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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
From Wa.hipston-The Treaty, &c.

observer" thf Washington Correspondent Of
| the PltiodIpA1 tefsec an hi. letter Of the I'd
says
risti.1t b., ~ B.f ,hst TIE Pn.'isat would .p-
no spurious fil plUunt 0l II Tt o. the Ses1.s
for It's advice aud crsen' e has been advised BY H. 1,
leading senators % ne owa psry 70 throw d Ia ne
and 20 have Mr. Tfst Jrnl. h. home % BE- tried h;
neither he his cabinet c,ul br.u. her resolution
The sucking point The mysterious sgelt seems 10
exercised 4 mysterious ilnuorcs on the AfuirIstrs
ant the powericss sgent sees 20 have siil the poss
compelling his government 20 accept ard cyate hiss
TINS i novel thing In the history o. diplomacy,
will mark the political era q our Republic II
sny other Constitutional GOvcrnmenmsut, suDo
nate hat thus brsyei hi, employer. n any An5s
DOR had thus dsoocyet the Secretary 81 state
Foreign Relations, and a treaty were thus over
head Of the Secretary sent 10 Parliament for raua
uon. decent respect iIT he propfirv ~ hs si.f
would reqsire hist the Secretary should Instantly
der hi. resignation. Ana / can hardly believe
Mf. Buchanan. who certainly DOES not lack ludsm
and experience. could have acted otherwise. n hew
not himself better satisfied with the treaty than win -
continuance Of the war. believe thai the who
Cabinet 'or sending In ihs treaty ssve Mr. wsker
but Mr.. walker al probability did rot choose q msks
Cabinet question OF II. snd 90 he oyerrultd Tns
,reaty sent up 20 the Senate TO-DAY, bu, WAS
opened, owing to the hopeless condition Of Hon. 10
Quincy Adams.
While the ADMINISTRATION was. with the utmos, cauui
guarding secret both the Ers.h ami Preach Legs
tons here hNi received copies OF Mr.. Trisis mnserJ
productions snd tho treaty itself circulated IN several
copies among Senators asi members Blt this no. AZ
have reason 70 believe hs the terms n the treaty were
known here and In New York week ago and M" o.
ders went out 70 England from Mr. Macintosh, ouI sren
mediator In Mexico sui agent Tor the British holders
Mexican bonds purchase the srteie-proosoy with
view OF selling them sgsn after certain lsfse OF hme
The treaty which 10 th1 table OF the Prssttat
az the Senate is however not rdtfed treaty, A.
stated on SUNDAY evening. bu, Is merely signed by the
Mexican Commissioners and Mr. Tri't no quorum having
"a vet assembled az Qu.retsro Fsghermore the lfe1t
does not supulae that troops shall remain for GER
tain length ums In Mexico but the contrary thst
hey hal b. raran rita three months after ne rdhS-
oan0P az ne Treaty by bon parilss The Three Millions
are 20 b. paid on ne ratification Of ne treaty.
But the Trsat ratified There are three or four
distinct clQues 10 the Senate who will oppose !. vzs
Regular Democrats died IN The wool Calhoun men, (Cal-
houn BGtler iuee and HGnter) and the Wlmot rrovis
men. Between these conendivg faction. the Treaty ma
All a the gruurd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

~ The most encouraging projects opened to the
man cement Of the American Museum. The public sp-
pear be- apersciang thst beautiful Wax Stausfy and
90 earn that catch penDy affair but very per
feet and interesting representations II the size Of Life Of
important events In the history Of the wOd well
OF the b ghtnt effects Of that ates VI all evils, Rum
Many incidents have been related that have occurred Ia
eSng the latter group, clesy illustrating s moral Ia
Auencs The collection beyond doubt, is the best
hb.ted Ia this country aud regret either the
time or cost Of visit IL Is TO be tom O'Clock In
tho morning ill 10 ~ and at and Z. o'clock variety
Of anu ,ements taxi place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

NORTH CAROLIyA-It was known at the Cspi
tol Yesterday at Il o'clock, says the National IN
tlligencer Of the 2l,h. that one hour and half be-
fore that time at the State House at haieisn' '''s
lance about three hundred miles from this city, the
Whig State Convention Of the State Of North-Car
DINA nominated. a. its candidate for Governor OF
that State at the ensuing election CHARLES MAN'
LY, ESQ. a gentleman universally respected and
beloved. whose nomination is enough to secure his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
Uutchess County.

We believe we were imposed upon last Tues
day evening BY Teegraphic Dispatch stating
that the Taylor Mass Meeting at Poughkeepse had nomi-
mated HENRY CLAY for President Other and later siviees
make no mention Of such result. Yet received our
dispatch from Poughkeepsie. signed Plat Schran,
who are Editors OF the Eagle there and the hand
writing Of the maker OF Teegrsphc dispatch is not visit
Die TO the receiver thereof do not know how lmPosi-
ons Of this sort are TO be surely avoided We did no;
suspect any In this case
BY the way the Courier saws that Gen. Leonard MAJ
sea never whg) presided over this Poughkeepse Tsy-
lor meeting, which was addressed BY Hon WV Cosr
JoHNsoS-and adds that Dstchoss is fc Taylor This is
nonstroas There are Six Thousand Wing voters in
Dutesess Of whom no; one hundred are for anybody else
bat HLsHY CLAY.-TheTo is a small squad Of Natives in
Da,ohsss who for Taylor but not many Of them
ever Wings We have letter from reliable correspond
ent roughkeepse who states that the Tay lor Meeting
there total failure (This comes 70 by mall, ana
We tnots the signature is gsDune) The wings Of Dutch
ess never have BEEN not and will not be for anybody
else than Clay. so long SIS he is in the heit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
sY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
sp.ciaI Election In Pennsylvania.

Our Philadelphia correspondent sends Us me iol-
lowing returns Of the Special Election held in the
Sixth Congressional District Of Pennsylvania on
Wednesday to I'll the vacancy occnsioned By the
death Of Hon Of j. W. HoRSBEcK. Wing deceas
ed. The District is composed OF Bucks and Leheh
and the following returnswere expressed 70 the
North american.
BUCKS CO
we have not the last Congress vote at hand, 50
we compare with the Presidential vote
l64e-Co~cEEss l944-PRYsIDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
Disaster nj sea.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. q, lsis.
The brig Savannah from New York, bound for
Havana. was wrecked on the beach north Of Cape
Lookout, GA the night Of the 9th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
wAsmxerox. Feb. p. 1875.

The House met today, when it was pro.
posed that the different public departments
should be closed and iestOoned with mourning
An amendment by Mr.. TALLMADGE Of New
York WAS moved and adopted that the desk
and chair which were appropriated 10 Mr.
ADAMS should remain unoccupied for thirty
days, and be- together with the House, clothed
with mourning and that the Speaker DO appoint a
Committee 10 consist ofone memberfrom each State
70 accompany the remains OF the ilustrious deceas
ed wherever the family may choose that the inter
ment should take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

Loco msjoriy, 81 Psks majority Ss''
Six townships to hear from.
p S.-A Telegraphic Dispatch from Phuadel'
phia, dated half past o'clock last evening. o'"ss
US the unwelcome intelligence that Bridges Is
elected Bucks gives about $50 majority tor
Bridges with three Districts still to hear from
Lehigh County gives Trexler 2'37l and Bridges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

sAsDs's SARsAPARiLLA-sTILL Farther PsooF --The
following letter from Rev h. ssnborn, written ct the
requs, Mrs Harris another proof OF the great superb
GRITTY Of this preparation:
soUrH BARsE, VI Feb. 10, is4s.
MEssRs. sAsDs-Ge"iIemeH; have been requested BY
M Betsy Harris OF this place. who has been u'ips yoes
Saspsrils, to say that her ieaih Is nearly recovered
and although before using your medicine she not ase
to do any work for more an two years she is now
almost completely restored to health and labor most OF
the time She suffered under complication Of diseases
such as are incident to females repeatedly under the
care Of the most eminent physicians and frequently con
fined TO her bed for weeks together the least yoaf
medicine has hal wonderful effect on her ~hoie
system and see expresses the most sincere sstitnds ot
the great efficacy Of yoIr Sassparills ia restoring n:f "
health. Yours. truly, b. y SANbOhN,
Prepared and sold, wholesale end retail, by A. b ~
SANDS, Wholesale Drusgis,s loo fulton corner Of WIZ
hams rs Broadway and II East Broadway, New. ton
Sod also by Druggists generally throusheat the lpitso
States. Price 81 per bottle or SIX bottles fof o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
Connecricur-Gov. CalIIn-CIny, Taylor. &c.

NEvHAvES c.. FEB. 81 lsis.
FRIEND GREELrY-Yesterdayt the LOcos of this
County held their Convention al the Temple in this
city, and nominated for Sheriff Augustus Smith,
Esq landlord Of the Assembly House of this
city, Heis ane in other respects but being
Loco Foco. he cannot be Sheriff OF this County.
In the evening they had Mass Convention "a the hAl
ofthe Temple. which, understand. filed to overflow.
INK with Locos and wings about equal number each
Among the speakers were our would b. Governor Go
; CATLiS. snt TX Gov c. + CLEVELAND. who, II s sup
posed is figuring for the seEaorshp. and who is SAID 10
DC IN favor OF Gen. Taylor for President After Mr. Cat
lin had finished his speech nine s-oug aud hearty cheers
were gwen Tor HINT CLAY while not one cheer was
given or even called FOR, for jimmy Po Az the close Of
the meeting pree cheers, though rather faint, given
for Gen. Taylor.
The wings OF his city and state are dgse decidedly
FOR HESRr CLAY and should the National Convention
nominate him. Connection, wil give him very large ms
joniy. Your, in haste, RoASE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

lib. JosEs's NEw.YoRK SAVINGS BAsx AT Old No.
4 NOW CALLED No. H. Ass-sr.-sl 900 to $500 ,hst
there are no better Boots sold at the following prices than
SELL $500 20 SO that sell more nns Boots At retail for
cash which enables me to sell at such remarkably low
o,ies, sell fret quality French hsfdress Boot. AZ
- 70 10 :, IS. secord do 81 50 TO 81 French patent
leather Boots ST. Nv store Is small my expenses light
and comuetition IL challenged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

THE RIcHELIEU" GOLD Pan il now universally reoos
Oired a. superior to all others They invariably war
rantsd and may be returned whenever they DO not SUN
or II the points of one will be given without
charge They are sold only BY b. H. WArsos ~. a.
William st. one door below Wallst and saA.E, 90
Faont Gold Pens aud Cod and Silver Cas,S Of every
descn phon wholesale aud retail Gold Pens M ST. 81 %
and 81 50 Gold Pens repaired or exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
MoRSING REPORT.

SENATE. ALBANY. FEB. 24-l =. NJ
Mr.. BoKEE reported oil for the construction OF
bulkheads ana wharves ia Brooklyn also 10 alter
the Commissioners map in Brooklyn.
Mr. FINE reported bill to provide for the cleo
ton OF loca Judicial officers
Mr. Cornwall offered. with the assent Of State
Prison Committee, resolution raising select con-
mittee 10 investigate the affairs Of Sing Sing PRS
both financially aud otherwise IL was agreed %
unanimously.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. UPHAM reported. under instructions from the
house. bill TO amend the charter OF the CAiskill
and Schenectady Railway Company.
A favorable report was made on the bill 20 Pun
sh Seduction, and il was made the special order
for Monday afternoon
Mr. CAMPBELL brought in bill to incorporate
Insurance Companies.
Mr.. MEAcH brought in bill % elect Supervisors
in New.York City.
EVENING REPORT.
SENATE. ALBANY. Feb. 24-7P. VI.
The bill making appropriations TO Sing Sing
State Prison was passed.
The War resolutions were farther debated, when
the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Resolutions were adopted. calling the Rail
way Companies between Albany and Buffalo 10
report the contracts made by them for running
their roads since Jan l.
The Troy and Schenectady Railroad Co. con-
plain that they have been exclu led from the ar
rang ement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

The TREATY, Sc.-Tne Washington correspond
emit of the Baltimore SIM, who is understood to be
the same 'semiofliear gentleman who writes for
the Philadelphia Ledger, writes Feb 80 regarding
the Treaty. as follow
Yesterday counted some twenty Senators who were
pledged 20 vote against the ratification. 70 day
l6-aflug on of l. They all avoid quGrrelng with the
Administration and especially those lock @ the Pre-
sidoncy sam Houston, who knows the MexcsDs better
than any one here Will t8Gounce 10, and hear hat Col
Benton himself feels disposed 10 oppose 1t II the latter
Will apply bis master mind 10 the subject and use his y-
ranncal powers Of persuasion, which az this
moment 20 reqursuch aid the country will be laid
under deep obligation 10 him The forgive tyran
ny sooner than weakness. What ply thai he Ics Pre-
dsaf has not caHc, Of Interpreting Ais oaJiirs rv In
his hands 81 r0Hd BE- SAFE.
ihsk the probability Of the Treaty being ratified. or
only slightly disssnei FROM G Increasing; bur The friend,
Of the Treaty hAo0 before they are cut OF the
woods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

II In reference to the destruction By FIRE
the wooden factory at Mortified Vermont. the
Boston Adr. says;
There Is insurance % the q $40 CO., OF which
$4,000 a. the Manufacturer and $40 900 AZ the
Franklin and Flrsmens orces this city. The remain
ng $4,000 is Al offices IN Providence The insurance
falls considerably short Of the loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
EyESISG REPORT.


SCARCITY oF SALT.-The brig Wsnderer, Capt.
MeDuae Is days from Jamaica ria Ragged Island, re-
ports that there salt whatever be obtained at
the latter place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

lNExPRFssIBLE THETA young man named
John Tweed stole fourteen pairs e pt.alocns nom
shop 10 Boston Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

EE- Mr.. Hitchcock. Of the Neir- Harea Courier
has disposed o. his establishment to Messrs j. B. Hotch
kss Co. Of the Journal and they will hereafter be issued
rom the same oface and become one concern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

r1- W. ID. DsgRow having recovered his health has
resumed his old business Of general furnishing Undertaken
st his old stand, Nos % Fourthaenue srd 1913 bowery
Inermenls procured any Of the Csmeete.. 2d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

FHthENrH WARD scHooL.-A notice Of the
examination yesterday Of the pupils OF this mammoth
Establishment. viii appear in our Evening Edition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
Business Notices.
GENTLEMENs HATS.
Fashion for Sprine, 1913.
49, IL nnrrr . n u.rrru.


~ l56 Broadway, NewYork, and 1913 Chesnutst Phi.
adelph (ae Beebs Costarl will introduce the Spring
Fashon for Geniemens Hats Saturday the 4th day Of
March ensuing
Upon issuing the Fashion for the present season, WA
BEEBE Co beg leave call the attention Of the public
10 the extensive and valuable improvements recently ef
eced in their establishment for the purpose Of scilits
log its future bus Transactions sswe as OF rendering
Is attractive appearance conspicuous The store
$50 Broadway, has undergone thorough renovation. and
Is present uDquestonaby The fret house Of the kind
the world and the propreors here take aston say
The goods offered for sale therein shall always bear the
character that for beauty % design richness ma
tera and elegance Of style, they shall be unsppr sehed
aud inmitable.
Their business Is now completely systemstIsd aud
regulated that all orders received whether from the
the traveller the trade, will be attended to and
ecued with the utmost promptness and punetusy and
in conclusion they wish say that their establishments
both New York and Philadelphia shall in future
mend ihemselyesto tn, favorable notice oths entire
munity
Nj WI. II. BEtBE begs leave to return he thscss 10
the public and the trade for the very liberal paonsse be-
slowed upon the late firm Of Beebe Coits and Invites
continuance Of their favors to the present concern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The main building Of the
wooden factory al Northaed, Vermont, with the msehiE
cry and sarge part ofthe stock destroyed BY FIRE
Monday night The Boston TransaPi understands there
s insurance on the property lost, to the amount Of
$50 eco which leaves a considerable loss 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

ApyERrisIsC-Tke best Nswspspen in the United
States for which ' b. PALMER i the appointed Agent
and authorized TO contract TOR entertainments and sub
can be selected al the Agency ia ths rrbun.
Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

New CasPAIGSER.-Geo. W. Noble, Esq
Of louisville has Issued ~ 'peeius FOR morihy Cam
psiguer, to be called " IN my cf ne Hes." TO be De
voted TO the advocacy Of the claims Of HENRY CLAY fol
President II IS to be printed on mammoth sheet
monthly. A y cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

~ Hon. Joseph John Daniel, one Of the Judges
Of the Supreme Court Of " c. oel At Raleigh few days
since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auctioneer.

SPLENDID LONDON BooKs.-BAsGs, RICHARDS Il PLsrf.
204 Broadway, will SELL this evening large snd very
choice collection Of English Books just received from
London including number OF superb works never before
offered. Also complete set OF tho New York State
wort on Natural Hist1rv IS vols. q1arto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

~ w. II. Rowland, Phllsde phi. Manufacturer. Of
Saws and Cosch sprins. 81 South. second.t 2sf 2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

IT. SPENCER RENDELLs' premium SHoRT.NIe JoLD
Pens may be had Of j. w. CREATION Co. II Cedsr.st.
together with thirty different styles Of Pens con
sisting Of Greston's CLARK, Brother Cos Hsydens
Browns. Bsgeys and others all at prices lower than can
be found any other house in tho trade Gold Pens re-
,.f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

ALLEN rs. Trist-In the Senate on Wednesday,
Nr Allen offered the following resolutions which
show at least the character of the business about
to occupy its attention
Rss0red That the President Of the United States be In
srucied 10 inform The Senate whether the active opera
lions Of the Uniei States In Mexico have been, and now
are suspended by smistce and n So by whose asen-
cy and In virtue Of what authority such arnisuce has
been effected.
Resoi.,i That the Committee the judiciary be IN
sructed inquire and report TO the Senate by bill or
ofherwise whether IN addition 10 the following act 10
Wit This the act II 1890. imposing penalties on any
one no shall carry intercourse with any foreign
government without authority OF laYl-snd II further
Legislation DO necessary In or'er more enec'u'ly 20
protect the rights and Interests Of the people OF the
United States against conseq which may r. suit
from The assumption of any individual or individuals
without authority 20 act n the name or behalf OF ihe
Government OF the United states, Or any department
or Cricsr thereof or individual or individuals as
suming 10 be such foreign Government or department,
or ocer thereof and especially In matters OF peace aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
PUBLIC MEETING.

The following notice was received at late boar
last night. signed by large number OF the most
respectable citizens Of Washington. whose names
however. want OF room obliges US 20 omit.
Patriarch gone 70 his rosta link between the past
and present generation j. broken Sage and Patriot mas
fallen at his post IL Il NJ that we should mourn II Is
= e. pay tribute 20 departed worth. II Is due that we
should unite in showing respect 10 the memory Of The
r.a man who yesterday among We srri0re
propose and invite hat meeting o the citizens sha DC
held Al the City al this Thursday evening t6oclock
% take such measures as may be deemed proper on The
death Of the patriarch patriot and sage, JohS QUINCY
ADAMS. 4 number y SisHdfnfts JOheW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

peatb of Fx-Presidenf 4 dams.

from the Nlti0na InteIls lncer Of !e'IeIlHy'
The venerable Patriot and Statesman. john
OuIScY ApAss expired AZ the Capitol last evening ~
ne aner o'clock lie fingered 10 all appearance insensi
HE and unconcous from period OF bis attack on Monday
until an hour after last evening. when ne gently
breathed his last andhs spirit returned 10 God Who gave
IT," Il is not for pronounce the eulogy o one 20 emf
nent and 40 honorAbiy and constantly associated with AL
that was exalted On hs c0untrys history from the very
foundation Of the Government 10 the present time That
tasE will be- ftiisgy discharged by more competent ana
appropriate hands II will suffice Tor TINS nre noue-
70 sav that eg men have flied lsrger space acted
more important part in the great civil affairs Of their eonn-
try that few have commanded higher admiration Tor
abilities or wider respect for unwayefing integrity
and reid Adherence TO his views or duty His domestic
character was not bright than h public and was iru'
Iy above al praise and Ill rrproach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25

APPOINTMENT BY The CAsAL BOARD Feb. IA
WILLIAM BosgalK II Corning 10 be Special supenIend-
ent Of the feeder Of the Chemung Canal
A SlGS-Tne Buffalo Express says that the re-
cruing officer az that place has been ordered not 10 enis,
AM more men for during the war but for five years.
r. The Lake Erie Telegraph has reached To
leio. Westward the electric current takes is way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-25
Thing. In PIorida.

Pr,n,, q, ne War-D,prsssion N BuaHeg- prosrfu ~
yn..osai R,fgrm-ETgrfs Of b< Ner-fors f't' hi-
,9..ahsa-Riaaard =. Ro5Hs0aI Dsah-i A.rl..'n
and southern Wsgfr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
OFFICE, No. lOl Eas! Main

IL Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, Try again."
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery, Glass &c. June 90:
Ticket 81 80 81, prize OF 100 dollars, sold
and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Monongala Lottery, 81. June 3d.:
Is II IS II So l3 81 80 10 u
Ticket Nos. 8 81 S. prize of l60 dollars,
sold and paid by HURLEY.
Dawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, Glass Sc June 24lh :
81 % 6 60 I6 25 Sc II 40 As 4 AZ.
Ticket Nos. 10 % SO, a prize OF $3.50, sold and
paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Lecsbure Lottery, Glass IS, June 81
Is so 4S 10 40 62 G 16 IA l 80 80 45 Go.
Ticket Nos. 10 SO 90, prize OF 100 dollars,
sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Glass S.:
81 % 43 IT l3.49 10 % 81 Cd 2 6 "a 26.
TODAY!
Tuesday = Virginia Leesburg, Glass 3d.
Capitals: , prizes of 500o, 2 Of b0O0. OF
1000, S Of !, 900, &c. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tick
els SIS, at HURLEY'S Creek Nation Office, be-
low The Old Market.
Wednesdays 600. Tickets $40.
Thursday-S25 600. Tickets IS.
The small Fry" as usual, this week Capt.
tails: $3.50 dollars, 900, &c. Tickets l.
For Prizes in every Lottery, call at
HURLEY'S.
Drawn Mes OF Leesburg Lottery, Glass 30:
747 50 l3 / Sc % & IS 20 ID 10 "A 81.
P. S.-Orders for Packages, Certificates OF
Packages, Single Tickets or Shares promptly al
tended TO- and an account OF the drawings sent TO
any par, Of The United States tree OF postage
Please address
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
N. B. Hurley pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his Office, and sends The drawings 10 his cor.
respondents as soon as they are received.
July 4