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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
us RtbbOns s. Millinery GOODS.
,sen,. Condensed Reports of Penna.

IIIsT Published, and for sale by the suhscri-
hsr-the Second Volume of Alden's Con-
.sJ Pennsylvania Reports, containing The
IT, yolumes of Yeates' Reports, and two
"o,umes Of Binney's Reports. The first vol
or Alden. containing Dallas Reports, 4 vol
and Yeates' Reports, volume /, is also on
nd for sale. The above two volumes are
Lite within themselves, and contain all 0,
I. Reports, volumes, and all OF fealeS
volumes, besides the two first volumes
-, Reports. The third volume is ready
.sI be put to press immediately;
sI y" II. b. MASSER, Agent
harry Aug. I6, Is5l.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

lS the British Register Of Death, for the
month of March, the following remarkable
case is mentioned A lunaiic hair-dresser
died at Peckham Asylum Of perioni,is, pro-
duced by his having swallowed The handle
of tablespoon. On postmortem examina-
lion, "lhir,y-two handles Of tablespoons,
about dozen of nails, two or three stones,
and button, were found in The stomach Of
the deceased
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS
JOHN STONE 8 SONS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS,
No. As South Second Street, Philadelphia
4 RE now prepared to offer to their customers
n and the trade large and well selected as
rtment of
us Ribbons s. Millinery Goods.
Cor6pipr themselves exclusively to this branch
,he trade. and Importing the larger part OF
~ s,ock. enables them to offer an assortment
surpassed in extent and variety, which will be
., the lowest prices and on the most favor
terms.
March IS, ls5:.-4mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
Endless Chain Pumps.

a new article now getting into general use which
we can furnish complete at about one half the
price paid for the old style Pumps, also new ar
ticlc of Janus Face Door locks. each
Lock suited either for right or left hand doors,
with mineral or white knobs.
Our stock of Gums is large and well select
ed. comprising single and double barrels, English
and German make. All goods can be returned
if not found to be as represented. Country mer-
chants would do well to call on us before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Wheelwrights and carriage makers supplied
with goods suited to their business, by calling on
w. H. q G. w. ALLEN,
Nos 81 & SO Market Street, Philadelphia.
February, ~, I852.-6mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
.os 81 & SO Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

V7IIE subscribers would call the attention OF
l. buyers TO their stock of Hardware, consisting
of Table and Pocket Knives. Guns, Chains
Locks, Holloware, &c. &c. We would recon
mend to all, our
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
E. 3. MASSER.
A T TORI NEY AT LA w,
SUrgpITRv PA

sUNBURV, PA.
Business attended to in the Counties of Nor
thumberland, Union, Lycomng and Columbia.
Refer to.
p. & A. Rovoudt,
Lower & Barron,
Somers 4 Snodgrass, : Phtiad.
Reynolds, Mcfarland & Co.,
Spering, Good & Co.,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

r.,,,su's celebrated ink. and also Con-
- Scr sale. wholesale and retail by
= mI "a Isso. u, b MAssER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
-..n Mutual Insurance Company.

'IR MASsER is the local agent for the
Insurance Company, in Northumher-
&c &c. and is at all times ready to elect
-. against fire on real or personal pro-
.newing policies for the same.
.,.ry. April 26. is5i.-h
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

RAISING PouLTRY.-A person in Burlins'
ton So, N. j., from the ist oi November
last 10 the ist of April, collected 2ii,isi
pounds, costing s2s, $50, and The whole was
sent 10 the New York market. The whole
Of this poultry was collected within an ex'
,e nj Of twelve miles sqnaTe.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

Be charitable, religion has humanity for
a basis, and they who are not charitable
cannot be Christians
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TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.

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\ GcIrtt Gale.
THE TWO ISABELS;
OR, COuuETISH SEVENTEEN.
BY MRS. s. c. HALL.

Oh love- 1--we, love, l1ye love is like dizziness,
1t will not let poor 50 about his business
n,N Co
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

PERSON writing from San Francisco TO
the Newport News, gives the following in
cident -
1.-Two common-lOoking persons entered
the hotel this morning. just from the mines
"a man and his wife. The male individual
looked, for all the world, like day-labo5e1,
and the female bore close resemblance to
an Irish sculion. She wore coarse vulgar
brogans, and 10 her gIdle was attached
gold watch and chain valued al least two
hundred dollars. The husband left the holet
for half an hour, and returned with receipt
Tor one hundred aud fifteen thousand dollars,
the value Of the dus, which he had just con-
signed for transportation 10 New York. This
sum has been gained by digging the hus-
band dug while the wife washed, assisted
BY her little son, aged about 10 years
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08
OLD SERIES VOL. IL, NO. 33.

VERY CooL.-An apparently unsophisiioa.
ted youth went into Iefectory few days
since, and asked ior something TO appeass
his hunger.
The keeper gave him very good din.
ner, after which the youth said 10 his
friend.
1T you come up our way, CALI
"That won't pay. Yonr dinner is
quarter.
'Oh, hain't got no money but il you
come up 10 Allegheny county, Pll give you
better dinner for nothing"
why said the keeper, "you are very
cool"
"Why, yes, Pm very cool chap so much
so, that mother always makes me stand in
the pantry in warm weather 10 keep the
meat from spoilng.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-05-08

A man named Keaz'e hired fellow who
had knack at poetry making, 10 write his
epilaph. He was TO give the poe, dinner
and supper for the job. After the frs, meal
he sat down and began thus
"There was man who died of hate.
For whom the angels did impatient wait,
With outsire,ched arms and wings of love,
To wait him TO the realms above.'
Keaz'e was much pleased with this, and
begged the writer TO go Oh bu, he declined
finishing the epilaph until he had the sup
per. That finished he put on his coat, aud
then wound up these wods:
"Bu, while they disputed for the prize
Still lowering round the lower skies,
In slipped the devil like weazle,
And down TO -, he kicked old Keazle" "
After which he took 10 his heels, and Ola
Keazle atier him with a horsewhip.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05

s. c., briefly refesred 70 the law of pennsyl-
VI the arguments that had been adduced In
, sna ling member retaining his seat, and the
a' sne me subject. He had Invested his mind, ne
aie considerations, and endeavored come to
all q a,nsj,n He was convinced that every unpreju-
Wal saui deem the allegations 10 the report had boon
M and if the House should consider that there
~ regularity at the election, and that there had been
'eeh sufficient have changed the return, then the
10 be pursued to send the election back 10
p of Tennessee moved to lay the whole subject on
". .,he The motion carried-yeas 50, nays "a
= m,,;ou OF Mr. Hunter of Alabama, the House went
.'mmi,tce of the whole on the State of the Union.
r. Wrls Of New York, addressed the House on the sub
n non intervention, and after general remarks he
-, 70 the existence Of two classes of persons-one in
and the other against all interference with the al
~ other nations and maintained that II was the duty
,s country not only establish liberal institutions
this continent but TO extendihem To the nations
;urope He then alluded TO what had been dous by tho
States in this behalf particuarsng the appointment OF
Nann and the letter of Mr.. Webster TO Chevalier Huse
which spoke truly and nobly the sentiments OF THIS
on; and to point out the steps which he CON
led should Do pursued for the enforcement OF natoh1
H. Toomt-, of Ga, then obtained ths floor ana 'ne
lse adjourned. .d Tho 70
The course of the day. the Speaker announce Tue re-
I'm OF letter from Mr.. Thompson OF inc "nee1os o'
, Virginia. resgning his seat in Congress.
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BY TIE GOvERNoR OF VIRGINIA.

II I
INFORMATION having been received by the Executive ta' " H.
liam n Dow,y confined IN the jail q" Cumberland
90, NV under Court yea, mn
ment IN the pcnensry LARGELY made hrs escape by breaking
said a on the 9TH and Is now gong al arss
IL, cYarI of fifty dollars
or persons shall the said William H. D""y and de''er
him the Jail Cumberland county; and do moreover require oil!
officers Commonwealth CIVIL ard military Ead EeF"ts me
people their best cxtroEs 10 procure me "'" %
IN. Uowr he be brought 10 justice
hand Governor an u'el NJ ieriei 'd' VI
lSRAL ~. var $50 JOS. JOHNSON.
pow thought he upwards Of SIX feet high and about 81
o. n aid OF slender iorm sht complexion aud hair blue
quite fluent conversation l. sui psed maj nc mas soae
m wit, runaway who escaped from jail al The same time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
Sisners TO the Declaration of Indepe ndence,
THEIR BIRTHS AND PROFESSIONS.

;SHAXcock, born a, Quincy; Mass, l7s7-msTsehan'
!.:l ADAMS born a, Boston Mass, i722- merchant
alnGE GERRY born a. Marbetsad, Mass, l7i4-merchant
sii BARTLETT born Antersbury Massachusetts, Novsm
,4:lM wllIPPLE. born a. Kittery, Maine-sailor.
SIiEw THORNTON horn ia lreland l7+l-physican
EriiEy HOPKINS. born al Providence, RI l7g7-armer
Ls!.N ELL cry. born q: Newport, T. l., iL27-awyer.
m Ey4X horn at Ssgson Mass
NEE woLCOTr bonn in Connecticut, l726-physieian.
y, FLOYD born Long Island; New York, l.2i-iamsr
t s LEWIS born at landau: Wales, l7i3agentleman
isS NORRIS born Harlem, New York, l725miarmer
b Snrn al a. Eln6urs Scotland lmnssr
iWS HOPKINS, born in PHILADELPHIA l7aa-lawyeF
$sAM CLARK bonn in EIizabsthGwn, n. J., l73o-Inwyer
S CIT NORRIS, born in England, l73i.merehanI.
n,AMlN RiSl born in Byberry, Pa, l13o-physiciai.
LAWN FRANKLIN, born in BOSTON. l7oo--printer
|e M'RToN. born in Ridley, Pa, l72;.surveyor.
,A't GifMER. born in Philadelphia, l739- merchant
.y 9siE TAILOR bornm Ireland, l7l6--physician.
; ;,1 Wil>nN, born in Sco!land-gen,enan
r NIL ROSS born IN Newcastle, Del lawyer
IN, .AG RODNEY, born at Dover Del. l73O-gentlsman
;;9 ,s;E REED, bonn in Maryland l73l-awyer.-.
MAS kEAN born in Chester county, Pa, H3-la"yer.
|, IT, a IT. CHASE born in Maryland, l7il-lawyer
4 I'M Ta' L. birn N Maryla nj. l7iO- LAWYER
|,HA> STONE. born IN Pinon Md, EA-lawyer; 500, ,
a. CARROLL, OF Carroll,on, bonn at Annapolis, Md H3-law
EGE WYTE, born Chesapeake Bay l72salawysr
,hp HENRY LEE, born in Virginia. fiSS-soiuier.
ANN HARRISON, born in Charles Civ county, Va -.rmer
Ma> NELSON IT,, born ); York, Va, F3S-geneman.
nS> llGllTFOOr LEE. born in Virginia, lI3i-iarmer.
1 TX BRAAToN born in Virginia. l536-genteman
/, nioopER. born AT Boston, lT42-lawyer.
t,rh HEWES born a, Kingston, y. J., l130-la~yer
+ PENN. born IN Virginia. l7i--lawyer.
aRD RCTLEDGE, born in Charleston, 5. C., 49-lawyer
Was HAYWARD, born in South Carolina. l7l5-awyer.
FaAS LYNCH. IT, bornin South Carolina, l74o-lnwyer
FUR MIDDLETON, bonn the bank, OF the Ashley, s. C..
1 3-lawyer.
Ton GWlMMET, born in England l732-merchsnt.
RGE WALTON, born in Virginia, lT5D-iawyer.
AN HALF, born in Connecticut. l73l--physiciau.
FEL HUNTINGTON born in IT32-lawyer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT

RICHMOND July 5.
,oUR-No arrivals by canal and very little by ran
Is, Sales confined chiefly TO the retail trade at "a oU
=. Extra brands 81 so 75
II 7EATA small crop OF now wheat has been sold at
-. T. J. PEYTON.
SN.70 cents per bushcl Of IS lbs but getting dull
o.. MEAL-80 cents per bushe!.
SS;I.s-iO 10 42n cents
NNE-75 cents.
/, IH.o.Helrings, new No. Cut 81 00:Gross sxaba;
s. :, w. MackereI. No. 3, s6Ki No. 2, sl0H.-
i:noSl Shad-slO 10 go.
s ;S0O,~- IL to Tx cts, kegs III ~.
ssT NJ, ~ to 3D. and scarce.
vi aasssEs.-swest Cuba 20 q cts Few Orleans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOTTO
SALAMASDER SAFES.
WILpER'S PATENT AND RClf'S PATENT COMBINED.
100000 Saved! - ~ 49,.


WILpERS PATENT AND RlCI'S PATENT COMBINED.
100000 Saved!
HfIRE IL PEARL STREET NDFLETCllER STREET NEW
l. YORK Three Stores and their contents DESTROYED Deeds
before Rcha Safes again.! Eleven Safes OF different ma
Sers with their The Safe made by Rch Co
flames and htout s contents without marx OF hfe
O''" MR. GILBERT's LETTER.
The Fire in Fletcher aud Pearl Sreets, Nsw lork;
Nessrs Stearns Marvin. g. Rich Co.. No. li6
street. When the fire consuming my
county cleaning apparatus IN connection WIZ"
Eycror aud did read the account until was earh
late save M books which were Pacen ~ oH ~ .on
purchased Mr.. Marvin some years hso MY iea WIRE
not aaycd when fomr! upon my return 70 apply h
om enabled TO commence opera.
which required hity-"ur ohi" q" nnr hh ~
o 10 raise SaIamaner from ashy he'd You may judge OF
nv anxiety during delay agreeable surprise upon o+n.
number OF srntiemen 10 hnd my
hooks and Gbe they previous the
ire The heat which the Safe was subjected can be con"
from condition Of another SAFE mot Salamander) OF
nm iron skeleton frame only vestge Of
They the Office on the second moor
80 ey fill uno crnes Of earhen the cellar, the
u' - -, S,i,n,nI. II their pnsi,iun had been
not even would have remained Ny Loss over
the insurance 600 the salvation OF my books IN your aa
nrn which could rot ,upr has full compensated me
will afford pleasure 10 exhibit the new Sne purcsc
YOU an! explain lis merits al my present once No " o.,
street where shall until the new building 40 2.6
erected. Yours. respectfully JoSEl :" uIlDEN''
The Undersigned country merchants aud others Interested In
The aescrvaton their hooks from fire. tbut particularly inose
Virhs IN the depot lac Water street
New YORK the OF MI Glhcs Sale ~h me oooSS
whichhc has kindly permitted 10 remain l't NC d'S
faction aud cratifcatIoru Of the public
orders Tor Burglar Proof Vaults and vault Doos promptly ah
n rhfuiIv e.ocu,ed STEARNS & MARVIN,
Successorsto Rich d. 20
m Water street and corner and ST. Mark Place New
OF the exclusive right Of Rchs Patent for the whole
The limited states ann ,% Sales or Widsrs Sla.
mand-r IA fee. with Rich's Improvement
For safe at New York pricet BY .x.. o>,,.,ry,e
.n,iIos-3m Baltimore Nd.
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LOTTERIES.
STRATTON,S OFFICE.
~ Va, oouId FOURTEENTH STREET RICHMOND ylRGl

>-~~-
NqssouTH FoeRTEESTn street SEErSE ylnal
70 Drawn Z . S0 8, Of d ps q g. 8 !ps
nan NOS Il and ~, prize OF $500, sold and paid 10y
M, Ss"'Sis e y lyme . ,1,ox
" IS Is e l. Ezra s q So % o. q i"'r a.
Ticket Nos y Is o. prize If $500 sold and paid BY
Pav % S g q !, ks: 8. 20 j ss Esq,
Ticket Nos 81 l2. Sold ami paid by sTRarroN.
Drawn numbers Of Kentucky, Nm. l6O, June 20
62 Il ~ do u 8 Is fl 46 ) II IS r....
~ = : ''"T' : ''' >O'O '' 'l'" ssfRArros.
q s g & s " 81 81 Ne Is q 60
Ticket Nos 81 Is e. prize $780, cold aud paid BY alton
R p y N g 6 s pf-ys g i g 1sps
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, No: % June 3uh:
Il 7a q IS 81 II - 81 9 G. 81 a 81
e n''T1 s g s. sast's sA:5s Is g 's
CT So &c or 7s ~: g 2" R1S y II 81 e So
lIafNos IL o. prize Of $500 sold and paid By rroN
% Draw 3y " Nos Of Delaware EXIT No 2s July s5
H. s.. !: SOD q and 81 paid Is r 10 ,prox
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No. 2, July2:.
90 81 SO SO 80 40 / l6 SO II s CO.
Schemes for the week.
MoNDAf-Deaware No. % Capital SIC s5l. IS Nos i2daWn
TUEsDAYDeaware Extra No. 30 Capitalist go 10 Nos, II
TUESDAY, No %. Capital $4,000 IS Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets Sc
WEDNEsDAY-Deawars No 80 Capital sa 600. IS Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets $40.
THURSDAY Delaware Extra No 3d. Capital $1,000 IS Nos,
Il drawn. Tickets SIX.
THURsDAY-Doaware, No 81. Capital $4,000. rs Nos, -
drawn. Tickets a5.
FRIDAY-Delawaro 81 Capital $780, 600 IS Nos odraWn
Tickets a5. .".
SATuRDAYD Extra No 81 Capital s4,l6s 10 Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Delaware Lottery, No n 10 be drawn July TO- Capitals prize
Of s6O00O 00lO l5Ou. 10000, Of 50Ou 10 of 1900 10 OF
Delaware Sc July H. 1862 Capt..
tails prize of e35 1900 Of 9OO0 of GO0 of O10 2260
900, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn Tickets slu
Delaware Lottery Class No 49, be drawn July ih 1852 Ca
ptas prize OF $50 500 lOO 1850, 300u 1885, 20 co.,
&c. &C Nos Il drawn. Tickets $40
Delaware Lottery, Class No ~ be drawn July 81 lS2 Capt.
tails: prize Of $4,000 1900 5000, 5000 1859, 1000, 80 900
30 of 500, &c IS Mas Ii drawn. Tickets $40
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY, JULY 2iTH
The Delaware State Lottery, Glass D. Capitals S65 10000
5OO 1913 5000 10000 $780, $50 of6O0 &C. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets e20-sharcs III proportion
Delaware Lottery GLASS No A. be drawn July % lS52 Capt.
as: prize s37j, OF 200, Of 5000, Of 30W, 10 Of lU0
10000 1900 2i32, go, 90, $50. Is Noa. IA drawn Tickets
sl0
Delaware Lottery, Glass go edrawnJu 3h 1852 Capitals
prizo OF s3 O 5000 80 OF 1907 500 100 300 &c rs Sos
l3drawn. Tickets So
Buyersare referred omy list prizes whchs egIsteed
office proof Of what has been done every wing
increase The numtersold and paddy me.
Orders Certificates Puckages
hcabove scheme ani ahe Lotteries will be onpuyli:cndsd
o .anddra wngssc whe nrequeN ed Pcaseadlress to
July 5. y. STRATTON. Richmond. Va.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING POSTPONED.
The meeting of the Democrats for party organization ad-
ver,sed for last Wednesday night is postponed until Thurs.
day night, July 9Th, at the African Church.
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BOSTON, july 3.-Lae udvices from Buenos Ayrcs
state that the Legislature had elected Don Lopez Governor
He will be supported by Gen. Urquisa.
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-. READI READ!!
ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON

vUyE New YORK Commercial Advertiser Of June s51 ssyS
"Our preference many but especially W
the superior IL Tor Worcester fiihos wv %
md one In use considerable and we ha1s lever M WIN
an in umen, which pleased we'll And combined Win INT C'
elegance and strength IN me rnsuCi" VIC
40 not think any uacturer surassts M h0e.!l aHy
HIM important feauEer oil scod plano
from n. Y Couri"r and Enquirer o. jan Eh, 2'@J
WoacrsrsRs PASos-The constantly increasing reputation OF
hs PIANO F-s by Worcester authoes our remind
r readers that Worresrrs Instruments beautiful and
az ,hey to be their
senla qualities o musical excellence
'~ Iron, the New York Commercial Advsrti.er]
.Tbose ure, OF which truly yours speaks came
mi nom bnan throat from those wonderful pieces Of
knowras Worceers Pianos have more man
nnc sad hey the melody the voice IN loves
d,ous tonc. that we are accustomed 10 listen 10"
From the New York Evening Mir'or.l ~.
We adng. days very n.ashHch1 'VuaI"P
Piano Forte drawing room OF inc oho re
when upon int io VIC ~cie pIcar -
,ha came from the alanufaciory OF our hend
wheeler the popri.lor hotel. informed Us mat III me
y,ars hs had bouuh as dozen Piano f"fes o. WI
for fnsndi and that all had gl'cn ne hs
fer SATISFACTION We often SAID and *e take
peatInc he truth, that worcester si"s'iu"'"'' " 49,
or and equal any IN the ~or.a. ,..;.. po.,,
ot'""N -iN From the New York Evening poe .,
take pleasure IL calling the aiteGioc
n MIR porces,ers Pianos He has eceh long known
OF our nublrc successful manufacturer Of these nstr
70 - have spoken OF them IN terms OF
The Instruments made under ht o"n 81
and care and he gives his personal ateniin 10 the
o,e touch and which are The points tha deeI'e os
no,r, ard render them such fine Instruments.
These superior Instruments ca De procured az M &C.
Stationery Store OF a. ,:.i hoa.ni T..
La
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EAMBERT'S OFFICE.
nS FOURTEENTH STREET. under The Exchange Hott TX

EAMBERT's OFFICE.
IN FOURTEENTH STREET. underline Exchange Hoss,Ri:h
" mondVirginia.
Drawings OF the X entueky Lotteries.
;, Drawn W Nos Of Ken!ncky, c.ass JAG June p;
Half 10 81 ~, prize sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Delaware. Estra, Glass % June 2lh:
10 is Is - "a lG 90 GO 50 81 II g.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra, Cla.s2i, June 25n:.
Half &c 81 6S prize Of s5ol. LAMBERT. =
g ri Sc sS 4 6 10 q 80 i &c
Drawn numbers Delaware, Class "a, June ..
Drawn No. Delaware Extra, Glass &c. juyl
&c II 50 G5 II As 81 Is 30 50 &C
Drawn Nos Delaware Class &C. July /:
CT &C 46 70 "A so 10 u 20 10 Al 81 10 52
schemes for the Week.
Drawn Nos. Delaware Glass, No. q. July 2.
IS 81 50 GO - 10 IL SO Il 60
TO.DAYThe Delaware State Lottery Class No IS Capitals:
s26 s5l, Of 1000 10 Of 25nl 20 Of oOo &c IS Nor IL
TUEsDAY-The Delaware State Lottery Extra, Glass No %
Capitals $4,000 1000 1900, Eats. loo LOCO, &C. IS Nos
IA drawn. Tickets s5--sharcs IN proportion.
WEDNESDAYlhe Delaware Stale Lottery Glass No 30 Capt.
tails s34 600 1900 t?oto 1000 7coN 6u2o 80 Of 600 SC :
TiIIRSDaY-The Delaware Lottery Extra. CassNn al
Capitals $4,000 5000 U SUI 23lS Is Of 100, &C. Ii Nos,
IL irawn. Tickets s3-si,arrsln proportoa
OF s!3 333 66GG, $3.50 1881 lOoflH &c IS Nos 3drawn
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ARRIVAL OF MIR. CLAY's REMAINS.
PHILApElPHIA, July 3--Mr. Cays remains left here TO-
day for New York, where they arrived al o'clock, NJ
Every token of respect manifested BY the people, Busl-
ness was suspended and largo procession formed which
escorted the remains of the departed patriot TO their place OF
,emnorary abode.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

.asIsD on the oath June by the Rev J. Mathews. Col
jLER OF Texas 10 Mics REBECCA FRANCES, daughter o.
FaWhi,.n, ESQ.,, of Bedford county, Va.