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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

under Commodore Decatur, and was with hin
in the very severe action Of the President witt
the British squadron. He again served will
Decatur in the Guerrer frigatc and was in lh
action with tho Algcrine squadron, in 1916.
In 1882, while first Lieut. Of the Potomac
fnea'e, bearing the flag of Commodore
Downes, he commanded the expedition Of sail
ors and marines who landed Oh the island OF
Sumatra, aud after sharp conflict with the
Malays, having stormed and takea three fors
took possession of the town of Quallah Battoo,
and broke up a horde of pirates, who had
recently murdered the captain and crew Of AN
American ship
In 1916, Commander S. returned from a
crulze in the Gulf of Mexico and on the coast
of Brazil, with his health much shaft red.
As an officer he as brave and capable as
man he was upright, honorable, and excm-
ary, in all the relations Of life. A firm faith
IN Christ, his Redeemer, gave the crownng
grace TO his character.-Phk North .Amcyi-
can, AprHe.
III Miss Kate Hastings has addressed the
New York public through one Of the papers Of
that city, on the subject Of her recent renc,n-
tire with Nr. Judson, Ned Buntline,) She
says:
New YoRK, April S 1910.
! was in a store in Ann street. on Friday
last, where ~as told that the paper known as
Ned Bunlline's Own, of the previous day, had
an article derogatory to my own character and
the character of my house. / Immediately
said that ] would cowhlde Nd Buntline the
first time caught him in public street. AT.
that moment, Edward u. G. Judson, who is
the editor of the paper passed the store in
which ! was standing. | left the store and
followed him several steps. Catching him by
the arm told him would cowhide him the
first time caught him. He then turned
round, and asked me what was my name.
told him my name was Miss Hastings, and
would certainly cowhidc him. lie replied,
'' You will, will your ! told him ! would.
| then watched for him in Broadway every day
to chaslise him for the insult; and it was no,
until "Wednesday aboot one o'c'ock, p, NJ,
that the opportunity presented itself to carry
out my determination. After waiting for
about an hour at the corner Of Duane street
and Broadway, saw him come out of his Of
fee, in company Of two other persons and start
down town; when Immediately turned my
back, that he might not discover who ! vas
he passed me about three steps, when step ,
ed on the cross-walk and dealt him two blows
with my cOwhide, which made him Jump near
y TO the sidewalk on the opposite side of Du-
lnc street. He then turned around and put
his hand in his pocket; when told him !
would learn him 10 put me in his paper
When he discovered me he took his hand oul
Of his pocket and wiped his face with his hand.
did not stop to see if he was much hurt nor
did care. A great crowd had gathered by
this time, and walked few steps up Broad
way, He did not draw a pistol, that | saw
and these are the facts connected with the af-
fair, just as they haE Epened
KATE HASTINGS"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

A young lady who was rebuked by her
mother for kissing her intended, justified her
self by quoting the passage, q" Whatsoever
you would that men should do unto you, do
We even so To them"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

neALruor LoSDoN The deaths registered
in London during the month ending March 10
were i,6Ii-the number ia the last Of the
four weeks being l,oi7, decrease and less
number by l92 than the winter avcrag'. The
death from cpidemcs during tho month were
about l2oo-of cholera l30-Thc births reg
sterc we're ahou, 1900 week The whole
number Of cases Of cholcr, up TO the 18th OF
March. in London and in the country, snd ia
Scotland, was ~ i,072, Of which cell died
1871 ,ecovercd and 3,43o were undcr treat
ment. or result not stated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

JEFrERsoNs NoTEs ON VIRGINIA. w,
lately copied into our paper, from the Literary
Void, statement to the effect that the orig.
lnal manuscript of" Jefferson S Notes on Vir.
glnla" had been discovered and presented to
the Library Of Congress. The accuracy OF
the statcment having been doubted by friend
we took the trouble to ascertain the exact
truth, which is in substance as follows -
The manuscript in question was evidently
prepared under the immediate direction of Mr..
Jefferson, but particular examination of the
penmanship will convince any one that OF
The seventy five pages which it contains only
about ten of them are from the pen of the dis
tinguished statesman. But, what is more,
this work is not the original of the " Notes
on Virginia" but consists only of accurate
copies of old English charters and other re-
cords relating TO the ancient Dominion
Two styles of penmanship, however, which
are quite apparent to the careful observer, are
in themselves sufficiently interesting (exclu-
sive of its intrinsic value) TO make the work a
most acceptable present to the Library of Con-
grcss.-NM. Mt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

METHODIST CONFERENCE At PRovIScErowa
We learn from Col. Glatch's correspondent
that the following appointments were made b.
the Providence, NJ. T.. Conference, in addit
in to those given yesterday Providence
District, ,-Thama, Ely, Presiding T. der -
Cannonvlc, +. ii. Hatfield Wareham, ii
w. Horton Monument, a. w. Swncrton
Taunton, Paul Townsend Fall River, Dan
lei Wise Newport, Il. Oathman Bristol, X.
Lye.cy Pawtu,ke', Henry Bayles. Sand
wich ri,trici-Wm. T. Harrow, Presiding
Elder. Sandwich. James d. Butler Edgar
town, Frcderik k Upham Chlmark, L. Bates
Falmouth, J. f. Blanchard Nantucket,
(Crn,re suecO Chas Nobl, West Bn lge
water, Daniel Webb - Noc Bedford Mercury
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

0J.At the spccieI election in Providence,
Wednesday, William A. Howard, Esq, the
regular Wing candidate, was chosen twelfth
Representative, without serious opposition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

The cholera, at last accounts, was raging
awfully q, Matamoros, in Mexico. i5 deaths
occurred ~ ono day out of population Of
1000 80 Is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

There are some amusing words used in the
conversation Of the native Mcxcans. A kiss
is called ttcnomiQHHi@eM. ], feels just the
way it is spct.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

Mr. Clifford, L. 5. minister to Mexico, was
well received in the ely Of Mexico on the LIST
of February. There were three hundred
Americans there bound ior California.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

TnE PElcu Csor.-The Delaware Count,
Republican says the peach crop in that County
Promises a full yield. This will offset the bad
reports from Jersey We doubt, however, al
this early day, IL they can well tell much about
IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

TrThe steamer Falcon, bearing the u s.
Mails, is announced to sail from New York
on the 18th inst, for Chagres, Panama and
San Francisco
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

The Eastern wing Of the Smithsonian In
sttuuon is completed and ready for occupation.
The principal hall in this wing is the lecture
room, which is most beautiful aud commodous.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

Immediate effect OF this remaI kable movement
IN the present strange condition Of affairs, it
would slill be hazardous TO predict.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

". p, Willis, advocates tho withdrawal Of
American married ladies' from tho nursery, TO
grace sscie,y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

Dy,Tu or A MISSIONARY last steam
er brought to Boston intelligence of the death
of the Rev. Wm j. Popham, missionary OF
the Amcricau Board at Annoy. lie was los'
at sea, January 3, in attempting to leave
schooner in which he had taken p ssagc Tor
Hong Kong, aad which was wrecked two
days from the point of his Destination MI
Popham was most cNccllcn, labofcr, IN con
oeciion with The Reformed Dutch Church
lie is the frst missionary Of the Board who
has been lot at sea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

DFather Mathew is now positively ex
pecied to arrive in this country in the steam.
er Europa, on the 2lst met.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

PRESIDENT TAYLoR's MESSAGE IN ENGLAND.
The English press with hardly an excep.
tion, speaks in terms highly commendatory of
Gen. Tay.or's Inaugural Message The
London Times says, "The Message Of Presl-
dent Taylor will not fail to excite certain
sort OF admiration. If it does not appeal to
the warmest sympaihles of an Englishman, if
it does not possess that semi-tragic interest
ith which regal Europe listens to tho few
and solemn declarations Of her Princess, it is
for reasons some of which are immensely in
favor of the American Republic
From the London Standard
The inaugural address of General Taylor,
brought by the Europa, has excited good
deal Of attention, and has met with almost uni
vcrsal appreciation. The decided manner in
which the President has pronounced for main
tainng pacific relations with all foreign states
is viewed with much satisfaction, and bears
out the general views weexpressed some months
ago relative to the character OF the policy he
would likely pursue, in his discharge of the
duties which have now developed upon him.
Not the least important part OF the address is
that which relates to the proper protection to
native industry, whether agricuIturing or man.
uiacuring, and which General Taylor has in
tmated shall receive every encouragement and
protection at his. hands that is necessary
How far this declaration corresponds with the
" spirit Of the ago. notions of Messrs. Cob
bed, Bright g. CO., we will leave those gentle
men to decide.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

A WAn.lNc TO LmIs a young man
named Davis, commr ID suicidc, recently al
Easton, Ohio. bccAuse young lady refused
to lci him -alk bone srh hcI from cbur, h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

III Miss Kate Hastings has addressed the
New York public through one Of the papers Of
that city. on the subject Of her recent renc,n-
tire with Nr, Judson, (Ned Buntline,) She
says:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-19

Three for tie Superior Court, ts3 500 sal.
AIRY each per year, and two for the Ma"
rlnC Court
TIE COMMON COUNCIL OF TIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23

end Of August was composed Of 20 $50 bags and $50
bbls Of which IL 600 bsgs Sto Domingo end 1000 b,gs
Java against 40 $50 bags $40 casks 81 erces aud ~,
bbs. last year at the Same period Lard-Tbis srti-
Gle continues In . favorable position. and lb7 bbls
American have been disposed Of At off so that our
stock cannot he than 200 bbs for which or are
required Quercitron Bark-Nctbipg doing; prices
however, supported at l6fr 30 for Baltimore and
lefr for Philsdep hs. KiceSnce receipt OF our last
adyces from the States the prices for this article are
frm~r and il would be difficult to obtain Carolius
under 26r The sales If the week comprise 100 erces
Carolina pfeior) at 26r so and SIS tierces at 2Sfr so
Superior qualities Of Rice. long grain would fetch
readily SOfr Nothing doing I'm East India the extreme
prices OF which lsfr to is per so Kill, duty paid
Our stock may be estimated at 500 tisrces Carolina
and Is OOO bags Fast India Tslow-This article
fer d, clinipg eighty appears TO be firmly
ported after obtabps las casks Russian to be deliver
ed in September and October at bsf 80 casks found
buyers at hsfr so for the period Nothing doing
with the stock on hand Our stock may be valued at
$50 cash New York 100 bbls New Orleans and $50 0oo
xii Huenos Ayrss Extreme prices may be quoted
from - to 59fr per TO Kill. duty paid. Whalebons-
Continues in the same position. and the demand for
consumption Is regular We notice the sale OF B zoo
xii Northwsstern. at 29bfr per kill duty paid. Our
stock. Of all sorts. may be estimated at 10000 xii.
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1tnI,ti,nitntniiinrnrs.

Atn Whis convention held few days hnec at Buf
fen ietoiuiitrs expressive "a their .fc o o. The
naturalization of Gen Taylor sud ths Organization
- the t1hinfi were adopted. The c9uveation aiFo-
Gated q rrn.,otve TARA The prompt action of els.
iItsicsut relative b. tbe cULduot 81 eos ffenrh mtu
itr wa ,hly thought o. expressive o ths deter
alton q tle government ~ att nothing bat That
y Hsbi. and ftboit n nothing that is wrong Those
he lets tie vhix rahke 60 join the soilera Eere
Invited 9" turn 20 the fold as IA the Whg party alone
fttodtm frfe
The democratic state convention ~ Nasasrbosetts
roctptiy heid " springfield after TIE paa ~ rs,.
htirDF 80 pf ctiiiun 90 the extension ur ~ rv sv
TIvsstu tbsr ntappttntmUnt Ia the pfrsuus sas4-ai
81 btu IsNhr FER though thty did uut ~ inl,irr n !,
tttssriau fhaught he ssauid hc prs.i1.at ert 80,
- 1919 AVE az tt,s fVis4si- rcy -nsy ss sav
slecLtNe.
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77--7-7-7-9-777
sIurtlng Intelligence.

CNiov Counsf. l.. .-tirfAr SrsLltoN Swrrpsr.ura-
Next TUESDAY h the dsv which great match
between el'trstea stailioDs Black swk sssius
Clay. sno ~ avrerce Eor several moutbs past this
match hss excited great attention among PORTING m.n
Who ere hu,iy engaged AZ present, ia brckug tactic
tatotitts Beck Hawk seems 20 he pfef,rr~d 20 h,s
ccmpetitors. 10 he may BE- h,atsp the horses no
ccuteuds With are extremely fWin ngd will give him
hsrd iel Tor re mastery. 81 cond ~ stands
~ lsNrtrfe. Who y frtPiy bschrt ~ otas ~ hi
hhuds lie y csr rerous horse BET e1siusa az ME
piio encss ave iully shown Cossus a tlap y not
- highly thcttht NJ. bat the Knowing onag a.s sonc-
Uuses ai.gfYuitfsF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23
City intelligence

THE WEEKLY BILL or MORTALITY.
II viii be seen, from the subonsd report Of the City
INSPECTOR that the mortality is now reduced 20 the
weekly average Of ordissry year at this season,
making, Of allowance for increased popu
lation -
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS
In the City and County Of New York. the 5th day u
September to the ga day ofseptembsr, l8D
Men, los; Women, III; boys. 1885, Girls 77-fotal So6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23
Our Baltimore Corpsspondence.

BilrHoRr, Sept - 1870.
National Odd Teis~s Lsig Dseisi0n Of tie k'p YoTh
The National Grand Lodge q odd Fsllsws continued
in ,.,ion until pest twelve o'clock last night the
New Yort div,ion question. Hears that on rhur-dsy
a. ~bo. difficulty amcngst tue New Workers sas re-
rrsd % committee ~ three Of the most distinguished
hers Of the order who brought In their report on
the zane evening ~hieh rrcommeudei the leeairus
and acknowledgement 81 what h. called the New Con.
,ii'uti,n- Grand lodge. 80 tie lodge Of Northern
New nfk the old Grand Lodge % be kuoun "s the
Lodpe Of southern New icrk. The boundatss 10 be
Tie tame o. these Of the two United States Ju-
dieal distfcis into which tie State y divided.
This report vss ade the special order Tor yester
eay aud after discussion o. tbs subject. ~ so,ut
ten houfs' duration. vote vas tsfen 81 ha'tpsst
eleven cock lat night aud the report ~ The con-
Mite sdotttd w vtts ~ % ayes o. = nays mus
kgsh.ing both the Srsrd Lodges ard iiisud nncamp.
eats into vlich ne order has been divd din that
Siss. 1he measure vas cppcsed n 80 stfsnn0asV ny
quite Dc Terafe minority ON M ground that % Na
etatithirgs rftctstu inst might encourage rnp'nfes
dittior 10 other states However. the question
H. nov settled and ~ s pr,sUned that harmony VII
nos ptegsii rltf- an = fore difcotd The Jraud
Lode WILL IL Is thought b. able g. adjourn sine de To-
night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23

We give in our columns to-day, In addition to
the details of the news from Europe, a complete
history of the difficulty between our government
and the French Minister. 1t was published in the
InteHigencr of yesterday, by direction Of the
President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23

NrwsrEoM uAf1i-The brig George OTIS arrived st
this pntt vetteidny. from Lame dfisiuaplt which
t,rt She len on the 3ltt Her htft a6iosr that
tie ptoclsmEtion. Tor croe Mug S'ulou4ue Emperor,
W.. feei.sd with the utmost ooidLes ana ndilrreuce
Nv he citiaens a the risce. not shout cheer
ttIrg raised In the evening an ituminUtion took
place by TIE govcfrment authoiites Mauy ~ the
utis1ts l the place we're forced 3, sgn ths petit
60 the Lsgfa asking for the change IN 10.
neDt The ncn0roiy iaw vas still 10 force. and the
stores Of several plsucfs he'd been entered ard them
selves fufetd 10 eel thtt cIse al The monopoly prices
Iro1isers we're plenty aud cheap r. Bosi"i, sluss,
Sept %.
Tyr ''e,s,r 80 faulty Eers 10 Hpgac, u the is.h
mat en- route for Illinois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23

tor nsl'p rev'rr " whistler N Chni and Hon.
ho,.it s.a.r, L. Q. hini.,sr W In.xie., or. in
" sskington
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-23

nsepey Of vster and prices have sdvsnoed We qsote
l. & Coke. ~ . o d; charcoal 81 per box
TosAcco-The few transactions this week have been
ut extreme rates.
TuRrEkuSE-Rough may be quoted o. Cd . Ga Cd for
old up TO cd for dip Spirits barely maintain
The last quotation
WnALiBonE il much wanted in the absence Of sup
pes the first arrivals very high prices will be
realized could to day readily obtain ESQ for both
Southern and North west.
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AMUsEMENTs TOMORROW EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE. Bowsry-orHELLo-IHE IpIor
MILL.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway. -KrIGHr 81 AR
vA-Bow TO PAY TIE RENT-A kIbs IN TrS DARK.
NIBLo's GARDEN, Brosdwsy.-TIeHr RorR--N,L-
LlNKRs-hAGIc TRIUMPH.
BUTTONS THEATRE ChsHters strest-TH1 WHITES
THE BRovNs-.loLA McrTEs-uow TO PAY YoUR
WAsHERv oMAN-THk IRJsH TfGkR.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham Squaro.--THn Harry
MAN-TEE Murdered BoATnAN AND HIS Dos-FLSISG
d.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway-HERo AND LEANsIA
-FB DIAvoLo-TBE LAwYFR's PRACTICE.
MECHANICS HALL. CHRIsrY's MINsrRELs--VoyAes
MUHcAI-ErHIoPIAN SIEGIs0.
CoKoyRT.
CHINESE MUSEUM. ao Rroadway.-Trom , A. u. "
10 r. N.
New York, Sunday, September @3, 1910.
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NV ''fttfI 40 illg Eeft 10 Eufsl', % the l9.h
int sn rspts for nlinoW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31
A FIRST RATE LANDED ESTATE FOR
SALE

IN ,ur,uanr, nj deere q: tie COUNTY Court of Primo
Edward made n The July term, e49, We, tae Con
by the decree To execute HE slhc
,s,il, On WEDNESDAY, The tenth DAY 81 oc."t-f
next If the day he air II not, On The zen ar Gay
thereafter proc-c 10 sell On tnr peihisss ihr rae
land referred in tie raid decree, known ny tLc
RAM. ai SANDY Ford, End belonging 10 the h"is o. RI
wari n,l!un deceased The iaad iirs ~ tue eo"hlts
nf Prince Edwa.i and Cumberland, on boh s'dt| o. 'r
Appo,,;or river. about three me' above the iowa %.
Efr,yl':e ana .I1y.isr above Petersburg, hEd North
of li:mpden sidney Collie. about seven i'rs. Inc
uhc.e u.r coa'aias, ~ Gle surrey, ics1t actss,''
which 49, are low aronnGs-b l, on Tue u'y 81
.,. IL .ri! b. o.rf,d distinct tracts, unless II
my sui wishes Of purchasers 10 bid Tor the VINO.
Tn,, p.r Of tie estate which lies the Prince I'd
ward -Ice OF the contains ST. acres. OF which u
acres are low gia!nds, about 2l7 acres vi cultivated
high land, aud 2iG heavily iimbered. The IN
prU9rm-nts upon tEis portion CONSIST OF 'nIee ".
.uiau, old fashioned dwelling house, with AZ
other necessary and convenient buildings ne nihri
part Of the estate, which Hes on the opposite s.e o. .'
AppomatIcI river, aud IL ~ tic county oil Chmoeiihn
contains S35L acres which IA are low GROUNDS, 3o
acres of cultivated nig land and .lA acres OF Ieasy
timbercd land. The Improvements on ihr Cuhsrfian"
side consist OF over-errs honse, tooaoco pafh' eo
house, Stable and negro quarters.
SANDY Ford Is we'll known in this section oi virginia,
and a generally admitted by competent judges TO ho
one ii very best estates on the Apponiuos h.ef
II well adapted 10 the production oil he Shapes 90
Tins uar, Of the Sdts-corn, wheat, oats ana toDacro-
to the growth ~ winch the operations oil lie plantation
are row directed bal, with proper arrange aiebts. y
would make most valuable stock farm as u was ob'r
MAINLY and most poohiaby used in rearin. stock ina
were noted Their superior qualities Consinnsa VI
such view the property - no. unworthy OF Lie a'.en
ton of Pennsylvania aud other Northern farmers, "h
NAV h- disposed 10 MAKE investments in Virginia iai'
The TERMS o! sale under the decree are: one smIu
cash. onethrd pay able IA Twelve niohihs ana s ,;,
third IN two years. Bonds, WIN approved scum
win be- required for the deferred ay ntnr, ahu s
H.. IN IN, land VIII be retained until The whole OF us
purchase money u iald , It'll ali, ..,.x. -,
Letters, directed 10 rs. Al FafmSiiei WIZ ieIe'e ~
,a,in, JAMES II DILLON. cov,rs
ALEXANDER DiLLOF,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
T. "a "a Dert,s d Hace.

an FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange
" Hotel, Richmond, Virginia
Drawn Nos. Of SUSSEX, CT SO 61-hugust eth:
10 81 - IL % S. 50 10 % "a 81 %.
Drawn Mos OF Monungalia Lottery, No l04, August 81
81 Is 40 81 ~ Is ~ 81 PC Z ~ Oil
Drawn Nos Of Delaware LOTTERY, No IS, August ~:
69 10 So ~ Go 20 ~ ~ "a lG ~ IS.
Whole Ticket, Nos So, prize OF sa0u, sent
TO this Offcsi
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
FRIDAY-The SUSSEX County tpeIa~ure) Lottery
Glass NO. 6l-Capitals: $20,UuO, 5,cDb, 5000, 2!Hu
300, l,l5s, i0of O00 &C. Is Nus 10 drawn. TICK
els yf-shares in proportion.
SATURDAY-DollafL 0ttery-The Sns-eI CuliEty
(Delawaro) Lottery, Extra, Class No. le4-Cap.tas
$4,000, &c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets Sl-shir-s
In proportion.
SATURDAY EvGNING-,saes close AT O'Clock
The Virginia Monong lila Lottery, Class No. IT,
Capitals OF S4J,n0U 1904, QUO, 5DJU, ,00 2,2aJ
3of 000 500, 1900 Of $50, ouu OF $40, brlns the
lowest three number prizes. Is Nos, II drawn
Tickets slU-sliares in proportion.
8T Orders Tor packages, certificates Of paeksees'
single tickets or shares The above or in any oil Mau
~ * Co.'s Lotteries, t0f which there are uIa~ihss
every day, al prices varying from 81 TO Sio
willIe the prompt attention, aud the ofa"
ings forwarded immediately to di.tant adsen'hfofS'
when requested. Address, .o,,r
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, va.
AZ Rscolsct No. 3-"The:e'sIueki IN odd numDen,
savs Rory O'1Ore - rug. -