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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

To EE ABOLISHED. 1t is said that the Office
Of Professor of Mathematics in the Navy, is
shortly to be abolished, and that the duties are
to be performed by the Lieutenants. The rca-
son assigned is that the Office is next to sine
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

DAMAGES FOR SEDUCTION. Al the Mon
mouth, ~ j., Circuit just closed, the case of
Rogers VS. Iyins, for the seduction of plaintiff s
daughter, resulted in verdict ofSlOoo.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

RnvACEs OF PLAQUES The Plague in l347
destroyed so 900 OF the inhabitants Of London;
in i4o7, $4,000 persons were swept off in the
same city by the Same scourge; and in 1904,
onc-fourh of the whole population died from
the awful pestience. 1t next visited Constan-
tinople in 1911, when 10000 persons died of
it. lnl665 it again visited London, taking of
$4,000 persons. In Bossorah, 1913, $4,000
were destroyed by it. In Smyrna, 1884, 90,
900. In Tanis, 1856, $4,000. In Egypt,
1872, SOC, 600, and in 1917, 10000.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

y than those who have busted themselves in
exciting prejudice against the prisoner. Let
the public sympathy shed its benign rays even
into the loathsomo cell of the prisoner (whose
delicate though youthful constitution is giving
way under the coninemcnt) to cheer him with
hope full Of mercy and justice. He is entitled
to it. His amiablo di position and good con
duct preVious 10 this transaction warrants me
in saying it. He is as deserving of it as the
dead wonld have been, were he living and in
carceratcd for like ohencc-tho result Of u
dreadful alternative, either to lose lifo or to
take iiC. JUsTIrIk.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

KILLED. young man named J. Jarvis, in
the employ Of Messrs. Chambers s. Rodefer, OF
Cincinnati, was killed on Thursday, by acci-
IDENTIFY falling from building.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18
MOR AeNAPOLrs. CAnI.

fsg,a,s,lss s,ssszF BRIDGE, AND EASTON. TIE fin,
esef atE4hfsGk steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
tiIHOYe on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, at O'lock, for the places above named start
ing from the lower eud nf Dugan's wharf and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jyl2 l., G, TAYLOR.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

NAVAL. The U. S. ship ST. Mary's has ar
rived at Pensacola from Vera Cruz, with i'm
Portant government dispatches.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18
FOR CIIEsTERTONNN .

fs-7yS-.sspty up eCENTREVILLE. The steamer Ma
'as5fFsshaa RYLANB will leave Baltimore on eve
ry MONDAY MORNING, at 7 O'Clock for the above
places, and return same day, leaving Cenueyillc at
O'Clock, and ChcslCrtown al half past l2 O'Clock
for Baltimore.
OH LENUEL c.. TAYLOR, Master
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

! MRs. Morris DEBUT as concert singer took
place in New York on Thursday evening-the
papers speak enthusiastically Of her vocal pow
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

An ELoPEmENr. The Boston Mail has a
very exciting account of ar elopcment which
took place IN tha. city few days since, tho
heroine rich orphan, having aristocratic con-
nections at the South. The young lady at
tended the Bowdoin street church On Sunday
evening last, accompanied by an elderly lady
full of fpiety and kind-heartednoss, but express
ed wish to go into the choir. The voice oi
the lovers blended in tho first hymn, and then
they quietly slipped out, and Oh Monday ught
were made man and wife in Brooklyn.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18
DAILY TO TEE SOUTH.


pAlAE TO Itd ~ sDoHH, -,
BY THE BAY LIVE, CARRYING TIE GREET
CEnLH.9L UHtiED 5I.11h5 m.'!L,
EsN NOW In COMPLETE ORDER, with
ID thfee n4ais on tEe Bay, VIZ HEOK"lh q, Naptain
cannon, hENAhD, captain i"Ssou' ana JEW lSa
ap'a,n Smllnh; ana two on James KlEer, VIZ Lux
llS fhCh, Captuh baNls, ana Allie, Capt' Shiii-
Rer, ali of which steamboats, not surpassed in the
Onion ior speed, strength ana comfort
by thls wen known, conl1tla0lt' pleasant, She an'
popular ROUTE VIA NnesaPeake nay 10 NWloihi va
up !tihSs httr 10 Ci'y tOilt, va, oy Steainp"a'S
i.ehce M pV haroaa 10 tcteLsDufg' a. Ntlaon un
w iniihgton, ~: ", ahl thehce ny steam9UaS 9 , y
InaIles'ol o. -, SWInou. IVES VI se, p, ""I NO ~,
w h, e,,u.'s m so VI p"s' s "n lois
10 ai,os'oi l." d. ""u's' W "S 7'o'' "'' " an
"''''' io"''' s,,JIEnT1I.p.
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q sFs d,iI' tcrcon' fS;"n 3,'S =, o'nio"i p
A. ~ N GEoBCih Gont
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Sit 10 r.. , od nih, >; II"ati Ly q a;oiont' M
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

A HoHRlBLE DEATu. We learn from the
Worcester (Nass.) Transcript, that Mr.. Asa
Mason, Manufacturer of tacls and brads, while
adjusting his machinery, was caught by the
skirts of ms coat by the bait, and drawn up
backwards over the shaft, between which and
the ceiling there was only space of IS inches,
aud was thrown round up~ards of 100 times
before the machinery could be stopped. His
back was probably broken the Ggst revolution.
He died in few moments. MIR. Mason was
between so and 60 years Of age,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

sailed from Boston on Sunday, with s5 passen-
GERS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

UH IihBs Ut Ttbs hIdA1 qII3ftII aN uUVttLsEtLI
exceeds ten lires, the price will be in proportion.
All advertisements payable at the time of their
insertion.
RF-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, u large Family
Newspaper, containing all the select matter Of the
daily, is published every Saturday morning, at the low
srice Gf $l,00 per aHuun,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

PENNSYLVANIA The Hon James Cooper
of Adams county, is spoken of as the next
whig candidate for the Governor Of this
State.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

New York FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET
The correspondent of the Philadelphia North
American writes from New York on Saturday
afternoon as follows:
In the -four market to-day there was rather
less difficulty in buying at $3.50 for Genessee
than Yesterday, and somo parcels were picked
up at s6.44. lot Of 1000 brs. Genseee was
sold for export at s6.44, and 5000 do. at Sc so,
to remain in store IA days, probably to take
the chances Of tho next steamer. The tcnden-
cy at the close was downward. In Southern
descriptions there is little or nothing doing and
the supply is quite moderate. The weeks rate
is S625.
Wheat is wanted, but there is little or none
Offering. Genesee is about l32al35 cts. Corn
for export is not so active. Sales for disabling
of some 5000 bushels Southern were made at
76 cts, weight, delivered. Oats are selling at
at 47a48 cts. Rye 80 cts. delivered, for dis
tilIing, with sales of 10 or 10, 900 bushels.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

a ssisryyt CITIZENS UNIesA LINE
tlSsgESrs Srsgsksg,re TO PHILADELPHIA, by tllo eplen
SfiSfSisasragskG did and wGl-known Steagierp CON
STiTUTION ann GEORGE WASHlA2S%'ON, via
FrenChown and Newcastle Rair0ad, Ee4ve BOW
DAILY, (eycopt SUndoys1at 3 O'Clock, p M,
TO- Fare through to PHILADELPHIA SS.
SUPPER provided on 5ourd.
H5. RETURNiNG-Thc superior jscar,hsqf RO-
BERT NORRIS leaves Dock stree; wharf pSiIadel-
pa, at 81 O'Clock, T. NJ. daily, (suUdays 4ECep;cdl
as tPsl a. CRAWFORD, agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18
sELLENs' GREAT REHsNDY

IIttfT VVWIINTTIt' NIUtF
A TpENpiDh IS asked 10 the following state
"a mGnt Of sam mcCOfd, Esq. OF Wellsgug, w.
HELLsBURG, Va, May 25tI I645.
hereby certify that / was afflicted with the Liver
Complaint and ihihiaic for long umC, b1ng more
than year under the cane of Physician, that the
disease instead OF being relieved By the medicine
Took kept gradually getting my body swelled
that was unable 10 stOop low enrugh 10 tie ny
shoe. When the disease was at the worst; l was re
commended to tiy clICrs' Liver Pills. did so, and
relieved grouliy by the OF the first box, and
completely cured by the second.
SAMUEL. MCCORD,
117-To be had Of J. P. Williamson, corner Of Gay
and High streets; G.. x. Tyler, corner Of High ard
Baltimore SITS; Cooper, corner Of Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman * Wroth, Light ST., opposite Dix D
Fogg $; J. A. sawyer, corner of frstt and Paca-sts
E. Perkins. corner OF Baltimore and Green scets; &
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, PenEs, ,tIania Agt
nue.; or of the General Agent.
W.k. ORRiCk, Druggist and Apotincsry,
as-tf Corner EutaW and Lie XingtOu -bLg. Balt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

CLEnIcAL CHANGE. The Rev. George +.
Worthingt has taken charge Of Christ church,
Rockville, Maryland.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

sp-THR AMERICAN REPUBLICAN B. BALTl
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
rul carriers at only sir and quarter cents per week
payable the Carriers only at the end of each week,
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail to distant
ssbscrbers at the rate of -Four Dollars per yearpay
hhlS. alNgaYa In adYnnCG.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

PIrTsBuRG. A correspondent of the PITTS
burg Chronicle says, he has never known tho
business Of that city to be as active as it is the
present fall. He cnumerates so steam and
other boats loading, and demand for more
exists
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

SIGNs OF SEVERE WINTER We learn
from the Alleghanian, that Buck and a Bear
were killed few days since within a half mile
of Cumberland, Md
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

/ FtRE. The Court house at Marion Geo. }
was burnt on the 4th install the papers, OK
copt few Of the Shcrif's, were destroyed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

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gvU1t ANNAPOLIS.


r. EhSTON AND CAMBRIDGE.
q, s7Easy The steamer OSIRIS, Cart JCHN
3tz 9G:Gt.-v, u. TURN En- will leave Commerce ST
8st, ssHas.s&A wharf, every FRIDAY MORHIkG,
at 0ci0C for the above places and reluin next cay
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY EORNIEG
at O'Clock aNt Ess:un q. s. O'Clock, EUr Annapolis
and Baltimore,
Ia-sagc 10 Annapolis. 7.,,,....,.,.,..75 GERrH
s. 10 Easl0H oy CamhIidge..,.&1,50
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wye Lead
ing, ri nichaei'S and Eas'pn, Uia Miles River Ferry
t. 'sas0n.l VIII itaye CImNtTcc =. wTafG eytry
MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock; sN} s.turn nc u
day icav.c Miles River Ferry cvtIy r. hdsy Morn
lng, at? 0'C0cL; 81 Michatl's. i Wye / anding 8!
West River y for Annapolis and Baltimore,
Passage Ia Annapolis. is..,,..............2J Gents.
- 10 west kiVGf f....,.........,..Gi " .U9,
- to Wye, st MChael's, OF Ferry, SO
FOR IbENlLLE AND ChE3TERTOWN.
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at Z O'Clock, and return the same day,
touching at Corsica at 10! O'Clock, and Chester at S
O'Clock, for BatmsIe. PassaCe s
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Leaves
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock, and returns day, eavig Wess
River at l! O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore.
Passage 10 Annapolis IS cts To West RiVcr o.
JOHN y, TURNER,
ap:lp- -tls'Ia Office lnHar end Commerce. Rt, Dalg,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-18

CLOSING or THE SCHUYLKILL NAyIGATIoN.
In order to facilitate the progress of their inn
proVements, the SchuylkilI Navigation Com
Pany have resolved to close their canal from
and after Saturday, the 9Th of December next.
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n RUSSELL BIGGER d CO., AGENTS

~ RUSSELL BIGGER IL CO., AGENTS
u fo.- u. PAINE & Co Richmond. Va.
BIGGER co
out the uned States the Grand
Of the They well
Of fortune. which shond
great prize sellers and prompt payers
T. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO. Richmond. Va.
$4,000 Dolars!-l0,OO0 Dollars.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. a. be drawn
Whining ton, Delaware, Saturday Dec 81 ls45
10 Nos. ID drawn. Grand Capitals: 30 001 dollsrs TO-
900, 5,O00 1000. p OF ,O0U, % OF $780, &c. Tickets
$40, Halves 5, Quarters $50.
January 3d-35 295 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No /, to be drawn
at Wilmnpu Delaware Saturday, January 3D. lS46
IS Nos 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: Capital OF $685.
295, prize l05l5, l Of 5000. of 5000. of 5OO
If 500, 2 50O 2OO0 900, 800. l,7OO l59l, - Of
1000, $780, 400, 3OO &C.. &c. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters $50.
10000 Dollars-50 OF 500 Dollars,
Grand Conse idated Lottery. Class No 9, be drawn
Saturday January TO- 1886 Grand Capitals: Of $780,.
O0O $4,000. $751; 1000, $500, 1000, so Of 3OO &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarter $50.
Another Of BIGGER & Cos Favorites!
$1,000 Dol. LARS Of 10000, 3 of 5000.
Grand Consolidate LUueC Class No D. TO be drawn al
Wilmington, Del, Ian. II. 1916
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THE AnEn,cAN AeRIoULrUsrsr.

bn"o '-One DOllar per year, IN advance
Hnse nuneers Ten Cents three copies FOR Two Dollar.
Pubshed monthly, by sstroS MUS SOS HrnodSsv Neu
York oeaianins ~ PAGES. foys octave
Zach numb ofthc agfcutute nc one sheet and
ported BY mat ufsef the nespsp~t. VIZ
zee any distance not % miles from p,ce OF publication
Ve hr sni wfhn 100 m'c ~ 10 ~ New
loS one cent postage n.nher one ADD
" over 100 miles, without state.
deT An ALLEN p,..
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.


l. hest and mos, complete assortment Of arueu,ur,, I'm
plemsnis Field seeds found in the
few OF the srices n. .numrr.,e, b.ox win, " NV ''"''
PLox,-Co,,on Ries and suv,, pIow. s,oo,. .o
these pows are made expressly for light .aody .o,
others for loam or stig elay which bsv yat !, mo, ~
manner ivy =" mus superior
One horse Flows for the Noub with sinrs md dou, l. o,
boa Ss, eo rS .. % s admirable :, rG :" Ss~se"
fInow both ways to the ernp al once .n. doing s, b
a single mould board a 40 70 !, nm
Rice Flow This does III. same work "a ths h,r
weu and with 1--WE tunes the Rapidly thu, ner can yo,, No
p.aAter .h ouId be without 90 to SO
-Four horse Flows OF different r,s and for all Kinds
soI-s,ony sandy oam or CLAW ais, for ubbs and .as
these have attached to them thu,
the oil horse blowing wet 70 sL on the soid %
instead miry fresh pIoxed row othe are adaped 10
trench IN IN n, nm vi,vi, A. a..
soil These pow, are strong enough to CUB up bushes lin e.
roots heavy boys &C. They likewise answer for pai, dc
ing. 90 10 20 90
PAIRING Flows shaving the turf preparatory to .
burning Is 90
Harrows complete assortment Of uare triangle and duc
triangle folding wrought iron or It pointed teeth
The last are very superior 90 to Is 90
Rollers of various knds ,,ooi .,oo, n, iron sirs b,H
AID to by hand h-se power 10 90 TO 6S 90
Horse Powers Endless chain snsle horse rs 90
do twohorse ITO 90
Cas,ron, single or twohOrse, so to 60 90
do fourborse p5 90
Grain Thresher. IS 90 to 30 90
Besters, to Is 90
Clover Mills 40 90 to as 90
FsnnnE Mills, ~ 90 TO 81 90
Bun stone Mills, for grinding grain, 30 90 I95 90
Cssron new and most admirable invention They worI
ehet by hand other adapted grinding
hnds Of grain, Touring wheat Tor 90
Crshe grinding cob in the ear 30 90 to o. on
Sugar Cru'oers SO 20 90
Psia Min OF various Pl'ien,. 100 to u 90
Of hour the by horre or other
power IS 90 to SO 90
Inc same worked by hand made OF wood or cast nm o. n mn
iron wv" 'V w
Vegetable Cutters. for sieng uP potatoes beets
turniP' te ''o" " oO
Straw Cutters. Common hand kind, Ito 8 90
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lotteries.

STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. S. sOU'fH FOURTEENTH STREET.
I<s szy ~uat ,ssy can.
rssssniAs Prisss sTsArTos's The sss,
Drawn No. Of Monongslis Lottery. ~. Dec 26,h:
- CO ~ 50 40 Is % II sc - IL
Do (" ! % -. on. Loitsry. sold and
do. 50 &c. paid by sTRATToN.
NkSWJSG RECEf1ED EVERY mr. 1T O'CLOCK
$4,000. 10000.
Monisv-ieesbu. ~ Capitals; $4,000. 10000 1000 5000.
81 1000 &C. Is Nos D. Drawn wbOiss :; halves 50: as.
IS
$4,000. 10000.
rae~i-y-Ai-,abdra, $40 ErIa. Capitals $4,000. 10000.
5000 10 of 1000 he - Nos 10 drawn. whoes 81 halves
SO. quarters d Us.
Ss0Oo 30OO
wsdn~~ay-AkIindris, 3iI EIr. Capitals ssooo. 1000
halves 2s, ar. ssi es
S3o.OOo. 10000.
Thur.day-hkrand 32 Eitrs. Capitals $4,000 Ioo0c
5000 1000 3oo. IS of 1000. &C ~ Nos, IL dswn wboes
$40. halves ;: quarters R5s
$4,000. 1900.
Fnday-Mopo.saia. Cspitsi- 5000. 1900 &c, &c.
rs Ncs- ~ drawn wboieS ~ 5s halves CO. ora II
$1,000. 2Os0.
saiurdayAeI apdria, Eira. Capitals $1,000, 2O5s OF
1000 &C &C N,S- ~ dawn whoies ~ So halves Is,
62I cts
$4,000, I20O
Monday hornr~-hI-Iaudrii, Cia.. J. Capitals. $4,000.
1000 5000. 90 1000 drawn whoies
S, qp y SO.
Buyer registered
n the once, proof Of done: every
" Orders
Schemes and Ln.enes, promptly IT, and
drawing sent wien stee.
Pleas. .dars.. orten = n sTRArroN
Vi.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

N. Y. MARKET.-Dec. 25--2} r. M.
Il that Of the -four subscribed toward. the 90
600 bbs $3.50 tho sellers OF about 10000
SELL and that quantity taken. OHes. Of Is sc for
shipment we're Afterwards rejectsd.-JouR Coz.
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BOSTON MARKET. w.dn..d.r Al..Ipeop. Dec. Q,

Cotton-No sales today except Few small lots. Pro-
vsions-smsIl Gales Of niece pork 1t oi4 mos; mess
bee 81, and Navy o63 mos 100 kegs lard at
SIC; mos Flour-The market very unsettled; nothing
Of consequence DOING the nominal prices for Genesee
96,25 6,373. Corn-Tbe market 10 dull aud prices
declining Sales Of 100 bushels old white nj 7Sc yellow
Hat &c., Molassss-Ssles Of a email lot Of CienIuegos
Muscouado AZ 233c. mos. Sugar-50 boxes Cuba
brown sold ut sis9c. mos IIides-Saes Of 1000 Geor
ga green sated at Ste; 600 do dry at SIC, mos.
Arr.
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CHEAP LITt d aTUHE Depot,

CHEAP LITE AZURE DEPOT,
Ne Isl Mas Riet-Sad.
usT received and for sale. the follow New BOOKS
e Einor wynys The YoGng Folks Lonsbnd,e A Tale
BY J. Fennmore Cooper
Peep into Lonaon Society by Punch; Illustrations ty
Leech
The Squir--Niss Fiekerings production 25
Love and hesnersTn by Horace Smith IS
MornTa The Outlaw of he Poue,t rs
Julia Bletnel or, Love and Murder, founded
teiribIe Tragedy IS
Money Comedy, in S Acts By Rul~er IL
The Cbrftmas Book BY Thomas X. Harvey so
Recspoa, aLss
The January Nos Of No
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Also large OF Pictures great variety OF
Books, for Christmas. for here d,
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PROCLhMA ALTON EXTRA
A LII persons who have not vet purchased their
~ Winter Ciothsg invited to cali Al once O,
KEEN 4 co, 100 Min street.
We have just received raekages good, annual
ing to more than Six Tousand Dollars iAem at
pf'ees "a ~ NONE But THOSE VHO H.5S-T MONET
can BE- induced TO do. We following;
IS sack Oyercoats
so DO
100 Beaver Ogereoais. for riding
500 Beaver and Cashmere Froeks, cheap"
1900 pair OF Pants all kinds
hso very large OF and every other
kind OF goods suitable for fashionable Clothing
we are not selling Oh al reduced prices
out simply say that We Por
greater barains than call Money saving Ins
de 20 KEEN A
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prizes s.l2O 100 OF 1000 50. of Co., 50 of 500 &c
&c.--srS uniting million of dollars. Tickets
20 dollars; halves 10; quarters s. package Of rs whole
Tickets S 500, less the price OF Tickets. CO. which We
warrant draw back $685. cost Of certificate S222-
shares in proportion.
$1,000 DOLLARS in prizes Of 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 4, TO he drawn
on SatIrda January 24th, 1876. IS Nos. l3 drawn
Grand Capitals: prizes OF $4,000 each of 5000
$780, $500, $780, ZOO. 900. 1,50O 400, l2IO
ll0O 30 of 000 so OF AGO. 200 OF 200. &C. &c. Tick
cts $40: halve,' S; quarters :, 50.
f the county the
Bigger Co. intend sell OF Splendid
Pzes therefore, you your
delay to u. RUSSELL BIGGER h CO. Richmond.
IL Persons ordering by the package in any Of the above
deduct the price OF three Tickets.
The Tickets Lotteries received, and all orders
addressed prompt and confidential
/ ton.
0We every day Lotteries from 90, a
large small will always
| popular Lotteries hand.
RThe Drawings when requested TO all who order from
| Us T. r. u. L. CO.
Ias usual need not he pai5 n726
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-29

~ EGRO HIRING, &c.-The subscriber
L VII continue the hiring Of SERVANTS ensuing
year ahI having arranged hi-
attention To H. he bpes from Twelve yeats IN
mat hhe and senea aeau,ntaDe. city
not only IN rsi good Lor.. and high
tant part To h,s. Their hi.s well
'ss-" eniru ted 20 care through th- and
Eases Of sickness and their prefer
deal b in-ufedf ~ each by good Physen Gor
rHE out Servants viii he
owner ou' len fr collection ADDITIONAL
VIII b. Charged and viii snou to give
Intends 10 has attention that business
He will al attend SELLING NJ pv.,.
having had years eIpeii-bes give
satisfaction hs charge for selling private each
de I5-st5;hJah ROBERT NIL.
Once 10 he Amy Of Tie Esr Tav.rn. Riehmont W.
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RhroRrkD FoR the usrTsp STATE, sAzrrrr.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

RkroRrkD FoR the usITED STATES sAzrrTr.
4 PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, EvEsiSo. Dec. 24th.
There has been but little business done day or
count OF the Storm in any Of the leading articles
except Flour. tho price Of which has settled to IS ia,
anu ia 4OUO bbls. standard brands taken that
rate ior export. Rye Flour and Corn Meal without
inquiry aud prices nominal. Wheat offered freely
ii0 lie. without finding buyers. Corn--Ncw South
ern held ut 6oc aud Oats 42c. Groceries firm yes
tedsys quotations., with reduced stock Provisions dull
Cioveseed lower and &c offered Tor prime parcels
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NEGRO HIRING.

NEGRO-HlRING.
I>HE subscriber again offers his services to the
- pubic agent for hirns .nsuiag
He niuets himself business
him IN 'syrk he do VIII my proper
To employ him as other agent the Persons
Try having for
BY sending with q,
hfr than out a5d rest ssred that
the highest and my
uon gwen siehpess viii be
In the county In send tbeir Of
January a. practicable GEO. w TOLER,
Agent and Collector. Lsie's Row,
de 1o-ckdim IN a In
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CARPETING AND RUGS!
Second supply.

Two oil who wish to purchase good, handsome
Il and cheap Carpets and Rugs call and er
anime large assortment, jus, received
noI4 GAY, MATHEWS A. co.
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RlCH ARD HILL, Jr., General Agent and
C4eefo attends hiring neesoes
and collecting eiain,s of every description.
NEGRO HIRING.
me subscriber would respectfully
Slaves who wish Tn obtain his aid hirins
year -end them carry practicable which
DEXTER Prices and situations lie
TO them during the especially by
M nd 1. ipssrALL IN
RICHD HILL
Once on Main Street. the Enquirer below
de