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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

To ford AZ Stockholders opportunity their pre-
empve Bonds verbe Stock which obtained
under the na subscription it 10 considered proper by the
Board that the time for receiving subscriptions nds
from bos stockholders who have already subscribed
them shah be extended to 80 days IRON the pybsssn Of this
right will and be lost original
assgpa Up that date inclusive holding
Stock paying down n when receipts will be given
them securing he original eemptve rig IT. and the
18th Of February The smallest issued being $780,
holders will be allowed
trsn,kI to make enough for Bond
The rate Boz ds BEARING per interest and
99H for Bonds bearing SIX both rtbe
within from their date the stock Of the Company
according to Il Q amount so'ually paid for u em.
Agents apply for Bonds FOR 5tookhoder
less than $500 the and TIE offered by
the rrooos Of the 18Th February instant will agents
aeon lesion Of one Ter cent. HOPKINS Treasurer
BThe above notice supersedes issued
yesterday this rutjeot which up
haste srd pub jshed with Is typographical errors
New York. March LIST ls49.
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AMUSA m T1.

BROADWAY rHEATRE-E A. MAssHALt> PROPkIE
sohcs E;s'"s sss Il. s :: COMEDY
ri.s,do Sir Oliver suscr. Mr. ysohs; Joseph SUIT. NJ
sass M, BAKE 81 cs%:s. xr s1 TTs
r r1S a II. %f sI. La, Iss' VIZ seosa
R.dsway Bo.hsrd VI v.ch. Crashsr Mr. e. shaw Lieu t
S.s s's Is Tsss Dss:
oen9 Door. open hall. past 9; semnepoeat7.
RUk10kp THEATRE, CHAMBERS sraEEr-BsNsrIr
ass,SG o. sSsPa.sZ
% \; nm sra A:s NH NJ
NJ; ss;
Nj 5sl1 Ssssm. sssa MT
2oo Doors open at 61l curtain rises att. ~'0'
f:m + siI:;
sSS i N:a
HIn'l si, Henri D.ays NJ. ksSS;Is ;ss S::s.
s7 y.. Nj. s
Door open at 7; commemorative.
RARNUAs AMERICAN MUsEUM-ENrIRE cHANaEOr
eJ. s every a.
wonde curiosity Female wsi"hins poanSs
measuring feet round the waist 81 inches
she %sy % ~ shs
ass s Ss ss sa%
will be exhibited at each
W Sspsapa %!sH &c. 1 e
Admission q certs children under 10 years. l1h
STUYvRsANT INsTITUTE-MR HILLS LECTURES AND
Entertar uests for Three EvennsA-Ar @. Hill. Come
an Known by the familiar cosnsmou Of yankee Hill" will
nave the honor Of giving humorous Lectures and
EVENINGS hsrch tth 7th and 9th For part pro
grammes Tickets to admit lady and gentleman 80
Gle tickets cents EACH Msy be obtained Irving House.
New York Hotel and Of the Jsntor Institute Doors
at quarter to Il Lecture mmenos at ~ o'clock
WALLHALLA, No. Sc CANAL STREET. NEAR BROAD
way evening" and ay Saturday
afternoon At O'Clock with of female artists Ethio
plan serensderA and Of morel artists appear
variety of select and choice Orches
ira Boxes. Th cents Parquette, rs cents
RAsILrs Grand MUSICAL FESTIVAL WILL TAKE
- pace at he Tab' ruace the 9Th Aston
lie Desert Of Feicisn DAVID will be performed
under me and Sgnor Ant Ba Tickets
ST. to BE- had ut the principal hotels and muso
with English worda for sale at the door, at 81 per copy.
MONSIEUR ADRIEN5 VARIED AND EXTRAORDI.
l nary Exhibition ost wonderful and novel
ties evening at half O'CLOCK Minerva Hall
No. AUG Broadway. Admission. 6Do. children, 25c.
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A U(TON NOTICE = HOUSES OuD FURNIrURE-THE
"A catalogue Furniture be sold Monday March 5th
rat 10 90 ooh. No IS Greenwich street, ready.
GERARD BET1SNc- lG8 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

A RTIFICIAL EYES-JUsT IMPOnTED, ALAx0E AND
"A tuIoror lot Of celebrated which
be inserted and worn without pain and
they ke the natural the oosest observer de-
tect them DIR. POWELL atendA uu dtesses Of tho
Rye and Ear At M Broadway entranoe1 VAR where
had bis popular Book the Eye Price 50 cents
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FALSE REPORT or TIE
CALlE'OkGN

TSOp CITIrOpNIH I'm Ooroo~ o. ~ M,
limited ss. S FL. Sca%sP hereby notice
=: splendid rev and ;B::ou: steamship rALEoN
the Of sh port 90. o av.pa ana os
w' P. ,ne msli Is 70 me acme acme . c.u.
way Of the " Gt viii nd to heir
dsrnsned agent Of h, of
the PS IN %s % to tax:
to sap r,ancssS Person: having ticket. for these
gsiam'S T. I'll:
seSy nssS %
alSssa y 'ess Z. a s' '' '.ssAs'
about to visit California tina the BY hns
SPEED, ,sieiy ard :scno.y ~ ..' :. ''.' '.
The hs psSSn fixed At dste to avoid delay
For passage iaIthe. Particular The office of the
NOR sAN ,R.NcIsco 1.11roaNI. o7vr- " ". Tar
Strait. Il sass.n: The steamship
S St 81 sv sSn Ca osn
new and EOns
os for and 1r
fort and more profitable opportunity cannot be osr to thoss
.h.Es: Of stock At $500 each ne Vim
sSs'eS 20 n 20 san nc.oo ana n: equal undivided
q The 1T. ana sarninss said ship after
ssS.d For :: %sSs q ..f M f e
To, ..N -. NcI.co No ar ,on,, :, 49, 49,.
steamship SENATOR 7A tons burthen. Lieut. r Baohs,
20 navy cvmmsnoei Will positively sa az above at 10 A, NJ
rom ner oefh burning op She was built In July lat BY
Where shs Sa. S.en Ss In
did sea boat Numerous and
heavy perfect her for this
modahops for She will through
rsftmA -
PRICE OF fAssAoE-onte Rooms SEQ
Ater Cspdn, whout sta rooms 6O0
rorwsrd Cabin' crew Axs ..."....... EO
w b baggage allowed LIST class Passengers and freight
tahen For further particulars apply TO
WOOodULL MlNTUkN. " South street,
g1op C.YIpOpNI. p.,,.oc CnyY ~ c1. n ~ ~,
tpIssA i IN A. ONLY THE BARK GLA.
nSSA viii .an On ~eanssaay, March 7th; cargo al! on
| Enquire Of JksSUP h FOX, ITS south
.Yop A. no NCrs,,O "a, yvnpIY. mo .. =, =, uU.
lU,h HsrohAn associ.to. to con,;, AZ .nh IN
m oH; 70 eonhI1 80 men Dors nave
PSrr ~ p t"s ,,h s~ns S Ain @ D.
s.d ~ ~ ~ ns 01ppsrso sna copper iasned now
be had including the vessel
and complete outht Tor two years. Two carpenters and black
smith would DO preferred the number experienced
physcia has boon engaged board pier H. foot Of
Coen ties slip or ut VI wall street. Meeting he evening
80. go 30. ~o,.c ,,.,,-..-
sailing clipper built schooner GEN WORTH will sail
McCresdy Co., IS South street. Quick holmes ls2
west street. or the Captain on board r. foot Of Rector
street n B-Three members wanted complete this
association. Pssssge $l2S Apply ~ above
vY,ur ppIo poprpr rop r. IrooN,. mr., .,o.,.
txiD III ~ Th; ron OSt ~ WILL fvSl
.h- soy ,a,. On .1Sn o.n A. ~ CLOCK rouf
% nppg lo Sou,n Stree" OF 70 sns zap
'..n ~ Deso, iooe ~, o,nn.en s,ree. q =.
FRANCISCO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

O.TINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE AT so CANAL
~ sreet-Ou Nondsy and following DAYS Ubsdell Peson
viii coc the balsnce the goods damaged in Of
winch occurred the 81 u They will offer this
pieces ricn fashionable plaid silks which will DO sac
feed I'd yard 100 pieces very rich fancy ss pro
reductions Jon Jeces cf bck Gies dc Khip
equsv cheap sso 40 pieces rich and fssonase Baiegos
The above injury and will DO sold a3
bel, u origin al cost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

nRWREELER OCULI,T, 20 GREENWICH STREET, DE-
- attention diseases Of the Eye a
who in want Of Artificial E,eso call upon him.
having beauafu selection from and
for regular supply the faculty will
be furnished low erms No charges f Insertion Oos
hours from A. H. 10 o'clock r. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

n IoSOLUTlON.-THE CO-PARrNERS tIF HERETOFORE
- exs Ing between the undersg cd firm
AUG USTUS hURD CO. in this city this d.y dissolved
by mutual consent AUGUSTUS HURG
New Serk, March /. la49 HENRY r JJENCRANTZ
The undersgpsd will conr the business Of Druggist
account at No. to Cortan dt AUGUSTUS HURD
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mIsCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
C1oPrANrs bath :, s9S BR0A
- The uterb the request OF hts patrons
and ppso has w Ie6tted ns
tsbi with superior IL being vi, fshtsd
ntcd. pree imaginable facility
fnf extent the luxury OF bath Tho Ia los
ss 6ttcd vita tase ecs.ncc and comfort aud cannot
TAIL universal estiset 10 all ito fair patronS
CTAtEN leland HERRY-,EAvE NEW YORK AT g.
~ ~ ~ aud O'clock Leave vsnderb,ts Landing at
H. 2 ard O'Clock
EAKb-r. HOk co, INFORM TaEiR FRIENDS AND
- the tsbio that their eps sg.in IN full peraton
st:p nd u Cello usual and that their ooe foe
!. Is God street, where all orders viii be psompy
attended 10.
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ADVERTISEMENTS aRsRwRD EVERY MORNING..


LOST.
I esT-ON THE EVENING or TUESDAY LAST. FEB.
~ rusrJ 9th in lafayette Place or St Marks Pia,e arab
ve.tint The finder will b-rAy and receive the
taphf OF oser ny leaving the $50 owery above Fourth
street, near VapahslI Garden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

Al aST EXTRAORDINARY wUKK-TO TIE nAkakD
Ivl those contemplating mAraso-The hsrried emans
Private Medical Compsnsn, BY Dr ssurce.s Sssn sa
iO copies havinx already disposed Of, Every female
getting COPY whether ared OF unm.rIsed atthnnsn p
which TO rhsm PARTICULARLY sore s.ey ems
sa djsoyer te sud the most ohe'ent ret
lea And ost In For sale st ~
Drsdwsy At the ubns otcs Iiberty street New Yors
Psttsoon Ne ~ Cbssnrt street Pbilsdelpba: atts
o. Albany; W. r. Dawn Boston On the rcceps o. 81 corp
vii Ia mail e Of 10 AZ pas OF too
limited ststss All letters be SD csscd post paid 70 d.
AN AURICEAu hos J.s7. Nv go- city. Ohos iDiAhss
49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

II OLpERs or ILLINOIS INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT
Bonds AID Scrip hereby notified that the
by law for refuIdns debt expires on the iOh
proximo- Now York February 28 lS49
JULIUS WADSWORTH, Agent Of state Of illinois,
No. 65 Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

WALLHALLA, No. Sc CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
way open every evening At and Wednesday Saturday
afternoon at O'CLOCK with company female artists Ethio
plan and troupe Of artists appear
variety OF select and choice entertainments Admission Oohes
ira Boxes. SIX cents Parquette. rs centa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

ENOR sAIE-A PATENT FOa NEWLY INVENTED SIN
sle bsrreed with ridge tute holding ard
acting self repeater Can be loaded In
Of me other snd does weigh heavier
the rifle Application post paid to DO addressed to H. T.
box 6f6 Post Once,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

I OVEAND hINSTRELSY.-AL LECTURE ON LOVE, WITH
- musical Illustrations will be delivered the Society
bIy Room coTner ofLs.nard street and
Buckingham Eeq of London asAsted ny Frazer
lof the Italian Opera ard Mr. Frederick Dassett from the
London COncertsl Admittance 26c. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

NOR Ai1FOhkIA.-A MAJORITY or The MEN9K4S
OF the Unien Sacramento Mining Association for ned
hi msev into comPpy called the Sacramento Savg
parry, have msde erraneDsnts to buy tho Iron
ropeler Mcdowell TO take pasnse and freight from
Francisco tie gold mir eshe compAay way
II Lake Nicaragua To the above PLAN IL be-
necessary to have company Of forty membcr eaoh-
which vi be efficient for ali purposes The will be
at his ece ka Brosswsy corcer Market street from
o'ock A. NJ iii osP and At the evening msetinys Of
the ~ o'clock At the place. give an in.
'''"A"'' y THEODORE LENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

III UDcON RIVER RAILROAD tONPANY.-LOAN.-NO
tce hereby piven that $5 0 Of the Loan he
Of this offered by proposals issued under date Of 18th
been taken by the subscriptions the following
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Broadway Hotel, Corner 81 lsrondvvay ana
Park laoe. opposite the City Hal Park snd FOUNTAIN
L lStsEk !. TUCKER Pro or etor
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COksETs DE pARIs.-NEw PATTesNs LATEST
~ Fast ion aoped ~ Paris the most fahio
ptst ortae graceful for the form, be
liberty they AFFORD In TIE movements Of the person makes
me Of them To be hid uy Madame rrospere IS Canal
street up ttas near Broadway NJ g. rhe dies wi aud
ve,y comrtsbs for nursing newly arrived from Paris
ct q very med rate prico.
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=
tahen For further particulars, apply to
wOODHULI L MINTURN 81 South street.

ENOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ONLY THE BARK CLA
RISSA will sail Wednesday, March 7th cargo
board accommodate pas epgss in tho Price
Enquire Of JES5UP b FOX 17S eouth street.
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FOR SALE.


NOR SALE-A PAIR or MULES SIX YEARS OLD,
lately the country With harness. well broken any
wsrh Car 10 No. III King any time for the
nft dsrs
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GAN FRANCISCO AND TIL E COLD REGIoNSvIA MAoEL-
Ian stra Tho fest sailing and oopp.red and copper
fastened brig JULIA M0ULTNN Wsrns master will
about the 18th Sha $780, which ess the holder
share Ia the vessel mining PIGMENTS Add eighteen uoHhs
PROVISIONS For frtfer Particular apply to Mr. Joel Sammis
O3 Catherine board at & Esst
River The association will every evening TX o'clock
Ut echester House. u Bewery and Rroome
DAssA0E TICKET TO CALJFoRNIA.-A F06w ARD
CABIN PasHss nchet In the steamer California or will
passspe IN her OF 3. As line ftem
ansna to sss trane,oo. for eas. Addr. Herid once.
NEW SCHOONER, s. n. FOX, FOB CALIFORNIA d.
will receive r ight only until tuesday. 9Th
~ bbs snd has still bsrths for eneers
heI equaed any vessel in For
freight passage apply board At Pier IL North
T. h d. FOWLER, 70 Westse
NB-Will 90 around Cape Horn. and shippers will bs
bed to insure BY her low rates as by other vessel
Eoa CALIFORNIA VIA caAGaEs.THa SUBSCRIBER
fast sailing Baltimore built brig Col Howard Durkee.
She 2 burhen, newly coppeed, rehted and IN per
order Her for Of the hrst
osss having completed great First cabin
So sac Tho bulk OF III freight
each passenger trec OF charge Ho sht apply
board OF Devr Fernando Wood 62 South street,
Dover Passengers BY tho Col Howard win have the
preferences psrage from Panama Rranosso vessel
expsoied earl thence In April next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

nR. GLOVER IL CONSULTED DURIk THn DAY AND
- evening" at his ONCE No. Ann (now No. l1) in
thesc dou and proseted deoas that
saed the skill Of physicians Of a exper His extract II
Copava Cvbebs no. may had 'front.' Pnvat
0eyAnoe thsouah the entry IA the ofhos door
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TO LET.

CAsr OFF CLOTaINo AND FURNITURE-LADIEs AND
~ Gentlemen Lavng psrhuous effects dispose Of wearing
apparel obtain fair prize for the BY sending fos
subscriber through the Post Office otherwise whe viii
their residence Ladies' attended BY Mrs Leyensyu
LEvRNSTYN. 466 Broadway no stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF TuR "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Treatise 49, 10 Greenwich streetonicc hours 10 A.
H. (SundAy excsped Those who apply In the early
attending thsr 1t chiefly however those who have SUI
ed from olass Of people, who properly apyren ~
his oesvoea In structure frs lie FIRST noipent TO- fu
advanced and distressing sass sn uncommon advantages
and very extensive prsodoe 10 aord rapid easy AAe
radical cre which, he has onnd tes stating b Obtained
from al oAhsr y Am~f7oA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

MO CURE No PAY.-DR CORBITT, ~ DUANE 81.
IN the Royal CosCs Of Snrrcons London
committed Of delicate dsas No matter hsw long
you may had gse users upon the body
pains In the head and bones Of The legs practice Il
suren pears devoted 70 venorea diseases enables Dr.
worst form Of this eeas Recent
No mercury us:d sszicufes cured In two weeks vh
certain saoas habit pevsy b restored health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-05

nR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED Oh
~ Private Disease Giee.s stcourvs vsnea Ulcers
he curvs where others fall Recent Ia few
Nervous and Orgapio Debility he Sec ii
LoDdsn diploma In his sfRos, HAN Fulton street.
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TYR. FAwCEIT CAN BE CONFlDENTIALLYC CONSULTED
~ 81 all private dseases The
stvcnats Weld 70 his mode reaent which mon
mecua principle cured the approved plan
The OF solitary indulgence also apply
Of ura Once, 81 Doy street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-14
Wreck OF the Steamer Acadia.

The fine steamer Acadia, which has been running until
recently of the British line of steamers between
Boston and Liverpool and has made some of the shortest
passages on record, lost the night of Sunday
March II, while on her voyage from Liverpool to Bre
men. The representatives of the German government
by whom she had been purchased were on board all of
whom. with the officers and crew, and all persons on
board, were saved
This steamer together with the Britannia both vessels
OF 1900 tons measurement, lately purchased by the
German Central government, for the purpose of being
converted into ships and with that intent had been
subjected in the Coboug dock, important improve
ment with view TO Strengthening them so as to adapt
them to the carrying of heavy guns The Acadia left
Liverpool on the Sth manned by crew of sixty men and
officers under the command of Captain Jackson and she
was followed on the 10th by the Britannia
The first news from her after her departure was that on
sailing along the coast of Holland at the date above
mentioned, in hazy night, with bosterous norherly
wind, she struck on dangerous shoal known as the
outer bank of Tcrscheug, and all efforts to get her off
proved unavalng She filled in short time, and set
tied her broadside apprehended that she
would become complete wreck, but no definite infor-
nation OF her final fate had been received All persons
board escaped and took refuge vessels one of
which arrived two days afterwards at Amsterdam The
value OF the ship, with her machnery-he steam engine
being OF 500 horse powerwas estimated at nearly EoO
0Oo.-Bostcn DAILY advertiser.
Another account states that after having been aban-
doned by her passengers and crew. the Acadia oaed off
and had arrived at Ter Schelling, apparently with little
damaged
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Two HoNoRED vICTIMs-Col. l.. p Cheatham the
worthy, efficient, and genemanly postmaster at Nash
vile, Tennessee, has been removed This is another in
stance OF pure party prescription. Colonel Cheatham
served the public honestly and faithfully, and was a
popular officer; but he democrat, though not a
meddler in politlcs-and for this he was removed
Neither good conduct in Office, the wishes of majority
OF the citizens of Nashville, although a whig city1 nor
the fact that his son. Colonel b f. Cheatham fought in
several bloody battles in Mexico and aided General Tav-
lor in winning victories which made him President
could save his head from being brought to the block
Colonel Cheatham the of the deposed postn aster
was one OF the first officers enter fort at Monterey
He performed gallant services at Vera Cruz and Cerro
Gordo yet, notwithstanding these facts his father is
removed from an office barely sufficient to support him
and his numerous family, and a large property holder
placed IN his stead SO much for the justice and beraity
Of the new administration
The venerable Simon Drum, for more than forty wears
postmaster at Greensburg, Westmoreand county, in this
State has also fallen under the of an administration
which came into power with false professions of moder-
alton on Its bps Mr. Drum the father of the celebrated
Capt Drum, who fought heroicalIy at Buena Vista
under the flag OF his country, and afterwards fell in the
valley OF Mexico after having recaptured the guns he
had lost in the former engagements Gen Taylor was
appealed to- to the sire of this gallant hero He was
appealed to- to be true to his pledges least in his case
but all to no purpose The of the war IN which
the chvarc Drum breathed his last succeeded in forcing
Gen. Taylor TO allow the memory of the ustrious dead
to be violated IN the person OF the venerated living
PennsWuantan.
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OFFICE OF MILLER d CO..,

Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
WHERE more splendid capital prizes have boon sold
w and paid than any other house in tho Union, and
the oldest established exchange and lottery Office In Mary
land
MILLER CO. have the pleasure of presenting to the
public the most
Brfutant Lottery drascs IN III Unsssd Ssssss.
The capitals are large and brlliant-the main prize
Hundred Thousand Doalsrsi
And the chance obtaining capital prize truly splsn
did In purchasing by the package the purchaser has
chance 200 of drawing the great prize Of 300 600 and
one chance $50 of ds wing either the 800 100000
1925 OOO $l25OO-one chance In every six packages Of
drawing the $lO0O00, $4,000 e25 oeo 3l2S $1,000.
$1,000 49, 0OO $4,000, 81, $50. Truly splendid chancs
for packages.
MILLER Il CO. say try ono, and in look ont for
a least OF the
Great Capital PrfxesI
Besides splendid chance packages. hers hfteen
drawn ballots, making fifteen prizes in every twenty-five
tickets.
Look Mt this noble Lottery,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of .Moryl0ad, Ckges u,
To be drawn the Law Buildings, in the CITY OF Balu-
more, on - -.
SATURDAY, APRIL q, lsA9.
Under the of commissioners appointed by
his exceiency the Governor Of Maryland