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Iemeriiy of Chinese Jugelers.-Seyeral of

Ismeraty Of Chinese Jugg'srs.-Several of
their feats of skill and daring arc, to the uninita-
cd, truly astonishing; for instance: Two men
from Nankin appear in the streets of Canton, the
one places his back against stone wall, or wood
en- fence; the upper part of his person IS dvested
OF clothing. His associate armed with large
knife, retires to a distance, say from 100 to 200
feet. AT a given signal, the knife is thrown with
unerring aim in the direction of the person CD.
posite. to within hairs breadth of his neck, i'm.
mediately below his ear. With such certainty of
success is the blow aimed, and so great is the
confidence reposed by tho one in the skill of the
olher that not the Slightest uneasincss is discerni
bic IN tho features of him whose life is a forfeit
to the least deviation the part Of the practtion-
er. This feat is again and again performed, and
with similar success, only varying the direction
of the knife to the opposite side of the neck
of the person, or TO any point of proximity
10 the living target; as the spectators may desire,
Another, and the last feat to be mentioned,
is equally exciting. A man is armed with an in.
strument, resembling trident, or what is termed
| by sailors "grains," to which formidable weapon
| is attached a long handle of hard wood. The
juggler, with surprising strength Of arm, throws
this weapon perpondicularly into the air to great
height; as it gains the greatest elevation, he
measures with q practised eye and wonderful pre.
cision the exact spot on which it will fall. To
i this point he advances step by steps in an insta nj
the weapon decends with fearful velocity, scrap.
ing the edges Of some .protruding part Of his per
i son; thus giving proof Of a singular daring ant
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

trade Of the United States. exports and imports

in lS4l. N -'''pof'S'
MS vast trade has grown up and EXPANDED
little Or no expense to the nation in the wav of f
lc:IHa'lng or protecting it. In behalf of our for
elgh commerce the Government builds light hous-
esand Notifications prepares harbors maintains
navy regards it in the negotia tons of treaties.
Inc Report presents strongly the claims of our
internal Western trade to the attention of the
Government. At its prodigious ratio of growth it
must soon oustrip utterly our foreign commerce
Not one-tenth Of the fertile lands of the great
Mississippi Valley is yet occupied; the resources
OF mat immense region are comparatively up.
touched.--What will not the next ten wears en-
hloit IN new Developments of national wealth in
that quarter b., 10 s. -
An appropriation of one million of dollars is
asked by the Committee for the improvement of
the navigation of the Mississippi and its principal
tributaries. The annual losses on these rivers
average rs much rs the amount here called for.
i: further stated that the amount paid for insur
ance on the Western steamboats, alone, without
including their cargoes, is equal to the proposed
appropriation; and ii part of the amount thus paid
Is required on account of the dangers of the nav
igatior.
1t was not in vain that these forcible represen.
tations were made to Congress. An appreciation
was voted for removing distractions from the
Western rivers; but tho amonnt, we believe, was
less than the sum asked for by the Senate's COM
mittee. 1t will no doubt henceforth be a part of
the policy of the Government 10 take due care of
the vast inland trade of the country as well as of
our foreign commerce.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

The first portion of the Ruins which is
morning the 10Th February
Iwasco
dand
was enabled foundmy
which
ling OF city, which, hazard little in must have been
cnabe; tobeee
world had before
departed civilization A looked about and INDUCED these reflections
profoundly with the
of
ciy,a amid =" '"'es "
OF he veryrin nsaret etremendou
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

AwtM Calculation.-An ingenious, authentic.
and valuable statistic work published few yea rs
SINCE, says that the number of inhabitants who
nave lived on the earth amount to about 26, $685.
1875 ,O75,S4O. This sum, the writer saws.
when divided by 3,O96, 900, the number of square
leagues OF land on the surface Of the globe leaves
!2,s2O,57S.7S2 persons to each square league..-
There are 27 1864, 900 square miles of land which
being divided as above, it will give about five per-
sons to each square foot of terra frma on the
globe. Let the earth be supposed to be one vast
burying ground, and, according TO the above state
ment, there will be 1888 persons to be buried on
each square rod; supposing it capable of being
divided into twelve graves, it appears that each
grave contains 100 persons, and that the whole
earth has been one hundred times dug over to
bury Its inhabitants: supposing they had been
equally distributed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

Cholic IN Horses.-I was told by gentleman
of Prince George county, that teacupful of spir-
its of turpentine would give instant relief to hors-
es la boring under this disorder. He added that
on one occasion, all the oxen of his two carts were
hoven-that is, as you know, suddenly swollen
by the generation of gas in the stomach, from
eating green food. The overseer expected all
would die, when our informant ordered teacup-
full of spirits Of turpentine, dfused in oil, to be
given to each. The relief was in every case in
stantaneous and effectual, almost before he could
have thought there was time to swallow. Such
facts should always be communicated for wide
diffusion and preservation, in agricultural jour.
nals.-American Farmer.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

This is pretty just account
Or Burgoyne's legions-whole amount,
Who come across the Northern Lakes
10 desolate our happy States.
Their brass cannon's we have got all
Fifty-six-both great and small;
And ten thousand stand of arms,
To prevent all future harms;
Stores and implements complete,
or workmanship exceeding neat;
Covered wagons in great plenty,
And proper harness no way scanty,
Among our prisoners, there are,
Six Generals, Of fame most rare:
Six members Of their parliament
Reluctantly they seem content;
Three British Lords. and Lord Balcarras,
Who came, our country free, to harras.
Two Baronets of high extraction,
Were soreIy wounded in the action.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

Progress Of Manufactures.--The Massachu-
setts manufacturers have so improved their ma
chinery and their skill, and the price of wool are
so moderate, that they can now make excellen,
moussclines dc laine--that is, woollen muslin--at
cost of only eight cents per yard. 1t is also
said that the Lowell mills are making fine cloths
and cassmeres, equal to The imported and at a
cost as favorable. Important improvements are
steadily making in the above departments which
enable>our manufacturers to compete successfully
with those Of Europe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

Good.-The Portland Bulletin tells this "a
stranger exquisite passing up Middle street the
other day wished to call a coach, but deeming it
vulgar to speak loud enough to be hoard, he
failed. A sailor observing the difficulty, hailed
in voice like speaking trumpet, "Holoa the rep
said Jack, looking unutterable things at the
dundy-"here's something that wants you!''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

Cricket FigMs.-The Chinese have curious
way Of training these little insects for prize fights
which take place in large China basin or bowl,
round which the excited sporsmen stand. or rather
dance. The creatures arc "set ON by being
exasperated by straw which is poked at them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
|aE nj. z.
rsrKni.uosAL..,

ad 4e .tf hsn, |, an p.s.d1 l sff
EEe fw 81 fw, sheds, ,.s tLe s. Stss ' own.
ant y hs leisure tShay apu nv ..
5E4 i'sE his mind VI yis ID 's ''s
" WI he entered 20 found III 0 lat '!4E II
"A <ski5fysM YIN Z nth; more rf * king tw'
paint, or put on agf1e,
ss4ye M norninftheir anvis wtrk, -
.frl4&y rv ,sgui who RACED ike Turk;
"a 'opss, he xcd, "sucf q 1latterng X
r1n8 sssr an &c owe eighl !, re- sleep
M. HI y q Iill tthey keep Iurnping aWay
rie an Me wholse the day;
. NSN = nap, anhs daugh sr's nav song,
|<US., Ann 'ndsi by their hamniJ Jrs ding doug.
khy3gs jssl' Vsleaa, purc base his shop,
X ffRnosn TN '.rastubbn, detersnincd 10 stop;
hoth bis :, ts and sealth to ipprove,)
+ al ss;k ~ lEiSs l'n fifty gineas to move
IN Ttho pa ahat win nuke US amends"
N Z. .s'gas s-a 'he 'ai.'ro. "and let us r'
md we'H ink ,iithis joyful oce sion,
81 g.ytsy long live his asS' habitation."
sSur l!fs twstblseks tsa anr ptuous regal,
ts>SEr III iot piovsicr hts Wi d his ale, g
SAst - as he plt& sed with : thought that each
~yY1Ifc rRoa him the noiss nd rest ore him 10 rest
5t zdl9 M. = said re, " ID ms where you mean to
s-rn1f& 10 S % spot wherc yor rrade will improse."
ssHhy. sh3 repiied one, wiA grin on his phiz ri
N'''3n kp8 moves to Nj shds, and move to HIs.'
! 2uum
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

Corn-Stalk Fodder.-Extract of letter from
"P. p" Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, to the Cultiva-
tor: 81 last spring sowed one acre of corn, and
find it most excellent feed for milch cows; in
fact, consider it the best feed we can give them,
together with pasture. ] cut and feed it green.
had two crops on the same ground. From the
little experience have had, would say the
ground requires to be good, and as free from
weeds os possible. The first crop, in our section
OF the country, should be sown as early in the
spring as the weather will permit; the second crop
not later than the LIST of July, to insure a full
crop, and time to feed green. The second crop
will outgrow the weeds.''
A letter from NJ. p, New York says: last
year sowed about two acres of corn broadcast
Though neither measured nor weighed the crop,
it was SO abundant and profitable as green and
dry fodder, that intend to do the same while
have afarm."-Cultirator.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

The mind of the thinking man resembles the
soil beneath whose surface lies many precious
seeds-every rain calls forth buds, and every
beam of the sun produces flowers. Fruits fail not
in there due time. The flower garden ofa mind
merely learned endures but during the night
The flowers whittier away under the rays of the
sun, and are followed by no fruits.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13


Mine
3 replied tandwa aked R
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

An Extraordinary Verdict.-The Catta raugus
Republican reports the trial of Nathaniel A.
Lowry, for forgery, at Warren, Pa. The jury,
after being out from II at night until 7 next
morning, came in with verdict of not guilty;
but that the defendant pay t he costs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

British prisoners by Convention, 2442
Foreigner's-by Contra-vention, 2I9S
Torres sent across the Lake,. HOO
Burgoyne and suite, in state, l2
Sick and wounded, bruised and pounded,1 20,
Meier SO much before confounded o@o
Prisoners of war Before Convention, 400
Dcserters come with kind intention; 800
They lost at Bennington's great battle } ,,,o
Where glorious Stark his arms did rattle, l~~o
Killed in September and October, 600
Taken by brave Brown, some drunk, some
sober, 4l3
Slain by high famed Ilerkiman, ,oo
On both fanks, on rear and van, ooo
Indians, suffers and drovers
Enough TO crowd large plains all over,
And those whom grim death did prevent
From lighting against contnent 44l3
And also those who stole away,
Lest down their arms they should lay,
Abhorring that obnoxious day;
The whole make fourteen thous a nd men>
who may not with us fight again. i4''o'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13
Gen. Burgoyne's Overthrow at sar atosa nth
October. I777.

Here foloweth The direful fate
OF Burgoyne and his army great,
Who so proudly did display
The terrors of despotc sway.
His power, and pride, and many threats,
Have been brought low by fort'nate Gates,
To bend TO the United States:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

"What," inquired tho schoolmasier dis the pln-
raj Of penny," 1.-TWO ponce!" slloalsd the sharp
est lad in the class. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-13

Hubshee Grape.-This has lateyebecn intro
duced into Europe from India, and is nearly three
inchos in circumference and an inch and three
quarters lopg.-Amer;can Aeric,,Awralisf.
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THE MARKET.
RAITIMORE pATRIn'r nEETCI,


Tuesday, Fep. II, p. NJ
FLOUR-A sale Of between and 400 barrels Howard st.
Flour goodstandard brands made from this morn
ing at $3.50 The market however inactive and there
NOT doing Some holders unwilling to sell at SO So
We quote the wagon price at 1884 There il a good
stock on hand, with moderate receipts. No transactions
have taken place in City Mills Flour since our previous re
Port-Eedes generally asking 1915. No sales Of
Susquehanna.
GRAlN.-We have change to nots in tho price
OF Wheat. Receipts by wagons limited, and sales
made at 40 IS cents for good best reds. The only
transactions in Corn, since last quotations. was
sale yesterday OF 2,00O bushels white from store AT
10 cents Nothing done in Rye OATS O transactions
IN Cloverseed. We quote prime nominally 1915. No
Pennsylvania Grain OF any description IN market.
CATTLE-oyer 500 head Beef Cattle were offered at
the scales yesterday morning. and about $50 head
ken By butchers at prices ranging from 225 325 per
100 lbs the hoof, equal $50 $50 net About 100
head OF the balance hand and So do were dry
North
PRONlSiONS.-Salss Of No. 1 Western Lard in
kegs were made yesterday cents per 10. and Of
prime Western assorted Bacon at AZ cents Baltimore
cured Bacon is held follows, viz; ams at "a l5 cents
sides at cents and shoulders IaI1 We are not
advised any sales OF Beet Pork and quote nom
nnlly as before: New Baltimore packed Mess Beef "a,
SS,50a9; No. ut S7a7,5O Prime $3.50 n So new
Western Mess Pork at $780, Baltimore No. ut SIS
So and Prime $3.50.
WHlSkEN.-A sale of bbls. made this morning
ut 10 cents. We quote hhds Is cents. The demand
is limited and is difficult effect sales present prices
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Auetion 5ales.
THIS DAY.

Ey nc. nc. Dickinson A Brether.
SALE OF NEGROES
Ri virtue Of Deed of Trust executed IN the
- suhscrbss by Asand>f Rs 9ssh No,.h., tstS
NJ record IN Ch.ssrhei IN Top 81 ~ ar
Tavern IN The city of Richmond Thursday iGth inst NJ
likely Slaves. - -
Ihs above Slaves young and Gy good character
Iethi- cash ~. RHODES. Trustee
r. ~ d"i- x. ~ DICKINSON BROTHER Auct.
By -snIo-- a Bro,her.
FRESH DRY GOODS-At Auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING PED 49, eom~ne nr NJ 10 o'ebes
We viii 81" without reserve Fresh Dry Goods
just received from Philadelphia IN par-
Shirtng~ and Sheeung-
Maselles Yestngs
English sud American Prints
White and cold Cotton Hose
Checks, Ticking
Mouselin de Lame
T~illed Blankets,
Corded Skirts
Linens, Linen and Cotton Hdkfs
Jaconet Cambria, Ribbons
Cambria and Cotton Umbrella.
Sup. sewing silk, ID Thread
Pearl Lasting and Gilt Buttons.
ALSO
An inToiee Of Fancy Goods Cutlery,
ren yocket and dirk Raves Fancy Perfnsrv Hem
ming Neee Hooks ami Eye, Side COMBS supend.r sp.et.
e Cloth and Shoe Brushes Jewey Cologne and to close sale,
lot Of Coats. Pants &c.
e1ysae positive. I. u Ikn ,,..
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE HIHRYNG.

Drawing of the Va Monongala at Baltimore
February 18th
90 60 % l. 20 - ~ II - { IS.
Nos IL - CO. whole Prize Of $50 sold
Office. 0 The fortunate holder called yesterday put
amount Of sI27 so IN his pocket.
FOR LUCKY NUMBERS, THIS Is THE OFFICE.
Put money thy complain OF hard times when
the Of relief easy Just glance
chances TO obtain fortune Now,
small investment and can't money pocket
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For Thursday Evening per Mail
Va. Monongala, Extra Class No. 5-Prizes: Sl7, 500.
5000, $500, li45, u Go prizes Of 500, &c IS Nos.
and Il drawn. Tickets s..
For Fridayat ~ O'Clock. P. NJ in the Exchange
Va. Leesburg, Class No. Prizes: $4,000, prizes
OF 1000, &c. 75 Nos. and IL drawn. Tickets So
For Saturday received Monday morning
Grand Consolidated, No. 7-Wilmington-Prize | OF
$1,000, 10 OF $50, &c. &c Nos and IL drawn. Tick.
cts ST.
Alexandria, Class z, Alexandra. is February
Pnzes-S35,29i, 10000, 5000, 3OO0 2O73 Is of 1900
60 of 1000, 60 Of 500, so Of 3OO &c IS Nos and ~
drawn. Ticket. $40.
Alexandria, Class F. sSth Of February
P1zes-S3O,OOO 10000, 5,000 $500, 5000, $500
1895, Of l,50O, 80 prizes OF 1000 50 of $50 IS Of
200 IS of $780, l25 OF l25. rs Nos and Is drawn Tick
$40.
sThe certificate Of packages whole halves or ouaers
any Lottery advertised BY c. Gregory may tunes
be obtained on the lowest terms AZ this Office
BAN orders confidential and attended prompne..
for Packages OF for single Ticket
lo-sharss in all the above, proPorion-fors sale by
f. 10 CHARLES WORKMAN.
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In the SENATE, Mr.. Evans replied. as was expected
with that ability which he is distinguished the Speech
Of Mr.. McDuie OF the preceding day. We shall have
pleasure in publishing in due course report or sketch Of
his sPecch-Nat Intsiiiseaeer Of yesterday.
In the HoUSE. Mr.. Aolds bill to reduce the per diem o
members to SO, and the mileage Sc for every 90 miles
discussed through the day All sorts Of confusion and
disorder prevailed. The ntelgencer says .Such ano
Their days proceedings has rarely been witnessed in that
honorable body" Nothing WINS done with the hill
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MELANCHoLY DISASTER.

We have been favored by W. X. Jones. Esq. Secretary
OF the Board OF undcrwers with the following account
Of the loss of the brig Raymond and most Of her
~ Y. Express.
ABsEcoN BEACH. n. j.. Feb. 10.
The brig Raymond, came shore this morning about
O'Clock, little below Absecom Beach, near Great Egg
Habor bar. The Captain, LIST mate, and Of the crew
were drowned. Cargo 800 hhds. sugar. and bbs moa.
ses Vessel bged and full OF water main ,opmast carried
city
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PROLAPsU> UTERI.

hR. Ro THoMPsoNs Pelvic Corset and uero ,,.o,,,r,,
badase Tor the relief and Pruapsus Jter or Falling
OF inc womb present apprnhaton than
other instruments which have been The profession for he
prevention and cure Of TIL, distressing disease
The late Dr. John Ebere Medical Col.r- of pb. p,c
sof se"a OF Columbia College, city Washington and many
others distinguished IN the profession. speak highest terms Of
approval OF these
I Peie,e tose; j. simple IN is and Possesses ad.
Nanse- winch must be appaentto acquainted with the
anatomy OF he paris who viii easy OF ap-rsr
aud worn by the patient without any inconvenience ny
prompt aud certain relief and cure all Propss Uter
iAf 11~EG! BaHdg admirably alpts the form Of the
pauen ana worn during The peod Of delivery by
aud SWING decided support to the Pelvic Y~eera prevents
The occurrence Of that painful disease Prulafsus Jier
Great objection having been urged agains, the use Of Instruments
o. ms character IN consequence OF the high prices usually asked
for them have Induced make aranre,nenfs 49, 60.
Die Us to put these at prices which place them in the rach Of
every patient "
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MARKETS Eeh a

COTTON-Thc sales are about = thousand bale. n dav.
but prices unchanged.
FLouR.-Holdors of Gcncsee are a little SITTER and
ask 81 so; Ohio aud Michigan 437 1850; Southern in
GLIDING New Orleans 400 4.l2I.
GRAlN.-The last sales OF Corn AZ 49c. No sales
to-day Saturday.-Nec York Erpress
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ISf virtue of decree made by the CHANGER

R1 virtue OF decree made by the chancery
~ Court for the Of Richmond on the day Of January
IN me case OF Glnsr and wife David Anderson e. al
AaL proceed on the 23d OF this month public auction
on the rem'e at le o'clock The House known az War
Nv near the eiy OF Richmond The house and wei
hsed one with four acres Of ground extensive
cen & snail also proceed 10 sh BY the authority on the
Of nus month at u O'Clock on the premises sory be
es ana Immediately thereafter shall premises the
pots buildings. - ~ N'
kHAs-one third cash one third six third in
ohh> nszouAhs paper well endorsed and pro
perry reserved until the last payment il made
led DAVID ANDERSON. IT. Trustee.
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NEW BUSINESS.
DAVENPORT Il ALLEN,

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Richmond, virginia,
Hare usually for sale, Consignment from MdnHfdei
fuers and Importers,
COFFEE-Rio, Laguayra, Java and Old white
~ sCGAEs-Nsw Orleans Porto Rico and H. CToiI
Single and Double Loaf
hOLAsSES-New Orleans Porto Rico and Cuba
sALT-Livsrpool Pine sacks
ollLS-lannefs- Beached Lamp and Lnsced
CANDLIS-Srermaes. iIuis" Patent Tano~ Northern mould
NAiI.S-3d To- 50d
Warehouse and Tobacco
ALUM. sALTfETRE
COPPERAs. INDIGO
RICE. CHEESE
RACE GINGER, PINENTo
PAPER-CaP and Letter ruled pain-wuppinz
TEAS-EIira Fine Cunpowdet in chest,
and II 10. boies GunpoVder
10 eanisies 10.
Imperial
Black papers
"a constant supply OF choice qualities Of Teas
CiGARS-Prme and second qualities
fLAsIEK-Gound IN 500 TO- casks. "Lubee" We
sell Agents for Manufacturer and warrant IN. ouaty
WHITE LEAD-Bes, qualtie.
SOLE LEArllER-New York inspection Jrand.d sosd" and
damaged
LICoRlCE-Tn cases prime quality
NHlshEN-Common. in ho-sheads ant barrels
Old and superior
WlNES-Matea sicily Madsira
Malaga Museat
Champagne and Claret
BRANDY-Supenor Cognae
Common qualities
Imitation
SALAD oIIs-French. in bottles
ALMONDS BUNCH RAIsINs
PowDER-Basng
Sporting and Rife. nj all axes branded Kentucky {"
We seHas Agents for Manufacturers r-arrazt the
BROWN soIp-sev,,,t ,,,a.. a.
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cnNGREss-.I,,r,n.r

Com. Hull died at Philadelphia Monday last. lis
name is identified with the glory achieved upon the ocean,
during the last war by Navy.
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mr. L-ssr NIGHTS MN,

W In consequence Of the distinction. by fire. Of the Rail
Road Bridge. Tsyonvilc the Northern Mail doe. not
reach the City until about O'Clock.
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Aurtiom Galrs.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Inioe. a urefh.r.
Conner opposite Reu T,x,rn

By Inioe. a Gfreth.r.
Corner opposite Bell Tavern.
and Saturdays
advances VIII - Ha syry dsscrisi,oa Of good.
On SATURDAY MORNING Feb 18Th eounr..ne,,g =, IN ..
"e IN front 81 store VIII b. odd variety desirable
CONSISTING IN part 81 Wood Chairs city max
n bediing AMI Bei-ieai Mahogany Bureau sdsboan. AZ
nsoNo1n,ain Butter In hkin-; French Brandy od Ry.
Whiskey' Sugar Coffee: superior Tsbaeeo se
Eight superior Horses
~ III "einek shan without reserve .,vb .,o.,,,
''o's hf rate riding au work ANIMALS warranted -.und
BUGGIES
Sl-l two fsanfsou" Bugz-- With TOP.
SIrae positive. cash
SCIhe above Horses can nov b. s~-n
f. Is INtnra a ppoyr,.,
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STRATT0NS' OFFICE.

It
Drawn Nos IN Monongala Extra No. I. Feb. l3;h.
GO % y Il 20 - 9 80 II "a Is
SI7.5OO.
MonongAla Lottery, No S. Extra for Thursday evening
CaPtals-Sl7 500, 5000, $500, l445, On Of 500.
Is Nos. IL drawn. Tickets SIS
$4,000
Draws Friday, al the Exchange NJ 81 O'Clock
Capitals-Sl00OO, S Of 900.
IS Nos. II drawn. Tickets 50.
$1,000
Grand Consolidated No. :. Extra for Monday morains
Capitas-Sll 600 10 Of $50 &c.
Cd Nos. III drawn. Tickets 81.
Another drawing for Monday Morning
Alexandra L0l,cry Class p
Cspitas-S352 9i 10000, 5000 30OO 2O73 Of 1900 90
of 1000. &c. Tickets $40.
fe STRATTOS