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SOUND PILOT-OWEN PRESCOTT. Pilot for New
~ Bedford Nantucket Shouts Boston Portsmouth, Portland,
kesnSebeck and other ports qies Frye shsys N19ti
Adams Express Boston TIRES days before wanted
Charge the same from Gay Head. jas lmisr
WANTED-A partner with capital Of 900 to $1,000 to
" embark the wholesale and retail Grocery and Liquor
business Meme need apply but those who have been brought
TO the business and willing give their whole
aud produce undoubed reference character and integrity
Apply by letter with real signature stating VIII inter-
view be had addressed to A. H. Office ofthis paper
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THE VIRGINIA MINSTRELS, known as Old Dan En-
met Bill Whitlock Frank Brewer Dick Pelham, will,
At the request Of several gentlemen give Concert No 20
Park Row, Thursday Evening 10TH For particulars
qure at the bar Of the Cornucop Tickets EACH To
commence at o'clock. 15f2t*ec
INWARD REASON OF CHRlsTIANITY-HENKY
JAMES will deliver fourth lecture at the Stuvvesant In
stitute, Thursday Evening. 18th inst.
Subject-Unity Of God and Man.
Lecture to commence half-past Admittance free.
y l5f 2tsec
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90 THE MYSTERIOUS CHEvALIER-A RO.
NANCE OF FRENCH HIsTORY-by g. P. r. James,
&c.
This is novel repete with startling and absorbing in
ciden Connected with the plot some OF those admir-.
able romances of French history for which the writings Of
Mr. James are remarkable. The adventures oil the
Mysterious and his noble protege form one
OF the most entertaining novels Of the Brother Jonathan
SERIES
The mysterious Chcvaler" will be published To-
MORROW in Extra Double BROTHER JONA-
THAN, from the Office 1872 Nassau street.
Price I21 cents, ten copies for ST. Newsmen must
apply early as only limited edition has been printed
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
$4,000 Wilmington Railroad IS, 1885, 6af; $1,000 do do
do 81 rs shares Wilmington Railroad, OF do schuy
kill Navigation, 323
ArrEn BoAsp.-$aooo Wilmington Railroad, SIS. 1853
s.; 10 shares Girard Bank g.
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90 TOMORROW, A NEW NOVEL, BY A
FACTORY GRL-Lights and Shadows of Factory
Life in New Engand-This is original production OF
great beauty and merit written by a girl actively en-
poyed Tor five years in of the New England
tories This work is of decided talent and is an honor
as well as an orname to the literature of the country
tory Life; which, while will be new to the majority
will greatly interest all readers. The incidents stir
ring and wrought out with great effect 1t will be issued
tomorrow (fhursday) morning, in extra New World,
ana VIII be for sale at the Office 30 Ann street, and by
SIS per hundred.
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Foreign Importations.
ST THoMAs-Brg Pennsyvana-( Reported yesterday(-so
tons fusc 500 hides IS bales deer skns DO goat do
Schmidt coo bIs bay water $500 Penniston-s00 III
Lee-1 pkg specie Woe-275 FIVE franc S275 Gos-
venoI-t39 Schlesnger-25 Mexican doubloons Hogg
1905 five franc 2o3 doubloons Turey-i boz Aymar
col Zerger6 bbs Atwater-I bale Avezza-
nsi pipe bay water Labsgh-l box Batlet-Sio2O
Hicks col pitc leading do section hose Wemore
"a quantity Of oranges master.
Domestic Importatl0ns.
New ORLEANs-Barque Rio Gande-lo0 bbls molasses 40
bales cotton HaveRs co00 bbs beans Churchman Ro-
oeIn-l3 90 masnng buckIo casks beeswsx bale skins a
Bishop23 bbs IS hf do 1888 lard Bebee Broth,s-O
bbls md:e Everett Battee50 sacks wheat L-gget
low63 bbls haxseed do beeswax do flour Youugs co
1877 bbs pork @ Douglass.
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Married.

Married..
In this city Monday evening" 18th instant by the
Rev. Dr. Hutton Mr.. WILLIAM HAsELrINE, Of Philadel.
Phia' to Miss FANNY c. GLEASON Of Haverhill, Mass.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Feb. 49,
No. 81 L. s. Bowman ct al. appellants, vs.. the City
OF Jacksonville ct al. The argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr. Legare for the appelces, and
concluded by Mr.. Test, for the appellants. Ad-
journed till tomorrow morning, ii O'clock.
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SIG. RAPETTI'S
LAST CONCERT THIS SEASON.
CIGR RAPETTl has the honor inform his friends and the
~ public that his last Grand Vocal
Music will take place Nblo's Saloon, on "wednesday
Eve nng which he will be assisted by
following tai ent:-
Mrs. Loder, Mr. Bouce,
Mr. Schofenbeg, Mr. Timm.
Ssnor Rspe will this occasion play Of his
compositions composed for this Concert which
he dedicstes the n OF New York
Sign Rape has been induced in consequence of the hard
times, to put his tickets at
FIFTY CENTS,
Which be mad principal Stores the a-
loon on the f. 'ening Of the Concert. f4sr
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Passengers Arrived.
NEw ORLEArs-Barque Rio Grande-Mr Diackery, M Der.
gamery and lady, Phillips, A Phillips.
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MON EY MARKET.

ts
The feeling at the Stock Board was less buoyant to-day
Sales were not large, and prices generally gave way
Ohio SIS fell per cent; Kentucky 6 /; Delaware and
Hudson,2
Mobile funds better to-day that is to say there is
very little disposition to buy. The rate is nominal 49,
At the Board there but small business done.
The President addressed the public at some length
Mr.. Harlan, the Secretary of State for Kentucky re-
Gently published statement of the debt of that Civ
ing the full amount at $4,000 1885, viz $5l5 900 at per
cent, and s,3s77s3 at per cent 1t is most extra
ordinary fact that he omitted $9 800 bonds issued to
the Board of Education $40 900 to the Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund.- and 50 coo issued the Bank of
Kentucky and the Northern Bank. The whole amount
of bonds issued is as follows
Amount OF bonds issued to the Bank Of Kentucky and
Northern Bank, 50 600 900
Amount Of internal mprov ements 1900 1888
Amount to Board Of Education, OH, 500
Amountto Commissioners of Sinking Fund, 10000
Actual debt, os4o2ss
1t is pretended that the bonds issued the Banks and
the interest being paid by them there LA
bility. Then has Alabama, Louisiana, and other
States no debt. The bill to charter new bank with
capital Of 00O has again been revived in the State
Senate and>may become law.
The Supreme Court of Arkansas in delivern their
opinion in the of Conway and Others er parte as
Trustees of the Real Estate Bank, upon an application
for a writ of mandamus, say -
Should the assets of the CORPORATION prove insufficient
its creditors then the State responsible what
ever smount justly and equtaby owing and the held
ers OF her bonds and other public securities need be un
der apprehensons but that she will faithfully and ho
morally discharge to the utmost farthng all her engage
ments regardless alike whether they be in the hands
foreign domestic capitalists. The principles Of virtue
well of public justice (Which confident
citizens and will respect and obey)
utterly forbid the idea that this young free and prospe.
State i'll permit jot title of her plight.
ed faith and recorded honor to fall to the ground"
Brave words! very brave words. Where's the mo.
ney7
The State Bank system OF Alabama is finally abolished
The bill to put the Huntsville Bank, the last branch in
liquidation passed the Sd inst in the House. by
of ds to- The bill the that passed by the Se
nate and law. The liabilities of the other banks
are follows
To the State, 50 $3.50, s45 OF
To Bondholders, 92ll,762 90
Note holders and depositors, 100000 90
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Which is the fund to which the note holders have tn.
right to look in the first instance for the security Of
debt of 100000 being in eject two dollars of selected
security for dollar OF debt But is idle to suppose
that any Of these assets be collected for many years.
unless those who take advantage of the great dpreca
ton of the bsto get of cheap The State is to provide
for the interest and State expenses and must levy tax
which will for ten years to come, be receivable only in
the deprecated outstanding bills The State collect
available whatever unless she funds the cir
culaon, which will add So 100000 to the standing debt.
and $500 to the annual charge, which, with the State
expenses will require tax equal to 81 800 900 per
Will this be paid
hofollowing is return Of the leading features of the
banks Of New YORK; according the returns the Com
mia
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| GRAND MILITARY BALL.
| ATAN ADJOURNED MEETING Of the OAcen OF
s.. ): !: , Ts
:ss FS strictly y the Birth Day
b s s5irE
And al 's' I'll s 'a York
Colonel smith, '' Captain yandenbex,
s s'sas cc"i,
| Devoe. Vanoutersterp,
HHSSugh Po,ley,
Major S3RSS;s,,, ss sSss1saa.
FfS swii IMS Sssl.
| Avery, Goidey,
| Sage, Rikeman,
| Chap Durham, Prudhomme,
Capt Capt s SSsS$$%;s; ,.,, f lyons lyons
| Pudy, Sherwood,
Col. Biss.I 55ewn,
Smith Smith. F ssssn
Maj. Bennett Helne.
Capt. y.ndeub snS'' COMMITTEE Cook.
| Chapman, Surg. Ring,
f FaISy.' sers'' J'F' Brown
No to be admitted 'H sE6 j. s s%Th Chairman.
ADJ Sheldon. Secretary. Bfdt.ec
"a FRIEND ~ NEED IS A FRIEND INDEED .
GISs IS
unforuna,r victim darkest
g ss:s ftt9 Viii
@ wholly d on ' to hm ice
Ss he ::sn
pivOn. Pce 81 per VIAL which warranted y Al cases
CITY CASH TAILORING EsTABLTsHMENT.
2O2 BROADWAY.
OWING to facilities afforded the subscriber purchasing
S @ $
Fashionable garments reduced from
mo any Il he ashS ' wo
He wouldrss attention % hi, superior Style of su,us
vii! SsTsnt e fl The most sihisai, form
Gus that 10 Broadway are obliged
for ,r,ieIe Of ores. than s upon
most . that any article Of cotcas c,p be obssS
splendid Of Ready Made Clohing. superbly
full suit made up at few hours notice ,,n,., Gov
J'HE COPAETNERsHIP heretofore eIiy,ns under the
me aud firm OF Jehn Lloyd Woodruff /, hereby dis
solved vow ". Y. t WtSS95PDnyry
New York, Feb. II, 1919. ISL 81 eodm
OFFIc,ss OF THE THE, NV vs YoHk BANK NOTE LIST
at cents discount p HUNDRED dos and broken SAFETY
''"' '''''''''"' ~ EDM6SD cHAnLEs & so9s,
Wanted Pennsylvania Relief Notes at improved rates
story ses house, No. 1H Th afa St. I've sis
AID cellar and mai, %,es mrnss' hrO'F9sp FS
d. REWARD-Lot the 9th inst the Ball given by The
pa officers OF the 81 Regiment at the Apollo Rooms, h.d
Coral Bracelet for the wrist By leaving II at No 50 franklin
81 The above reward will be given aa.I
rJJR NiTUKE FUK SALE AND HOUSE TO LET
The advertiser will sell handsome but good assort
Household tuei,uc. all Q, which "a in good eond,
ton for prices which The would bng at auction. Any
erson being Of house Furnished with immediate pes
session. gd the above desirable opportunity. The
Home IL three stories and situated in the immediate vcni
" Of the Park Post Office Adore. Unum, Park Post Office,
stating where a interview may be had.
NBThe sale made IN consequences Of the family giving
up Housekeeping IA Ninssso
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY Is.

SUN RISES. ......6 81 NOON RIsEs......-..-
SUN .....5 80 HIGH wArER......... l6
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AUCTION SALES.
TH0MAs BELL. Auctioneer.
fetsvss Nos. ~ .9nr aud lis Fuitos strcst.i

fSsefff t0s ~ INN and lis FULTON strcss.t
WEDNESDAY,
Atiof O'CLOCK at the sales room ~ -.
r. :s .s'i s
s :s %is';s s: :: fs si
ia% ss"''f
removed from BSooi!yn fos convent nee Or sale. -''
A''' 900 lbs carled hair TH FL sshSj;sn''
Atlo< O'Clock, in the sale rooms
y the bss, I'm makers the world including Of stOddan
Also SSs.ey of excellent furniture The paintings
Same time cases ''uf I'd biz &c. sc.
Atlox O'Clock in The sales room.
slchn: London Cloths ea. kDeSs 1es,nss
Also pledged articles fancy goods. ewely guns. cutlery
COO sas .ss broad
beaver cloths and 1 patterns
s2I.e sass. n %s,eS e london s
hand soShhrs go msrno silk and ca,hmere shsws scas
Also ehoee 10, Of pe1famery 0'"e' '"0'e 100''
az Fk kiEEL i H Hkd6I Aisi'ij
Store soi Broadway. of Duane streets
RmA are nov ready to made edyanc
fs' out
Se ind Saturdays Fur
WEDNESDAY 18Th Feb.
A,,rgs 10, ~ Sh O O'Clock n the sale rooms
Also elegant piano ores, by Dubois Bacon Cham.
Ss s1e Sy Briggs; one Lindeman' fa BOueIea
Also, a good lot of fine clothing.
Also one pair fine gold epuleres $ and in ORDER
Al the above goods will be sold without reserves for cash
Large safe OF valuable paintings evening this week.
farcula" in t'med r1,rpsn.v
At I0k o'clock in the sales room,
o pots OF Green House Plants, comprising every
.nnm. Il H, TIMPsoN, Aac,ione.T
% hG spuS .nS na1
ware carety Housekeeping articles. fancy goods &c. III
TAKE place ths DAY at II Flat st. at clock consisting OF
Also the stock Of furnishing store pemp-
and dry mes%es door and able mat. baskets.
window blinds brooms bird coffee and pots japan
Also heavy hardware brushes table and pocket
Catalogues are now and the good. can be examined to
ne hour Of sale Fo, particularly see under auction head in
FEiTPsent adhesive Eel. for .heathng tops of houses
'"' GoG H VS. so Sy ST.
t few single ren,Ie%sn AID gentleman and
convenience in private family No a Robinson street
fl23tsm
| WIDOW WEIGHS FEMALE PrLLs-Thi. medicine
so celebr ted England and the whole continent Of
Europe Tor the first time been introduced the United
Ssn,e, Its great gss in Sb,.IueOns and other
ali and Sey a
hsy S Ss i female will be without them
Su R:fs nss Asy b FOR :as
ase 5 s % he % Ts
isit them and hi; precauon TO the public them
ply ct the Drug Store 7, Chambers I'd hou. Of
Broadway II lmisec
| SIG. RAPETTPS
| LAST CONCERT THIS. SEASON.
SlGR RAPETTl has the honor inform his friends and the
public that his last Grand Concert Vocal Intrumenta
which Ss % on % AZ
following tai emit
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st. Thorn AS.

Correspondence of the Herald.]
ST. THOMAS, Jan. 20, 1913.
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is be further noted that the circulation and deposits
are the only debt payable demand for which time
y provision and punctual payment of interest will not be
ample for many years to come and that nearly two mil
lions loss Of funds previously accumulated and not
debt to be provided for.
The gross assets of the banks, therefore, are fol-
lows
Loans reported by joint committee, $le,4Ol ,s7s II
Do omitted, 100000 90
Real and personal estate, l,574467 90
Specie, LOLA 900 81
$3.50 1913 90
There are, therefore, nearly twenty millions of gross
assets with which to meet about seventeen millions Of
gross liabilities OF these there are by the correct
Communication, positively good
BY the joint committee loans, $685. 1856 so
OF the omitted items say 100000 90
Real and other property at half cost, 7s7.2ss so
Specie, l,07i993 81
Sl0,sl4,367 81
To which of the doubtful debt, say % per
cent, as collectable about 500, 900 90
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GRAND MILITARY BALL.
TAN ADJOURNED MEETING Of the Officers o
"A Uniform Corps held the Howard House Frdsl
evening last Colonel George Smith the chair, il
Resolved, That the Invitation Ball be the Tvol
saloon on the S2d February 70 the Birth DaI
of Was hi shall Be strictly Military.
That the Invitation COMMITTEE be empowered 10 invite
HIS EXCELLENCY, GOV. BOUCK AND SUITE
The Officers Of the Army and Navy on this station
And all general officers Of the City and County Of New Yorl
their9 Staff
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She will tell persons whether they are married or net an.
what kind Of husband wife they Wilt GET describe their
characters and host Of correct
founded on her knowledge ofthe sciences Of
ogy physognomy neurology philosophy &c. Az proof
Of She liberty refer hun
deds Of first citizens including cleymen, judges
physicians and many Of the enlightened ladies
the city.
Admission Museum, cents; Children half pres
An charge Of l2k those who consult the 6psy
Woman. 0r
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Cleared.
Ship Chandler Price Dunlevy, Antwerp ii Roberson
Schs Union Ballance, Plymouth, Nc President, Penfel
Baltimore. Sturges Chairman.
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AMUSEMENT rs.
WEIGHS
Oh Y M PIC CIR Gro -.
AT TIE - ~
PARK THEATRE -

m IMMENSE EXERTIONs4
he Choice ofthe Whole Profession in,he
ron THE IhhnE GREAT sPECTACLES
'"> ne LAsTWEEK BUT TWO or THE SEASON
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rorn;na - neuiet NoticePiaces must be secured inh
IL P,nsom;m 70 prevent dlppontments during the run
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THE SECOND PART will commence with,
The Four Gladiator.
NEGRO DOTN(30

NOTICE.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANs
For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will b
Grand Day Performance every Saturday Afternoon,
mencrg at o'clock precisely embracing all the choice and
most splendid
EQUE STRAIN AND GYMNAsTIC ACTS
VI the Seaso For particulars handbs tho Boz Ul.
fee which Saturday will be ready for delivery from -
clock A. NJ. Until the time Of opening
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MARKET

OTTicE OF rHE AMERICAN, Der. 30, p. VI.
~ATILE.-Thc were about 100 head of Beef Cat
Tic offered Tor sale at the Scales this morning, 900 Of which
were sold to the packers md butchers. and the balance laid
over. The prices paid ranged from Sl5 to S2i per 100
lbs on the hooi, which is equal To about 50 a ga net as in
quality. These show no change since tins day week.
HoGS.-Saleso Of live Hogs TO day at Local 5 per 100
lbs: The supply in market is not large.
~ but little demand of Howard street
Flour, and the transactions are very moderate. We note
a sale IL day from store at S4,25 for good mixed brands. nj
whlch price the article is generally held. The receipt price
is Si,l2b.
We note sales of 1900 bbls. City Mills Flour on Saturday
and to day at S4,25.
a sale Of 2O0 bbls. Susouehnnnn F1our 4, . an
GhAlN.-The receipts Of Wheat are extremely light.
ana prices have advanced. We quote good to prime Md.
REDS today at9O a "a cts. and ordinary to good at 80 a 80
cts. A load of Md. red Whea, was sold to-day 10 a mil.
lef at ~ cts, and a similar load to u shipper at g5 cts. We
quote Md. white Whcats at 95 n 1903 cts-salcs. Sales of
old Corn to-day at 1T II A. cts. for white, and SO a 81 c,.
Tor yellow. We quote new white ut ~ IA - cts. and yellow
AT IS a ~ cts. We quote Oats at 81 n - cts.
fRoN lSlONS.-We have not heard of any sales of
either Beef or Pork to-day. Prices are without change.
and are as follows, namely: New Mess Beef SO n $40:
NO. l. So,aO a SO; Prime s. n Sc; Mess Pork $40. 80
anu Prime S9,25 n $3.50. Bacon continues very dull.
ana holders ask former prices, viz: prime Western as.
sorted II n Al cents; Sides ! n a cents, Shoulders 3 q 81
cents and Hams ; Il = cents. The last sales of No i
western Lard in kegs were st 81 cents on time. The
same description in bis is held ut DC. Butter is dull. and
BLADES IS held at the following rates, viz: No. | At II a
III cents; No. J at Il l25 cents, and No. Cat a cts.
is II rather improved dem,nd I'm,
prees remain IA last quoted. Sales to-day AZ 81 cents fur
hhds. aud 22c; for bbls.
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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE BUILDING.

Wednesday evening, per mail, New Jersey, Class Ill
Isplltais; S2O.OOO, 1000, $500, 500, $500, 1873, Is Of
7s Numbers-l3 Drawn. Tickets s..
Thursday evening, per mail, Alexandra. Extra, Class
25s: Capitals Of $4,000, 5000. 1000, 1884, 10 Of
1000, 10 Of 500, 30 OF 200, 30 Of $50, 90 Of 100. 300 Of
100, &c. - Numbcrs-l3 Drawn. Tickets SIS.
Fnday-draws in the Exchange, Lecsburg. Glass A.
Capital prizes: $4,000, l.5lO, 1000, 800, 600, 500, . Of
$50, : Of $50, , OF 100. &c. 66 numbcrs-l2 drawn.
Tickets 81.
S~aturday-Drawiug received Monday morning. Grand
Consolidated, Extra, class 90. Cupitals-S7. 900. 1000,
1900, 1000. 597, , Of 300, , Of 200, ; OF $50, 10 Of 100.
&c 20 numbers-l2 drawn. Tickets 81.
$4,000.
For Saturday, November 4th. Alexandra LOTTERY, Glass
o. f~nkes-S3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, $500, 1927, 1000,
$500, u 10 prizes Of 1000, so Of 500. 90 Of 400. GO Of
300, 90 Of $50. &c. IS Nos.-12 drawn. Tickets $40.
10000.
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. -, for 1870 be drawn
al Alcxandra, ID. c., on Saturday the llth Of November.
1919. Capitals: $4,000. 10000. 6OOO. 5000. 1000. $500
1000, LA, 25 prizes Of 1000, IS Of 500. 9s Of 900. 900 of
200, &c.-75 Nos. ~ drawn. Tickets $40. Certificates
OF fackages OF - whole Tickets $3.50; shares in proportion.
$4,000.
Alexandra Lottery. class p. for 1sI3-to be drawn NJ
Alexandra, ID. c., on Saturday. tho 18th November. 1919.
Splendid prizcs:-SiO,OOO, 10000, 5000, 3255, 1900.
2OOO, 1900, $500, 1900, 1000, 10 prizes Of 1000. 10 Of 500.
10 Ut 800, l5of 300, 100 vt $50, &c. - numbc Lotto.
y-l5 drawn. Tickets $40. Certificates Of packages Of
% whole tickets Sl3O-shurcs in proportion.
$4,000.
NNAahula boiciy' class ruubCr 90, tof lSt3-to be
drawn IN Alexandria, u. c., ON Saturday, the 25ti Of No.
yember, lsiJ. Brilliant schcmc-S30,OOO, 10000, 5000,
25bl, b pines Of 1900, 100 prizes OF 1000, 10 Of 3Op, &c.
Tickets $40. Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole tick.
cts Sl3O-shaies In proportion.
u Al orders confidential; and the drawing forwarded
Immediately after its receipt here.
For Tickets and shares or Certificates Of Packages in the abovc
Splendid Lotteries sddrcs
o. 30 cHAs. woRTHAN, Richmond. Va.
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR-For sale by
- &c 30 J. \. GORDON.
SALr-iOOO sacks bss, fne SALT aaoat Tor sale by
~ % DAVENPORT \ ALLEN.
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FAIRHANK,s
warranted.

VHhtc warranted.
VNWE Manufacturers have brought these balances r. = very
n great degree Of perfection, and i'm their various r,otisr,.
tionshaye adapted them To all the purposes for which not only light
but heavy transactions are rcquhedby weight. In the mechanical
construction, care is taken 10 secure srRrVarn. NJ a,nulr, .sp
accuRscy-aecup not merely ia specific pointto given amount.
but uniform accuracy n every angle Of the platform and throughout
The entire range from the lowest 10 the highest capacity ofthe Bal.
ahcc
The notifications for stores warehouses, &C, arc got up with re-
ference 90 oompactness and convenience. a. wena q peuanency and
accuracy. These are wholly metallic, and arc either portable or
Dormant Portable scales are made n weigh 200. 500. 700, 1000.
1900 and 2O00n Counter scatet, from ! an o. 70 % ns. Dor
nant Feales 70 be placed nsni form a part Of the floor weighing
tOoO, $500 1000 lbs. Dormant scales with iron levers. new and
beautiful models for weighing loaded wagons, Railroad Cap and
heavy merchandise, drawing from I TO 20 tons. Movcabo scales on
wheels 1000 and 1000 lbs.
These scales Keep theirs adjustment perfecty-arc never liable n
oerahgemenI and seldom To any expense for rcpsin. They arc in
ue IN most OF The Railroads. the q. =. and In some ofthem they
nave been long IN use, the operation being perfect So, also. In the
uo.hant ma portable scales for weighing merchandise; Merchants
andothers who have had them In oonstsn nj Use Tor a succession of
yeaf',tesufy 70 their uniform accuracy, and 70 the fact that they an.
PearunsGsctedby wear. For ale ~ m BALpVyIN.
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