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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
Tho Fxnmipntion Of fHyer.

BALTIMORE. Saturday, Feb. IT,
Hyer was brought before the Court az 10 o'clock
this morning His counsel were Robert Mclean and
Collins Lee Esqrs The investg cation occu pied The a.
eLtIon o. the Court unul j. o'clock r. NJ. The cc1rt
room densely crowded with esger spectators and
Ouiside there was immense thrcng unable o. gsIn
admttsRce and esger 20 learn a.. that vas gong co
within The bearing having been concluded, the Court
pronounced him guilty Of fgbung, and demanded bal
slC00 Messrs Leon Dyer. William Turner and VII
liam Price wen; the required security. They cay
they would have given security 20 tie amount oi
80 900 mad ID been required. Hyer il ~ liberty
and y with bis family AZ the United States Hotel Great
euthusism prevails IL bis favor. He locke well and
shows marks Of rough handling, except that one Of
bis eyes u slightly blackened. There j. some tax OF
his giving spsrring exhibition IN Of thesters
before be leaves our city
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
Hosor,-DuelinG.

Nearly column ofthe -. L0ris ReDnb'ic1H ofths
first instant is occupied BY the details oi dissgreel-
and personal renc0ntre between t~o persons r 9
Blair Jr sod L. Pickering, from when We inigai ae
rive amusement were il not for the moral dePtSsIy
the result Of the affair exhibits
Mr. Blair having become sstsned that the DE-
mocracy we're again % be divided INTO " hsrds ano
sof, a. in l.43-4 with view ~ the success oi ~
after And the displacement Of Co! Benton wno 8 tnr
chief OF the former wrote series OF areles iof -7
Rep1blcaa IN which tie attention Of tns " true oe-
mocracy as the Hsrds style themselves. was cAled
10 the iaet The opposition were troubled sonewnsi
aud one Of their number, M Pickering demaaae1 l--
name Of the author the ground that one Of tne ar
ties contsined personal STACK On nia iof "nsH -e
Intended - hold the writer resp onsi1le
The name was given and then followed ieries OF
vsuorous fusors from both individuals, N which des
oers;e things hinted ~ snd undersiandinss nad
hst there wa % be running street hgnf ~ia oo"ir
snives etc etc-Mr Pickering declaring 10 the end
that he was ready defend himself az a. ules' os
Ia other words 70 shoot down hs opponent Whenever
he saw hu This honor Mr. b ar ceeAnea' ana - tle
.asir ended each We presume, being convinced ;osi
,he o,hsr was coward poltrOon, or whsisver otoer
thing his Injured dignity might incAne 10 pfonoaaee
him. ,,...- -, 49,
p.Gl,.r1 sraor.ss the statement Of Mr. Blair And
.,ssk. of the reserved code % honor N way As u
IL "a, NOT oay nAiarsl but meriior0cs :, sette aA
rels by its savage dictates We are sina-eoi - to'
- 80 ioprnss occupvins respectable position lend
ing ,hsm.elves and their influence 10 murderoas 81
elinr and looking on with eonplseeney even Sasa
the conflict sinks down from tae afi'i9erauc '"0'o
and pistol into the buichery Of the bowie kniie.
What difference Is there IN the Posnoa o. 49,. 80
-.especiAbs % would b. comostants Ane 'ao 49,
ashters who the other day were hunted ~ n PoI
Of neighborng state. because u Wa sara tnry 49,
have hshis No difference AZ al, except taAt 10 ne
latter brute courage greater than Ia tne io1ei
and II any credit can be awarded. u eertany
tho.e who hsviaz quarrel carried II through II sfie
of obstacles which would have utterly nghtened me
cnivslric gentlemen who proposed street ngn' ss
healing balm for their wounded honor In our oo'nion
70 ,ub,ec, these individuals 10 the regimen and dsei
nine Of q prison would have = beneficial ereel and
sssen thar d. sioa - cut and slash Gods image
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
TIE Fire at Heapssead.
Fnoa tAs sreosys Atssrts<s.

We went down TO the scene of the fre yester.
day afternoon in order to learn the pareasr and s.s
thsm 10 our resders
On our ~sy down ws found nn NJ Miller. H. hus
bard Of the wife ard father OF the Children BURT bsd
only An hours start Of as from Brooklyn soms kind
reis shoor came TO Brooklyn With sis vasoa ard toos
I'm down.
We earn ,hs Mr.. Miller lefi his hou.- seout h.f
psst o cock IN the morning. with losi 0f hsy isr
srookyn be passed the toll gs-. ~ We ~ere iSiofmst
time sitsr3 Att The Gre was Uncovered sd
II nus; ssve ben burning there sce tInr ss IRE root
frli 10 very shorty sfer the alarm sS gwen.
There sere four lives lost . mother snd thFee ehl
dren. They al slept on the same eoor Che sscond)
he mother IN ore rocm str OF about Is I, snctner
and two ooys CT about 10 and the other s> ysss
old. IN snother
When tire roo. s-n ln IL carries away the e,os
~nien tee oniortgrs,es slept snd u ~ould srsm ths
fhey never s~oks after the are broks by the poi
t,on n ~nicb the boSies we're tSuns TIE rornsns
-ere tskrn from the ruins snS placed IN q bsrn al
joining, snd more s~ful sight never Witnessed
Nrs Miller hsd the a-sh II her lowsr nnshs burnt -
sRS oHly TIE bare oones lsh Her body psrrhs,i
but only parton OF her hair burnt o. poFioa of
. comb IN her hair very much tgrat Her ics
turss were plscid and calm and Il evident ate
Toe eldest of the three children xir. ., come
i6 years Of age. and very inisr-stns SRI che
she sleps alone and her body ~~ esgnt 10 cri'p
possible for an ntimste frcnd 10 rfcosnise
her as the siri he sa~ shs day befoF-.
Two interesting boys sept In another bed. and ih.u
remsns were shocking o. lock at 'aore resrtreod,
ins sshi ~ss never Witnessed They were roasted
and looked more Ake mummes than reins'ns Of human
beings
Alter an inquest wss held sad verdict r-oterrd ae
eorcug 70 the facts above stated the rvmsins we've
tzksn a. house b, tho s-rosis, too ans q
hsf niles this side Hampstead
A. the hoas- NJ Miller and . number Of tie
friends OF the family but ~e could earn nothing Ia 70
alton 10 tho origin ol the Ace. There very
harsh surmises among the people oi the vicny. SINE
yssrs sgo servant siri to NTH between Day
break snd sunri, and bee pad found in ne barn
but she has never been since
negro was found shot short time sncr. ur ne
premis-s and Mr. Miller said h- strnptcd ~ gst n ct
upper window bat seeing htn. he M Nilerl shot
hir And they say that the hrs broke iircciy
sitr he le tee house and no, so.i s~oke ~ escape
from desth.
Of course the excitement wss great in the ,cinty,
and slos ssnce must be- made In consequence The mat
ter however, will not end here foere viii ~ sts,
invesug stoo.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
7ovv. Efectious.

SuHirsn C0~-Mamaksiing elects Nathaniel
Beyes. whig Supervisor without opposition Henry
N.wkrk. Wig, Town Clerk by "a msj The Wig
ticket prevailed generally Bethel eecis-Kiers,ed'
Loco Supervisor, ~ union Of the Hurkers and Barn.
IN Thompson, the eutre Whig ticket was elected
without opposition. In Pittsburgh Edward Paen Is
reelected SuyeTvisor.- Cochectcn elects, James c
Curtis Bafnburuef.-. Joseph L. Moore, AHuRen,er,
has been reelected in kley is reflect
Cd In Liberty By 100 msj.-.The Board Gays the Sai
can CO. mig, is probably Loco, ss last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
rInrkets......sosroS. Feb. u.

The market for FLOUR continues firm. with good
demand We notice sales OF 800 htls, including good
Michigan, SC Et s7i and pure Genesee A. l2l
CoRS is scarcely frn and sales ~ - 90 bash
lie - a for white Southern snd 20 yellow do
Small sales Of RYK msking 70 % y cts 10 OATS
there were Gales Of 900 bushels Northern d; 20 - Ale
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
NEw.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE 81. ALBANY Saturday FEB. H.
petition presented for the appointment oi 3
Special Board tocon,rol and manage the s airs OF the
Aims House in the City Of New-YOrk
Mr. BoKEE reported tLl 10 favor Of altering the
Commissi0Ders map Of the City u Brooklyn also,
providing for the establishment Of Civil and Criminal
Courts in the City Of Brooklyn
Mr. BoND reported Bill 10 repeal the set relative to
the removal Of the Madison University.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill rela.
tive Free Schools aud laid the on the table after
some debate.
ASSEMBLY
bill wss reported in isvor Of constructing Rail
road from Troy - Rutland.
Mr. Cross Of King. Co. also reported bll 10 suho-
rze the City Of Brooklyn 20 rsise money for the pur
pose of obtaining water.
The ill suihorisne the City Of Brooklyn 20 raise
funds for the purpose uf completing their City Hall was
read third time and passed.
The bill 10 amend the charter Of the ka-t River ln
sursnce Co. Was also resd third time and passed.
Mr. MCLEAN OF Livingston Co according 20 previous
notice introduced bin ior the appointment Of Board
of Railway Commissioners
Mr. DIsowAY Of Richmond Co introduced bill o.
change the location Of the Marine Hospital
Mr. BEKKMAN OF n. y gave notice OF bis intention
introduce bill for the erection OF OF hre-Droo'
buildings for the accommodation of the state Library
Mr. PRuYN Of Albany Co. gave notice II bill % Dis
continue the Clinton state Prison, and establish IN lis
stead an asylum for idiots.
Hon WAsHINGroS Hunt was chosen Controller ~
jJnt ballot Of the two Houses.
The Committee OF the Whole took up the resolution
authorizing the presentation OF sssord 70 Col bLT's
late OF Gen TAYLoRs stsf A long debate followed
and some progress was made 10 the consideration OF
the subject Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

DEPARTURE or THE PAEANa.-Tbe Pacific Nal
Steamer Parma, Capt PoErER called on Saturday
al the appointed hour taking out fl number Of pss
seugers large crowd collected At the pier 10 her
OF In consequences Of the Ice IN the river she ei the
wharf with such precision IN regard 10 time that sev
eral Of her passengers were left behind.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
Suicide and Fire.

Hl3I0N, raIlf1syf 70 u 7
Robert ". y. Smythe, supposed TO be dersIged. /
was found dead VITA he throat cut mis- morning he
is believed % have committed suicide
The Eagle Hotel and several other buildings sdjo.n
ing in the CITY Of Lawrence were Destroyed b ife
.ast nl.Lt.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
Gen. TsyIor'- Health.

ClNcINNATI. Saturday. Feb. i.
The health Of Gen. Taylor IS very feeble In coz.
sequence Of the accident which beel him q, Madison
Ind where the crowd Of persons who we're anxious 10
see him. pressed upon Inn with such force that they
threw him win great violence some ssl; barreis
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
y0L. VIE. NO. 269.

We must eventually perish. This cas- only DC sVO9ea
by the means T. when have referred.
lie then stard tha, be would deliver lecture ih lle
Tsberuseie ta.s 1Nond.y) evening when the Mayor
vi uraslde.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

- JOHN w. WHITE Of Lancaster IS the Free
Soil candidate for Congress the lyth District Of New
Hampshire. The District s represented BY James
Il Jghnson, Loco.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

~ The Massachusetts Temperance Conven'
zion Boston Thursday and organized Itself ~
the choice Of Asshel Huntington Of salem as Presioent
AID eighteen gentlemen Of the highest rssPectabnity
Vice Presiden,s The state of the cause throUg hoUt
Massachusetr was represented As encouraging Abby
Folsom attempted 70 address the meeting repeatedly
and made a good deal of trouble.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
Gen. Tayl0T'- Cabinet.

CIScIsSATI, Saturday, FEB. l..
We learn from reliable authority that the oaics
Of Secretary Of state viii Be rendered . Senator CLAY
TON Of Delaware
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

~ The Boston DAILY Bee il battling manfully
for the passage Of Homestead Exemption Law in Mas
sachusens. The Pos, also thinks that no man should
be made psuper because he Is debtor Go ahead
MI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

The Lex Is THE BAY-A Vessel IaJured.-The
British ship 4meyiea, lying az Quarantine, has been
considerably by the ice shel lay Saturday morning
near the Narrows surrounded by Ice, having driiied
from her former place during the night.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

i-g~ The Loco-Focos Of Connecticut are 70 ho'd
a state Convention al New-Hsven, on Thursday next,
10 nominate candidates for State Oalcers.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

II HAMiLroS c. JoNEs, Esq Whig, and au-
thor Of the famous story Of Cousin sally Dllsr6,"
was returned 20 the North Carolina Legislature from
the County Of Rowan, vice John w. Ellis Esq Loco,
resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

FlRE-Ths dwelling Of Ms. O'Haalon, near
r.ve,teve N c. burnt TO the ground on tae IN
icst together with ia contents. Loss s2J0l-ins1r-
sncs 1900.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
b Telegraph to the stv.iorA Tribune.
Election Of Controller.
ATn~sr T.

F1-1NNif 17t-l4-yi REQ, ~.
Ine Senate and Assembly met in Convention
today and elected Hon. WAsHIsGToS HUsT Con-
troAer OF the State of New-York. rice Nrnard Fill.
more, resigned The vote stood
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

VIRGINIA LAND srECCLATiSCSs;ESMs "a iSss: S.Ss S..s
"a sr Earo "a 10 dispcss Of Ttcoo aefes u isrd
sssss Les.s sas I..s.sl SsssSss v,ssss ,. Nv: We
-, vxvsrd ftuss,on a Bsl6mees, nsryiso6 BE- 70 oos-
,a,d al Of ,hess lsrds snd foe De e5ssusg u vtrh
~, Cur of Counnon Psss os As Guy ~ cesssy u
Phisdelphis .
Il, Il o1r dessrunssoa - ns 7bufsoo's Cossse. 70
pr.ss su and hs ghn, vhsch Ne se cne.
taert bsrg abe DO 10 the ods laird per- of hs arse
ia c1ssuon n vboss esnds hey may ee wts. Ne
r.nss 4 tsia6 mind OVID y yOHNstN,
HU0H w TENER.
Xlv 50 Oosih 6CLh o. PhlsdsS ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

OYFICE or rnE z; = ply ~ SS@a Ssosa:. sy ~
pss..s s,r Drsdxinsp viii Be rsesiyed al ms
o.r mo no Tah fof dssrinf sssgs isse es,,,
So 10 4 cof~r 1sn, sld he fensinf-f r-nDTed
81 ssors distance For more particular iaf'smsf's Ia
sai.s :, sa'' 'ne' '' y pHiSEas BURGESS Iexn--r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

-oood~ts': ts,sss c:rss' y sssss.as m N s 90
"a On roash bsrnoek 5oAsdsi c. - fo@ 2vSs ae 90
Iize, sad -.,rsns:A x!'g ,ss. e. s.ssssd rsx
80 90 let IS Csnssrss; DeCosss. ROOF c91s seso
-. . W.ss q; A6sfmsn Ferns, roSi doss 40 - Ds
0r-se.ien o. or Eiy, roof doss 1T ''se '"
m
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
I,pte from Mexico.

The following news from Mexico, which We
copy from the N,o ORLEANS Commeyciai Time OF the
-.h ipst WAS briefly announced by Telegraph iD IAs
Tribune on Friday afternoon 10Th
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Correspana.aes q u Tnsaps-

aLNAIE----W WAsHiNaroN, Ial1s1ay. ; -. IS.
We ehsd 6lef aid amusing debate this noraing z
IN ire seus's arising out 5f liz ProPls,on 70 sppro-
p-s;e s-out 5000 10 pay lbe exparses g The dee
gallon q Caqpevs indians W. had cone 10 the City
under ils sli1soce q Majlr Isr,el', hsf5.eei. to
induce ihe g vernnsut % make taen grant o. lsn5
It pss pr0p0s sei o. fsEc th- gllsR-- of the party
from Major Mslie anf give ifro SOMEBODY eise-thi.
cs1s.n- tle dt5ste Tie amendment 5.iag reisctss
trr spprryriation Eas s-r--t o.
Tne senate tneu proceeded % tne cllsi,-rat. u Of
he prir.se calendar. thls Bang prirsts 1.l DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

SENATE. .WAsHINsroS Friday Feb Is.
The Senate was engaged al day Boz the cunsid-
sraion q the General Apprcp stiou bi. having siter
1ebste Of an hour aid upon tnfi table motion thsi
hereafter they .noui meet q u sc.oek
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
California kmIgrants.

The ship Henry Lee sails this day for san Francisco
and the Gold Region. She has been purchased and
fitted up by an enterpr.ing Company Of lS persons
from Hartford and It's vicinity Who 90 out In her She
Is equipped with mining implements, and goes well
proyiiloned for two years The following are the
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19

o. from The store No sChnlonst
Do Bf0okyn on The night VI the lith " FsbruIy lsis
the following goods pair of black psnts do do with
straps do drsb do buion~d before, dress coat, hos IN
bach; do do large sire, blsch sils bombsgiD- sreeu
Ock rs 20 different paisrns sod other eo'h
lag Considerable amount, case o. rsfos The sbov:
Will be paid for the goods and eio a.! the goods and
lhlaf JOHN J. WASHtN0TON.
i6f 81. sFsir-st Hro.kyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-19
WANTS.

DARTNEH WA>TEO-sv the proprstor = esh
i cilrsmc Paintings Witch have recsoty sfrvei a shs
city from Earope here they have ahsh ~oss
~ srsnie3 by the celebrated stss Messrs oss 1cffe
and eouton of Pas great cosi Taese t~ lsrksst
pictures painted canvas sDd veal undoubtedly
prove very suracve and probable IN the different c cf
his couury The proprietor wshos psrinsr viih hosi
5000 TO A. 90, facilitate sheir exhibition R-'rf>rcs
character of these paintings sni any rher nomsor.
By sppYiu by note 10 &. NJ Tribune Otc-. siatrg
" here y interview hs had lNl
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Notice,
Notice

Is hereby given that application will lie
made to the Legislature al It's next Session to
charter Bank, 10 be located at Sumtervillc
in the District Of Sumter.
Sept 45 3m
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Cabinet Making

The subscriber respectfully announces d, !
the public That, he carries on the gphinsl lla.
king Business i'm all its various branches; d lid
hopes by, antiring industry ard attention 10;
business to merit ellare pf tho patronage sef
his friends and the public. i, ssS
8 N. bile will keep constantly OH,
-hand--F Fancy and Plain marble TOP Ijfess.
ing Bureaus, Side boards. Pine and al alaboga. /
NY Wardrobes, high and ioas4sz Cost cnried
maple Bed-steads, Sofas and Disanas Centre Il
tables, Sitting Chairs of every descriptions.
Mahogany Rocking and Nursing Chairs, DO,
Boston Rockers and Nursing, Per TableR.
Candle stands, &c. &c. Also, Cotton matt
tresses, which they viii sell i5lcw for Cash or
good paper. .st
a3sFU URNITURE MADE and REPAIR
ED at the shortest notice. .$}2ss
Mahogany and Plain Collins
furnished at the shortest notice.
just received splendid assortment of
Bed-stcads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs.
sEs r -. S. SARGENT.
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GIN MAKING. &C.

We are prepared to execute orders 10 any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any madein the State, possessing THE ad q
vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves a great deal in way of re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set an angle that cannot possibly
lnJure the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting of the cotton; our brush
is constructed on a plan, giving at once, S,lie
advantages of lightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
Of Gin. We would invite planters, Is call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that thes shall have no cause to complain
either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line--such as Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Sumterville, April %, ls47. 2G Iy
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Letters,
Letters
Remaining iathe Post Gtiee San,ier-pile, the
3 j Quarter Ending sc OH .SSept., j

Renaining inthe Posi- nee ssan,terpiile, the
b Quarter Ending ;330th SEPT, s,d9.t q
Mary Alsbrook. 81 sSsj q 81 81
B-Wm Breely,'F Il 8 Belser, Cnllass Brew.
or, Thomas Boon tHervey Bowles, IL Bel.
ser, J w Bradford. Tom Baker, Thomas I,
Drltton, Thomas NJ Brumby, Jno b Barnes,
c-Ja'nss ( Chandler, Walter !, Cor.
D.-John N Davis, Advil Davis, Thos b
Davis.
E--Miss louisa b Ellis Miss Anna En-
glish. s5iifT r.aEi"s-iil i
John Furgerson, DR. Fur,nan.
G--Ihomas CARROT, in James Graham,
a IL Gray, J G Gatn, Rev Chris sGads-
den, w ] Gibson.
H-W D Henry, Rev w s Iatom, w
Il Harvin, G w House.
III johnson, Thomas farrell, Ncwland
Jones, James Jones.
k--R Keels, FIJI Kennedy.
L--Josiah Luckey, Wm Lee, Samuel
Lowry.
M-Mrs Esthur McRea, Miss Bcttin II
Mcintosh, Miss SarahtgE Mcknight, John
Minis, Edward Mazyck, Mrs J B Murray,
Mrs Eliza Mood, Ii McFadden C e Moody,
JMcCauley, ] r RMcLnw asp
" MISS ousan ~ Nelson, Master John
Ncttles.
P-Lydia Pcrdrcau.
R--Mrs Polly I.amcs, Join Ricks, Mrs
Elizabeth Richbourg.
S--Jeflerson Spann, James Smith, Law
renee Seymore.
John Thomson, J S Tindal, James
l. Theames, Lewis Taylor, Mrs Elizabeth
Trapp.
Wv Wylie, D. Wilson, Daniel X Whit
taker
HENRY FIAYNSWORTTI p Nr
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NEW DRUG STORE.

The subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, friends, and the public gener-
ally of Sumter, that ne has, and will constant
ly keep on hand, a Fresh and well selected
stock of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs,
Window Glass and Putty; Fine Soaps and
Fancy Articles; all of which will be sold
cheap, by
r, SIDNEY MELLETT, ~ d.
One door cest gf iMcLcan's old stand
p, s. Al orders from the country prompt
y attended to.
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New BssaDa,
s5EsS "a sa,i Al NJ ID
IS ll.hs.l!l DWl!!Is Wl!!Is IS I. Iss IR!ls o.

The subscriber having just returned from
Charleston with an assortment ofeBOOTS,
.SHO OES, Ladies' and Misses, SLIPPERS,
TIES and CiAITERS,o OF every kind what
ever, offers them to The public on better Terms,
for Cash, than can be had elsewhere, and So.
.licits an early cell at one door east of Miller
q Bossards Drug Store. Also, the Newand
Fashionable slipper for Ladies called TAY-i
J, Is s.
" Al rips se,ecd mp seithout charge s.
b. F0LSO ON. s.
.3. Z. Signe he Boot.
May 23,S lS4D. 81 If
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FORYUNE CUTS ESTRANGE.
a2, IS G. "a PlE.ERS!
ON E Or HEX PIANKS! (!

"A German family, composed OF ali old man,
his wifs and u brood Of elk healthy. and rosy.
checked children. direct from tho Fatherland,"
who Arrived in Baltimore a few days since, on
they why TO the "iar west," was robbed the day
after their arrival by aome unmitiga.ed scoull-
dtei, Of a,gmall leather ,iunk containing S4,267
In Gold, which they had brought safely 5000
miles over q ireacberous sea tn part rompuny
with just us they had ne,rly reached their dcs.
tiuatun. The distress consequent upon tile
roaiization OF their loss scarcely be imagined
But mark tho strange sequel. The father, in
passing along LldKr STREET, was prompted by
his lucky goniu5 10 pause fora moment ut the
window Of Messrs. PYF FER & CO. No. Light
Street., in which a large amour, of Gold ia dis
played IA the gaze Of the curious, when no yeld-
ed to an irresistible yearnIng 10 try his Luck in
some Of their Magnificent Lotteries, in tho hope
to make up his loss. He purchases Package
of Tickets in, tho Maryland Consolidated Lottery,
Class No, 1876, mud our readers may judge his
surprise and excessive Joy, upon lcarninq after
the drawing that he had drawn the Brilliant,
Prize of 100000, which handsome amount this
Far Famed and Truly Fortunate Lottery Firm
promptly paid him without charging any extra
discount, when he went his way rejoicing.
BALTIMORE PAPER.
iStra,cs shoao aohich soay the ,Uind 6lo,cs.'
PYFER g. co. SELL THE PRIZES!
Fortunes for all at Mis Lucky House!
A FEW MORE OF TIE GLORIOUS RE
SUITS!
$4,000, Whole Ticket, sent to Columbus,
Ohio.
S,069, Whole Ticket, sent to Georgia.
5000, Whole Ticket, sent to No. Carolina,
$4,000 Half Ticket sent TO North Carolina.
1000, Half Ticket, sent to Virginia.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to So. Carroll
ma.
10000, Half Ticket, sent to Virginia.
9,2l4, Quarter Ticket, sent to Pennsyva-
mia.
5000, Quarter Tiket, sent to Tennessee.
1000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Indiana.
Every Prize advertised by pYFER g. co.
are noticed by the Managers III their Official
Reports.
PYFER s. co. pay their Prizes at sight!
Nothing SO easy now as to realize For
tune
All vino read this paper should try their
Luck!
a small outlay may secure al independent
Fortune!
Brilliant Schemes for October
1849.
All Orders strictly confidential