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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-07

...TempIes of HONOR.
GRAND TEMPLE OF HOEOR OF THE STATE OF TMEsN#
LLSsssab TF VIM n Hlq Bu1dsse 4 Xxx
r; o.. N. Wozencratt w Treasurer; Rev. X Ss9@A1,S
S. Barry. G w G b r Waymouth C VT.
FE pgeREE TEMg1E No lz = q e. Ten e n.
Heart, ID r; Erastus Wells, w p TTe;asuEsT Wp H
RqHdeau " 2 y; A. q iJ P9rtsf w Do; w. j. Ahern'
LOUISIANA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. MEETS at l.
o. O. f. Hall, Jackson siieet Laay cite. Saturday
evening ing q s sPs 81 cqa V O VsSoc vi re-
Fearing. VI Al z; A. G. Reliek, w r Fhomas FIRTH
MeGGowan W G. John g. wilson W s.
OCEAN TEMPLE or HoNoR, No. 2-sicets every other
qs geo " HGgT ah a e. W H u Sherwood W e
r 3 VandeTgrH, r; r. T1PptI II ~ H9299pegT +
Gfandy W 5; ~. Lugenbuhl. Chaplain.
Crysai Fount Hat Hail. No ~ Tohoapoass street ever
HeaTtt w G +; r Van BeuIen w Y T; Jasper F. smith,
w r; Avery Barlow, w AR; J, s. Rodrek " ? r; p.
WCT
CRYSTAL TEMPLE or HosoR, No. Meets semi
aonthy, every alternate Monday evening at Temple Hall,
So Canal street OHcsrsJanies Garland w q r; Thos
James 6eRae " Il jos b Faneb II FFRs
Baulngartner w u; Horace g. BoEing, w U; Ed. A, F.
P BUS B; " q a. 4. Eldhdss' " 8 W H. BruHdas0
oDEoN TEMPLE or HONOR. No. 5e Gets semi monthly,
oSS gsos Ne az sTeBBas a e H q G
Jos. X. Gle, w T; Charles Ferguson, w v II; james
" ay q f!a AZ ToA a 1o hsB sRso5
WDU; D. !; Blades, w Gi John Ross, w s; w. H.
MAaToL1A TrMPLe or HoEoR, No. 6.-shrsyeport, La
PRovIpENoE TEMPLE or HoNoR, No; Located at Pro
whence, La QbfeerSz-A. B. Caldwell, w T; Il. Hill
W B. Esabsite, r. n q taqha SI v T. John r
WIG; R. A. Barley, 5.
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ISpITTINn RLnOn.

Dr. T0pnsea9-l verify believe that your SarsapaTlla
has been the means through Providence of saving life
have for several years had bad cough. IL became
and worse At last raised large 90 ntities Of blood had
night sweas and greatly debiated and reduced and
did expect live. have only used SarsapaTila
in am able to walk all over the city raise no
blood and my cough has left me. You well imagine
that am for these results Your OBJ DIT servant,
WIN. RUSSELL, s. Catherine st.
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TKuroNIA DIVISION, German No. 1.-OGceTs-A Bru.
enn. w P I. a. FEech, w A.; s, Schmidt RS O. bort
mund. A. s.; A. Reach, T.; p Schuser, f 81 a. Ritter
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Younger Brothers of Temperance.

WAsH1NsroN FOUNTAINS No. meets every Saturday
evening at u O'Clock. 10 Chrysta Fount Hail. No 222
TchouponIss st. 06eers-T. Heart E b; c. ]. Fyffe,
PB; E w. Perry A PB; r H. Bachman, S d. Muir
A s.; J. L. Viven r. Lambert. g E. Decassen,
w: -- o w; Vim. E. Deacon. P B.
ORLEANS FoUNTAIN No 2-BIeets every Thursday even
ing it haiipast ocock at Pelican Division Hall corner of
- Charles and Common streets. QIeers Hill E-B.;
f. Morgan 2. B.; e. R0ndean A. P. B. w " Phelps. g.;
b. u Brakeman. A. 81 p Haofsn, G.. w A Thompson,
A. G.. j j. Lsbatt, J.W @. r. Van Benthuysen, o. W.;
DIV Young, p P. B.
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH

CANhEh II THE m0OIh;
sends SaTsapaa has saved the lives OF Thousands of chill
dren. The following two certificates selected from great
number received this week.
NKw YORK, April i, 1S47.
DR.. TODnsea9-DeaT Sir: One of my children very
sick with CRnker in the Month and Throat attended with
great debility. Il came dying obtained some Of your
excellent medicine, and cured directly for which aure
you feel very grateful. 1ouu respectfully.
ELIZABETH FOWLER, 81 DeabrOEleE st,
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This Is only one Of more than four thousand Of
Rheumatism that Dr. TOwnzend's SarapnnIa has cured
The and chronic weekly eradoated By
its extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ., of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Baekwels Island. is the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter
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The medicines issued by the Graefenbarg Gonna.
sst of Series, pre6minently adapted to the disease
thev are respectively recommended. Great disTsn.
tached 10 the Patent Medicine business By persons
uaipers0L powers for a single given medicine. Ifte
intelligent community. Il is contrary to the gers ~
pies of common sense.
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AA Sc So

TW. GIBBONS Gs4sra. Broke 80. g ou.fomngsse
u street up stairs my1U
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

A GENTS Tor the sale Of the following articles,
IA have constantly hand, aud for sale on liberal
terms,
CUT NAILS, SPIKES and BRADS-manufac-
tured by the Aniietam Iron Works.
PIG IRON, No. |, Foundry, (Charcoal) -manu-
facurcd by the Antietam Iron Work,
BAR lRON-of superior quality, and arious d
mansions, say flat bars. inch to u inches wide, by
TO inch thlck square aud round bars. TO nchc.
in diameter. manufactured by the Baltimore Cit,
Rolling Mill.
BOILER PLATES-'f any size and pattern.
SHEATHlNG COPPER full assortment from
IA TO 80 or Also, Copper and Composition Nails.
Braziers Sheets. and Copper Tacks
COPPER BOLTS assorted.
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MuNTz"
PATENT ENGLISH SHEArHISG METAL-ihc well
known reputation Of this article, and its superiority
To any other manufactured. entities il to preference;
IA constant supply received dirrrf from England.
w. < II. McKiM.
sep 10 II No. 81 and % g. Coy street.
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Drv Goods Sales in Ne,c York.-Thc first great
auction sale of the season, says the New York Sun.
terminated on Thursday, 9th ult., the aggregate
value of the goods sold being about two hundred
thousand dollars, at very fair prices. Irish linens
commanded nearly high prices as last year Brit
ish hosiery and British manufactures generally sold
from ten to fifteen per cent under the prices OF last
spring, and American manufactures at twelve TO
twenty per cent. under last years prices. The
largest sacrifice upon Philadelphia manufactures
which sold at very low prices. Among the purcha-
scrs were several merchants from the middle Allan
tic and middle Western states, south of New ork,
but the principal purchasers were our own n. YORK
iobbcrs and importers. From the heavy purchases
made by the latter, infer that they have judlcous
" lcssened their orders to England this year. Eng
lish manufacturers will supply them here cheaper
than they can import. This sale about ten days
earlier than usual Other sales announced early
next month. m
The Tribune of Tuesday says-The second Dry
Goods sale of the had yesterday by Austcns
& Spcer. The company was fair, but there was
little or no spirit shown, and the prices obtained
we're scarcely as good as at the sale last week.
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From 81. 7nomas.-By the arrival at this port of
the schooner Samuel b., Capt. Staples, IA daysrom
St. Thomas, we learn that the Sugar crop was very
ourshing and bright prospects were entertained for
an abundant harvest Planters had already begun 10
Gather their crops and some had commenced to grind
Shocks were in great demand, and could be sold at
$50 per thousand. Pitch pine Lumber was very
scarce, and selling at 1927 per thousand white
pine Lumber was bringing SIS. American Produce
was in demand, occasioned by the very few arrivals
nj the island from the States for the last two or three
months. Capt Staples left the brig Oxford at ST,
Thomas, 10 sail for St. Domingo in a few days, to
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lis on london esterI'g 60 days, 9!alO perct.prem.

TOBACCO CONTRACT For THE FRENCH GOVERN
MENT.
We gave a statement on 22d ult. of the terms upon
which the contract for Maryland and Virginia To
bacbo was tacn at Paris, 3Oth Dcc but could not
do so with the kentucky contract as the terms had
not come forward, We have now the privilege, and
refer to the article ''Tobacco in our Review OF the
market in another column.
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Misunderstanding statements are made In the
papers with regard 10 the hemp crop correspon-
dent of the Louisville Journal says the receipts from
Missouri in lSi7 were: In ST. Louis, oO,336 bales;
the average crop in Missouri for the last four years.
1903 tons In ISL the crop is said TO be below that
average in Missouri, and in Kentucky to have fallen
off nearly onc.half Hence, he concludes that Ken
lucky manufacturers will have 10 buy largely OF Mis-
souri, consuming as they do about 10000 tons annual
w. The Lexington (Kcn) .dtldS sets down the Mis-
souri, crop last year an average one G,3O2 tons J
The average crop of Kentucky is said TO be ,ooO
tons but from various causes that OF 1877 VIII not
exceed $4,000 tons. Hence II lniers mat thc henp
coming 10 market this year will be sufficient only for
Western consumption, and that whatever is shipped
Fast will cause 10 the same extent deficiency for
Western manufacturcrs.-S Louis Union.
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load for some port in the United Statcs-Saca""ah
Repub. 26h.
from Jqmaica-The schr. ]. B. Lindsey, Capt.
Hcnlon, arrived at this port yesterday IRON Port
Antonio, (Ja) in 10 days. Capt. 5. reports that
planters in all parts of the Island OF Jamaica had
planters in the parish Of Portland had entirely lcit
their crops account of the scarcity of aborcrs and
want of funds to cary them on. Several Of them had
taken passage for New Orlcans.-iJid
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COASTWISE.
Elstport-Brig Druid
Herrings 100 brls plaster 40 tons, laths 100000
T X Matthews & Co.
Eastport-Brig Josephine.
Plaster $50 TONS grndsones 81 tons, laths 10000,
herrings 225 bxS, potatoes ~ bris' 1 Il Matthews
4 Co.
Mdze so brs, Garland & Cunningham; cases,
Harrison s. Coz Is do, Wyman, Appleton x CO.. %
csks, order; 800 cases, sundry persons
Boston-Bark j. W. Paige.
emmy bags "a pkgs iron 20 do, cordagc ~ coils,
boots and shoes 700 pkgs, mdze 100 do, sundry con-
signecs.
Sheet iron 40 pkgs, rum 81 brls, order; boots and
shoes 1000 pkgs, mtze 1000 do, sundry consignees
Boston-Sch. Sharon.
Coffee 2l6 bags, hemp 100 bales, mdze 500 pkgs,
Netr York-Bark Stella.
Coffee 2733 bags, zebra wood Is logs w Bruno
Ne,c York-Sch Joseph Brotcn.
Grain 2lOO bushels, Walters * Harvey; mdze 500
pkrs, Conway S Armstrong; hemp tons, mdze 5Ui
rNe, Ne,p York-Sch. II. Gerard.
NIdzc IL pkgs Harrison & Co; steel bdls, Thomas
& Co; mdzc prcl, GsmbrilI, Carroll x Co; All
f'9'' Ne,p York-Sch. Michigan.
Wine ar csks, oil 50 bskts, cigars 10 bdls, mdze
AZ bxs. I, Thomscn & Co; cassia 300 mats, c Pitt;
mdze IA bxs, Elder, Gelston Co; cases, lay
Ior & Son: - pkgs, George s Carson; tin % pigs,
oil II hhd tres brls tobacco IS bales apples 200
brls, mdzc 679 pkgs, order
Sarannah-Sch Portia
Cotton 50 bales, rice l5l Inf tres, wine bxs, w
Habersham.
Franklin, Ola BRIG Moselia.
Sugar POS hhds molasscs 200 brls, S Hurlbut s. Co.
Ne,c Orleans Ship Seaman.
Molasses 1874 brls, Il Whtridge Co; rs do,
whiskey SO do sugar $50 hhds, pork 80 brls, bacon
S csks, cotton 20 bales, order.
Netp Orleans-B Brig Charles.
Sugar lao hhds, molasses PIG brls, order.
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HUNTS Merchants Magasine.-The Agency of
this Periodical in this city, has been changed; Mr.
CoLBURN, the former Agent, having embarked in an
other business from that Of Bookscng, has transfer
red his Agency to Mr.. JOSEPH RoRINsoN, BOOKSELLER
No ll5 Baltimore street. Sd door w South street,
who received early this week subscribers February
No
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II ARD, PORK, AND BACON

IL 81 bis. LEAF LAKD, newly rendered
$50 brs. Paine Mess PORK
$1,000 600 lbs slams in pickle, our own curing and
2o' ooo ,u'' I SUI OF the best quality.
Also, superior Hams, Sides, Shoulders, and Lard
for family use, for sale by
ADAMS & STEVENSON,
je II Lexington ST., opposite the Market House.
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have never seen anything completely in muItum
in parvo as the computing Scale and Time Tele.
graph, and cannot doubt that it will soon come in
general use with the accountant and mechanic
PhiLa. North Americun.
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ssss ssss1 e ELl
JOSEPH TAYLOR a. SON.
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
MI Fl /,

ING MERCHANTS,
Corner OF Eutaw aud German streets.
BALTIMORE:
GOODS consigned TO their care or left at their
" Depot, will be forwarded daily, via Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road and Wagons. to the West.
The location of their house in this place aud Of
their gents in Cumbe raud being on III. Rail Road
enables them TO receive and forward Goods BY this
route with but little handling or expense.
Shippers requested to send their bills Of adne
or receipt, on shipme mt of goods
Produce consigned to them for sale will receive
particular attention. june 5u
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PILOT SAIL DUCK.

FENHE subscribers. agents for the sale Of PILOT
SAIL DUCK. have now on hand aud will be
constantly supplied with an assortment Of numbers
from > to TO- Of that SUPERIOR ARTICLE. which
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS
Apply 10 ). PHILLIPS 60.
June 5 " 81 Bowly's Wharf.
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Letter. sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed fine paper and adapted
to correspondence be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w corner of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, (up stairs,) to-day by o'clock, at g.
cts. single, or cts. each, for or more copies.
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EXPORTS TO GREAT BRITAIN.

For London.--The bark Pioneer, GAIT, was
cleared at this port Friday of last week with the
following cargo, viz Bacon 500 boxes S55 bales, 10
hhds punchcons and so tres; Pork 296 bxs,, and
357 brs; Lard 1914 kegs, 525 irkins, lO csks, and
76 tres. Gin bladders.) Total as follows
Bacon..... Asa, $40 lbs....... value, S 49, 800
Lard, .....l5I ,3oO .....-..... ''.izo4I
Pork ,........-. ....'.......lf,l 4o
t.--
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Fuller's Computing 1elegraph.-This is most
ingenious application of the mathematical scales, to
a revolving circle moving within stationary one
BY its agency problems of intrcocy may be perform
ed with correctness and precision. tworks IN whoie
numbers and fractions both vulgar and decimal; com
putes interest for years and days; performs the rule
of thrces and evoutions; measures superhces, the
solid contents of cones and pyramids timber, guages
and in fact there seems but few rules in arithmetic
or geometry that it does not embrace. In accounts
mcnsuraion and other particulars, it seems almost
invaluable and with little practical knowledge OF
its working will save much time and labor. We
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10. HANRE, jan H.
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EXPORTS FROM CUBA.

ENtfact Of ICttcr, dalrd
HAvAHA, January 7, lS4S.
At foot we give you our Export Table, made up
from official sources, showing the quantity of Island
Produce shipped from the ports Of Havana and Ma
tanzas, also comparison with previous years
There are but few sales Of Sugars now being made
Molasses has declined to q RS. Lard in kegs is
worth llsa2 RS; and Dry Cod, 81 re- per quintal
Freghts very dull.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

MniIs and TraVeIIinS FncIIItits.
On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities-Stcamboat and Car regulations Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &C.
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ROBERT HOOPER.
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAk Err,
No los Pratt street, near South,
;voa # BALTIM OR
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RALTENH q IL Il:

SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, l94s,
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WILLIAM SPEAR,
No. 40 COMMERCIAL ROW,
LOHRfRD STREET,
HAS FoR SALE THE FoLLowIHG ARTICLES:
e. III EATHING COPPER. from IL to "a o.
~ YELLOW SHEATHING METAL, do.
BRAZlERS' COPPER,
COPPER NAILS.
COPPER BOLT RODS,
COMPOSITION NAILS and SPIKES.
BLOCK TIN,
SPELTERS,
TIN PLATE, Sc, Sc, Sc
0tj-Old Copper purchased. june 6 IT,
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R. HORACE LOVE. CIV. MARTIN. R.B.HAMPToE.
LOVE, MARTIN & co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Western Produce Dealers,
No. l2S 10 MBARD STREET,
BettreeH Light and CharieI-sts.
CHARLES V. MARTIN, Of the above firm, will still
continue in the FAMILY GROCERY BUSINESS.
at he old stand, No. - Baltimore street, il connec.
ton with VIcToR VALLETTE, under the firm Of
MARTIN & YALLErTE,
where they will be constantly supplied with their
usual varieties Of CHOICE TEAS, WINES, Ii.
QUORS, &c. ian l-tf
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J. M'CuLLoGH. J. M'KEEHAN. C. D. cuLBrRrsoN
JOHN M'CULLOGH & co.
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
No. SO and IS Botcly's WhaJ,
BALTIMORE. MD.
REFERENCES
Messrs. Henry Rirmnn & Sons,
% Wilson Il Hopkins, Baltimore, Nj.
" Reynolds. s. Smith,
q Groc,bcck & Co.
" Evan, & Swift, : Cincinnati, o.
- Jno. Swasav & Co.
" 7. T. & w. Butcher. Philadelphia. Pc.
Mr.. r. Galway,
Mes,rs. Burbrijg", Wilson s. Co Pittsburgh. Pa.
Myers, Hunter Co.
Mr.. D. b. Hill a..
Mess,s. Finny, Lee & Co. 90 H'N''' 'Ao
June | yr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
Rough and Ready Hotel.

FNHE subscriber respectfully tenders his inanRs
i 10 his friends and The public generally Tor
the liberal patronage with which he has been ia
vored since he became The proprietor OF the above
Hotel, and now informs his friends and The pub
lie, particularly members of the Legislature and
strangers visiting the city the present winter,
who may be unacquainted with the conveniences
and comforts of his house, that his house has re-
Gently undergone many Improvements through.
oul, which renders il as comfortable, pleasant
and attractive as any similar house in The city.
Without enumerating his bill OF fare, suffice
il TO say, that be has made the necessary arrange
mems with The officers on board the seambo ats
and cars TO use every excrtion 10 obtain Tor him,
daily, The best from The Northern markets, and, BY
this arrangement, he is prepared 10 keep cen
stan!!y on hand supply OF every luxury and de-
licacy which this aud the Northern markets al
lord His Bar, as usual, is never deficient Of any
any thing in its way, but kept always supplied
with every thing Ct the best that can be called for
or desired, and he hopes, by his renewed efforts
10 please, and devotins strict personal attention
10 his business, 10 merit and receive conlinu-
ance OF that patronage which has heretofore been
SO literally bestowed upon him BY generous
public. THOMAS WHEELEY.
N. B. wish to employ, Immediately, good
dining-room servant, that can come we'll recon-
mended, for whom good wages will be given
Dec. l9 THOMAS WHEELEY.
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METHODIST BOOK CONCERN
l69, Main s., opposite Exchange Bank.


A T this Establishment ran he found a general and
~ well sriecied assortment Of STATIONERY and
FANCY GOODS, which WILL b. sold at moderate ad
vance upon the cnst-cnnsistine III PARK as follows
Fooiscap and Letter Paper pian and ruled Of vari-
Gus qualities
A 10, OF beautiful Note Paper, different patterns,
sizes and qualities
Envelopes of all sizes and qualities; Tissue Paper
Drawing Paper, BrI-to Boards; Bloung Paper
Enveloring Paper; Hardware Paper; Bonnet Boards
Perforated Boards; Enamerd Cards; Visiting Cards
Printers Cards: Painted Motto Cards
Black Lad Pencils Slate Pencils plain and IN cedar
Sand Boxes; Black Sand; insstands, great variety
Wafer Cups. WATERS and Sealing Wax
Portfolios, extra ana hnr; Music Portfolios
a,abastrr Cdssets: io Paper Weights
Letter clip; Bill Flies; Bill Head Boxes
Post Office Boxes. Card Rack; Calendars
Steel Pens: Gold Pens; Paprrirs. beautiful article
Scented Satch.ts; Pen Holders Water Colors
Mathematical lie irunrnts School States, all sizes
Porcelain States; Eretpolnird Leads
Pearl Ivory and Bone Folders
Motto WATERS erea, variety; Wafer Stamps
Black Blue and Red Ink; P-arl and Shell Card Cases
Red Tape Flat and Round Rulers; Quilts
India Ink; do. Rubber: Rosewood Desks
Rosewood Work Boxes; Pen Makers, IN etc. article
lndeble Ink. Ivory Tablets
BLANK Books Of every description; Newspaper Files
English TwiRe; Adhesive Paper Bands
Sponge Blotting; Parallel Rulers
Pocket Diaries for 'le
Pen and Pocket Knives; Scissors, &C &C.
Dee l5-eo6t LEROY NJ LEE, Assistant Agent.
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Lam 6eri7s d fSIce.

On fourteenth Street undcr The Exchange Hotei.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully uniforms isfriends
and tile public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker the olice Ton i;h
street, underline Exchange HOTEL, formerly occupied
oy u. III. Hoyt. and recently nv f. Il. Peadeion.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Glass II, Nov. 30lh:
36 81 81 81 49 "A Is D IS 10 % TO 20.
Whole Ticker % sc SO, prize 0; 81 900 sent
TO this otfi,e.
Drawn Nos. Delaware 81, Dec IA:
81 60 Al 81 3 81 - So % 81 81
Whole ticker, 20 81 u, a prize Of $500, sent
10 this Office.
MoNDAY-The Virginia MonongaIia Lottery, Class
No 70. Capitals s30,OOO 10 ,GOn, 5000, a,O0, 500,
1922 10 of 1000, Is Nos. Is drawn Tickets 81;
halves 4; qrs. ..
ruEsDAY-Ths Va. Leesbure Lottery, Class II,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals: sa5 900,
5000 $3.50, 2Utn. ,64n. 10 Of 400, SC Is Nos II
drawn. Tickets So; halves 50; Grs. IS.
WEDSESDAY-Spl-ndid Scheme! The Delaware
State Lottery Glass No. 63 Capitals 81 G66, Il 33l,
6,t66 4,l75 Of a,ooo, Of ,25o Of ,aun Sc. e
Nos, "a drawn. Tickets $40: halves 5: ar. > 80.
THURSDAY-Th- Sussex county (pelawar-i I.ot;e-
~, Class oil. Capitals: 5000 5,nO0, $40, 25D,
,l3i, 10 Of 500, &c. 81 Nos, IL drawa. Tickets S.
haives2 So Irs -.
FRiDay-rhe Virginia Monongaa Lottery. class
No. 81. Caritas sau,nOO 500, 1900, &C &c Nos. "A
drawn. Tickets 81; halves !. quarters /.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. rhr sussex county
(Oeawar-l Lottery, Extra, Class No 1876 Capitals:
$4,000, &c. - Nos, "a drawn. TckeSs halves 81
cts; pnartrrs25 {.
Saturday EvenIg-Salrs close al : o'clock.
Il MAG.iFI ScHEME
The Virginia L-rsburg Lottery Class q. Capitals
sd5 PSF Of 900 al 5000, II OF $40 10 Of POO %
600, So Of 800, e.. IS Nos - drawn. Tickets su
shares IN proportion.
r- Orders FOR packages, certificates of packages
nsle tickets shares III thc above any Of Man
~ Co.'s Lotteries, (nl which there drawings
every day al prices varying from 81 10 Sl0 for tickets
wlIlIecrlvr The most prompt attention. and the draw
lngs forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventures
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
~ Recoilect So.3-"Thers's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'Nnre Dec *