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rEspES's speech He spoke from beside Mr.. w Es-
sryR and seemed to have irabibed his spirit Ire
sudencs, hardly breaihed while Inc Controversy
was proceeding, except 10 !srgh al lew good
hits in the early part Il grew more serious To-
ward the close
mentioned las, nigh, thar was afraid 10 have
tho subisctth-own again into the House. ! learn to-
nsht thu, the Resolution as II passed the Senate to-
d.v will se, q majority probably IL the House IL
an il il b,.te- than The original House Resoiuuon-
II the measure be los, woud have been better TO
pass the House measure than protract the contest,
| understand that the President expresses HIM
sell pleased with tie Rssoluion and viii give Inc
Notice
The .ioriorn hope of The Senate are iresdially
mortified They say il is Wing triumph ihe
Ohio Loco Focos are weeping over ALLEN and can
not be comorted because he IS not.
Senator DICKINSON seemed 70 think that 1t Mr..
ALLEN survives there Is yer Tor MN po'ica tssor
rcction.
We hear nothing vet of Mr. lNGERsoLls Docu-
u,euts scainss Mr. WEBSTER. It is said that Mr
MILLER has returned from his visit 10 MI Tyler snd
brings no encouragement from that quarter Tor MI.
IN5ERSoLL- Rt'eh
~ The HARslSeER for to DAY contains the CON
,;rnation from No. XII. OF The New industrial
World, By Charles Fourier. This chapter Is en'',
,led Chapters Omitted, and is bret summary Vi
the many subjects left undiscussed III the regular
series .Consuelo the sweetest and iraest heuou'
10 continued A Review OF the Memoirs OF + 'ch'e,
The German n,etaphyscian, follows; and alter iaat
Musical Review from the pen OF Mr. DWIGHT the
star!irh, flashing of whose thought over our rough
metropolitan sea, in those memorable Lectures on
Music has made dear 10 ell. Then we have inter
esrins Correspondence. Editorials, Poetry, &c @c'
beside notice of DR.. Buchanan's Lecture on As
ISOLATION This is altogether very interesting num-
b,r
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TRAdlcAL AFEAIR-Mr E T. Able was shot a.
Bradensou-s, by. las: week Of Wi,.zn Eouiatne. The
ball entered he abdomen. sad passing entirely through
The body came OF, ths backbone. Il Is said Able
grossly insued tie sister Fonsaae and that II
sequence tbs lsstcs shos him al sighi Abe not
pectsd 20 I've.
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Business Noiircs.

IL AS respects the notice OF DR. TAyLoRs B,LsAN
Or LUESwoRr, Mr., Editor, that in your paper q
few days ago, like publicly to say that, though have
had homes, doubts about there being any for
diseased Lungs yet know and most sincerely believe
that If there any medicine earth tha, will cure this
is that remedy but every person must be careful TO
that he Is using the article which has ON Il beau
full engraved wrapper signed by Or Leeds who has the
charge it, Il very Ike, inits appearance to bank
note and ike that when counterieted good for nothing
and pre- pared only at 375 Bowcry n Y My friend OF
Orange N. one OF the most respectable residentsl
refer 10 Isaac Baldwin, Eaq He about six years since.
was taken with very hard cough and splitting OF blood
of bright red color which hj doctors honestly told him
came from the lungs. lo had heard OF knew Of
made by DR.. TAyLoRs BALsAM. He wen, to Newark
and bought bottle of Dr. Lowerre, which entirely
cured him. though he took another tur safety, but has
never had n SINCE Now SlT. | am no, in favor
OF the advertised remedies hut think that six
years is fair trial. and that this medicine ought to haye
the credit of it, 1t ID but evonhsndcd JUSTICE.
N B.-Ths valuable article ia couriereited, therefore
buy at 37j Bowcry, Dr. Leedss signature to the
elegant wrapper around tho bottle.
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Brooklyn Official.

rOss for Supervisors "a Tie irs. Yards.
WHO'S. Loco Focos NATIVES.
3. Johnson. 1909 J. Sprsgus 300 81. ws,iwen 3J3
Seth S34S Jas Frisl- .2S0l IT ke.char 800
j. Skillmsn .;ssS :. Smith 2S74 w. Voo-hs SOD
c. j. Taylor .SSl0lw. Il Peck. 1857 wyilys Anes 81.
C :. Rowland S523l WAcDermostsrl6J. J. Johnson Boz
With and Nth wsrds-Jphn &. Bergen ls3. Miehasl
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" For the Protest of 3Oa USINERsALlsr
GLSRormsS against American Slavery, see the Sap
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Court CaIcnaar....ras DAY.

svrraYos corRr.-Nos. l6 IS. 6i. 81. % 81. y
242 A. g. Al. so "A, g. IL o., 81, H. ls a. IS, 81 So
10 III 70, IS IS TG In ~ 81, So g So % 90 IS So
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METALLIC Tablet RAZOR sTRop.-Ihe subscribers
would call the attention of strangers aud the public To
their assortment Of The above beyond caU1be best at
Gle manufactured. G. SAUNDERS j. SON.
aiJ Jteod III Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel.
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Henry Bennett Elisha 3 Smith.
Richd Heyworth, Lemuel stetson.
CoLvmBIA- 5"'t Ne"e,
Ambrose ]. Jordan Henry Hogeboom, Ambse Jordan,
60 r. CLYDE VIM Wilson, Geo C Clyde
Ii Gilbert, opePheH stoini.
fohn Miller. Henry Stephens.
oren st,mson. G Hathaway.
WIN Wheeler. u Daniel Rowland Isaac Burr,
DslRowland, loco WIN Wheeler, u. David Waterbury
DCTcHEss-
James Tsllmsdse,
Jacob Sisson
VIM Van Wyck-
Horstio Stow, Geo Barker. Asa Warren
Absaom Bull II Barney Gideon Barker,
Aaron Salisbury, Geo Taber. Caleb Il Austin,
p.o,,.. J;,l., Daniel Lee, Jonah Lord
Peopes te"e' Ana Warren.
FRANKLIN Fr'cis D Fianders,b.
William Logan, l hutchinson. b.
GESEsEE-
Moses Tsggart,
Samuel Richmond.
GKgENE- Frederick Fem, h
Sylvester Nichols, h.
HrRKIMER-
Lauren Ford Michael Hoffman. b
El,ph tRemington. Arphaxcd Loomis,b
JEFFERSON
WIN Pierrepont. lph's Greene.b
] Mullen Elhu McNeilb
Chas T. Clarke Aze W Danfor.h,b.
Jerem,b Johnson. Henry C Murphy. Gabriel Furman
Abraham Crist Teuns Bergen Alex Cumming.
LIVINGSTON
Allen Ayrault,
VIM Ii Spencer.
MADISON toMnb6.
Federal Dana Sardis Danah
BENZ Bruce, Joseph Clarkh
MONROE Aoeia'o".
James SpcTrey
Geo w Pratt
Ira French.
MONTGOMERY
Hey Voorhees,, John Nellis.b eot
John Frey, John Bowditch,b
NIAGARA dboHft0n
samuel Works. Hiram Gardnerh Rev Henry Norton
Albert II Porter, John w McNtth VIM II Childs.
ONEIDA BarnbmrHer.
Chas r Kirkland q Bronsonh Chss Mum.
julius Cspdee. saml Beardslcyh Bella Hyde,
EaE Eapppson Henry F9stssrA Lester BS,ksr
,to,,.;o Avian Stewart, Austin Ward,
t VIM Chaplin Free'n Waterman.
oNoNpAGA- Peoples
Dsvi. Noxcn. wm Taylor Taylor t E|;s p Ss:.qa
Elijah Rhoedes, WIN Ful'erh t.ilah fSnoehcs,
Viyus w Smith David Munroh BeDj Sweet,
ch h , Bets Cyrus KIns.oyA Jas Q FulisrS
oNTAnIo-
Alvah Wordep,
Slvb'y c EichoIaF,
| Jchathan Buell..
samuel Wilkir, John w Browne
Edward Wefing, Geo w Futhillo
! John Forsyth. LewisCuddSoaeSo
| ORLEASs- , ,10 ~, h;,so
| VIM PennimRp, A,,n e. f.,
Wv Orris Hartb VIM Duer
Serene Clsrkb p" III fostcr.
orsEeo- Levi C 3. field
Jedediah SHIP
orrrss- John Riker.
! RENSSELAER, Ann-Rsnt.
w II Van Schn'vn.
Perry Warren
| Aorm Whitbcck jr
! RICHMOND
! DrI Harrson Janpk Hutton
! RocKLAND- John Wood.
| SARATOGA
John Porter Howell Gardner
! James NJ Cook, WIN Gilchrist
| SCHENECTADY
Alex'r C Gibson Danl CampbellA
! ScHoHAIIE- dun RcEL
VIM Bouckh John Gebhard r
John Wrighth Elisha Hammond.
| SENECA R,f0rm.
Ansel Bascom
| ST. LAWRENCE Equal Suffrage
Bishop Perkins6 Iehsel Stevens.
John L Russel,5 Edwin Dodge.
STxuBES--
William Dlvep,
Thos Johnson
Nathaniel Finch.
SUFFOLK &C Canbreleng
Abel Huntington.
SULLIVAN
VIM Wright CS Woodwardh
TIoGA-
G II Barstow, rol John Taylor
ToMrkfSs-
Ben johnson. Thos Scare,
Alexander Bower. John Young
ULSTER
James Forsyth severyn Bruyn.
Geo Graham, w Lindermsn.
WARREN Hanker.
EHRosckrans,5 VIM Hotchkss.
WAYNE
Geo Middletonb Jacob Leschh
Jas c Smithb Jerh Alleph
,h.,;;,, Asa Smith
"0''''" Gideon Henderson.
WEsrcREsrER-
Frsncis Rsrretto, John Hunter,
William Nelson, Aaron Ward.
WYOMING
Andrew w Young.
NV Brownson.
YATES
Elijah Spencer, u Benz Tuthil-
Also on the Wing ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-18

tuS' knoA's Fashionable Hats Tor the ensuing Spring
are now ready for inspection and sale 10 Fultons
between William and Nassau sts. Those who are
not the voaren Of fashion, bur who wish To look uniform
by wearing Ii W hich Is becoming to them. can
have their Hats made order at very short no.ceby
calling az above. Spring style Of Boys Hats ready.
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PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs--1hc subscribers having
completed their OF the above recommend
them 10 the pubic and travellers the complies
Gaze Tor a long short journey. manufactured bas
regards utility, durability and cbeapress
air 3teod 80 -, -, S., rdy
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Election for convention 10 DAYS from To-day.

u For the lates, Intelligence from the Army of
Occupation, see Letter on the Fourth Page from
the New. Orleans Picayune
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ABBorTs INSTITUTIONS, Az Housros. sr.-The sninua
Tenn oAbbotts Institution for tho education of Young ID
dies viii commence on Monday May Alb and viii co,o
on sridsy, July 10Th. aI6 4,eodi..
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~ For capital Letter from The OLD MAN
pr the MousTAIS,' see First Page.
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observation-disclosures, ny young Gentleman, snin,
ton assistant teacher OF school In the City, For
terms references &c address assistant this Office al ".
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u Grand Family Holiday Performances take pIsee a,
the American Museum nis afternoon AZ o,cjoc, a. -
The egening al y. The famous I've year old Drurmer
splendid Diotamasr Dizsoiylng Views, Greet Western
zens md strangers VIII and entertainment worth sir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-18

To THE WoELp.-Whcn you want good Medicine,
ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable PILE, sugar
coated and see tina, G. Benz, Smith is written the
bottom Of the box with pen.
NIB Don't ask for "suAr Coated Pills, some
dealers will impose upon you with como Sugar Coated y
poison, but always ask for tho genuine. which Dr.
Smiihspns His oli:o is l7y Cireenwich-st 0arge Brick
rock Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-18

n The susquehanna and Tide Water Cnai is to
DO opened for navigation on Thursday the 3oth of
Anil
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- 80 800 $500. -.
Greeuw !chst has Just received the hnest Of
white aud yellow Sugars tina, be- found In The city
Stuart and Woolseys loaf crushed and yellow; ST. Croz
New Orleans white aud brown Havana Of all The vur0uh
kinds, AT the very lowest prices Also green aud black
Teas. Good Young Hyson so cents; very 6Dc do 81
cents fine O0loDg 81 cents best quality Ooong POwcbopg
s23 cents hneal quality Java Coffee only per ID Goods
delivered 10 all parts ftie "v free OF expense. la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-18

CAuTfos-The public are cautioned against purchasing
any Magical Pain Extractor from Hesry Daley or bis loo
as he Is Hoi our agent; rether do sell him any
COMST0CK L co.
SB. The srtcie, warranted 10 under forfeiture
800. il sold al half price a. 2. Cortland 81 sl7f
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U as " n JOHNSON notifies lh. public, aod ali coz,
cefIsd hal ne has no Interest IN The socaed firm offs John
SOP room Hcwlef' and viii be Responsible no dra
o. H- contracting having retired from tia; frmn October
sSl Mr. lohnsons friends requested call No q
CornBd-st where he hss . OF Fancy sosps
and fedumery Of the choicest Kinds most favor
able terms, wholesale and retail Country m.rchart.
requested 10 examine The stock. AMI
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a..,,. :, r,re ri,1srssa WEI I,
The irrega.iy With ,4 ,rD = iu.d.sey rsHedied 1t
fora few day, p as. and early ia fs.nfe
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rso,. and even if Death comes Is come it must TO
ali who would choose to be buried elsewhere than
in Greenwood
Cites we love not, in general. and counsel all
ubo must live simply by their labor 10 keep away
or fee away from each and all Of them The natu-
raj. healthy man requires space and air than
falls 10 his share in a crowded city. But, Of al
cities we ever saw New-York Is the MODEST in posi-
ton. in character, and in natural endowuenis- She
is the heart OF our Continent and its blood PUSHES
swiftly through her in rivers But for the resstless
evidence afforded in the Express, etc. we should
maintain that there could not be mean NewYork
err If citizen OF our great metropolis returning
from distant tour. you tread her payeueuts with
an elastic, stately step you feel that you are in a
City great despite her faults. Honor and prosperity
TO the Western Worlds Commercial Emporium
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Ours was once the wors; supplied with water
of all the Atlantic cities; il is now tho best. Our
streets have been sssaightened and widened, our
buildings much improved and beautified, within
few years. Whoever wishes TO see the process of
citycreation going on-feds converted into streets
and lots, ugly cliffs into stately mansions, and whole
rows Of dwellings, supplsntins cowPasiures, may
here be srasaed. In Amusemenss our City is cey-
tainy surpassed by other on the Continent. while
her exhibitions of the Fine Arts and still her
Music, are beginning 10 attract thiiher hundreds
from all parts Of the Country. These Arts are yet
in their infancy among as; they need time as well
as care to foster less the taste thai truly appr
GATES than the genius which creates and exs,ts
them. But the march IS onward. and the time can
no, be ds,sn, when affluent families for hundreds
of miles around viii spend some weeks ofeach year
among US, To enjoy and prof, by our Music and our
varied exhibitions including those Of the choices,
produc,s of Industry ss well as the Fine Arts If
attention to health be requisite, we have The sea-
bathing of Roekawsy, Long Branch, &c, Just q,
hand with the Ca,shils the trous and game OF Sal
hvan County, Saratoga, Lebanon. Sharon, Newport
in circle around rs, with The wiids Of Hamilton
County and the cliffs OF the White Mountains hardly
two days distant New-York is thus the centre of
BUSINESS no, merely bat Of recreation and enjoy
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State that will not meet my hearty concurrence
That grea. State of the West!-Her children are
scarcely more proud OF her than one Of Eer near
est neighbors. But the gentleman will excuse NE
for being lie incredulous as TO the extent OF thai
commission The commission Of which he speaks
is to perform me part OF gentleman The State o.
Ohio never gave commission 10 any one to violate
the rules OF decorum; 10 stand up with assumed
superciousress and 70 give orders and 10 dictate &c
Senator'S what course they ought 10 pursue. The
commission Of the gentleman comes from another
source | wish were al liberty, consistently with
the rules OF order TO say from What it comes
10 speak ou- my whole mind on The subject.
Among the least, think Of the gsRtleman's er
rors-I had Ike 10 have said presun ptions-t seems
his belief that have made hi1 q particular object
OF attention, and that have been extremely anxious
on al occasions 10 reply 10 him Well, cir, there
may be some object OF ambition 10 be attained by
having formidable name, great man for an an
tagonist; TO attack an Achilles or Hector when
victory nightmare mans fortune, and defeat de-
trsct nothing from his fame.
BIZ. has the gentleman dreamed II was this SOFT o
fame thar | sought-that IL was the light reflected
IRON, MS name, II which sought 10 warm or luni-
nate myself Il he believed this lie Is entirely mis-
taksn-el,ogeiber wrong. Never did ! expect
humble as nv name may be- TO borrow any tustre
from him; and | believe can appeal 10 you, Mr.
President, To bear NE witness when say that q.
often The lnst-ous hero mas presented himself in
The feld. have never cough; 70 gain renown by
touching even his shield. l an rot altogether IN
aiubitious very likely have ambition but through
ny ignorance. never knew il could be obtained in
this way.
l can promise the gentleman another thing. and
rope II may be the means OF peace between Us tha,
shal not seek hin out b1t If he ever Attacks nv
dignity. or gives offence. as thought be intended
disag.eesble as il might be, would never allow he
lime 10 pass; if l were bedridden would get oul
OF II 10 make last attack
And SO this debate ended and the vote was taken
w lii the exception Of Mr.. WEssIER's late invec.
I'VE ne have bad nothing approaching Mr. CRIT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-04

APPOINTMENTS nv THE GOvERNoR-Bolti-
more City. The following appointments for
the city Of Baltimore, made by the Governor,
ave been co,frm, d by the Senate. The list,
we believe, is complete, with the exception OF
The Justices of the Peace, which we have not
received.
Justices of the Orphans Court-Edward D.
Kemp, Peter Leary, John d. Rcadel.
Commissioners OF lusolvent Debto-s-l{ugh
W. Evans Nelson Poe, John Philpot.
Lottery Commlssioners-Jam Harwood,
Thomas King Carroll.
Tobacco lnspec toTs-No !, Trueman Belt
No. 2, ]. G. MackalI; No. s, Richard Sell
man; No. 4, John w. Darby; No. 3, James R.
Hopewell.
Guagers Of Casks and Inspectors Of Liquors
-Robt. NJ. Beam, II. N, Barrckman, And'w
X. Smith, Leonard FFalley, VIM. ii. Smith
VIM. Gist, Samuel Il. Harrison.
Inspectors Of Sailed Flsh-Chlef Inspector
Thomas Baldwin; Associates, Thos. Crown
and John Barnes.
Flour nspectoiS-lnspectOr General, james
O. Law; Associates, Samuel Stump, DAVE
Ricketts,, John Kefauvre of G..
Inspector Of Paster-Jonathan E. Tyson.
Coroners- John D. Bowman, Rufus B. Gal
lup, Jas. Hooper, John Fl. Mullen.
AuclioneeIs-Joh w. Wright, Francis w.
Bennett, Randall Medcham, John b. Cannon
John l. Gross Robert Lennon, William N
Dntch, Robert A. Taylor, VIM. G. Harrison
Samuel II. Cover, S. Owings Hoffman, join
| r. Kemp, WIN. II. Soper, Henry w. BooI
VIM. Ward, Jas. S. Weaver, Henry Hupfeld
Elliott w. Slnrman, Zebuon Pratt
Inspectors Of LIeather-Wm. Carmichael
Hiram Ogbourne, Jos. Steele, Jas. Claypoo,e
G. l.. Hoffman
Inspectors of Lime-Daniel Evans, Edward
Norwood.
Inspector of Black Ground Oak Bark-Chas
Stewart.
Inspectors of Lumber-Wm Brown, John
Ehrmln, Samuel Manship, Thos. Erickson, J
=. Adams, Levi Cathell, J. n. Wilmington
Luther Baen.
Inspector of Green Ilides-James Hopkins
Inspectors and Weighers Of Hay-Westerr
Scales, Thos. Cambria; Eastern Scales. w. II
Stewart.
State Wharinger-Alex. Gould, jr.
Weighsr Of Live Stock-Thomas II. Kent
Surveyor of Baltimore city and co.-A. J
! Bouldin.
Notaries Pubic-John Gill, Sam'l Fernan
dis, Jas. B. Latimer, A. R. lowering.
Wood Corders-Thomas w. Turner, Johr
II. Monroe, VIM. Raine, G. r. Barber, Jas
Osborne, w. Hungertord, Chas. NJ Perry
Chas. ID. Loveday, Sam'I. Mowbray, Jas. Den
ny, Wm. TAFT, Jos. Mowbray.
Also, Joseph Cooks to be an additional Jus
tice of the Peace for Baltimore county; aud the
whole civil list for Baltimore county was con.
Grmed.
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ar5- We cut the following from the Batavia Spirit
Of the Times, of June 27. 1t clearly shows that Wis
tar's Basam of Wild Cherry has attained high re
mutation IN Batavia well as in this city.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY This is one o
the very few patent medicines of the day which we
can recommend with confidence 10 all who are af
fected with Coughs, Colds, or Consumption, or who
are predisp posed to the latter complaint 1t has been
used with considerable advantage by many families
in town and in a lew stubborn cases has produced
highly beneficial Observation-Disclosures Daily Adv.
Editors, lawyers, clergymeE, AMI almost every
class have at last found that Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry is what cit is cracked up TO be,' the
very best medicine to be found. II all afIec-
lions of the Lungs when nothing else will.
CAUTION. In setting forth the virtues of Doctor
Wstar,s Basam, we have no desire to deceive those
who are aborng under affection, nor do we wish 10
euIogize it more than il justly deserves. Yet when
we look around and the vast amount of suffering
and distress occasioned by many of the diseases in
which this medicine has proved so highly successful,
we feel that cannot urge its claims TOO strongly,
or say too much ia its favor. ..
Lei the public be their guard. Other ''Baisams"
and mixtures are sometimes imposed on the unsus-
meeting for the genuine Dr. Wistar's Basam Of Wild
Cherry. Some, for the purpose OF succeeding better
in their schemes have used part of the name of
the genuine, as ''Phenx Balsam of Wild Cherry"
WBaisam of Wild Cherry, Comffey, &c, }" "Syrup OF
Wild Cherry" For sale by -....
'''' SThBLER & CANDY, 1870 w. Piatt-st.
Also. by George X. Tyler Do T.. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
r. atkinson corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. +.
Perkins & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets:
Iosnnh q StanshIlry, 81 Thames-si; Elisha II. Per.
Gins corner Market and Green -sts.: George H. Keer,
No 3l3 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, IS North
Cav street. fe23 lw
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EMORY & CO., 3 Calvert street,
fri Baltimore, Md.

nOYLE'S PRIZE DEPOT, OPPOSITE
~ the Railroad Depot, Pratt at. Baltimore. 1t is
now generally admitted that this is the most certain
Office in the city TO obtain capital prize at Per
sons disposed to purchase by the package will find it
TO their advantage to come to this Office, BOYLE
is determined that office the city shall offer
greater inducements to purchasers than he will.
WEDNESDAY, 2of 1000, tickets 81, shares in
in proportion.
THURSDAY, l Of $4,000, tickets. 81, shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY capital prize $1,000, tickets s2s, shares in
proportion ..
SATURDAY, the favorite Frederick Female Semi
nary Lottery will be drawn. Capital Prize $4,000 -
Tickets 81, halves 62 cents, quarters 81 cents This
is splendid lottery for packages Doyle will sell on
certificate in this lotcry,a package of 25 whole tickets
for Sl8, halves So qrs. SAT, and eiehtns S225 All
orders per mail should be addressed to this Office,
A liberal discount will be paid to persons VINO pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, BY
tire package, single ticket, or share. All osders, pc,
mail or otherwise, add.essedto
NJ. DOYLE, 80. l44 Prattstreet.
II TR1 Opposite v. & O. z. r. napoi