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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20

DAMAGED TEAS AT AUCTION
C0O0 PACKA Els TEAS, damaged at the late fire in
cOOO Front will be sold auction This Day Sat
urday at hslEpast o'clock, front of the 1909 WILL
d20 ltsrh ID. Z. w. PELL Il co.
DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY has just received from Holland OF Dutch
IA Bulbus of every variety of and spendor. Also
one hamper of various Psones which he will sell Monday
want additional supply of superior Floweug Roots will
please attend. Sale positive. rain shine d20 2tFm
RENJlAMIN MOONEY will sell This Day at 10 O'clock,
- at 423 Broadway OF Fancy Boxes Tables
Stands, Fire Sets Tea Trays Girandole., Plated Casters
Cake Baskets Ivory Knives and Forks Hall Lamps Tea
Bells Coffe Potts. do Urns. Swing Kettle Dressing Glass
Dish Covers, Britannia Tea Sets, &c: Also, Sofas, pair
Divans, Rocking Chairs, Bureaus, Washsand, &e. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-20
MONEY MARKET.

criOay, Ice. 10>o F.M.
There was general falling of in quotations for
stocks to-day. The banks rapidly contracting and
the money market daily becoming tighter and tighter
Penn SIS decnedE4 per cent; vicksburg Il Morris Ca
nal d; Farmers Loan l; Long Island, II; Canton /;
Erie Railroad, /; Stonington /; Norwich and Worces-
ter II; Reading Railroad g. The sales were limited
at the decline and the market closed very heavy The
panic has become bank panic and there at present
appears very little probability Of Improvement in
prices, of any consequence.
by the arrival OF the steam ship Acadia at Boston from
Liverpool we have advices from that port of the 4h and
from London to the 81 inst inclusive From all parts
Of Europe advices fifteen days later than those
previously received The generally, in a com
mercis point of view rather unfAvorable Cotton had
fallen off about ID to 3D. per lb and flour had receded
Is per barrel The London money market continued
very much depressed and Consols had declined about
per cent? but just previous to the departure of the
ship prices slightly recovered The railway panic still
continued and quotations for ofthe established lines
had been much reduced The Bank of England had not
altered the rate of interest and money could be obtain
oil at three and aha per cent The advices from the
continent in relation to financial affairs do not vary ma
tsrally ON those received by the Cambria The pres
continued in full force, and much embarrassment
anticipated. So far political relations with
Great Britain concerned the ishghly favorable
and interesting. The people Of Great Britain take
more sensible and reasonable view of the Oregon ques.
ton than the government do and place great reliance
upon the influence of the financial and commercial
classes upon the government of that country this dis
pute The returns of the Bank of England for the week
ending Nov % compared with the of the prev
GUS week exhibit decrease Of circulation OF 1850
increase of public deposits Of f6Ss 1884, increase of
private deposits of flaboea of securities
f4ll u.s. decrease Of bullion of fl0,5S5, increase
OF the rest of and increase of reserve in
the banking department OF notes and coin Of f52l 42s
The foreign trade Of Boston, for November ls45 com
pared with 1874, has increased large per cent as will
be seen by the annexed tablet
CoMMERcE THE PoRT or BosroN
1aiue Of Imports, Norem6er 1874 1886 Ince
nutiabe merchandise. S75S603 l,07iotl sl5,d38
+ rec merchandise 9i0N 3N,o76 236, GAG
specie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i3,2u 3,l89
Total import $685. s l.iO7, 306 1851 ,iS7
DUTIES. 23I
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GRAND SOIREES MUSICALES, EVERY
NIGHT,
A PINTEAUXS Cafe des Mile COLONIES Saloon 3o7
"A Broadway New engagement of Mr.. and Mrs. Collins,
the greatest comic singers know in this country.
N: BRefreshments Breakfast and Supper Of the best
kind always be had the bar with the
iul walters.
Also, magnificent Fancy Ball Dresses let; enquire the
hay a
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BROOKLYN INSTITUTE.
Monday Evening, 22d December, Is45.
r. GEORGE VAN0ENHOFF begs leave announce
irk TO the public of Brooklyn, that he will give an
EVENING ENTERTAINMENT,
by Of Lecture with Dramatic Readings REGULATIONS
serious and comic from the Tragedies and Comedies Of
SHAKESPEARE nerpersed VIII, and other cdotes
to conclude with Humorous Sketch from Peter Pmdar
To Commence at half past clock.
Tickets % centswh Programme 1t the Institute, SC.
d20 2teodinsxrrc
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LECTURE IN ST. PETERS CHURCH,
BARCLAY STREET.
CHOULD the he favorable Sunday
~ inst, the Very Rev Dr. POWER will by special request
repeat his Lecture the subject Are the Holy Scriptures
the judge Of aud the sole rule OF ath The
church will be opened at half NJ Lecture att o'clock
Seats free. DIG 2tnss nc
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y MR.. WILLIAM A. KING,
has the honor CT friends public
his Annual Concert will take place in January which
and instrumental ares the city, Mr. King will also
duce for the first time aud PERFORM and beautiful
imported from Paris called the HARMoNiuM
containing stops initiative o, the caronette fue hautbo
bassoon horn bourbon fife capable of producing
delicate and beautiful eects-accompanied
by his friend Mr. o. TIMM, the Panoiore Full par.
ticulars will be daily snnounced.
10 ? Tickets Fifty Cents. dls 4tissrc
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MERCHANDISE.
Fresh Spring Goods
f. n GILBERT


NTOULD invite the atlenion Of purchasers
w 10 his new stock OF FANCY aud STA
PIE DRY GOODS-amony which will lie
found
Rich Satin Stripe Balzo'ines and Bareyes
Plain black and satin stripe 10. 10.
Black and lead 10. do Dc.
Organdie Muslins and French Lawns
Baci; and cold Gimps and Gimp Cord,
ParasolS, Sun Shades, and Parasoleiies
REVERE and Hem.Si,ch l.. {. Hdk!s.
Black ami white Silk Thule Laces
Do. 90. and cold Silk Mitis and Chores
Do. DO. do. Hoskin Gloves
Rich salin-striped Barge Shaws and Scarf,
Do. Hermann and Ambra Illusion 90.
Silk wark Alpaca and Orleans Cloths
New styles OF plaid Ginghams very handsome
Tarletan Musins, Ribbons, Laces and Eiyings
Black. white and cniolcd Grapes
lish Linens Ri.ds-eyc Diapers and Linen Drill
linas
Cloths, Cassimeres AMI ves;ings: Croion Cloths
and Gambroons
kremlin Cords. tleached ami brown Shr,ings
and Sheelincs Apron Checks, TIckines, &c &c.
with general variety OF new and seasonab!e
Goois, which he offers al small advance Tor
cashonly F.. h GILBERT,
No. III Main ST., > doors above Vim. Mitchell
April ~
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LOTTERIES.
Wor.l,an,,. Office.
MO. :, EXCHANGE PLACE, RIC
lfINu ILrlnun

MO :, EXCHANGE PLACE, RIcH.
IN .NOND, Tustnia.
Lottery inr This Morning.
$50 900 Capital. Alexandria, Extra, Class Vi.
l0l. Drawn. comes 10 hand PEI mai! today
Prizes: 100000, 10000, 5000, aO0u. 2on,
500, 1860, 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 Of 500. 10 81
500, 10 Of $50, 20 OF POO. - III l59, s9l .. lo,l
&c, &c. Tickets Sj-shaIes in proportion.
Lottery Tor this Evening
$4,000 Capital New Jersey, Glass NJ 50
Drawing comes per mail tomorrow Prizes
so, 900. 5000 1000, 5000, 1905 80 priz.s OF
1000. 80 OF 800, 60 Of 200 So OF 100, &c. Tick.
cts So.
And 10 be drawn SOON
May $500 COO, 10000, 5000, 5000, 600. 20
Of 1000, &c. Tickets 10 dollars:
Nav i0-s3O, 900, 10000, 5000, $40. 1000
so OF 1000, &C. Tickets 10 dollars.
May l7-Sao, 600 10000, 5000, 5000, 3G5s.
10 OF 1000, SC. Tickets 10 dollars.
Tickets and packages in all The Lotteries ad-
verlised By J. G. Gregory ( 60, ior sale on the
same terms al this Office.
~ g. a II orders confidential.
g.s- p. S-For prize tickets call a, this Office.
In the Alexandria Glass No ID. drawn 18th inst.
Nos "a So II. prize OF $1,000, sod aud paid
al this office.
April % CHAS. WORTHAM
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STATIONS Office.
NO ). SOUTH FOER TEENTH
y STREET.

NO. 8. SOE7' FOER TEEN tn
y STREET.
10000, 10000.
Alexandria Lottery, No. l0l. Extra. ior Tues.
,!a:. Capitals: $4,000, 10000. 3 600 1000
2.6co 800, 10 Of 900 &c. &c 5 Nos. l..
drawn Wholes 8; halves . 30; quarters -.
$4,000. 200
New Jersey, No. 81 for Wednesday. Carl.
ta- 10000 5000. 1000, 1000. 80 Of 1000 30 OF
500, &c, &c. % Nos. II drawn Wnors =
halves :! 50; quarters =,
$4,000 1909
Alexandria Lottery. Extra, Gas M. LOB. 10!
THURSDAY Capitals 100000, 1000 1000. 800
10 .; OG0, Sc. &c. IS Nos, II drawn ba!!o:s
Wholes IS; halves : 80; quarters -.
SoO0O, 1000
Virginia Monongalia, No l.. Tor Friday. one
O'Clock, al The Exchange. Capitals. $4,000,
1000 500, ,295. !, Of 900. OF 400 ) Of 80
IS Nos II drawn. Wholes 3 halves 30 quar-
,eIs - cents
5000. anGo
Alexandria LoucrY. No i05. Extra. or Satnr-
day Capitals: S7no1, 3oDo 100. 900 900.
500. -up 6a0. IT 800. &c. &c -, Nus, l.,
drawn. Whoies - 81 i'aiyes -; quarters
~! cts.
s-io 0o1. 1000
Alexandria. NJ. IS drawing received by sun
day, mail, ready on Moudas Capitals 10000
dollars. $1,000. 1000, 5000. 1904 .500, 1000,
> Of $50, ~ d 900 : Nos, II drawn
Whol"s 10 dollars; halves :; quarters %.
Orders for packages. certificates Of packages.
and single tickets in all The Lotteries. will bc
promptly attended 10. ard drawings >en,. wien re-
Quesicd. Please address orders TO
~ SIRATTON.
Aprii y Richmond Va.
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r. Russell Bigger.

A CENT for the Managers, Cd. Paine &.
"A Coz Richmond Va.
Drawings received every day al one o'clock.
Sthenps fer Tie IIccl'
Splendid Scheme.
10000 Dollars Capiiai-gt - Nos, IL ballots
Drawing received ~ Wednesday smail.
Capitals 10000 dollars, 5000, 1000. 1000
1900. 40, &c = Nos Is drawn balIors.-
Tickets dollars, halves 2 30, quarters %
Certificates II - whole tickets $50; halves ~ 30
quarters IA -.
10000 Dollars-50 prizes OF 900.
Drawing received by THURSDAYS mail
Capitals: $4,000, -. 30 prizes Of 1000 Sc
- Nos. II ballots. Tickets dollars.
For Frdav-Capirals 10000 dollars, 1000
$500, l.57S 5 OF 1000, Of 800, OF 200. OF GOO o.
500, Of 400, 200, 300. &c. IS Nos. l3 drawn bal.
lots Tickels 3 dollars.
gT For olhef Schemes, call aithe Office.
- Packages OF wholes ami >hares. sinnl,
wholes and shares always on hand III Inc usua
great variety; and. as usual prizes paid al sigh
Immediately after the drawing
e Orders for packages, certificates or sinsl,
,iolc;s in the above Schemes. and in III Lotteries
will b. promptly attended 10, and drawing sen
when requested. I. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
mil ~
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J. G. Gregory 6. 10
MANAGERS, NO. I0I, NAN S1'PrEr

" hCHHOND. T1ssaio. ''''''
S~.naid Pass tof .lLau ISIS
AeSanarla Lottery, Class No Is r. ho braun
Na'ur1av, - MAY. ISIS, At Alexandra, n =
., 20 o nos., ~ drawn ballots Capilals s4n oo0
$1,000, tC0o- 5000, &c. &c "-'' @io'oo"'
i'ckeis $40 halves 5, quarters IN ,.;
h nca'e o. Package Of 2G Whole Tcre,s s,nn
y halves 20, &c quarters 20. ''"''' ~
Alexandria Lottery Glass No 70 = ), ,-.
saturday, ION May, 1915. At Aley,nd,;s J - -
- Nos., ana draw ballots. CAPITALS. sco o0o
iov ~ Soo", lio. 1900, $500 1000 80 nr;ze.
leHe's sio halves 5, quarters > 30. A cer;.
~ nca.e ol package q 25 Whole T;cEe,s SIgo
y halves 10, . quarters 81 50 >'''O'
Alexandria Lottery, Glass NJ. 20 10 b. drawn
"a IN. MAY lS45. ri AIoxandr;, n q
o - N g, ana Is drawn balol>. Can,,I. so
w. do"oo, 5000, 5000, 3.G5s 100 100 pr;lss
c iiehe!s Sin halves ). quarters > 10. \ ceri.
ne" ~, - d package Of III Whole Tickets $50
20 na'Ves o.. 70 quarters 30 30
Alexandria Lottery. Gas ~ f,r "a, > ).
drawn IN Alexandra. ID. C. on Sa,n,4., :" w.. =.
M. I'M LIB ds4o. - Nos, IL drawn ballots pr;yes
so CUo, 10000, 5000, 1000, 300 lOl- l0o
81 1000, &c &c. e. ''' ''o''' NV
icSe:s $40, halves s. quarter, 10 cer,;6-
esies Of Packages Of y, Whole Tickets sI3o.
halves %. quarters - 10. |@''' '''''
A Nc. Lottery, Class No. ~. for 1915. 10
Ma IN in Alexandra. D. G., on Saturday,
Pr Isl, lS45. - Nos, 10 drawn ballots
;. ooo 10000. 10000 6,OG0. 5000, 1000 9 800
"a, If la. p of 1000 p OF 500, p OF 300
Tic 200, &c, &c, &c.
te> keis SO. halves 5, quarters 81. ccr'iti-
caresoi packages 81 - Whole Tickets Sl2), =
al to, - quarters -
~. Orders lor Tickets, and Shares, ana Ger,
,ihcaies D. Packages il the apc'e splendid
Schemes, promptly aitrude,: Y, aid an aecoatl o.
no oray;ns, ,,.nt 10 all who order .rom IL. Al
dr.>. J. G.. GREGORY & co.
Manages, Richmond. Va.
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Old Market Hotel.
Mas STREEr. RIcHMoNp. ~,


TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
TINE undersigned has pleasure in informing
Il his friends and the public, that having re-
Gently made additions 10 his Hotel, he is now En-
abled 10 accommodate, with nea, rooms. all who
NAV give hin call: and every exertiun, as
heretofore, will be made 10 ensure The Comfort Of
visitors.
TnE TABLE Of the Hotel is always supplied
with the bsa the market affords, and all the sea
sonable luxunes prepared in The most choice
manner-fIis cnisinc is auliless and The most fas-
,iiious epcurean can be suited.
The Bar is stocked with The most choice
Wines and Liquors. This department of the
Hotel, also, will be found iauliless-at least the
Proprietor has spared no pains 10 render il so
and The continued and increasing patronage of
the house tlaiters him with the belief that his et
forts are appreciated
Breakfast, Dinner and Supper supplied a, all
hours, and al The shortest houce and from the
creates. variety Of Dishes.
u ihe undersigned is truly grateful for past
encouragement, and begs 10 assure the public
tha, 10 effort shall be waning on his part 10 rem
der his Hotel and Restaurant second 10 none in
Virginia.
A large lot Of The best brand of Cigars just re-
ceived al the above establishment.
GEORGE Z SADLER,
April l9-tf Old Market Hotel.
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SPLENDID SHOES
For the Ladies' !.

NE have Just recei:ed 4 splendid stock Of
w Shoes for The Ladi-s-.e invite The alien
ton OF al! in want Of, splendid shoes 10 give US a
cali. We have the largest Stock in the city
We will sell as low as such goods can re boueh;
in any house in The United States. We profess
10 keep ali The newest styles OF Ladies' Shoes OF
the Vefy Best that can be made in Philadelphia
AMI elsewhere. oar stock is en!irely new and
beautiful
Ladies fine Sila Cater Boots, different color,
I.adies beautiful English kid aliprer>
Ladies beautiful Bronze. XII. aud Morocco
Slippers
I.adie, line Kid and Morocco Dress Slippers
French styles
Ladies fine Black Sila Bn>kins
Ladies beautiful White and Black Satin Slip.
Pcrs
Ladies beautiful ParIor slippers
Ladies hce Dress Walking Shoes, KID, Mo-
rocco aud Sealsin
Misses fine Morocco Shoes and Slippers
Children Shoes all shapes and qualities
New and beautiful Shoes received every week.
PUTTEY s WATTS
Apri : Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ey IAlOes Il Brother.

Pnjlic Sal Of IainaJte ReGi EstGte. and O'i
J4rs Rrtr .S,oel
DG virtue OF a decree of he Superior COuli n,
II Chanceiy ior lie Richmond ciclir, pro-
bounced Oh The jl>i dav OF March iasi, IN a case
therein depending between Liuleberry Caring
Ton and Others. plaintiffs and Samuel w Caring
ton anc others, defendants. the undersigned, III.
Commissioned, appointed BY SAID decree, will
sell By pnbic auction, 10 the highest bidder, on
The 10Th day Of Nav next al l o'clock, p NJ,
that valuable lot near The residences oi Mrs.
Wickham and Judge Nicholas, upon which Mrs..
l.. }. Darlington formerly resided, upon The iol-
lowing TERMS. viz one-iourth Of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, and the residue in equal
payments al tie expiration Of b. - and Is months;
Inc purchaser giving hondS with good security
ior The deferred payments, ana the title 10 te re-
tanned until The purcha>. money is paid
The lot Will he laid OH into suitable building 'c,,
OF not less Than ~ ieet front
Immediately aiter the sale al The lot. We wil
by direction Of the same decree, sell 10 The highest
bidder, Tor cash, tour shares OF stock OF the oii
Jams R,rer Co'opa"y, paying dividend Of $50
per share forever, Tor which Inc Stale Of Virginia
is bound BY the conlrac, with the s;ocsho!asf,
and The presen, James River COMPANY.
JAMES LYONS.
LITTLEBERRY CARRINGTON.
Commissioners.
81 Safe conducted IS Inoes < Brother
Aprl 2o-ctds Auctioueers
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'.NEs RIVER CANAL.
ARRIVED,
LINES 1,mes II. Anderson master,
April %, ~lS45.

ARRIVED,
.;, lanes II. Anderson master,
81. I'm. 80 merchandise. from LynchouIs' 70
a. S5s We .ss 4 Blair, Schaer Co, l.. u.
l'as';, -, ~ r.. Gwathmey, Henry L"d'am
ya,has ! - "
So r,.vba c. d. Station master, with A.
Boa' ha hsrS,s. from Lynchburg and New
70: ae's'a Scharr & Co, Preston < EncetS
Ns.sei; y a. { Co, Samuel Il. Rodgers, L. u
mg ;hau s CO. 1snaban master, with IS
B,as ba a.,,,s from Sco,tsrille and LOCK no.
M neTcnsG p.sapd. 8. Sheppard, A. 1. Harris
~, Virginia William 4 i,r S caIumbia as and
o'e 81 ions merchandise i'' o A'N
Sso1sElse ,s.,birc. ]. Adcocs master. with iss
Boa. !J .S,n,;i,e for New Canton, Seo"ss. M
.ss ns' utIc'wsrd>yille, Mile Stone ~; LOCK 70
Warsn l. MUS Mis-. ami HarisicSsvilie. -,
y Mann T,sn Ran:oph jos. Phelps mss o,., MIN
Boat !ou~ ..,n,iizs ior Lock No, IL, Sco9s'iile,
4, teus ns ..;I1s Jew Market. Bent Greek, ana
I.rnchba?s April 24th, 1919.
CLEARED,
49,, Ros, Champion 5. Guerran. I.a. @a'
taae' ,Dns merchandise, ior Car'efssi'ie' ~
a7,si, y Spc Sg johnson mas.e! with s ions
Boat ic'o1!a ~ No "A. Columbia, Scotts-
uerchandize, y. .. III New Market. Elk Creek
and Lyncherts.. ,,..beu Up. Yeatman mas
Boai Charles N. MEeAti ,,r Sco,,syille and
:, with 81 :vns merchanc'z'' - ~~
Lynchbn!s April 25.
ARRIVED.
o.. r,,yio- s Burton, James Ash,
Master. win 81. tons mt7s' In, .s9,n - - 7 :
s 81 Jones and Preston ana Enfers, ,.;,h .
IN, Gen. Harrison. N. I. seaman; WIN :
r,,7s rom misunderstanding, 10 tofos 9
w., Wo,;.on Dsane s Brown, and + o. IomPS'ns
&c c1r,prn
Pau Thomas NJ. Bonduran I. Henry, WIN
-. ,ons mizs for New Canton. :.
ARRIVED,
"a, Columbia. John :. Thomas, with As tons
Do nom Lynch5urs, 10 Preston y Enoers
..G.,,, ( Dayen2of, A. Duvai s CO., II. Lud
Go Frvs & Co. WIN G. Crenshaw y Co.
: ] Jone. am <. Pevton-
s,at n-hlanier James Ryets, with 10! ton'
! :, l-1n. Lyncaburg 10 f. Ludlan 6 Co.
IA. Ge3-ce Washington. J. B. Wright viii
>. ,ons n3.s,. from Warren, 10 A. t. Harris
~, & Macon ana Ro Gwa;hmey.
CLEARED,
soa. Buchanan. s. Davis, with l9 tons mdze.
ir Scousviiie.
i Boa: James Madison, Vim. Tompkins, wit,
., ions mizs tor Scousvillc,
Boat Flying Lucy, J. R. Sia!on, with ooi lon
MR., Tor Lynchburg.
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LOTTERIES.
W.P. Turpin's Lottery Office
A FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel

A FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel.
II Man STREET, Richmond, Virginia
Aaoider Prize Sid and Pail al Tu,pa.'s OGce.
Whole licke: Nos Is 80 46, a prize OF 200 dol
lars IN Lottery drawn il. Baltimore Friday last
making , three No Prizes sold BY TURPIN last
week and IS since opening his new Office few
weeks since.
Tnrpin is selling Prizes in almos, every draw
ing that is received. Persons wanting money
should have one OF Turpin's Lucky Tickets.
Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets attended
to by return mail, aud drawings forwarded when
requested as soon as received
The following are some ofthe leading schemes
10 be drawn soon. Smaller ones-capitai, ram
sIng from 10 9o.OO0-are drawing daily.
Fol prizes IN any Of the schemes adj :rtss
WIN. P. TURPlN. Richmond Y,
For Saturday, Sd May-i0.O00 dollars - mo
20 prizes OF 1000 20 OF 800, 10 of 300 80 Of 201
&c. Tickets III dollars; IS Nos ii drawn.
For Saturday, 10th Mar-3O 600 dollars ~
600, % prizes Of 1000, 20 Of 500. 20 OF 200 a.
Tickets 10 dollars; IS Nos. ~ drawn. -
For Saturday l7th Mayo 900 dollars 10 ma
l0o ptizesot 1000 100 oil 500, 60 OF 900 &, ~
- nos, i3drawn. Tickets 10 dollars.
Orders confidential Address
,n,, 49,, W. P TURPIN,
April23 l0i Main street. Rich nond Y.
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Hardware at Reduced Prices
rIOM.tS q OII.iTtL4C-'o I1I-I4I'S,
Importers Of Dry Goods, Hardware and
CITI cry.


CUTL cry.
No. l0G, Nam STREE, Richmond
uAFE now in store their entire Stock OF
Ii NEW SPRING GOODS. They are pre-
pared 10 oder unusual inducements 10 Mer.
chants 20 purchase; as their stool; is 100 large
FOR The present season, they will sell any Good.
now III store al very small advance on cos,
Eiwcirs Wedding and Killing He's
Do. Spades, fine article
Rowlands i Ames' Spades and Shovrls
Trace, LOG, OK, and halter Chains
Anvils, Vices and Smith Hammers
Bellows and Screwpaes
Bed Srews, Squares and ia, head
Sofa Springs, Glue and Casters
Knob, chest. pad irunk and closet I.ccss
Stock Locks Of all kinds from 6 10 Ii inches
Sheet Iron, Tinpla,e ana Wire
Files tta>ps. Saws and Ad,ps
Mil, Cut ami Circular Saw,
Ffyingpans, Raj Traps ant Sieyes
Horse Shoes and She Nails
Wrought Nails, Tacks and Brais
American Door Locks and furniture
Mayor !. Co. Cast ana Shear Steel
Pen, pocse, and dirk Knive,
Table knives and Forks
Rogers & Sons Pocket and Tatle Gallery
El!is's and Butchers Razor>
Chisels, Gouses and Drawing Knives
Scythes - 10 81 inches
Wagon Boxes ami Casing.
Brushes OF all kind
Fed Cords and leading Lines
English and French Percussion Cars
Double ant Single Guns aac Pis,ols
Beil-msral Kettles
/ Tea-selil!es ami Sauce-paas
:. Shoe Tread all kinds
/ Strap. Hinges and BGlts
I Screws, Gimblets and Aucels
Hof,e, ro,toa AMI Wool Carts, all OF White
nores make. April II
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New Ap0thecary and Drug
STORE.

MATS STREET, BETWEEN I'm AND 6rH.
THE subscriber is receiving from the best i'm
porting houses OF the North, good assert.
men, Of pure and fresh MEDICINES, DRUGS,
&C., &C., which he offers for sale az moderate pri-
ces in the new building, west side Main 81, 81
square above the Banks
He has engaged the services Of his brother.
WMH. SEABROOK, ard as they are both
practically acquainted with The business Ply
sicians and The public generally are assured that
allconpounds and prescriptions shall be faithful
IL and accurately prepared.
They respectfully solicit and viii en.'eavor 10
merit a fair proportion OF favor and custom. from
town and country. y. B. SEABROOK.
April 22a-daaw3w&cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
PHLic SAFE ~ l0iuatie Pfoi Estate. ami Oh


PuLiic SAFE 0t I0luntie Rtoi Estate, ami Oh
.LonIcS j,rcr Stoe,'
Dl virtue oi a decree OF The Superior Coun Of
ID CEancery for The Richmond Circuit. pro-
nounced On The 3lSt day Of March last, IN cas.
therein depending between Li,tieberry Caring
ton and Others. Plaintiffs and Samuel w. Caring
ton and Others, defendants. the undersigned, the
Commissioners appointed By sad decree, viii
sell by public auction, 10 the highest bidder, n
The lUth day Of May next At 1 O'Clock, p NJ,
that valuable lo, near the residences OF Mrs
Wickham and Judge Nicholas, upon which Mrs
E. }. Darlington formerly resided, upon the fol-
lowing TERMS, viz: one-ioUr,h OF The purchase
money 10 be paid in cash. and the residue in equal
Payments at:hc expiration oi6. i2ani IS months;
the purchaser giving bonds. with good secuIiiy
for The deferred payments. and The tile 10 e. r..
taine,. until 'he purchase money i paid
The Ioi vii! h laid OF into suitable binding los
Of not les thai lorty feet front.
Immediately after lie sale Of ID. lo We will.
b. direction oil the same decree sell Ia The higb.,
bidder Tor cash, iou! shares Of sock 81 tie at
.faars Rirr Company paving dividend RI 80
per share forever ior which The S'a,e 81 Virginia
is bound by The contract with The stockholders AMI
The present James River Company.
JAMES LYONS,
LlTILEBERRY CARRINGTON,
April odds Commissioner