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FRESH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
Spring Goods.

WE have received y the packets Patrick Henry Po-
Iine from Nav York n large and choice assortment OF
the latest styles Of SPRING GOODS, which we offer,
at whole and retail cheap for cash. acceptances
in the city. Tney are in part as follows
Rich Grenadnc and CiaSsc Plaid and Striped Silks
India Reps aud PLAIN, Plaid, Striped and Fancy silks
Super Black and Blue Black Gro de Rhine, Plain,
Pad and Striped
Rich Embroidered Grape Shawls, Oamask Shawls
Zephyr W0rstrd, Berage Shawls and ScHrfs
Fancy COlnred, Plaid, and Plain Black Alpaca
French and Elrston Plaid and Striped Ginghams
French Musins, Lawns, Printed JaconeIta and Organ
Black and White Ginghams, Lawns and Prints
Rich Printed Berages and Bazorines
French, English and American Prints, cheap
swiss. Jaconet Cambria. SluIl and Corded Musllns
Plaid Silk rartans. koseyn Plaids and Robes
Eight cases irish Linens, comprising every variety In
quality and price
Table i,anlask Napkins, rTuckaback Diapers and Crash
6 a, 10 4, and - superne and medium Linen Sheet
ing
Thread Laces, Edsnss and Insertngs, Regency and
Isle Insertines
Robbin Cambria and Swiss Muslin Insertings
Black and Fancy coored Silk Fdnges Furniture Frnges
Bonnet, Cap, Hat and Neck RiDand5, Satin and Lus-
tring RihaIds
Rich NJ, die Worked Capes and Collars, all prices
Thread Camhric, French Lawn and Drapery Musns
Hair tloh Ariel Royal Buse, Grass Cloth and Cvrcrd
Skrs
sh-n Side and Tuck Combs, Buffalo and Brazilian
Combs
Ladies' Kid, Silk and Isle Thread Gloves and Mitts
Emhroidc~d, Revere and Tape striped Linen Cam
brio handkerchief
s;!.alhed, BaDdanna, Poneee and Plaid SILK Handkis
super Black French Cloths, Cassimeres and Doe skins
Fancy Coloed Cloths and Cassmeres, for Spring and
Summer
Casnmarettes, Grape, Camlets, Summer Cloths and
GamnIoons
Super Drape de Etc sllh Coddnslon, Blue and Black
Plain White, Striped and Plaid Linen Drilling
Heavy Brown Striped and Cotton Pantaloon stuns
Plain and Figured Satin aud Silk Vesnps, alarseiles
Vcstlngs
DuInps, DovlaE, Duck and Russia sheelings
large assortment nf the best styles OF Bleached and
Brown Sheengs Shirtings, Oznaburgs, Driings
Plaid Domcsrics and Checks, manufactured In TINS
country, and al the lowest prices, tor cash.
VALENTINE, RREEDEN 4CO.,
No. pit, Broad Street, Shockoe HILL
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS., Aprll IA.


TOBACCO-lnspec increasing There
is some animation in the market Tor manufac-
turing descriptions. We quote Tugs at 81 25 a
90; common leaf SO 3 25; middlng, 3 so
90; good and fine, so to 90.
FLOUR-$6 so.
WHEAT-Good to prime 1875 10 100 cents per
oushel for best while. Little or none coming in.
OATS-50 cenls-in demand
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is Cts; Shorts 20
cents; Brown Sluffs 80 cents; Ship Stuffs SO els.
CORN-Corn 70 a 80 els.
PROVlSlONS.-BAcoN: Smithfield and City
Cured, III cents; Joes cents Hams ii cents.
western Sides, new, ct 81 CTS; Shoulders, 81 a
y CENTS Joes ST 81 cts. old Sides ~ CTS. !;
Shoulders "a Cts LAaD-No. l, in kegs l0s
II cls., in bbs 81 a 10 els.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, SO IS 90; nett ! s. according 10
qualify: MUTTON 50 a $5-scarce and in
demand: Hoes Sc SO 7, scarce.
COTTON-l1 IT cents per ID.
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Six Days Later from Europe

Fall in the Cotton Mayket-Indian Corn from
Is. to Is. 0sssr-Satpnsnt Of American Flour
from liverpool TO France.
The ship Washington Irving, OF Enoch Train
& Co.'s line OF Liverpool packets, arrived al Bos-
ton on Saturday morning, at seven o'clock, in a
remarkably short passage. Her news was con.
veyed to New York by telegraph
She brings Liverpool dates of March 2ist, and
has made the run il less than 90 days, passage
that will not soon be surpassed by any ship.
Her news is Of interest, as it will be seen thai
cotton, -four and grain are all reported as falling
The quotations by the telegraph are very limited
but are sufficient 10 show the character of her adj
vices.
The Sarah Sands arrived at Liverpool on the
18th. She would return April lst.
All kinds of cotton had declined I'd per ID. but
at this reduction purchases in Upland which are
placed at 81 per 10, cannot be made 10 any ex-
lent. The Total sales oil the week. including $500
for expectation, have only been l6 $40 bales.
The London corn trade was very firm on
Wednesday, March l7lh, for wheat English
and foreign, of which the supplies have been
only small, and much below the great deman
which exists for immediate use, by the matters,
and for expectation 10 France, although higher
prices have not been freely paid. The business
has been at fully the prices OF Monday, and sales
have been generally refused unless at higher
rates.
Indian corn, of which the arrivals have been
larger since the change Of wind, is to be Obtained
at lower rates, there being numerous buyers at
hand for this grain, where the prices show any
tendency to decline.
The reports of The extensive arrivals of -four
and Indian corn at the port of Liverpool, had not
produced any influence in the London market,
where the supplies were far below the present de-
mand for every article for the home and foreign
trade.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, March 18th and
18th, several parcels Of American -four were pur.
chased a, Liverpool tor shipment TO France and
coastwise.
The demand was finely met by holders, and the
prices of Tuesday were without change. AT our
market on the morning of the 18th, there was
fair attendance OF buyers, and ,olerably good bu-
siness was transacted in wheat and -four at the
full prices of Tuesday.
Western Canal Flour realized 40 shllings per
bb, and the extent of sales since Tuesday is esli-
mated al 10000 bbls.
Indian Corn was one shilling 10 Two shlings
per quarter lower.
More business was doing al The decline.
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TT aSTtC MACHINE REL TING

GUM ELASTIC MACHINE BETTING.
yXTE have received supply Of the above Betting, and
~ request millers, manufacturers, and all others
who are using Machine Brltn2 10 give IL trial, being
satisfied from the evidence before us that II Is vastly
superior TO the Leather Betting In general nse. The
favnrae opinion EXPRESSED. thus faf by those who
have ustd IL, has induced tile manufacturers 20 mpke
arrangements tosuPpls II in unlimited qIiitiries and
IL make such reduction Ia The piles the cost Of The
raw material will warrant. its superior qiaitieS have
Introduced il into use in Elmost every town In The
NORTH where machinery is running. The agents have
r,ical-s from nanv Of the supcrlntendrnls Of The
largest mills In tie rnrny expressing their entire sa-
tISfsrtnn m The ReIc, also, from 'he United States
Annoy nj Springfield, all whose steam powers moved
By IL. In Charleston, Mobile and New Orleans. the
sales Of this Betting large and rapidly Increasing
We have also received small supply IL Gum Elastic
Packing FIR steam joints and horrs. which Is Of great
value no an machu.t who tries /. viii acknowledge
II Is ns-d by engineers all le Northern railroads
and steanboatl, and in NIL the new stsam mills.
4 light Two Ply Betting. for railway belts IN cotton
mills, is also made, which is greatly superior to The
cullon webbing generally employed. Also, an article
for elevators in flour mills. with buckets permanently
insrrrrd-an invention of great utility.
We shall be happy furnish persons DESTROYS oil ma
King trial Of either Of the above articles all the inior-
nation In our possession, and 10 exhibit such of them
as we have received and 10 receive oides Tor all Inc
others, which shall he promptly attended TO
WILLIAMS & HAXALL,
March o6-c2w Agents for the Manufacturers.
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Furiae prooEof th ctfcaeu Of HANcE'S Com
ponnd Syrup Of Hoaraonnd In reiter,ns ogf'et-
I'd Man!
MR. George T. Warrington, refidlns 10 YORK street
liant cough aud SORE throat after iyi many Remedial
was Induced by friend 10 use Hances Compound sy-
rup of Hoarhound and before using one noe was en-
': sToTHER, YET MORE ssToS1sHiH6.
Mrs Henrietta Merrick, re.idingin Monument street.,
between Canal and Eden streets was attacked with
very severe cough and pain In the Breast, which was
AZ intense that II extended to the shoulders She wss
afflicted also with pain in the side After trying many
,emrdes she ua- prr-uaded ny friend 10 use
HaEcE,s coNPOUyD SYRUP OF H0ARHoU-HD.
and after using lhrse doses, she experienced great
lief and before she had finished the bo,e, wns entire
" f For sale by P. DUyAL & CO. No. IT'S
Rroad street, Shockoe Hill, Richmond Nj. B.
SANTOS Noriolkj G: HEINTisH, Ports
mouth; and c. coRLINa & CO., Petersburg.
April2
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Louisa cofyNTy


AZ a meeting Of portion Of the Democratic voters
OF Meehanicksye precinct, In tho county Of Louisa,
assembled al Mechauicksville OH Saturday, Apr 10.
lS47, Samuel Shaddock called 70 the Chair. and
J. VI. Harlowe appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting havin, been exnlained.
the following resolutions were unanimously adopted
on the motion Of C. B. Hopkins, ESQ.,. viz:
l. Resolved, That the Chair appoint sixteen dele
gates TO represent this precinct In County Convention
TO be held at Louisa Court House, on the 18TH April 10
Reject suitable person to be candidate to re-
present this county in the next Legislature.
=. Resolved, That we will support tho nominee 90.
lected by the Convention.
3. Resolved, That we approve Of the nomination OF
Walter D. Leake of Goochland, the Democratic candi
date for this Congressional District and that we will
use all honorable means to secure his election.
Iu compliance with the first resolution tho following
gentlemen appointed deegnten to tho Convention
viz: H. Saunders, T. Bunch, w. D. Landlord, NJ
Landlord, John Anderson, D. Wash, G. Sergeant, c.
Leak, J. Iiaden, w. Bellomy, A. Bellony, T. H
scruggs, r. Cannon, j. Meeks, J. B. Lasly, 8. Shad
dock.
On motion, Resolved, That tho proceedings of this
meeting be published In the Richmond Enquirer.
3. SHADDOCK, Chairman.
J. NJ. HAMowl, Secretary,
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" "t0 117t4Hte'
GOOCHLAND DELEGATE.

communication appeared in the Enquirer Of
lie 9Th April, requesting the Democratic voters
d Goochland to attend meeting al April court
.sfihe purpose OF nominating candidate 10 rep
I.snl inc county in the next House OF Dele
,ass. Now, Mr. Martin, in the absence Of
Inv caucus candidate, and OF any call for a
S,leus has in compliance with the wishes OF
S friends, diligently canvassed the county, and
p.si Lis utmos, efforts 10 bring every democra.
lie vo,sr 10 The polls. The April court is to be
held On Monday, The 18Th, and the election day
sill he Thursday, The 22d. 1t is period OF
much value TO The Agricullurist. Though no
Convention be held, The preponderance OF Dem
tuallc strength in The county ensures the eec-
ion Of Democrat. Under these circumstances,
NJ! the farmers OF Goochland leave their homes.
zee a IN; 56st5te ne election, Tor the purpose Of
e,ec ing canddae2 Should they do SO. and
topycnnon now assemble in sufficien, number to
|.p,esenl the Democrats Of Goochland, Mr.. Mar
la is entitled 10 its favorable consideration
bhor,i no nomination be made, his position be-
In. he county will no doub! be duly apprecla-
L! by he voers. TUChAdOE-
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lis Editors Of The Enquirer:

New ORLEANS, April 4, l6f7.
Gentlemen: send you, after the mail was closed, the
,sont edition of the "Delta," containing the fullest
nj mosr interesting account of the taking OF vera
mail This great event has dhnsed great
by. Now every body excaims, why was not TINS done
months aga. Certainly our military and naval sages
been very wide Of the mark as 10 the feasibility OF
asng this grea: Castle. ! understand tnat ,neie wa
10 difficulty IN making breach In the Castles walls
With our o. Paixhans. This capture, in my opinion,
od have hsen made long ago by our neet; iana oaI
,'y could have been erected, which, in conjunction
be?ared the way for the boarding OF one Thousand
siors. But lie wise men decided differently Aias
the reputation Of military sages, nearly All tneif
Predictions Of this campaign have been faisined. 1e'
.al Taylor was led 10 believe that he would march
,o Monterey without resistance; and there ne met tue
ilides; resistance and fought bis boodiest battle.
Vs'a Cruz could not he conquered; and there our
Glory was most cheaply won. Now inc nsAI re re-
The opinion so loudly expressed, that u VIII DC I'M
ossbe 10 march TO Mexico with less than nily !nou
G men In my opinion eonmn a, 81 ND hen, ,sIr
hcniy In making this march and achieving Inc popu-
u but generally considered impracticaole IDEA OF re-
n.img in the Halls of Montezuma." u IS saio ina,
sou will push on Immediately TO the Capnaii ana
tsisss is already on the march. as his advance co
IN. II won't do TO allow volunteers to rest anu 70
quarters; they lose their discipline, self-conroi
N their health. In The meantime, however, II Is
be- half way by ambassadors from Santa Anna, bear
1.-THE olive branch II Is currently reported that Santa
Mana has returned to the Capital, and with heavy
ind, has overthrown the war party; and, backed by
church party and the army, insists that overtures
l,ld be presented to our Government ior peace. II
ss be true, Mr.. Poiks declaration that u remained
IL be seen whether the admission Of santa Anna
E,ld not promote the purpose for which II was al
we'd, was not without undation. The last that was
d from the Virginia boys was, that they had eiiec
junction with General Taylor near Marin; and the
ore, Consisting of about twenty five hundred men,
I'D started Off on sort of foI-chase after Urea, VINO
rs been harassing our lines for some time Urea WIZ
them good race; but IL old Taylor catches up with
Lem, he will rain down fury and vengeance upon them;
isse rascals have touched him In tender point In
t,iachng his trains and destroying his provisions.
e Virginia bows are fortunate in getting into action
Early The ldleness and ennui Of camp life have
'oHed several Of our best volunteer regiments. To.
eow is the election for our municipal ofhcers Will
the warmest election ever held In New Orleans.
ne Democrats Will carry the popular majority; but, ow-
:!o the divisions Of wards, there Is some doubt whe-
XII. ~ Yours, &c
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General Tom Thumb,

TIE MAN IN MINIATURE !
POSITIVELY FOR THREE DAYS ONLY!
At TIE EXCHANGE CONCERT
II ROOM, Friday evening, April l6h
and the Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday
following. Hours on Friday evening, from u 10
9 o'clock. On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
he will hold THREE LEVEES-each day, at The
following hours, from liz 10 l; from 81 10 S. and
from II 10 9 o'clock-Doors open halt an hour in
advance.
This extraordinary and interesting Lille Man
has performed before Five millions of persons,
during The last three years, including Her Ma.
jesly Queen Victoria Of England, the King and
queen OF the French, Nicholas, the Emperor OF
Russia, and all the principal Crowned Heads and
Nobility of Europe. II is now four years since
the lille General appeared in Richmond, and his
WEIGHT is precisely wha, il was al that time,
viz: ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS He is per-
fectly symmetrical in all his proportions he is
smaller than any INFANT that ever walked
alone, and is intelligent and graceful beyond con-
ception.-He will relate his History and Trav.
els, give an account OF his reception before the
Crowned Heads OF Europe, and appear in all Of
his Wonderful Performances and beautiful Co.'S
tunes, including Songs, Dances, Grecan Statues,
limitations OF Napoleon Bonaparte, Frederick The
Great, &C., &c. He will also appear in The beau-
tlful C0url DTeSS, WolH DSioIe 1SuccH iStUii Id
and in his elegant Highland Costume, &c.
TTThe Magni6cen, Presents Jewels, &c, re-
ceived from Queen Victoria, Louis Philippe, the
Emperor OF Russia, and other European Sove-
riens. will be exhibited. The Generals elegant
Miniature EQuipase, consisting OF Pigmy Ponies,
Chariot and Elm Coachman and Footman in
Livery, will be seen in front of The Hall, every
day al O'Clock, and o'clock. and will prone
made the public streets daily.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-This is pos
lively the Last Time that General Tom Thumb
will ever be seen 10 Richmond as he retres for
ever from public life as soon as be has paid
brief visit 10 The principal citirs 10 The Union.
I5Admission IS cents-Reserved places 80
cents; children under 10 years halt price.
April I3-df
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STATIONS estSsce,

SeHGttOh>S ePb6aCGs
MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR Il EEL tn
IN STREET.
Let athe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STaArToN's the man.
Drawn Nos of Alexandra Lottery, Glass P. April TO-
Is 50 40 ~ 81 "a 90 10 26 40 q a.
Ticket Nos. 26 "a 81, Prize of s2s0, sold and paid
by sTRATroS.
Draga Nos q ;. * !. 3 No. !. g.
Half Nos. - ~ SO, Capital, sold and paid by
sTRATTON.
81 IS IA 81 So 90 II % 10 4s ~.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, Elk No. 5, April 9
27 81 A 80 6 IS 6l 3 8 81 81 46 so IS.
Ticker, Nos. IS 81, Three more Capitals,
Do. $50 81, sold and paid by
Do. 335 81, sTRATToN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARSl
TUESDAY New Jersey, No %. Capitals:
$4,000, $500, 1000, 1000. 1878, 10 OF 500
10 Of l,O0O &c. IS Nos. Is drawn. Tickets g.
halves 4; qfs.2.
1889 DOLLARs 5000 DOLLARS
WEDNESDAY-AleI No. Is. CAPT.
lals: S23,529, 5000 5000, 1900, l,675 so Of
1000, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets Sc;
halves 3; quarters l SO.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
4 II " hS ia New jersey 1oiCiJi ANo. ~.
Capitals: $40 900, 1000, 5000, 1850, 10 Of 900,
&c. IS Nos, and "a drawn. Tickets SIS; halves
2 50; quarters 25.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DoLLARsl
FRIDAY Leesburg, Extra, No. s. Capitals:
1000, 1000, 600, &c, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 81; halves so cents; quarters 25c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-Monongalia Lottery, No. Is Ca
pitfalls: $1,000, 1000, ,473, 1000, 2 OF 600, &c
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 50; halves 25 (;
quarters 60 cenls
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DoLLARsl
SATURDAY-Sussex,E Extra, No. 81. Capt.
tails: 81 900, 1000, 500, &c. IS Nos, u drawn.
Tickets 81; halves so cents; quarters Is cents
35.se4 DoLLARsl 10000 DOLLARS!
Y-Alexandria Lottery, No @,
for April l1h, I647. Capitals: s35, 294, 10000,
$780, 1000, 5000, 2.5s5, 1000, 1900, OF $50,
30 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets
$40; halves S; quarters 2 so.
Orders for Packages, Certificates ofPackages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, anddrawings sent vhenrs-
aues.ed. Please address orders TO
N, STRATTON,
April - Richmond. Va,
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MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, March 80, 1s47.
BY THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN

GEORGE H. FLANDERS, master OF the Brig Kew
" ing, whereof John n. Gushing Is owner, as we'll
for himself for the said Cushing, the owner Of the
said Brig, and also for the thereof having filed
libel or complaint in the District Court Of the United
States for the Eastern District OF Virginia, against the
goods, wares and merchandise found board the brig
st. Simon floating The high seas, stated to be dere-
ct public notice is hereby gven that the Judge Of the
said District Court hath ordered and directed that
rant of ofthe goods, and merchandise
toned In the said ibel complaint, (a of which 81 the
Brig Ksyng, under hatche., lying In James River,)
should issue reunabe on The first day of the term
Of the said District Court, Richmond, which day IL
set for the hearing of The said cause.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Marshal U. s. E. D. v.
OF NoTE.-The Goods, Wares and Merchandise
above mentioned were arrested by me- by virtue of The
said warrant, on the 22nd day of March, I647.
EDMUND CHRIS rIAN, Marshal u. s. E.D.y
a ND
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INTERNAL APPLICATIONS, however
successful in particular diseases, have generally
proved Intellectual in The case Of PILES. Dr..
Uphams Electuary, an INTERNAL RENE
by, stands pre-eminent for effecually curing this
distressing complaint.
Sold wholesale and retail, by WYATT &
KETcHAM, l2l Fulton street, New York. P.
JOHNSTON, Main street, Richmond. Price
81 bottle. March 81
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sands, SarsapariIIa.

This medicine has, by It's own merlts established a
bigh reputation and continues to meet with increased
favor daily. Ayoung gentleman Of our ACQUAINTANCE
lou, humor has been greatly benefited By using one or
two bottles and confident that, by continuing iIs use
for short time, will effect permanent cure Those
who are in any way afflicted with humors, ulcers, pull
monary complaints or arrangement of the digestive
organs will find Immediate relief by using few bot
lie, Of this potent medicine.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF
its superior value and efficacy pamphlets, which
NAV be obtained OF agents gratis
1J Prepared and sold by a. B: & D; SANDS, Drug
gists 100 Fulton street. corner Of William, New York.
Sold also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street, Richmond Virginia, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States Price, 81 per bottle OF
sIr hotties for rs April. lS47
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Grants Patent Fan Mill.

THE subscriber having purchased The righlto
l. manufacture and vend this Fan in Virginia,
offers for sale the RICH! for counties. This Fan
lar excels, in efficiency, all others in use, being
only necessary 10 pass all kinds OF grain and
small! seeds through il once 10 clean hem Tho
roughly, thereby saving time and labor. This
Fan mas uniformly taken The his. premium al the
Fairs in the Eonh, and is IN extensive use mere.
Having recently received ona from the paen,ee,
invite call from those who may be in want OF
a Fan Inc coming season. H. BALDWIN.
Also, a general assortment ol Farming Ma.
chimes and Implements may be had al my Agri-
cultural Warehouse, No. 10. l4h Street., Rich
mond pril 9-c3t
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MAN Ayers oFFICE.-D. PAINE &
vi ATTENTION, FORTUNE HUNTERS!

There Is no doubt Of one fact, that Purces Office Is
the uckest office In the city, having sold many prl-
yes any other office in the cy-one Of which, alone
mos. Is 81 49, the splendid Capital of sac OGO sold
last week, and paid at sight by Pnrcel) viii
more money than all the three number prizes sold by
all the vendors in put together during present
year. Examine the Grand Schemes in another column,
under Paines management 900 dollars Capital 10
BIO drawn Oath instantly and direct your orders to
c. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated, Extra, IA:
40 Is % "a sc ls o. rs i2 46 "a.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery, Class %:
70 2 % 10 81 II 80 80 90 50 u.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass sc;
Sc f6 81 80 as 10 II IS 1 20.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated LOTTERY Glass IL.
3 SO 40 63 7 rs II 81 ~ GO Is 80 SO.
Half Ticket Nos. 40 AZ g. $500, sold and paid by
PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass AZ:
81 ?9 "a 10 "a IA 25 38 81 81 II 70 Il 81.
Whole Ticket Nos, 10 81 80, $500, sold and paid by
PURCELL.
For This DAY. of sl0,nO0, OF 5000, of 1855, 3
OF 500, of $780, 20 OF 1000, 70 Nos l3 drawn
Also, S, 1900 $500, SC. rs Nos. 10 drawn. Tick
cts SO.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass "a:
S 38 IL 81 10 IL 3 80 81 AZ 81 Ga.
April l3