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OPTICAL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.--oRprss ,kc
MAY 7, l645
Passed Midshipman E. l.. Winder, detached from
store-ship Erie, and waiting orders.
MAY 8.
Mdshipman N. Crabb, ordered to the sloop Vim
cennes.
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DOARDING.--Mrs. CLEMENTS has taken
ID house pleasantly situated on G street, be-
tween Cd and Al streets, equal distance between the
Capitol and General Post Office and within one square
of Pennsylvania avenue. She can accommodate
four gentleman with or without their families; and
strangers visiting the city, with proper references,
can also be accommodated. Her apartments are
comfortable. b}aA
May 8--3t
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+, ARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishes to
i sell the farm upon which he resides, situated
upon the range of hills northwest Of Georgetown,
and distant about two miles from said town. The
farm contains fifty odd acres, part well set in mea-
dow, part in clover, and there 10 suficiency Of
wood for fuel. The land is of good original soil,
lies well for cultivation and is bounded two sides
by country roads. The dwelling houses two
story frame, with portico the whole front--was re-
Gently erected of the best materials; there are also
kitchen, smoke house, stable, corn house, DC. DC.
There is extensive orchard of selected fruit and
a number of fine springs The whole is enclosed in
the best manner, most of the fencing having been
recently put up. A person wishing 10 purchase
pleasant and healthy residence, or to establish
dairy farm market garden, would do well to como
JACOB PAYNE.
Nav S--5ts sE&
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HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.L-An invoice
II Of that well known wine just received by
the schooner Dodge from New York. For sale
by J. A. PETERS.
Feb 26
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Browns maj.

This is doing things up us they should be. Il
strikes us that we can thrash the "Tenth Legion
in the way of large majorities. We are proud Of
our majority, proud of eur congressman, and proud
of the republican party of the 18th.
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bacon, LARD, FLOUR, .dc.-This day re-

bacon, LARD, FLOUR, &c.--This day re-
Id ceived-
$500 lbs. shoulders bacon, bright and dry
1000 lbs. sides do do
80 very neat and small hams, warranted
extra 8 VI
40 kegs No. / leaf lard
Sc bbIs. New York -four ~
so bbls. Virginia do family and extra
super M
ALSO GHf
10 chests gunpowder, imperial, young by
son teas, warranted fresh and very SUI
@ perior
To which, with well assorted stock Of groceries,
we respectfully invite the attention Of families and
dealers.
LEWIS & HOLLAND,
Centre Market Space, I'd door from corner Of 9Th
street May 2-t2if
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TRUSTEES SALE.--By virtue of deed Of
i trust from Joseph Nourse to the subscriber,
dated the Both day Of April, 1929, and recorded
among the land records Of Washington county, in
the district of Columbia, in Liber w. B., No. IS,
folios 479 AGO. AL, 482, and 483, he will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash. on Saturday,
the 3lst Of May instant at A O'Clock, p M, on the
ington numbered 8, in square l66, with the build
ings and improvements thereon; and on payment OF
the purchase money good and sufficient deed will
be made to the purchaser, conveying al the right,
title, claim interest," and estate Of the said Joseph
Nourse in and to the premises.
The property will be resold, at the risk and ex-
pense Of the purchaser, If the terms Of sale are
not complied with in three days from the time OF
SALE
J. I. STULL, Trustee.
ROBT. w. DYER, q CO.,
Nav S--eods Auctionccrs.
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TENTH LEGION--ATTENTION!

From the Morganown Mountaineer
We have the pleasure of laying before our readers
the vote ofths congressional district We estimate
the majority of Tyler county at $50 for Mr. Brown;
we thing that the official returns will not vary the
vote 10 each way: T1
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Mr. III. w. Hilliard, OF Montgomery, Ala
bama, late charge to Belgium, has been nominated
by The wings to represent the congressional district
represented in the last Congress by Mr. Belser. 1t
4 not known whether the latter gentleman will be a
candidate. The retirement of gentleman of such
eminent talents ard elevated principles Mr.. Bcser
possesses, would be subject Of serious regret.
We regret to state, that the disease called the
BLACK tongue is still causing much distress and con-
sternation in North Carolina. Several persons have
lately died Of ii in Edgecombe, Halifax, and North
ampton countless and Il is prevailing to some extent
in Raleigh.
The Mobile Advertiser states that George W..
Gale, ESQ.,, of Dallas, Alabama, is announced as a
candidate for Congress in the district lately repre-
scented by Mr.. Yancey. Does Mr.. Yancey retire ]
We should in that case lose THE first stars in
the House.
The Rev. c. J. Fox thus expressed himself at a
recent meeting Of the Anti-Corn Law-League;
of all the undgnifed endings which 20 potent body
arsocscy OF England como to- IL that OF being
extinquished the sake Of the bread tax The asocucy
Of e for the sake OF monarchy that Of Poland s
fee ling OF nationality plunge into the gulf Of jnsg
and oblivion sacrifice power and greatness
for tax the poor mans loaf the most lame and impo
tent conclusion that followed long
gle. loud cheerfns)' NJ .
Gen. RyK. Call (ex-gov-rnor) is the wing cand'.
date for governor Of the new State OF Florida and
Col w.D. Mosely, formerly OF North Sarolina,
the democratic candidate. .sA
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
ICohnunicArrn.
swEDENBORG!


swEDENBoRG!
Several communications having recently appeared In The
psbe papers. In regard the character and writings or
s~sssnborg, Of an etroneous character, have con
ciuded to make abort but plain Of facts. with
v'sw 10 their correction and for the purpose Of pscng the
receiver Ut his Doctrines Ia proper position before the
candid and sincere enquirer si,sr Truth lis Theology
10 divided into two psru-The Dseriass which alone con-
SHUTS any Church. aud his Revelations. The fist. no
prosssss 70 draw. exclusively. from the literal sense o.
Scripture, sod stand f.. BY fair end candid e.
position Of The Bible. His philosophy. with view TO
establish his Docuines 10 appeal 10 Scripture,
and Il IL upon The ground alone. that his
clsins ssssion should be fairly and canddy examined
Hh we'll suested purity OF character his enlightened mind
and shove ALL the importance OF the truths which We b.
ieyo his Philosophy has unfoded constitute prims fseie
evidence least Of the truth Of his Revelations and -
in them nothing rcpugnsni Scripture or to
Reason accept them uue indeed a. 10
complete his system.
Equally 10 the effort made BY some 10 identify
his system with Mesmerism, whether true or false n IL
should ever be established Science, believe that
hs Philosophy alone explain it, Farther than this
has no connection with IT, To those who are willing to
give his Doctrin candid and unpejudieed
We would refer = condensed outline Of his system in
book recently published. entitled "a History Of oil the
Religious Denominations in the u s., and for fuller
Investigation Of them, Mobiles Appeal or Masons Job
Abbot A SWEDEN BORGIAN.
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Messrs. Edtors-l happened to drop in Inc Theatre
Tuesday night last. and graii6ed such largo
audience present. witness for the second
this city. the celebrated drama Of the French Spy
Mrs. Lewis who has become quite favorile sustained
che characicr which she cast with great credit
herself. and greeted with rapturous applause from
highly delighted audience.
Msd'le ST. Homer Of the most graceful aud boaut-
full danseuses that has appeared in Richmond for long
time, drew down showers OF applause from the delighted
auditory, is worth the price Of admission her
pear in tho Cracovienne one OF her avorite dances.
Mr. Potter deserves great credit snd for the
pensc that he has been in procuring Of tho best
peormea OF tho day He has OF the best stock CON-
panies that have appeared the Richmond boards
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STATIONS OFFICE,
70. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.


Por sening Prizes sTRATTos's the mani
nRSFLS0 RECFVED EVERY OAR 1T ! O'CLOCK.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongala Lottery, Extra 3, Oct oath:
30 - sc l6 60 IS ~ I SO 25 "a Al.
Tickets Noe. 40 Sc Three more IN one Lottery,
do So ~ king eight prizes sold and paid
do " rs So GO Yin the last three days. at
STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandra Lottery, Eek. 257. Oct. 25th
SO IS 80 sc AZ l So 20 IL % 81 a. ~ 81.
S25 600. 5000.
Thursay-Aiet andria, 25s, Extra Capitals s25 6OOo
icoo $780, 1894. 20 Of 1000. Is Nos 10 drawn whoes
halves $50; quarters I IS
$4,000. 1852.
Frzy-MonongaiN No Extra. Capitalist $1,000 1854
1000, &c ~ Nos ~ who-s 81 halves So quar-
IS
$1,000. 1000.
saiurdsy-heI 200, Extra Captas sO00 $780, 1900
1900 II36, NJ 1000. rs II drawn who.s So
halves I IS, quarters CO cts.
S3O,OO0, 10000.
For Monday honing-Ae Iln1ria, No Al Ca2t,s $4,000
10000 o3ooo 1887 So sooo 1900 1900 100. 1909
1900 OF 1900 of 1850 200 Of 500 lowest No przJ IS
Nos ~ drawn wbo!es $40. haivrs s. quarters asa.
Buyer referred Of Prizes registered
n the Once proof Of what has done every
drawing continues sold paid
~ ordsrs for eeineates
Schemes, and all Lotteries, will Be promptly attended
drawing wien requestsd
Please address. orders n sTRATToN,
Richmond,
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BO.r- n MAakrr, Saturday Afternoon. Oct. Is.

Boar n MARKEr, Saturday Afternoon, Oct 25.
CorTos-Prices remain without change sales today
about 2OO bales ProvsonsA fair business doing; salcs
OF 100 bbls new Portland Beef S9t, moe Boo
ton mess il0 100 bbs prime Pork. less three
per cen, 800 do mess. l3ial4 2O0 do clear and
extra clear l5sl53. So bile Lard ordinary, 64
cash Flour-Thcre 10 good demand for Genesee, com.
mon brands ct S575 do fancy brands 5s71 old Bal
iim"re City Mills. 5.let. Corn-There n fair demand ;
two Of yellow Hat sold today 69a70c Oats 43c
SuRsr-A good business doing for the sales OF Hs-
vans brown ss9As; Porto Rico &c; New Orleans 7s7sc-
Coies-Sses OF 900 bags ST. Domingo made
public. Log~ood-Sales Of 100 tons at Sl7.-ArLAs
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NATURAL COKE.

WE keep, nj our coal yard on Basin Bank,
constant supply Of fresh which a n
cents per bushel delivered in any pa1 OF the city.
&C lin TONNES 4 POWELL.
VIE subscriber having aualned Administrator
u OF the late Jabez Parker
estate u make peron. having claims
against said estate hand them
early day porsble. JOHN THOMPSON
seIl-dAcu Adnpisrai ot of Jai,-z Parker "A
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From the ". o. Tropie, Oct 90.
EDnI rrEYao

Il
the schooner Lone Star, knaPp., arrived Yesterday
from the Civilian:
The Government offices, officers etc. to leave Wash.
ineton the 18th inst. for Austin.
Hon. 7. Pisbury q candidate for the Office Of Cover
nor Of Texas.
The Washington Register, by authority requests Chief
Justices Of counties make their OF the Tor
and against annexation and the Constitution to the De.
partment Of State at Austin.
The President has designated Gen. A. II. Darnell, rs
special messenger carry the Ssie Constitution Wash
ington City.
The Prcsbycry Of Texas is to meet at Sacogdoches on
the 9th November.
Hon. A. Navarro has been elected to the Senate Of tho
Republic OF Texas from the district Of Be1a " F. How
ard and 10. G. Van Derlip, Representatives
John Shebourn has been elected TO the House OF Rep
resentitives from Austin county.
The Washington Register says-A company Of United
States troops will shortly be stationed Austin. The pro.
per officers have already arrived there. The troops will
occupy the arsenal buildings as barracks
There have been several arvus Galveston from Cor.
pas Christi About 1000 men in csmp-sI in good health.
Mexican traders continued in. They state that
there but few Mexican troops upon the Rio Grande
and no indications Of desire TO march for Texas.
There are some fourteen buildings going up in Cor.
pus Christi and others would be commenced n lumber
10 be had. IL Is In much demand
Geo. NJ. Downs was elected to Congress.
1T. Dobbing recently returned from Of observation
and reported that Baranco Banco the Nueces was oc
copied by $50 Comanches. detachment was sent out 10
meet them. but they not 10 be found.
II does appear that General Taylor designs moving
tho main body Of the army from Corpus Christi
attachments will be sent other points on the from
Ter.
The vote the Constitution TO be taken the l3h
But itde interest felt IL evident that
would be almost unanimously sdopted.
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lotteries.
J. q. GREGORY l. co. MANAGERS,

", n n.
Richmoad, Va.
Office No. l0l West Main street.
A,,.nat. Lottery q. fot isi,-To be dawn In Ae,an
drn' q on Saturday. Nov It, 1876.
$3o.ooo-lOOOO- so00-33i7.
1900 700 30: '. 9: 5000 90:
Tiels. sio-iiaive. ) as.,..s So
k.I.sdsa Lottery Gas. q, Tor is.,-ro b. IN A.,,.
dha' T. on fatu'day. Nov s'h. ist5.
SPLENDID sculxs;
sso.ooo-l2.ooo- 6.ooo-3. 5OO-3 227-3. 5000
81 500.
""i'''o' 1880 50 s..s.ot 500
r,es.,. s,oeIi.,v,. ,Ha,, .e;
csde''s' Of packages Of IS in pro
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000 CapitaII
20OOO-lO,OOO
Ar..dra Lottery Gus. e. for is.s-ro be drawn Alarm
BRILLIANT scnKxy
9soooo-20. oO0-lo. O0O-5OOo- 30oo-2s53
,sS 1000 100 prir's Of 500
10 number 'o,,ery-i, drawn saios,
TSkeu sis-Haive. 6-ol.rsr. 3-Eixh,h, 4 So
Csoea'es Of paekisei u &c ehst s5O-h.rs. in
As.andr. Lottery g. for isi,-ro be drawn a, Ai...,
d'iA' C. on Saturday. 2sdOf Nov. isIs.
SCHEME.
S3o.060-l0. OOO-6OOo-5 -4OOO-3OOO-
S2500.-2l20-2OOO.
rs pnhesof 1907 70 par,s OF 500
IS number io,,s'y-It dna ballots.
Tickets sic-Halves S-ouaner.e so.
Certificates Of packages Of IS s2o-sh.e. in
portion.
Ae.nd.a Lottery Gas No. Is.s-ro be avn at A,e.
aBdra C. on Saturday Nov 2pth. Ists.
sPLEsDIp PRIZES.
grant capital OF 10000 grand capital as 200
90 1900 do $3.50
90 5eeO prize OF 1000
.p"Iss " lseo do 1850
VI isOo 90 do SEQ
&c. ke. ke
75 numbers-lt banots.
Tickets eIo-Baves 5-Quanen So
Ceitneaes Of packages OF % i3o-shares In
proportion.
orer Tickets Of I'm the
above Splendid Lottery will prompt
an account Of the Drawing will be after over
10 all who order from Address
J. C. GREGORY 4 co. Manasers
oe l-dke2aw Richmond
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RALEIGH y GAST0N RAILROAD
FOR SALE.
ON MONDAY THE ooTl nav or nt,

For SALE
III IN MoNDa1, HE 18TH DAY OF DE
~ eembeT III. Court Of Eou,tv n,
Wake County n lis Autumn Jus OF the Cover.
nor for OF the STATE OF North lo,e!o.e Mort
Heretofore executed by Raleigh Gaon Raj. road
Company, to nd-mafy certain bt n, .,
Company, will sell Court House Door
city Raleigh to the birhest b.1, the ho. :,
The Raleigh and Castor Rail road Company far n IN.
kpown consisting mile. OF Rail noaj re.eh
Raieirh TO CASTOR on H. 49, ~. ~ -
RoAnote River in the direct line public conveyance 70 Pet
barg CITY Poat hchmOsd Wash CITY Dstinote Ar A.
assthe with al Bridges Dtpo,s, Workshops Tools Ware
hou-es water Stations EnsiIes Cars ke stoek
all other aees owned 10. trrpns up
s.ia A hoaa and sssntH oE the From
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LlGHT. LIGHT.

fORNELlUS a. Co, OF PHILADELPHIA, are
~ Manufacturer Of their Patent have
30 avoraby known throughout the They
tue Chandeliers of every Description Public Blnss
&e Since introduction Lamp has been pro
10 afford the cheaTest and beat light
Orders LON the Whiesa- Dealers OF this South
part OF the Union. attended TO with prompiness
These Lamps are for sale by the peira oueenswar Me
chants Of Richmond &C 24-I~.
CORNELIUS * CO.'S LAMPS.
COLLAR Lamps both Lard and Oil for Parlors
~ and Dining Rooms variety aud Prices.
suseDdine and side rejecting Lamps-suitabe Stores
baeeo Factories, Ae
general assoEtneni Constantly hand for by
WIN. r BUTLER Il CO.
&C Is SO Main Street
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BARBECUE AT PAlNEvILLE, AMELIA,


This was festival which originated in the hosp tally
Of the Amelia Troop, commanded by Capt. Samuel s.
Weisiser-no celebrate any that has occurred in
our POLITICAL civil. military history but that friends
and neighbours might around the estve board aud
talk ss friend to friend" Owing unknown
the attendance OF Troopers very large but those
that there drilled by the Captain. in manner
that did much credit to himself. The noble and gallant
bearing OF this troop seemed say, that they amid
great ordnance in the field" cloud lsrums neighing
s,seds and uumpet e.ng" they would DO ready for war
After the exercises over they repsired Dinner
served up by Mr.. w. q. Haskns and VIM. Foster which
would hsve been RECALLING tho refined Of
accomplished epcue. After dinner, the following volun.
offered Capt. wrsiorR being first called
to preside.
by VIM r. Burton. VIM L. Booker, the old Captain
Of the Troop Brave, generous, and pauotic-wel may
old Amelia be proud Vi her son.
To which Mr.. Booker replied with some brief remarks
and concluded with the ioowing-The Amelia Troop
May the spirit which has animated them
nue. to animate them.
by Thos Z. Bottom. The Troop: May the devoted
patriotism OF Tell or . Washington inspire their
bosons. and urge them on to deed. Of noble daring.
by I. A. Crenshaw. John T. Wiley: Were / TO write
his history could say OF him in politics, Scott has said
OF Fitz james in arms
AHiJ back against a rock be bore
Ard firmly placed hrs foo, before;
Come all this shall ~
Prsm ~ nrm base as as l."
To which Capt. Wiley replied, Ia a speech well adapted
TO the OCCASION commenting upon The strength that youn
companies to the county and concluded with
the following sentment-The Amelia Dragons: Wor-
thy Of our patronage and encouragement
by Samr X. Seay Capt Weisiger: Although Junior
in tactics yet the display to-day is worthy OF such Com
mander.
BY WIN. II. Pollard. John F. Wiley. Gen Lyon and
his Aids With such aid the Old Dominion need fear
any INVASION, let come from whatsoever quarter may
by 5. 5. Weisiger. Gen. Lyon: He has proven him
self equal to any emergency and he only awaits his
uys call TO exhibit hrmness, and give another
hbiuon Of that courage, which IS indomitable.
To which Gen. Lyon offered the iollowing-The Anne
liza Troop: Though they discipline they have The
.pirit To will and TO do.
BY Jno. +. Wiley. Captain Seay, Commander Of the
Amelia Blues In the last Always ready.
Us. $. Wesiger. Capt. Sam'l R. Seay: His Company
is the best evidence Of his skil
by WIN. l.. Booker. Gen. Lyon fyou to know
him in the private circle. with homo tonight; il you
know his public services read your counys his
tory.
by John +. Wiley. Isaac Perrin: The only present
who ut the surrender OF Corvallis amended by
VIM L. Booksrl and an old school mate Of Henry Clay.
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Anrtion 9ales.

FUTURE DAYS.
NY DunioP- neaenrc a Go.
300 CASES
SHOES, BOOTS, HATS g. CAPS,
ar BUtTION.
On FRIDAY, the lila
~e VIII eel h'gs sni g.neri sn. n, OF D.t IN ". and
Hats entirely fr-sh asd al ped ami nr sas. eo,
s.iiss Of - -
hen's best kio sna calf anil r Bros ans
Do IN d. wa,ss Boot.
DO IN hxh; calf
DO do s2tia- b. Pump.
WoiDen's spring heel peTxod owninxs
DO % wis
Lo Pump. nd Bu.kir-
DO hid Turns
Do mock leather
Boys heavy thick Roots
DO do Rroxans
foaths' l. asd q hip
hisses pexsed sippsn
Cestieueu's hpee dres.B ,ots
do do do Water
CITY made Brogues
Black Russia. Pearl. Ca ~ira.re lad Anx,ia liar,
Mems glazed seaIetie Di far Cars
super black Wool Hats
Aso. Wa IN Rus-eu leather.
Tns-uadsr 500. cash: siso spprov
ed negotiable paper
oe 70 DUNLOP, aosCURE = CO. Auei.
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SAWS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF breathe
plant can grow FIRE bum but pures,
safesuard against scrouIa and other complaints
which are Ansmiiedffom generation 10 generation painful
Disgusting legacy We believe, however hat the beszng
offs hind Creator srofa and when their
faint hereditary IN the blood cfadies the entail
on forever by Of Sands OF t cures
wrought by this preparation might persp. considered
be- they vouehsd BY tie te,o,v
hat thu voice Of truth he ohorcd and gratitude Tor
restored will speak out rheumatism and variety Of
rapidry certainty By tbi.
ton. -"
For further Particular and evidence or s supeo,
value and ecacy pamphlets which may Of
gratis.
p Prepared and and for
BY A. n. SANDS co, Druggists snd Chemists Gfane Build-
ings No ~ broadway. Chambers Yorf
Bod also by ALEX. DUvAJ CO. Agents Main street. Rich.
mond Va 11r Price 81 Bottle or bottesfor IS
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NJ D.vcnport, Allen A Co.


DRY GOODS.
we shsh ssn on MONDAY, ID Nov our Auction
Room general s'sortmert Of onlbe Dry Go.ds
bspef wool black bue fAshionabe
Cloths. ~ '"
Super black and fsney Cas- msres
C'oth. blue MKT paid sauireus
Kentucky leans
Scarlet and white F1annels
Tvined do d.
White Dimites
Dufd and fancy T~.ed Io4 ILL., H. .ad y Whitney
Blankets. - N'
Superior Sail Duck Paddirss
C Cashmere, M'a'as'-. ald Merinoss style.
Caieoes arg. ortmenL
kerseys and I.iaseys
Ho.tery sod Coves
Alpacea, pool Cotton
bsaehei and unbieaebei sheeinss and shirinrs
together with other goods suited the worthy the
suen ION Of the ' ~
rERAs-Cnder 500. soo months for ap-
proved paper. -
&C III DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 CO. Aue,.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS
On THURSDAY. Nov 9Th rot Auction Store
KS cases Booa SHOES. Hats ke.; eoaipri.anx-
Kip Boot, Youths da.
Mems Brogans, Boysdo
Wom>ns Strapped Boots
Misses Pexgyd
Womeps Sewei
Mems Can Pegged RroEsns
City made BrozAn.
silx and Fur Hats
super6ne six
Sole Leather,
TEkss-Undsr $780, cash for slno and ap-
proved paper. DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO. Aues
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RURRUss's PRIZE 0FFICE.-Fol thu.

IL horninr
For Thusiay-rrzes SIS 0O0 5000. 3Ooo, 1000 Of
1000 dc ID drawn Nos OF 49, Tkets 81 halves
tiers ].
For fHday-FrEes OF $4,000. so OF 1000 :, &C Tick
eL halves Also the Peoples Pavorie-The Dollar
Louey PIize- $4,000 10o1, &C. u drawn Nos Of Go
Tickets 81, halves soc. qrs CSC. '.'"
Por Saturday 5000, 2oOO 1000 500
zoo 10 Of 100 and 300 Of TO- drawn Nos OF 7s Tickets
81, halves I, qs soc.
For Saturday Evening sale, eoss ats p NJ drawing received
by Sundays halPnz>s $4,000 1000 30o0 250o 1870 Of
1000 Tickets 81 ta;vese qrs I2 drawn Nos OF rs
Also the Dollar I.oIeV-CaptI rrze $1,000 Ae 10 drawn
Nos out OF &C. TIekets sI halves SOC. 25e. %
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TO SHOE DEALERS,
In Virginia and the south.
pENDEXTER d ALDEN, No. 3Os, BALrl-
u Strict, stairs) complete
supply OF Fall and Water Goods
ing large additions OF flesh They .ner for
sale, BY the package doz.n, 800
1000 Cases BooIs and shoes, consisting Of
Boys
Youths and ehid,"
Mems thick BIoGsns large assertn.eE,
Do ezra sses best qlAl ~ and work
Do. Russell and Planters Brosans
DO. kP, calf and grain NoHEo.s
Do e Do~nngs
Do Shoes Pumps Slippers &C.
Boys AID youths thick Bfogans
Do. KIP nd Nortos,
Do. Boots sni AnkIeies
Womens and misses AID aud Ups, Gne qualities
DO swi and peE'i weii,. al siIes
Do. hid, NOR. and sealpegd
Root.
Do. seal and Slips. Ion, mice
ESQ Gases Mems add Roy Hats-ineud.l 81 and white
black Russia hne Nuuia Beaver Pearl
lonabe Argno Elk Ashland auskrt, Coney, White
woo Palm Leaf and Sporting Hats
loo Gases Wen. a.id hoy Cap>-lneud.l: Otlar Pur,
Zeal huskat Coney, Bear Shin, Hair Seal Pine Cloth,
DO GaEed Velvet oei sk Pu,h seaIs other
varieties
90 Gases Bounets, Umbrellas, &c.-This -
leeei tick Wi Hth the best punetual
customers will hrd choice goods invig
the 3Os BALTIMORE STREET
Baltimore. Nd, October H. Ist5.
n - M ~ 90