The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-14

gers deem it altogether unnecessary multiply words
the objects contemplated by the foregoing scheme is
calculated to benefit the public generally But they
not omit bringing into the view of adventures the
ally aering prospect which the scheme displays its
first class containing only $500 tickets it is presumed
they will be promptly purchased and inasmuch a
considerable proportion of the prizes in the first
deermnabe by tickets in the second class and in like
manner with the third Glass; each class will be drawn
in regular uninterrupted succession, only allowing a
suciency of time the managers pay the prize mo-
ney, &C."
"The Managers beg leave to refer adventur
ers to the scheme generally and atter themselves they
cannot fail to receive prompt and liberal support not
only from the citizens of Baltimore but from the nhab-
itans of the State large the public in general
"N. B.-Przes will be paid in sixty days after the
drawing is completed, and such prizes are not de-
manded within six months after the third class finished
will be considered generous donations to the nstitu-
ton.''
Tickets may be had of the managers and at the sew
eral lottery Offices in Baltimore"
June 11th, 1910. law
In the same old volume was found advertisement of
the drawing of the Vaccine Institution Lottery first
Glass; The managers of this lottery appear have been
by their advertisement
William Wilson, James W. Collins,
Robert Stewart John W Glenn,
Luke Herman, Andrew Agnew
Henry Schroeder, Alexander Mcdonald
Aaron lowering, Edw. G. Woodyear,
Samuel Harden, Edw J. Coale
DR.. j. Cromwell, Peter Hoffman, Jr.
DIR. W. H. Clendinen, Dr. James Smith.
These state that The public informed that the re-
naming tickets having been disposed Of the drawing
this lottery will be continued Wednesday next
least three times every week but ofener
can be made to effect it.
1.-THE tickets of the second are now selling at six
dollars and sixty six cents; and from the unexamped
enlargement given the class the man ayers fat
ter themselves that they will be enabled proceed with
the second class after the first class completed"
august Sd. SW
The public will recognize in the above attached
to these advertisements in the old volume of the An,er
cam gentlemen of the Golden time " than whom better
citizens to be found Most if not all of them were
in communion in of the various Christian Churches
and were esteemed by their fellow citizens right
thy Their posterty contemplate with delight their good
name, and the children of others-the compeers-unite
in their praise Yet they were Lottery Managers and
esteemed it no Sin to invite the public their
schemes; yea believed that the public generally would
be "beneftted;' and "fattered themselves that the
citzens Baltimore the inhabitants of the State at
large, and the public in general would give to them
prompt and liberal support And without fear of being
obnoxious to "a fragrant violation of the Divine law
they would sell Lottery tickets for they tell the public
Tickes may be had of the managers On the contrary
the known character Of these gentlemen to some still
living avors the idea of their reliance being ALWAYS on
the Father of Light" and from whom whilst they
lived, doubtless received many "good and perfect gifts
and are now in the enjoyment of "gifts unspeakabe
and are realizing in the beter land the full fruition
their highest hopes in this
But the american editor, Judging from the way he
writes, would seem to favor vastly different idea still
seeming to have kind of psnchant for talking about
women ofoose character when writing as is seen by the
editorial alluded to also some time sinceif my
serves me right, when one of the driven by
the Court from the Grand Jury not worthy of place
in that body it is very doubtful whether his opinion On
any subject connected with good morals more partcu-
larly with piety, amounts to much.
But this editor is almost ashamed to argue the cues
ton" of the chances in lottery, because they seem to
him so 'pain" Yet is astonished that in the every
teeh of what he supposes he knows peope buy lottery
tickets" He hears something however, sometimes for
he says, 1--WE sometimes hear of who has drawn a
prize of thousands of dolars Then again
to be something he hears something the
enormous sums he has previously squandered lottery
gambling" Just here will suggest channel, through
which, possibly he have impaired the desired
nation; in the old volume of the American tits aecios
rotame;) find this advertisement ALSO
"ESTABLISHED LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. Harrison street,
Tickets
, in the
Washington Monument LOttery
at sl2 EACH and in the Susquehanna Canal Lottery
each, for sale as above.
G. DOBBIN & MURPHY.
Oct. is. d.,
By application not at "No. Harrison street, but
nearer home he may be able find that something he de
: sires, and possibly He might find out how the
Mansion" about 81 Harrison street, was built and
whether it was not out of thousands doarsa prize
in the lottery Tradition says but is silent as to
whether 'the money thus honestly heaped up'' was the
contributions of poor negro aborers sawyers and
women of loose r. he Slma
out of the thousands of dollars then quite certain
the lucky one did not leave the prize with manager
beyond six months after the third class was s) fin
ished' Hence the managers received from the holder
! the ticket no generous donation to the institution" fol
the building of which the lottery was established
now close that old volume the american but do mo-
say farewell forever" only close take up another
of the same sor-the Baltimore Erenig Post in which
find an advertisement of certain Loteyu Tenders Herr
# it is:
!. ''TO OUR FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY
II AND
Il PUBLIC GENERALLY
? "The undersigned having made an actual purchase O
more than one half the tickets in the Charitable MARINE
Lottery, land large proportion of the remainder ben.
sold by the Managers to companies and individual ad
venturers take this extensive to inform thei
l. friends and lottery adventures generally thatby on
IS of the articles Of their agreement with the Managersth
parties mutually bound commence the drawing OF
Monday, the oath day Of August continue to draw 5O
:, tickets every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday Thurs
day, till the drawing is neutrality-suspicious. pc
ried of less than ten weeks
- "The undersigned do not feel themselves DISPOSED Il
6oaS-they however, crave leave to remark that they
have uniformly been truly unfortunate retain
in their possession any tickets which capita
prizes, but uniformly sold them to the first applicant b.
of the sold to Messrs Burgoyne and Fa
vier No 1914 which drew the capital prize in ST. Mary
College Lottery viz
l., THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
II Together with several other Capital Prizes necesar
to And is worthy remark that although
l. they were comparatively speakng) only partially
cerned in that Lottery they sold prizes much create
Is amount than others who much extensively in
terested Hopoerer, such the freaks 1ohias Of
;, | fortune.
Il Address, from distance,
e GEO. DOBBIN MURPHY,
No. 10 Market street. -
The scheme of the above lottery follows and is headed
follows, in italics "And are bold to san are ate
r variety Of Rich Prizes before offered
Public an any Lottery Of the Attached
this advertisement are the and place of
of three other firms.
1t would appear this advertiseme the vendors
Lottery Tickets went much deeper othe bus tn
# oden time than those Of the present time do The
e would make purchase of than the tick
ets in lottery speculation and would then
IN selves truly unfortunate" it, when the drawing wa
d they did not happen to have sin their posseso
any tickets which have drawn Capital Prizes' That Ca,
tal Prize which, by of the sold Messr
Burgoyne and Favier appears to have been unluck
v "h" for the vender and speculator and should nc
wonder if he did not No 6974 long time afte
+ the drawing, and often heaved a bitter sigh.
"1f our power equal to will,n says the Aaey.
can edtor-what then' why he would do somethng-we
he has been trying TO do something for long time an
m never, until now has told what he would do Hea
II himl He would Danish them 1.-THE ticket seers TO tn
course and have them there engaged in the mor
reputable game Of thimblerig''-and make no doubt
W it would be quite refreshing hear the slang of tn
gamesers, with which he appears quite familiar litt
ed too much so for one who does ndersand tie oae
ne Hear him again-"1 will bet any gentlm FIVE ten q
ed twenty dollars that he can't which thmbe the it'll
ed joker is under"
e And mot few sensible men tolerate Lotteries simn,,
they would the cholera, itch because there
g known and rapidly acting remedy make no doub
these sensible men'-sensble in that the s'suppe
about the formation of a society," on statistics
r the staonpg of agents (pimpsJ mark custom
ers and hold them up does not have gone dowr
have done anything in that way. But these 'se1
sible men (they of the present time course
hold opinions quite at variance with those