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SYBILLINE ORACLES.

The following IS extracted from an olC edition of Merlm's Prophecies, supposed tc have been written about a thousand years ago imprinted al London, by John Hawkins in the year l630. For an account of this valuable and scarce hook, see Swll's works vol. ?, p. IA, ed. l77A. When the savage is meek and mild, The mother shall stab her child. When the cock shall woo the dove, The mother and child shall cease 10 love.
 III When men, like moles, worl; under ground, The lion virgin true shall wound.
 " When the dove and cock the lion shall fight, The lion shall crouch beneath their might.
  When the cock shall eussd ta eagle's nest, The shining stars shall fise in She vest. When ships above the clouds shall sail, The lions strength shall surely fail.
 VII When Neptune's bacl, with stripes i9 rai, l
 VIII When. the seven and six shall make but one. The lions might shall he undone.
 SOLUTION.
 Verse l.-Thc settlement of America by a civilized nation, is very clearly alluded to in the first line The frantic mother is Brit ain-America the child Verse 2.--the cock is France, the dove is Amerca-Columbia; their union is the epoch when America shall cease to love Britain for so understand the prophecy, ill which there $ manifestly an equivoque, which is one of the striking characteristics of the an eiept oracle.
 Verse 3.-The siege of Yorktown, where approaches were carried on hy working in the earth. We are told by Mr. Addi- son in his Spectator, that lion will not hurt a true maid-his al frs. seems conraticted bY the prophecy; but 1t will be found that he epoch referred to, the virgin, or Virginia, as North America was llen called in Eu- rope shall wound the lion, viz: Br tam, which shows the precise time when the or acle shall be fulfilled.
 Verse 4.-Aludes to the alliance between France and America, before whose mighr Great B ain crouched.
 Verse 5.-This certainly refers to tie pc rod when France the cock3 guarded the home of the Americans, (he eagles nest, and assisted the saios dhe stars4 to attain their independence: that is 10 rise in the western hemisphere.
 Verse G.-li is very remarkable that the properties of the innammable air by which balloons first tra9ersed the upper regions wee then first discovered, and they are here evidently called ships.
 Verse 7.-When Ameriea's navy covers 'he sea with her red shipes, Britain's will bt humbled.
 Verse 8.-The thirteen States first conled erated
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ANTHONY EE0USE, sEaa6 GcaaerSyg i&ENgp Office
IMAM STREET. LITTLE ROCK.

MARKHAM STREET. LITTLE ROCK.
 FEHHIS well known establishment, n.czSr-A f located in the business part ot 15sS iasi& the city has just undergone thorough isssssA fag repair and has been almost entirely Ezslgs Es sssreftted and re e-farnished, for the ae- conilnoaation ofthe public.
 The proprietor very respectfully announces to his old customers, his friends and the public generally, that he is how prepared to extend to the travelling community, transient visitors, and boarders, accom- modations unsurpassed by any establishment west of rhe Aleghanes and pledges himself that every ct tenton shall be rendered to promote the comfort of persons visiting his house, that vigilance and - dellty can bestow being determined 10 spare neither trouble nor expense in giving satisfaction to his guests, and hopes to mertthe patronage of the pub lie.
 The qualities ol his aes, wines, liquors, and sc- gars, are the best that the Now Orleans market can afford. Of this he is confident, he having, with great care, selected them himself. He has also made arrangements for ice sufficient for the whole season. and London Bgeanstuut always in bottles Albany ale on draft. His cocks are celebrated in every department; his servants faithful and atten- tive; his porters trusty and courteous.
 For balls and parties, every attainable deiicacy will be seryCd up in superior manner, and at the most reasonable prices.
 The commodious brick stables are under the man. agement of Mir. David Skelton, where carriages, bngges, and horses, always ready for those who mar wish them.
 fine Hot ~prng mail. carried in elegant and com modions lour-horse coaches, for the accommodation of visitors. leaves this housa tri-weeklv, and ac- commodaion stages can at any time be procured on reasonable terms by applying to the proprietor who resides here. and whose courteous department and desire 10 pl ase tends, in some measure, to soothe the many ills that flesh is heir to.
 The office oi the Montgomery's Point and Roel; Roe tri-weekIy line oi stages, is also kent at this house, where one of the pfoprictofs can be found, always ready and desifous to accolamt date and whose punc,uaiity, attention and regularity. is not surpass even by ' Stockton ora Reside; and also. of the western Van Bur mail line, whosl agent will always be found at his post.
 Al the steam boat landing, passengers will always find blacks. porters, and drays, in attendance.
 JOHN BROWN. Lifle RoGk Feb. I9. lS45 .5-tf
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New Gsooais! Ncw GoOelS!!

THE subscriber has just opened arge assort
 men ol STAPLE X FANCY DRY GOODS which he Will sell cheap for cash or eXctange tn. hides, peitrits, tuEs, beeswaX. B.. &c. The above stock is composed in pant ot the following artieies viz:
 Brown and bleached shirting; shooting G-i 4--i. 3-4, and heavy 0snabnres; French, English. and American prin mous5lan d. laines morning dc laines aRaccas alpacca lasters white and rt fmnels; liaseys; diapers Londan duff bianEets point do; Whitney do; green, blue, and scarlet do canvass and red padding; satinets and cassi!neres vastings; black cloths; tckihs; eolorGd eambrics sicas; brown linens; brown Hollands; ghhams cashmere de ecosse; black Italian crayats; pong and Spitafield silk hdk IS linen cambric do; imita; ton do; bishopiaWns; book muslihs; plaid stripec nd check muslin, and camprie; sewing silk; silk twist; lamb s wool half hose; white and brown cot ton do adirs white merno hose; white, black. and slate cotton do shirt buttons; coat buttons black and colored tadeta ribbons cotton and Wofsed bra ces sup. elasted do; cotton hdks; luIkey red do linen and cotton tapes; table diaper, brown and white; gentlemen and ladies' thibet, hoskin, silk and kid gloves; black and white crape; silk and cot ton velvets; needles and pins; nook and eyes ;- spool cotton; linen thread; irish linens do sheet ings; long lawns; chi!drens Victoria boots mixec hose; gents melino shirts ;--together with con- pete assortment of gents sewcd and begged cali skin boots; mud boots; kip, usset, and black bro- gans; ladies walking shoes and slippers children, black and cciored boots; and a variety of ashiona- bic white shalls tlannes Kentucky jeans roll d kersey; nseys together with ot of school books and stationary. Also sugar, coffee, teas, tobacco rice salt, and lot of Collins axes.
 D. BENDER.
 December G 1SJ4 I5--f
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July 255
Naxy Stationary.

LUST received and for sale at the Bookstore ii sb Ashleys row, fresh supply of Stationary, con sstng of fine Cap x Letter Paper Note Paper Folio m vos, India Rubber. Sealing Wax, QuilIs, Stee Pens of every descriptions small Waters, Notarla Waters, Sand, Sand Boxes, husbands, Penknves Folders, black, red and blue Ink, Erasers, Blank Books, red Tape, Slate Pencils Ssc sc all oi whici will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
 Also-For sale Campbell and Rce's Debate, Ar kansas Reports, Arkansas Form Book and variety of other Books.
 Little Rock, November 6, ls4l--S
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l rulV VOnrs,
 \. WHITNEY.

TRinUTE TO GENsRAr. JACKSON AT PoR- TO GRANpE, S VT Twea,y-ane minutes guns were fired on the l lth ol August by the U s. ship Jamestown, Commander Skinner, at Porto Gfanae. ia obedience to genera! order from the Navy Department, on there- ceipt of ste intelEgeaee oi tlie death # Gen. Jackion. Tie Govtnorof g!se islaHa q Sf. Eineen on leaaiing he rsa -e.pi iilss aluie, odgrs, reipsa selfia u 7 guns fsesss tlie pors of the town, saa ihe PefEgGesa eei-s ors were hoisted at ha.tlnas; tpr one 9sek.
 [.N Q. Courier,
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To efsc 8sggbafC.

ILb JOdN SoN WoulG re- &sSe, Respectfully inform the pub
 P lie that he is nowprepared with ~==s a first rate Carriage, and also. 2 Wagons, for conveying passengers ..age to the
 Hot &FegirRgs.
 1aodate four passengers with their ser quantity of baggage. l he Ladies and Gentlemen that he will | to any rlace he may contract for. vi h 5t and ease as they could travel in ate carriages.
 bis skill and attention to the safely oi |giswell known to the travelling pHbiic. | |Abein accordance with the hard i'm S.. Hound at all times by inquiring at the |llonY House, or tine Franklin House. April IT. lS44-3I-tf
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{ IAN 6 A 6 B A N N E R .|p11sHED WEEKLY, \ $. EgG2ElAND.
 rr DOLLARS A YEAR
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, oF ADVERTISING.

oF ADvERTIsTTG.
 10 lines, or less, first insertion,
 s5 FIFTY CENTS for each continu-
 l'a gnss and not exceeding l5, to be
 l.a.re n and half--over l5, and not ex'
 Tyo sauares-and in that proportion
 ..i.sments to be paid for in advance
 s.amod by some responsible person.
 sgri5nal account, at the above rates
 .s and under Sl00, in one year, a dis
 ', ' rent. will be made; and when il ,oo or upwards. in the same period, {
 ,% ocr or cent. will be made. No deduc,
 diG be made, if payment be deferred | ,ban have expired; nor will any re. ,is on legal advertisements, required
 published. ,-r,., W n lines, renewable at pleasure, $20 90 3U .menfs. or parts thereof, exceeding 10 as the case may be, subject to the s,,oupts first mentioned; and no con. ,,tes for less term than year. Nc |s.m,easional m omissions; and all contract; |sbe paid in advance.
 |nIyt. ADVERTISEMENTS. fpi p.llsss each additional } Soatbs { S6 square, g. 10 '' J= Ig advertisements will be charged al the rates. unless acontract be made wher i@. and must be paid for in advance. | sal be announced for any office, either |EeountY, without the advance payment |1culars will be charged as advertise |sgnent required in advance. Rereaiter be delivered to any person Ts have no regular dealings, until paid ,smcnts must be marked with the mum |9s desired, otherwise they will be con- |rbid, and charged accordingly. |stion will be made fram the above rates Tber oi the paper, l27 cents. must be postpaid, or they will not re- rAion
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HAS on hand 400 lbs bacon sides, hams anC | | shoulders, 20 bbls four 20 bbls whiskey, 8 bags prime Rio coffee, l2 bbs brown and loaf su- gar G000 lbs assorted castings 5303 lbs sheet. band round. square, and flat bar iron l200 lbs cottor yarn; 1000 lbs bar lead; p boxes sperm star, anc mould candles; I5 cases boots. shoes and brogans 50 boxes window glass; 90 srindsoncs; 500 lbs Ep' som salts boxes tobacco, bbls tanners oil sperm nseed, lard, and Florence oils, old port and madei "a wines: cogniac and American brandy; Holland and American gin lemon syrup, pickles mustard ginger, pepper, saltpetre, glue, indigo and inadder imperial and block teas; molasses, wire siiters painted buckets; castor oil, eaomel, rhubarb, Bate mans drops aud 20 oz quihine; 2a0 doz cups anC saucers; 48 doz plates dry white and red lead ; white lead in oil green paint, chrome yellow an, green; prussian blue, spanish brown, venetian red yellow ochre, ampblack, ground haywood, japar and copel varnish; boraX; sponge; l6 kits macller el and salmon. &c., for sale low, for casb oniy by
 VIM. B. WAIT.
 InIv 2- h 4j-H
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PRTNC s Ean F 0Gapfc Garden |3ED .FURSERIES.

NM " . H 5 LKILS, IlNG. L. l., NEAR NEW YORK. |HEnew Descriptive D Catalogues (which
 ge cost over $5700,l of the TREES, |4yrs. and SEEDS at this establishment, l |l ba sent gratis to every post paid, l addressing
 WILLIAM R. PRINCE & co. [nrioher. lSl4. I2-tl.
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Esuiter and Cheese.
University Of tVle state oa'
 Missouri. :.

EOLUWBL3, BUON IUUN I'
 Endowment, SEG0.90G. COMMENCEMENT on the last Thursday oi S July.
 Three Sessions, year of II weeks each, be- ginning.
 ist on the Sd Monday of September,
 End SC lst January,
 Sd nth before commencement Board, including room, fuc lights, washing Sc,, in private families. lfom s2i 10 S2 per week. Communications addressed to Professors E.. II. LeiIingwel. " W. Hudson, R. s. homas, Geo. C..Prait, or to the undersigned will receive imine- diate attention. JOHN II. LATII0RP, August :. ISlt47-ly Pres.
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BUNDELCUND.
From Ae Pdiladelpaia Le1ecr.
LETTER FROM MR. WHITNEY.

We have received the following letter iron Mir. Whitney, the projector of the Adanli and Pacific 1.airoad
 ST Lous, Sept 20, l245. To dic cdi.ore oftts pu5iic Ledger.
 Philadelphia.
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NNisEiaEna Es. YSaEf

December 6, ls44.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22


ALBERT G. SourHALL, Esa.-This gentleman
was appointed, at the close OF Mr. Tyler's admi
nistration, superintendent OF the Live Oak tracts
in Louisiana, and we believe more worthy or
capable man could not have been selected
yet, from the urgent solicitation of The people
OF Louisiana, and from the pressing argument
of their whole delegation in Consress Who
claimed tina, The offices in The State leeiti-
maely belonged to the citizens thereof and in
accordance with the good rule 10 tina, effect laid
down by Mr.. Polk himself on taking the helm of
State, The Presiden, has removed him This tact
the Wings are using to create distraction in our
ranks, but we can assure them they fail in
their object, as every one must see the Nice OF
The claim sci up BY The Louisianians, and&e are
sure that none will acquiesce more readily than
Mr.. Southall and his friends, in whose Democracy
We have full and entire confidence. We would
advise the Wing carpers TO cease their unprofit-
able labors Il Portsmouth Chronicle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22
WOrlhan,s safs;cc.

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH.
" WOND, Vueinin.
Lottery for This Morning.
$4,000 capital Alexandria, Extra Class
No %. Drawing comes per mail Ibis day :
Prizes $4,000, 5000. 600, 800, ,297, ,2lO,
10 prizes Of 900 each, 10 Of 300, 10 Of 300 -
OF 1870, % oi leo, 300 Of 100, &c. &c.-Ticke,s
81
Lottery lor this Evening.
10000 capilal--New Jersey, Class No. 81.
Drawing comes per mail tomorrow Prizes.
10000 dollars, 5000, 900. 1880, 2,T10 ~ prizes
"i 900 20 Of 500, % Of 200, 100 Of $50 &c
Tickets jdollaIs
For This Week.
Thursday So 900, 800, 1 600, 10 Of 800,
10 of 100 &c Tlrkes =,
Friday $1,000, 1852, , Of 1890 &c. Tickets
81.
Saturday sl2ou, 1000 300, ,lGi 10 Of
1000, g. Tickets ::
Also 600 10000, 5000 35no, 250n, J. $50,
5ol 2,0OO 20 Of 1000, &c Tickets $40
And 10 be drawn soon
MAY 3-SiOGOO. 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000, 20
Of 1000, &c Tickets 10 dollars
Alay l0-s30 900, 10000, 5000 $40, 1900,
80 Of 900, &c Tickets 10 juilars.
MAY 1880 900, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1868,
10 Of 1000, &c Tickets 10 dollars
Tickets and packages in al the Lotteries ad-
venisei is J. G. Gregory & Co, for sale on The
same terms al this office.
n. =. Al orders confidential
zf p S-For prize tickets call al This Office
In The Alexandra, Glass No 10. drawn l2lh inst.
Nos. 81 81 II, a prize Of $1,000, sold and paid
al this Office
April - CHAS. WORTHAM
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MERCHANDISE.
Fresh Spring Goods.

T.. n. tILDERl
NTOULD invite the attention of purchasers
w 10 his new stock OF FANCY aud STA
PIE DRY GOODS-among which will be
found
Rich Satin Stripe Balzorines and Bareges
Plain black aud satin stripe do. 10.
Black and lead do do. do.
Orsande Muslins and French Lawns
Black and cold Gimps and Gimp Cord.
Parasol>, Sun Shades, and Parasoletles
REVERE and Hem-Slilch L. c. Hdkls.
Black and white silk Thule Laces
Do. do. and cold Silk Milts and Gloves
Do. do. do. Hoskin Gloves
Rich salin-striped Barege Shawls and Sears
Do. Hermann and Ambra Illusion do.
Silk wark Alpaca and Orleans Cloths
New styles Of plaid Ginghams, very handsome
Tarlcan Muslins, Ribbons, Laces and Edginss
Black, white and cnlored Grapes
Irish Linens; Birds-eye Diapers and Linen Drill
inss
Cloths, Cas>imeres and vestngs; Crolon Cloths
and Gambroons
KremIin Cords, bleached and brown Shrines
and Sheetinss, Apron Checks, TickinSs, sc. &c,
with general variety OF new and seasonable
Goods, which he offers al a small advance for
cash,only. f. X. GILBERT,
No. ia Main ST., 3 doors above VIM. Mitchell.
April -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22
SEVENTH SUPPLY OF SPRING
DRY GOODS.

Bonnets, RibJands F2o,re7s, Dress Goods, &c., &C.
APRIL -, 1915.
d II. JENKINS has received within the last
II. few days another supply OF New Goods,
which completes his Spring assortment. Those
in want will find all the new materials for La
dies Dresses: Scaris Shaw!s, Robes, rich worked
Muslin Collars, Capes and Trimm ngs, elegant
Silk for the season, Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
Bonnels, Ribbands, Flowers, Chdrens Leg
horn Hats, Misses Bonnels, Gloves and Mills Of
all kinds, Irish Linens, Shee,inss and Diapers,
Canton Mating, all widths colored and white,
ParaSols, Sun Shades and Umhrelas--also,
great bargains in Cotton Oznaburgs, brown and
bleached Shirings and Sheetings, Furniture and
Apron Checks, Burlaps, Bed TicSing>, DiniIy
and Frnges, &C. &c, &c, all OF which will be
sold cheap Tor cash by wholesale or retail al
April D. r. Fl. JENKlNSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22
LOTTERIES.
w.P.Turpin's LOTTERY Office

4 FEW DOORS above The Union uoic!.
n Mum Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Another Pri.c .So!d and Paul al TGrpinS Ollie
Whole ticket Nos. IL 80 Al. prize Of POI dol
lars in Lottery drawn il Baltimore FRIDAY last
making three No Prizes sold b. TURPlN laSl
week AMI IL since opening his new Office lew
weeks since.
Tnrpin is selling Prizes in almost every draw
ing thai is received. Persons wanting money
should have one OF Turpin's Lucky Tickets
Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets attended
10 By return mail, and drawings forwarded, when
requested, as soon as received.
The following are some of the leading schemes
TO be drawn soon. Smaller ones-capilals ran
ging from 10 20,000-are drawing daily.
For prizes in any Of the schemes address,
WIN. P. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
Scheme for Saturday The Goth inst 10000 dol
lows. 10000, 5000, prizes of 1000, 90 Of 600
&c. &C Nos, II drawn-lickets 10 dollars, halves
S, quarters , 80. Certificates Of packages OF %
whole tickets l20 dollars; certificate OF % shares
in proportion.
For Saturday Sd May-40,000 dollars. - 900
20 prizes Of 900, 20 OF 500, ~ of300, 80 OF 200
&c. Tickets 10 dollars; IS Nos, II drawn.
For Saturday, 10Th May-2OOOO dollars 10
900, 50 prizes OF 1000 20 Of 800, 20 Of 300 &C.
Tickets 10 dollars; IS Nos, - drawn.
ForSaurday, 9Th May-30 900 dollars, 10 900
100 prizes Of 900, 100 of 500 80 OF 200 &c :
10 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 10 dollars.
Orders confidential. Address
W. P. TURpIN,
April % l0i Main street, Richmond va
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II. Russell Bigger,

A GENT for The Managers, Cd Paine g.
II Co.. Richmond Va.
Schemes for The IItcl!
Splendid Scheme:
$50, 600! 10000 $500 loves, 3 No. Prize y
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail ca.
iplals: $50, 900, 10000. 1000, $500 /. 500 4Ot
of 200 100, 1000, 9OO 500, 700, Goo ". 100
prizes OF 500, II &C., &c. &c Nos, 10 ballots
Tickets SO.
$4,000 Dollars Capital
Drawing received BY Thursdays mail CAM
tails $4,000, 5000, 1000, 1000 l423 2ao
l,l00 10 Of 1000, 800, &c. &c. ~ ba lots.2
Tickets 81
5000 Dollars Capital!
Drawing received BY Fridays mail CAM.
tails 50, 900, 5000, 1000, 500, .33i. 600 5 Of
800, 500, 400, &c. &c. I3 ballots. Tickets -
80
$4,000 Capilal-75 Nos, Is Drawn Ballots
Drawing received by SATURDAYS mail. Capi
tails $4,000, 400, 200, ,G93, &c. &c. IS Nos
Is drawn ballots. Tickets 81 Certificate Of %
Whole Tickets onl, S22, halves II, quarters SO.
Also, for Saturday Night
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1000 1000 $50
200, &c. &c. l2ballols Tickets ST.
GronJ Schemes 10 drow siolAS!
$4,000 !-l5 drawn ballots
Drawing received by Mondays mail, April -.
Capitals 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000, a310. 5
OF 1000, ) Of 1900 10 Of 900 800 400, 800.
&c, &c. IS Nos, Is ballots Tickets SO,
halves s. quarters ) 30 Splendid Scheme for
a Package Certificate Of Ii Whole Tickets in
the above grand Scheme SlCj halyes 81 80, quar-
tiers III -.
Grand Scheme:
10000 Dollars CapiiaI-sJ - Nos ~ ballots.
Drawing received by Wednesday, mail, April
30,h. Capitals: 10000 dollars. 5000, 5000. 1000
800, ITO, &c. - Nos, IL drawn ballots :.
Tickets ) dollars certificates Of - whole tickets
S59; halves ~ 80; quaTlersli 10.
10000 Dollars 0przas OF ,0O.
Drawing received hy Thursdays mail, May Isl.
Capitals $4,000 ~ 30 prizes OF 900, Nc
IL ballots. Tickets I dollars.
e. For other Schemes, call alhe Office.
- Packages Of whoits and shares, single
whoIes and shares always On hand in the usua!
great variety; and, as usual. prizes paid a, sight
Immediately after The drawing.
sJ Orders for packages. certificates or single
tickets in The above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended To- and drawing sent
when requested. T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers 0liice, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
ADril 81
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Office

MO. 5, sOUTH FOUR 1'E NTH
Drawing received every day al o'clock.
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia, Class IG ApriI Is.
IL Sc Al 80 80 80 Is ) So "a 1871 81.
Ticker Nos 4 10 2l) Three more PRIZES
Do. do. IS 81 So sTR A r
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria, Glass l6 drawn
April 18th:
10 3 . CO SO 80 30 ! % 80 IS g.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria, Extra Glass 80,
April 18th:
IS CT 30 80 IA 30 D 40 &c 81 % CT co 81
Half Ticket Nos. II 81 I0J Three more CA .
Do. do 30 II Ga PITFALLS in one
Do. do 80 30 81 Lottery sold and
paid BY STRATTON.
$4,000, 5000.
Alexandria Lottery, No 95, Extra. for Tues
day. Capitals $4,000 5000, 600 800 10
1000, &c. Is Nos, - drawn. Whoes 81;
halves ,; quarters /.
$4,000, GOOO.
New Jersey, No. 81, for Wednesday. Capi
tails 10000 dollars, 5000, 500, 1000, 20 OF
l,COO &c, &c. - Nos, II drawn. Wholes 5
dollars halves 30; quarters %.
$4,000, 1900.
Alexandra Lottery, No. 81, Extra. for Thurs
day. Capitals: $4,000, 1900, 1000, 1000, 10
Of 500, 10 of 900, &C., &c IS Nos, Is drawn.
Wholes S., halves 4, quarters ,.
$1,000 1852.
Virginia MonongaIia, No. II, for Friday, one
o'cl"ck <, a! The Exchange Capitals: 1000 dol
lars. .S52, 8 of 900, 2 Of 800, &c, &c 70 Nos,
10 drawn. Wholes dollar; halves 50 cents;
quarters - cents
$4,000, 1000.
Alexandria I c,iarv NJ, au 49,
day. Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1900 10 Of
1000, &C. &c. 70 Nos, ii drawn. Wholcs "a;
halves = quarters /.
100000 10000.
Alexandria, No. II, drawing received hy Sun
days mail, ready on Monday. Capitals 30, 900
dollars. 10000, 5000, $500, $500, 5 Of 1000, 20
OF 900, 20 Of 500, &c. &c. 6G Nos, Ii drawn
Wholes 10 dollars halves quarters . 50.
Orders Tor packages, certificates of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent, when re.
guessed. Please address orders 10
\. STRATTON,
April Il Richmond Va.