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ALABAMA ELECTIONS

We give below. two extracts from the Tuscaloosa Mo
nitor, showing the result OF the election for Governor m
Alabama and also advising the county Of the re election
Of Gen Felix Grundy Mcconnell. II will be remembered
that this is the Mcdonnell who has been distinguish
ing himself for geHtIy the Halls of Congress Tor the
last two winters.
u Dartn elected GOccrnor-Tho independent can
ddaio has dsinnced tho nominee Deserted IN tie North
ndcfenty supported in the South and almost unanimous
y CPposed in the East MrToey has been sgnally d.!ea
ted IN The Gubernatofia election. As we have said ali
along this purely domestic fracas and wo took no
pact II, either columns or at the ballot box W.
have reason 90 Think however that Chancellor Martin wa.
elected by wing votes. Had been cast Tor him. he
would unquesuOnaby have been beaten The main body
oi the wings regarded Mr. Terry unfit for the Office
His speaciI IN Benton county let him down. There vas
cudrssnees in u, bordering TIC vulgar which could not
be excused By any proyocaun. Referring 10 tat spec,
remarked IN paper the 10Th ult. ''lIe should
have been restrained by the dignity OF tho Office he was
seeking by no other consideration" Sill, wo did not
think 50 badly Of Mr.. Terry a. some pretended.
"Fron the ~ the 7th Congressional District II Will
be tlAt Gen. r. G.. Mcdonnell - reelected by a de
ci'Ne majority Samuel f. Rice ESQ. We understand
that WhE1 took part IN the election and Mcconnell
uiesd They reasoned thus viii cf Democratic fsends
9i No Dft1cE Two yeaf- ago, presented you William
T. Chiffon, man # superior talents and u 5ckuny, cr
cd purity Of character. TOI rejected him. aud made Ne
Council your Representative Now yOn are sick Of him
und wish o. elect another We bind you a. your fl
choice. You made IL knowingly Mcdonnell was ~ bad
druGkurj, aud o. much bully end baskguard then a.
now. We will do-o you with your own piys,c. Aud the
Wings have kept their word. when Mcdonnell return.
% Congress, he may increase HE irocs defy h. eueie
and appeal 10 his triumphant reelection as nn evidence Of
HE high character at home.
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August is the month Tor the English Corn harvest Pc
Rod Of the solicude in that htful climate all
classes, for short Corn crop Great Britain felt only
there, where the class OF Paupcrs alone
than whole surplus CROP but affects the commerce OF
the word by the necessary Shipment OF bullion the Con-
inent for the purchase of supplies.
For several days about the first of August, the
weather in England unfavorable for har.
ves,ng, cold and cloudy (.uow in Cheshire in
July with occasional falls OF rain On the Bird and
18th, there was return OF better weather. but the Corn
was still not ripe and the harvest unusually late, gloomy
approximations entertained, late harvest being al
ways Pcrous, and there corresponding advances OF
romtwotp three shllings sterling barrel flour. From the
first July 10 first August the average prise OF wheat
great grain markets, had advanced from IL IL shIngs
quarter showing the OF the public
for what might be, as positive damage had been sustain
cd.
We hear verbally from mercantile friends that it as
believed extensive orders had been transmitted TIN.
try from England for purchases OF Wheat and Flour. Ii
all impossible that the next Steamer uisy bring ac
counts which would put up wbea, SlJo cents
per bushel But Of thus will be dependent the
weather We are incliued 10 think the weather in Eng
land has proved favorable the harvest m here II has
been raining all August and observation and comps,
rison OF accounts have informed that general tic
seasons OF Europe the OF eurs-dy there when
IL wet here-cold there when here, and rsrsc
The y. Y Express of Tuesday says:
"Thc from Europe has had good deal of influence
on our market Orders IN the market for Flour and
sales 10 considerable made Saturdays
asking price. Holders, however, have put up the price to
80 for Gencsee, and they disposed sell very
largely that.
This l25 cents higher than last weeks There
was an sctSe demand for fTeighs for Liverpool yesterday
and the rate Of shngs, which had been current was
Offered for iOur and refused Snip put up the
rate tn two and siNpence.
cheering the holders OF Flour that there should be
news from quarter check the downward tendency
oi the flour market. For the las, months prices have
constantly been dropping until they have touched point
seicom reached Indeed, the article Is so low that
her depression would seem impossible. The news from
Englsnd dlscouraging og the crops but must be re-
collected that the harvest had began and would not
for three four weeks here is therefore, abundant
time tor favorable change. 1t will also ecoilec,ed
that IN years past have frequently had alarming ac
counts, which have turned wholly erroneous IL will
therefore, be well for holders disregard past expert
encc Ii. unfortunately for England, there should be any
deficiency IN the crops there have abundant supply
on this side OF the
The effect OF the advces has been TO check
operations, and the ceaera impression is that there must
be concession OF quarter OF a before there can be
any increased Transaction"
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
N. Y. MARKET-Aus, 1874 IN.

NJ T. MAkheT-Aus lc.-.t U. NJ.
Cotton feeble the news, only sae 10 reported.
and that ats price offered Saturday. but then refused
Flour Is about ia CITE better for the news, though
opinion 10 not yet exactly fixed. Gencsee, from old
wheat, cold at Sass. from wheat and brands
grain Of any sort. and sales of moment
Whiskey steady. No sales OF whalebonc, and no
change in opinion. 600 barrels Oil sold At 81
which Is very slight improvement. For Mess Pork
$l3.3s is freely offered aud small lots sod at
Sl3 .4is50. We heard OF nothing else in provisions.
Sterling l0ai0i; Francs 525.
r. S.-Nothing more TO report Sugars rather ia
voraby, affected by tho news. though prices
changed. but are very firm. 80 hide Western smoked
Hama sold at SAC. lb.-Jous Cow.
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.NnlLILerner'r Ieiier-

We again present to our readers Letter from
our young friend Southernor. lie is doing yeo.
mans service in the glorious cause he has cspous.
ed, and VIC trust the time is not far distant wien
he may return to his Southern home 10 behold 81.
nilar evidences Of enterprise to those he has look
cd upon with much satisfaction abroad.
We have TO thank our Correspondent for the
list Of twenty three subscribers which accompani.
ed his letter from Patterson and wo also take
occasion to thank him for many similar favors
sent us from different places visited by him in his
pcrigrenations at the North.
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mos, their condition. and fulfilling the designs Of
a benefcent Providence in turning TO useful &c.
count, all the facilities placed within their reach.
The ultcrior projei broached by the Circular,
OF pushing the Louisa Rail Road from Harrison.
burg, to the Ohio River, which it would strike at
or near the terminus proposed by the Baltimore
Company (Parkersburg, or the mouth Of the Lit.
tie kanawha) we hold to be quito visionary at pre-.
sent. 1t is certainly far inferior in promise TO the
South West Rail Road TO the Tennessee border
now under the deliberation of public opinion, and
which the most experienced pronounce richer in
rational hope than any before the American Pub
lie. Virginia will most certainly not execute both,
and no hesitation can be felt to which the prefer.
ence ought TO be awarded In addition to this, the
trade and travel which have assembled the Ohio
to Parkersburg, will not look South East to Rich.
mond, bni North East to Baltimore and Philadel.
phia.
1t is proposed in advancement of the Harrison.
burg Rail Road, TO hold n Convention in that
town, on the Goth October next, proposition
which we most sincerely hope will be embraced.
~ The death OF the Son OF Mr.. Kendall Washing
ton. by the hand Of Mr. Elliott. relative Of Mr. John
G. Rves late Of the Editors Of the Globe, confirm
ed by the Washington papers.
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REroRrEp FOR rRk vSirkp STATES cArErrE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, August 18th.
Flour still insetive, and the sales only in small way
at 81 2SaS4 80 for fair and good brandt. Corn Meal
sale OF Penn'a at 80 25, which the prevailing price
today Wheat OF go"d Southern sold a, s6c.-
Corn hisher sales of 6o00 bushels Southern yellow 1t
SIZE Oats rather drooping sales OF Southern at sofa
since been refused Nothing doing in Coffee MoasSs,
but holders more firm. Sussr-Sales VI 350al0o hhds.
New Orleans at &c. and upwards leaving for sale
der this price. Whskey brisk sales OF bbs 23c
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The Ohio Eage sJys &. J. McNulty attended recently
B,coioco meeting ir Knox county tb,t State, but
When ho fpcUk tho bOc,lacrs lor the house H.
declared IN reference hs dedication, that no had
dJuo nothing which he would do sran, n placed in
the situation" Tic Eagle Gays the Democrats Of
Ohio will never tolerate him again. We shall sec.
Tie Government, Of France pays upwards Of $4,000 900
per Tor primary instruction. Exclusive n private
scholastic establishments the number d schools y 50 535
add the persons Engaged in imPinng instruction o. j3J
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" Advertisemonts intended for our mornings Paper
must be brought before O'Clock the previous evening
to in.ue insertion; and those fer Monday mornings pa
per Saturday.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND ron SALE nv y. wARuoCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
AVMANACK

JUST PUBLISHED,
AND ron SALE nv ,. wAnnocE,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ALMANACK,
FOR THE YEAR iste.
CALCULATED ny RICHARDSON, Of Lssisa Co., Vs.
~ oa.s Of peesaie' Senate and ccrses Of Va
eenpls,e
Over Of Flowers. The May Queen. (soaf; Warn.
-Four leafd Clover The Orphan he
Navy aaoa boitng Variety Charming Ari;hm-t
cal Questions; Res; Resa' ru,Ie; chaade. number
Of other pieces au ia-ru&f
MANAGERS OFFICE.
IT. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Drawn Number. Of Pokomoke, Glass l6t:
50 Sc "a % ~ 22 30 l2 81 ~ 50
Drawn Number. OF Delaware. Glass 1873:
%6 &c 60 81 a. IS so Al ~ IS
W This Days Mail.
&l5ooo, 5000, 10 Of 1000 Tickets -, halves ?.
I. Packages liberal terms Call the Prize OF.
6ce OF T. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Two for To morrow (Fnasyl
$4,000. IS Numbers-l3 Drawn. Tickets 81.
Also. $4,000. IS Numbsn-l2 Drawn. Tickets 81.
au 81
w. P.TURPIN'S OFFICE.
$4,000 for S5.
Alexandra Lottery. No. 1913, Exra-Drawing TO
hand day. " o'clock. Return II o'clock. Capital
$40, 600 IS Nunbers-l3 Drawn Tickets S5-to be
obtninrd at Fortunes New Home" No. lob Main ST.
au ~
HOYT'S OFFICE.
$4,000 Capital for This Morning.
The Drawing received by o'clock Tickets SIS
shares proportion. Packages for sale the usual ter',
until IL O'Clock.
This Evening. ,
$1,000 Capital. Tickets 50. For sale at HOYTS,
an 81 No. , Exchange.
J.F. WORDS OFFICE.
$4,000 Capital-Drawing received at I o'clock
Prizes: 800 0O0 5000 200O 1900 400, 1881, 10 Of
lO00 10 OF 500 10 Of $50. 10 of 200. 20 Of l50 40
Of lbs, 300 OF 100 &c. Tickets S5-shares in proper
ton. Address Iauall WORD.
NEW BooHs-NEw BOOKS, rnrnrs srrrrr.
" Lycn- Tavels VOL PAPER
Crock OF Gold. by Upper
No. ~ Library Choice Reading
Hsz'rtl's Characters Of Shakespeare
No. IL Library Choice Reading.
ALSO.
aueo DRINKER Il NORRIS.
IME.-2Ge Casks Lime Just received from
II per Ludwig Capt Cor. and for sale
low from vessel. In the Dock. Apply To
au2o JAMES FISHERS SONS.
I,RouND PIAsrER-Se Ti-rees store Rockets, whch
~ Will be sid low Appyto
auc0 JAMES fISHEIS SONS
NEGRO WOMAN AND TWO CHILDREN FOR SALE PRI
NATElY-The subscriber authorized tn sell
who about ~ OF and her two f.mhc ehen
and the Cth"r old The good
To a reading
Richmond, they will be soi a bargain. Apply
au2O W. GDDnIS.
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ORR AGENT AT PATTERSON, N J.
Mr. Jos SMITH OF Patterson, New Jersey is authorised
to receive subscriptions and Advertisements for the Rich
moGd Wing, in that place.
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HToHR NEW HOOKS ar PENDIETONN.-
IVt Angus, Numtef Gcdsys Magazine Iadys with
rpehdh embeshu another original American Painting H.
Peter Scene the schuyn Domestic Fa-hon Pate
with In door dresses Music-Rossmoude.
No. az Iiafpcfs ric'o III Bbc.
Nh rs Wandering Jew Hafaers edition price re.
The Patronage Mora by Frederick trsnsiiiodb by VII
liam IiowIu
Tie Breach Promise. Novel by author Of JH
Cousin Trey, 1 MiDing Man &C. &C. price IS cents Jus
received a. q. PENDLErON,
aug No. 10. Main street
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~ 70 PADDlSCs--s tales 2 Red Psddnrs
~ Cd
Receiving and Tor aIeby
auRt KENT. KENDALL ATwATER
ElAtON, LARD ASD MOLAssEs-25 Hiri.. prime sides
~ rs kegs No Fmithd.ii LAID
10 Hhds = Rico and Musc0vadn MoiasseL Fof by
az ~ BIssEJL q MCANpf.t-H
1TAHiLY ROE nERENGsg5 ibir. In prime order Jp re-
u ce.ved yer Loon1, fIrtaie By
auU BIssELt 4 WCANutIsH
- UFIHiOE UAVANA sEGARs.-wc have $4,000 Imported
- U'vana seras Sioe which viii SCI low close
We Invite dellsfs - caland look them.
ausi RIssELL a MCANDLtsH
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RICHARDSON & co,

LEAVE commenced receiving their supply,
n u and NJ few days will have In Ny tn
"Iak Away" direct from Liverpool and sund arrivals from the
Northern Cites, large and general assortment ~
Foreign nud DOtnesttc Dry Goods,
embracing great ~ aCss stahs of Fan nd Winter
which they onsT purchasers usual terms aud at
Moderate puces.
ALSO
Bfus-r Ply Ingram and venetian Ca'rcrgs and Rug
of desirable patterns eJor &c and ~ a. bow Prices as they
be had for in ihH city. ~ Main street.
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s..-sls ~ Raiss-s- as f.,ps.1s II sioo .. si-s Ia
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SPRrS TURPESTINg-Anothcr supply in Iron bound easis
~ just received and fot ,ale by
UIsSEIJ. M'CANDIIsU.
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fl"tfirgs 10y OEveT) 6cr Gc
Also,
Mhois Digest ~ tie Mas. Reports. ~ v0lA
FieS"rngs Hrints - vols AMI H-tcslrs EerDu. 4
most Vauib aud comprehensive work parcuiu Pfacca
the higher 'oiSts Wl H the latest valu1 Of
tea am t'Ipc-i 'dpEy just rscriye aH Tor r
che'p rats. which invited
10" ~ au2i u. q. RING. Agent
NbiI'f-ilr su-rranr has dispersed inersr In thr
oiHee tu'- ,iaioy 0cerWed by him ISih
W. z Buffuss who continue the sac of Tickets
irfita under ihr HIrHgHuont n u. Paine 4 Go.
The Agency wii b. continued h,r-tprr. BrreTl Old
stand, nrrf the firm 81 r RUSSELL. BIGGER 60 where
shan t. Pra'ef o. oi ffsni and respectfully
~ Firm t"rlrrs ~ the paronsrc heretofore by
the IalfJns 81 G0run,' D. Home. G. w. PURCELL.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
IT. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Drawn Numbers Of Pokomoke. Glass l6t:
50 Sc a. % - 81 30 70 81 ~ 50

$4,000 Capital for This Morning.
The Drawing received by one O'Clock. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion Packages for sale the usual terms
until IL o'clock.
This Evening.
S9,Oao Capital Tickets 81. For sale at H0YTs.
81 No. ; Exchange.
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OF mEALrm nENEwED ANo Az INvIao.

IlAcON sIDEs--7S hlds prime BasoI side, fot 'ae BY
ID Ju0i WILLIAMS nAxALL
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Lei an The worso say wnai lney c4a,
For selling Prizes. sIHArToS', the nan,

lie, all the wnai Iney esn
For selling Prizes. srxArToSs mani
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery EI,ra. 5i-Feby esu
IL q. so 81 IS - ca 81 30 n C "a
'ieAe' Nos 8 :; 39-anotier Caphsi sold and raJby
SrRATroS.
Drawn Nos OF Alei,niria Lottery. Cs-. e-siaten Ia:
ei 81 - ~ 10 - Is II 81 20 o II
Whole Ticket Nos ~ ~ pr,. Of 3Oo sold and paid b,
SrRArros.
100000, 10000.
Va ieesburr No - for Mobay oe,ek At The E.eLs.r-
esp $4,000 900 5000. sooo. 20 Of u JOo Ge
Is Nos IL drawn. whoies s; halves ESQ; qr. i,ss
$4,000, 5000.
hlrranda No 81, Tue.,sy CAPITALS. SOS oOo
suoo soe 9eoo 90 Of iooo 20 Of eco Nos 4. drawn
whoies 5; haisesa,3o; Or las.
$4,000, 1900.
.er1ey NO 81 for "Wednesday Capitals. SEQ ooo 10000
eooo 1000 10 Of iooe. 10 OF toeo IS No, II arawn-
Whoies j. halves ESQ; qr- Les.
$4,000, 5000.
Ariahdi No So for Thursday Cap;s,, con Soon
5000 10 Of 1880 &e 80 Nos Is drawn whaes s. halves so
0r' 1875.
$1,000. 1900
Va Mononsala. No. To- frlay E.eh,n,. o,oek
Capitals t10oo, 5000 1000 of 900 Of 800 A. - NJ. 4,
dawn Whoies z 80; halves I2s; qrs. cal.
$1,000. $500
heIandfa No 3d. extra, for saturday Csphas .0e0 aoOs
1000 Yc0 500. 200 600 Of SEQ OF I2s II of 100
30 Nos IL drawn Whol"s $50 have. las: at. GET
100000, 10000.
Hiehaniria No TO- by Sunday
Capitals s300o0 10000 2COo so Of ooo
OF 300 &C IS Nos ~ drawn wbo.s halves S. qrs $50
al the Once proof Of been done. and ever
drawing continues 10 inerease paid by
W Orders Tor iackaEes tets IN M asox,
Schemes aud IN all Lotteries, viii be promptly attended TO- aDI
drawing seni when requested. -
r'raSo address orders To NJ srRhT-rON
NH R,r,,aonS "
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lotteries.
J. q. GREGORY 3 co. MANAGERS

- ~ 0s~A40 Ok& y - OOs
niehasnl, Va =
Office No. i0i Wee, Main street
CRAND ScHBME!
t30,0OO!
Ahrasds tois Gus 10. 1876 be dawn /. As,,n
sfa ID g. Ssturday. March 1886. Ca,iak 600
10000 5000 3to 5ooo. $500 2apo prze- II IsJs he-
Tickets 10. hzivss 5; quarters $50
Candidates. Of Psehnsesof IS whs,s TSekr,s $50
% Half s5
ss oasner J..
$4,000 Capital
hkrsndna Lottery Cia.s H. for isij-t-b be draw. in .s.s
an pC on Saturday. March 18Th Ist5. co. Va
'ooo sooo $500 1871. 100 Of 1000 TO-
ce''uesies Of Packages Of IS Whole Tickets $50
IS y 80
$4,000!
Akranda Lottery Cses No Iss5-to br J,x, 4, ALI,
aeofia u ON satnriay March ed 1855 sp.,is sesme
ioooo 5000. 317 przss 1890 Of iGOJ M Of
soo ke: Ticket. 10. hsiye. S: q,srtsr. $50.
cen'ne.ies Of Packages Of 70 Whole Tickets $40
10 DO 2e Half do
90 &c Quarter II
s30,OOO!
hsiandna Lottery. Class IL be dawn in ae1an
ona u T. on eainisy March 1855 Is drawn bsIio,,
rIened Prse- $4,000 5000 loo0 400 $500 2oJo
quarters ESQ. VIZ" '''
Certificates Of packages Of IS Whole Tickets siqo
DO do IS Half do
- do: do Is Quarter do 10
orders TOT Tickets and Shares heaies Of
"a NC above ss-ndid Lotteries. prompt
snn ana an onieia account each
ahss - over when requested r from US Adss.
:, n. !. O. GREGORY ~ co, Managers
kichu uud
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VALUABLE SERVANTS

WE offer for sale, privately, Il Family of Ser
wants consisting OF Man n years OF age;
has Wife about Is; their eldest child Boy 10 next Girl
between and0; and their 10y,
od-au Of them heaihy ami very kelly. The is m rate
oer and carriage driver eooi servant and a or
gardner the Ioner and cham
bor maid and good plain cookbol good
the wish OF tEeir that no Oh. vbo
will them Richmond vicinity AMI Il
that the whole family should be kept
equation Of ih"'n residents not b. objected
Enquire TAR a. SON
Once Main Bir1ets Lottery Office
Over the Grocery store OF Wan. N. Harrison Esq
Richmond. Feb. l9ih ~. Ar
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THOMAS B. BlGGER'S OFFICE.

Htchmond- Virginia.
Drawing Of the Pokomoke River Lottery Glass No 20:
81 > 40 40 40 10 81 IS a 81 20 | %
Hall Ticket Nos. I6 67, prize Of S30O-sold and
PnuV BIGGER.
Magnificent Schemes 10 dra,c in March.
GRAND SCHEME
prizes 81 $4,000 each
Drawing received ~ Moudays mail March Ii Grand
10 600 10000 10000 10000 10000 3spo $500
loo 1900 1900 1900 1900 1870 100 20 p Of 1000 90 y,
500, &c. IS Nos. ~ ballots. Tickets 10.
$4,000,
Drawng received by Wednesday, March si Splendid
Capitals ss5OOO sOOO g6OU 20 OF 1000 At 500 a.
Nos. ~ ballots. Tickets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
s3e oo0 IS Goo. 100 prizes Of iGO6,
tall $40 oO0 $4,000 1900 sC00 5000 s3sJ 10 ps. of oon
sc. Is Nos. - ballots. Tickets ~.
SPLENDID SCHEME
$50 600 siOODn
Dnwing received by Mos dly N.rch I7'b spj.piJ :,
pia $50 600 ~ upD 5000 soon of .OOo -, snp :,
Is1a IS IS of 1000 Of 500 IS Nos 10 dawn
Tickets ~
prize. sioooo 7 pfzc. or 5000
Drawing recrived by Wednesday, mail, March 18Th Capitals
s0Glo 10 0oO 10000 5000 So0o gsOo goou a. f
1000, &C. Is Nos. ~ bai Tickets 8 -
GRAND SCHEME
$4,000 5000,
Drawing reesivrdhy Monday mail March 9g,h srirrit -
pa s1o 900 10000, 5000 9Io Of 5000 n $500 OF 800
Of 1000 OF 5000, &C sc. ~ Nos ~ bafs Ticket. 10
SPLENDID CAPTrAIS
$50 600 lis drawn baiot.
Drawing rceeivcdty Nordavs ms. March 7s sp,nJi Ca
pa $50 600 5000 5000 1000 S1o Of of 1900 ~ Of
1000. u 500 - Nos 1id avn ballots T,e..,. 10
Poo other s,t'hes lathe Office.
0T Packages Of whOes aud shares single yyhoes aud
shares always hand in the usual great variety and as
usual. prizes paid sight Immediately after the dravo
lrOfder- Tor packages certificates or single ucL.,s in
;o above Schemes and in all Lotteries will be promptly
attended 20, aud drawing sent when requested
THOS n. BIGGER
ie % Managers office, opposite ruins Eagle. Hotel
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WORKPLACES OFFICE,
No. : EXCHANGE PLACE.

$4,000 Capital in the Va. Leesburg Lottery Class
No. y, drawing received at ~ o'clock Prizes $50 900
iOOoO, 5000. 2O0O 1890. 200 Of 500, 81 Of 300 20 oil
.Oo, l35 OF lOp, &c. Tickets s. shares IN proportion
Lottery for Tomorrow.
S25 QUO Capital in the Alexsndria Lottery, Extra
Class No. So Drawing received I O'Clock Pines
$4,000, 5000. 5000, 5000, 1880, 20 Of 1000 OF 400
~ oi 2OO 15 OF lbs, &c. Tickets S. shares in proper
non.
Also, The Week:
Wednesday. March 5,h-Sl0 900, 10000. 1850. 1000
&c. Tickets SIS.
Thursday, March Gh-ts2O, OOO 5000, 5000, alss, &c
Tickets S..
Friday. II" 7ih-S7OOO 1000 I17I lOOr &c
Tickets 1921.
Saturday, March st!,-s7OOO, 1000, 100. 1000, &C.
Tickets s2i.
Also, Saturday,, $50 900, 10 900, COCO. oi4O, &c
Tickets $40.
And to be drawn soon.
DO i5ih-s300oO 10 otO. 5000. 1900 lol. &c. Do II
do 22d-s3O,o0 I00co sO0a .a67 d of 1900 se DO 1,
bo ssh-s3OOUO, 10000 5OeO. Ieo3 $500 $500 &c Ia n
fof sale by mt CHARLES wORTIIAN
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Anctipu 8uies.
yUrT DAYS.
tsy WILLIAM. A Hawaii


By Williams n Haxaii.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, sc.
On "EnnsrDty MORNING n~u s,h March af kaH PAST 10
"st ~ sian sn ron, or ou, ,.f,
-'i"-Hf ID G'osefss L.qasr- &c va:
20 hhds rorto Riso Sugar
81 West tain Mois.-..
loo hass issuyra Come
leo do
SO Anco-ura IN
10 bor>s sin-- lo.f Sugar
10 thfs crushed Do
:" hii- Bait Baecn os,.d
40 tones rpern rsnsLr.
- Adainan:ne 10
80 soap
10 terens Winter STAINED OH
10 Lazs P-pser
10
~ es-k. t,h@-s-
10 hote- Pine Apple do
100 s:ss damaged I,sthrr
10 sesfantou G..ger
d essss VINEGAR
IN hah pipes f.rneh Brandy
10 bids Common Whbksy
10 Kegs Sahpctre
Is bbis No. shad, ke.
70 which be Asdes
feveral articles OF Hprsrhad Furp.tut.
TtEhs-UBder 500 cash; and uusarl. u,o,,i v-sa
for approved negotiable nosrs.
"n WILLIAMS HANAI.I. A.eu. .
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No. = hsia s:f-et-
FRESH STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
oh hoNpAY MORNING, March H. a Sale. Room, Ia, o.
nor Commanding at 10 oeock srli y,,,boat ,,,,.
ase ahi general 1shnrirni sprr. DIV Good. ohy
from -
SS- Tsnss Is '
e. - ops pp,r-r,
ApprrioSAL-An Invoice II CUTLERY F,N,v Eo,ps
&c I' received ~ Pen ~ D,s Krx,, nos
hazf-; scissor Hoo.s aid EJes Cdr, Iou TO-
nn~ wood Hair bnisl'-s; iisirti brushes
" lNLofs L BROTHER, Aae.s.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
HE above sooJs having IN
po>iPoned in TiiLE RS Az. eth inst !.
Rich douse-3arE. issi.s. Good. sLrffyeld ri,tes
ware, Tea-trays, r tcS t.Eii aud lsy.uxr
tErnudoie.- sSc.---At =
IN hEsDAf MORNING. March 10 "a,
"'h,ui s--'ye' sa nsnr- cf the -,.-a-
~ :" 'ne latest styles end nosi superior quality.
" Particulars u
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