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ry,IIE STEAMBOAT RAPPAIiANNOCk Captain fAR8Asn'
cnmmeced regular trips Saturday. March 4.i-,e"
ing Baltimore 10 o'clock. r. arrive ut
10 next day lay Merry Point Sunday night leave
o,elcck Monday morning; at Urhanna about ,ic
O'Clock; Leeds 10 O'Clock; r"rt Roy
AMI arrive nj Fredericksburg about o'clock EetuInms De-,
arcksLurg "Wednesday morning nj o'clock; arrive Ut nn
noya about o'clock Lay aud Leeds about y
,Iannock O'Clock; urbanna ocnck; Merry foinl 49,
iay NJ Merry Ioinf night; leave Thursday mornings 'o
Iuhs''eas''' ""' '''N REUBEN r. TiioM, Agent.
-, Mt, >, 1910 lGa-tf
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April %

1 IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN TOBACCO-The following
section Of amend the entitled reduce
into in force concerning the inspection
Of tobaeco passed March, 1896, is published inoma-
tion concerned and especially dealers
upland tobacco shelving the advantage they would dsrve free
any cage in directing their tobacco be stored in the
Public Warehouse
"ad further enacted That, IL any hogshcad Of Tobacco
shall inspected al any upland Inspections and shall a
forwards any warehouse the city of Richmond
of Petersburg, other than the public warehouse in
the said city and of Petersburg, he Commonwealth
shall not be liable FOR The destruction Of such tobacco by
any whatsoever unless at the time when the same was
stored in such other warehouse least eighteen hun
bred ho.scads in city Of Richmond, or If IN The town OF
Petersburg, hundred and seventyhve hoesead IN the pub
warehouse aforesad unless The Inspectors thereof shonid
have refused obaccu of which fact
~, 4
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REPLY OF .iR. BUCHANAN.
J
WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsniScroS CRY, Feb. IL, lSd3
Gentlemen have had the honor of receiving your
communication in behalf of the late Democratic Con-
ven,ion of the State of Indiana; and IN obedience 10
their request, shall now proceed to answer the inter
rogstores which you have proponued TO me By their
direction. In performing this duty, | think shall
best consult the wishes Of the members of that Con-
venion by employing, as FAR as can, the clear and
explicit language of The nerrosators themselves no,
deem'ag i, necessary 10 enlarge upon subjects, the
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILROAD
Completion Of the Railroad to .7qaia Creek.

Completion Of the Railroad TO .7qaia Creek.
Uariralied E1pedition
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa
nv hereby completed Ia The
Potomac river on the instant, that travellers are now
conveyed Richmond and Washington at all seasons oil
the year and Steamboats, 1.-The Steamboat Cont
pany being provided effective ice boats 10 keep open the
navigation during the hardest weather m Winer leaving Kc
mou nj G. NJ precisely instead of a, "a heretofore ana
reaching Washington aud Baltimore ~ - hours or more
than 81 hours of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by line, proceeding TO Philadelphia Immediately
On their arrival reach that al . NJ the neai
morning. or in 90 hours after leaving Richmond.
Instead their fare heretofore TO Fredericksburg
ONLY and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat and at
Washington will take tickets at The Railroad once
WInr. fa,. r. wa shnpton
Do Baltimore, SID
,hs afternoon Railroad line from s Baltimore SIP
No charge children under three years Of age-ohers under
twelve years of age, half price, 9 Colmrd sons hall price
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportation
Nov 5q-Wly
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Trust Suie ef TaiuaGie Tdrern Property, he Torn
Of charlottesville al 1nr,i0n

Trust Saie IF rafuaGie Tdrern Property, in he Tor7
IF charlottesville, at .iuction.
DY virtue of deed OF executed MS the ss,cii!
corded the Office 0f The County Court OF iihcnar M
the request Of Trial Terr'l and John p i offer for M
premises public auction, Tuesday, the O NJ,
next, ii lair and il not the it fair day thereafter, all The
right, title aud interest of the said William L. Teiri ia
the Lots and Buildings In the town Of charlottesville CENTRALLY
known as the MONTICELLO HOUSE, oceupiei as a 7,
vern, and owned in common and IN equal proportions b. the
Trial rerrill John r Ill., and William H. rerril Tins up.
" Is handsomely and conveniently situated near the
the iowa. and now and has been for several years the
ping place ui all The stage Coaches and stage
TO- and leaving Charlottesville The Lots contain hsf
OF land, and adjon each other making square
Streets and the buildings consist of large four h
house. with slate roof lately built, containing twenty
CONNECTED with Spacious three story stone aud wood o,
containing twenty seven rooms all IN good and comfortable
pair-a story wood and dweln. h"u--, detached
the other buildings, brick kitchen, brick smoke house w
house, brick and wood stables and all other neccssa
In The basement story OF described bric. udn
large store rooms, neatly tted up Tor mercantile
poses. and a TaiIor's shop.
At the time and place, and by virtue Of The lc
we shall also sale likely aud valuable slaves
Miles, Ann, Sukey and Judy, and her two chldenwo Nu
Cows Horses, Wagon and Gear Piano. and diver.
other articles Of valuable Household Furniture The absolute
perty of the said William l.. Terri Also, muiety IT,
Tavern Furniture, In in said tavern consisting q. ,
beseas mattresses chairs tables, china, crockey aud el.
ware STOVES lamps cooking utensils, and variety Of
perry necessary the comfort and convenience o pnhc h
TrpMs-rhs will he sold upon a credit nj
years. the purchaser giving bond aud approved
~, with lien on the the personal tstae upon
credit of twelve MONTHS with bond and good security
IL the finished in day will be continued IRON
day to day, until completed.
The title to the above property believed to be nnques;G
ble but acting Trustees shall convey purchaser
As h vested In Us BY the deed Of trust
JOHN TERRILL,
W w. sOUTHALI., Trustee.
J. w. SAUNDERS,
The undersigned, John p Hill aud Trial Tel, being itr
nwnrs OF the remaining thirds of the above descrihed
lois and being 10 dispose OF their Interest ~
.pIl the same upon accommodating TERMS and ut CREATE
icd priee or will exchange for land ana negroes aad r
ncr disposed Of they will offer pbcy on Tue day u" '
above menoned-but Sold IT will then he offered for lea.
81 rent Aud said John r. Ill., owning The other n"y
Inc Tavern Furniture advertised aforesaid, WILL the
law offer that for also upon credit OF twelve months
'' ~ URIAL TERRI!.l.
.nu7 IIo-wtds JOHN =. fiII.
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embracing The enquiries made by you. In addition to
this responsive letter, refer 10 TINT address, as con
tanning corec, view Of my sentiments upon 'hese
Win sentiments OF high consideration aud respect
am ,r.ly and sincerely, your obedient servant,
' EH NJ. JOHNSON.
Msssrs Ethan A. Grown, john Law, Nathaniel '.es''
John l,t;l, Jesse d. Bright, a"a A. T. fePPef' 0''''
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dense, the parhelions to diminish in spendo and al ~
all had vanished.
This ring was at very great height the 'hlnnes'
clouds, which float the highest in the air. passed Oe
meath il; the very winds which were waiting 'hem
did no, reach it il remained unmoved by them as
have seen an Aurora Borealis arch do IN hign
Northern latitude Any section of the ring wou'a
have much resembed the tail of the late comet anu
80 coor YEAS exactly of that peculiar lurld kind which
l,rqc fame exhibits at some distance III sunshine
With the sky only in the back ground u. W.
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THE MAMMOTH SCHEME.

esies prizes Of $780, siOO so So sCo $50, sio s9 sao
SIS, SIG, $40
&c No. 1.ollrry--l6 Drawn Ballots
Certilicatrs Of a package Of &c wholes, sa7O 90
No. do a6 halves rs 90
10. do 81 unarters III 50
DO do a6 eichIbs - IS
!l0YT & CO. always hand Tickets in all Lotteries
advertised by Gregory Co.. and will attend to orders with
their accustomed pfomptnsss.
Anil lie-wt
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1x7oRTHAM, McGRuDER & co. offer for sale

yxToRTHAM, McGRUDER & co. offer for sale
w hds Porto Rico 81 Croia New Orleans and Cuba ca-
ried Sugar,
40 boxes Woolsry Wooseys double and treble loaf Sugar.
d, Smiths single and double loaf do.
, bbs powdered Sugar,
% d.. crushed do.
~ J., mus n, T. L. and n. o. slolasses,
100 BAGS old superior Java Coffee,
3i do. green Lasuira DO.
81 do. old white do
256 do. green Rio do
l0U0 sacks Salt
100 boxes Woodruirs and IIul's patent Candles,
IS do. do
10 lo. Judd's patent sperm do.
50 boxes Soap,
IL tIcrcrs Rice,
& half chests very best Gunpowdrr Tea,
t;unpowder Tea in q and l2lb boxes,
Young Tyson and Black Tea
- dozen simmons and Barnes Axes,
2J0 kegs Nails,
800 sides Sole leather
IN ticrcrs Whale Oil,
= do. best Lamp OIL
sc bales Alabama Cotton,
100 t;erces ldmr,
Ground Plaster in terces OF 500 lbs.
Is bags Ginger,
~ do. Pepper,
Ptneno, Mace and Nutmess,
2 cer0ons Indigo,
50 barrels Tar,
Glover Timothy and Herds Grass Seed,
Cotton Yarns, ASSORTED
Cotton Lines and Bed Cords,
10 barrels Whtmoie', family Flour,
100 do. supcrfnr do.
keys Dnponts sporting and blasting Powder,
900 boxes ssl0 and lGxl2 Glass,
$50 rcdecar. Swrcd country, and English Iron comprf-
ing general Of round square and HAT,
; ions American bsternd Steel,
English blisiercd, cast German and spring Steel,
Hoops, baud and bar ron
Boiler Plates and Plough Plates.
April % 1851
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comprising The horizon which is here described
To The Editors IF The Charleston .hcrcury
BEAUFORT, April % lS43.
Gentlemen: This morning, about eight o'clock, the
most beautiful phenomenon perhaps behold, was
seen By the inhabitants of Beaufort. thin cloud in
form of ring, and IN thickness four degrees encom-
passed the whole heavens, parallel precisely to the
horizon, and exactly of the same altitude us the SUM-
and OF course crossing his centre. AT the distance of
twenty oac degrees each side of the sun, exactly in
The ring, were two parheon-lke FORMS and their di.
omeiers exactly The thickness of the ring These two
were OF n dazzling brlancy, and they shone, espe
cIay The one 10 the left of the sun, with more spen-
dor than the real sun, though, excepting the ring,
there not the fantest cloud or even haze in that
part of the heavens. From each side Of the san. q
pencil OF rays oil the most intense whieness extended
along the ring 10 each parheon, the damets OF these
pencils being al The equal his, and a, each par
helon the same its diameter. II may here he stated
that the parhelion The right hand of the sun was
considerably less than the other and that the ring in
that part did not much exceed two and half de.
grees in diameter. These two numbers, four and two
and a ball degrees, were the maximum and minimum
thickness of the whole ring.
NJ The distance Of inrtyt degrees farther off were
two other parheions each side stll of the sum-
and both IN the rIng and occupying diameter; these
were much fainter than the two INTERIOR and ppeared
sooner. The prsmatic colors at times visible in
the interior, especially in The one to the left the red
ray next the sun believe that it was The intense
brightness that dazzed my eyes too much 10 see them
always
While the in the heavens the ring and the
four parhcons rose equally with him, all at each in
slant OF time having exactly the same elevation have
not been able 10 learn when this phenomenon began
and will mol be surprised, ir oid that it appeared al
sunrise About half past the ring began 10 grow less
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pU:,iI.E i!..
INFORMANT i.ETrERS.

n The following letters in reply TO n'erTogato
res addressed TO ,hem seyeraliy by the Democratic
State Convention of Indiana, held at Indianapolis on the
9Th vi January last.
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March %

u EMovAL.-JoHN G. WAYT DrsI.I ha, removed h,'
II Office 10 Bank square, above the Banks, Main street
Reereaee.-M. Clarke, II. d. George Watson d. d., T. H.
Branc NJ D., E. H. Carmichael, NJ d. Robt w ilaxall d. u
Thomas Nelson, III. d. James Bolton, Ill. d. A. Cunningham
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Nav ,a,n-aLEyANDRIA LOTTERY, No. a5.

Whor Tickets SIU-shareS IN rnH0TIoh
certificate "f package Of ~ Whole Tickets ~ tr above
viii be sent Tor Sl1U-shares in proportion
May h-aTEXANDRIA LOTTERY, M. 81
Rieh Sehems
| prize Of s30,ooOI prize OF 5000
| IOCHg 20 900
/ 600 ~ $50
&c.
Whole Tickets Si0--slares in proportion.
certificate Of package Of ~ Whole Tickets In the above
VIII be sent tor Sl20--shares In proportion
THE MAMMOTH SCHEME
$50 000-saO G00-sl5 G00-SiXeen Drawn Ballots.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class NJ for 1919, 10 be- drawn NJ
Alexandria u. e., on Saturday, May 9th, si3
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MAGNIFICENT PHENOMENON

We are indebted to an intelligent and scientific friend
IN Beauiosi for the following Interesting letter.
The phenomenon of several mock suns was witness
ed here some mornings before, bu. they motion
and near the sun, sometimes passing over his time,-
and were unaccompnned by the remarkable ring en-
comprising the horizon which is here described.
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Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Ssfs, Paints, Oils

Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Dye STATS, Paints, Ons
Varnish, Windo,o Glass, &c, &c.
GAYNOR LYELL, door above the Bell Tavern, have
" lately received fresh supply Of the above artces Aso
CY ARTICLES GARDEN SEEDS &c, SC, 10 which they
would respectfully call the attention Of Merchants and be-
fore here they determined to offer great
ndueemrmi. In those who are PROMPT PAY PURCHASE
FOR CASH, AprH1 VII
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SPRING GOODS CHM IND QUEENS WARE
AM opening portion of Spring supply OF the above,
am daily expecting, per ship Margaret Forbes, direct
from Manufacturers, additional supply OF new patterns
Tableware China making altogether well selected Stock
of new and desirable Goods
.also, in Store,
French German and American Glass plain cut and pressed
English plated silver and Britannia Castos all szea
&c &c sale reasonable prices for cash.
pmaetud credit City and country dealers invited TO examine
WM F. BUTLER,
Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
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well as Spectacle Classes of every descriptions f in
frames tie bestows great pains nthe selection Of his Spectacle
Ssesand he assures lis friends that his glasses of the
best quality well ground and perfectly poshed-and from
his knowledge OF the science Of optics and the Of the
choosing Spectacies Glasses.
All Of which will be disposed cf on the most accommodating
terms.
IT Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Petersburg, Feb. 9 S3-w1y
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NNAsulNnlnN. ghl

frrom ne i.mtaaa state Ss.ftrel)
REIN OF Mr.. CALHOUN.
IT,.
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Tie Ethan A. Brown, John Law, Nathaniel West,
John Petit Jesse ID. Bright, and a. c. Pepper,
Esqnircs
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACToRY,
Cary street, three doors adorc The Columbia" Hofet'
Richmond, Va.
II. ANTHONY still continues TO sell Hats al HE following
y low prices:
Plain Russia or Brush Hats from SO 80 S.; silk as made
bodies, proof from 81 50 to 8 So Boys ias
from 81 Is To 81 Fur Caps, from 81 To Sls Gen'emen' Ctn
Caps from 50 3d. together with assortment OF MEMS and
lair and Glazed Caps black and dIab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail. Terms-Cash.
g He keeps during the Summer large assortment OF Leg
horn Palm Leaf and Willow Hats suitable for ali ages
n. Il. Hats made TO order.
January Isl 1919 WY
ID n. HUDSON DHsTisr performs all operations on lie
IL. TEETH for beauty and preservation and Inserts IN
corpble teeth, sngy in full ses on The most approved
plans
OF teeth, comprising every va
ey shade carefully selected from The most celebrated manu-
facturers.
lie also inserts Artificial Palate designed to restore the voice
to its proper and sound.
Refer Rev. Dr. Pumer, Rev Dr. Empie Hubbard Gardner
Co.. Gen. Pcyton, Dr. Chamberlayne Dr. Brocken-
brough Baxter ESQ., Or. r. q. Cabe, General Pestnm,
George Watson, NJ. ID.
10 Office on Main street, square above the Banks
Dec. 81 6S-w!y
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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE HUILDING.

Chances to obtain fortune penty-by making n small
investment u WORTHAM'S.
For Saturday, received Monday Mornn--Gand
Extra Class IL, Wilmington
Przes-S4O00, 1000, 5000, 459 > of 300 of 900
OF $50, of l25, 10 OF 100, &c. IS Nos-l2 drawn
Tickets 81.
Alexandria Lottery Class H. be drawn on Saturday
the 25h Of March.
Pnzes-S35,OOO, 10000, GO00 $780, 1000, 5000,
$500, 2OOO 1900 10 prizes Of 1000, Is Of 60O 90 Of
500, 30 of 4O0 30 of 800, 40 of $50. so of 300 &c
40 Nos-and Ii drawn. Tickets $40.
LOTTERIES To BE DRAWN IN APRIL.
For Saturday, Let Of April
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. I6 for 1913: Prizes-l
OF $4,000, 10000, 1000, $780, 1850 prizes OF 1900
so of 400, lo2 of 300, O. of 100 &C. rs Nos-and IA
drawn. Tickets $40.
For Saturday OF April
Alexandria Lottery, Class |, for 1913: Przes-S25 OOO
10000 5000, $500, $500, 2l50, u 90 prizes of 1000
20 Of 500, 30 Of 800, 80 Of POO 55 Of 100 &c &c
66 Nos-and IL drawn. Tickets $40
For Saturday 18th April
Alexandria Lottery, Class Ne. 49, for 1913: CAPITAL
Przes-S35 295, 10000, 5000, 1000, $780, 3O25 5000
40 prizes Of l000 80 Of 400 90 of $50 SO Of 300 63 OF
lOo &c &c. 40 Nos-and IL drawn. Tickets $40.
For Saturday s2d April
Alexandria Lottery, Class X, for 1919: Grand CAM
tas-S5O,O00, 2J,OO0 10000 1000, 5000, $685. u 50
prizes of 1000, so Of 500 65 of 800 65 Of 900 IS o.
100, &c. &c. rs Nos-and Is drawn. Tickets = onl,
$40.
s-The certificate OF packages whole halves or ouarer.
in Lottery advertised by Gregory Co may Al ali time,
be obtained on the lowest terms tins Office.
B-N orders confidential 10 with promptp.s,
for Packages or for a single Ticket
9-slares in all the above, in proPoron-for sale by
mar ~ CHARLES WORKMAN
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oorr''p'ndep %sS Sf YSp T",,ss states

The inquest on the body of Mr.. Cores have not We,
brought in verdict IL appears impossible ut present 70
bring toward evidence sufficient place the crime upon
any person.
The counsel for Commander Mackenzie read hi. defence
before the Court Martial to-day noon IL was mos,
triumphant vndieaton Of the pursued by Comman.
der Mackenzie.
we have nothing string in the way OF news to day.
The news per Columbia has had effect upon our markets
Cotton dull and what little business been done to-day
has boon in favor Of the purchaser.
Flour remains before. 800 bbls Richmond county sold
OF S4lsi cargo Of New Orleans corn sold some time
ago at 10 eta. found be damaged, and resod to-day
at 20 cts per bushel 50 teices flax seed taken for
crushing at 1854
The sale OF stocks again considerable extent,
Ohio skies advanced J. and Kentuckys Southern exchan
gos remain without the slighiest alienation.
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Tho Whies OF the State are moving. In Montgomery.
DAVID BARNETT. Esq. Is the candidate.
In Amherst VIZ. NJ. WALLER, Esq. is the whie candi.
date The Virginan says no Is of the mos, popular
men in Amherst
In Pittyvana. the veteran Wings Vincent witcher and
Dr. Thomas p. Atkinson nominated.
The District Convention tPitsylvana c. H. have bro,t
on, Geo H. Gilmer. ESQ., OF Pii,syvana as the Wing can
ddste for ,hst Congressional District
In Jefferson, John s. Gaaher and VIM. f. Turner E.o,
are the nominees Of Wing Convention. VIM C. Wor.
thngton, Esq. declines a reelection.
The night spirit IL awakened in all directions!
The Tyler Central Committee in New York have dis
oahdod, and thrown themselves into the arms of their
democratic Brethren" TO take chnnco for Mr. Tyler in
the National Convention
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BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE. }
THURSDAY. March 30, 2 Z. VI.
THE NTADEI,rr


fLOUR-Limited sales OF Howard street flour GOOD
standard brands were made from yestecday at
olt No sales to-day: holders refuse to sell ut the
above prices, whilst others willing. This it will be
perceived, is slight advance previous quotations
The wagon price is unsettled. The last sales of CITY
Mills flour made 3s75 the stock ON hand is now
very light and holders asking 81. No Susquehanna
flour in market.
GRAlN-Smal sales Of Maryland red Wheat were
made yesterday at T5as3c for good bcs-the article
scarce and much in demand Sales of both white and vel
low Maryland Corn have taken place at iSa49c per bush
eli and OF Oats do at DE. We n sale Of Virginia
white prime Wheat at SIC. and of PENNSYLVANIA vel
low Corn nj i9c. We quote prime Coyerseed at 1915
aud ordinary $3.50
PRoNlSlONS.-A good demand mas been experienced
Tor Bacon and large sales of Western have taken place
previous rites Assorted is selling It IIc the latter
pce for very prime; Hams 81 cts; Sides Il Al cts
Shoulders - cts, and Joles % cts There is no
change IN Baltimore cured Bacon and quote as before
viz Hams at u cts; Sides II a cts. There is no
movement IN barrel meats and prices nomnay with
out change Sales of Western No. l. Lard in kegs contn
nc TO be made a Is cts
HOGS-BOth live and dead Hogs arc scarce and in de-
mand We quote the former ST. IS and the latter at s
62I per 100 lbs.
WHlSkEY.-Salcs 10 limited extent have taken place
OF hhds at 10 cts, and of bbls. 21c. per gallon.
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STRATT0NS' OFFICE.

Drawn Numbers OF the Va Leesburg Lottery Cla, No G
50 20 Al 80 "a IS % Is 81 II IS s.
Drawn Nos Of tbs Va Leesbug Lottery No i2 drawn 9Th
March:
30 SO Is 50 Is IS 6S IS 81 81 81 50 I6 25.
$4,000.
FOR Monday-Grand Consolidated Lottery Class ~.
Captals-S4OO0, 1000, 500, 20 of 300 SC IS Nos.
IL drawn. Whole Tickets 81
$4,000.
For Monday Morninc-Ai- Nandria Lottery Gas, H.
Caplals-S35, O0O 10000 6OOO 5000 1000 3OOO
40 Nos-l4 drawn. Tickets $40.
u Tickets IN oil the LOTTERIES and the lucky numbers
for sale at STRATTON'S IJICKY OFFICF
mr. 20
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
PLANTERS

kE fully invited large and well assorted
stock Of Hats and Caps consisting OF Beaver Ntra Brush
French Moekn Plain Russia Cashmere Moekin six Angola
huskrat AMI Coney Hats fashionable fashionable and
broad brinsWoo Hats drab and black glazed dosk velvet
Veeieen and cloth Caps o variety graceful
styles OF trimming glazed Caps seaette do in fact
my stock is fun and complete and VIII the frequent
receipt OF seasonabe goods from NV Goods
are mostly from manuiaeoy with which
ed and are warranted equal brought
to this market and viii be sold for OF
factors prices To ss this have examine at
- GEO. w. FERRYs
wholesale and Retail Cash Hat and Cap Street one
door above Aiessrs Nanlew, Smith Hardware store
NH