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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

lsQUEsT.-Ths Coroner held an inquest vester.
day afternoon the Frat Ward station house UPON the
BODY OF a cOlOred woman named Betsy Johnson. who
was drowned yesterday morning b. accidentally falling
overheard from abargs at Cosnts, dip Verdict accord
ingly.
PoLIcE.-A complaint was yesterday lodged be.
fore Justice Dnnksr, by Mr. Cllhton. charging Mr.
stokes Dlckerson, extensive coal merchant Of hi,
city With stealing pronisory Of the value Of US
ward Of $500 from the complainant Mr. Dcksrson was
not arrested but hearing that such bad Dee
logged against him 70 the Police Court Yesterday
afternoon and demanded hearing ia the case Ths
hearing will take place In few days Mr.. d. was dis.
charged upon his own rscOgrz.rce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

" DsATH, To-MosRow AsD Nsw Ygas, are not mos
certain " than beautiful crop Of sOft, sfs ~
hair using parg Of bottle Of J0SEss CosAL HAt
RESTORATIVE. AID, reader We eau do Coz
vince yen u han BY giving you the ol those per
ufy lts qualities. follows: Ii will force the hair
Efow on The head fsse, stop its falling off, Strengths
the rooti removing scun or csn5Tuf from roen an
making hight red or gay hair ne dark look, AL
Keeping dry harsh wry hair nisist, soft cssa AM
besutiiQl, very, very long time.
Inls we warrant II W do. SO does,
Mr. w. Tompkias, % king.sL Ns~-York
sin Matilda Reeves, hyrtls-sssnge, Brooklya
81 Jas Power, grocer, faitonsL Brooklyn.
Mr. Thomas Jackson - Llbsryst Pittsoaffh
henry r. Caes, Qatel Barosr On board Soulh Assres
And more than hundred others Whole names M 81.
give bot these must suce any reasonable pefson Bat
costs butts TO try II. Sold 10 NswYors al mind u
Chatssm-st only In Brooklyn, 81 l3y Suonst d 1teS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

ALLEN DoDwoRTHs CoScERr-We call the
attention Of Cur readers 10 Mr. Dodworths Concert
which takes place a, the Tabernacle evening.
Madame Otto, Mr.. Edward Sheppard, nr. George Lo.
der, the Cornet Band and Grand Orchesrs beside
several amateur perormsrs form the attractions Of the
sveuing. The great popularity of Mr. Dodworth. TO-
gssher with the excellence Of the BILL will DO surs to
hl tao house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

Mr.. KRIEGE's LECTURES on GERMAN History
AND LrrERArrRR These lectures OF which we have
before briefly spoken commence tomorrow evening at
hr Warmers Hall. corner Of Broadway and Lispsnard-
o. We advise any Of our readers who understand the
llngusgs ard desire clear aud comprehensive
into the subjects treated mics this opportunity
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-09
IN Il. ". DYER, .4uct5oneer.

ED IL. ". DYER, .7uctfOneGr.
T,XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
T. rlON-On Monday, the llth October next, Of iar)
10 o'clock a. m, shall SELL the residence OF Mr.
Clark, 18th street. between q and III streets his house
hold and kitchen furniture, which is very good and among
which
Mahogany hair-seat chairs and rocking chairs
2 mahogany SOFAS mahogany ca d and other tables
Handsome marbe-top centre and pier tables
Large and handsome pier glass; solar and hall lamps
Blue moreen and muslin window curtains, and orna-
Dinner and tea china, glassware
Handsome mante clock and ornaments
Very superior Brussels 3ply, and ingram carpets for
parlors, steps, and chambers
Stair rods, hearth rugs, oilcoth for hail. radiators
High and French post bedsteads
Good feather beds and mattresses
Mahogany bureaus, wasLstands, wardrobes
Toilet SETS Nc, &c.
And general assortment of kitchen requisites, cook.
ng-stove, Nc
Terms of sale All of and under $25 cash
1926 credit of and four months for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
Sept 29-eodts r. w. DYER, Auctioneer
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IN the regular edition of "syvesters Reporter the
L lowest prize IN the grand mammoth Alexandra Lottery
class s. to be drawn October 30h, lsi7 capital prize
100000, is published $50 should be DOLLARS
the lowest prize
Orders requested be forwarded quickly as posi-
BILE, TO =. ]. SYLVESTER,
OctS-3t Al Wall street, N. Y.
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The French Corsets.

A d. CLERMON has for sale, at her fancy store,
"A. on the west side of 10Th street. door from Penn
sylvania avenue
Belt corsets requiring only pin iasen them, from
81 to 81 80 each
Also, support belts for ladies' for 81 %, worth So
Genllemens brace belts, at 81 30
New style shoulder braces, from 81 TO 81 80
Lowprced large size cofscs, OF that welknown, ele
giant, and easy pattern, recommended by the Medic"
Faculty
Money belts, from 81 to 81 % double satin do.
Also, skirtbodes, hair unios, steel bags, and war
loon for skirts.
Oct Std
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Rv n. ". DrER, .qucttoneer.

ENRAME SHOP, CARRIAGES Nc, AT AUCTION
On Thursday evening next, the 7h instant, o'clock,
shall sell on 18th street. between street and Pen1.yva
mia avenue, the frame shop occupied by Mr. VIM Keee
coachnakers shop. AT the time shall also sell
two one horse carriages made in the best
Also unfinished carriage and second hand ba-
rouche.
Terms of sale; credit of and four months for APP
proved endorsed notes. bearing interest
Oct. Sd X. w. DYER, Auctionecr.
b;-The above sale Is post ponei, consequences
weather. till Tuesday evening next, the 18th instant,
hour and place. X. w. DYER,
Oct. SIT Auctioneer.
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@,-Th. Ladies OF the Congregation Of 81. Peter.

lSilrhe Ladies' OF the Songfegnt"" OF ~. rsses
Church. Capitol II anxious TO raise funds Tor The fenrf
indispensable the preservation OF their church, propose
give TEA PARTY the Odeon, corner of Peunsy yann
and 81 street, commences on tue senng OF nes-
day. the 9TH instant, o'clock. and 10 be continued en-
the successive evenings OF the week, at the sae hour
As additional attraction, II can be needed beyond
the graft cation Of contributing to iaudabe an object ~
the in view full supply OF the most delicious reiresb
mens of the season. and good music, will be provided
Abundance l2s cents children half price
Oct. 2-lW
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R,- Masonc.-The Grand Lodge of the District OF Co
umba will assemble at their Hall. OF 10Th and
Streets o'clock p m, Sunday. the 10Th instant o
the purpose of paying Masonic tribute OF respect 70
their deceased brother Horato Cady All Masons IN good
standing are fare rnaly invited 10 be present
r. H. FRENCH. Cn,nd Ma ster.
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o. Sabbath evening L<cturs.-Ninth stree. "e'""
dist Protestant church Rev Levi X. Reese VIII, py ="
quest OF lectures sabbath evening
x the evidences OF the Christian religion, Service
commence 1T O'Clock The public in gcnera and ue
young in particular, invited 10 attend. seats ree
FIRST LEcrURE-Sntjeci: The necessity Tor revelation
from God. oct- Q
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LUsBY q DUvALL, Merchant Taliors.

t0temdns h0fe, PcnHsYtUdHta drenue,
III Az Just received of the latest importaons a SPLEEN
IL did assortment of French and English cloths
and restngs which they will make up order in the most
superior manner AT the lowest market prices.
Also great variety of fancy goods for genemen's wear
such as silk merino, and cotton shirts and drawers fine
muslin SHIRTS, cravat, scarf, handkerchief suspenders
gloves, hosiery, NC.
Our friends and the public respectfully invited to give
US n can. Sept 27-3taw2w,T
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a-,- Thc Very Reverend .. v~rhsxan, Provinef"i OF
the Society OF Jesuits will preach 81 Peters church
Capitol Hill, Sunday at n o'clock The public are re-
spectiuly invited, OCT
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IIOFFMAN's Legal study.-Price reduced, -,

oil Legal Study add students and the proes
SION generaiy, ny David Hoffman. Second edition. re-
written. ana much enlarged vols. octave bound n one
ceived, for sale by + NV nYf '1 9fR 70
Octb - ihibSpN'
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TN the regular edition of 4sylve.tet

'Sempre bersagIiata, perche sempre bella.
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DENTAL SURGERY,

BY G. II. VAN PATTEN, M. ID
permanent Office and residence door Todds Ha
Store, near Browns H1tel.
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BARGAINS UP STAIRS at Boteler ~ McSircGors
ID House diminishing Sore opposite Centre Market a few
doors OF 9th street Our assortment is complete in all
the various departments OF housekeeping from the cellar
the garnet; aud invite cali from all who wish fur
nsh selling many articles for less than they
be bought auction We win furnish houses from
months for good paper and reasonable deduction
made for cash. Give call before you buy.
Sept 30-TuT lIN Sa6w
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(tOALi COAL i!-Just arrived and now landing a load
~ of first quality anthracite coal, egg size, which will
be sold low Tor cash, delivered from the vessel Apply to
the undersigned, at his lumber yard Tin street. near the
canal where be had also all kinds Of building mate
Sept 9-taw6w p NJ PEARSON
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ny "a. ". DI.ER, .Yucttomccr.

HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION-On Thursday next,
Il the 18th instant, hnpast O'Clock, p IN, shall
sell in front of the premises, part Of lot No IL square No
2j0 fronting 20 feet inches 18th street, and running
back 96 feet, between Ii and Streets with the improve
mems. which good twostory frame house. with back
building The above property is in very good order, and
well located for private residence.
Terms of sale One-thrd cash balance in equal pay
ments, at and II months, for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. X. w. DYER,
10 81 Auctio
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ls7s1 FOX RENT, the new and commodious house
EiiI street west, occupied by Thos. Ritchie
A Iii in healthy and beautiful location, and has adj
vanages possessed by few places of residence Washing
a furnace which warns the whole house, bath room
kitchen range &C. Possession given the 10Th of this
month.
For terms inquire of VIM. A. GORDON Quarerrnaster
Generals Office, War Department.
nIlY A-2aNvtl
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.Hv Il. GREEN, .A,scsfoneer.


TT OUSEHO AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
HI AUCTION.On Wednesday, the 18th instant, shall
SELL the residence of the Rev. Mr. Samson 9th, be-
tween II and Streets 10 O'Clock, m. excellent
of nearly furniture. We enunere, in part
Mahogany Sofa parlo rocker corner, and other chairs
DO dining, breakfast, and marbe-top centre tables
Do bureau, sideboard, and worksand
Fine maple wndlass bedseads bureaus, &c.
Rush and wood-seat chairs, washstands, Ne.
good mahogany bookcase and secretary, books
Wash sinks, dressing tables, and toilet sets
First-rate feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Window blinds, writing tables, NC.
Large map United States and other maps
China, glass, and crockery
Fine plated fruit baskets, hotwa ter plates, &c.
dozen silver table, IL dozen dessert, and dozen tea
spoons
Astral, lard, hall, and other lamps
Parior, step, and chamber carpets, straw mating &c
Cooking, Franklin, and ar-tght stoves stair rods &c.
Also, good lot of kitchen utensils, with many other ar
cles not necessary 10 enumerae. -
Terms cash A. GREEN,
Oct 9-3 Auctioneer.
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f65A FOR RENT, three-story brick house, pleasantly
Ei1 situated on + street, north side between 18th and
Hx 18th Streets IL is very conveniently arranged ha wing
two parors, dinngioom and pantry the first floor spa
cious kitchen the basement, good chambers and
large garnet, and pump the yard. Possession given
about the 10th October For terms, &c, apply on tue
premises WM. TYSON
Semi
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MAP OF the Valley % Mexico and the surrounding
mountains, lakes Ne, large scale, together with
separate la OF the roads and from ver Cruz, ele
vations. &c, drawn in topography from Hnmboldts map
Price 2j cents. Just received +. TAYLOR.
Oct. 3
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A Furnished IAOuse Rent.
A FURNISHED house. 10 suit small family, cun bc
n had tor a pery low Ii Is situated the side
10Th street. CT and streets Not yards from
the house very good gentee boardinghouse, where the
family their meals should they not wish 70 keep
house.
Terms can be known by applying at the residence
Oct
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T1RENCH and EngIIsh Furniture Prints.-We have
H. received
l case, small patterns, bright coors, English furniture
chntzes
6 pieces French do. and beautiful style of goods.
Also 100 pieces domestic furniture prints all prices
Oct 9-:}tf ID. CLAGETT ~ co.
TTNsHRINKING FLANNEI.s.-We have received
L 10 pieces genuine Welsh Hanneis, warranted
shrink in washing. d. CLAGETr n co.
Oct 9-:5tf
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nLANK ETS.-We have received
ID - pairs extra-size and quality nbandbound Whitney
blankets
50 pairs assorted sizes medium quality
25 do blankets, the cheapest blankets brought
this city
200 pairs servants blankets
These goods have been purchased the best terms, and
will be sold accordingly
Oct 9-3tif d. CLAOETI N %
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~rhe city of Alexandria, still in existence See Haams
Middle Ages.
fWhe they soioaned at Avgnon, from the beginning to
the close of this century
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
The New. and lhe Markets.

The N. Y. Express Of Thursday afternoon says" Tho
Steamers news Is Of extraordinary character and
will be most astounding to all those who have been makog
time contracts for Breadstuffs Public sentiment
ton TO the future price Of beadsus has various and
wide One class Of operators has been fully impressed with
the belief that prices would fall in Europe aud that
would be corresponding decline here while others have
been most sangunc that Flour would GO up dollars
and other articles in proportion. For those Of sanguine
feelings there has been wide field for ,on which
has been embraced very extensively. The parties selling
however, IN most instances have had other supplies under
their CONTROL ready to be delivered speedily the
could be transported on tho Canal.
On the receip, Of tho Rainbows news yesterday, Flou
went up half dollar and Corn five cents, although the
steamer was expected hourly.
No one even the most sangunc anticipated any rise in
Europe, similar that received by the Hiber-
MIA All parties consequently disappointed. Fifty
shngs for Flour IN Liverpool and Cos. 63s for Corn
are truly most extravagant rites.
The effect Of this might DO expected has been
great excitement in our market As the
rived buyers went into the market and took oil the Flour
they could lay their hands S94. then S91-his being
dollar above the rates OF yesterday Now holders ask 81
for Genesee. Corn which sold at ITO days ago
IL now sold at l23 and l25c is asked. Those
prices in Of plenty that altogether unparalleled
All other Grain has improved
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
STISATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world say what they can,
Por selling Prizes, STATIONS the ma

Drawn Nos. Of MonongaIa No %, June 9Th:
% ~ % 6s - IS ~ ~ 60 - 81 81 IS 81 GO
$4,000, 5000.
MISUNDERSTANDING No Capitals $4,000 5OOO 1000 QOOO
1900 It3 oOfIooO, &c IS Nos 10 drawn Tickets 81
2,qul.
TueaiayNew Jersey, No IS. Capitals: $4,000 5000, $500
eI45, 1000, 1900 1850 1000 as Nos 10 drawn
S22OOO, 10000.
6oOO 1000, $500 ofI9l9 1000 Nos IL drawn
Tickets IS halves $50 quarter IS
S2l 500 6,000.
Thur.ay-N. Jersey No &C. Capitals 1880 5000 5000,
2soo 1893 IS Of 1000 &c 10 Nos 10 drawn Tickets s. halves
$50 quarters 1875.
Fnday-Mononraa No 20 Capitals $4,000 1000 1900 1900
li96 100 Of 1000, &C. IS Nos, ~ drawn Tickets g.
$4,000, 1900.
Frday-Lee'bug EI No. ~. Capitals: $1,000 1900, 1000.
49, he rs Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 81 halves So qrs rs
$4,000, 1000
sa'aIday-su.eI, Extra No a. Capitals $4,000 1900 coo,
ks as Nos II drawn. Tickets ~ halves so qs IS
$4,000, 10000. 10 Of 1000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, class No 20, 1897 dawn
June i9th. 90 No LoueD-i5 drawn ballots
Of 1000 IS Of Of $50 &c Tickets sO halves s.
Certificate Of package Of 22 Whole Tickets 800 do - vea
Sl4All, 22.222, Hi.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No %, or Isi7, be drawn
June 18Th, 1917.
~ NO. LoTTERY-ia DRAWN BALLOTS.
Brilliant Scheme rfire Of lIith 92,92', tiii 66Gc,
go asi9 2223 ~ Of ILL., SIS &c OF 332 i2o Of 25g &c
Tckcs Sfi-sh1res proportion CrrIfrate paetaso
Of Tickets $40 DO do bave. o. DO DO quarters Is
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY GAS No. a. Tor tsi7-tob drawn
June 60 1877.
- DRAWN NUMBERS OUT or Is,
Grand scheme pr $40 10000 10000. sOOO $500
% of 1000, 81 NJ 500, 900 of zoo
Tickets SlO-thafe In proportion Ceu6rste of package
OF ~ Whole Tctetse2O DO do hilves co. do Do qrs
W Buyers are referred my of registered
~ inc oce ~ proof of what has been done and
ing continues 70 Increase the number sod and paid BY
W Orders FOR packages single tickets IN the above
schemes ans IN al Lotteries viii BE- promptly attended and
drawing when requested.
Plcasc address orders 10 N grRATTOy
le7 R,sbp,,nd W,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
by Davenport, Allen 4 Co
DRY GOODS Ar AUCTION.


On TUESDAY Morning the 18Th inu, at o'clock We win
commence at Dry Cord, Room the varied
assortment Of seasonab, Staple and Fancy Dry among
which
Bin and fashionable Shades English sian Cloth.
" fancy English and French Cas,imeres
harselle,, SILK, Satin and Toienet Vesungs
- AMI Brown shngs and sheetngs OznaburEs
10 and - Lawrence Rockingham Cabot other
Manufactures shrinys and 5heetipgs
Black fancy Summer Cloths. Canvass Padding
super Printed French. EGG and IN I Lawns
Yotk, Elco,t, Carlisle, Milford and Bed Tekings
Great variety Of style fashionable priced Prints
Biz and new style fancy Croton Coating
Bandana, PonEee and other sik iidkh
SUPER and common Apron sheeks
Cooted and white Cambries
g. white Cambria and checked and plain Musiins
Heavy brown Linens brown Hollands assorted
yellow Grass Linens Bait plaid Domessies
Brown and bleaehsd Linen Drilling.
Barnslsy Linens and fancy do. DO
Brown and bleacbed Cotton Jeans and Dulnzs
Cotton Css,msrcs and Couonlde- variety
Nadns Hdkfs, Checked Gingham Ctavats
EaTson and other Ginghams Green BareEe
Ladies and Gencmsns cotton, Lse and Thread Glove.
Hose and half Hose Corded
Gum Elastic and other Suspenters Buttons
Book Muslin and Rshop Lawn; Pins
Plain and eord Bor1ered Linen Cambria Hdks
silesiAs aud Rice and Paper Cambries
Brd,eye and Table Diapers, To 1874
Cotton Umbrellas, Silk and cotton Parasos
Gilt Coat Rutions Hook, Eyes
saun stripe and plain Barege Scarfs and Embd d.
shawis silk and Wool Barge Robes
Chemiseiies; biz SAX Cravat.; Silk FrnEes
laees and Edgings Of thread and cotton
An Invoice OF Bonne together with other articles
TERSsunter $780, eaih sIOo and upwards. months eredh
for approved PAPER DAVENPORT ALLEN A Co
Je4 Aue,,
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE,
On I 4th Street. under the Exchange Hotel.
Drawing OF the Va Ieesburg Lottery Extra class No
ID % 46 so "a % Is 80 IS IA 80 40.

Drawing the Va L-esburg Lottery Extra class No
l3 30 46 so "a % Is 80 IS IL 80 49.
Drawing OF the Va. Monongaha Lottery class No %:
IS 10 7s 6s "a As IL 10 66 Ii 81 81 rs 81 60.
TODAY-To be drawn in Richmond at past o'eIoek-Tbe
Va Leesburg Lottery class No 90 Capa SIS 5oO0
1000, 1900 Il43 10 Of lOO0 ke Tickets So haves2 qs
ToMORRow.-The New Jersey Lottery, No as
Jersey City day and the drawing will be received by the mail
TUesi1y evening Capitals $4,000, 5000 $780, 2I45
OF 1900. Of 1850. 10 OF 1000 IS Nos, drawn
Tickets Is. halves $50, quarters I,25.
WEDNESDAY-The Alexandria Lottery class No 90, draws
at Al Hrda Tuesday and the drawing will
2of 1919, 10 Of 1900 &C. &c IS Numbers II drawn Tick
cts IS, halves $50. ars l,25
THURsDAY.-The New Jersey class No &C. draws Jersey
City "Wednesday, and the drawing will be
mail Thursday Capfal s9 500 $780, 1898 Is
OF 1000 &e. &C. Tickets Is, halves $50
FRIDAY.-The Monongaa Lottery draws at Alexandria on
Thursday ard will be received here Friday Capt.
s $4,000, 5000 &c &c IS Nos, 10 drawn Tickets s. So
halves l,25. quarters 62te.
ONE DOLLAR LoTTERY-To be drawn in Petersburg on
Friday-The Va. Leesbug Lottery Extra Ia Capitals
$1,000 $780, 1000 &c. &C. Tickets ST. have, soc,
SArUROAY-One Dollar Lottery The SUSSEX Delaware
draws Wilmington Delaware Saturday the drawing
expected here by the m,l that evening Capital $1,000
10 drawn. Tickets only 81, halves Soc qrs Csc.
$4,000!
The Alexandria Lottery No. 30 draws ALEXANDRIA on
Saunay-tke ORA wing will Sunday
ard ready inspection on Monday morning
o'clock Carit $50 900, 10000 5000 $500 2OsO 2OOO 10
Of 1000 &c &c 66 Nos 10 drawn. ASpleIdd Tick
cts $40, halves S, quarters $50.
Orders from the country enclosing Ticket,
Mau Cos Lotteries y Attended and drawings
warded when requested
liberal package Prizes eashed at sight
THOMAS LAMBERT, No. Exchange Place.
pJ ReeoneeL NO. ,. "Theres luck odd numbers" says
Rory o'Nore.
.'There been sold and eashed at this Once within few
days past, frLe OF $4,000 and ether Capitals lei
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-07
THE PILES-A CURE FOR LIFE Sc
CURED!
PY DR.. UPHAM'S Vegetable EIeclu-

~ AIRY. OR lNTERNA AL REMEDY FOR THE PILES, pre-
pared by Or A. Upham NJ D. New York regular educated
Physician who dsvotes his ateuton almost
The Eeetuay internal remedy and OF
Piles either Bleeding Blind internal only
thing that will is mi in operaon may taken
m cases OF the most acute inflammation without
nal applications the highest degree
and Offensive and from the OF the Temporary their
effects This medicine attacks the disease
the renders the an6 nham
nation and liberation OF the bowels
BLADDER CoyenSs and for Married Iadie.
Il 10 the best medicine discovered
PECULIAR CASES AND EFFECTS IN NEW ENGLAND
CHRoSIc PiLEs-A workman in the House. at Cambridge
port, who had the Piles hteen
anty exposed 10 the intense heat OF greatly re-
ed the disease received relief BY the 10,
Of DR. Uphams remedy The obstinate one
to the nature OF the occupation and the denged condition the
patient
BLEEpSo PuEs-A gentleman Bedford who had the
Bleeding Piles greatly eEhausng system was
urey relieved Of this distressing and symptom taking
a half dose Of the Eieetuafy a month
FALLISs BOWELs-A person with Piles and
Failing OF the Bowels no evacuation could
be had without lying fiat upon entirely relieved ana
cured by this Medic The very eraorsnary one
FIuLA' uLcEEs, &e-la the Plies where Fi,
uas Ulcers and eavernous holes Eeeiuay always a-
uay IT, effects, and prrsevernsy poduee cure
Two three where surgical operation thought TO be
necessary By the Doctors have been cd Medicine IL IL
perfect remedy for Mefeural diseases intespes
20 Pure VI per boI-of twelve doses directions ana
nformauon respecting the Of tbe di,
Sod Wholesale and Retail by Wyatt KeiehAm l2I Fulton
Street New Yort; and by p JOHNSTON
my lS-2mu Druggist. hmoud