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BY TEL GRAPH,

! ,couespondence ofthe National whig-By Bains Line
BALTIMORE, May 3, o. -2 P. M.
I No announcement at the hour | write, Of the ar
| rival Of thesteamer al 81. Johns NIB
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Tug SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION is the point OF attraction
just now. Professor Hitchcock continued his lecture on
Geology Wedne sday evening, and this will conclude
t. II 10 be regretted that the was sufficiently
large 10 contain all who sought for admission.
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Correspondence Of the Naiionalw IL

Correspondence ofthe NaiionalW X
NEw YoRE, Mny 2, 8 P. NJ,
broker is said 10 be missing with $1,000 Cali
iornia Gold in his possession.
The ship f. Coming has arrived here, with laie and
important advices from Rio. viii send you the
nows as soon as ran obtain the particulars
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NEw YoRK, May 4, 2P NJ.
Rlmored Arrival Of he Steiner
There rumors though vague, that The steamer
news Is here in hands Of spectators Nothing In the
Market however, indicates anything 10 that eirc..
II the news is here, the newspaper press which o,gh
fact.
The markets are altogether unsettled Government
Securities have declined average OF -a per cert.
So unsettled are The markets generally that 1t IL
impossible TO give correct quotations; Al are wait
ing in expectation Of the news
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BALTIMORE May 3--5Y.N
Al auction day, 100 hhds Porto Rico Sugar. 20 soil
tbalance withdrawn, ds bbls Porto Rico tsAr
435a440; Al hhds New Orleans Sugar common 3403 &c
&C hhds Porto Rico Moasses Is tierces Porbo ri
Mnlasses, 25t.
TLorRThe Flour market 10 very unsettled clay, an
we have no transactions in Howard street OF any kind
Sales 800 barrels city mills, si,si Sales wheat,
ll0c, for good TO prime red Sales yellow
and white, at 52c. Oats al 25aasc. Whiskey ~ dat ".
quote ut g,c without sales.
Provisions have sales OF Mess Beef ut $780,
90 bbs Prime Pork, at s9,25 Sales Of 40 e Sed
Hams at SIC. disc of; 60O0 lbs, shoulders, Az: ~
hhds do, 4ic time and 100 hhds Sides, At 5a,I or
time Sales Bacon ut 4la4sc for Shoulders. Sides s..
aud Hams 6a6c assorted, at SIC.
Stocks not quite so firm Sales Of $1,000 u. s. ts 10
llah $4,000 Md e's 99asssc, 60 shares bait and o.,
Road dOa40,c
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AcARD.

W. G. SNETHEN, Attorney and Conn-
SellOr at Law,
nEGS LEAVE to his friends and The public,
ID that his connection with the National Whig, lis sole
Editor does not Interfere in any with his proes-
soial engagement lie will be happy 10 attend 10 any
law Oh agency business entrusted TO his care.
r WAsnrsaToN ed April April g}-n
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Fsn osraoN - -Four hundred infantry left 81.
Louison the 10Th uf. en- route for Oregon, via For,
Lssvsnworth.
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VERNON. SUSSEX Co, N j.
To George E. Stsnton--Dsar Ssr-The Hunts Iniment'
which your agent LEFT me- have sold and there has been
number Of calls for more Many persons afflicted with
various aches pains have by H. as they say
eftctualy. One case will retae TO you, Il caused
hearty laugh when the person related 4 here in the store
living In this village had procurea par ofa bottle your
Lniment, al New Milford, n j. He s frequently afflicted
with the Rheumatism that he scarcely get about;
he came in noon and his log pal ned him so thai he could
not bear much weight upon Il Ills wife told him Tn put
goodt ishke all other quack strs Bot prevailed
him try H. lie did So then ate his dinner and went
out worked all the ptternoon, In a night down
WHILE and thought Of his leg whsch he had entirely
goenthe Iinimen having given immediate and perna.
relief lie here the night and bought
two ottes oft Yours with rcspec H. H. BETS
Sold by all the Druggts in this city and throughout
the country, Price 25 cents per bottle.
mayl-fw GEO. +. STANTON A. co
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TEnsrsrsE.A-In the lid District Hon. VIM. NJ.
Cooke and Col. Albert O. Watkins are up for Con.
gress on the part Of the Wings The Locofocos have
proposed Col VIM. NJ. Churchwe In The IIId Dis
trict, NOV represented by r. III. Crozier WhIc and
Samuel Tnrney esq, In the IYth lIIilrs IncnA
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The Hon. ALEXANDER Ramsey, Governor OF Minnesota,
e the city In the yesterday afternoon, his way TO
st. Pans the seat Of government Of the Territory. We
understand that he takes In his New York and the
Lakes
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A CARD.--TO THE PUBLIC.

NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT
a. THE NATIONAL HOTEL in he city Of Washington.
A iormely kept by Coleman and now IN me pnssesAoh
OF Hlackweils Trustees, Is offered for rent
Persons DESTROYS Of leasing the property requested
to apply in person or by lstter addressed q ine
ofthe National Hotel Washington City
Early ossession may be had
an 3-if1TThS If
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ACE MANTILLAs, and Lace for Maxim n
IL and Trimming Manrilas, was opened on Tuesday BY
J. n. d. A. TATE
may d-eo3t Successors TO J. r. g. C. King.
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W. He DID LEI having t.ASh
the Office formerly occupied by DR. Bar.
ron, is prepared 10 perform all operations
which come within fae range Of DEN.
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H-. Correspondence Of The National Wing
PHilAprLPHIA, MAY 3-2P. M.
There is no new feature to notice in our Market
Business is pretty much suspended in expectation Of
the foreign news. nm therefore unable TO give You
either sales, or OF reliable quotations.
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The paper for the above to be OF the best qaalHy
Boot-irork on printing paper.
For composition, per thousand ems, for small ples
for presswork and paper, per token, for royal
DO do do for medium
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g Dcpositions taken in any city, port, or place
without the limits of the United States may 90 Ia.
ken before any consul other public civil officer OF
the Uuited States resident in such city, port, or
place, having no interest, and not being agent or
attorney of any person having an interest in the
claim to which the testimony go taken relates. In
ali other cases, whether in the United States or In
any foreign place. the right of the person taking the
same TO administer onihs by the laws OF the place
must be proved.
g. Every affiant or deponent must be required 70
state In his deposition his age, place Of BIRTH resi-
dence and occupation, and where was his residence
and what was his occupation at the time the events
took place In regard to which he deposes and must
also state II he have any and Z any what interest
ken; and II he have any contingent interest In the
same, TO what extent, and upon the happening o.
what event he win be entitled to receive my part Of
the sum which may be awarded by the Commits
he be the agent or attorney OF the claimant or Of
any person having an interest In the claim.
4. Original papers exhibited In proof must be veri
fled as originals by the oath OF witness, who's
crediblliiy must be certified required In the frs
Of these rules but when the fact Ii within the exclu
sve knowledge Of the claimant II may be verified BY
his own oath or affirmation. Papers In the hand
writing Of any person who has deceased, or who's
residence Ia unknown 10 the claimant may be veri
ed by proof Of ouch handwriting, and Of the death
Of the party, or his removal to places unknown.
S. All testimony tnken in any foreign language
and oil papers and documents In any foreign IAN
guaee which may be exhibited In proof must oe &c
eompanied by translation Of the same into inc En'
glish language.
6. When the claim arises from the seizure or ioss
Of any ship or vessel or the cargo Of any snip .,
vessel a certified copy OF the enrolment OF Ie6'sy
Of such ship or vessel must be produceo, .Vse,h.
with the original clearance, mnnests, ana h o'ne'
papers and documents required BY the laws OIL ,ne
United States which she possessed on nef
from the United States when the same are N he pos
session Of the claimant o. esh g ,Se sns mn H.
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JACK SHEPPARD.

Rotation, by Mr.. PALMER.
lance, J by Miss KATE LUDLOW
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LOTTERIES.
r. a IN II crt' ID ~ e. T..
fEORMEpJ HOYr,S

On Fourteenth Street, ,tnHct the Exchange LIotrl.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, No. 10, March 5,b:
IA 10 10 ) 45 IS 43 u 8 AZ SO 10 4 So
Halt Ticket q AZ, prize Of ST. 900, sold
and paid by LA NBtRT.
SEM 10 lhis office in same Lolery.
Drawn Nos. Mononealia, No G. Mach %:
25 81 . 40 Sc 81 II dS II 81 80 4 ls
TO-DAY
yuEsnAV-The Virginia ilononralia Lottery, Class
No. 49, sai,cOo capn,I IS Nos, IA daw1 tickets
S5-shares In proportion. -
2 prizes OF $4,000 Dollars!
WEDNEsDAY-The delaware State Lottery, Class
No ID Capals: 2 of $50 900, of I2,UOO, Of 0nO
Of 5000, of3, 2a6, 10 OF 500, 10 OF 800, Is
Nos, II dawn. Tickets slU-shares in proportion.
THuRsDAY-The Virginia MonongaIia Lottery,
Class No "A. Capitals: $4,000, 6,00O, 1000. 2,i6s
10 Of 000 &c. 20 Nos, ii dfawH' Tickets S. halves
. 50; yrs. IS.
FRlDAy-The Sussex county tDelaware) Lottery,
Class No. IL. Capitals: s3,56O, 2,4O4, sc. C. Nos,
u drawn. Tickets Sd halves 2; quarters /.
sATURDhY-Dollar Lottery. The susseI county
tDeawarel Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 50 Capitals
81 $50 800, &c rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81;
halves SO c:s.;quarters2o G
Saturday Evsning--Sairs close at O'CLOCK
A MAGSiFIcEHT ScHrME!
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass 45 for 1910, be
drawn on Saturday, March 3lst. Capitals: $50 900,
2oJoO, 10000, 5000 5000, 7OOO 5000 900, 1885, of
$780, Of 500, aof 400, Of 3JU Of 300, aOO Of
4UU being the lowest No. prizes. ~ No. ottery--l2
drawn ballots. Tickets SlO-shares in Proportion.
az Orders for packages, certificates al packages,
single tickets or shares the above or in any of MAJ
~ < Co.'s Lotteries, tOf which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 To $40 fortIckets
will eceiye the most prompt attention, and The draw
inrs forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond Va
" Recol!ect No.3-'There'sl luck IN odd numbers,
SAYS Rory O'Nore :" March IT
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MIS-. sHEFFEY'S SELECT SCHOOL Fol
y { " U Z Il " r. =
AZ 4. Ar.Mi SriI'SrDN VIRGIN

AT KALaGAMA, srhUNToN. VIRGINIA.
lJES StiEFfEY hasm. been Obliged ht crcnm.
w IL engage III The task ni rhncallnh t'kr
tins method at calling attention 10 tir sch""i under
her care
The seminary winch shr formerly conducted i'as,
within - last three or four yrhf- gwen place 10 IN
n;lv sc ioohe rnmhrr limited IN tptlrcali II whoa
are rrGulrrd br haafLrrS. By ti:s chang, Mrs >.
fees herself much better rna'irii" her hy !" ih"'e
committee! -r sac, tie -'ni nu"acf =. .lpl' -.
mi;ted a, i!r sIhu. friGrrtns u '"ih:diN'li fasj
Ior her In exercise. parental SUPERVISION r"rf them
III. - ibiisn II nran.->, order dhi juno
tuat., the Development and regulation 81 the '"ter'-
tual 20 q:rts and all tIr careful training I" tue
moral part, are VIVA lr, Sari'-y understands ~ the
wud ,GucaiDR. Nor dos sIr AFFECT I" d-spisr sh"st
aorn.uenIs at The .-tiirr sex watch come uh':t' te
head Of ..nanners ana ccuuil ii>.m,hi- '-se cah-
MOI tiink crlrr IL manner irttisS .uehs fih thtSo
lrncr III feeling, The aby I" gisr pleasure frhGefs
the desire odo - ~ ~ ih- rs landanir. ;,
As regards the oi study adopted by her, MIS-
: would merely say, she Ea- found from experience
that the time allotted in tins country |" the education o
Young ladies short 10 admit nt their making any
real attainment in The isko'e rtreie Of the sciences
She prefers, therefore, that her pupils, as c-ntra
thing should undertake few branches III 4 iiint nc
uurr an accurate knowledge and clear understanding
of them, and proceed gradually Ia sIci othef Dihenes
Is their stay school viii admit.
Mrs Shrtry hopes, III conclusion, that M c"nhuihs
chdcn her will find her little establishment
wld, she -ndraynrs Ia make ia refined anh hap'y
honr, Il school Tor mental Improvement, ana nursery
Of prty. - -,
I'm. next session will commence on Tuesday, the
irs day If May, and end the last day Of September.
TERMS per session OF five mcn,hs-haf payable III
advance
Hoard and tuition in English, So
French, ~
Music on the flanu with singing and use Of nstrn-
mtnt,
Music on the Guitar, and Lain, NJ the chEts ~ w
Professor. ~
REFERENCES J y Tyler, Hon l. 7 Tl'onip
son Erasmus StTlhbn:, Esq, BENZ Crawford, Ls JaN
A Cochran, Esq Dr Z tuhlims, and Hon u II S'u.
,r, Stanton; lion Is & Baldwin, q y Baldwin. Esq.
and II II Ga!Iaher Richmond; Hon K Meade Peters
bury; Hon Lnmax. Frrdcrckburg; Andrew Hunter,
ES Csa-icsto,on. Jger,oH county; Gen II Lewis ana
Hon Daniel SnlilI, Rockingham county.
Marrl, li-c2awiw
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uURLEY's OFFICE, No. lO., Easl Main

l. i Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY SAYS "come try again !"
ZHURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEAD!
Drawn Nos. of Sussex County Louefy, Glass 80
Extra, March 24'h: Lowest prize 81.
65 55 is Cd 10 IS 81 81 u 10 20 80.
Ticket Nos. 10 81 So, a prize OF slO0. so
ard pail ny HufLEf.
Drawn Nos. Of Mnnonealia Lottery, Class q,
March 24h: Lowest prize Sl3.
2,32 Q 40 Sc "a II As u 81 294lS.
$500 said anil pad By Hurley
Drawn Nos Sussex Lottery. ID, March 23i:
II 66 55 SIS 81 al 20 63 d 25 s.
Ticket, Nos, 8 Al Sc. a prize Of $500. :old anc
paid by HUXLEY.
HURLEYS Arrangement for the Week
TUESDAYS 24 900. 10 Nos, Ia drawn
Tickets So
WEDNESDAY-s6O 600. IS Nos, y drawn.
Tickets $40.
THURsDAY-s2O,OOO. IS Nos IA drawn.
Tickets IS
FRIDAY-sIs56o. &c Nos, - drawn
Tickets "a
SATURDAY MORNING. $50. IS Nos,
IL drawn. Tickcls 81.
SATURDAY EVENING Grand Scheme!
S39 900, 10000 10000, 5000. 5000 1000, &c,
&c. 7s Nos, II drawn. Tickets Sl5-shares in
proportion
HURLEY offers Tor sale, this week, tickets in
the glorious little Small Fry" Lottery. Class No.
80, Extra. Capitals: $3.50, &c. Tickets 81.
Packages So 50, warranted to draw back 50 10
al least. All persons in want OF money are re-
ouescd 10 cali at HURLEY'S, where Tor small
investments large returns are generally made.
March 81
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NOTICE

A Ia Meeting OF the President and Directors 81 The
"a Louisa Rai'r"1d Company, al their Office Sa,nr
day, the 10Th day Of February, 1919:
Whereas, the several muntny acquisitions heretofore
made nn subscribers for Stock in the Louisa Railroad
Company, for the purpose Of extending said road from
Gnrdnnsvir 10 the base Of The Blue Ridge, in part pay
nent Of each share Of stock subscribed for aioe
said-vz; the list days Of January, March, April.
May, August, September, October aud 0ecrnher, sis
the st days Of February aud March, 1919, 81 five
dollars per share; and the Isl days Of June, July and
November ls4S OF ten dollars share, have many
instances not been complied with az IL any part there
Of, and IN others but partially complied with
Resolved, therefore, That the said acquisitions be
and the hereby repeated. and thai due publ
cation thereof he gwen ami that. The further failure
Of any such stakeholder Stockholders Ia comply win
the said acquisitions. the President Of the Company he
authorized and required either make sale of The share
or Shares OF any such delinquent Stakeholder, ~ order
10 raise the amount OF such rqulsons III The manner
prescribed by The act enttrd an act prescribing GER
tiin general regulations Tor Tie Incorporation OF RAILROAD
Chmianirs; or To rrcove. the same by melton on len
days notice, az he may deem most expriirnt.
true Copy from the Minutes. Tr,tr,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary.
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a VIRGl IA H.
boot Mandatory. "

-
,l,lE subscriber would respectfully inform his crun-
try and city customers, and The public generally,
that he has made the most extensive arrangements 10
manufacture BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c !,
in every variety.
His STOCK is not equaed by that of any other manu-
fac,uer in this city, regard 10 excellence, At his e1-
ttsmely low prices His
FRENCH CALF SKIN DRESS BOOTS
have been universally approved. They are now order
ed and by m every part of tins aud the
adjoining state of North Carolina Ills celebrated
W.aIER PROOF DRESS BOOTS
what they represented 10 be-ir best article oi
the kind exlant. Having the appearance of light
Boots manufactured Of SOFT plant leather, they are as
easy To the light dress Boots, with The quality OF
being securely water proof.
His heavy, water proof, long legged HUNTING
DOTS, need To those who have worn them no re-
commentator from the manuiaclurer--they are I'M
surpassed the purpose for which they are Intended
Intending 10 manufacture and keep on hand an ele
giant and fashionable assortment OF gentlemen's CLOTH
CATERS he invites all who wish TO see taste, beauty
and comfort combined TO give him call.
In fact, rvESr ARTICLE Is THE LisE WIZ be manu-
featured at his place Of business.
Determined 10 do sTRIcrLr CASH BUSINESS he Oh
fers every article AT the pery Lowest prices.
To assist his brother aud himself, h6 mas engaged
The valuable services Of Ma. JAMES FELLOWS, well
known splendid cutter, and as one Of the best
workmen in the State.
ar All orders from the country faithfully and prompt
" attended to.
~ Every article warranted; and, in the event OF any
not proving the best, they 0 be repaired free Of charge
Bes, French Cali Dress Bools-channeiled, st 90
Do do do begged, s 90
Do do Dress Water Proof Boots, & 90
Rrst Calf skin Hunting do do 5 50
Roofs footed hest French Calf-channerd dress 4 90
DO do do do do begged do 3 so
Do do do do do water proof 90
Elrrant and fashionable Cloth Caters, 3 50
Fins French Calf skin Sbpes--vrry best, . so
Fine Calf skin. swd or prd Shoes from 81 30 to 90
ar Every article manufactured on the premises.
n.r Repairing done neatly, aud on The lowest terms
JOHN +. FORD, No. 4, Lyons Row,
22s Broad, above iih street, Richmond, Va.
March 2l-dlmif
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MISCELLANEOUS.
and ssv,r.,eaSiIIg,

'I,hE subscriber hrgJ leave 10 return his sincere
thanks 10 Tie citizens Of Richmond and lis Wei
niy Tor The kindness and patronage extended To him
when engaged IN The Building business IN connection
with hi, late partner, Mr. X. v. i;razey.
tie has purchased all the materials Implements, &c,
~ tir iae nrm, and Is ready to do any kind OF
BRICK work with neainess and despatch. He pledges
himself !" attend personally 10 all business entrusted
10 nun, ana promises Stat those patronsing him shall
not he disappointed.
tie has yard in Manchester as well as in Rich
mund; and, consequently, will attend 10 any thing in
hs ihr ni business on side of the river as well
tie other. JOHN % CHARLES
March 23-Coawlm
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DIED..

,.s,,ay morning, a, the residence Of
" HIssIEr R., consoft of George B.
s< y No SO h year OF her age The friends
s;nrspcss ol the family, and those OF
'se ". Smith, are requested 10 attend
al his evening, al a O'clock, from the
II her husband, on Church Hill, with
a,fno'ice.
:, her residence in the county Of Louisa.
:. inst. Mrs. SALLY WATSON.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING
Keen, Chiies d 60.
SPRING TRADE-IS49!

rINO COUNTRY MERCHANTS" and others III
i want, we most respectfully call attention 10
The large stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
which we shall have in Store BY The 18Th Of
March, particularly suited TO the WHOLESALE
TRADE or VtRGIEIA-in The styles, qualities, pri-
ces and make of which we defy competition.
The long experience OF the senior Partner OF
lie concern, and his acknowledged superior judg-
ment OF Goods, we think will insure 10 US a con-
linuance Of the very liberal patronage heretofore
extended.
No. l02, MAIN STREET, is the place for "Bar-
gains" in every description OF style and make OF
GOOD QUALITY CLOTHING.
Our stock will embrace every description OF
cut and style now in uIc; and we flatter ourselves
that THIRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE in the Virsi.
mia Trade enables us 10 gel up the proper kinds
Of Goods Tor this market, and at such prices as
,ciH certainly please.
Those in want OF Clothing of good quality,
superior cut and make and al Low CASH PRICES,
are most respectfully invited 10 call at The old
established MONEY SAVING INSTITU-
TON, No. I02, Main Street, Richmond, Va,
and we guarantee you are pleased with our
styles, SC.
Our motto is SMALL PROFITS, SALES CASH
and BY selling Tor "cash" We are enabled 10 buy for
Cash consequently, we save from fifteen TO
twenty per cent in the purchase OF Goods.
Our mandatory is situated on Broad Street,
NEWARK, New JERSEY, where we MAKE" our
own work" consequently we can warrant all
Goods sold by US to be made in the BEST
STYLE POSSIBLE. and shipped Immediately
10 Nam Street. Richmond.
We would call the attention OF those IN want
OF really nice and cheap DRESS COATS 10
our assortment, which is always large and war
ran,ed 10 fiji No. l.
Also, FRENCH FROCK COATS, made Of
superior Cloths, OF The Justly celebrated French
manufacturers, BiolIey, Simnoni and Nellsons.
Also, all styles, qualities and prices OF BLK
AND FANCY VESTS, The cut and make OF
which cannot be surpassed in The UnIied States.
Also, BLACK AND FANCY PANTS, in
endless variety, made of the latest patterns OF
French Cassimeres and warranted equal TO any
ever sold in Virginia.
Also, FANCY GOODS in great variety, OF
the newest Spring patterns: such as Cravats
Scarts, Collars, Suspenders, Shirts, Drawers,
black aud fancy Kid Gloves, Thread and Silk
Gloves-all qualities.
n For bargains in "Clothing Tor Cash." call
at No. IG2, Main Street
KEEN, CHILES 6 CO.,
March l0-d&clApl LATE "KEEN & Co."
OSHEN BUTTER.-A few Kegs first quail
O ity Goshen Buuer, just received per schr.
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;rees. Nation prize Office,
L.. L & S,,p II s. -,rp ELr,r p.ca MANI

rIO.lg; EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
~ Virs:ria.
on YOU in search uf gold, wherr'er you roam,
Remember, HURLEY'S Office is hrre"-at home
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH, iS49.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No 45. for lsi9
10 be drawn on Saturday, March 81. 20 No. Lottery
IL drawn ballots Capitals: s39,0Uo, aO,0co, lO,h'h
9CGO, 5000, 900, sc. Tickets slD; halves >; quar-
ters 80
Delaware Lottery, 40 10. 10 be drawn March Th
10 No. I.otery-li drawn ballots. Capitals S3a,ofD,
II 0Uu 900, 35UU. 400 ~ OF LOUD 20 81 tUO
&C. Tickets slG-siaIrs III proportion
Delaware Lottery, No. H. 10 be drawn March l4tlL-
IS No Ioltrry-l5 drawn ballots. Capitals: S3i,DDD,
10000 5000, 1000 10 Of o00 10 of 5uO, &C. Tickets
Sl0-shares IN proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. IL, 10 be- drawn March 2lst.-
IS Nos, t3 drawn. Capitals: S35250, $4,000, s,cee,
1000 81 ,o1, 81 uf 5)O, &C. Flcsets SlO; halves
); quarters ~.
Delaware Lottery, No Is, 10 he drawn March 18th =
IS Mos IL drawn. Capitals: of s3uG00, nj l2,too,
Of 400, uf 5o00 of 226 10 800, ~ Of 200,
90 Of co., &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 80
Orders FOR certificates Dr Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any Of The above schemes addressed 10
the uudersisned Will receive The most prompt alien
tun ami an account Of each drawing Forwarded as
soon as IL is received.
n. Hurley pays postage on all letters to ana
from his Office
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other Vendors
Hurley has II all times complete assortment ol lick
ets ranging in price from 81 To 500.
Hurley's rule liz Ia cash all prizes al sight
Please address your ordefsto WIN. HURLEY,
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All business strictly con fdrntia. March