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MoRH q co, IN THE FIELD OF

ENLoith ~ 70, AN ltdE FIELD OF
-kA GOOD LUCK. Look here! not bad for a small
scheme, Sl159 III whole ticket, Nos. II l0-this
beautiful pize was sent per letter to Pottsvle, Pa
for the small sum of s.. Nos. 10 80 81, $500 in half
sod to citizen. Nos. 80 50 81, 5000 ia package of
quarters sent TO Elkton Md, besides of $50 each
Draws THIS DAY, the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery, class 575 Nos and ID ballots, for The Sus-
quehanna Canal
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of 100000 prize Of $1,000
10000 g a6i5
1000 20 1860 sc.
Whole tickets 'r5-sliares i'm proportion.
u Ri.k on a package in this scheme only Sl7-
so that can draw $3S, 0OU
Drawn Mes. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, elias.
4, drawn 2oih inst.-lowest prize 50:
~ u II 50 3 "a ~ 0 II 81 50 43
lG- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY s Co, No. 3 Calvert-st,
II Baltimore, Maryland.
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jay At I'd door below Charles
no YOU WANT CHEAP GROCERIES,.
~ Call on A. w. GOLDSBOROUGH & Co. No.
229 h. BAl.FlMORE-ST., opposite The Columbian
Gardens. They have good stock of Family GRO
CERlES, FLOUR and FEED STUFF, They offer
now in part
Fine and superior TEAS. from 80 cts. TO 81 pound
Old Java, Rio, Padang, Iagunyra Cofees, S to l2sc.
Super Brown aud Loaf SUGAR, from to I2t cts.
Sperm and Lard OILS, from so to Sl.l2>.
RICE cts; Rozin Bar SOAP And every thing
cheap in proportion.
W. -o>--.--u .@.on -.-c ., lnLsI jazz
& CUMBERLAND COAL, Cumberland COAL
" ot superior lnai for GATES, Stoves and Black
smiths-for sale in large nr small quantities by
j. b. sUMWALT, 80 west Pratt street,
jazz colin Asp near the Three Tuns Tavern.
TENO TIE PUBLIC. The splendid EGYPTIAN
n SALOON in the Odd Fellows Hall, Gay street,
together with the fine large ROOM in the Basement,
are now tor rent on tue most accommodating terms,
for Fairs, Lectures, Public Exhibitions, or Pubic
Meetings.. The location ID the most d. srab'e IN me
city it, near proximity to all the principal Hotels &c
renders u an object TO all persons that want Rooms
for the purposes above mentioned For further par
tiouars, apply to j. A. THOMPSON, Light street.
near Market or to j. II. I. JEROME, corner Of Paca
and Lexington streets. ja99 9awtt
&tUPERiOk SUFr FINISH IRISH lin
- EMS. Just received case Irish Linens intend
ed expressly for famy use.
Also, cases undressed bleached Niuslins, which
will be sold exceedingly cheap.
ia9 800 Baltimore street.
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p3-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATuRE The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in the United States anysubecl con-
nectcd with literature or science, Orations from rs
TO $40. occupying twenty and forlyfive minutes Lee
lures SIS to $40; Letters and Essays 50; Pieces for de-
camation 81 TO So Inscriptions for tonibs 81 to s.
Sentimental Tales IS to $40. Advertisements 81 to
49, Songs 81. News Carriers Addresses S.. Acros-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, &C. sc. cents per line
Persons AT distance will address (po paid and en-
closing remuneraon) the Milford Bard, or DIR. John
Lofiand, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ingtoh University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post Office encos
ing the qid pro quo. U5-Editors friendly to me- will
please give nh INSERTION. ia2
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The MusEUM, The Saloon Of the Museum
is well attended every evening, and the per
formances are highly crednable to the manage
ment of Mr. Peale
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DRAMATIC SOIREE.

RHlSs CLARENDON has the honor OF in.
lvE forming the citizens Of Baltimore that she viii
give her third and positively her last Literary Enter
tainnlcnt, at the Assembly Rooms, on THURSDAY
EVENING, Jan'y 3Oh' The exercises will consist of
Readings and Recitalions, Dramatic, Forensic seut;-
mental and Entertaining, from the best English and
American Au hOrs, and will he lcuated tn exemnIi
fy and promote the principles Of good reading and IA
tional amusement. From the very flaltering encour
agcment which the elite Of the Southern and Western
cities have extended 10 her efforts, she hopes tn SUE
coed in pleasing "A Baltimore audience.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS, admitting a Lady and
Gentleman. To be had at the Bookstores OF AIessrs
Lucas and Robinson, at The principal Hotels and at
the door "
al quarter past = Jag ct
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GF- WHOOPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"YHOOPING COUGH CORDL4L" has been
proved, in hundreds OF cases in this city and else
where, TO be the best remedy. if not the only one
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsTu
MA, all structures of the Chest mot depending upon
intammation) difficulty of breathing, &C. il is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use is prrsevercd in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstanccs induce me state that the GENUINE AR
TIcLE can only be obtained of DR.. GtDEONB. SMITH,
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank. North street, Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle ja4tFi4t
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anertcau 2srpttDllcail,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 30, l8a5

AMERICAN REruBLcAN STATE CONVEX
rtoN The Ameriosn Republican members OF
the legislature of Pennsylvania, nave pnb'iS'.-
cd an address, in which they recommend That
convention be held at Harrisburg on the ed
of February next, in oIder to have thorough
union and organization Of The party in That
state. They express the belief that il the par
tv be thus organized, "a majority OF Til" Peo-
ple Of PENNSYLVANIA will at the next election,
ralIy to their support We are glad to see
this opinion expressed by the sgners to the ad-
dress. because they have the means of asccr-
tanning public sentiment. 1t inspires conf
dcnce in the ultimate triumph OF the Amcr'
can Republican cause. Indeed we cannot see
upon what ground any American citi2on, vino
desires to see his country progress in her career
of prosperity, can withhold his assent TO the
principles supported By the American Repub-
hcans. They embrace nothing which is not
calculated to elevate us as a nation--to unite
ms as a pcople-and to secure the perpetuity Of
.ha nnion. They are designed to prevent our
elections from being contributed by corrupt in
9uence, or by the dictation of foreigners; and
to prohibit the introduction amongst US Of TO-
reign Migrants and des?cradocs.
We hope that the recommendation to hold
state convention in Pennsylvania, will not
only be adopted in that state, but that it will
be followed by similar proceedings i'll other
states, and particularly in Maryland, where
we are convinced, that the principles of the
American Republican party are sanctioned by
a large majority OF the people, although few
public meetings have been held
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Burrows THEATRE, FRoNT-sT. This house
continues to be nightly filled with laughter
loving audiences, to witness the performances
of those popular children of mirth Messrs,
Burton, Burke and Chapman. Tonight an
other rich bill is offered; new comedictta,
in which Messts Burton and Barrett will APP
pear; the Merchant of Venice, the part OF Shy
lock by Mr.. Conner, together with other excel
lent entertainments. Sufficient attraction for
one night.
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EG7- oil OF TANNiN--0R. LEATHER REsroRER.
II Nem CheHtcm DiScorc'y Most people know, that
skins and hides are converted into leather nv the Use
of Tannln extracted from certain barks SC.
When The force and strength Of the Tatnin is worn
out, leather becomes dead, hard dry, brittle cracked
covered with n crust, &c. THIS ALL KNOW. TO re-
store then lie s0ncss, moistneSs. strength smooth
ness, and remove all crust Nv or blister-rCsofe the
Tahnm. This Substance the leather never can receive
the second time hut the whole virtues of il are in thiI
article, the OIL OF ThNNiN-which penetrate The
siesL and hardest leather, III has been twenty wears
in use; and il it easily with the fingers il inn
parts at strength that is utterly ncred bic until
seen. II becomes like new leather, in all lespects
with 4 delightful soitncss and polish and makes ali
leather completely and pert. city impervios TO water
particularly boots, shoes, carriage TOPS. harness
hose, trunks, and in fact all Things made of leather
giving splendid polish even higher than new leather
has, and al least doubling ts wear and durability in
whatever manner the leather is used. A SUNNY of
this article has just been received ut the corner of
HANOVER and BALTINORE-STS. Baltimore II
{fFa UNlNERSALlST SABBATH SCHOOL EN-
HIDTTlON. The SABBATH SCHOOL attached 10
the UniverSalist Church will hold its regular Annual
Exhibition On WEDNESDAY, EgENINGs. 29th in
slant, commencing at oClock precisely. The eXer-
cses will consist Of DIALOGUES, REcir.rIoSs AND
Singing. The Vocal department will he under the
have kindly volunteered their services, aud will sing
several pieces, among which are:
Gwen rest in Thy Love''-Duet.
Sparkling and Bight''-a Temperance Ode.
Mary at the Tomb"-Solo.
Tickets 49, cents; they can he had on application
Moore, No, ia Baltimore street, and Mr. !. II. Ham,
che, No "a Baltimore street, doors below Frederick
street. BY order, JAMES l.. CAMP
Ia3i-co3t Secretary.
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Cry PoLlcE. We know not what may be
the determination of the City Councils, in re-
ference TO the recommendation of the Mayor
10 increase the police; but we consider the pre-
sent police establishment particularly that OF
the mighty entirely inefficient to afford ade-
quate protection to persons and property. As
the city increases in extent and population, the
number of police officers must necessarily be
augmented, if we would have order preserved
and the laws obeyed. 1t is bad economy to
keep an insufficient police, as to numbers
and. as the mayor, who is couversant with the
subject deems al increase of numbers indispen
s,ble to guard the city, we hope that the coun
ellis will adopt his suggestion, and introduce
such a system as will secure the citizens from
the depredations Of the burglar and the torch
of The incendiary.
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Is sSdh.DGhaA ~. THINk OF IT-

$sSO.ebabD T Tnt nirs p oF N HIM h.
day s LOTTERY, and FLETCHER& co, No. 80 Balti-
ticket only Sj-arply carly.
Drawn Nos. of class 4, lowest prize 81 no. draw,
January 18th, are
7a 81 I2 80 3 GA 30 o II 81 50 AZ
$4,000, 200, Capital prizes in TO MORRO,y,s
Lottery, also for sale-Tickcts IS; qrs. 81 %.
Direct your orders by mail, as heretofore 10 the ey
er fortunate prize vendors,
JAMES FLETCHER s. CO.
No. 20 Baltimore street,
1t Above HOlitay-st., Baltimore Md
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HHGERrONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
R1 All Hail to our Luck. $4,000, the highest nljle
IA the lottery sold again by EGERTONS', making the
1h tlrne the highest capital has been sold by us sine.
the leih Jan, "a little more than aweekl Such luck
is certainly worth brag, and we do most earnestly
request all who are in want of the needfu to be hum
pu2sed no longer ny oher advertisements but give the
Egerton1' call aud take possession of n handsome
prize.
The drawn Nos. of class are
y 81 IL 50 3 64 30 II 81 so ~
Draws TO DAY, Md. Consolidated Lottery. ,',a,s
No. 4-75 Nos. II ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of S20,OO0 prize OF 1854
lOuO0 ~ 1000
J,oo0 ~ 500 SO.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
Corner South-st. and Exchange Place; or,
II Corner Commerce and Pratt stress
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MoRG ABOUT McCURRY. The Cincinnati
Inquirer says, "McCurry, the man who was
arrested in New York last week, for the muir
der of MIR. Paul Roux in Baltimore, drove a
carriage, we are informed, for Mr.. Colt, Of this
city. He was known among his companions
as being loose in his habits, and destitute of all
gsod principle in his conduct towards his kind.
We have also from good authority, that MEG.
has a wife and child residing in this place"
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HJE- COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE
NATURALIZATION LAWS. The Commissioners
appointed by the Judiciary Committee of the United
States Senate, by authority OF resolution of the Sc
nate, To take testimony in relation to frauds on the
Naturalization Laws, Sc, will meet daily Except
Sundays) at IL O'Clock. A. NJ, in the Grand Jury
Room of the United States Court, in the Masonic Hall
in this city BY order,
LEVI FAHNESTOCK, Clerk
ia2S-d tn tbe Commission
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REGISTRY Law. The many frauds prac-
tscd at elections, render it indispensable that
there should be registry of the voters of Ma
ryland, if we would preserve the ballot boxes
free from Illegal votes. Mr.. Folsom, an Amer
lean Republican senator Of New York, has
made movement in favor of registration of
voters throughout that state, and we hope will
be successful as corrective of illegal voting
is much required in that state. In Maryland
and other states it is also required. 1t has been
recommended by Governor Pratt, and we pre-
sumo that it will be acted on BY the legislature,
as well as other measures, designed to preserve
the purity Of the elective franchise One
measure we deem of essential Importance
that is, that aliens who may hereafter be natu-
rallied, shall not vote for one or two years az
ter they shall have become citizens-and also,
that naturalization papers be either stamped
when voted, or retained until the succeeding
day in possession of the judges of election.
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EXPRESS Man. Weperceyc that the Post
master General has established an express mail
between Covington, Geo, and New Orleans,
which goes into immediate operation. All let
tiers prepaid and marked express for Montgo-
merry, Mobile, or New Orleans, will be sent by
this mail. Also printed slips from editors of
newspapers, as exchanges, will be sent. The
slips to be put up in light wrappers, with the
ends open. The express mail will be made up
at the Baltimore Post Office each day, closing
with the Southern mail at o'clock, p. NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-22
LATEST NEWS.
Efsefs Of fk< HHar Panic.

lVstH ~ taf war fanc.
The consequences VI the bsgsent debate In the Sen.
sss Of The United ssies strongly visible In the North
ssn cities In New York, the heart Of the eop,mercisl
system tho excitement has teen DISASTROUS and boil, stocks
and market have suffered We quote from two Of tho 70.
tsn which are generally close obseIves.
The Herald says:
"THr PASs-The panic In Wall st.eet 10 rather in
efessns thsn otherwise. and 10 operating upon the
b,nks and money In the business channes Interest
rsipg specie leaving the bsnks there seems be
every preparation muking for general bank panic,
IN relation 10 tho sob treasury than any other matter.
Old times coming back"
Tbs Express remarks;
The week has been OF good deal Of excitement,
The proceedings in the Senate OF the United Ss'es
been read with nsrsst Public attention will be turp
Cd both Washington and to Europe. Our fore On
relation deemed BY to be i'm 40 e,it,c,i !,
position. that oil good men, as well a. those b,yinr
great commercial mercantile and manufacturing in
tsfesu o. sake, will continue to DO deeply anxious r.,
the future. Tho news already has had q very con-
sdersb!s effect ON the Market on stocks which
have huetuaisd very materially The holders Of grain
and hour ere waiting FOR further dings from uope:
Tor the present there pause in large The
nsxt news will be Of good deal Of commercial i'm
me grain maik-t should DO higher England prices
Will advance here but lower holders will sccept Of pr
css 81 which orders be filed There will be large shp
nsnu. The winter has fairly set In (; the River /,
closed and merchants taking their inysntories and
closing up the years work."
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
cou..posa..s. Commercial Advertiser.

PsrLADELrRIA. Dec. 49, A. NJ
The stock market again depressed
falling OF materially TeIss sold 22i decline Of
u aoo Fehnsy "'es were hcavyh ~
the passage OF the resolution. by tho House. admitting
Texas as member Of the Union. sud tho adoption by the
Senate Of the resolutions Of Mr. Cas-. quite
saon IN the city, and gres, the rejoicing Loco r..
eoism tberesi.
The Baltimore American Of Saturday. says,
STOCKS. MONEY, &c.-Stocks are much depres.e
ana sales effected with much difficulty. City sx per
OF eSo are Offered 94} buyers 92 those Of 1870 si
bid 93t asked; small amount Of Court House So o,ros
at o. The operations very limited and the tendency
down:
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N. Y. MARKET, Dec. ls-a SAP N

The weather Is snow, melting Is IL falls
Cotton quiet.
Genessee aouis held $685. 1000 bbs IN store sold
at that but there are selers for export 1000 Dbl,
Ohio round sold SOFA and there 10 more to be had al
the same price, Georgetown S637t. Smal ,,ock and
few sales.
1000 bu. rye sod at 7s3c in tho siip;corn s3.S5c
No sales of barley. Oats Assoc; Southern 43,Iic
100 bsls country Beef sold IS and SCI some country
mess OF less desirable brands $751; 300 bbls old prime
Pork ut Sl0,50.
90 packages Nuevitas honey at 65 cents.
800 bbls picked hsh a. $685. for gibbed herring; a.
for cod and % for scale. Scaled herring have been sold
S5c.
whiskcy 255s26c.
Money Is tight but other panic 10 vigorous,
Sterling sseb; francs 5.26i,27t.
=. ), acknowledging further 10 report,
TonT Gam
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RtrosrtD roR rHK usrrKp srArt, sAlrrrE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Tnu.,pAr Evrr,no. Dec. N

THuhspAr EvEniso, Dec. 10, lol5.
we have had very wet and gloomy day, come
quenuy thee little doing In the way Of business Fou,
has become dull. and although factors are s.kng &c
there evidently ess rmness in tho ih. afternoon
and much anxeiy TO SELL transactions have bce
mnde at less rate, but not yet made public Corn ca
Small sales OF Penn'a at 80 IS. Whrst-A sal. Of
$500 bushels prime Penna Ted WA nisde at l25c No
Thing doing IN Corn Oats, although there are some oa
this afternoon Suesr-An eotire cargo of 400 hhds ew
crop New Orleans brought 63cts. on ume Cioy.r.~,,
We notice sales ef prime at 64-the stock i. light, nd
generally held higher In Provisions are no chan 60
add not much doing.
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boSIoN MARKET, Wednesday Afternoon. Dec. IL.
COion-Sacs today about I so bales Proy.ons-S.,s
OF about 100 bbs mess Beef S9i mos and some extra
at 81 cash; mess Pork, Sl4 Lard SIC, Flour
small sales OF Genesee at $3.50; do fancy brands. Sc
Corn-Tho market very dull and prices declni,g sales
Of lOoo bushels white at 74c yellow fat 7si79c Oats Is
a49c. Susar-Sales Of 100 boxes Cuba a9c
Coilee-seles OF 2OO bsgs Rio ut 7Ae. mns.-AILAs.
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q ENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND And Pr
THOMAS G. RUCKLE,

Porfrdii and Miniature Palmer,
II ESPECTFpLLN tenders his services 10 the
eten' Of RicLmord Is bio capacity an Ans and T. 10
as'od lint b. can rrnier saszeOn favor ian
with their paouare ~ r. has had adva OF Ave
SUD IN h1 PacP shoqs " Epops AID often yca ota
Ia HE siivs ely tBanofl u cspab ~ etecunr fH r gh
Portrait ofany Mt may seer atbs Room 90 Asa
street over the Hardware Store Of Nj reo Robasou Grt apt
Dee 20. te45 %.
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q. BHISCAEnKoOF,
HEALTH RESTOR ALIVE

vGNnE 9rae;ca Of Health Reora.ve brn, t. ,-l-s.
= and cure those most haEarnis rug
consunpin LErr Complaint Coughs Colds Al Pa
~ tir s1c and Ct'Si considered proper TIA;
saene1 /" E'1 ie moe paIssGy Fsis r,nprf;. 10
Vie hr pace" FORTUNATELY cnnprnt-s u plants
and roofs REd has hot sought hcTeoF adventurous AID OF
dangerous mineral preparations Sbea onI paae II the bs
instead " eGunS dasc Tile 10 the Restorative "a IA. V,
vegtah", eorroLosisd by Testimony the eminent T
'hi"n OF New hok Win aiicf msne
OF adr'ds The Truth o IT, AMI n usny stops eAy on that
Poi fnrh'r The the me 4.
without doubt Unparalleled shows 'nrtgec acton m era
deaiins dsass and tsn healing gan That transition from
impaired snd etrrhei heath conyarnce Astonishing and
conclusive The h,ppncss being pstrH 2, Of s an
bounded benefit - too great Tn pT his Rerora,vr circulate
a. he'ff' within narrow the proprietor
has made uth ARRANGEMENTS It'll his
~ can b. reached hy all The copnu. of
stating the ulsi touching ~ disease happily cured
the possibility Of their being published any sT.sn but vet they
are len a. The ONCE Of The General Agent for examination
The following ceru5eair Dr Chtou the Known
New York Chenlia'
have anayLed bottle u medicine called &C.
Health kssiomtvei and end contain Mcrur on
any Other metallic PREPARATION opium sLy m foea, ..
eo'npo'eio' 'ess'ee Eait5r calnI.a 80
yAass H. CaiLTns 81. H.
e. BRlSCkERliOPF. Proprietor, NJ "
Principal Once. $50 Broosnc Street New Yors
W For sale by the Agents.
&C ~ OAYNOE. W - n CO. nrures,,
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7 STRATTON'S OFFICE.
nos. SOUTH FouRTEENTd STREET
L~s an tas .sy WAL iney can.
rss ssaias Prices sT,irro :hs p.a
Dra~n Nos. of Mononysis Lottery IL Dec l2;L.
"a a 50 % SO 81 ~ II IS IS n 9
Half Ticke,No. So "a,
DO 9 IS "a
do "l9 % II,
sTRATToN.
~ ~ 90 10 ~ Is % : So
Ticket Nos. 10 70 So more capital. sold and paid
by sTRATToN.
Al - Is - IL e4 ]. 80 IL &c
hRdHLro REcEiTED EYERy DAr 1T O'CLOCK
9l2 goo, 10000.
MSnsay.s..sur ~ cspt.s $4,000. 10000 sooO 10 Of
1000 Ae re Nos u Dawn. Whole. s. so: sr, as
$4,000. 5000!
- T-ssay-AeIsndrs Extra. 3s4, Capitals $50 600, 5000
Nos. whoies ss hsive, 2 So quarter. IS -
$4,000 1000.
Wedne-dsy-AeIsndria, Extra Captaix 10 600 looo
10 of 1000 &c, &c IS Mo-. dnwn whOies a. havs. So
qusrsr7 rs et
S23,s3s. 50 Of 1000.
Thu'say-AleIandTis Extra. JOG Capta.-S23y2o 50 of
3;qn. 50.
$4,000. 1000.
fhday-Monoasaiia, No 81 Capitals. $4,000 1000 500 Ct
500 Of goo 10 Of 100 &C. &c IS NOs IL drawn Whole.
Vi -''''' ~ S''4' e. $1,000, aoOo
saiaeay-A.Iandria 9s' EIIa cnpl,I-s7oOO, sooo
Of 400 &c &c Nos u Drawn Whole. So halves %:
qrs CO cts.
s35. 294. 10000.
Monisy Mornns-Aersndia, ~. Cap,tal, 2oi Coz
halves S; quarters 2se.
Buyer, referred my rnIes which are r.s.,e
drawing increase the nunstr .o and pai ~
Orders for Paekases certificates single above
drawing sent wien requested
Please addrs''0r to n. s1TArToN.