the Sun, with the usual Ger.
emoucs--a throne, seats for the ministers Of
state, Foreign consuls, mobiles, representatives
Clergy, commanders of vessels ofwar, SC. Sc,
the k.ng being dressed in a ncrc military suit,
and the Qlcou in figured straw colored silk
dress, bonnet o! the same color, with white os-
trch.tlthgrs. The fort announced his ina les
ty's entrance into the Legislative Hall by ma
tonll slIutc-2l guns. The foreign vessels Of
war responded with the same number Of guns
When their maicstieS had assembled the throne
the Rev. Mr.. Richards, American missionary,
addressed the Throne of Grace, which being
finished, the king ordered ms assembly to be
seated and then read his speech
His maiesty's speech has the merit Of being
brief and to the purpose. He informs the " No
bicS and Representatives, Of the people, that,
IN the exercise Of his prerogativeS, he has APP
pointed Gcrrju +. Judd, ESQ. minister for the in
terror affairs Of the kingdom; Robert C.Wyllie,
Esq. minister " foreign relations; and John
p;oa-4 ~, ~ ,,,...,..,'-.,.,.'
Low - 40 '''"''',' ''''',''g
to the administration Of justice; and that he has
ordered his ministers to lay before them, reports
Of their severe! departments. He states that
the Independence Of the kingdom has been ex-
I,ltp hot |
p''''''y io'oS'-''u W t''c n''eu States C'feaI
Britain, france ano Belg'um-and expresses
the wish to cultivate the relations Of peace and
friendship wi,hall nations. and to treat the spb-
iects OF all with equal Justice. With this view
he recommends the better ORGANIZATION Of the
Courts or J,.5ticc, ,he division Of pover, and
Il careful reyisal Of the laws After re1rrino
to several matters o. local concern he con-
cludcs his speech in line following terms
eve consider it the first Of our duties topro-
tect Religion, and promote good rnoral' and .
genera e'Ncauon' II wlIi therefore De your
can he he~l nrornairf md rytr,Jnd a,n,,ng tie
people Of these Islands, and also amono the TO-
rcigncrs resident in our dom,pions We are
we'll aware that The Word Of God is fine corner
s,nuo ,r' nur air,rdor, Thro,,rL ;,s ;,,r.,nnca
,vr have barr ;,,rodurnd intn tho family Of tho
indencpdep, pationso,'t hc eorth II shall hero
sgb;ect, in the lear Of the Lord; to iemr,,r ms.
lrc with mercy in thn punishment of airline.
and TO reward industry and virtue.
Tho Almighty RpIrr of nations haa dealt
l.;,4i, MIX ~ ~ mr. ,rooLIcs in res,or;,~ nnr
i.,ngdom ,,,r,,h,r with snnrial ouarantaes. for
lis existence rs an independent nation. May
nc also ulu YOU i'll your GclIDtid'IuIS, "L.V may
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

S. Sellman, of Anne Arundel county, and Al.
exander Reach, Esq, of Prince Georges, have
consented to deliver the annual addresses before
the Prince Georges county Agricultural >oci.
ETY. at It's next meeting.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

ScARcIrY OF Corn. Such has been the
failure of the corn crop in the upper districts OF
South Carolina, that conventions have been
held, and resolutions adopted to apply to the
Legislature of the State for ard in purchasing
food.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

Pace OF SQuAsuEs IN CoNNEcTIcur. A
Yankee was caught few days ago with a
small lot OF squashes, to which he had helped
himself from garden. He was carried before
a magistrate, and promptly sentenced to thirty
days imprisonment in the county jail, and q
fine Of ~ and costs.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13
4 WILMA. GLASS; AVID auEENsw WARE.

u SELL ny OFF AT SST!
the t"bscrIbcr, Ea+ag about t. remove f-on the
2y, IS selling out hir :tock Of CI.t1A, GLASS aM4
'IkENSWARE Al ?, Il. The sock com lr!s..s Il
greht vae'cy Ot Diane, Tea and TC!irt Sets together
"h ai3 She various 1rles in the Inc which WI he
Feid, ard at such pieces canGai fail to ssgt by
wholesale or retail.
[T5"PerchaSers respectfully irsiied to cal.
A. Il Key. 80 5. Calvert street.
;rS.fim, l,r SIN, of the ,-',,ld pitcl,.-. =,
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CiRcuMsrANTlAL Evidence IN proof that
circumstauta evidence in some cases is prefer
able to direct, is the case of John Mcneil in
Boston, who confessess he murdered Mr.. Par
Aer of Manchester, but cannot bring single
Circumstance to substantiate his declaration,
and 10 one believes him.
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SG,702 $50

TME Best ROUTE TO THE WEST. Azores
pendent Of the N. York Commercial, wrSiing
from Pittsburg, says In conclusion ought to
say that instead of coming hither by the direct
route from Philadelphia, through the State OF
Pennsylvania, we cane by way Of Baltimore,
and took the railroad TO Cumberland, thence
by stages to Brownsville, and thence by steam
boat down the Monongahela, a distance Of Sc
miles. This is the easiest and most pleasan,
route, though quite crcuitous, from n. York
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

{C3'i. q. - -. r.. " GRAND LODGE or MA
EYAA"D ia" regular ,r;ariri.y COMMUNICATION
viii cot'rn"n'e ors WEDNESDAY EVENING, 5thi
inst. M'2"nrrS arc requested 20 hr ,y'nGtual IN q.
tendance. By order,
oI3&t q. d. TEYk'2IRY, @. Scc'y.
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EGgcctcan 3fpub.tcau
MONDAY MORNING, Der. Is, l845
AND BALTIMORE CLIppE.


Exulr,rrox. The Patr.o, cyuIts loudly be
cause the Why candidate, at the election OF
wednesday last received few more votes than
those OF the Native party-but il the votes cast
for the Wing candidates by their new allies, the
De@ocn,,, be deducted, It will be found tina,
the Wing vote is much less than that OF the Ma
tive party Attic prorciect'on, the Wing can
dida'as received only few hundred votes more
than the Natives, although the latter had been
organ I'D for few weeks only, and the Win
party mas appealed to N the most pathetic man
neT y .ue fdtuot, to adhere to their nomina-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

A N EXPENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
"A FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOTHS-Am, rican English and French
CASSIMERES-pain and Fancy
YES rINGS-Slk Velvet, Satin, Worsed, sc.
SaitiDets, Tweeds, Kerseys Jeans and Linseys
Cashmeres, Mous.ine de Laine black and col'd
Alpacas, Bombaznes &c Also. one of the hand
soonest assOrtments of CALICOES in the city,
SHAWLS--Cashmera Tibet, Wool, Mousiine De
Lane, Blanket and Net ..'
FLANNEI.S-White, Red and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton Fhnnsls, Ticking ... .
Peniten ary Pluds, Checks, Cotton Yarn,
Brown and Bleacbed MUSLlNS, sc. &c.
% For sale at the Agency Store, rc,y iow for cash,
by LUTHER J. cox, Agent, -.
No. II Baltimore street. I'd door below
oil-Sm Tripoleu's alley.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

Gg~'EkGLE ART A,LnNY. The meml r-s,af IN
corps ne hereby 0tdcr"d TO assemble at the A,aorv
On MONDAY EVEN ANCI iGrh INST. at = o -5,,ek y
ipii unNornt, with side arms, fox Inspection.
~ 1rtrr Of the Captain
Ol!-2t r. ~ RINlDN S-.r,v
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13
s,suAVLs. CAsHMEHEs. &c.

s,s UAWLS. CASHMEltES. &c.
~ I, rkelr, brOche and ThiJet Shawis
Bla9iet, Netb and SIX do.
erode Rhine, Gro DC Swiss, Lust,ing silk
Kia Stoves; Linen g. HdktS; Irish Linen
CLOTHS. GASSShERES, & SSine:ts and Y eStingS
MILLINERY GOOnS--As
hIinged. embre, plaid Satin & Gre de nap Ribbons
SatlnS; NelVetS; Gaps; Ruches; Run on Cord, Sc.
Florenca Rrads, Rutland and Devon Straw BON
NETS, &e. which will be sold on he low est terms by
Obj THOS. ARMSTRONG. US Baltim,,p
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

SURGICAL, DR., Gilbert, Of Gettysburg, Pa,
few weeks since, operated successfully for
cataract upon the eye Of Mrs. Enstrlken, Of
that county, aged s. years. Her husband pre-
scented DR.. Gilbert with the handsome sum of
$500, as Il rccompense ioi the incalcuuble ben
eft derived from the operation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

rHyo THE LADIES Velvet neucu"s, NOR d
with Steel, most beautiful article. Also,
handsome assortment of Silk Purses For sale by
oil fri I'M. HAIG l2l Baltimore ST,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

THTO PERSONS fs;, distance Wishing - Try their
m ios,nne in any Of .he truly splendid schemes 10
hn drawn This week, VIII! please dact their letters 10
ARNE X Co, Lottery vendors. South sS, where
laey always can secure a prize by fmais 1Illay.
aHiS Da1, S2o,Ok&ior So
TUESDAY, $4,000. Tickets ~
WEDNESDAY, 3eE $4,000, issr
THURSDAY Sl2 800, for
FRIDAY, SIO0Oc, for ,
SATURDAY, ~. 100 for only
BYRNE& co cor Exchange Place
1t aud SOelh ~. (Yel!BVy Iiouse0
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

CHEESE The new packet ship Washington
Irving, of Boston, takes out 500, 900 pounds of
cheese, amongst other articles of provisions.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13
H3-OFFrClAL DRAWING of the Nd. COusuli
Gated Lottery, class No. 40, for ls4J:

~ 90 % ~ ~ y n 4 - % -
and 49, beir+lhG Isl and ID drawn, Nos each $50
- ana 81, O"inG'e 2i and 3i drawn Nos. each 20
- and 10, being -" i9 AVID 9TH; or : AMI u, be
Ing In" at, and IN drawn Nos each II
= and ~, being ttP 9Th 2ad 7Ih; or ~ aNI'l, be
iDG the 1th arrd sth drawn Nos ra,l s
Az hayi'g t"o OF NE drawn Nos. on thrr', each i
All Ea'ing one only of the s.rswn Nos. on, 9 ,
From the old established House of
IT EMORY, No. > N. ClIrcr-s5.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13
BY II. MEACEANI.
I02, CORNER BALTIMORE * FIctttp,y-
u y Y Il y . l. Il u.

I'VE, '>pHNER BA5T;MORg x UClLIDAY-sTs.
ENtRNI PURE Of A PRIVATE FAMILY
n AT ALGTiON. on MONDAY MORNI'EG,
IL INST AT IL o'clock, az Mo. 10 ~ Frederick strrst
the entire FutITure of family leaving the CIV con.
sstiue IN part % dozen Chairs, Giaereut kinds; :
rocking ChaifS owe high posi- BedsteaG and Curtains:
French post hnd other DO; sofas; Mirrors; pillar
and claw Tables; aenitian Binds man,e Clock and
Ramp-j cooking and Parlor Stoves; parIor stair and
cJautber Carpets; EHgs Stair Rods; Feather Beds;
Ma.tresseS; Mating chamber fuuilrrs; with the
usual variety Of Kitchen Utensils. Sale positive.
Terms cash, in bauhSble money.
oil Z r. MEACHAN, Auct.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

NT ESTlNGS. VESTINGS. A handsome AS
v sortment of low priced mediun and superfine
WHter Ve>tngs, just opened and for sale at unusual
Iy low prices, by HENRY w. COOKE,
oll.4 Corner Hanover and Lombard sta.
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yRyHOMAS FISHERS
n DTEING ESTABLISHMENT

IN
No. 10 ). CALVERT ST, Bait.
The Proprietor continues as heretofore, to DYE all
kinds of Silk and WoOllen Piece Goods to the va
rious colors required-such rs IIoSier -, Ribbons,
Straw and Leghon Bonnets, and ladies' and gentle
mems wearing apparel geHerally. Also Merino and
othrr Shawls neatly CLEANSED 10 resemble in APP
pearance those that are new
N b He returns thanks for the patronage which
he has already received and solicls continuance OF
the same. All work entrusted to hl> care done with
neaness and deSpltct. WANTED-One Journey
man and one apprentice. o,l3t
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WIN. Ii. EENIL.
gvORsTmp. n,A MAsKs.-

SUE%ERIOR VsORSTMD, EsA Masks
- We have received per sh % CLARA
cases very supeiiGr crimson and drab WOrsted Da
rasks of brauiif.l shades-fof curtains.
CASE 81 low pIlce& Drab DaNasks f5r c0achmakers
casss extra super black AL HhCaS 1pressly adapt
60 to our reta sales.
Tie above being our own :Eportedton we can Offer
therA very low.
oakland, splC Es,i stock Of rich FALL GOODS
VIII Ia Ne sell cash 0:.punC.isai customers at
low prices, who's sole and rstaiI.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
Cs@ Dob Baltimore street
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NIiT BOX CORHIGEIS. To render more
w complete his business Arrangement, the subsoi-
Der has added Gliding Shop to his establishment,
and rs now prepared TO put up at short notice, CUB
TAlNS with all he fixtures complete.
His arrangements are sEGh that he will be 2hle to
furnish Gill Box Confess &c, III advance Of the la
test styles and most approved Enih aud in furnishing
Sul of CHriains, in consequence of having the Up
hn'stery and Gliding all under ones eye, greater ad
vanages both in facility and economy must course
accrue 10 the customer Also, Curtain Bard nf new
style and character, together with Poes Ends, Cen
tres and Pings, rendering the assortment the most
complete in the city,
Mr.. A. F. JUDLIN, so long and fIvOrah.y known for
his skill AID good taste, will attond to tae getting up
of Curtains.
VENETIAN BLINDS Also Venetian Blinds, of
all coors AMI all sizes, made in our usual superior
manner with FROM 40 to 49 slats to a blind.
MATTRESSES.-ASo Hair, HuSH, Moss, Cotton,
Wool, sc. with sine Ticking, SIC.
Also, FEATHER BEDS
The whole n, prices to suit the times
JAS, II. COX, l62 Baltimore street,
o1l-lm . door west of the Museum.
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INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCA;s MUSIC.

MS KICT!IDNS Tn VOCA.! MUSIC
WILDER will open class op MONDAY
aAo lGHF, .hh inst, at O'Clock, athis MUSIC
RooM, IN the Basement of II. Joan'S Church. Lii
DGrly street TIE term will coriirl4 f04r months.
me acquisition OF a llMO Wedge Of EBFE SINGING
VIII be strictly pursued 1t is hOpgd that all who
may he pleassdi;o attend will resolve on constant at
teudahce ana puncnality. DO Hatwaif ill the Sc
coma or thirL.meetlns before coming in. Each
sion will be held tao hours VITA an inlenniss0n for
social interchange. Tuition nOdHralr, sc, viii be
made known at the Room M friends will confer
favor by .&tendns information. TO those whom they
may thnIs likely 10 atteGd.
03- A class Wiis be OIganizcd. in tne rev Baptist
Church, (Rev. Aidrich's) His4 street, soon as the
BaSementis finished; and before in some place near,
II it be !fund advisable not to DELAY ll-2T
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FE1HE truly great and successful prize venders are
IL FLETCHER 81 co. No : Holiday ST., VINO he
always busy in selling and paying off handsome prizes
IN the various bril- ant lotteries uGW drawing in Bati-
more every week, Distant adventures may realize
ihe truth Of the above by dreatng their orders to tbs
undersigned Al! they ask is ;h-sa TRIALS insure sue
cess.
TODAY, $4,000. tickets s.
TUESDAY, $4,000, tickets So
WEDNESDAYS of SlN,G0G, tickets s.
TIL RSDAY, 900, tickets 81
FRIDAY, 100000, tickets So
SATURDAY, $4,000 tic &aas S.
package in this only SO -.
Apply or address your n!aeTs 10
JAMES FLETCllEE * Co, Baltimore, Nd.
1t Agents for the Managers.
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THE FRUITS OF THE SYSTEM. So long rs
interested paTtizanS continue the system OF en-
deag3r ag 10 enlist foreigners in the party con-
Hicts oil tue day, so long will there be corrup-
ton practised at elections. The moment
vessel arrives at owe of our ports with imns!-
grants, party machinery is applied TO them, and
tsey are Instructed that, being nov in free
5sountry they must unite with this or that par
~ in order to preserve their hbertIes-and thus
they arc iguorantly made TO violate the laws of
.hc land, and TO take sides in disputes ot which
tbcy know nothing. If left to themselves It Is
not prohahla that ono in twenty Of the imml-
grants to th,s country would trouble themselves
about our elections, Until they became legally
entitled to yotc--bu. they are forced into party
ranks wien not entitled to vote, by the G!sTe-
preso..auo,.s Of native and adopted citizens,
who have less regard for the honor and interest
oftheir country, than for party triumph With
such mea "the end justiGC5 the means" and he
who has the honesty and the boldness to &C.
Dounco their desperate course, aud to iasis, that
.he elective franchise shall not be thus abused,
g ridieulcd as possessing bat Zone idea" and
hat Of no Importance.
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Day OF TmANKsGIyrNG. We hope that Go
vernon Pratt will follow the example OF his pre-
Jocessor, aud appoint day for thanksgiving N
this State; for no people on the face OF the earth
have more cause Of gratitude 10 Divine Provi-
denco than the citizens of Maryland. They
have been mercifuly spared from conhagra-
tons, sto;ms and pesti!ent.al diseases, whilst
other sections Of the country have been soFe'y
visited One cay, then, should be specially Sc;
apart to return thanks 10 COP for his mcrcl!ul
dispensat,nas.
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SSALTlNOHE LOCK TNFIUMARY,
AZ No. 10 EAST PRATT STREET, : doors East
OF Pratt meet Bridge, where may be- obtained The
most -SF'tdy and permanent crFe for Gonnrrh ia.
elects St-ietrrrs Affections of TIE tineys Diseases
OF the Bladder, HIavei, seminal EF"aEness, lnvoun-
tary Sem.'al Emissions and lnpOsnCy. Those who
by excess ve indulgence, or II certain secret ha,ut
have brousAt ;pnn themselves premature ImpOency.
Constitutional Debility, "r any obaa1irs 10 the cen
summation o. Marriage; tue usI5! consequences Of
hneSriinc+ "!luhcatI0A OF the s"asual passions,
may conSul.Dr II. with honorable ,oniieuce, He
offers them pryltct and permanent cure.
SECRET DISEASE CURED in ..om two to for,
days. The only certain aud inalhtir cne for Ger
tain disease. IN BALTIMORE ,NFIRNARY i.
situated at No - EAST PRATT ST, doors East
81 Pratt ST. EsitGe I" the afflicted OF both of sexes
Ia. HITI&LBE {.NR,
distinguished nrmhcr OF the N1edico Chirurgical
Faculty; Graduate ct the University of Maryland OF
1885, and Formerly Practising Physician to the Bait
more Eastern GsPenSay; IS had E,mrla of the first
'enereal Hospitals and airmaries ur the u States,
ana Is nj pro1+ui proprietor of the celebrated
Secret DtScas1 Tnary ever rStabi!> Red in America.
which Is tie only advertised pacs III Baltimore
where tlC.3u.1s constitutional can be hadl o
fact well knowEtu She afflicted.
When thai moss hnrrii of all diseases, the Secret
please, has .stou@h Itself upon The constitution,
1a:sng liberated sore throat, uICrra'1u Oh the wind
pipe known - consumption OF the H.fnnt; disease OF
me bones Of me ao>", and of the palate Of the
month; ucCyn3S sores, and copper Ciared blOches
Oh the head east, and !egs ciEptiOas nd puS-
i!itS on the fk!us structures and gi2gt or. H2e!-
berger, from as extensive practice ar nrea, skill and
experience @avuI successfully cui Sd more than 90
JUG of the wogtau& aggravats, secret diseases
during the las, >aEEa years, effect per
rect certain ana ianrou.h CONef TGTIONAL
tLkE, iiaV nE-eernIed the most E01iring atteGtSOu
10 TINS branch of disE1Se Dr.. HZrlGarger will mere
ly add, that III GsGE@S not only IN this city, but the
North South Ia, aud West can if.Y,ttstmOny that
ne has rescue, then! fIom the serpent ike grasp and
Tenomous p0soa Of this most awls l. dsra,r. wllrt
their lives wee desiIiged Of Atte.6anae' from A.
". 10 10 r. ~.
10, Perso.l spa1issnce can he l.>yrd by consult
my Dr. II. b. !ai,t7, (pOs paId.) sui respauiEg
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NEW PUBLICATION OF (. VITA
~ USlC-FIIE-FOPUL8R SONGS Give
me Cot; Switzrr Scug of Home; Has tny heart
inoW9 no change love ~ watch Ger tt p / saw thee
weep Arranged fUr,the Guitar hy Il Young man Of
ms city Price l25 cts. For sale by ;he principal
Literary Agents and Music Dealers. oil st
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{Ey- To Tit LOVERS OF III ERATFRE. TIE
MGrd Barh respectfully IuiJTms the cubic that ~
has rrtgrurd T. M Delaware, aud il ready to d"vott
his pen any sshipCi ted W;99 literature o.
science in prose poetry He ClUy lie found at the
" ash Hgton TN Trtsiiy Of BEi;mOrC, or adore ,scG
througAtke PoS-0'5cr lpo-t Eghig enclosing femunr-
ration. lie W:ll write Orau0us, lectures, mscr atOns
for u.6s, ADVERT -meuS, carries 1dG7ssSes, songs
pieces for Albums, &c &c, :@cii IL herary tales
aud sC3O
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A TREAT SUCCESS again in the celebrated
NJ "SmaM Fry'' of Saturday last, at TUCKER &
BROS Head &uarefS--or the returns Of the LOTTERY
we had qailc brisk run on us for redeaption of
prizes held by passonS. Our friends on the Point
who had opportunity held back for a few days past
came m for glorious share-0ut of 10 thee number
tickets sod by us they received nine, and among
them was prize Of $1,000, of $3.50, and of $40
The outlay for these prizes did not exceed $50 show
ing thas .he Grace is not always to the sMilt.''
TODAY, S2O, 600 and 10 of 8 600, fnr only IS.
T.. n. TUCKER " BROTHER
m I hai Orr nd nf Nj
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LEECHESi nEECHESll

LEECHES, IaEECHES!
MHR. AND MRS. GILL. respectfully ;nform
wv their friends and ta1pubic in general, ;hat they
ia'e always on hand laEga snppIy OF The hes; SWE-
DISH hEECHES, and that they do perform their
operations As promptly ard rs nndertan lng.y any
3ther persons in the business, which no cody can
deny Reference to the medicnl faculty aga the pub
&c at large. Lrschcs .sr sale as usual Residence
~ w. corner Hanover aud Lnmbard.st~. oll.3t
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h!gHl OH tAe COntl--iicau Oh tSiirG Market.
aNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OF.EICE.
H. AT IT AGAIN $4,000 prize sald Hnaza for
the EGERTONS We can't he beat. Comb. - GS AZ
The I'd capital OF $1,000 in the scheme of last Satur
day, sent per order to Lancaster, Pa This is The
second time within two months that we have sent
good prizes TO this iourlshing city, The folks there
know where to send their orders when they are in
want of the needinl The drawn Nos of c 49, are
IA 30 65 45 lS II "a AZ II - ~
Draws THIS DAY, the Md. Consolidated Lottery
class ITO. rs Nos and Is ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
! prize of $50, coo prize of S2ls9
5000 10 1000
C. 5000 40 $50 Sc
Whole tickets SS5-shares IN proportion.
Olders meet with success when directed to
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; ar
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
nRAWS TODAY, Maryland Consolidated
H Lottery, class no. rs Nos. Is drawn Ballots
making rich and splendid scheme, containing prizes
amounting to $t0a ,304
SCHEME:
! prize of 100000 | prize of S2la9
Il" 5000 10 q" 1000
5000 40 $50, &c.
Tickets IS, shares in proportion.
Certificates of % quarter tickets only S6 So
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets
apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER n co.
Corner OF Baltimore and St. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, Class 40, drawn
Oct. ll-lowest prize So
IA Sc 65 as ls 10 81 AZ II 35 ! ~ 6
4 NASSIMERES, CASSIMERES. large
~ assortment of wool dyed black, blue, mixed and
Fancy Cassneres, just received and for sale very
low, by HENRY w. COOKE,
oll-4t Corner of Hanover and Lombard SITS,