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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

ID OWLANDS KALYDOR Thls invauable AU and refreshing wash for the face and hands particularly during the summer, is too well known, and too universally acknowledge to need much rec onHiendaton.
 It is incomparable preserver of the skin, ren- dering i, soft, clear and heaihy removing redness, pimDes and discolorations of all kinds, freckles. and all unpleasant cuaneous eruplons so frequent in this climate.
 It's capabiIily for imparing bloom to the cheeks, sotness and decacy to the hands, and soothing rri tation. renders it indispensable 10 every Toilette.
 Gentlemen who suffer from tenderness of the Face after shaving, will find m this Kalydor an alleva- ting and emolient applications removing efectualy, all irritation and pain.
 Rowlands kalydor is an unlailing relief to those Ladies who suffer from inAamed and sore nipples, by its peculiar cooling effects and iis powers of al laying inflammation it recommends itselfto their use.
 This prrperaiion is innocent it is efficacious. lt is warranted to contain no mineral astringents. which are utterly ruinous the compiler ion, and by their action endangering health For sale al
 iel0 GATES'S Pharmacy, l36 Dauphin st.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

HNHE SUBSCRIBER has just received and of U iers for sale to lhe trade at wholesale, the fol lowing articles al the propretors prices:
 Wm Bailey's Syrup of Wild Cherry,s safe ant certain remedy for II diseases of the Lungs.
 Wm, Bailey's Compound Fluid Extract of Sar saparilla. for the cure of all diseases arising from impure state Of the blood.
 Wm. Bailey's Military Shaving Cream, an emol- Iient Compound, the best article ever invented fol shaving either with warm cold water Let those now shave who never shaved before, and those who always shave, now shave the more.
 Wmr Bailey's American VermiIuee, for expel- ling worms from the system
 Ro,l2 RL WATKINS, Ageant, Druggist DR. WOODS SARS APART A
 AND WILD CHERRY BITTERs.
 For ths Rsmouai and Permanent Cure of all Disease,
 arising from an impure state of e blood ha6t oj
 fhs system.
 NNHlS MEDICINE is constantly performing al 1 most incredible cures of diseases arising from impurities of the blood and general system. Ithas arrested and cured numerous cases of scrofulous a- fections, diseases of the skin, rheumatic gout, dis eased hver, chronic rhuma'sm, sore throat, chronic constitutional disorder, dyspepsia, iaundioe, fever and ague, and various other disorders arising from impure secretion In this preparation strongly concentrated ali inc valuable properties of Sarsapa- riila and Wild Cherry, which it's activity de- bends, compounded with other remedial agents, se- iected from the vegetable kingdom, the whole strength of which IS extracted on an entirely new principle, which has cost many years of labor and much expense. The great object desired IS now uiumphantly accomplished, in the production of a remedy possessing d controlling power over sup- posed incurable diseases, heretofore unknown in the history of medicine.
 The testimony of those who have been cured by its use, with their residence, has been published from time to time, and it desirable mass of overwhelming testimony could be brought forM ard, proving most concusiyely it's inestimabe value, as an active and curative medicine in the above dis eases.
 The following interesting case IS presented, and the reader invited to lis careful perusa. Comment on such evidence is unnecessary.
 New Bedford, Aug. 10, lS46. Dear Sir find Dr. Woods SarsaparIlla and Wild Cherry Biiters all that you recommend them 10 be. and take great pleasure in saving that think them the BEST PREPARATION of the Kind ever offered to the public. l have been troubled for a long time with JAUNDICE, and derangment of the Stomach attended with HEAD ACHE and VERTIGO, wh,ch was so had at times I could not see, and think that am entirely cur, d by the use of these btters. l have used them in my family, and would recommend them to every suffering from JAUN- DICE, INDIGESTION, and HEAD ACHE.
 Signed JOHN BAYLlES.
 Prepared by E. Thornton, Jr. Sold Wholesale and Retail. by ICDuBOSE & co. novb S9 Water st.. So le Agents
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
nENTAL INsTRUMEN rs-Thc subscriber
 l v call lhe aIIenIinn of DenIisIa ln iheir aIncl

\ KEN AL TNo I KU MEN IS-Ibe subscrIbers -A| call the attention of Dentists 10 their stock among which may be lound
 GOLD FoiL--Abbey's & Jones' Gold Foil, as- sorted numbers
 TN FoIL-Jones'
 TEETH-Slockton's Plate. Pivot, Molar, Bi- cusped and lower Incisor Teeth
 FoRcEPs-Stra,ght and curved. double and sin- gle joInted ann chldren's Forceps-common and ex- tra fine
 EXcAvAToRs- Cheyalier's steel and ivory ham dled Excayalors
 MOUTH MIRRoRs-Siver, Rosewood and Ivory handles.
 FiLEs-Siubbs' fiat, half-round, round and taper Files-together with variety of Drills, Plugging and Cleaning Instruments, etc.. for sale at low pri- ces novl7 HAVILAND. CLARK x co
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

| GREAT BOOK FOR FARMERS.-John 8. M Skinner's Farmers Library and Monthly Jour- nal of Agriculture. Edited by John s Skinner.- Published monthly, in fine style; numerous elegant engravings, diagrams. slc Each number contains two distinct parts, viz: The Farmers Library, in which are published continually the hcst Standard Works on Agrcul- ture embracing those which, by their cost in tue sn- guaees m which they are written, would otherwise seem beyond the reach of nearly all the American farmers.
 II ft contains selections from the higher class ef British. French and German periodicals devoted 10 Agr,cuiture, with extracts from new books that may not be published in the Library.
 Each number of the Library is illustrated by nu- merous engravings; printed on good type, obtained expressly for this work. and on good paper-ths whole got up as such work should be
 Subscription So per annum received by
 DOBLER, noy14 Bookseller and s3tationer, 49 Dauphia ct Orders for the work per mail promptly attended to. IN SUMWALT & TEST, 36 Dauphin st Morse's North American Atlas, comprising S6 colored Mnps
 Statesmen ofihe Commonwealth of England, now complete in one handsome octave volume
 new Trealise on Algebra. containing tke Iafsss improvements, by Chas w Hackley, $ I'D The Suferings of Christ, by A Layman
 No Harper's Pictorial History ofEnehnd -s> No of Martin or The Foundllng, 6y Euesne 'sas. nsvt5
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
PAINTS, OILS. sc.

ANlLAND, CLARK & CO., 40 and 47 WA \ TER STREET are receiving and offer for e at low prIces-
 WHITE LEAp-25O kss pare, in 25 to 100 ID kss
 300 '' extra, |"
 300 No. l, :"
 300 No.2, |" [" LINsEED OIL-25 bbls Bridges SPIRITS TuRPEHTIHL-30 bbls in fine order for shipping.
 WINDOW GLASS l5O boxes 8 by 10; 56O do 10
 ny i2; 50 do by to 9 by 13, 800 do 10
 by II 10 24 by 32
 PAINT BRUsHEs-l00 doz Nos T to 900 ,000 SASH BRUsHEs--l00 " 2to8 YELLOW OcHRE-5o kegs 25 lbs each, in oil SPANISH BRowN-50 25 ss ss' BLACK PAIHT-30 kegs 25 ]" CHROME GREEE--150 lbs gIound in oil. 2o9 " dry, Tiernan's No CHROME YELLow-l50 lbs dry |" VENETIAN RED-5 bbls Enp ish VARsIsHEs-Coach, Furniture and Japan Var'f LAMPBLAcE-Eddy's refined and common. PATENT BI AoK-For carriage makers. GLUE--l0 l1bs common and fine Together with general assortment of articles foi Planters Hse, Ar;Ists' colors &c. nOylR
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
New and Beautiful Cashmeres and M. de
 Lanes.

Lanes hANIELS & BBADY, corner of Dauphin and A( Wafer streets, are now receiving the richest and most fashionable Cashmeres and DeLanes ever offered in this city, and having been purchased al the late auction sales in N York at 80 per cent less than cost ofimportation, they enabled to offer them at very low prlces. The following will be found in their stock
 Splendid Embroidered Cashmere Robes Very rich piain Cashmare Robes
 Very rich ombre striped DeLanes
 do do do do Cashmeres
 do do printed Cashmeres
 do do do Deanes
 do do Satin striped Cashmeres
 Extra do do do Plaid do Fine plnd DeLanea for Childrens wear Plain black Muslin DeLanes Also, Rich TwiIled Silk Plads; new style Gala Plaids; new sty le twilled French Ginghams; i; new style plain French Ginghams novl7
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

ID ECKWITH'S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS D-Just received, fresh supply of this invalua. ble Medicine, direct from Raleigh. N C., and for sale at the Alabama Book Store. 35 Water.st. by
 jan15 VIM. KERR.
 Testimonial from the R. Rev. Leu s. Ipss.
 RALEIGH, March 2, l845
 The Bishop of North Carolina having for the last three years been intimately acquainted with Dr. John Beckwh of ihIs city. and enjoyed his profess sional services-l take pleasure in stating that his character a christian gentleman and experienced physician, entities his testimony in regard to the of his anti-Dyspeptic Pills to the entire confidence of the public My experience the good effects of these pills for two years past, satisfies me of their eminent value, particularly in aidng an impaired di- gestion and warding of bilious attacks. Several members of my family are experiencing the same beneficial effects L. s. IVES. ELEMENTS OF MILITARY ART AND 1A SClENCE-Embracing the duties of Staf, Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery aud Engineers adapted to the use of Militia and Volunteers. By H. Wager Iialleck, Lieut. Engineers. U. s. Army vol l2mo.. illustrated with plates.
 The work contains full discussion of Strategy. Forifcations, Logisiics, Tactics, and the means of National Defences. IL also gives fall description of our system of sea-coast defences with dlscus- sion of the several contests between shps and foris including full account of the more recent attacks on San Juan de Uloa and Saint Jean d'Acre. A full account is gwen of modern Army Organizations, including the history. uses, and relative number of the Staff and Administr atve Corps, aed of ihe four arms-IniantrY, Cavalry. Artillery and Engineersh full account is given of the formation and duties of each arm, and the best manner of drawing up the troops on the field, and of bringing them into action. Each principle and rule IS illustrated by numerous historical examples. and explained by drawngs For sale by DoBLER
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

V
 Bookseller and Stationer, 19 Dauphin st.
 Geoivieve. or the Chevalier of Maison Rogue-an episode of l79a, by Alexander Dumas.
 Gabrielle Mimanso, the Niece of Abd-el. Nader, or an Attempt to Assasnaie Lotus Phllippe--translat- ed from the Swedish of c J L Almgust by Gusta- vus c Hebbe, l. l. D.
 The Black Plumed RiAeman, tale of the Revo. luion--b, Newton Curts, author of the Doom of the Tory Guard, &c &c.
 Archibald Werner, or the Mothers Revenge--by Charles Spindar, author of the Jew the Jesuit, &c The Creole from the German of Zschokke.
 Marion and hls Men,an hislor cal romance by the author of Paul Jones, Hastings, &c.
 Altar Gul--a Nautical tale by Eugene Sue.
 Lives Of Celebrated Staesmen--by John Quincy Adams, L l. D, with a sketch of the author, by Rev. Charles w Upham.
 Aunt PaHy's Scrap-bag--by Caroline Lee Hentz. author of the Mob Cap. with designs by Darley.
 The Fair Isabel, or the Fanatics of the Caverns, tale of the Huguenot war--by Eugene Sue, plates. The Ring Dove, or the Priyateer and the Cutter; IngrahIm's last.
 Sam Houston and his Republie--by Edwards Lesier.t sa.ffft sff fasls ssftr ,Atst Y f Hudleberg-A Romance, by 6 P R James,.
 Aiso-~A new supply ofthe Count of Monte Chris- to, by Dumas; and lIe Quaker City, by Geofge hipyarA Esq, vth ed,nsh. b5vt
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

~ IBBoN'S LIFE. BY HIMSELF-The Auto M biography of Edward Gibboa. Esq, iIlustrat. ed from his etters with occasional notes and narra- tives. B, John Lord Sheffield. In one vol 12mo
 This has long been looked upon as one of the most interesting of this class of writings The state ly manner in which Gibbon assumed m his history, is here exchanged for more easy and direct style of narraiye."
 For sale by J DOBLER,
 oct2S Bookseller and Stationer, 49Dauphin st
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
TVERRIBLE DIS AsTERs of all sorts are b
HAVILAND. CLARKE & co.

VIVA PESTILENCE AND FAMINE-with
 W all their horrible train, may stalk over the land; the thunder of Engand's cannon may roar m our harbors; the earthquake may open it's ponderous jaws to engulph our citizens; haistones and balls of fire may ram down upon our heads and yet long as the nestmabe Vegetable Pills of Dr. Peters are placed within reach. may call ourselves the hap pest nation on earth. And why2 because all these accumulated horrors cannot compare with he sui ferings that result from bilious iiseases, and the thousand ills that flesh is he rt to, and winch his Veg
 etable prepations will speedily sweep from land. Their power is silent aad seless-but it's might is irresistible For sale l Druggists in Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17

} DEkFuMERY-An extensive and elegant as.
 surtineui oi Peruinery and Ioilel articles, among
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20
CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE
1'SfAE-SF ROOMS UNDER TBE EiGLE
CoRsER MaIs IaTH srk.,r.

S5SfMEST ROOMS J-s,DEh THE EIGLE
CoRstH MIN .sD I3rH sp.sr
'hParei'ied Luck LUCkr Lucky tfi- Tn. rrv i.
~hi'- tx matter The op. hav GunI cut tina,
AZ pf E-a 10 tie hand Of LICK.
'rr b. any WIZ have h'Tstore been unfortunate BY
ing "a i"'"t" let urni Gallon LiCk," clearly ,h~
W M great success IN selling Pzrs ssAbh
Ell for al such.
foFffdhN-P1Snloke S. &c Nos ~ drawn Capitals. u 600
foo"' sil', 1850 ke. Tickets & halves 9. qrs l.
fOf situfiAy-POkomOke Sc 7s Nos ~ drawn C,pit.I.
s7oO" sooo 1900 loco &c. Tickets halves l. ar- soc
Also PokOHobs 80. IS Nos n dawn Cap,t... $40 mn
'Ooo' 'o"o 200 &c TekeIsI. Lalye. . Or. I.
$4,000. $4,000, 100 or 1000,
''and Consolidated oisTy elass No To be drawn on sa
dsy March "lsi, lstG IS ~ dawn Cu,.i ,n,,,I.
s"aoO ~ 700 6OO0 5000 $500 sIq1 100 urx Of I,os
:" OF 500 - ot 500 &C T.ehsts ss. halves ar. e.n
heAr OF - Wols ees!s lSS 60 - On.
~ frrous ordering by The package any Of the aby. can
u'uet the pfiee OF ihfe- heks have
!" sso and when remittance Lare- or ,u,u
n always invest "a the most popular Lot-tiss hand III,
pfA~tngs tent when requested from me- Tie cash
TOT All CAPITALS 'an be Ind as usual Lttsrs .br
'sg cash OF pftL- tickets the paid The Tk
cts "a The above loiIsres and
''h meet the mo-i prompt and CONFIDENTIAL attention P.n
nom the eonIiy 'sthg the city, should nd that Al
prizes are IN the hands q LICK For PrfEss sdir--.
mL' a. q. LICK. ktchuand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Correspondence Of The u.i,imo,, Ams,,s.n.

There s trouble between the Post Masi,r General and
he New Jerssy Rail Road Company respecting tho tran.
ortanon Of Tho nails The leave The usual hoa'
rom New York, though the mail closesM2iP NJ. The
O'Clock New York train does not get to Philsdelphs ia
eason Tor tie 10 O'Clock train or BALTIMORE aud hence the
mal lies Tor day The Post MISTER General and
|'he Hail Road Company between New Yo'k and Phl,je
pha are not sgreed upon cu', and vu they do agree
every thing win be at loose ends.
The Senate confirmed many ny nominations to.
|d,y.-,oo many TO remember obtain ior this mail-
None, however. ware OF n contestsd shMsctsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20
From the Nsg Yssk Courier Of IPsdn,sdsy morning
TERRIBLE CALAMITY AT BUFFALO.

On the evening Of the ib. learn from the Argus.
tho leo in the creek ut Buffalo gave way and sw.p,
down stream with great rapijiy aud force aud crush
ing everything IN its Between the foot OF Main
Street aud the Lake were IS or 20 Canal Boats ~heb
we'e completely demol,hed. and the u. States
Wisconsin, Chaanque. Frankfort. Indian Queen and two
or three others were greatly injured About twenty sehrs
were also severely injured aud some Of them destroyed.
The Ices u property estimated less than 100 900
dollars, aud u 10 feared that lives have also been lost
About fourteen miles east al Rochester large portion Of
the railroad men90 feet wide the top ~ At
the bottom and 2 feet deep.hss been washed away by
the eshe Several bridges, dams, &c. had been canied
oil In Monroe Co. .Iftt.T.. f... Il. ....
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20
EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Arrival and Dsparinre of The Cars.

Arrival and Departure Of The Cars.
RICHMOND, TRTDERoEsBuEs, AND POTOMAC RAIL Road.
The Cars leave Richmond for Fredericksburg and
Aqua Creek every morning. at o'clock, and connect
with the Steamer PowHATAN. or AUGUSTA, on
the Potomac River. Returning, the Cars reach Rich
nond, daily, at CT o'clock, p. M: Thus enabling pas
sengers make the "Trip betw Richmond and WISH
npton City in day light
Passage between Washington and Richmond IS OO
DO. do Richmond aud fredericksburg sc
Tie Cars for Charlottesville leave Richmond daily nj
8 O'Clock. a. NJ. Returning, arrive daily ut GO p. NJ
Passage either way s. W
Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road.
Leaves Richmond dslly Of =. Nj
Leaves Petersburg daily at 81 A. VI
s'cvMNoDaTIoS TEAM
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays excepied) at = A. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily SUNDAYS ercepted) at p. NJ
The Cars leave Rchmooj for Petersburg. with the mai
train. daily, at o'clock, p. VI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20

~ We announce. w.th profound regret. the death OF
Commodore CR.sE. Of the United S,siss Navy lie breaeJ
his last in hs city. to-day Tho navy aud whole coun-
Try. will u.ourn his sudden DEATH Union Of 1874
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS.
WINDOW GLASS, SC.
TVNHE subscribers, having now m store their
u spng Stock prepared 10 oarr customary in
duermsn- Their stock large. hni embraces the following In
part. IN lots 10 sat pufcbaet
10 cef0ohr Catacys. Indtso
hhi- best Nader
iO001 he Ersr ~ salts
5j0U0 ibs WHIT" Lead. dfr aui IN OF
~ bbi- ~ iuts rurpsbtin-
90 81 Ca OF prime qusiy
casks tsmpOd
IS hh's Clipped Iogwond
12hhCO iiavtua rnncits and other Cigau
1000 lhs iupef Cash Suds
csss Gua Hh'nac
c1as Sttsratus
500 botss Window Glass assorted sirrs
Together Wt The usual Of Patent Psntsrs Go
lu's and B'ushrs White Wash To,ih Ils Nal aud tiuh
Bfudos
B-Paflieuaf attention paid packing shipping O.rs
DUVAL \ PURCELL. nnssi.ts
nh " t43 Nan street. RE hurrsi Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20

SPRING SUPPLY
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. oils, Dye .SiufS, DC.
Unn BONES Window Glass, assorted.
wv 1000 lbs green Copprns
10000 Cigar, assorted qualities
30 doZ Backing ~ boxes
1000 lbs Eps SaIs
2On lbs Span. Float Indigo
1900 gals Lamp oh
so doz. Cologne Water, assorted
900 kegs White Lead
200 gals Lin-erd OIL
$50 gals Of Alcohol
bbls Of pure Varni-hes
goo lbs CASTLE solp
1000 lbi chewing Tobacco, assorted
50 gross Matches ASSORTED
COO Ibs Pearl and POasnes
Goo Ms Span. Brown
$40 lbs Vehet Red
~ dor hair BuiSh.s
100 dor Coz ankn'>
50 dor tDpth brI hes
bills of Glue.
PaTt Of which have aud receiving
packets almost every autvaLtogib-T
ways on hand Eat Of inESoOJ Nader thpped Ned
wood Alum saltp-tr' BTnisonr ous,ne Sup Cab soda
p spts Turprnin" Btu,-s pain) Of Chem
Gals Of the choicsa and manufacture Of and
RECENT diso"V"es Twins- assorted Fancy of all lin h.
Ina Of different Pocket BoOks prices Fanny
&C upon the usual low aenon Of
toNnaRd county trade SAMUEL. D.. DOVE
Mansion House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20

THEGLOUCESTER MACHINE co MPANY


HANlNG commenced operations M th.;, n.,,,
wo'ss - Gha,sste'. N~v Jsuey near Pe..a.,.,..
49, n1 ~, gafrd 70 nsts svsy s,e,ios. M T
iON NA'HiNtkN ss, SLIDE and SCREW gNgtye - russ
aad ~ othsf AWhiNE snOP TCH,fs uhsb ~, go. a..
"iH y snrsfof 10 quahiy sni I'd =, -...
- n icy arr htewss P-eparsf flrua.h ~ sisa. 81
tNSllNSs nshdns srENs PiFE 90 ss,r., s,,i,. !,
No., s',e He's'ss's y shsr, rfss Go PRnaS.phi.
tpukE sfIaa. Tfsasufsr
- - w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT FOR SALE
At ATfI1InN

HiLI he sod. Auction. on WEDNESDAY ,as,.ooD =, I,
oet"s iaafome baiLItg lat On In. Western
M O-'~--s Main ahi CarJ Sta floating n.nsias
b~s ~" h"i lh- %; l among most t.-.e,
S- ne u our cay TERM! balance at aud
"'I'' p'-i"frd II vii 10 diyHd.d into
'hs Goat Of - i,.L Ny r.qus-t of thu Propri.o..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20
HENRY LUpLAM & co.
Canal Packets.

The Packet Boii- SKINNER snd JOHN MAR
SHALL lssve Richmond for LynehbuIs every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friisy. at o'clock in the morning
Returning Reaches Richmond Tuesdays, Thurs
days aud Saturdays at - O'Clock, =. NJ.
Passage and Fare sc 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20

L F. WORDS OFFICE. Lottery draws
- Ian the Exchange this evening, at o o'clock
Sales close az O'Clock. $1,000 Capital, &c. Tickets
80 so. rs Nos, Is drawn Fine for packages To be
had Of J.F Word. Pnzes Of SI00OO each for Sarur-
day Tickets only $40, ~ be had by package singy,
Of ]. F. Word. NH 20
IOYTS OfFICE-75 Number Lottery aud Is drawn
III ballots, for To-day. Capital S7OU0-the drawing
tab os place NJ the Exchange Hotel, at 5 O'Clock.
certificate OF package OF 25 whole Tickets only
S25 6s--a' half
IL 64-a" quarter
64e-snge tickets 81 So shares in proportion for sale
nnt ocl- OK HoyLs office. No. g. EhchsnRe. NH 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-20
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LOTTERY VENEER

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL .sp Posr OFFICE
EieHsoSD. VIRGINIA,
hiiS Tickets In al LotIsfier under th. n,n...,,.n,
- OF j. q. Cssnoxy & Co. on tho sam, ,.,n,. ,h.,
'hsJ arc sud 81 the Manager Office.
S6OOOOi
IN CAPITALS or 10000!
= ''~'' ois-- Tor isis, 10 b. drawn A,I.aIr.
""~o' $1,000 IS Sas. of ,,.oso
s1.o roo 200 200
rcl.t. only SO. m.I.,. 5: a..ns. So
''" sa Of ',..,s-. Of IS wAo-., $40 90
Do do. Is assnsu. a. 80
ALsxaNDRn LOTTERY chs. No ~. to b. dr,.. In Al,
a"h' u & on Saturday, Match 2s,h. is,G
p'iss Of s,sooo 10 pnr,. Of ,sOeo
I 10000 10 .oo
= 1000 10 100 100
~ DRAWN BALLOTS orr or &c
. Ttss'r sio. Halves 5: ouau.n 80
''nhe''s' Of Package. Of ~ whol-. sIIo 90
DO DO. ~ :. a .,.... IS ;, 90 90
W ori-'' for Te share. a,i Of PasIs,
" 'h' .bosr spindi iass. os ssnsI that az. dra ".
.p On, ~ the WEEK. sHeLa cash ps,,s civ.
the @'.' oae' u zach d..
aas'T .Hr' I. over to Al ~ho o'a-t irom
}. ;. WORD, Richmond, Va
q. GREGORY Il co, MAN.orss. No.
,oi Man sus-,. s'ehmosd Va.
Hall resr' No. 81 ~ C.pi,,I Psze OF $1,000 IN
'sJ "a~" n k''hnsohi Mach at this cue.
bra~s Nos Of N. acknowledgements. No m
ia 81 OF ~ Is Is 10 % ~
March, 1916.
$6OOOUl
IN q CAPITALS as sIOoOOt
hrrabdris Lottery, Ca-- No D.. AZ Al. n. na,i.
4, Saturday, 2isi March Isi6
Splendid Scheme,
P'i"s OF siooo0 * p,izss Of o. oOa
aSoo 81 400
21w 20 poe
&c &c &c
. Tickets only $40. Halves 5. ouaItsr, so
'e"beste' OF fss.ge' Of q whor-, sIao 90
-, d" 70 ha"s, Is
~ -" % oSat"fs 7. so
h~iandra Lottery Gas, No Ie BE- drawn ~ A.randr. d
C. On Saturday, Mach @sih. lac
PRIZES.
P'il' Of s..ooo 10 p"rs. Of $1,000
i"o"u III 500
WV ~
f, =. 5000 10 200
u DRAWN BALLOTS OFT OF &C
Tiesets $40 Iialse. :. QuaIt.r. ? so
c'u'hoaiss OF PaesSs-. q - who-. sIIo M
D1. do u,Ix.. 80 W
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OIJers fOI Tickets
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WARD ELECTIONS.

OF The Election for nine persons from each
Wnd Of this Guy. TO Counonien and Aldermen
sad CITY will be held the FIRST WEDNESDAY APRIL E+It
at the following places, for jefferson NJ,
!, at ia" Union Hotel; foT Madison Ward Ward No
Columbian Hotel For Monroe Ward Ward No. , at thu
shoeko- ii Tavern The Polls win he opened oeocI
NJ aud closed al sunset at thu day
JSO. NJ PERCUSSION SENT
March n ofth. ga -, % ..l,a,.I