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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
LOTTERIES.
XVortI,a,s;'s 1sgice,
MO. Z, EXCl1ANG Z PLACE, RICH.
IN MOND, Ii,gtnia.

4h'.''I tHSHHD'
FOR THIS MORNING.
$4,000 CAPITAL One Dollar Scheme-to be
drawn in The Exchange this day. Prizes
1000. dollars, 1852. , prizes OF 900, , Of 500,
, oil 300, 5 Of 100, &c Tickets only 81; halves
so cents; quarters 81 cents.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
FIRsT.-For this morning s 900 Capital!
Alexandria Lottery Extra, Class 2iS. Drawing
comes per mail 10 morrow. Priz"s: 10000
1000, l,4l5, s of 1000 5 Of $40 of 400, Of
300, 10 of 200, &C., &c-7S Nos, IA drawn
Tickets SO.
SEcosD.-For this Aernoon.-Splendid
Scheme $4,000 Capital! Alexandria Lot
lery, Glass 40 Drawing comes per mail Sun
day. Capitals: 100000, 10000, 5000, 3.3l7,2
Of 900, Of 1000, 10 Of 800, 200 Of 500, &C.,
&c.-75 Nos, II drawn. Tickets $40
Lotteries TO lie Drawn ut Alexandria Soon
Oct lslh-S3O, OOO 10000, 33I1, , prizes OF
$500, 4 OF 1000, 10 Of 500, &c.-Tickels 10.
Ocl. 25lh-S25, 900, 10000, 1000, 5000, 10
prizes OF 1000, &c.-TickeIs ~
Nov ls-S2O,O0O, 10000, 5000, 1927, 2prizes
OF $500, 4 Of 1000. loci 900, &c.-'rickels 10.
Nov. S,h-$3O,0 O0 1900. 5000, $500, 1927.
1000 $500, 40 prizes Of 1000 &c.-Tickets 10.
5000, 5000, so prizes Of goo, &c.-Tickets -.
lickelS and packages IN oil lne Lotteries au-
verlised by J. c. Gregory & Co., for sale on the
same terms al this Office
N. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office without charge.
Oct. II CHAS. WORTHAM.N
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE Drawing Of
Il Alexandria, Class B
co 4 81 81 SO 10 80 30 Al 20 Ii IL - % e.
The capital Of 10000 dollars sold by
Mole the following schemes, and remit 10 Hoyt
10 ensure success. All large capitals are sold BY
d. VI. IIOYT.
10000 Dollars CAPITAL!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 10, 10 be drawn in
Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday, Oct. 18Th, 1915
Capitals: $4,000, 10000 5000, 1917 , OF $500,
4 oil 1000, 10 Of 500, 2O0 Of 800, &c. rs No.
Lottery, IL drawn ballots. Tickets $40, Halves
S, quarters . so Certificates oil packages of 25
Whole Tickets $3.50, 25 halves g. 25 quarters
80 50.
$4,000 Dollals
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. Al, for 1915, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D. e., on Saturday,
October 18th, 1915. Prizes; $4,000 dollars, TO-.
600, 1000, 1000, 22OO, 10 OF 1000, 10 Of
500, 10 of 100, &c. &c Nos, ~ drawn ballots
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters so. Certificates
Of packages oil - whole Tickets SllO D halves
So, % quarters - 30. Oct. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

Mrs. Il Lewis and La Petite Bertha will appear
and dance
crrrppaTED MEDLEY DANCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

PENING OF SHIONABLE
IN MILLINERY ~
nounces the receipt and opening OF her FALL
FASHIONS and wonld call the attention OF her
customers, and The public generally 10 an assert
meni RICH, RARE AND CHEAP.
Oct. l3-diw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
CAPS CAPS! CAPS ~!

CAPS CAPS CAPS
T ATE and beautiful styles oil Caps just come
L. out for the Fall and Winter wear; some.
Thing very neat and handsome. The following
list comprises part OF them:
Genemcn's French Gerard Caps
4" /" Dress :"
{" Travelling Caps
Ole Bull
q Navy
Halifax
Youths French Gerard
I" Dress
Blue Navy
Ole Bull
Halifax
Winter
Children's Ashbudon
Ring Forage Bnsles I"
Velvet Broadway
New York
Royal Navy
Infants Velvet Caps, very fine; all Of which
are offered on very moderate terms, at
r. NJ ALLEN s. CO.
No. 80 Main street, next door 10 r. ii. Jenkins
0cf q
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
Death OF IL Naval Hero.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II, IAN.
Com. JESSE D. ELLIOTT is no more He died
at IL o'clock last evening at his residence, South
Fourth.st after an illness Of five months aged 62
years. His disease was dropsy. The deceased
was much esteemed as the Commandant ofthe Phila-
delphia Naval Station, and his death is loss TO the
Naval service OF the Country. For some time pre-
vious to his decease he was perfectly unconscious.
learn from Baltimore that ex. Gov. Gen. James
Thomas is very dangerously i'll at his residence
in ST. Mary's County and that but little hope of his
recovery was entertained by his physician at the
last accounts.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
Salt.

The Evening Post finds it necessary to attack
and grossly dcfamc the character of New-York Sail
in the course of its warfare on the Tariff. 1t learns
tha, the Onondaga Salt is SO bad tha, Batter laid
down with it is spoiled, and adds,
"If So the country would be a gamer by gicing m'
Ononda1a sa porls handsome compensation fur ctosfns
10 make sau Gad eosseting that pure sah from a5ToaG
should be Imported free Of duty There is no need, Eo"
ever Of such eSpedient TO secure the making ol
good salt every where in the country. little stimulus
In the way of competition is all that our salt works
need"
The Post goes on to say that the Onondaga Salt
is treb!y protcc,ed-by the cost of transportation
by the u s. duty; and by the discrimination OF Ca
nal Tolls This is not fair nor true. The State does
indeed discriminate in favor OF her own Salt but at
the same time she imposes and collects an ercase Of
sir c.ts zer bushelof Sc lbs. on all the Sat M ade
Mt our STATE Works. This is nearly equal TO the
U. s. duty on Foreign Salt so that in point of fact,
our Salt manufacturers have little advantage in the
market-none at all in supplying the Eastern section
of this State Take off the U. s. duty and let the
State continue to collect her Excise on Onondaga
Salt, and the Foreign article will have an immense
advantage in our markets without taking into ac-
count the Posts sweeping and unjust disparagetnent
of Ncw-York Salt.
The Post asserts that Inc manufacture OF Salt al
sana is negligent and defective" by reason of
the treble monopoly" and will be greatly improv-
ed by Free Trade. Now TO this we reply that the
progress of improvement IN our Salt Manufacture
was nercr rapid since the present 1arlg cas
enacted. We have been favored with specimens OF
table salt from Syracuse friends which we think were
never exceeded elscwhere-that is, they were just
Salt and nothing else.
We ask the Post TO write to its friends in the Salt
region for reliable statements before reicrates its
injustice to the interests the industry, and injury to
the revenue Of our State Let learn at the same
time how the prices Of NewYork Salt have been
affected by the Tariff and think it will have rea-
son to modify a fayorite theory.
These attacks on an important interest of our
State, emanntng from quarter which will give them
great weight at Washington, ought to be authorita
lively and promptly refuted. five are not making
Sal, at Salina but spccious and worthless coun
terfet the State Of New-York ought to be indicted
for countenancug, participating in and protting by
most Infamous and bale!ul fraud, by which she is
deuding and misleading her own citizens and the
whole Western country. Ought not Gov Wright
TO speak out on this subject in his Message
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
i.-e-aa- - .ocietv Thare great faith

me next higher order Of society. have great ln'i
m ,hose in the East it is repucnant 10 M thouehIS
10 suppose that the devoted spirits hon sa" d. o.
Brook Farm can ever disband though pecon'ai!
difficulties may harass them and rom you. =.
copn, of the North 4 American, j; stands :ar As 10
hose in the West, feel sangaine The latest new :
from all OF them is encoura ging and IT'S pecaI'!
gratifying to find that they have prospec' OF over
coming tie great obstacle that has threatened IT.
with eestruction-I refer TO a want OF means ie
Trunbull is doing well; SO is me C4et-non.' 81
the Columbian. Williams has al last found nome
for the Integral and from the accounts gwen me o!
private letters of their plans and clrcuinsahces'
an, fulI nj hope that this movement VIII !ufnish
o model Phalanx that will prove essential IN 'he
great cause of Social Regeneration. al say 70
those who have taken the p4eose VI 'iie tA'eoA
Phalanx, God speed H.
Here in Pittsburgh amid the din OF business, the
ra,rIe Of draws and roar Of machinery, we can see
clearly the commercial CONFUSION ahead Inc eN
nernce of the past and affair estimate OF the uture
nrove bevond all doubt that great change Is to
come over the affairs OF men IN this country and
indeed in the world and that right speedily. There
viii be crash as sure as life and then wo be TO
those who have not taken advantage OF the clrcuIn
stances al present existing. and laid by something
for the Reign OF Terror that is swiftly approach
Ing US
You may have observed in the Com. Journa! that
Van Amrinse is about 10 publish WORK on Assoc!u
ton Ii will do good service the cause. as every
thing from him must. He will have long bill against
Humanity when the day ofscltlement comes DE has
made more sacrifices for the cause OF Social Reform
than any other man in the West and IL gratifying
to his sfriends-those who sympathise IN his l2oors
that sure reward is in store for him II the uture
Who would not rather have The substantial fame OF
Van Amringe, than the ephemeral glory Of our most
successful politicians. He works for the future
while they are merly ba,,ering upon the oiial OF de-
oa',;,, ;n:,i,n,;ons ]. D. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
Destructive Fire in Bridgeport.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
BaIDoEpoRr, CT, Dec. ll,h, Ia

BRIDGEPORT, CT Dec. llth lsi5.
My DEAR sIR:-I hasten 10 apprise you OF dis
asrous fire which visited our city last night, Ii COM
menced about one o'clock in building on Bank-st.
occupied as an oyster and boarding house and ex-
tended along both sides Of Nater.st North to with
in two doors of the large brick block corner of all
on the West side, and 10 Mr. Hawley's store On the
Eas, side down Water.st. to and including Palmer 5
boardinghous on the West side and TO the old
steamboat dock on the East; also ten or twelve
buildings on States,. nearly up TO Mains,. aud on
Bankst. about twelve buildings, stopping in this di-
rcction at the house OF Capt. B. Hubbell, which is
saved In this destruction embraced most OF our
heaviest business houses with heavy stocks in store
On rough calculation estimate the loss at $780,
OOO-certainly as much as tha,-on which there is
an insurance amounting TO about $4,000, distributed
something like this Contributionship $4,000, How
ard s2O,OOO Etna $4,000, Protection 5000, New
Haven Mutual $1,000, Hartford S50OO Jefferson
$1,000.
The buildings consumed were of little value and
their destruction may ultimately prove decided
benefit TO the city, though there many individual
cases Of severe pecunary loss, and OF poor families
turned houseess and homeless into the streets. An
nexed you have a list OF the principal sufferers
Z. Il l.. B. Sterling, o. w. Sherman, Geo. Wells,
H. Hall, Ed. Thompson, Hall Il Burroughs I. Ran
son & Co., Morfors Il Norhrop, Henry Burroughs,
Chas, Deforest, Edwards & Whiting, G. E. Thomp-
son. Niles, Thorp & Co. s. & G. Sterling, Lockwood
& Lane, both stores, Olmsted & Keller Hubbe X
Thompson, Forbes Whiting, II. H Lewis, George
Wheeler, Lockwood, chair factory, Sam'l Hodge,
besides some fifteen or twenty dwelling houses
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

THE oursrpx-Fba PoSe-Notice OF The Opal
with Poems by Whittier and Anna e. Lynch jewish
Ri.es-Bapsm The late shocking case OF Casaiepsy al
Baltimore; Miscellaneous Items foHTm rage Goa
Careth for the Poor by Mrs. ABBY Sales of Stocks
Monthly Statement of Imports; Miscellaneous Items
Marie Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
New Publications.

e CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN, Moral 20
e,ical, Historical BY Mrs. JAMESON. Author OF nc
Diary OF an Ennuyee' Memoir. Of Female soveregn''
&c from, the last London Edition has been issued IN
fair 1a mo OF 3is uaEes by ". D. Tckno. & Co. Boston
We shall speak OF it hereafter
E CHRONICLE or THE CID, from the Span
ish By RosEar sorrHEr-Firs, American Edition
has been published couely octaro Of ass pages, BY
D Bixby. Lowell 1t speaks well for the city Of Spin
as, III for her older stateler and more classic sister
Cries that such work should hsve been first reprinted
8, lowell We shall speak OF it hereafter
~ ARrHUR's MAGAZINE OF Elegant Literature
md Az Vol No. for Jarud is sbefoFe US, with Jour
s,eel Engravinss aud twenty-five original srtices ~
por WELD Mrs Kirkland Mrs. ossood Mrs L. J Pier.
son Fanny Forester the Editor, &C. sc II IS most
inviting number.
EE@ Information OF the death ofan American cit'
;-en, named Thonss C. Nodinc, AT Laguna' frcstan'
abou, the a9th Of September has been communication 10
the Depar,scnt OF state by Consul at ha; place
He was carpenter By trade, and is believed to have
relatives residing near Yonkcrs in the State OF New
York C:is information has also been received from
The Consul ofths United States Faysl (Azo.esl of the
dsa,h of Abel Cha;6ed. Of Chiuenden county Vermont
ON the 23d OF October as in the hospital OF that island
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

~ JCD. who writes about Homeopathy from Lex
ngtou Ky informed that regard Ihe TAX OF Pos'ss
Editors for letters OF that sort gross discoaf'esy ~
imposition His article is therefore declined :,
Whea spondeEts can seed us sny nsIs 49, We or @
ays gl,d 10 pay postage thereon and h4nx Tue
side Letters OF controversy attempts al poetry
tales we arc not grateful for when taxed wlh postage
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
ualln. YcnnsyIynninns:

Did or did not James Buchanan Wilson McCand
less Richard Brodhcad, Benz. A. Bidlach, Potts
vile Hughes, Saml w. Black etc. when they ira
versed your State in 1874 assure you in effect
that Polk ,cas as much Idri6'man as CLAY p
They duped and cheated told you the truth
which was it Z Have you read Walkers Report
yet Do your journals which huzzaed for Polk,
Skunk, and the TarT of ~" lay before you the
substance and drift of that Report Have you pom
dered ON Mr.. Folks second official explanation OF
his Kane letter Does it tally best with the Whig
or the Loco Foco eSpositions on the stump last
year And do you stand ready TO be swinded
again whenever your office. e.seekers have another ax
TO grind :? Think the matter over, Pennsy lvanians
and keep thinking till the time comes TO ACT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

A CARp.-To all, and sundry the 'tsement-Certifealei
obtained by iase representations, and personal ch'fgT
nude against the Undersigned and The Lock offered lhen
10 the public by H. c. Jones' the subscribers would reply
s, they stand ready give Mr. Jones' any other perso
Fire Hundred Dollars II be, they will pick, oren VIII
false keys or with true duplicate " in pi' OF ooi
Parsutoptc will give any length Of time de,l
ed to examine said Lock in presence In that Of third
party appointed By u.s. 10 see that the Lock Is not injured
the Lock shall be put geer In the presence and full know
edge OF the party proposing operate and without changs
or alteration OF its internal 0tciure placed upon lfo;
Safe, locked by ourselves, ard II said Lock be fairy
opened without mua,ion the person doing shall have
the above named reward.
The undersigned make public The above offer IN goot
fah and in the full knowledge that Mr. Jones will not pro
tend that the Lock offered by him the public would seH
any such test and II any many conceive more ll1
fair and perfect OF proving Lock, let him make
such manner public and will abide by iL Meantime e
those whose Locks will not stand upon this high claim TO
superiority either lake the Eve hundred dollars hereby
offered, and which viii put up or hold their peace
DAY NEWELL, Bank Lock Smiths,
December llih, 1915. 599 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12
NEw-YoRx, Dec. 10Th l;4j.

NEw-YoRK, Dec. 10th lst'.
u THE UNDERSIGNED having seen a statement IN Ta'
NcwYork Tribune OF the oh instant, signed By AIeo
Agent for Day Newell, accompanying tie certificate o.
the Committee ofwhich members, In relation 10
examination Of PaIautoprc Lock, &c al tAe Caio
Bank, the 9Th instant deem but an act OF JuiIceIo e
claim all therein contained excspt The esr'heate 70 VICE
our names attached.
We would state farther ,ha, the alteration of the coope
rating tuIab.ers spoken ofin communication 50
very Sigh. ths, no person except practical locsna
could cetect it and light indeed that it PEI
ceived By M Newell himself until pointed ouby snOtae'
persoc and could be detected without the applicable
OF stra hl edge the ace Of the tumbers bu. s
hciert TO give The operator power 10 pcA it. and Mr. Aka
Gays rendered them le cooperating iuube.s) psrteea
ineffective IN their desis operation and entirely destroy
ed security ofthe locA" We would remark towe7ef
that the lock In good working order and locked SD
unlocked freely with The keys-the alteration bers Of
such nature a1 TO De al ali percepble IN its Ordinay %
The impression lef upon minds was-snd in this -
preston We are confirmed by the above mentioned s.
uent c! Day Sewel-taat lock which could SO eis-'
be Fe2csred Intellectual IN ils operation did no. afford &
security against the maker which Is desirable cb
Webes leave TO stale farther lha. our hs'
len decided Impression upon Gind that the ocs ma
uacured by Mr Jones Is the bes, aud safest OF the i"''
though both have many excellent eualil.es
We ought, perhaps, to state farther that Mr Ne"sla
cined attempting TO open Lock the day
mentioned, according 10 the challenge IN The Tribune
expressed Willingness 10 try it at some other Time
PLATr ADAMS, Pres't o! the NY: Stock ban.' Co.
w AhREN JENKINS, Sec. Of The Co!Hln'Is '-''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12


DECEPTION ExPosED--THE PARAUTorTIc Lock TAi
unpuASr-Heury C. Jones, of Newark, N. J. who has
for some time past been thoroughly disciplined in ar
ice and deception recently brought TO the Union BanS
of this City one of Bank Locks which he mas had in
his possession some six months and there by his super
or attainment that device and peculiar 10 him.
self ieuded some few OF the unwary and un'nitased IN
to the belief ha. he had actually picked of our Par
autop,ic Locks We therefore being fully confident that
our Lock could be picked, and fearing AZ tho Same
time that such an unpurGonsole OF deception as Mr
Jones had practccd upon it would (without an eIPos
ton of the ssmc be calculated 10 deiame the high and
well deserved character of our Lock publicly challenged
him the Union Bank Friday last win the
same Lock that be claimed to have picked on former
occasion and If he could there succeed in picking the
same lock in the presence OF the committee of five. Zap
pointed by himself and us obligated oursevest to pay
him the SUN of One Hundred Dollars which we placed
in the hands of one of the Committee Mr.. Jones being
fully aware that his refusal comply with proposition
so reasonable. would in public estimation, be virtual
his part, that his artully devised
plot TO ieiamc the character Of our Lock- naI what
has in fsc. proved complete deiusion-netps and
the investigating committee the Union Bank Friday
last and e and ere produced the Lock above meni'n'
Tor their exrrnnatou; aud it shown eOneiu'iV's
out of the Lock- and altered render them perfect;
ly Ineffective in their designed operation, and to entirely
destroy the security ofh- Lock In confirmation sithi'
we introduce the following certificate;
NEw.YoRK, Dec. 5, ls+5.
The undersigned, a committee appointed pursuant 'oa
notice published in The Nen. York 7riJuns by MeisnI
Day Newell OF this City and arepIy by H. c. Jones
Newark the Union Bank this day and in presence
OF the parties we examined the Lock submitted to u.s.
and the conclusion that 1t is not in perfect
order and that trial upon it would not be iaE last oil
the merits OF the Parautoptic Lock, (ssuod)
WARREN JENKINS NAHUM ALLEN,
DAVID SMITH. PLATT ADAMS,
| RICHARD FIELD.
We now in order to show that yr Jones Is thorough
Iy disciplined in the and deception sigIsiy dis
played in thls instance publicly cal upon all who read
the certificate he recently obtained Tor our Lock from
tho Phenix Bank Of this City read the above cen
cate and then decide what bis Haten;s snail
be entitled To public confidence hereafter
N-ALLEN Agent for Day II Newell
Bank Lock Smiths, seq Broadway, N T.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

q General Committee of Democratic Wig
Young Men.-An adjourned meeting OF th.s comnitiee
win be bed Fr3ay evening, the lh Dec inst st tho
Ashland Uackson. No 4e Broadway, corner Of Cana-s'
and business oncre renders necessary ha; every dele
gate be present By order,
THEo. z ToaiLINsoN, Chairman
JOHN D. LINDEN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

~ The official returns of the vote for Mayor in
Boston foot up thus:
Quincy CT3 elected, 5333 Darnrcll stive) --..l6i7
Heard (Loco) ....--.l354 Scattering. .--..--.-- %
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

e The Long Island Temperance Conreusion
IN relation to the License Law will be held a: River
Head on Tuesday next a: P NJ Delegates from the
City OF Brooklyn viii take the accommodation train at
Oh M
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

u The two most important Committees of the
U. s. Senate have been constituted as follows;
Ftnance-Messrs. Calhoun, Benton, EraHs, Lewis
and jenness. ofN. H.
Foreign ASars.-Mcssrs. Allen, Cass, Archer, Ather
ton and Sewer
One Wing each. The Foreign Affairs is War
Committee, strong enough; the Finance will stand
three for smashing and tearing tho Tariff Cues
ton; one Whig opposed, and one Benton who vii!
do as he has mind TO.
Gen. Cass, for formidable candidate for Prcsi-
dent. cuts poor figure in the Committees.
The Wings are allowed 10 have the Chairman OF
no Committee of any consequence, and we suppose
they will be served SO all through Well, neigh
bors opposite The game is yours-play i, out
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-12

q Dr.. CHAnL,s 4. LEE having completed MS -
nus of duty Geneva Medical College has
The practice OF Medicine 5a2 Hudson-st To co'i'.
misrepresentation, Dr. L. would state tha, ne IS Only -
sent from the City during the months of ocsoSef ~ ,s
November the rest OF tho year he Is engssee ~ ~
prsctica OF bis profession.