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Rse,srpp,s OrrtcE, Washington, Oct. IL 1876.
mo ALI. WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN =

III Notice IL hereby given that the licenses issued
10 tavern and shopkeepers, retailers Of wines and
spirituous liquors. dry goods hardware, medicines.
perfumery, watches and jewery, hats, boots, and
shoes; also, TO the keepers Of hackney carriages,
billiard tables and tenpin alleys, porter houses, and
CONTEMPORARIES, and for hawking and pedling, vii
expire on Monday, the 81 day OF November next
and that said LICENCES must be renewed nj this Of
6ce within ten days after that time, between tn
hours of 10 o'clock, a. m. and o'clock, p. m.
c. II. wILTBERGER,
Oct. IA--d1m Register.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Clean-o out sale at wareh house OF all sorts OF
rft

nN Friday, the 10th instant, shall sell in front
~ of my warehouse on 9th street, near Pennsyl-
vania avenue, at 10 o'clock, a. m, large and ex-
tensive assortment Of household and kitchen furni-
ture, radiators, parlor, hall, cooking, and other
stoves; a large lot of China, glass; and crockery-
ware; large lot Of tin ware large lot Of rope suita
BILE for fall or cellar ropes; Venetian and paneled
window shutters, panelled doors, and q variety Of
other articles too tedious to enumerate.
Persons wishing 10 purchase stoves, &C., will do
we'll tn intend before the weather gets too cold.
Terms cash.
A. GREEN,
Oct A-6tif Auctoneer
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A RMY LIST for ls46. -Oncial Army
N Register, the last issued, for sale Ia few copies
Of the edition only remsining) by r. TAYLOR
Price IS cents. Aug Is
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MARYLAND UousE.

INHE undersigned adopts this method OF re-
IL speetfuly informing the public, that he has
taken that large and commodieus house, recently
occupied by Messrs. Cotier q Thompson, as the
VeTandah Hotel situated on the north side Of Penn
sylvana avenue, between Sd and a. streets; and he
begs leave 10 say 10 his friends and the public gem
orally that his table will be supplied with ali the
delicacies Of the season. whilst every effort will be
made TO give full satisfaction to all VINO may favor
him with their patronage. Persons wishing per
msnent board, either with without families will
fad il highly advantageous 20 give him call. He
would also say 10 his friends and acquaintsnces re-
siding in the country, that the Maryland Hotel Is
located in the most business part Of the city, beng
within few moments walk of the Capitol the de-
pot, the market, and the courtroom. lie lie assist
ed by an experienced barkeeper, asd trusty ser.
wants. Board, 81 per day. Meals served at any
hour, and at the shortest notice; also sent 10 any
LEONARD s. RoBEY.
Washington city, Oct. 2, l646.--d2tcp2t
ed; In the matter Of William III. Bridges and
Sarah his wife, John Justice, William Duncan
and Elizabeth his wife, Warren Durham and
Nancy his wife, Allen Justice David Justice
keziah Justice, Elizabeth Justice, Sarah Justice
Allen Robertson, Nathaniel Robertson, Stephen
Robertson, David Robertson, Merit Robertson
John Robertson, William Thompson and Eliza.
beth his wife, William Justice, Clayborn Justice
Wesley Edwards and Dolly his wife, and Frank
lin Freeman and Sarah his wife, plaintiffs,
.r.
Stephen Peasants, executor of the last will of Ste
phen Justice, deceased, defendant.
PURSUANT TO an order OF the supreme
Il court OF North Carolina, directing me TO In
quire and state to the court who we're the children
Of John Justice, deceased-a brother Of the es,alor
Stephen Jusiice--liying at the death Of the said es
tator, TO wit in 1895, and whether any of them
since dead, and il dead who is or their persona
representatives; do hereby gips notice To all such
persons TO come in and make out their kindred be
fore at the Office of said court, in the city of Ra
leigh, on the second Monday in March next, as, il
default thereof they will be excluded from all ben
eft in the distribution Of fund now in said court
EDMUND b, FREEMAN, Clerk.
Sept l8-lawcp3m
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The Secretary ofthe Treasury returned to Wash
inglon this morning in tho northern cars.
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A. GREEN,
Auciioneer.
MRS. GENERAL CARRIN G TOMS
Ivl Boarding School for Young Ladies',

commences on the Let October, and closes on the
3lst Of July.
Mrs. Darlington spares no pains :" have all the
departments filed with competent te ners, and ven
lures to promise thorough an edulation can be
obtained in any school in the Union.
Mrs. C's dwelling is in q beautiful, retired, and
healthy part Of the city, combining many local ad-
vanages not generally found in city residence; and
the internal arrangements are such as insure the
comfort Of the inmates
The boarders are considered members of the FAM
lily, and required 10 conform TO its regulations; hut
they are governed by the law of kindness,
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$4,000! $4,000!

Two prizes of $4,000
SPLENDID ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class II, for 1876,
To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, Oc-
tober 18th, 1S46.
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BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
RncxIANn IND y 10Th mo- al 1916

-It is proper to state that no smoking or use of
tobacco is allowed among the students. This il
mentioned here that no student may apply who is
not prepared strictly to comply with this regular
ton; the evil effect Of bad example in this par
ticuar having by experience been found so great as
to render the regulation that cannot be departed
from. ....R
Oct I5-d3t .s. ....-. s...,. .
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S35,295-sIO,b55!

n $35,X4b-$IU,b0O!
Grand consolidated lottery, class AZ, to be drawn
on Saturday, October 18th, 1886, at Wilmington,
Delaware, 10 numbers, Is drawn.
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rs 90 DOLLARS DIVIDED INTO 3 PRIZE
OF Sl5 900

Lowest three number prize $500
Grand consolidated No. l3, to be drawn at Viii
mngton, Delaware, on Saturday, Oct "a, 1896
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NO One next of kin or John Justice. decea

Washington city, Oct. ., Is46. --d2tcp2t
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

" " Class X, for 1876.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday
the 3lst Of October, 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-05
From the Baltimore Sun, Oct. ..

100 ~
Later FROM Rio JASEIRo.-The barque Francis Par
fridge. Cap, Travers. arrived ut thi. port Yesterday from
Rio Janeiro, from whence sho sailed on the 18th August
We are indebted TO Capt. Travers. for n copy of his mani.
lest aud report, from which we learn that they fell in with
at sea the brig Mary a. ZONES, aud from the master under
stood that up to the time of his leaving Monieudeo. Aug.
10, no arrangement had been made between Mr.. Hood, the
special minister from England. and the Buenos Ayrean
Government. Affairs at Bueno- Ayre. and Mon,eyideo.
remained without any change. Mr.. Hood had come down
from Buenos Ayres. aud was in the "Buseo:" his objec,
was an Interview with Gen. Orbe-would return az ain in
few days.
We arc also indebted to n commercial friend for the fol.
lowing letter up to his day OF sailing from Rio Janeiro
RIO DE JASEiRo. Aug. IL, 1876.
My last advice was under date OF 3lst ut. and 4h inst,
Our market 10 in n very bad position for imports.
FIOur.-lmported this month. l .ls0 barrels; stock, as
600 barrels, more or less, and about %, 900 for sale. With
IN a few days there has been US earnest desire TO force sales.
and prices have given way. Some has been sent TO Rio
Grsnde by importers, in order to reduce the stock, and sales
At low prices have been made for them also. We are nd-
yised oil tive OF three carRoes, coming from the United
States, which were not expected, and our dealers look
ing tor new crop, only purchase for present wsnis-
prospects are any thing but favorable, and / fear new
crop VIII md n poor market, unless tho quantity sent
should be smaii-to force sales to any extent, even by re-
ducing prices, is not an easy matter; quotations are nL.
most nominal, and there is a disposition 10 accent any
price that may DO offered. Richmond / may quote at
i6HSOO 10 lThOOO; Baltimore, $4,000 to $4,000 under fur.
ther importation, aud to sell off-indced, a few hundred
barrels Gallcgo have been sold ut l7nO0O, six months. and
II much should come forward, prices may even get lower.
We cannot have 4 hope OF an export demand from our ad.
vices either from Montevidoo or Rio Grande.
Coiee-Dull. Selected, 1920 to 3H250-S6.6s TO g.
a.; hrsts. $4,000 to 3AlOO; S6,32 to ESQ; regular, 2H4OO to
- 1924 to 500. per 100 lbs, on board.
There are few vessels now to lade for the United States
and adyices from Europe not being favorable, there is less
demand for that quarter: we therefore lock for lower prices
soon.
There is li,de disposition to take bills on credits from the
United States.
l2th.-Nuthing whatever new. Business is very dull
Exchange gid, on time, End many bills offering. Within
two or three days about 1000 bags coffee have been sold.
mostly Tor Europe. Nothing from La Plate.
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City Arrivals.
HOTEL. oe,. 4,

EXCHANGE HOTEL. Oct 3.
X Adam, Petersburg; w Rnvenel. II l. Stevens. s.
Carolina; u A Davis, Petersburg; + Burns. Baltimore; b
Cooke, Memphis; C Booker. Elizabeth City; ] French,
Old Point; Capt. Bufdino, France; p + Perick, N. c (;
X w Border. Norfolk; Mr.. Boyle, N. Carolina; p Gu
rec, France Mark Davis. Petersburg; K Booth, Va; Mr..
and Miss Fisher. Norfolk; Sam. Harris, Baltimore; J p
Townsend. Boston; q q Cary. Va; Miss q Holson. Pc.
%tersburg; Mrs. Spann and daughter, Miss Magrant, J G.
SPann, X SPann, 3. G.; J X Garlick, SmiihIield, Va ;
James ii fitzgerald, Buckingham; Mrs. Wilcox, IT,, Va ;
I Leayel, Charles City; VI VI Davis, Petersburg; J Il
Hopkins, Chesterfield; JR C Brewn, j., Salem, Mass A
T. Half. do; j Campbell, do; b Pelzer, do: G Harmack,
dc; l. Stevens. do; l. Campbell. Roanoke; Rev. w c
Meredith, Buckingham, p l. Dudley, LynchbuTg; ID Dan
lop and family, Petersburg; l. TAYLOR and lady, Henrico;
WI Sm.thsCn, Lynohuurg; X r Henry and three ladies'.
do; w Osmsloy. Buckingham; ID r Kent, Pulaski co.;
Miss + Kent, Montgomery; Miss S J Kent, do; Miss J
Lyon. PetofsburR: J u SeHter, Va; G Boswell. do; Mr.
Shift. n o; MI MuhlenberRer. do; II Patkhurst, Rich'md;
WI Ray and lady, 3 Misses Rays and servant, Va; II II
Chandler, Hanover; X VI Gstewood. Essex; NJ Garnott,
Va; ] ID Munell, MIS- Clayton. Miss Clayton. Lynchburg;
James Christian, Williamsburg; Il u Ice, Norfolk; G II
S BagRs, Kentucky; J w Holt and lady. Liberty, Va ]
N Hanan, Jr. New Orleans; A b Wyod, New York; Nell
son Page, Cumberland; + W Clarke, Va; ID Meyer, Bre
men.
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BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
Prom tbs Washington Union. Oct q.
OF SANTA FE.

We understand tina, Official Information has been receiy.
ed IRON Gen. keafney. announcing The capture aud quist
military possession OF the territory Of New Mexico
On the 18th August no entered the city Of Santa Fe wi,hou,
firing a gun or spiling n drop ofblood. having accomplished
this alter a march Of nine hundred miles In fifty days. Gov.
Armio had assembled a force Of about 1000 mon and had
,sken q strong position in the vicinity Of Santa Re to oppose
his progress; but that force dispersed. and the Gov. himself
led on tho near spProaeh VI tho American army; and no wa.
supposed TO DO about $50 To 400 miles below. accompanied
by . few dragons: there In no apprehension Of any ut
,empts on his part To disturb the quiet possession
which Cen. kearney now holds Of Santa Fe and tho adj
J,cent county. The American flag was hoisied, and now
waves over what was once the Mexican governors palace,
and all Is tranquil and quiot among tho people. and they
appear not only To aequiesce In, but to be rsconciled
aud pleased with. tho change Of government. II ap-
pears that General kearney has treated them with
great kindness and consideration. Some ordnance
was captured, including n brass field piece taken
from The Texan expedition fitted out against Santa Fe
some years since. IL Is understood Gen. Keaney, with n
small force, 10 about 10 leave Santa Fe for 4 few days on an
excursion TO some NJ the principal places In tho territory,
and may conclude TO establish q military post below or near
the Rio Grande.
Dispatches were received yesterday evening from Gen.
Tayor's camp. but they are no later than the I'd Of Sep
TENDER from Camargo. We had several day, later last
night from the New Orleans papcn down to tho 7lh Sep
TENDER inclusive from CeTralvo.
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TO uERCHANTs,
AND OTHERS.

trent HeductIon nt PcnitentinTy Store.
FVNHE subscriber, by a he order Of the Board. Is now able TO o.
II fer al greatly reduced prices
5000 yards heavy doubs t~insd Kesey. for Negro Men. cloth.
Ing.
1000 yards plain and striped Liusey, for womens eIsthine.
In Store for Fall purchasers:
200 heavy re,dy made KerSey Cons
200 pairs DO DO do Pants
5ctO pieces Brogans with a large assortment Of eoar.s and I'm.
Shoss. equal to any IN the MARKET
Complete sets OF Wagon Harness for two bou~s. with Cart and
Wagon Hainess IN portions
Warranted AIss, very superior
Also, whea, Pans What Bags, Refrigerator, wardroses. and
FURsrUET OF different kinds
For sy at PenhentaY. a very superior article Of Burr Mil
Stones, Wagons, Dnp, Carts, ke.
The above are offered on very accommodating tsrms and pr.
chasu Will do well to call at the PruHenliary, or al the stote. No.
-. sIeei leading to Mayos Bndge.
-a@u las. G. sPoTrs Agent Pen,
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City Arrivals.
HOTEL. Oct.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Oct. Sd, 1876.
Capt. Sampson. Brig Mes enger; J f. Baugh, Petersburg;
ID $ Woodbridge. Chosterfeld; J F. Burton, Petersburg;
g w Davis, do; d w Newlin. Clover Hill; NJ Flemming,
Goochland; ] ID Moon, Scottsvile; l. v Rives. Petersburg;
] Sturdiyani, do; ] NJ II Branch, do; G Poindexter, Jr,
Chesterheld; T. Humphrey, Amelia; ] Kendrick. do; +
Carter, Campbel; w Y Alexander and Daughter, Salem;
$ Dobyns. Floyd C. H.; T B Robinson, Petersburg; J w
Watkins, Henry; a Y Doeoro. Lafayette: f NJ Booker,
Prince Edward; q J Booker. do; Mrs. $ Booker. do; ] Car
ter, do; J S McGohe, Tennessee; Miss Belt, Washington
Civ
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lotteries.
Il G. GREGORY n CO., MANAGERS, No
~ . ioI Main Street. Richmond. Va.

" . v Main rreet hiehnnond. VI.
SiOOOO, 10000.
~Moaday-L~-,bury. No 47-e Capitals Of $1,000 Y 500. 2Oss.
issf 1000. nc. 10 Nos - dave. TSAet' u. h.s.. s.sO. su.
las.
S25.O 1904.
Tne.day-N Jer-y. Ma. ~. Capital. $4,000. 7 500. 1000.
sooe. 10 of 1900, Of 1904. hs. Is no- ~ D'a-n. Teis,. -.
halves 4: as 2.
$4,000. 10000.
wedns-day-A-rabdra No. "a. Capital. els. 600. 5000. 1000.
2ooo. 1898. 10 Of 1000. &C. ~ Nos, II drawn Tickets 5: halvc-
a.3o, qs i,eS.
$4,000, 1000.
F~rday-MosopEais. No. ~ Capitals: 5000. 1000. 60, &c.
rs Nos ~ dawn. Ticket. VI; hslve. Soc. qs use.
$4,000. 1859.
sstunisy-sus-I. Hrua 81. Capuas $1,000, 1859. 9 Of 1000.
he- ~ Nos n drawn. Tickets 81: halves soc: qs 25e.
Splendid Scheme. for October. 1916.
NEW Jersey LOTTERY, Ga. No 80, for lssc-to be drawn
at Jersey city. Oct 9Th. 1896.
Is NO. LOT'rERy-Is DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
I prime Of $4,000 ! prize Of 5000
10000 20 1000
TICKETS -: Halvc. = so. Qaarbrs 81 IS.
New Jersey Lottery. CIas No. 81. for Istc-to be dawn At
Jsnsy City. Oct I2th.
10 No. LorTERY-ii DRAWN BALLOTS.
! prize Of S5 900 20 prizes Of $1,000
. 6,Ooo ke. kc
Tickets q; Ba,e. so; ouarers ! es.
S50.0OOl
I'm 5 Prizes OF 10000 Dollar each.
New Jsney Lottery, Class No ~, for IstS-io be dawn at Ter
sey City, Oct 18th.
rs 40. LO1TgRY-I2 DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
S capital ptires cf $4,000 100 prz.. Of $500
Tickets o.; Halves 4; Quarsr =.
any Of the atove Feb mes. addresedio ts unJoptEnsd. ~iBreeeive
the most prompt attention, ssa an account Of .ach Du ~ins will be
free OF Pos;sEe, As -oon as 1t Is received
J. q. cREGORY q CO. Msnarer.
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Correspondence Of IA. BAH scr. A.sr.sa..

FHILApkLfniA, Uct. z, 7. NJ.
With tho exception Of an advance Of ! on Reading Rail
road shares there was no material alteration in rates of
Stocks. $4,000 Penn'a ? sold at 663; $1,000 Tennessee
bonds SIS at so: $500 Lehigh 6s at so; GOO shares
Reading Railroad at 32s33; $50 Girard Bank ut 81; SO
Vicktburg at G. cash.
Flour is much enquired for. 1000 bbls. old stock sold Ut
S5; 500 bbls. Brandy wine. fresh ground. ut IS so; Corn
Meal and Rye Hour are held At 1915 and some sales Of
Wheat At llOall2. Corn can be had lower to .day, say
12aI3. Nothing done in Grocery or Provisions.
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THE FINE ARTS.

announcing the intention OF insiruciing
Yong L,de' n the Pine Ars viz FANCY PORTRAIT sud
LANDSCAPE p,inlhl, J. v wtrfri VIII rs.p.e 'fny observe that
NE Object 70 nnpa-t TO bis puIn n refined ksv~;esE. 9th I
branch o rns N"s which eonstrus a USEFUL aud ORN I,
hfNTAL h<ueaion- The ereeu ion Of this design. h we've. Dc
p-"ds Hpor ne roe Judgement II may meet tn from Jar. at- -
Add tho-s sho nay wish n avail &c n sir daushis. the b .n.n .
OF his in.ifSeuoa. are vtfd In eel At IN. D, Oh aose of J w. Han
d'ph. where specimens Of Li' Al can be sen and earis OF t.rtn-
be obtai ned.
j. D. wsrel VIII ,sm?y oh.,rv, that he Ia. been a pu9i OF
hesrs Nease and suny OF rhiad~Iphi,. % I9-Im
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tTRAS'SrrrEo FOR TINS BALTIMORE ANkRicAsl
PHiLADELFHIA, Oct. 2, 9 r. NJ.
We have had rain all this afternoon, accompanied with
thunder and hail.
Stock market firm, and no change in prices.
Sales OF 5000 bbs. Flour old at s.; good brands as 25a
S5'37, and extra new ut $3.50.
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Triumphant SUGGEST!
PROOF UPON 200 THAT
TH0MS0N'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD
WILL. CIJRE CONSUMprInNt

~ ~ Npob
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION
A few Of the cures effected in the vicinity of Philadelphia are
gwen below
II. Evan, Fsyeue street, near Arch, cured of Chronic Cough.
violent Pam in the Breast difficult breathing. se- by three bouies
Philip Boden, Tuekerton, n. J. cured Of profuse splitting of Blood.
from rapture OF a blood vessel in the Lungs.
Washington Mack, Charlotte street. near GEORGE woBde rui cure
Of confirmed Consumption; was in a dying state when h. took the
first dose. Cure auesied BY Me.r. Jos Winner, David Wicker, and
Hugh Mckinley, highly respectable eiuEsns.
Jane Perry a distressing case Of Chronic Bronchitis, cured by
seven bottles Lives at l3 Spruce IT
Mary Iianey, ~ Spruce street. cared OF Consumption ofthe Lungs
This d 4 remarkable case.
Hannah Hewitt, Mary street, cured Of Consumption.
Sarah Jane Adams, l3s South Fourth street., cured OF Disea,e
OF The Lungs and Liver Complaint having tined every remedy she
could think Of without avail Sworn to before Alderman Bulkiry.
sPitang Blood and Paralysis Of the limbs; pronounced ineunbIe
by his physicians, used ak bottles.
j. J. Chamberlain, s Carbeuy street, inflammation Of the Lungs,
Night S~eais' &C. Cure affirmed to before John Swim, Mayor OF
PhiAdsIphia.
The proprietor asks for a fair trial OF his medicine. rs he IS con
vineedH has No ESUAL IA all Pulmonary Diseases
Prepared only by :. P. THOMSON.
NorheaE eornerof Sh and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
ST For sale in Richmond by DUvAL Il PURCELL. General
Agents; in Petersburg by Chas. Corning & tn; in Norfolk BY
NJ A. Santos in Lynehhurg by Jno. n. Seay; Ia Fredericksburg
BY DR. James Cooke and C.H Hunt: in Famvhe by Dr. WIN ii.
ChAppen Ju
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES.-2O hhds.
~ prime, 'aSdihg for sale by }. }. FRY GCo.
AZ -
ROOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS--Cheaper than ever!
TENHE subscriber has Just received a lot of Boots which he bos sht
n very much below the manufacturers prices, which he will
sell very low so all in want OF n good boot At a low price will do
well TO call on oe2 ALEXANDER nLI-
. THE LADIES-someihing Newt
TENHE subscriber has just received from Philadelphia = new s,yI.
n OF shoe made eIp"s 'iy for him, and beauuiuidress Shoe for
Ladies Of good quality; to which he would earlihe attention OF all
IN waat Of a handsome and coed Shoe. ALIEN. NIL
OcS Dealer and Manufacturer or boots, Shoes &C.
HAND AND PANNEL SAWS.
= received n fresh supply Of spears
- Hani aud Pannei Saws, which We oner rr sale At reduced
prices. CL.ARHsoN 4 GARDNER,
No. III Broad Street, shoekoe Tm.
oc2 Sgn OF the Hand saw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-05

The Locofoco State Convention OF New York have nom.
mated Silas Wright for Governor. and addison Gardiner
for Lieutenant Governor.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Let all the word say n they can,
For selling Primes STRArTos's the man,

Let all the word say what tney can,
Porreninf Prizes, sTsArrosst the nsn,
Drawn No. of AisrlDdrs, No a9-sept aots:
G 20 Al ~ le IS 6s 7s II 81 81 : % IS.
7 eket Nos ~ ~, a Pre- Of $500, sold and Paidb
sTRATroN.
Drawn No. ON Icr.ey. so7s-oe' If
AZ IL % co ) % &c SIS 81 90 Al
$4,000. 10000
hond.y-Lee.euE. No. ~. 9 Capitals Of $4,000, asO0, 2Os0,
LIS. IS, 1000 &c ''S'- Is drawn "A'''' s. halves $50 E'-
$4,000. 1900.
Tuesiay-New Jerry, No 79-Cspitas s25oo 1900 1900.
5000 10 OF 1900 10 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos. II drawn Tickets
sI5!OOO. 10000.
5000, 10 Of 1000. &C. 70 Nos IL drawn. Tieies ~. halves so
quarters is5.
Thuruday-N Jeu.y. Ma. so-Cspiai, 10000 douap, $4,000,
5000. 1000. 20 Of 1000, Se. IS NosI - drawn. Ticket. IS. halves
2 SO; qulsS.
$1,000, 1000.
F~ndsy1MOnonsAla. No 4I-caPitals $4,000, 1000 $40. Ike
!; Nos. ~ drawn Tickets I; halve, soc, quarters Csc.
$4,000, 1882.
saturday-SuseI. Extra, 81 Capitals: $1,000. 1859, 9 OF 1000.
lie 70 Nos n drawn. Tickets 81: halves soc: qp- 2Se-
q Capitals of $4,000!
= Monday = s~Su,nc-hsIandna No, G: Capital. ,iOoso. 10.
flooO, &C. rs Nos ~ Dawn $40; halves 5; qs 9 so.
$4,000 IS Prizes of $4,000,
New Jersy Lottery, Class No. 50, for Ist6-to be drawn at
IS No. LOueyaIe Drawn Ballots
5 Pnu, of $4,000 100 pHr-, OF $500
Tickets -; halves Z; quarters ..
S50,00Oi 10000! Q of 100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class II, for 1850 be drawn on
Saturday, October II.
20 No. LOTTERY-I4 DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRAND CAPITALS.
/ prize OF $50 1000 2 priLesof $500
1 10000 4 ANS
: 10000 90 5000
2 $500 90 1000
9 5000 be-ides $500, 500, 500, &c &C
Tickets SIS; halves ! so; quarters rs.
Certificates OF packages Of 90 whole uekets, 500
uo. do. 20 halves, 60
To. do 26 quarters, 40
DO. do. &c eighths, 90
Buyer are referred TO my list OF rrrues, which ar, registered
at the once, AZ n proof Of What has been done; and every
drawing continues TO increAse the number sold and PAID by me.
H- o;deu for a ekAgss eertinratss OF rnsIe uekets 10 Tie above
Schemes and in ali Louenes. will bs prsnpiJ attended 10, and
dnvinr sent when requestsd.
Please address sTdsn 10 N. sTRATTON,
RichmOnd. Va