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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-23

Fine CutleTy.-The Subscrlbers' assortment
every possible variety pattern Of Pen Poe Desk
Spo Rnife with large variety Of choice Razos,
which wall be warranted the purchaser Also Scissors,
Nail lies, Tweezen, &c. -
1T Eroadway, few doors above Courtlandt ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-23

BAsxs OF TINE srArE or New YoRK Isr DAY OF
AUGUST, 1917 -.
--HssouWces---> r-Li0bSlSties -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26

Comment snch evidence as the above IL unneces
sary. A single trial will place DR.. Swaynes Compound
s,rupof VIVID Cherry beyond the reach Of competition
estimation of every patient But its healing viz
tues will be IL best recommendation.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTRUCTION, In
RICHMOND VA

THE undersigned have associated themselves for the
purpose of presenting 10 the student The opportuni
~ OF being thoroughly instructed In the elementary and
higher departments Of Medicine The want of suita-
BILE attachments with the who enter the ranks of
the profession has awakened the profession OF
tire country 10 the necessity of reform; and the most
feasible corrective and which IL NJ hand. is we'll
regulated system of instruction. conducted In private,
where the obstacles to The progress Of the student may
be and removed The establishment of almost en-
tirey new branches the rapid advance in several of the
important departments, and the great change which
they have Impressed upon the science have displayed
the utter futy of the loose system of Office inslruc
ton, In use for half q century.
Many those TO whom The instruction of the student
has boen conded from their remoeness from the great
marts, from the tolls of iaborous practice, not
abcd to keep pace with The advancing step of the SCI
ence. Text books, which, during their pupilage, were
solee, and if not false gnides the student, can al
best but conduct him to the threshold Of his profession
The several departments, embracing General and
Special Pathology, General and Special Physiology,
Therapeutics, Anatomy, Surgery, Medicine Obstetrics,
Maeria Medica, Medical Jurisprudence and Chemistry,
the Exploration of Disease will be arranged and in
trodrced 10 the student, To secure uniform progress
in his studies Clinical Instruction will also constitute
part of the course, and the student will nj all times
have access 10 the medical and surgical cases under
treatment in the College Inirnary and Richmond Aims
House.
The system of instruction will consist of recitatons
careful examinations and projections, daily, throughout
the session Of Ave months, commencing on the third
Monday (l5th) Of March, 1877.
The classes will be so arranged suit those who
commencing the study of Medicine and others who
In different stages OF proficiency.
Fee for the course, payable In advance, S50
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. ID.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
JAMES H. CONWAY, III. ID.
Richmond Feb "a lS47-cl0t
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March %
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

WE have completed our arrangements with our local
w Agents, Gaynor 4 Wood, 10 supply Country
Medicine We deem II unnecessary 10 dwell al length
the merits Of this valuable Medicine. We roller you
10 a few Of the many certificates:
VOICE FROM KENTUCKY.
haveiheen afflicted with dyspepsia IN The most agsa.
waited form for three years pa,i ana lo'.h no l1,ei
getabie Pills After using six boxes oil said valuable
Pills. am entirely cured. They are general remedy
Paducah, KY, Nov. 10, lel5. J. +. LEENAN.
We certify TO the above facts. DR.. Smiths Pills are
universally esteemed In this vicinity
HODGE, OVENS & CO, Merchants
From DR.. sineleon.l
Sujhand KY, Feb. "a, 1916.
Dr REM Smith-Dear Sir: Nothing has ever been
introduced that has sold so well, aud given such gene
raj satislnction rs your Improved indian Vegetable
Pills. Very respectfully, yours, !. ,,,c, rron
From Messrs Bull g. AIden.l
Louisville, Ky Feb. Is, 1916.
Or. G. Benz. Smh-Dcar Sir: You VIII please teho
us twelve gross Of your valuable PILE From present
Indications we shall sell large amount o thei we
ind that they 90 very quick, &c. ,,,,, .,nr,
Your friends, DULL 9 'hph!'.
From Wilson, stnrbra {; Smith
Louisville, Feb 49, 1916.
DR.. smih-Dear sir: hbon, two weeks ago we
bought two gross your Indian Vegetable sugar Coat
cd Pills Though business is dull here al this time, yet
we have sold them all. You will please send us ten
gross through Messrs Lawrence Keesee ofyour city,
who will forward them to us via Pittsburgh.
'0a''' WILSON WILSON, sTARBIRD SMITH.
Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegetable Pills,
and soc thai C. Benz. Smith is written with pen on
'"' 'O'o"' VI no WA GAYNoR & WOOD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
No. 49, West Main street, Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-26
Sands, Sarsaparilla.

ACNE ROSACEA-RosY DRoP-This is
very common but unpleasant and deioImative
species Of Carbuncle. |. consists of small, slow
" suppurating lubercles, accompanied with shiny
redness and irregular granulated appearance OF
the part affected. This disfguring disease OF the
skin as well as every other species of eruption,
yields readily and disappears speedily under the
influence of Sands Sarsaparila. Those deeply
seated diseases, which mole like, work their way
beneath the surface sending their venomous roots
among the glands, and destroying flesh and fibre
in their progress are also susceptible Of cure by
the same preparation. Hitherto in scrofula and
other ulcerous affections it has never been adini-
nislered in vain and it is believed that under Dr.
vine favor, i, may be pronounced for all such
complaints certain remedy.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence OF
Its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
.Er Prepared and sold by A. B: D: SANDS, Drug
gias, 100 Fulton street, Of William, New York.
Sold, also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street, Richmond Virginia. and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States Price, 81 bottle, or
six bottles for IS. March, 1647
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NOTICE OF BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
DRlN e II & MI q k RES
BOOKSELLERS. STATIONERS AND DEALERS
In PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &c.
No. 81, Main Street.
THURSDAY, MARCH 25.

THURSDAY, MAhCH 20.
IAMES' New Novel, The Castle o: Ehrenstein; 25 c.
y Part Sd ofthe Knight of Gwynne; 6lc.
Cheap edition OF Jack Hinton the Guardsman, by Le-
yer; 81
Dombey l. Son, by Dickens, part !, with illustrations,
by R. X. Browne; SOC.
Modern Cbivary. or the Adventure of Captain Far
rago and Teague O'Rearden, by II. Breckenridge,
vols; 81.
The Life of Christ in the words Of the Evangeliss,
complete Harmony Of the Gospel History OF our savour
rs cents.
History ofthe Discovery and Settlement Of the Valley
of the Mississippi by three great European Powers, by
John II. Monette, nj. D., 2 vols, evo S..
Disturners Railroad and Steamboat Book; %
The Book Of the Feet history Of Boots and Shoes,
with illustrations, by J. Sparkes Hall; SOC.
Buff and Blue or the Prvateers of the Revolution
tale Of Long Island Sound, by g. F Sterling; Csc.
The Monks, by M. Z. Lewis; 25 c.
Blanche Livingston, a tale, by Mrs. Holland % c.
The Comic Wandering Jew; o5c
Rupert Sinclair, by the author of Ten Thousand a
Year; 25c.
The Silver Ship OF Mexico tale Of the Spanish Main,
by J. H. Ingraham; Csc
The Divorced novel; by Lady Charlotte Bury; 25 C.
The Dancing Feather, and its sequel, Morris Crane,
by J. II. Ingraham; 25c
The Chairman and Speakers Guide; &c.
The Ladies' Science Of Etiquette and Hand BOOK oil
the Toilet; CSC.
No IA Brathwait's Retrospect.
April No. Ladies' Book. March =
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

THE Board of Visters viii meet nj Lexington on
i MONDAY, the 18th Of June, l647, to make APP
pontmens Cadets in the Virginia Military Institute.
Applications should be addressed, PAID, the Su
perintendent prior that day. There will be
cies for STATE Cadets in the following Senatorial Dis
trcts: Augusta, Monongalia Isle o Wight, Halifax,
Wyhe, Charlotte Pittsylvania, Hampshire, Washing
ton, Fairfax, Bath, Kanawha.
The institute. furnishes To the STATE Cadet his board,
washing tuition, fuel, lights, Surgeon books station
himself to years nfter graduation as teach:
or He is charged with CLOTHING only, the cost OF
which, including pocket money (the control oil which
Ia exercised by the lnsitute cannot exceed $50 year,
and, BY economy, may be reduced TO $40 or so.
Applications will the time be received for ad-
mission pay Cadets; the total expense including
clothing, being about $3.50 for IL months.
All applications must be accompanied by undonbted
evidence of fair moral character, and person Il np
pointed State Cadet whose pecuniary circumstan-
such 10 require the aid which Is conten-
plated for this class OF Cadets.
QuALIrIcATioss-Age between l6 and % years-mi-
nlmum height feet inches, and freedom from bodily
disease or deformity
TERM OF SERvlcE-Three years ms State Cadet-not
less than two years for pay Cadets.
The exercises of The next graduation class will take
place on Monday, 5h of July. which occasion The
class will be represented as follows:
Saulutoiy addresses by Cadet H. ID. Smyth Of Wythe.
Grafton by Cadet e. Z. Wharton, of Cnfeper
Grafton by Cadet D. l.. Powell, of l.oudoun.
Valedctory Addresses by Cadet j. Z. Moncure, of
Stafford.
Exercises appropriate TO the National Anniversary
will consist In the reading Of the Declaration Of nde-
pendence by Cadet j. L. Poindexter, of Richmond City,
and an Grafton by Cadet F. Is. Jones, Of Frederick.
The Alumni Association will meet on the oh dav Of
July. An address will he delivered by LOWS a. Gar
FRANCIS II. SMITH, supt.
March 96-c3tS Iaft IstJeS wt2SJe
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IN Observation-Disclosures In Chesterfield Coun
Z " Court, March The hih, lB47:
John Wilson and William II. Wilson, In anls, who
sue by Thomas @. Wilson, their guardian and next
friend, Plaintiffs:
against
Elizabeth Wilson, Robert Mann and Elizabeth his
wife William Mann and Rebecca his wife, John Berry
and Polly his wife, and Lawson Wilson, Defendants.
This day The plaintiffs by their Attorney, n.t-
ander Jones, Esq., and ed their hill, and the defend
ants, John Berry and Poly his wife. and Lawson
SON not having entered their appearance and given
curly according the act ol Assembly and the rules
of This Court and il appearngby satisfactory evidence
thar they are inhabitants oi this Country, on the
motion Of The plaintiffs BY their Attorney 1t is ordered,
thai the said do appear here on
the first day Of May next and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published In the city
nj Richmond and continued for eight weeks successive
w. and posted front door of the Court house this
county. hLopy-Tesle,
March l7-rwsw w. w. +. COGBlLL, d. G.
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ssEasa1ss's sbsEiGc,

SsE'ass1ss 81 epasI&c,
MO. 5, SOTIH 70 ER T !. y Til
IN STREET.
Lei allthe world say whst they can,
For selling prizes STRArToSs The man.
Drawn Nos. oil Alexandria No. IL, March 24lb.
ca % - , SO PC 80 SO 80 46 "A g
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARSi
FRiDAY-M ononsalia Lottery, No. r. Ca
pitfalls: $1,000, 1000, lab. 1909, 81 SOC, &c,
&c. 10 Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets 30; halves
25; quarters 81 cents.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 D0LLARsl
SATURDAY-Susse No. 81. Capitals:
$4,000, 5000. LOO, 1900, 1886, LOO, Of
1000 &c. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets - so;
halves IS; quarters 62c.
1000 DOLLARSl 1000 DOLLARS
SATURDAY NIGHT-Sussex, Extra, No.
25. Capitals: $1,000 600, 600, &c. - Nos,
l3 drawn Tickets 81; halves 80 cents; quar-.
ters % cents.
$4,000 10000
Alexandra Lottery Class H. 10 be drawn
March 81, l547. Grand Capitals: $4,000, TO-.
25 Of ! 900, 80 Of 600, 40 Of 400, &c. IS Nos.
ii drawn. Tickets TO- shares in propolton.--
Certificate OF package Of 26 whole Tickets 100 /;
do. halves and qrs. in proportion.
APRIL, 1877.
536666
Alexandria Lottery, Class 0. 10 he drawn
April 3, 1917. Grand Capitals: $50, 666, 10 333,
G,66G, Ats, S of 1000, Of 800, OF ECO, 40
Of 500, so of 200, $50 Of l50 &c. 76 Nos., ID
drawn. Tickets l0-shares in proportion. Ger
ilicate Of package 26 Whole Tickets Sl20;
halves and quarters in proportion.
$4,000
Alexandra Lottery, Class p, Tor lS41 to be
drawn April l0h 1917 Grand scbemr: $50 0oo,
$1,000, 10000 5000, 1000, $500, 50 Of 900, 50
81 500, iii Of $50, &c. rs Nos, II dawn
Tickets 10; halves 5; quaucrs2 SO. Certificates
OF packages OF 25 wholes Sl2o; shares in pro
portion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates oiPackages
and single Tickets in all The Lotteries, vii! b.
promptly attendedlo, anddrawings sen, whenre-
quested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
March % Richmond. Va.
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Hsy w. GOddin, Auct'r.

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CT
~ OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
'E'hE. Undersigned, acting as the Attorney in
i lacl oil The heirs al Law OF Archelaus
Hughes, decd, lac Of The City Of Richmond.
will sell al auction, upon The premises on
TUESDAY the 18Th day Of April next. com
mencins al l2 o'clock, M all The Real Estate of
which the said Hughes died seized and possessed
situated the South side oil Cana street and OF the
Basin, and fronting on Canal street and On 10Th
and 1 h streets. Upon Canal street there are
tenemenss, among which is large Lumber. house
nearly new, all ot which are occupied by good
tenants. The lots on 10Th and lllh streets will
Be each subdivided into lots fronting on each
Street. This properly BY its proximity 10 The Ba-
sin OF the James River and Kanawha Canal, and
the business part Of The city, is rendered, in the
estimation OF The public, OF great ralus.
And on the same day upon The premises, COM
mencins al O'clock, P. NJ, will be sold. ,ha,
large and desirable tenement al The corner OF
GIace and 9Th Streets, lately occupied by the
deceGent as residence; also that very hand
some vacant lot adjoining The same. 1, is
rarely that 50 much valuable zeal estate is
offered Tor sale al auction, but as sale is neces.
sary 10 division among The heirs, the property
will be sold without any INIT or rese,re rhaterer
TERMS. cash; balance in equal nsialments
a one, TWO and three years, for bonds bearing in
leresi, secured hy trust deed.
w. GODDIN, Auy in fact,
For The heirs al law OF A. Hughes, decd.
Richmond, I'D March, lSi7-tas
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IIANcE,s COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoARHoUND,

IIANCE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoARHoUND,
for the cure OF Coughs Colds, Consumption, Spit
ting OF Blood Pain In The Side and Breast Bronchitis,
Group Asthma and all diseases arising from disorder
ed condition Of the Lungs or neglected cold.
TAKE TINE BY THE F0RELOCK,
l. niece OF advice whic is suitable to all seasons,
and applicable all purposes though there Is no In.
stance In which this piece Of advice Is valuable,
Than 10 peisons who have cough cold. for IL thst
BEG[N.viN6, II may lead 10 Inflammation OF the
Lungs. and fEally Consumption. To all who have
i cough re would say, procure bottle Of H6SCE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HO.aRHOUED. The
diene pleasant take, and it may you years OF
suffering.
Price-5o cents per bottle, or sia bottles for g So
Prepared and sold BY SETH 8. HANCE, LOO Balii-
moro street. and corner OF Charles ard Pratt streets
For sale by }. P. DUvAL & co. No. IT'S
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, Richmond; M. B.
SANTOS. Norfolk; C. HEINTlSH, PoT's-
mouth; and C. CORLfNG & CO., Petersburg. !.
March % s
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THREE HUNDRED PACKAGES
New Spring Goods.
STILL LATER ARRIVAL
MARCH Is, 1917.

BROOKS. BELL 4 HUDSON, are receiving al their
ID Store, No l43, Eagle Square, by the ''rhomas r..
Thompson of Boston, The "Courier and Express line
from New York." further supplies of SPRING
GOODS, making in all about three hundred packages,
comprising the latest styles, which nearly completes
their Spring assortment.
Their stock of Plain and Fancy Silks, French, Eng
fish and American Prints, Scotch Ginghans, Lawns,
dies Dress Goods cannot be surpassed for variety or
beauty in this or any other market.
They have, in addition to the above Goods, an un.
usually large stock Of all the best styles of Bleached
and Brown Domestics, Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings,
French Linens, Irish Linens and Sheetings, and a
large stock of cheap Summer Stuffs, for Mems and
Boys wear. They ask the attention Of Country Mer-
chants as we'll as Farmers and the City trade, 10 their
large and commanding stock, Yledgng themselves to
offer Goods the most favorable terms for cash, or on
the usual credit to punctual ucaIcrs.
Mnrc lS-c3W
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ITO iiTS-as. GALES, STOUT AND WARD,
4 tie city of New Nok -Generacn: You ~i take
notice, that the .9;n day Of apr 1887, between the
hours Of NJ and 6, T. we shall proceed 10 take
at tie Law Uice OF e. II. Hudson, Esq In the city Of
New York aud State Of New York, the drpusltious Of
s. ". Bennett, f. X Avr,r, = King, J. French j..
smith, L II. Hudson, ct al And further take notice,
that on the 9TH day Of May, lsi7 between the hours
aforesaid ~ the house q; Amos Eodd, IN Bloomfield, Ia
The county o Essex and state Of New Jersey, We IN
proceed ~ take lie dispositions Of s said Amos Dodf,
Josiah Fairchd IL a. And further take uo.ire, that
Gu The l day vi May, leiI, Al The Counting Room Of
Layton & Do,d IN the cry o. New Ark, anj stale ot
New Jersey between the hours aforesaid we shall pro-
ceea 10 take the he positions o: nasid Z. Dodd James
Dcdd, William Z. Layton, Aaron Young, George II.
Dorsnier Capt Marian. al 10 he read IN evidence III
nur h-haif in certain causes OF foreign attachment,
now depending In Circuit Superior Court of Cham
cefy for ;h- Richmond Ccnli, IN which ne and others
arc defendants, and yo: re coGpainans; and IL from
any Cause the said dispositions should rot be COM
irnc- OF finished The said several days aforesaid,
tbs same viii bc continued from day 10 i1y, sundays
excepted, aetwecn The ssu;= horls until completed.
LAYTON & U0DD,
b. : Basseu French and Holden Hhodes, Counsel.
Aarsh S-di;icHiw
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THE she,itfs Of IN. counties of smea, Pewha!an
and chesterfield, Bedford a"d Ffank'n. sro'tsvi-
h~rs,. Fauauler and Prince William, Augusta and
Woodbridge, shrnand al, Hardy, Psre and Warren;
Monoagaa, Preston, Randolph, Barber, Marlcn and
TAILOR and the uayor OF tho town of Petersburg will
take norce that elections are be held AZ their Court
Houses and otner places appointed by law for holding
elections on the fourth ThCfsd.y IN April next. 10
ohooe senators TO .preeen h,irres?eciive districts in
the mex, General Assembly.
March 26-cwsw a. HAsofORU u G.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
EDUCATION.
Mrs. 8. ,I,ifc0rn,h

URGENTLY IRON BALTlMORE,)
ID ESPECTFU1.LY informs the ladies' of Richmond
IL that she intends giving lessons in the following
branches of the Fine Arts, viz: Wax Flowers and Fruit,
Ebony Work, Painting In Water Coiors, a new style
of Landscape Painting, Hair Flowers Grape Fruit, Vel
vel and Satin Painting, Worsed Work, Shell Woik, &c.
Terms made known by application at her present. re-.
sdence Mrs. Hatchers boarding House opposite the
Exchange Bank, where those who win avui lrr with
visit can examine her specimens, and judge Of her
claim to n share of public patronage.
Jan. l9-cw3m
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TAR PRICES aGCE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ ianiea 10 cure Asuc aud Fever in from twenty 10
thi,ly houss. II directions are followed. Ten Pills
hs.e frequently permanently cured the worst cases IN
no iasisnc- nave ;l.i.ly been known 10 fail The.
prepared from smnIc vegetable medicines Each box
contains twenty Pits. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
dozen. Planters and Farmers would end 1t to their IN
fsresl keep suspy hand. they may thus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills can be put up IN neat
letter packages and sent by ail at letter postage The
propteio order proven; countcrfeiis and lposi
tion are determined not 10 establish agencies. All or
dsrs must be attended with the cash post paid and d.
roclscto DR.. C J. KESWoRTHY 4 CO.,
Rank street, Petersburg. Vireinil.
n. The rloney will be returned In ever case OF
fai,nr. Jmly 3l-otf
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TN CHANCERY.-viroIxIa Amelia Clerks Office
Circuit Superior Cour, of Law and Chancery, Feb
ruary rules ls47:
A. Seay late Sheriff and Administrator de bonis mon
rankey and wife, Lucy ID. Booker, las p. Cooke She
ri and Administrator Of John w: Booker, deceased,
Sally p Booker Richard P Booker, William H. Criiten-
den and wife, Henry E. Graves and wife, John w. Wal.
thal an infant by Lucy Booker, bis next FRIEND and
Matthew Webster and wife, Complainans:
Austin seay late Sheriff and Administrator OF George
Jefferson, deceased John Chafn, Executor OF Rich
ard Booker, deceased, and Alfred 0. Egeleston,
- Defendants.
The plaintiffs having filed their bill, and the defend
ant. Alfred .. Eggleston not having entered his ap
peaance and given security according TO The act of As
senby and the rules of this Court, and II appearing by
evidence adduced before Clerk in his Office that he
Is moi an inhabiiant of this Commonwealth i Is or
deed that be appear here rules to be held In the
Clerks Once on the first Monday in May next, and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and ina. copy OF this
order be published In the Richmond Enquirer once
week for tno months successfully and posted al the
front door Of the Courthouse Of the county.
Copy. Tesie, a,
Feb. 92--cw2m f. u LEi1h, Clk'
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9. ue- E,,cl,,s g,ottery Office

On Wall Street, Opposite Cry Hotel.
THE following brilliant Schemes for March are oer.
ed TO all. far and near rich ANA poor Persons who
u,e oppressed for The want Of cash. hy riskin. smal
sum Of money with Luck, may obtain thousands Of dbl
lars and thereby relieve themselves al al 'htf respon-
sbili,ies No one knows the hch now awaits
him. Let HIM remember, that l; can only ir obtained
through the hands of LDCh.
$4,000 DOLLARS. 5000. 100 Of 1000 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass -, TO be drawn
on Saturday, March a7th Isa7 Al Wilmington: Della
ware. IS Nos, IL drawn. Grand scheme-saO,Vuu,
5000, 4OOO 2siO 1000, 800 100 prizes ot 1000 ia
OF 800, etc. Tickets $40; halves 81 quarters ST.
Certificates Of packages Of - whoes $780, shares In
proportion.
Jn- Persons ordering by the package nsy deduct The
March c. u. LUCK. Richmond. Va.
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RECORD.
-,MoNn MARKETS, march AZ.

.1cuMONp MARKETS, March 10.
dnnpaCCO-Inspections increasing. There
IoD animation in The market for manufac-
IS s.H' descriptions. We quote Tugs at 81 IS a
.at,as ,o u leaf, 50 3 IS; middling, 3 50
W. a. Good Good and fine, 4 so to 7 IS.
- % GiljR-Held firmly at So IS. Some ask
~ since The arrival OF the Hibenia.
= yIJnEAT-Good 10 prime 100 to l25 cents per
=, for best white. Little or none coming in.
~ as1s,;Ts-5O cents-in demand.
WWIuEAT OPFAL-Bran Is cls.; Shorts 20
". Known Sufs 80 cents; ShipStuffs SO cts.
'' cr,SI,RN-Corn IS 80 els.
DeoyISIONS.-BAcoN: Smithfeld and City
~! ~ 10 cents; Joles cents; Hams II cents
,a.r Sides, new, 8. 81 CTS; Shoulders,
J. .,n,s: Joes 81 CTS. Old Sides 81 as cts.
;. .udsrs ala els. LARD-No. l, in kegs, l0a
:, SIS in bbls., % a 10 cts.
rl.aaTrLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
'.sh IS 25 a 4 90; melt 8, according to
INV INV MUTTON SO a $5-scarce and in
.n,pd Hoes IS SO 7, scarce.
'icScOTTON-ll Ill cents per ID.
Cotton YARNS-Richmond and Man
.,sser Factory prices) Nos. to 10, 20 cents;
s., IL 10 is, p cents.
PlCE-New crop Al a Al cents per pound.
SaLT-Sl so from wharf; 90 from store.
LIME-Lasl sales o7s 70