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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
" rrrTGTcRR. &c som.

r.. QUICKER 6 SOM,
MOST respectfully announce to their numerous Gus
WI toners and the public that they receiving
their we'll selected and handsome Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
and they determined to give good bargains All they
ask fair trial and careful examination of their Stock
To those who have heretofore patronized them they
offer their sincere acknowledgements and they de-
termned give bargains and to please their customers
they hope to merit liberal share of patronage for the
time to come.
Call at the CHEAP SroRE of r. Tucker & Son, on
Fayetteville Street. door South of the residence
DR.. Fabius ]. Haywood.
Rnleigh, April 8, ls4s. 70O-f.
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A Desirable Residence For Sale, I'm the
Town of WarreMtOn.

DURSUANT to the Will of Stark Armistead the
undersigned will sell publicly, OH the premises on
Tuesday the 18th day of August next, on credit of
twelve months with interest from the day of sae the de-
sirabe lot in the Town of Warrenton on which Mrs.
Harriet B. Armistead resided at her death. The Dwelling
House is comfortable and well finished and the out build
ngs are extensive and well arranged and the garden
highly improved .
At the same time and place and the terms the
undersigned will sell small lot the Female Semna-
ry, and tract of Land the said Town. the left
side OF the Road leading the Warenon Depot and OPP
Pose the old Race Ground, containing about rs or SO
Acres. WIN. PLUMMER Executor
June 10, IS4S. 7lO-tds.
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DasuerrcOtvpe GaIIery.

c. PALMER has just returned from the NSn ~,
- and is prepared 10 execute Likenesfes 10 ~, %,
most perfect and new style, warranted never TO tde"
lose their color, large small, in Breast Pins or I
ets-having purchased Breast Pins aud Lockets eXI%
ly for the business Call and see, and have your k"
taken for your.Wife, Children and Husbands Wat'D'
ed to give satisfaction or no charge. -.
fine and good assortment of Cases. Plates 'GS H,n
terials of all kinds for sale cheap for cash only OO'
attended TO punctually.
Raleigh, Jan. "a, IS4S 66O-
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WANTED.

TTNO work in the Milton Cotton Factory, two three
i families Widow women with three four daugh-
ters preferred. None need apply without recommends
ton of good character and industrious habits.
The subscribers respectfully request any person who
may know of any family wanting situation, to call their
attention to the above
BARRETT NEWSOM & HOLDEN.
Application can be made to James D. Newsom, Esq,
Forestville, Post Office, Wake County N. G.
Milton, Ian. %, 1916. If.
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That DR.. Jayncs Expectorant is certain for asth
and that for coughs, colds, consumption, whoopng
cough bronchitis and every disease of the lungs
throat is to produce the most decided benefit
1t is recommended by thousands who have tried it, and
that is the best remedy without any exception for
all Pulmonary Diseases that has been known, for
always gives relief and when every other means
have failed.
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... ... Or the Poor Mans Friend.
NHIS Book points out in plain language tree III M
Doctor terms, the diseases Of Men, Women aDa a'Tr
dren, and the latest and most approved means us
their cure, AID is intended expressly for the OsD
Families.
1t also contains descriptions the Medicinal KOo1
Herbs OF the United States, and how they are 10
in the cure of Diseases, arranged on and HTf
Plan by which the Practice of Medicine is rcd"r ID
principles of common sense. New revised Edition
sale at Turner'S N. C. BOOKSTOAD
Raleigh, July 10, ls4s. ~
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HATS.
THE FRANKLIN PAPER MILL

TT1HE customers of this Mill hereby informed that
although it has PASSED into new hands there is no
znsncuson of its operationson the contrary its product
will soon be increased and will be found fully worthy OF
the we'll established reputation of the Mill All orders
should be addressed the Bevidcre Manufacturing Com
pany, or to
JOHN RICHARDS, Superintendent.
RAGS purchased as usual at the MILL for cash.
Richmond, Va, June "a, lS48. 7l2-4t.
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YALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Near Henderson, Granville CO., North Carolina.
TTNHE Valuable Tract of Land on which George c.
Eaton, lately resided within one mile of Henderson
The Raleigh & CASTOR Rail Road containing ove1
1850 Acres, A Large and COmmodious Dwelling
House, Ice House and necessary out-houses Barns
every fixture usual a TobacSo Farm. This Land il
first rateone half in original growth, the location re-
markable for health and good water, and will be sold
reasonable terms by the Subscriber Agent for George
Eaton, who will take pleasure in showing the premises
to any person desirous to purchase.
JNO. S. EATON,
Alto. for G. G.. EATON.
Granville, May 6th ls4s. 7O6-tf
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

WILL give thirty dollars for the apprehension and
delivery of my Negro man Tom, who has been absent
some months. Tom is about five feet six inches high,
and heavy, thick lips rathor light completed, and
looks down when spoken to-no particular marks re-
membered.
DAVID SMITH.
April 9Th, Is4s. 7O6-f
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State Of North Carolina, Wayne COHr% Cs

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Tern' ~
w. L. P. Heath rs. VIM. J. Gray.
Original attachment.
IT appearing to the Court that the defendant IS
Il resident of this State, it is ordered therefore '
lication be made in the North Carolina Standard
successive weeks, notifying the said defendant 70 ~
at the next term of this Court to be held at the
house in Waynesborough, on the Sd Monday ID Hf1 1
dext then and there to replevy plead to issue
ment final will be entered against him, and the p'f
levied on condemned to satisfy plaintiffs debt s,e
Witness, J. A. Green, clerk of said Court, al toD'
Sd Monday in May, A. d. Is4s. cr,1.
June 81, Is4s. (Pr. adv. SIS 623) H4~
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FINE BIO ODEDSTC(K.

Calves year old, and fit for service next winter,
which he will sell at $40 each. They of the supe-
forms and choicest pedigroes Three four farmers
by uniting in the purchase furnish themselves with
this excellent stock (thc only highly improved species
adapted to our climate) at very cheap rate.
June 6, 1S4s. w. r. HOLT.
Lexington N. G. 7IO-6w.
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O. l.. BURCH O. co.

WOULD inform those who feel a disposition to
APatronse the labor of the deaf and dumb in our
~ State Institution, in acquiring trade to support
themselves after leaving the Institution that they have
made arrangements with W. d. Cooke the Principal to
give the Mues work and instruction the anuactorv
of Shoes and hereafter orders may be left with them
the Principal, which will be promptly attended to-
January 18th, 1S4S. ... - 6se
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SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES
FOR 79d2

FOR l849.
- WE are now receiving large additions to our
81 Stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS DYE
STUFFS, SURGICAL INSTR UNENTS PA
TENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY
CLASS WARE, &c. DC. - )
~ which we invite the attention of Physicians Coun-
try Merchants, and others dealing in our line being
prepared and feeling satisfied that please all who
Will call and examine the prices and quality.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
Raleigh March 29 ls4s. 69e-
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North Carolina Institution
FOR THE DEAF AND DU NJ Is &.

TTNHE next Session of this Institution will commence
on Monday the Sd of July. 1t is very important that
the Pupils should be punctua in their attendance at the
s;oD 8c to he made to His Excellency, Gov Graham,
or to w NJ u OOOhh' IltCtP~1'
Raleigh, May %, 1S4S. 7OS-2m.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

4 T the Annual Meeting of the Members of the
N North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, held
at the Office of the Secretary, January 4, ls48 the fol-
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DruRglst,s Glass Ware.

now in receipt large supply Of Druggsts
mencing the Practice of Medicine, and prepared
to furnish them with every thing in their line at Northern
Prices WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
April s. lS4s. 700
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Doors AND SHOES Of erery description, style
o. L. BURCH, & CO.
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James E. Hoyt, of Washington, Beaufort county,
John McRae, of Wilmington, New Hanover county,
George McNeil, of Fayetteville, Cumberland county,
James Litchford, of Raleigh, Wake county,
]. r. Sloan, Greensborough, Guilford county,
Richard N Taylor, of Newbern, Craven county.
And at Meeting of the Directors held on the same
day. the following persons elected officers of the
Company for the ensuing year, viz:
Josiah o. Watson, President
Albert B. Stith, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
Theodore Partridge, Secretary,
Charles Manly, Esq, Attorney,
Weston r. Gales,
John Primrose, ; Executive Committee.
Richard Smith, }
The Company is in successful operation and has
issued nearly thousand Policies. 1t has on hand
capital pay for losses of 1920 and the amount
insured up to this date is about 81 100000.
Raleigh April l9, l84S. 7O2-y
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RaleiSh Classical, HHthemafical, ana
MILITARY ACADEMY.
81, ARMS and Equipments furnished by the State.
80 Classical Department, }. NJ LoTE'oi'
1SSsxss Mathematical and Military
Department, ". r DisHko"'
Juvenile Department, X. NHiTkh'RSr'
THE next Session of ths Institution will commence
on the 5th Of July, 1s4s.
Raleigh June 9th, 1S4S. II2|4":
r. The Fayetteville Observer, and the Newberman
will copy four times and send bills to J. NJ L.
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neatness accuracy and des
patch Such as the following: Blanks, Pamphlets
Labels, Cards, Hand-bls, &c. &c
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$46585 Dollars!
1880, 10000,
II Drawn Ballots out of 7S Numbers.
Making Prizes than Blanks!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For Enduring Leesburg Academy and other purposes.
Glass No. 35, for I949.
To be drawn at Alexandria, on Saturday 22nd OF
July, 1848.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
prize of $46,5s5! do of 81, 500! do $4,000!
1 do of 1000! do. 5000! do. of 1000!
do. of 8 5000! l do Of $2.45O! do.
of 2,217 l do. of 1900! 10. do of
$1,000! 10 do. of 81 900! and
10 do. of 5000!
Tickets $15-Halves 81 5O-Quarters SO 75-Eighths
81 973
Certificates of Packages of &c Whole Tickets $3.50 90
do. do. of 26 Half do 81 OU
do. do of &c Quarter do. 40 OO
do. do of &c Eighth do. 20 90
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack
ages in the above pend Lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and official account of each drawing
Immediately after it is all who order from
Address J. & c. MAURY,
Agents for J. w. MArRr, & O., Managers,
alexandria, Virginia.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES, FOR JULY
l848.
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FIRE.
TTNHE Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.,
offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise, against
loss damage by fire, at premiums to suit the times
This of the Oldest and best Insurance Companies
in the United States, and pays its losses promptly.
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh or its vicinity
to he made to S. w. WHITING, Agent
And for Milton, N. C4 and vicinity, to
N. ]. PALMER, Agent.
October 20, ls47. -.... 676-ly
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Gold Pens.
HATS
BOOTS

ONE case of MILES & SoK's BOOTS received this
~ day. J. F. JORDAN.
May Sd, ls4s. 7O5-
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IF you wish your Boots and Shoes, Harness polish
ed and preserved, call and get canister Oil Polish
price IS cents, and warranted to give satisfaction
- --.-.- FL. PESCUD & JOHNSON.
jan IL. ...-Er $50
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TASTOR OIL CAPsULEs AND CANDY. A supply
0/of Castor Oil Candy for Children, and Castor Oil
Capsul for Adults free from taste smell. On hand
and for sale by PESCUD g. JOHNSON
; NOV. I2. Cos
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Wanted Immediately.
100 BALES good Corrox, for which the highest
lOO cash price will be paid.
r. TUCKER & SON.
May ~l6, ls4s. 7O7-
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SSuperfine Family Flour, for sale by
- r. TUCKER & SON.
May l6, 1s4s. 7O7-
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wasted their time and withheld their action while they
discussed their preference TO send out volunteers
Mr. Mel referred the reproach which the gentleman
from North Carolina wished to fix upon the President tor
reducing Gen Taylor to defensive position General
Scott, by reading from his letter Gen Taylor, from
New York, Just before ne departed for his command In
Mexico He agreed with that gentleman that these
dispatches of Gen Scott might not present that officer to
the country in as fair light he ought stand but
this would not from anything retained yonder at the
other end of the avenue, but II would be to arise
from sins of com mission on the part OF the General
himself; il would be found 10 arise out OF the earnings
about "pet famiars" and 'prurlent fame uneaned ap
piled by him the best soldiers IN the army Those were
the foibles of that officer; and they would be found
such as would also embarass all the friends OF General
Scott should they determine 10 present hun to the coun
try candidate for the presidency
Here the Speakers hammer indicated that MIR Mel s
hour had expired
Mr. CLINGMAN rose to offer some explanation, say
ing that he would occupy but few minutes. He had
been misunderstood by the gentleman from Maryland
He had not asserted that General Scott had gone TO Vera
Cruz without proper supplies. He complained that the
President had not furnished the whole OF the correspond
ence He had nothing TO complain Of the paudlts be-
slowed upon General Worth nor did he believe that the
correspondence would dsparage General Scott in the
public estimation The court of inquiry, in his opinion
was gotten up merely with view TO injure General
Scott Why was it that General Worth, who alto
geher in the wrong, and who had been censured by a
court martial had been relieved from arrest and restored
to command, and General Scott suspended
AS the wing candidate for the presidency, the gen
eman from Maryland mg hit rest assured that the whole
party will unite on some one-eher civilian or mill
ary man He would ask the gentleman how he got
along with his friend near him and the Wlmot provso
The doctrine of General Cass was hostile to the
of the government for seventy years He himself had
taken the course which the government had always
taken But the western of Ohio and the western
reserve of North Carolina would, he believed unite in
the presidential contest
The House then adjourned.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1s4s.
The journal having been read


THE SCOTT, TRIsT, AND TAYLOR CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr.. CLlNGMAN rose 10 a privileged question, and
moved reconsideration of the vote of Yesterday by
which the House ordered inquiry into the expedency
of printing extra copies OF the message of the President Of
the United States transmitting the correspondence be-
tween the Department of War and Major Generals Scott
and Taylor, and between Gen. Scott and Mr.. Trist,
When that order adopted he attempted say that he
apprehended that, examination, the correspondence
would be found Incomplete and until he could ascertain
that had full statement, he was unwilling 10 or
der extra copies Since yesterday he had employed
the little time allowed to him in looking this cor
respondence and he sorry TO say now that his
pectatons were all realized He found not only impor
ant letters omitted altogether but others that given
part, with material portions cut out He had doubt
that those who furnished this correspondence did so in
the exercise of what they might consider proper dscre
ton under the resolution calling for this correspondence
for the resolution usies the keeping back of whatever
may be considered detrimental to the public interest;
in other words, (and doubtless in the construction of the
Executve what, if known, might lead 10 the overthrow
of the administration. When Mr. C. had proceeded a
lew sentences further
del and submitted whether upon motion reconsider,
the Speaker of the House would decide that
der to indulge in this course OF irrelevant debate J
Mr.. CLINGMAN was about to say what should be
the character of his remarks; but
Mr. HOUSTON desired the Chair to decide the ques-
ton he submitted The gentleman discussing the
management and the merits OF the war; and should the
Speaker decide that il in order thus TO debate
ton to reconsider, be desired il should be known now at
the commencement He stated that, on the side of the
House where he STOOL they had nothing 10 fear from
such course; they shrunk not from discussion, but
rather coured it.
The SPEAKER could not tell what the gentleman
might consider pertinent to the question, but stated that
debate should be properly restricted.
MIR. CLINGMAN resumed and, jus,fyng his fore
going observations, took wide range of remark upon
the portions of this correspondence and the
effect which its publication would certainly produce He
spoke much of the correspondence between General
md he m of
with which the garbled matter OF this correspondence
should be received by the publc and especially
planning of the suppression OF that part of The corespon
dence which relates to the court of inquiry before which
General Scott stands arraigned
In his conclusion he argued that the treaty. for the adj
was a lame and impoten, conclusion
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by IL. ". DYER, .4ucttOneer.
7 OTIS AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday, the 18th inst :,
IL at O'clock p shall sell, my auction store, the
following lots belonging the Of deceased person
Lot No l9, in square No. 6t2
Lot No. is, east of square No 642
Lot No ~, in square No. 665
Lot No. l, in square No SO
Lot No. IA, in square east of square No. SAP
Lot No. 10, in square east Of square No. 62
Lot No. s, in square 702
Lot No H. in square of square No 642 is improved.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money in cash
the balance in equal payments six, nne and twelve
months for satisfactorily secured bearing interest
March 2l-eoNds X. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
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BY order OF the Orphans Court.
DOCKS, BOOKS, BOOKS !-On Wednesday evening,
ID March e. S4S shall the sale, by auction,
land continue each succeeding evening until all sold
OF the valuable and extensive private library of Henry S.
Fox esq. deceased late her Britannia Maestys minister
the United States In will be found and valuable
books in every department of literature many of which
are in splendid bindings, and all in fine condition. Gaia
ogues Of the books ready for distribution and the
books themselves will be ready for inspection week
prior the sale, my room, 81 door from Al west
Pennsylvania Sale commence each evening
II O'clock. Terms cash.
w. M MORRISON,
March 6-3tawtsifNdts Auctioneer.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AND
IL PIANO-FORTE AT AUCTION.-On Friday the 24h
instant shall sell the residence of Mr.. Simon Brown
south street, Capitol Hil the engine.house, (the
flag will designate the house,) at 10 o'clock.
cellent assortment of furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofa. lounge, and parlor chairs
Do marble-top, pier, and centre tables
Do arm rocking chairs oltomans &c.
Do bookcase and secretary, wardrobe, DC.
Do work and washstands hat-rack, &c.
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables
fine panoorte, made by Gilbert, of Boston, 81 octaves.
of fine and touch, considered to be equal any
i'm the District
Fine damask and white Figured window curtains,
with rich gilt coniee
fine French plate gilt frame mirrors, 56 by rs inches
Girandoes, solar, astral, hail. and other lamps
Cane and wood-seat chairs, bedsteads, &c.
Feather beds and hair mattress
China, glass, and crockeyware, among which is fine
granite dinner of $50 pieces, handsomely figured
Androns, shovels and tongs
Browns patent cookngslove, and several airtghts of
best quality
Three-py, ingrain passage, and step carpets
With good lot of kitchen requisites.
Terms: All sums of and under 1925, cash $685.
dit Of and four MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
March 22-3t A. GREEN Auct
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rREEN-HOUsE and other plants mt aucti0n.--On
VI Wednesday morning next, ~ O'Clock, shall sell at
auction splendid collection of green house plants
from the garden of Mr. G. Marc, florist, Bloonin gdale
Road, New York such camilas aponcas, carnation
pnks and monthly hardy orange trees in
full blossom and fruit, &c all warranted to be as do
scrbed. ROBT w. DYER,
March 21-2t Auconeer.
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nLAID and Striped Muslins &c.-We have 500 pieces
L white musns-in
Plaid muslins at l2A
Do do 10 and Isl cents
Do do 70, rs, 81, and 81 cents
Satin stripes and cord, at all prices
Do plaids, very fine
Plain cambrics
Jaconets Null, Nansook Book, and sacharila muslins
With variety of other styles OF goods, which will be Of
fercd great bargains. D. CLAGETT co,
March 2l--6uf
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BY A. GREEN, .a.cttoneer.

by a. GREEN, .AMcttOneer.
GROCERIES AND FURNITURE AT AUCTION
VI On "Wednesday, the ed instant shall sell al the store
and residence Of Mr. Pancost north street, Capitol
HILL the north Capitol gate, in the Of Mr. Dow
sons buildings, 10 O'clock good lot of groceries and
furniture. We enumerate in part
imperial and young hyson
Coffee, sugar, spices, candles, preserves
Almonds, raisins, soap, candles
Molasses, vinegar, starch, blue
Tobacco cigars, snuff
Cotton yarn crockery, stone and earthen
Scales weights store fixtures, Nc.
With many other articles the grocery line, and lot
ofnails
Also, O'Clock, shall sell lot of furniture, such
lounge, chairs, bedsteads, stoves, &c.
TERMS All sums of and under $40, cash $780, u
credit OF two and four MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest A. GREEN,
March l9-STW Auctioneer.
P. S. The and house are for rent Apply on the
prap,i
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A N EnSlssh Woman In Amersca, by MRS m"ury'
n author of the estate of Amerta,l VOL Lon9on'
IS43. r. lhfLo"'
March q
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3s 265 prizes SS1U,3O
Tickets sI5halves 81 5Oquar,ers SO 75-eghths 81 s7s
March ~
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ID. PAINE Il CO., Managers, Alexandria, Va.

DC, Qst. I'd, Sd, 18th, 9Th, 9th,
1870" 7rh, 9Th, or 9th drawn,)
DC Ooh, 1lth, l2th, 18th, l4th,l
i4''o4 18th, 10th, 18th, lsth,)