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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10
The Election.

We shall not surrender much space to the
hasty and imperfect returns which reach US from
the interior. The general results sufficient The
State remains with our opponents, who have pro-
baby carried all the Senators but one, and fnlly
two.thirds of the Assembly. Yet there have been
almost every where decided Wing gains on the
Popular vote--gains in every County where any
thing like Wing effort was made The heavy
Loco-Foco majority Of last year is probably re-
duced one half without a serious push; can we
not do tho balance when we try next Fall? 1t
strikes us we can.
The victories in Westminster, Ulster, Rensse
laer, Schenectady, Montgomery and Cayuga,
with the partial successes in Kings and Oneida,
are not more encouraging than the cutting down
of the Loco-F oco majorities of S42 in the City,
Orange, Dutchess, Columbia, &c. &c. AS d
whole, the result is probably as well as if we had
carried the Assembly-clothing ourselves with
the sembance without the reality Of power, and
exciting expectations which we could not have
satisfied. The election of Wing Sheriffs in New.
York, Westminster, Ulster, Albany, Rensselaer,
Oneida, Cayuga, &C., is most satisfactory. But
for the insane defeat of our ticket in the City, we
should have little to regret.
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Returns from the Interior.

Returns from che Interior.
Cayuga Co. has elected the Wing ticket by
$50 majority-last year 500 Loco.
Seneca Co. IS Loco-last year 300.
Ontario Co. 500 to 700 Whig-fair
Saratoga Co. 200 Loco.
iSullivan CO. 300 Loco-about as usual.
Oneida Co. has elected the Wing Sheriff by
500; the rest Loco by 800 to 1000; last year
1900.
semblyman-by rs average majority. Last year
all Loco.
Onondaga Co. is Loco by sOO-a gain.
d ChenangO Co. by 3OO-Whig gain.
# Rochester City gives 300 Loco.
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u The Brooklyn Eagle says il is the Sen
enth, not the Sixth, Ward of that City wherein
the disputed vote was cast last Spring which
blessed that City with two Common Councils this
whole sunmer-and that the Seventh has now
given Loco majority. We stand corrected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANs.-The New
Orleans Herald has published table containing the
and places OF residence Of all the victims to the yellow fever
that city during the present The following
shows the mnla
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So Hicks goes bo ahead INTO BusilWlck and is
elected, it seems to be conceded, by q or 25 ma
lsrity; but why is not the vote of Bushwick OBJ
tanned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

~ A Mr.. Moore of Newcastle Hundred, Del.
was killed few days since by bull He was leading the
animal out of the stable when he became entang in the
rope by which he led him, and dragged to death.
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KINGS CoUNry.-We have the full vote of
every town but Bushwick, which is reported 81
Loco. Without this, the vote stands
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SENATE.

SENATE.
% The Wings have lost all the Senators up
to the Sixth District. Floyd Jones inthis District
has about $50 majority.
ASSEMBLY.
SO far, the Wings have gained | Member in
Ulster. 3 in Rensselaer,, in Schenectady. in
Montgomery, ! in Westchester, 3 in Cayuga-
total land lost, (shame that we should say IT'D
in this City.
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he Somers arrived there on the 23d.

CANADA.-The Legislature Of Canada, on the
Sd and 18th ms ,ants decided favor of the Government
plan 10 have the Seat Of Government removed Montreal
In the House the stood 81 81 An effort then
made have referred The people by dissolyng the
House and appointing election The motion TO his
effect voted down The resolutions then taken
the Legislative Council and passed 1t will be remembered
that the resolutions rejected the Council
count Of some OF the members being absent The point in
sisted on by the opposition that they could up
again for consideration this session This point being
ruled Nh Morris and made his protest against the de-
csion and announced his intention of Withdrawing from
the Council He then left the chamber followed by twelve
other members.
We have mentioned the resignation Of Nh Morris before
bat not all the particulars connected with it, as
We learn the Montreal Courier that OF the bills
relating the suppression of societies has passed the
House OF Assembly, and it expected that the other will
pass also.
Nova SooTn-Lord Falkland has dissolved
the Legislative Council The Writs calling New General
Assembly date 30h October eturnable Thursday
the lith day Of January next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

GIPsIEs.-It is generally known that these
strange found wandering nearly every po
ton Of the globe Their character about the every
where and well understood BY the general reader None
nave ever visited country til the present few
weeks since tribe Of Gp5ies in number arrived
Baltimore. They came from Bohemia They play yar.
Gus musical and perform many strange and
,ssque gymnasc feas One 5lack-eysd beauty girl Of
eighteen is ortureeler and amazes, the creaulous with
her wonderful revelations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

ANOTHER CoNFLAGRATIoN.-We learn that
100000 of Central Bank money prepared aud
ready for the flames Monday last Miedgeyllle Ere
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aud unexpec ed result" Brooklyn Eagle.
My innocent friend, the several parties which
you lump together as "opponents of Democracy,"
have polled about Nine Thousand Votes more
than your party, which last Spring carried the
City by Sir Thousand If you call it an I'M
expected and glorious result" to lose only Fifteen
Thousand votes in six months, you must be tick
led to death next fall, when you will not have lost
over Ten Thousand more in a whole year.
u The Plebeian aftirms that most of the Nine
Thousand Votes cast in our City at the late Elec-
ton in favor of twenty,one years residence Of
Immigrants preparatory to their admission to the
Right of Suffrage, and excluding them from Of
fee entirely, were cast by what it calls Demo
Gratis Remember this, Adopted Citizens when
you are told that the Wigs seek TO deprive you
of Political Rights while the Locos are your dis
interested champions.
~ The Brooklyn Contested Election has been
decided by our Supreme Court in favor of the
Locos, which we suppose gives them the City
Government, in defiance of the People.
IL Mr.. WEBSTER spoke yesterday at Andover,
Mass, where there viii be great Wing gather
ing-probably Eight to Ten Thousands. Prof
Moses SruARris Chairman of the Conn lttee of
Arrangements and nearly all the eminent Wings
OF Massachusetts will participate as speakers or
otherwise. We expect. to receive tomorrow an
account of the speeches from our reporter.
ITCol. r. NJ. Johnson has been travelling over
New Jersey, entertained at Newark, Brunswick,
Trenton. Pennington, Somerville, and SO back to
Brunswick again. He staid at the latter place
night before last, and departed thence to undergo
reception yesterday on the field of the Revolu-
tionary battle of Monmouth. The man what
did or did Mt kill Tecumseh-one or tother-has
evidently hcorish tooth for the Presidency, des-
pite his coy disclaimers.
u MIR. ErzLER, the author of the project Of
applying the power Of the winds, the streams, SC.
10 the prosecution of all departments of Agricul-
sural and Mechanical industry, sails for England
this day IN the expectation of there receiving aid
IN reducing his system to practice.
% MIR. WEED, Of the Albany Evening Jour.
nal, friend informs us, has returned from Europe
We have not seen the fact of his return noticed
in any of the Albany or Boston papers.
II Hon. RUFUS CuoArE is to deliver the ad-
dress before the NewEngland Society a, their
approaching anniversary
~ Gen. Sentmanat having failed in the at
tempt to raise troops Yacaan TO reconqaer Tobsco from
Anpudis has betaen himself to giving lessons in fencing
in New Orleans
NJ Two children have been born IN Lexing-
sop Indiana with the beas bones united the whole length
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HAvASA.-The Charleston Courier gives later
dates than we have received from Havana. A
letter dated at Havana. on the 26th Oct, says:
We have suppose that the brig Howell was lost
during the late gale that OF the 10th Sep while on her
passage from this port Charleston. We regret to state
that Mr. Hogan, OF the house Of l.. Mariatgui was pas
senger board of herr
The Somers arrived there on the 23d.
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u VIM. H. kehoe, the prince of counterfeit.
efs, Is again in prison al Louisville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

u There have been 81 steamboats, built at
Cincinnati this year. Aggregate tonnage IL, OBS;
Cost, S7O5,0OO. About 800 workmen have been
steadily employed upon them
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CoRkEcrIoN.-In yesterday mornings paper
two classes Of cases were put under the head of
f" New Trials Granted" The second should have
had for its heading New Trials Denied" The
Rochester Democrat, from which the report was
taken; made the error and hence it appeared in
our naner
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srpn.yo,, CORDIAL is sold at No. MurrayH 0'la
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q Hon. w. SLADE, late Member OF Congress
from Vermont has been chosen b. The Legislature Reporter
u Mr.. Stephen ]. Hanscom of Crawford,
Me was kicked TO death by horse on the l7,h nit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

Conference.-The Wing State Convention
assembled at New-Haven on the 9Th inst IN
great force-about 300 Delegates present, includ-
ing three ex-Governors, Peters, Foote, and Els
WORTH Gov ]. S. Peters was chosen President,
and Committee of one from each town appointed
to nominate State Officers, on whose report the
following State Ticket was unanimously present
ed TO the People, VIZ:
Far Gorernor-ROGER S. BALDWIN, of n Haven.
/" Ii. G0p.-REUBEN BOOTH, OF Danbury.
Secretary-DANlEL P. TYLER, OF Wndam.
Treasurer-JOsEPH B. GILBERT, of Hartford.
Cen,roller-ABlJAH CARRINGTON, of Milford.
Mr.. Baldwin, being urged, accepted The nomination.
The following Delegates were chosen to the
Wing National Convention
s,..o-;.I Hon. JABrz w HrSrING1os of Norwich,
'enS'oi'a Gen. DENNIS KIMBERLY, of New Haven;
District Gov. WM w. ELLSWORTH of Hartford,
H.. SAMUEL D. HUBBARD, OF Middletown,
Ill. SOLOMON PAINE. Of Coventry
9" w. Hon. TRUMAN SMITH Of Litchf-ld
Subst,hes.-Hou JOSEPH TRumBuLL, OF Hartford
Hon. JOHN II. BRocKwAY, Of Windham; B. B. CHAMBER
LAIN, Hartford; Gov SAMUEL A FooT, Cheshire; GURDoN
TRUMBuLL, Sonngton; Hon. THOMAS 3. OSBORNE, Dan
bury.
A series of able and eloquent resolutions were
presented and adopted, and the Convention was
addressed thereon by Gov ELLSWORTH, Senator
HUNTINGTON, Hon. Truman SMITH, Hon. D. P
TYLER, G. II. HoLLIsrER, E. G.. BACON, and
WHITE of Danbury, and the Hall was still
crowded when at 10 o'clock P. NJ. the Convention
adjourned, with three cheers for HENRY CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

~ The Brooklyn Contested Election has been
decided by our Supreme Court in favor of the
Lecos, which we suppose gives them the City
Government, in defiance of the People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

Claimants for Spoaons By The French prior to 1900 will be
held Wednesday, Nov 18Th in the Lecture Room of the
Society Library 3s Broadway of Leonard street
10 o'clock A NJ adopt for procuring from the u
S. Government indemnity for their losses.
All parties interested invited attend as we'll from this
as from other States OF the Union.
: ~, GEO. GRIswOLD, Chairman.
HENRY E. PIERREPoN1, Sec1e,ary. nj tNl5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

y ANIMAL MAGNETISM will be exhibited Al the Ameri.
Museum tomorrow afternoon This evening the Misses
Sh ,w and others give splendid entertainments
e Till
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

% Mr.. WEED, of the Albany Evening Jour-
nal, friend informs as has returned from Europe
We have not seen the fact Of his return noticed
in any of the Albany or Boston papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

IL The Harrington Canal, from New Haven,
Conn, to northampton, Mass, which has been
DISTRACTED some time by the disasters occasioned
by a violent storm, has been reopened and is now
doing an active business.
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any power on earth He graphically described
the open preparations for the great monster
meeting" at Cloltarf-the fact that the Govern
ment were aware of them-the secrecy and mai
ice prepense with which they delayed their Pro-
camation of prevention until the people were ac-
tuaIv on the ground, and their evident determin-
alton to seek there some collision with the people
that would give them any chance of shedding
blood But O'Connell issued his proclamation
the people did not give the desired chance,and the
coercive intrgues OF Peel and the open warpollcy
of Wellington were defeated Mr.. Nick. pro-
ceeded to expose, in most felictous manner, the
donothng action OF Sir Robert Peel, spoke OF the
Dukes policy of falling back on his necessity
measures of 1899, and closed by calling for three
cheers for Sir Robert Peels last mistake
which were most enthusiastically given.
The amount of money collected up to 9 o'clock
was S25O-it would reach $500 before adjourn
ment the amount last week $500.
TIE Pn1LoMArHEAN Soc1ETY.-The eleventh
anniversary of this Society was celebrated IN the
University Chapel on Wednesday evening last,
before crowded audience. The exercises were,
in the main, of an excellent and superior order,
most of the addresses evincing cultivation and
maturity of thought, and an ease and grace OF
delivery, highly creditable to the speakers.
To particularize, without injustice to any of
the other performances, we were most pleased
with the following orations Bible Philosophy,
by Mr.. Bangs; The Mission OF Mohammed.
by Mr.. Earle, and an address by George W.
kmball on Superstition, Skeptlcism and Faith
James NJ. kimball delivered an Grafton on Mo-
nastic Seclusion, and John Frelinghuysen con-
Guided one on the appearance of Luther at
Worms, both of which were well written and
well. spoken. The Poem, by E. Delevan
Smith, was also well written. The exercises of
the evening passed of, pleasantly, There is
much that is pleasant and profitable in these
literary associations of students, and calculated
to interest the friends Of our institutions Of learn
ing. b,
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Decision or THE SUPREME Court IN THE
SHERIFF CAsE.-On Saturday morning last the Supreme
Court announced decision the of The People e
rel Faxtou U.s. Parker The Cout decides tia, Mn Parker
legally appointed the office Of Sheriff of this County
and is entitled 10 execute duties Utica Observer
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In the United States Court for the Eastern District Of
Friday, End December. ls:2: i
the cases OF the following persons, who have been o.
James II. Waha and Charles :. Morgan, lr insenpfr
said Bankrupts containing shares Of certain Stocks aai
cases of the following other persons, who haze hem
Crowley, Peter c. Cosby, Levi Dedcrer. EArAc = 81
Alexander Grant William Gof John 7. Gregory, '@n ~ /,
lett, John W. lines John a. lludsins, Thomas jordan
Mo by, David W. Moore Colin icRae, George G,iln ~
d McCabe, John Mcdonnell, William II. Nucsos y" -,
Moses ~ Preston, John Poynor John H. Payne Jean H ~
Nathaniel Wheat, George White, Nathan W. "ai,. -,
Wortham and William Watson the inventories Of sil h'u
containing claims; and in orde. that there mas Dc
Element and close of the proceedings III The ,a!i ''f
necessary to reduce the said stocks and claims to "s
rs practicable and IL being manifest REGARDS ne
the sald cases that the be reduced 10 t'
ordinary mode IN which claims collected TIE ooI'"
the General Assigned, after publishing copy Of uss M
NOTICE suhJoined OF the time and place al s4a ~ 80
newspapers published In the city of Richmond as;
three months, do proceed SELL by auction, TO 10 h
tha can be got for the same tho shares OF STOCK coo a
inventories OF the four fret cases and the claims Gu '
OF the said other cases, with tie eac pn
uch cases Us cause TO the contrary may he siogr - 70
oy any person nterese before the explraon ~ the ~
oil three months. Couy-Testr,
HENRY C. BsOS cf'
Notice BY the Genera. .3ssigbs -
Inc sale directed by the foregoing order Wa take f
lt day OF May next, lS43, in from. of the Coz Room
United States Court, in The riy Of Richmond II @ e.N
al 10 O'Clock. EDMUND CHRISrI,S GsH 49,,
Jan 81 -
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
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V,,r UI;r Som for The tou1tt faarSday IN .fPra'
The above cut represents rary eta: a- he ae,any W ~
his .atiy boyso,d-t ni iuy riding 10 "i' almost 'es -
- sh ,,a r,n. grace, lr Way o. truaucy n
nr n every squirrel Old haze thar canes across hi'--t ma!
he In e dawn 10 take oAnd - hoNi" VIA soic @@ho"t
ing nrchin-aixayS o"cF~t n: a. uht ~ '''' '',
getting hi.rl-i o5 when ne s"t '""''' ana t-' " -
bed. ~ iehqt0ad Hn-, .iprt
YoIn. Harry C'iny the mill has gone,
Il, The roadside yaut and hun
The corn bag. whlr. h- IS pei'hrt upon,
And Nj, S!;.;t tail >tr.s'@s behind l'ni.
cola huck-hare,' said tie noble Lad
..Snee uohoiy ;ne,
one il,ns q, tace | II nave, ny dad
Tho u,rci. aud wtioW tease :uc.'
uli GOTTEN. ,ail is, 81 hol, ias Clown,
Ynun. Harry >iaats COMPOUNDED:
Far Bats : oil down Tire read has r"nc,
The meat ~. Tie, ROW grounded.
New, Tommy SAITH doih rite this WAY.
VITA wnortiebsrfy basket
OF whom doughty i.arfy Ga!
Thus pcuiantiy asked;
"Yo,, II, NJ, sc,mp, ,,jih eyed face,
NJ. horse - hy
down, dttrN II tnt.e srarr,
nd master frl yi
Whea y hsrlleheJric- al gre rar
In Old ttuover comfy
e. ruari. % nlaa. your nose ynu ssjp-,
rs dads. hc' u qurSiy nrurt
So'ro utny ~muh, c,,ae., tail oi hight,
ilhr buck. fJttlus ssHsya,
Gn hitry taapet. poor ur"tc3'c-s wi2H',
And ser. tm ~ ih. "ca,and
Yoang iilrry cane OIL sccora best,
- Oft ila> htdrd
So. uf j. L rec i- Wer; quest
Aud lhen % Eci cowhidrd
Wherefore - al. uiy brother wings,
Our Pc wti maze hir
hcscs aud either rigs,
The LocGs. DAMNED shall takr hini
1.-THE SANE OLD COON"
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March 7
IL cnANcEEY.-vlnc..,A: -Ata Conn he'd lar gna.

IN CHaNCEGY.-VrR Court held for Priae 4
ward County, February tie 2s,. lsi..
Thompson Penlck. John leGitk Edward Prncs Wm ~
and Judith his wife, formerly ien'A, and George W. Pa3m
Nancy his wife, formerly Penck, fiiiai'a'
against
Giles \. Miller Administrator de hnns of PfgGftc "
nirk, deceased, Thomas Richardson aud Jane hi we "H
children of Polly aud John r. Hudson both Of whom afr c
whose names unknown, HeientiHt
The defendants Thomas Richardson and Jane H. "ar
the children Of Polly and John F. Hudson, whose 2e
known having entered their appearance and given .
according 10 tie act of the General Assembly and the n
Court, and appearing To the satisfaction of Count m
are not inhabitants Of this Stale. tie motion Of the
by Counsel, II Is Ordered That the sald defendant,
Richardson and Jane his wife, and The children III Poly 3
F. HUDSON do appear here the first day Of May tH
and answer the plaintiffs blI; and that copy Of s ego
forthwith inserted in of the public newspaper
in the city Of Richmond for months successfully aaS
Copy-Teste, b. J. WORSHIP -,
Marchy ipJ-"'@
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xcca YEr erNAars c>su>

IA oa,ien, studs, az. Uaweased tne1sh,
,.t use a4l w.,ct.fu nurture OF las powers,
sIu.i The lfGe par, con-scra'e hi hours
gln,. ard ,!;s> ouiy, stay tha CROW" af h'"~'t
Iynich hi. sr. Il hetateu, ak s'et ',s 49," s-''
F,r MOI - .tfales> wreatlltr. ot ctn1cr-h"Wvfs
Open,.., the A.ase her a.aa'aHthihe bowers
RI; IL t.Ie Fe,v who wutlJty have fought
The .8ii>oiic ;l:e:, an5 ven ia"if MY - lI''''
E'il stlch ~ ,'ie may 40; east i.F tor
W;th -nea MS these mu-E not seek a name
Content Ia IDEAS. Bw atlt an! De- !o6sut'
Winning t,oga daiiy rl'-"hch IN, w ''''-
Rare and bret -is;.fe NJ song to iiAae- A..
W." 49, - L1iralaal,. IL -n...Le ilr lnrt
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HOYT d CO.'S OFFICE,

Under Mc EIthdngc Htel, Klehmond, IWgind
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
low is your time buy ticket you intend to have
" HOYT * CO. in such luck they have
they their Office under the Exchange. No
than FORTY FOUR three number have b-en sold by
removal their stand One of the prizes
snug of 81 500 whole tcket For the month Of
April have magnificent schemes-ar cngst them $4,000
that lucky iun all know that sell all such plizes
There other sums such 595 just $4,000 nett,l aud
$4,000, and S50c0, and $4,000, &c. &C., &c An immense
o money will he distributed The month Of Ap' by
IIoHT Co you will only take the tickets. The price for
ticket very thngbat if ct r capital you are comfort
able for life Just drop inr enclosing the amount YOU wish
invest and have If personal
plction. Ii you .lon In Try the package pidn (Which
end, will lind the price al certificates n the bot
scheme There old customers
have no, heard from for times they have possibly gwen up,
thinking they would capital We want them 10 try
again, luck have clane-d-w o knows: IJ Read The
schemes below, You DOM II try Your luck
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Besides prizes Of $780, slO1 $50 s7O $780, $780, so, SIS, s0
SIS, sig, $40.
- No Iotiery-lG Drawn Ballots.
Certificate Of package of IS whoes sa7o 90
= oi halves l35 90
81 quarters to 80
aG .iehtls 50 IS
For Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
J. 6. GREGORY & CO, Managers, Richmond, Va.
Drawings Immediately after they all who order
above, March IL lh3-wd
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DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY < GUNS-THO
MAS 9 ChAkLhs ELLIS Importers, have in store
COMPLETE assortment and daily receiving further supplies
Dry Goods Hardware Cutlery and Guns, chiefly their
poitali"n, direct Tor the Spring trade which
public on the usual cash and credit terms
April Him
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J. G. GREGORY 4 Co., Managers.

j. e.. GREGORY Il Co., Managers.
Office Main, and door Jeio1 Nam and lih streets
RICHMOND Viscisra.
BRfLLL7NF LOTTERIES!
s;500U0-$20, 100-S 700.
TH! .M9.N.N0FH SCHE.HE!
S60000-S30, 000-Sl 3,000
Sixteen Drawn Ballots.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class ", for si3 tcb- drawn al
Alexandria, d. o. on Saturday, May q, lei3