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The New York herald., 1845-11-05
New Stock Exchange,


Died,
On Tuesday morning, 4th instant JEREMIAH O. MEARA,
in the 35h year Of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral without further invitation this
noon at o'clock, from his late residence No. Grand
stleet, Jersey City.
N. D. His remains will be brought to this city for in
terment
On the 4th instant Mrs. ELLEN wife Of Joseph Coyle
IN the goth year OF her age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
specuy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence, No. l4l Greenwich
corner OF Cedar street.
ANGUS McDUrTIE, Esq, expired yesterday morning,
from an attack OF fever He formerly sheriff Of this
county agent OF the Sing Sing State prison. representa-
tive III the city councils and ut the time Of his death
captain ofthe special police.aitany .4rgus, Nop. 3.
The Washington papers announce the decease, the
H. SMITH. Hc was the founder, and during many years
the sole editor of the National intimate
and confidential friend Of Jefferson Madison Monroe and
their associates.
RICHARD STOCKTON BoNpINoT, member OF the junior
class OF the New Jersey College, expired Sunday
morning. alter suffering five weeks with scarce
hope at time restoration Ii will be embered
that this promising YOUTH the eldest Of h. h. Boud
not Esq, was shot in the head by accidental dis
charge OF his gun, while shooting excursion the
26th Of Sept.
Dr. BEALEY expired at his family residence in Eliza
BEETHOVEN, on Saturday afternoon, aged 6S years. As
distinguished churchman he also extensively known
ut home and abroad by his various to moral
and m, taphy sical science Dr. B. formerly Provost
Of the University Of Pennsylvania but he several years
since retired from active service and voted himself to
domestic intercourse and the literary abors OF his study
-NeVark .4dp.
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REVENUE OF GREAT BRITAIN.

Total Income f3s629 9sl N32a53 l2.623 1874 1891 $50
The ordinary revenue for the year ending Oct 10,
ls4 f49 5l4 and for ls45 f4s decrease
in ls45, f859ol0 On the customs there is decrease,
compared with last year, of fl ,59o,953 tho year.
and Of FL 492 the quarter The excise shows
increase the year Of fl09,273, but decrease
the quarter of f5,7s4. The stamps exhibit an in
both the year and the quarter, of f427 1856
for the one, and Of fl44s7 for the other Under the
head of taxes the increase the year is f23 a26,
but the quarter there is decrease Of fi60.
The property.tax exhibits decrease the year Of
f3 a44 but the quarter of less than fls4sas The
post office increased, the amount tho year being
fl60oO, and the quarter of less than Eeooo In
the item of crown lands the is 10000 for the
year. and for the quarter and the miscellaneous
is f2O6, ,603 and f244,l4l.
NThe total increase the year f $685. butthe de
is f6a a97. which, therefore, aggre
gate deficiency the year ls45 compared with 1874,
OF Scs4739 Comparing the quarter just ended with the
corresponding quarter Of last year. there increase in
different items of f7s7 sl7 but decrease Of fI 29s 79O
the absolute deficiency being f56O, ,973. There
is, therefore, both on year and quarter, defcien
cy compared with 1874, the year of 2s47 7s9 and
A.. c-kor or1cc
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Small POx generally hexins with lnnruor

and WEAKNESS shioess and vomiting of the throat
Indian Vegetable Pills will be found the very medicine IN
the world tor the Of Small Pox they cleanse
only 9r Small peI and ether eruptye complsn but
Vegetable Pills taken every night going bed will in
short time not only make perfect the
such state Of purity as 70 utterly Inflammation the
usually follow imperfect Of Small Pox Said Indian
Vegetable Pills so aid and improve Digestion therefore
eases @ Of every kind from the body / should also be
medicine purpong be Indian Pills. at the corner Of Race
and Frcnt Streets not Of mine neither guaran
tee genuine thing that has for sale The only
against imposition TO purchase from people Of
characters or atthe office and general 2as Greenwich
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA.
TILE TR HINDU COMpI IrrLIii

NJ NOTWITHSTANDING the short time during which
~ this invaluable medicine has been before the
pubc its specific properties and virtues have unequvocay
proved il to be only the reliable but also unfaing
CONTROL Unlike many yauned articles advertised, the Naph
tina Syrup is not put forth succedenum for
remedy for every dsease but for its astonishing powers
possessed by no other medcament within the Of the
PharmacorTia in aayng irritation Inflammation Of
mucous cos,ings, and stimulating the broneh acon
remarkable virtues and Alternative and
above all for its wonderful property of
ARRESTING THE FORMATION OF TUBERCLE,
And breaking down pulmonary disease when established All
inquers are referred to which will be
cheruly furnished the Office of the agency The experience
Of Dr. Hastings and receaty Of wide
Lapcet) effected by jealous fellow aboer Dr. Hockcn
Of London are cen Of themselves convince the timor
skeptca Of the perfect durability by the above remedial
agent Of that justly dreaded disease Phthss Pumonas
Iubercular Consumption. Let none despair.
For sale by Moore and Co, the American Agents. Al
Ann street. and Elliott 173 Division street. New York
Price 81 q bottle-SiX bottles for S.. n5 I'm lie
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
TEash,upfc,, CifV u. O..

rINHE PROPRIETOR OF this fne Hotel formerly known
Gadsbys hut generally called Coeman's Hotel, de-
ses return has nanks to his friends and the travelling po
ton Of community generally for the ayors which they
have bestowed him since he opened his establishment
assure them he eleons render his
worthy patronage OF which he has already re-
ceived so liberal share. .
The house having been, during the SUMMER thoroughly
painted reed first rate order for the reception
Of elles resdens and the proprietor respectfully so
past favors the part o to
Washington residents during the session be-
ing that they will always find comfortable lodgings,
the best table that the market Affords and attentive and
polite walters. - . .. SOLEMAN.
Wsshiugton City, September, 1s45. IS 3md&Wisj jgb
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The Greatest Dlseovery for the HAIR Yst.


Mr. PHALoN, 24 Broadway-Sr: discovery like yours
Tor the Hair should be made public that all might kuow
E.ss up all hope. Sf is csyery after using dver
has made vigorous aud thick twelve years ago
feel confident would be fully beneficial to others SINH
larly afflicted Your ob't sery't
CORNELIUS VAN HORN.
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sembly, are elected by majority Of more than four
hundred, making, in the entire result, an immense
Increase Of the democratic vote since the last Pres-
Dental and Charter elections. The majorities above
gives are from the canvassing of the Senatorial
the democratic side do not lack very materially OF
being on an equality with Mr.. Sandford although a
full count of the native votes may show that their
strength and power have initiated more seriously
against the Legislature nominees
So far as the other parties were concerned, they
made most wretched and miserable exposition of
their iInpotency and utter powerlessness, and ere
they again test their political strength they had bet
Ter more Judlc'ousy prepare themselves for a con-
test win older and more experienced campa gners:
On the but little understood and vexed questions of
Convention, and revision Of the Constitution, IT
Is probable that Kings County has gwen majority
In favor Of both propositions. Numerous ineldents,
of curious character, occurred during the day. at
many OF the polls, which may be worthy OF recital at
another period
The New York herald., 1845-11-05

Guilty peculiar TO himself alone of giving ones hair wh
kers the
entire an art which is 50 little understood and much
You can't get anything done should be in the
3aess you visit to Hrs Office No 3 Nassau corner Of
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1845-11-05

The Attention OF our Fair Readers Is IN
yited the Cheap Goods just opened by Messrs BARKER
IowLE II Catherine sreet-among them several
The New York herald., 1845-11-05
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
GUITAR, SINGING, ACCORDION AND
TJDITN

NJ DUMSDAY AS Broadway, doors above Canal street
l continues teach Ladies and Gentlemen of York
their residences of the city None doubt
many Of being taught home those Of
reasonable, and loersl discount made families where
there are two scholars house.
highly finished and nch Guitar for SALE and
best ofcty references given application above.
The New York herald., 1845-11-05
Portable Shaving Cases-Tha Suhscriber =.

TOTI0DIc ShnvihK Cascs.-Th6 SubSCrIberS
having perfected and finished variety Of the above offer the
same the most complete invented suitable the
wants Of the travelling public containing all that
9r the toilet with the addition Of the Metallic Tablet Strop
sharpening and keeping RaZors the
q. SAUNDERS & SON. III Broadway
Opposite HoWard's Hotel.
The New York herald., 1845-11-05
ARS-SEGA RS-RARG1TN

SEGARS-SEGARS-BA
THE SUBSCRIBERS having lately pnrchashed an exten
sre stock of Segars by order of Assgnees &c.
enabled to offer bargains than prices much
lower than the cost Of manufacture
them several lots exceedingly desirable For
Wholesale Segar Emporium o8 Wall street, up stairs
ms lm*r KENNETH & lAVERTY
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CENTREvILLE CoURsE-TRoTTING.
BEACON COURSE.
RACING.

RACING.
M EDNESDAY 9TH inst, first fair day. at az o'ck
W PM will come off the Hurdle Race l mile heats for
purse $3.50 $50 to second best horse five hurdles
eet hgh catch weights Entries close JONES' Park
HOW, Thursday evening, October 30th.
Dress, Blue Jacket.
Mr. +; Owens enters Black Douglas from Montreal.
Dress, Jacket Blue aud Orange.
Mr-G u Hathorn enters Americas, from New York.
Dress, Crimson Jacket
Red Jacket.
- Mr. WIN. Fox enters Hops. from New Jersey. Dress
Blue Jacket.
To give gentlemen opportunity Of dining city
o'clock The horses will not start until O'CLOCK that time
however the horses all be the ground front of
ndges stand otherwise they will be shut out from the
ohoua te weather be stormy TO the be
gosponsd notice Of the same will be up this office,
res at Il O'clock The dstonce flag will be eighth of
twce making five hurdles to umpthe hurdle front Of the
Should horse fall hurdle he will declared
dstanced provided he in leapng the Of
dies. ma 2t.rrc
COPARTNERSHlP-Th undersigned have this day enter
ed IN Copartnershp under the firm OF johnson Tmpson,
Tor the purpose OF ansactng the Auction and General Com
mission Business all its branches have taken the No
66 Vesey Greenwich and prepared
consgnmens of Furniture and all other descriptions
property for public private sale
New York, November 1st, l8l5. In
PHILIP JOHNSON
n5A.r ROWLAND H. TIMPsON.
The New York herald., 1845-11-05

FIRE IN DANvERs. extensive tannery belong
ing to MIR. Philip r. Souhwick, of this city, situate
in Danvers was destroyed by fire Saturday night
We do not learn the of loss but we
there was insurance in this city the property for be-
tween 40 and 000 is probable that much of the
riser.
The New York herald., 1845-11-05
THE LaRGEST AND MOST M.aGNIFICENT
CONCERT, BALL, AND LECTURE ROOM,
IN BROOKLYN.

desirous Of engaging rooms during the snn,ng wlnsI
for the purpose of Balls Concerts Lectures and fubc Meet
ngs that there the premises OIL brooklyn
Garden large and commodous building to ee deyoteS excu
such completed by the 18th October,
and the will endesvor to render 4 the best
and most OF any this city, The Ball Room
will have spring floor constructed on the most approved
plans. Terms moderate, IN ~. -, nr,n
o2l 2w* y. ~. VAN
The New York herald., 1845-11-05

SUPREME COURT, ROCHESTER, Nov l. l845.-Pre-
SENT Chief Justice Bronson, Justices Beardsey and
Jewett.-No loo. Wooden Waffle ct al MIR. Bough
ton was heard for the defendantnew trial granted
Mr. N. Bennett was heard for the plaintiff; MIR. Daniel
Cady was heard for the defendant; Mr. Bennett in reply
No. l6l. Harger Harger McCullough-Mr. f. b.
Smith was heard for the defendant; Mr. James for the
The New York herald., 1845-11-05
eugLAnELP.IIA HOTELs.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, betwccn 9th and 7fh stree

COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut street, between 9th and 7th streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
FIyHE respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public taken the above tor
merry known the Marshall House. and have made extensive
and its INTERIOR having spared
expense render Of the most pleasant aud fashionable
houses the city The parors are numerous the chambers
large and well arranged, the furniture entirely It's loca
the most central part othe city near to all the places
of public amusement and convenient the depos oil the
Southern, Western and Northern -
The tables will be supplied with all the dsicacie OF the sea
Wines Of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected.
The propreors hope ad
the business to give satisfaction to those who may iavof
BEGLEY MACKENZIE & co.
James Bsgley, (lste of Jones' Hotel -
Henry G: Mackenzie formerly Of the washington housej
Peter l.. Ferguson. ..
July lat, is<5 JyS sm-ec
JUST OPENED.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CHESTNUT STREET,
Between sixth and seventh street,
PHILADELPHIA
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & CO.
= Propriefors.
JAMES BAGI,EY, late Of jones' Hotel.
HENRY e. MACKENZIE. formerly Of Washington House
PETER l.. FERGUSON. s242nrc
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WANTED,
AT sSrI,uE IUpIGIT

AT 'THE WRIGHT HOUSE,"
Nassau smart active and respectable Lad do the
duties OF the bar assistant the above bshment
lie be obgng, willing attentive and make himself
generally useful and bring good recommendations None
others need apply. MS lt~rrc
DIR. POWELL, OCULIST
A Nd OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases Of
IA the Eye and all Imperectons Of VISION from
o'clock, his residence 2Gl Broadway Of Warren
Ophtnmia, Soppage Of the Tear Passage Cataract and
OpacIes, eifectuay removed.
AMAUROSlS treated with great attention and success
lnveterate cases of STRABISMUS Squirting, cured
few minutes.
.ARTItICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely be dis
tingu ished from the natural.
Offices and residence 26l Broadway-entrance IL Warren
street. ms tim
The New York herald., 1845-11-05
City Intelligence.

PocKsr Book Losr.-Yeseriay gentleman's pocket.
book was very ingeniously distracted whilst he
standing near the post Office 1t did not contain any
money but number Of PAL eIs of value to any but
the owner these papers be returned to box 1851
pest office the thief may absolve himself from this
lation of the laws Of morality.
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AUCTION NOTICES.
A. c. TUTTLE, Auetionssr.

A. G. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
a UCTIoN NOTICE E.aA4RDWAFE IA. % AND CUTIE.
O'Clock at the auction ROOM No % Plat street. general as
sortment OF Hardware and Cutlery table and pocket Also
large invoice Of Hair and Shoe Brushes Also nvoice OF
Guns and Pistols Also Hooks and Hinges Padiock Socket
castors Curry Combs Screw Drives Coach Wrenehes Also
200 Fire Sets. Catalogues ready.
Also, alage invoice of Horse Brushes. do, Shoe do
Also Of French and German fancy goods Also 10
Of Toys original packages Also SINGLE and double
barrel Cans Also 200 pairs brass and steel barrel Psols
Also German and French goods Smoking Ppes casks OF
Wafe colored and rd brown and yellow Violin Bows
Tooth brushes States and Pencs Crsyons Looking Glasses
Toy Watches Bottle Coks aud Labels Fire Stee Tea Bells
Powder Esks Vest and Coat Buttons Musical Instruments
Flutes Fageolets Military Ffss Violin Strings Cagut Per
cussion Caps; Earrings; Beaspns; Watch Keys Compass
Seals Lead Pencils; Britannia Cagtors ms itrrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-05

THE EXPRESSES AND THE NEws.-We are in
debted to Adams & Co.. the captain of the steamer
Oregon, and to Harnden Il Co for our dispatches
received at Boston by The Caledonia. Adams in the
splendid steamer Worcester, Captain Bacon, arriv-
ed at ten minutes past five o'clock yesterday morn
ing; the magnificent Oregon at twenty-five minutes
past five; and Harnden, in the favorite steamer
Massachusetts, at halfpast six These three famous
boats made remarkably quick passages. The Ore
gon left Providence on Monday evening, and came
around the Point through OF the greatest gales
she ever had She made the distance in the short
space OF ten hours and seven minutes.
MAILS FOR EUROPE. - The favorite steamer
Great Western, commanded by the popular Mat
thews, will leave this port at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon, for Liverpool. The letter bags will close
al ] O'clock
The New York herald., 1845-11-05

- TO LET "A Dry Goods and Fancy Store in full
I operaon IN Of the best business locations the
city. Apply by letter (free TO II. S Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1845-11-05
NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL,
NOs O5 Il 67 Watt street.


(FRoNrfye CANAL ST., BETWEEN HUDSON AND
GREENWICH STREKTs.)
MIR j. H. MERRIAM takes this opportunity of returning
lu his most grateful acknowledg to those who
have Handsomely paTonyed hm from the hnt momen.
pledges himself endesvor by the unremtng attention.
continuance of their kindness He would
fully inform his friends and the public that he will reopen his
Evening Classes in connection with his Day School, for tut
ton and exercise riding Monday evening" h I'd Of Novsm-
ber. Application be made Office school room
TERMS.
DAY SCHOOL.
One Quarter OF l6 Lessons. ...........Sioe o.
Single Lesson. ........ ...'s' W
o'" 's EvfNiSG SCHOOL.
One Quarter Of 20 Lessons. 80. .Slo ev
n, ,s Single Lessor JAMES Uob6DiNdToN, Proprietor
TO TAILORS.
vUyHosr bo desire TO attain knowledge Of Fash
onsh. cutting in all its various branches would do well
10 Obtain Stinemets Complete Work the subject which
can he obta,ned OF only, lib Broadway ree
from 81 to SO per boos. @ IN ~
II AMr.p Elns .,s.st M o3i cc
The New York herald., 1845-11-05

SOIREE MUSICALE.
MRS; VALENTINE MOTT, Jr. Pupil of signor Chi
Ivl vell and Member of the Royal Academy Music re
speculy informs her friends the public that
ON T % % sI
Apollo Saloon; when she will be assisted by the following
artists viz Sisnor Rapetti Visn; Mr. Phillip May
Mr. Henry G. Timm; Mr. John A. Kye and Mr.. George
Loder
Tickets ST. to be obtained principal Music Stores and
the residence Of Mrs Mott, ga Broadway M Neodr
The New York herald., 1845-11-05
BOWERY CIRCUS.

BOXES IS cents-PIT l2l-CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
BEAUTIFUL ACT OF FEMALE EQUEsTRIANrsM.
BY MRS. COLE,
daughter of the celebrated Geek, Of London1
Universally conceded be the frst rider this country both
for elegance 9f&Ye and boldness Of execution.
finest troupe in America
rT The MfnGrels have a new budget
Every Evening.
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NlBLO'S.
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION
HERR ALEXANDER,
tn E M A " M GICIAN,
M osT respectfully announces 70 the Ladies and oents
ly entertaining soirees in this city, at Niblo's,
This and every Evening this week.
During that time he will give series Of experiments in Che
mistry, Pneumass, Optics, Natural Philosophy Magic
Seats be secured by applying at the Box Office from
to l, and from to o'clock
Tickets Fifty Cents
Doors at 7-Pcrformance commences at tx o'clock
nj <mc
The New York herald., 1845-11-05

CHESTNUT STHEET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
W =. DuAroN . . LEesEx AND MAHA0ER
FIRST NIGHT OF THE REINFORCEMENT
OF Mr.. AND Mrs. C. KEAN'
Wednesday Evening, November 5th,
Will be presented ROMEO &JULIET-Romeo Mr. C Kean;
Mercutio MIR 9 Barrett Tyba Mr. NORRIS Juliet, Mrs G
Kean; Nurse, Mrs Hughes.
To conclude with THE sECREr-Thomss. Mr. Owens.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-17

posed that there sse about hundred fifteen
gamblers. thieves aud pick pockets In tho United s,.,.
Not one thousand o' whom Wings. Gu, of hi. num-
'n"o'AsD s'e ssppsssd to BE- msiIse horn VIZ.
's' number OF whose mothers and sisters s,s
bow living IN the old State. Almost tie Who'll. of then,
60 about under the titles OF Generals. C.n,l. c,,.
ana Msjofs aud more than tar Dr. e.s ,,th,r ,.J
NV "'"' ihe'e 10 hardly prison house in the Union
on' what there native born. vifginan iacsreer.td
oh tho shame. oh tho They wsr, brou,b, M, I'm
ignorance aud Vice. Tho politicians said they ,bulJ
neither road nor writ. Tor IL would their hopes. IL
'ese poof people blessed Yet they ia ed ,h.,
ana took tom them their money. that they might nm
luxury aud their scheme. ct pundrt snd o.,,,
S'n while they, or-skcn aud irodJon down. took IA, VIC
anu eno To 1--we by. many ot whom f,om have expiad
theh gum on 'ho sslows Oh my State, how thou has,
is'on But mus, halt. my heart sehe. ia eon,en,pl,
ting such gross wrongs. la another number IN ,pe.k
out. W.
The amount u capital employed in m ,nufacture. I'm t.
CITY, 10 about u uOOOO-the value Vi the raw
worked up By them is about 900 md IN, ysIu, of ,
articles manufactured about UO0 200 DC. annun TIN,
aofds ses' deal oi shipping As y. iaey have put up
no eo''" wooen factories. though they in conem
pIaon The amount oi operatives which the few fac
or'os now IN operation employ. large aud their wages
good Ia fact there be prosperity and content
ment here But the question is how long will il remain
u the tariff is repealed suffering aud want must fall
upon the people. because the politicians desire IL, Wa
botde the the who inhict il. But ,,o,.l,
Nous perrons Just across tho river from Albany i, the
town Of Greenwich. where tho depot OF the Boston and
Albany Rail Road rs located This is great spoke in
tho wheel Tor Boston, In winter. the New England empo
rum all the trade und from the West, sb, b,
turned toiher end first New York by this road md IN
fast building up her capital in wealth. population and i'm
porisnce. Should Legislature do i,s duly this wine,
we will have two Rail Rosds leading from Richmond 4,
inc ohio RIVER under way, and sincerely hopo one
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-17
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

Let all IN. az wLa they can
porseninx Primes srRATTox's he man,
Drawn nos OF hononaalis Lottery, Errn No . Oct 10.
10 Is 81 81 co II 5 81 Is 30 20
Ticket Nos 5 Is 10 Three more Cap,als in The
DO. do. 81 46 81 Dollar Lottery, sold and maid
"an 10 do u 80 81 )by STRATToN.
Drawn Mo- OF Al. "a dna L. ely. EI eIy. O. Z. I4t,:
80 Is 81 Us 81 - AZ IS 81 25 - So
Iietrt Nos 10 81, Prize sod an tsidhy
srRArroN
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria I.ottery. Extra 2I6--Dcti..
% 81 50 as ~ - % ~ 81 So Al
pRATLNG REcEEVED EVERY DaY ar / Oclocx
$1,000. 1852.
fridzy-iTe,burr No }, Extra Capitalist SIOcO Iss. n,
,oo &C 20 Nos - drawn whoses ~; halves SO qaarer.
$4,000. 1000.
y-heIandria, 2te Extra Capitals Ooo aOoo of
looo &C 70 Nos II drawn. whoes haIs.. So quarter,
$4,000, 10000,
for Monday Mornir g-A,i ndtA. 90 Caat,, s1o non
Icooo SoOO Of $500 1900 2Oo of 500 Ne
80 Nos IL drawn Wholes $40; Ialy.s 5; quarters s5b
Buyers are referred Pri.e winch are ,rs,.,-ted
Al ue onee, rs proof done: and ever
Awhe eohpues To Increase the pa by me
" oders IN the ,o,r
schemes and IN all Lotteries, will be promptly attended TO- and
drawing sent wien requested
Please address, orders 70 N. sTRATruN
Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-17

Whole Tickets SIS. halves %, qrs 2 IS. A Packa.
ago Of 90 Whole Tickets cost $500
Less the price VI Tickets IS
3l5-whch we warrant
10 draw I7s 5O-r.ouc M, 60, az =
certificate, 81 &c So az 10
bEErr TO- int nj To cell of Splendid
hsrofe, ,oi ode without d ,y
N .. RUSSELL BIGGER a 60, Richmond
INC Tickets IN tho above oores rrcsiyed orders
addie'd tn ~ will prompt eouGsna aisu
ton.
VIWe hsve day Iottcrss 90 aud ph u n remit
lance is made Ia us, always nve., 10 the mos.
POPULAR Lotteries hand
VJIb" Drawings when requested ordrr from
T.kH a 90.
pCOn AZ Ie,isr enclosing CASH re Tickets the pts -
las usuall need NJ he rad. az