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Eamps, Gntlerp, &r.
SPLENDID STOCK OF LAMPS,

SPLENDID STOCK OF LAMPS,
GIRASDoLEs sc. BARGAINS, TO CLOSE CONCERN
COUTHoUY Il MEYERS, Sil Broadway, having deter
" mined Withdraw from the retail trade In this city on
aS IF May M FL TfSe Ct s F:s0' aoTsG
FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS
AT IS PER CENT. BELOW RETAIL PRICE,
Churches Hotels Lodges and Public Buildings will be fur
nshed the prices have hitherto charged 10 the trade
Those in want pRi %, Fqod b@ V I5n:S
have opportunity Obtain superior articles prices
IS per lower than the like have ever been sold Tor Ii
the city.
The whos Of our stock been rot up expressly for the
retail trade in This city and is finished with The
by seven GOLD and four SILVER MEDALS awarded their
manufacturers within the las years. and The whole
will be sold as above without reserve
There ctrap deception in this notice. as we pos
lively elnqush present business on st May and We
only request of the public call and judge for themselves
e All order. for Lamps Giransoss NC got up to pat:
tern at the Factory will continue as heretofore to receive our
prompt attention NIL u
LAMPS, GTRANDoLES, &c.
1 AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
II CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trade-DlETL,
BROTHER CO. No Is John,see are N
81 wholesale or retail, at Low PRICES for cash.
Improved Chemical Oh and Csmphene Lamps.
Sofa Lamps, Gilt and Bronzed, in great variety,
Cornelius / Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps,
Girandoles various patterns lt siiyered or sr9nzed
Bracket Solsra, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Ps,en, Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lamps Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure Sperm OIL
do Camphene Solar and Lard OIL,
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale Oil ni5y
TsNO Observation-Disclosures in want of Solar
Lamps, considered almost !ndi, pensabe, may hnd
and hands the subscribers
gelher with every style Of French and English China CUT
and Glass, Eafihen Stone and Britannia ware sc.
wholesale and retail. J. n. MERRITT
100 Bowery between Grand and Hester sls
MO odDAlmW'
I AMPS AND CANDLESTICBS.-Brit Britannia
Il aal nd Ia ariatU nf HAT
Sizes manufactured aud for sale a! Burlingsip by
mS0 81 BOARDMAN l. HART.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

OF DIR. WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY; Abridged from
" tbs Ouaro American Dictionary with Walkers Key tc
The pronunciation OF Creek Latin and Scripture proper
names. with Memoir and Bus OF the Author One
volume, royal duodecno
10 this Revived Edition, the principal object has been to
furnish those clssses Of the community
who for consultation something above ordinary
School Dictionary but who disposed TO purchase
Wehser's larger works For this purpose numerous ad
dious have been made the vocabulary and 10 the den
ions particularly from that portion OF the American Die
onary Which added 10 the edition OF 1884, and asofrom
the addenda 1885, that the number Of words In this vo
cabuary Ia above fifty hosa' over 5000 more than in
Wake Is large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general ind popular USE
presented the public In the hope that will meet the
wants OF muludes OF the countrymen Of Dr. Webster moi
only among the cassesn Public Schools
and Academies but also in the Counting House, the Manu-
factory and Family. For sale by Booksellers ally
HUNTINGTON s. SAVAGE,
NJ
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pubie Tonpspanees. or.
.r-sss ApEOPLE,s LINK srEAMB0ATs

-E~~ APEOPLE'S LINE STEAMBOATS,
-r---sSSsJgyrSFOr Albany, da,iy-Sandays excepted
through direct, al : O'Clock, ?. II. fre q he
Pier between Cortland and Liberty
Steamboat COLUMBIA, Cspl William II Peek. viii
leave Monday, Weduesdsy, and Friday evenings, s
o'clock.
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt r. C. Cruuen-
den will leave Tuesday, Thursday sud Saturday
iIss O'Clock
Al Five O'CLOCK P. M-Landiug a, Intermediate Pseea
From The foot Of Baresvst:
Slesnbos, NORTH AM ERICA. Capt r. II. Furey, win
leave Wednesday Friday and Sunday afternoons al
O'Clock.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt w. Braioa-d. win
esye Tuesday Thursdsy ard Saturday, Afternoons al
O'clock.
Passengers taking either the above Lines VIII arrive in
Albany In ample Tine of the Morning Train Of Cars for the
East or West
FTeigh. tsk el az moderate rates.
Al persons forbid trusting Gny OF the Boss OF mis-
Line, without. written order from The Captains Agents.
For pssase freight sppiy on board Boas, to P.
c. SCHULTZ. q. tEe uiic- or The what. mS0
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MATCHES, JEWELkf, Silver Ware &c-fur-
w chasers invited TO examine The following articles
which are offered for sale very low prices duplex, Lee
YER Lepre and other Watcher By approved makers OF
recent iinpor.s,ons In 6ne gold and silver cases OF the
latest styles warranted correct Goo Chani
Seals KEYS Rings Pima Bracelets Ind every description
OF new and fashionable Jewelry Silver Spoons Ladies
Knives Plsted and Britannia Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens Mantel Clocks and choice Sc
lection OF Fancy Goods. Waiches Jewel-y NC cleaned
and repaired. LOCKWOOD / SCRlBSER,
DIS Pearls, corner OF Fulion-s-
70. II oppcsit United States Hotel
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1Jnoia Rubber GOODS.

nays PATENT SHIRRBD SUsP M DE 6;
D-A these goods are now smooth on ire corr, ana
in eyery way better than any other similar goods No per-
sons are authorized Days Patents and all me Snoo
Cord Goods not having the subscribers name to the are
large stock of goods for sale In al he
stofe of the paenee and proprietor p Maden-ane alter
la of bIay In his new store q Corilsndst
RrcuI AR AGENTs.-Boston-Mess SeRver hnoWl-
ton Batimore-Messrs. LeniZ & F!ack Philadephla-
Messrs Kirkland Mansfield < Hall; +. V. kruig Co {;
Mitchell, Brognad Co. l.,
BUYERS of Stirred Suspenders cautioned not to be
deceived by the prelences of those who pirate on my
paens-tuch persons prosecuted al law by me- snd
with few honorable exceptions are leagued 10 co
me battle. lnlouli -. -. IN -.
HUTCHINSON Il RUNYON have on hand a large
anc splendid OF every description OF lnoa
Rubber Goods in use, consisting in part OF about
5000 dozen Goodyear's Patent Corrugated Suspenoers
1000 airs mems womens and chlldrens RuDDers
lOe0 do do Leather Soled Oyershoes
500 do do Metallic do
GOO do Ladies Sandals, Metallic
500 do do Slippers, do
100 do do Buskins, do
All OF which will sold wholesale retail on me not
reasonable terms The Warehouse OF the Newark, NJ -
India Rubber Factory, s. Msien-!ane ma otisostl
6y0ODYEAR,S Patent Metallic Machine Banding
VI Manufacturers and others in want OF machine Danes OF
driving belts can furnished ny the subscriber at Inc snort
est notice with any desired width or length without being
subjected 10 the necessity Of waiting from SIX to len days
for the completion of an order 80 ,
m27 GEORGE bEEGnEh -vo p-oey
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So LAND ON THE HUDSON, at YonkeIL-For
W sale, Farm OF eighteen acres OF land on The Eas
s.bank of the Hudson River In the Town OF Yonkers
and County of Wescheser within IT miles OF the city OF
New-York and mile OF The village and landing be-
tween which aud NewYork steamboats, ply regularly lex.
ceptng in Winter four times day. The land Ia good and
ths house. which is and comm5dous 10 built In The
modern style with wide pazZas in front and rear From
son. extending up the Highlands aud down across The
bay 10 Staten Island. The outbuildngs. o.
barn, carriage house, stable &c-sre ai new ana 10
excslec. well OF water upon the place, quite near 5
house Upon also large number OF selected fnt ano
residence TIE above will be sold cheap. Adjoining lie
above on North and also upon the river, are twenty
above or separate from il II desired. Apply 70
mh2n nc VIM. w. SCRUGHAM. Yonkers.
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49, --z--.--=-s-I1IPORTANT to Emigrsn,s going

-, zsz-s-IMPORTAST 10 Emigrsnts gong
~ TFs-sssSs- W-.t-The sub.cribeis peg 10 in.S JILL
n--s---t h-f friends and the public ihst Ibey r ios
ward passengers ST parts Of the western ,S sea-
.oa .. h. year for ,ho.e lot acqise, with Tho Sa,s ve
pay their go by the Canal fer iheir WI he
uaigs5e win bs the 9Th OF April and IL may .. tne ~ hs
Nav Persons therefore, until that time rnns 60 ~
sfIroad tickets for which can be obtained al me verg "
hs .Ln,., Ie Aee 'o' w. J. 4. TA2SCoTT,
rs sou,h-st corner Of 81 aiden.!arHei
n B.-Due notice Of the opening Oh INC eaiA nSI
given.
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Books.
THr TREAsuRY OF HISTORY,

THE TREASURY O1 49,
COHPRIsING a genera! Introductory cui,Ee OF oni-
u yerssi H.tory hncien, and Modern and series OF
separate Histories OF every si,, sy Samuel
Nsundrr The History OF America edited oy onn inInah
The above valuable works Just completes, lorbg Two
ivpe Illustrated with beautiful engraved vlgnetie uues
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val AZ moe nsrcn,sry OF he very recent existing evenS
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NC, ~ Sn ., o ~ sau5e mailing and will be sent
10 any par the United States al me Ieauceo u
Plee for he WORK Nos tcOmplete) S. Full bound
10 vols. 81 =, - ,,,-, &,
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me DANIEL ADEE, l07 Futonst, n. y.
MISS oRAM's PICTORIAL DEFINER.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE, pepGrlment OF So ,in n1
amir ed the Pictorial DedBer, by Elizabeth praIn and
highly pleased not only win Toe ees;gn Du. te ~
ZION OF The work II appears be admirably adapted 10
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Schools and calculated TO srres the attention sno
he minds OF the young giving them cear accurate ana H.
eyib, pior or those material objects 20 which Inc
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dehted. The auhoress has Ia my judgment suSceeoeo W
a very great extent In enbodyog ID her WORK the enhgn
ened conception OF Locke which she has 30 juaiciousy
adopted rs her motto. Very respectfully yours
MI Benson ]. Lossng, New-York
lbaye examined The Pictorial Dehner, edited By Miss
instructors valuable help in The work OF educa
ton. 1t engsges the interest OF the youthful ina oy s
pictorial illustrations and foclby impresbes the oennluon
upon the memory. Iii happy combination OF influences
whereby eye ads the mind and instruction 49, o. conse
quence, advanced 800,
THEO FRELlNGHUSEN.
New-York, Dec. IS, 1874.
am exceedingly pleased with the idea and execution Of
the ctoral Defuer" by Mss Elizabeth Dram. lseemS
70 me calculated attract The attention and excite the inter
EST of children and TO furnish them with innocent
and desirable temptation TO lean. JOHN HUGHES,
N. YORK, Dec 3Uih, 1874. Bishop OF N York.
n. Y. 26 UNION SQUARE, jan 10, lS45.
Miss Dram Dear Mad1n-I have examined your Book
entitled the Pictorial Defner with much interest," and II
strikes well designed and beautifully executed and
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IpSl 2tos' J. T. BANGS.
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re- opPOSITION To MoNoPOLH-
s=ESlt--,SFor Albany and Troy-Tarcugh direct-I1ne
e-EESE=1usw .tearnboat ONEIDA Capt George v:
r,,nar ate Of the Empire viii leave the pier al The oos
Of Cedarst every Mondsy Wednesday, aaa fnaay For
farther iaofston inqGre OF the Capain on board 81 n'
- -
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ANALYTIOAL MANUAL,

ANALYTICAL MANUAL.
MANUAL, Analytical end Synlhetical, OF Orthography
lS1 aud Definition; by James N McElhgot, Principal OF
the Mechanics Society Soho H. NewYork. Il have ex
amned with scme care the Manual of OrthographJ and
Definition prepared by ~ McElligou OF this CITY, and
take pleasure in commencing il 10 the favorable
ton OF the friends of education There is fund OF good
SENSE practical wisdom and useful arrangement In this
work ofcn combined within limits II WILL j
am persuaded greatly facilitate Inc study Of our language
and teachers well learners, will ind cause Tor lhank
THEO. FRELINGHUYSEN,
Chancellor OF the New-York University.
ml8 mark II. NEWMAN Publisher, 1893 Broadway.
A LMANACS.-The trade supplied with Alrnhuscs 81
IA the prices ofmanuacturing al The TritIns nhre aus
RUGER'S ARITHMETIC
ND PIERCE'S GRAMMAR, Watertown Editions, ex-
Aceent standard works. for sale by the principal whole
sale booksellers in the city of and may be had OF
Knowlton L Rice Walerown, n. Y. on The most liberal
terms OH III lst oeRl'
NEW COMMON PLEAS RULES.
lust PUBLlSHED-The Rules and Orders of the Couri
of Common Pleas for the City and County of
For tho Law Blank and Stationery Establishment! Of
ms JANSEN * BELL. l58 Nassau-st
mo THE MEMBERS Of the Socsty OF Friends.-
Just published Memoirs Of the Life of Edward Siable
date OF Alexandria D. c. with collection OF his Letters
Edited by his Son. William Stabler, for sale by
BAKER, CRANE DAY,
m27 2is 4tos+ 1853 & S74 Pearl-s-
ivKUIT CULTUkIST-Adapted the climate OF
y the Northern States, containing Directions for Ras ne
Young Trees in the Nursery and for the Management Of The
Orchard and Fruit Garden by John ThJm5s illustrated
with eugravugs. | vol l8mo. just published by
mS03t MARK II. NEWMAN, 1879 Broadway.
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g. FOR SALE, exchange for city property, beau.
Eli tul country residence, situated In Greenwich, Conn
~ coGtsinng about acres of land-es much more can
be obtained If desed-in high state Of improvement,
Astounding with fruit OF almost every kind The dwelling
outbuildngs In complete orders house, Including
parlor 20 feet by "a IS feet ceiling finished with marble
lnsnels finished basement; well and csIern water Is
brought the kitchen piazza front and rear beautiful
view OF DIE Long Island Sound steamboats, they
Said place about so miles from NewYork City ne
from stesmboa: landing, and half mile from the conien-
plated Railroad Boston Churches and Select Schools
10 the village. For farther Information. inquire OF
WALTER keller. Is Pine street, or
mis- lmeod OBADIAH PECK, Esq. on the premises.
Eka a FARM FOR SALE.--Stuatso OF mo ROAD roM
6E New Rochelle White Plains, shout eqi distantrom
ea' esch con aining $50 ACRES or LAND, all OF which
L. Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which 10 Wood Land
Tbe place divided lane and lsd outnio convenient
lot. for cultivation. All the fences Of stone In good
order and tie ground In gh OF cultivation. The build
ngs all OF good character and In order For TERMS app
&c 3. b. kENYON on tae premises; or o.
d9H ADRIANcE IS John-st. Nev-Ycrk
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IT'D 4, NEW UIfh IND Z III r IN
EvaSts-zrrSRAILROAD LINE-W inter Ar ~
ssssszs1azz&N ra : N L-0ns Passenger bne
zach nav dsy Leaving kes-YorE AID Hiddet1wn -vsrJ
morning, (Sunsays excepted 81 O'CLOCK
Freight Barge viii leave New.Y rom ost VI Dua;t
-Tuesdsy Thursdsy and Saturday afternoons a. cloci
Stages for Newburgh ghkeepse, hudson and Albany
leave Turner'S Depot upos arrival OF passenger trsih
Stages for Bloounn CHURCH Monticello Milford, Honesdss
Carbsndale BirghsnIor, Owego &c &c leave aiddl,
town. upon arrival Of passenger rain.
FOR farther Information apply II Ir- ofhee corner o
Dnsn. .nd West az, dis
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L1NSEED OIL.
fBNHE ATTENTION OF PAINTERS. Druggists, and
dealers IN the article 10 invited 10 our Mandatory,
where lray be found ample supply In various sized pack
ages. warranted pure snG free from sediment
Y g. ROWE,
NIL dts-tsosa "a Frontst Peck-slip.
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ID ENIOVAL-The Brooklyn Flint Gsss Co have
1amoved their warehouse from ss VaieTst 10 rs Broad
| a. and so South Wnism-sl
And will have constantly hand senera assortment OF
Glaxs Ware suitable for home foreign Drug
gss and Chemical Glass Ware OF every description and Of
Fancy EnaIneed and Painted Show Jars for druggists
windows from to 81 gallons each
2Sf 6w PETER MORTON. Agent
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fkand New YORK Mi-nery on Tuesday tho Slst March,
inst her show rooas Ia 6rand-st corner Broadway
ry1S lvvs
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~ -szas=zx==z.1U. =. MAIL LINE ~I~o~
asSS From NETWORK to Ssss4ss.s7zF

MONTREAL. p,a Bridgeport y HoCssioulc and Western
The stssnbos!s NIMR0D Capt J. Brooks r. and EURE-
EA Capt ". w TuPper vii alternately leave the Pier foot
pss. A u.
Albany passengers proceed Immediately rom Sridge-
por ron he arrvs OF the boat, and without cG2nge OF
Cars Baggage, arrive II Albany and Troy The A.
terroou.
Returning. hs Line leaves Troy a: hapaH g. and Albany
s.TA. Y.
freight train dsly al haltpssi6 A. NJ
~ For iAfiher Information, both Freight Pss
sage apply 10 @. NJ. PERRY. Agent. ihe office The
Per; - I. J. HALL, Howsrd's Hotel al Livingston
Wells sxpresE Office. 10 Wsi-sl
o, Coaches hoGs from Troy Montreal, In
don with this Line. Tickets from NewYork 10 Msr,resi
In M. ohlsgce,! OF hu.r.i th,, hosx d2S
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'ss'a' 'z''S'' SiNGroN, PROVIDENCE and BOSTON
RAILROAD.
The splendid steamer OREGON Cap; A. r; 81 joni Ia,;
will leave p,er No g. Norm RIVER Wednesday, Aprll
is p.7 O'Clock in the morning. Auain fCarsw !eaye
Sonineton Immediately hs arrival Of The Oregon for
Providence and Boston The Oregon will leave Stooing-
ton the same Wednesday, evening a. o'clock o' New
YORK, the arrival of the mail train from Boston IDS
has been made oi day only, after which
the OR RECON and KNICKERSOCKER Will form Daily
Evening Lue for Boston, via Ston!ngop Providence al"
Boston Railroad. ,.,.-
These popular boats unsurpassed for speed spenao
and cofort and commanded blythe most experiences uen'
and will shorten The trip Boston from 10 hours
For passage ght inquire on hoard The hoais per
No North River or Of the agent GEO. F. FAiRCHlLD,
at the office on the wharf, 10 West e.
mil ~.
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1913 os
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rNsso ADAY LINE AT 2 A. Nj. FOR AL
BANYLsndiugs at the Intermediate places
S~A-A--@Ths low pressure steamboat ST.
NICHOLAS Capt. Geo 5. Riggs viii leave the pier tho
Zoo, II Robinson ST. Mondays Wednesdays, and Fri
DAYS Relurning will leave Albany on Tuesdays Thurs
l.v. nn5 Saturdsys MA II
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nor SALE-A new Eockaway Carriage with three
seais Address n C. B Commercial Advertiser OF.
ica e1s'se mSo
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DORTSMOUTH STOCK FOR sALs.@i5
spares of The Capital Of The Portsmouth Dry DOCK
Co-fuil stock. Apply TO
ms BLEECkER L VAN DYKE, No ii Wsu-st
SPIRIT CASIO bills bes. quality Spirit Gas for sale
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Alonep, Sc.

$40 ono WANTEDnla various "a, sums on choice
NILS ATTERBURY & LINCOLN, Il Wall.st
NkORGIA LUMBER CO.-Noies wanted at per
STcenl discount. nv D. X PECK, II Wall-st mis- I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-23
THE VALUABLE FARM, CALLED
=" w e ) Ii q IR Colt ,,

IolA ~ ACC ilON.
'l'iS valuable FARM the property of the late John
~. Jennings, VIII he sold AT auction nj West
ham. The farm OF William % Sims, Esq, on WED
NESDAY, the ailh day oil June next at O'Clock r.
M.-'inG.edately after VIZ Sus Farm is sod IL lies
On James River, AID halt miles above Rich
mnnd, the canal passing through itcontainS tbs acres
81 which i5O acres are valuable low grounds The up
land ) Of line quality. ami n lsh state OF improve
neni. There are tins Farm about a01 acres o h<oc
y ''n5ercd and, wi,hn three oul'hS Of 4 mile OF the
cahal, Wei adapted 10 the culture Of tobacco.
iir Improvements consist Ot a comfortable Dwelling
House, containing six rooms, and all necessary out
houses for farming There also an Orchard
Of young ffuit trees.
- deemed useless 10 say any thing more respecting
THIS Farm, rs persons disposed TO purchase will doubt
less prefer 10 view the and judge for themselves
II VIII he shown with pleasure by. The overr4er MIR
Howell Duncom, or Mr. VIM. ID. Jennings, living near
New Market, IN the lower end Of l-nrico.
rs lllr sale l. 10 hr made Tor division among The
deyiscts Of The late JGhn H. Jennings persons NAV al
tend HE same with the that II VIII positively
taxi place, rihoatGay kiai ,jr,sc,re
Tie trria> VIII be such SUI the plrchaser-say
nir i"I' casa; balance Al onr tao and three wears
for bonds harm. interest, secured hy trust deed
!; tie purchaser desire II, he be supplied with
every thing Necessary 10 cultivate the farm Posses.
s:nn for seeding what III The Fan will be given and
entire possrssion on tie Isl January ncai.
Nav ll-Cfds W. cDUDfN Au,;
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yyOrts,asns's aeaHcc,

NTO. 7. EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex County Lottery, No. 90:
G 81 S a. IL "a 35 30 AZ AZ 10
Nos 8 IS a., Capital Prize, sold al
WORTHAM'S.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
10000 Dollars Capital! New Jersey State
I,otlery, Glass No. 60, drawing received pei, The
Northern mail today. Capitals: 20 600 dollars,
8 900 Q 500. 800, 1884, of 200, OF 600, 10
Of 800 10 Of 200, 20 of $50, 40 Of loo, &c, &c.
70 Nos, IS drawn. Whole tickets IS; shares
in proportion. -
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
Capitals prizes Of $40 700. Delaware stale
Lottery. Glass No. 49-drawins received per The
Nnnhern mail tomorrow. Prizes: Capitals
Of 10 600 dollars. 5000, 4.ll5, 30 prizes OF 900
10 Of 200, 20 Of $50, i55 Of 100, &c. IS Nos,
and ID drawn ballots. Whole Tickets only So;
Halves and Quarters in proportion. -,
s-+All orders confidential, and postage paid
on ali sums of IS or more, at this Oftce, without
charge. Shares 10 each Lottery in proportion
Aoa'ss' V cHAs. WORKMAN,
I,ro % Richmond Va.
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Eclectic McIicaI school.
PETERSBURG, VA.

Z EhSDOh0, VA.
THE subscribers will deliver course Of Lee
i lures in Petersburg, Virginia, upon the
Thomsonian or Eclectic Practice of Medicine
commencing on the first Monday in November
next and closing on the last Saturday in March
following
The course will embrace Anatomy, Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Surgery, Theory and Practice OF
and Children, Therapeutics, Ma,sra Mediea,
Chemistry, Pharmacy, Medical Botany, and Fo-
Iensic Medicine. Cost of the entire Course only
$50. Four Lectures daily.
The Course will be acknowledged by one OF
the best reformed medical institutions" in our
country. Csdavcrs are plentiful. and especial
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