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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

All kinds of tobacco adapted for the Of segar
man ufac lures were in limited demand Kentucky and
Virginia leaf were very dull.
WHIsKEY-The market less active and small
sales State Prison reported 24c small lot (5
hhds.) Drudge, sold ut 23lac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

successive Sunday adds and ad hiring muuds this mag
nfcent te from whose cup the surrounding scenery
Flushing, High Bridge Astoria and all toat the reach
within 100 miles, he enjoyed The
tons for ladies' and refreshments une1aed and the
OF Mr. and Mrs Van Nosand their vsters assiduous and
kind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

For President, General Taylor; for Vice
President Willard Fillmore for fine French Boots to JONESs
IL Ann where the best article and fit for
prcs than place in the city wanting good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18
GUNNER BOARDING AT THE CITY HOTEL NEWARK

ONG BRANCH NEW JERSEY BATH BUILDINGS
IL This Sea Bathing establishment opens FOR patrons June
18th. Complete and elegant repairs additions and renovauons
have Ieen made The Orus Fulton Market and H.
Lewis Washington Market make daily trips stages ready az
Ocean House No effort spared TO give satisfaction
JAMES GREEN, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18
A CARD-uR WIN uTrJD worrn r.rr r,,1s -,

sion 70 return his sincere thanks to the New
The very numerous favors he received their hand dr
the many years has had the honor Appearing before them ami
would respectfully announce that his Benefit win take place ne
chatham Theatre tomorrow tMonday) evonins June gt when
VIII be presented the drama the "Oean LIFE. the
spectacle OF the Spirit Of the Waters Farce Ne
Particulars Of which will no expressed in bills OF The dav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

COFFEE HOUSE AND HOTEL FOR sALE-rnE LEASE,
49, Hxtnnna Qf ue STATE Coffee House. w Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

The receipts at tde-water up to the 14th inst show
large falling of when compared with last year As
the receipts last year unusually large and proba
bly, not fair criterion by which to make safe esti-
mate for the future, have made comparisons with
previous years which annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

CENTREvILLE COURsE-TROTTING PURsE-S25O TWO
~ mile heats in harness. free for all rotting horses
on Thursday June 2dtwo to start to make II
three or more should enter the will be $500 To close Mon
day evening by o'clock at Loveoy $50 Of the purse
to the second best horse JOEL CONKLIN Pro prietor
Centrevie 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

~ RICE vas dull, with downward tendency n pree
Su6ARs-Ihe transactions embraced 200 boxes brown
Havana al o1a cts, and 100 do. white do at 7lla7<
tts, mos l3o boxes brown sold at "a, cash
SreAns-l5oooo Principe (steamhoat, changed hands
at ST. short price. ''
TAlLow-We hear of $4,000 lbs common rendered at
~ cts ~
PaoUsioNs-Sales of about 500 bbs mess pork were
made at $40 So and 200 do prime at SO Sales of 20
tierces dry sated hams made at a1{c shoulders
were worth SIC; and hams sc, offered A small sale of
prime western smoked hams, made at SIC Beef
remained steady with small sales to the trade at YES
terdays quotations. sales of 500 bbls prime mess
made at IS. LardSales of 500 to GOO lbs were made
at csc to 6'lc, There was no change in cheese or
butter
SrERINe-Further sales of 100 barrels were made on
terms not Understood
TsAs-There was better feeling in Tea and prices
since the last public sale have advanced some ~ 10
per cent, with sales of 900 packages
ToBAcco-We submit the usual statement showing
week ending this afternoon. Juno IL
- - Prices Sold. Rect Stock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18
BROADWAY THEArRE.-gENEpIr or yIs9p w,r

RW1nUWAi IIEATKE-BENLFIr OF MTS3 r. Wal
= LACk. Monday Evening juno 10 will DO performed he
comedy OF FAsuioN-Ada frueman Mr Bake Count de Joli
malne Lester ~ Howard, u A.. Kingsley Mr. Tiffany
dereks Mr. L. Teony Twinkle, Mr. Augustus Foe
MoDoua Snobson adaway Mrs Tiffany, Mr Winstanley Ger
truue MISS r. WalacE semphina Tiffany, Mrs Sergeant Prn.
, , Mrs Waf Minsse Mss Te sn To conclude With
Mr. Lester Lord Rivers Mr. Kinssey Jnues Davis Mr. Vacbe
ady freeoye. Miss f. Wallack; ARA Davis Mrs Chapman
Dress circle and parque 30 Family circles Gallery
I2isc 10 commenee at quarter 70 oight ooloel ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

GHALLENGE-s500-To ANY BOAT IN TIE UNITED
- States, exceeding feet in Length The
ABRAHAM BARKER Of Jersey City, viii into compcti-
ton ail boat and tie above is ready a NO Washing
ton Market where the undersigned will be found.
JOSEPH TUERS. Proprietor Of tho Abraham Barker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

TAR IEyETT's PATENT FNAMELLED PLATES--A NEW
invenon for Artificial Teeth (sr which letters atent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

CASTLE GARDEN-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
WIZ be given On sunday evening June 18Th lSis By Ioth
ans celebrated New York Brass band programme-art l.
The home OF our hcrsbiooned; Ewes fermentation
bloomfield Andante and Allegro Mendeshon still my
heart Eciarse; %Qd Hundred Luther; "ChorusHoana
Haydn Fart IL" Cavana-my every thought "-bloom-
held Pilgrim Fathers"-Bloomheld; "1he Church our
Fathers -Wober "Repose PAX Handel Vital Spark +"
Haydn List TO the Convent Bell Mondeshou Voice
the serIBoomaeldi "Polonaise Kufiner Concert to
commence Mt o'clock Admission l2 cents The Cosmora-
mas have been re.aranged and can DO all times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

CHATMAA TrEATRG-soI.E PROPRIETOR AND Lxs.
- - sec Mr. y. y ChaniseuBeneat Of Mr. Hield-Nonday
vs.iHs iu9 ,t, VAL By performed Nautical Drama in
aS,a called EsEhf lNCH sAi.oR-Capt Rlunds Mr.
charlson Sir Timothy Tadpole Ward; Mat Variton n Held
Isbea Morve, Mrs. g. Jones; Mi,g MoryIle isherao T
Jig by Miss Dclorane After which, the hu1habe Fare r
CAOS is CON y hGAINCo Chaos Mr. Parley. aek I.nnce
r sd Harriet Miss iidreh 70 conclude with ihs sPIRTos
Jones Doors open at 7ierfernano. commence At ~ oe
Boxes. % ocrts Pit l25< Private Boxes So ~ 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

FNIREw0RKS FIREWORKS.---THE LARGEST AsSORT-
Of tho quality had the old
established ll6 Chatham Orange
second door Orange All the goods warranted aud
any part Of the city vicinity free Of charge
l.. 4. yULTEr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT THE CITY ctoru-
- ing Warehouse V2 Fulton street. opposite ae oi NorA
Church Coats ~ 90 $40 Pant from 81 y ~ VESTS
from 81 TO 81 whole sdt for BID. r. SMITH, N3 Fulton
sfrp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

M ECHANICa HALL, AZ BROADWAY, BETWEEN
IVA Grand aad 6roome etree M0NDAY JUNE 49, AID every
nsat duas tho wset-he original CuRISTfS III HELS,
whose concerto duing the past FIGHT MONTHS hhvo been
oeed with such distinguished patronage and uncxar,ped
racst respectfully that they viii their
original and nmtsbo entertainments every night until fur.
ther notice. Admiration cena Doors at Concert via
dominance ~ E.nsasr and Dirontsr. ? CHRJsTy. By
the heads several families Afternoon Concert viii
be given Saturday next June 2ih Doors open
at 3 o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

Two LADIES BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.-A FIRST
hnceA aud house et with the good viii and
business established in desirable situation FOR work
the best order Good given for the parties resniug
Rent moderate Address r. Herald Oiee, with real name
WIN m int can be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

- RAND CRICKET MATCH.-TIIERE WILL BE A GRAND
~ match ut rcet pllytd Monday 18th between the two
best ccvens Of The St. Georges Club their beautiful grounds
the Rcd House Play at 10 o'clock wicket pitched
a. . o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18
D oBRERY on TuE PREsIDENr OF TnE BANK oF

- 0BBERY OF TUE PRESIDENT OF THE BANK OF
IL Chester CountyA bold aud partially successful effort has
been made recently 10 circulate the stolen notes Of TIE Bank OF
Chester County in the Western part Of this State The public Is
aan cautioned receiving Of this Bank II the issues
prior 1919 There indications Of similar efforts having been
made in the northern q this State Notes q this description
those quarters should therefore, he regarded with
particular scrutiny There but small number OF notes Of the
old Issues besides the stolen notes; aud all who dosrc
perpetrators Of this highanded and daring robbery
brought Justice will be careful about receiving theu WI
DARI INGrON, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18
ID ABLY JUMPERS PATENTED IN THE UNITED STATES

RAbh JtMtEno' ~ ~ ~ III 81 ~ ~,
mother in the Of her children and approved by thousands
aud the highest medical authority. To he
hai wholesale retail at the general depot 81 broadway v
G.. ". FUTILE. Patentee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

ONCE Martins 10 Grand, LondonThis magnificent tio
M having recently undergone extensive alterations. and
portion q It newly furnished will be found on trial TO have
rival metropolis both in point Of and
The Coffee OF the largest and most
comfortable in England Board s. day. Hot and Cold
Baths THOMAS SPENCER LhNNEl, Manager.
Formerly Chief Steward Of the
British Queen Steamship.
Reference in York to Mr. G. White Sc Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

DIssoLUTION.-TIIE CoPARTN ERSHIP HEREToFoRE
~ existing under the firm of VIM DENNIS Co, is this day
dissolved By mutual The business will he settled by s
q q. 5. DENNIS, No. lo0 Washington 81. . -
WILLIAM DENNIs
SAMUEL DENNIS.
New York, June 10, 1913. CALy1NS DENNIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

Underwater from the of navigation to the
14th of June, inclusive is as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

GUNNER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES-JAMES Been
- Co being anxious TO reduce their stock Of summer GOODS
prices Of their Baages Ogandiss Jaconets
Cacoes Silks Shaw and Scar Manlas, Grape Shawls. En-
hrodees and Iaces white Muslin and Handcrcet Hosiery.
Gloves offered reduced bargains at $50 Broadway.
g ALL ROkT FOR SAIE--A YACHT OF TEN TONS, BUILT
y In the hest manner nearly now very fast saer VIII
he sold alta very great bargain Apply - Broad
PETERS'S Fisheman's Hail. South Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

ID iDING WHIPS, RIDING GLOVES, FANS, OPERA
II Glasses, Sc.-FREDER1CK A. WOODWORTu, 325 Broad
eay oppe the Broadway Theatre has received by the Bavaria
from navre elegant assortment of Ladies' Riding Whips Gold
Silver Silver Gilt Mountings Also Ladies Riding Gloves
lGantlas fAmazonc) White iuH anl ColorgL Opera 0ias
extensive and varied Together with col
on OF Bridal Mourning and Dress Fans Of the most beautiful
lnsraintinn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

CRAND MOONLIGHT AND COTfLLfON EXCURSION Up
" Hudson larry Steamboat COLUM-
BUS will make grand Moonlight Excursion Monday Evening
10Th larry leaving the foot Of Robinson
bali past o'clock and Hammond quarter NJ,
viii proceed directly the river 20 Tarrtown where the
boat will remain about hour returning the city
sonahlo time. fine Band Of Music will accompany the boat
Refreshments board the boat Tickets 30 cens be obtained
IN board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

Decrease 207o9 Inc. 2ls257 Dec. 1915 Dec. l3l67
The value of merchandise imported into this district
excepting that sent to the warehouses; and the amount
received for duties during the week ending the 10th
instant in each of the three years is annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

ri 0rICE.-THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE
~ PHILADELPHIA and Reading Railroad Company due 1850
Of said bonds into preferred stock Of the company bearing seyen
interest be issued ayreeaby at tho last
session Of the PENNSYLVANIA Legislature will 30 received the
oie OF John Thayer Brother Boston, Charney Wheelan
PHILADELPHIA; snd & JAUDON & CO., 81 Wall street, New
Nnrx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

NJ iGIIT BLOOMING CERES IL fLOWER--TuE SUB
IN serbcr will fine sTcmca In flower Monday
ing All who fond Of flowers land who Is nou)
respectfully invited 20 call and see IT,
r. DUNLAP Florest, Sc, 6s5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

'NABERNACLE-1HE FIRST GRAND CONCERT OF MI
Maurice Strakosch Pianist of the Emperor OF Ru, sa will
be given Thursday %, june Mr. Srakoseh will 10
sisted by eminent vocais Pa tcuars will be given th
Monday papers. Admi so cents Tickets be had
principal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

CASrLE GARDEN-PERFORMAEC TO COMMENCE AT
Admission, % ecntsManagng Director Mr. Geo.
Holland-Mr T. Y Chubb Musical Observation-Disclosures
rator Sig Angelo Monte La-Maohnery Mr. r. MeNay-Pro-
peres Mr. GibertMonday evening June 18TH sis the
After which, the drama of OLD HONESTY Michael Bradshaw
Mr. Nckinson Joseph Bradshaw, Rhr; Toby Perch Mr. Io
and Dame Bradshaw, Mrs Vernon Also, for the first this
season MUSICAL OHIO. To conclude with the burlea OF
WATER WIrCHES-Tom Townsend j. L. Baker; Joe smith,
Mr.. Holland; Fanny Sharks Frary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-18

plARNUGs AMERICAN MUSEUM. T. BARNUH. Pro.
~ metor, =. HrrHoocs, ksnAyerSpendd perform
eyer ~ O'clock and every evening at The mana
has the pleasure Of engagement short
tme with the U. s. Minstrel Band and Cleo Club who will ap
pear variety Of Gees Chouses &c. every afternoon and
Also engaged for the first time Mr. John
HARRINGTON the well known and extensively popular American
Magician and Venrloqus Also engaged the wonderful and
interesting Lambert Family composed Of the celebrated Highland
Mammoth Boys Giant Baby Wax Scripture Satuary AID vare
y Of brilliant Electrical Experiments with powerful
Apparatus Madame Rockwell the amous Fortune Tes b.
privately consulted for Is Admission raol
crdt1g Enssa Performances &c, - oh1rep
sen years Of AID old enoush TO wfk sioae l no
rsrs9d irons ahiilinr asoh extra.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
THE RESULT.

We are again disappointed, for what reason
go eanno, say, in receiving Geographic despatch
f,,m Washington We are forced 10 go TO press
e,or Inc country, without waiting for It's arrival
4 The Wings are exul,ing with frantic Joy over
their victories reported BY telegraph. They claim
New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts YER
mont Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maryland De-
ilaware, New jersey, North Carolina hsD''',
Tennessee.
srhev concede TO Cass, Ohio, Michigan, Maine
/ New Hampshire, aud South Carolina. This
uoy be all true-tul, il it be so, we cannot 100
!deeply regret 10 see that The South has been sold
land sacrificed to the free-soil abotionists oil Inc
lNorh. Gen. Taylor never would have received
he vote Of The North, had not his supporters there
t,e, thoroughly assured that he would not veto the
iWimo. Proviso, that gross aggression upon
Southern rights On the other hand, he would
M, have received The votes Of any portion OF
be South, il he had not been represented there
90 hostile 10 the Proyso. II he has been elected,
! is the result OF the deepest political deception
,b.t ever marked our history. That Millaro
Fillmore should have been sustained by any Por-
ZION OF Inc South, is strange and notifying. we
rms, tha, the South may no. have reasonto rue 'ne
say tina, elevated Tay or and Fillmore to the pfes'-
d,ncv under The circumstances. We would were
i pcssiole, look upon The future in brighter CO.
lors bu, we cannot resist the convict'on' mat
,bon,d TAYLOR and Fillmore be elected, either Inc
so,,b will be sacrificed, or sectional commissions
or disuuion be The consequence. May f1ed'e"
aver, the fatal EVENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Otssce,

NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Let all the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos OF Leesburs, No. Ga:
46 81 70 &c 68 60 l6 81 10 81 Al.
Tickle, Nos. % 4G 90, a prize OF $1,000 sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Mononsaia Class &c:
sc 70 II 60 T6 50 sc 80 Is sc 35 "a 81.
Ticket Nos. 81 80 &c, prize OF ;sl2O; do 90
10 &c, prize of 1920, Two more sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Leesburg. No. 65
~ So 81 81 10 &C IA Al 55 Is 3D.
Halt Mes. II 10 So, prize of 81 500; do. 10
Al 81, do. OF 5 100, both sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass ST.:
80 49 81 81 IA IS 81 60 81 IN 81 IS.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! S OF 5000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY lonongalia, No. e.. Capitals:-sl5,OO
S Of 1000, s of 500, &c is Nos. IA drawn. Tickets
81; halves 9; quarters l.
1880 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
sATURDhY-Susse1, Extra No. us Capitals =
81 $50, 1900, Geo. SC. IS Nos, IL drawn Tickets ST.
halves SO cls.; quarters IS cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
Virginia Leesbrg Lottery, Glass No. &C, for 1885, 10
BIZ drawn on Saturday, November ii. Is Drawn mum.
beers out of IS. Capitals: Of 100000, Of 10000, Of
5000, of 2,5O2 Is Of 1000, &c. Tickets So halves
S; quarters 81.
Virginia Leesburg LOTTERY, Glass No 6s, for sis to
he drawn at Alexandria on Saturday. Nov. ~ ~ NO.
Loltery-l4 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme: S35,ooo,
l3UUu O00 90 of 900, 2o Of 900, sc. Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters So.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass b. for lsiS, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, November 18th % NJ" LOTTERY ~
10 drawn ballots Capitals: SGU,Oo0, aa,OCo l'ooo,
of 10 0UO 10 OF $1,000 20 of $40, 20 OF 600, Sc-
Tickets SIS; halves SO, quarters IS.
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly al
tended TO- and drawings sent requested. Please
address oIdrrsto N. STRATTON,
Nov6 Richmond. Va.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Stock Oh gsvv Gaus;s.

I G. COURTNEY is now receivin. ms second su,,-
.. ply Of FALL AND WINTER DRY Gunbs-
consisting in part Of
Black, brown, blue and green French and English
Cloths-brst make
Back and fancy CaSsimcfes double ard single Widths
Tweed EaSsimercs, inr sacks aud boys wear
M-rino, cashmere, swaEsLown aah Valencia Vest
ingS
P:in and figured silk satin and velvet vestings
llain aud plaid SatiRrts. Of all qualities and coors
Black, brown and blue Kentucky Jeans
Kerseys Of all grades; plain and plaid I.inseys
American Fannel--wte, yellow and red
Patent non shrinking FiaHne!S aud D." Fiannrls, for
aGirs' skirts
Whitney, ,ackanaw and nnhii Blankets
carrriincs. En.s and Mas
3 ), - ard btdrhrd and brown ShiftngS
81, Ia; and l2 / b-aoiirh and brown Siirriings
ln,uCU yardS CacDrs, from L. ).
M"nseiln., from ; 10 finest quality
CaslIlnrrts-plain, ru!urs and black
Oregon, Berlin, Lama and iniair PlaidS
l.amaIiInc aud Elsser Stripes
1.ns,re do Sole, Care aud JasperS
Careaux, Sole, and silk plaid Lustrrs
Plaid and plain !ipIcas
Plain and figured black and blue. black Silks
PLAIN. striped and plaid Culnrra Silks
CnurrL Frlpets, Mefinus aud Fiannels for sacks
Ffinsr-, Gimp- ard Velvet Ribbons. Tor trimmings
Spun silks and fiorrrncrs, III all co'oTs
toiorrd Lute~trng and SATIN Ribbons
Meek, cap and hnnnrt Ribbons, very rich
Canton long and square SlIawls
BTocha, Cashmere, and 'Thihet Shawis
Hoods, BpaS, PDlkrrs and Comforts
Alpaca, cashmere and ambswuol llol-
Nerno, silk and cotton Hose
Ladies kid. silk aud wnrstcd Gloves
Gente:nen's hlckskin. Kid and SILK Gloves
Gentlemrn's channels lined Berlin and cashmere do
KNITTING rotcns and Yarns. white and olors
Gentemrn's linen camhric and silk landkefchi.is
Grutl-mcn'S black and fancy silk cravas
Gentlemen nerlno, lamhswool and cotton socks
SusppnderS, Stocks, Collars, Bosom3, &c &c.
All persons wanting Dry Goods will lind il greatly 10
their interest 10 call early and purchase their Winter
supply Al No. 10, corner at Broad aud sixth street,
Shockoe Ilill, where they may always find the best
(,pn a 10 nArsIn rir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RETURNS
VIRGINIA.

PRINCESS ANNE-For Taylor: Ct. House,
,s7. Kempsyille, l25; Creeds Bridge, 4S; Black
" Ne I3rTotaL 372. For Cass Court House,
las Kempsvile, 81; Cfeed's Bridge, 50; Black
wafer 27rTo,ai 299. Majority Tor Taylor, ID.
o' CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG. -Taylol's
msiori,y Is. Clay's majority l6.
SANSEMOND.-Tay majority at Sui
folk IS Cas- majority at Harsroves IL. Three
n NJ, 10 hear from, which will mol vary The
abose result Clay's majority III; Harrison's
luc SloRlFOLK COUNTY-For Taylor: Tan
re,'s Creek, majority; Great Bridge IS; Bethel
at ia! lis. For Cas-: Portsmouth. l3l ma
;ariy; Sycamore, 9-Toal l4o Majority for
Cass - In Is44, Gays majority was 50
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8. us herbs flee.

a. a EaR ID ert' Cd f2 T. e,
On fourteenth Street, under The Exchange Hotel.
TJlHoMAS LAMBERT respectfully hisfrrnds
and The public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, IN the once Ton i.I
street under the Exchange Hoell formerly occupied
BY ID. NJ. Hoyt. and recently by e. Il. Pendleion
Drawn Nos. of Leesbuig, No. 81, Oct 81:
S % 46 40 81 II 81 20 10
Ticket No. | 40 90, prize OF $500, was re-
turned on Saturday evening. Nobody tanc:ed il.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg, A, Oct. 2Slh:
% IL As l 8 10 80 "a Is 80 IA So IS:
Whole Ticket Nos. ii % So, prize CT sou,
sold and paid by LAMBERT.
Drawing Of Delaware, Glass SIS, Oct. Isl.
so . As So Al 81 q "a II 66 40 IS AZ
Ticket, II 46 ia prize oil Sl6O sold BY
LAMBERT.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongaia Lottery, Glass
No IL. Capitals: Sl5,0OO Of 5000, OF 500 &c 20
Nos.. IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters L.
tDeIaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No us Capitals :
81 $50 $780, 600, &c Is Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Sl
halves 50 cents; quarters 20 c.
Saturday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ats O'Clock.
OF 30 900 DOLLARS! Of 10, 600 DOLLS.
A MAaNIFIcEST SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class NO. DO, 20 ne
drawn al Alexandria. Capitals: of 10000, OF 10000
of 900, of2 SOP, Is OF 600, &C. 7o Nos i3drawn
Tickets sl0-shares in proportion
nr Orders FOR packages, certificates OF packages.
single shares in the above, or In any OF hau
~ 4 Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day al prices varying from 81 10 $40 iorckets
will eceve the prompt attention, and The draw
inss forwarded Immediately To distant adventures,
w" THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
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