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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

TnRY GOODS-Just receiy wing at the Cheap
~ Store on the corner of Chestnut and High
Streets, large and we'll selected stock of Dry
Goods, consisting In part of the following: Broad
Cloths SatInets Beaver and Pilot Cloths of differ
ent colors and qualities Cassimeres Sleeps GRAY
CasslnettesF lannels of all colors Kentucky Jeans
SaXonys, Merinoes Germaina Cloth, AIpaccas
different shades,) Bleached and Brown Cottons
Drlllings, Shawls, Mittens, Gloves, Hosiery, and
an endless variety of prints. The above are among
the staples, which, together with the Fancy of all
kinds, make il desirable stock of Dry Goods for
the purchaser to select from. The Public are We
ry respectfully invited to call and examine before
making their Fall purchases.
JOHN MILTON.
u OOro and SHOES-Just received, large
- stock of Boots and shoes-the finest assort-
ment of Women and Children's wear in town.
JOHN MILTON.
r3LOIHlNG-I have a fine stock of Winter
~ Clothing on hand, which offer low.
JOHN MILTON
F1ROCKERY and Glass Ware.-A large stock
~ Of the above ware daily expected, which will
be sold very low.
JOHN MILTON.
sDEGALIA CIGARS-lo,OoO superior Rega-
ID liza Cigars, just received and for sale
at MILLIONS Cheap Store.
z BARRELS W inter Strained Lamp Oh on hand
- and for sale, Cheap for Cash
JOHN MILTON.
"a ROCERlES.-Just received and for sale
VI fine stock of Groceries embracing nearly ev-
ery variety. JOHN MILTON
eEt u Caps, Nuts and Boas.-A splendid assert
G ment of the above, just received and for sale
al bargain JOHN MILTON
NflFFLIN MILLS Flour, always on hand and
49, for sale at prices 10 suit purchasers.
JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19
Family Groceries,

within the last two months, from responsible deal
ers in the east. lie has also a large stock of all
kinds of
Family groceries,
which he viii dispose of at prices which cannot
iaIi to to please his customers. Also, large as
sOrtment Of Paints oils and Dye S3ufs
The undersigned hopes, by strict attention to
his business to merit the patronage of the public.
THEO. RODOLF
September 90 1915 (2tfl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19
GEORGIA ELECTION-sO. MAIL.

BALTIMORE. Thursday, Ocr. A.
Returns from Grorgia show that both bran
ches OF the legislature are probably Loco
Fuco, and no Wiig as reported
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

We meant there was an inclined plane from the
taion at Washington, to the Democrat here, both
Of which have 10 ascend a steep grade before they
reach the level, even, of most OF their Locoloco
poraries.-C Chicago jour.
The boy is satisfied
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

Mn. BLIsy-By announcing the name of RICH
ARD $. E}IAN u Candidate for the Office Of
County Treasurer, At the coming election you viii
obLge
q Llrce tltL,l.hcr Of Ln.erI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19
NOYIOIH
10 Miners and SHELTERS.

ALL persons are hereby forbid to trespass mine
or dig. upon the following Lands without permits
sion from the undersigned
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

All smelters will be looked to- and held account
able for any and all Lead mineral, or other Ores
raised on the above described Lands. and removed
from the same by them.
G. D. FARRIS.
March q 1S49
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19
z large number Of Io.ers.

Ma Bliss BY announcing the name of AS
RYAN a. q candidate (subiect to the decision o
a coanfy convention should one be heidi for tn
Office OF Cles OF the Board OF Supervisors you vii
o6hee
luny Voters.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

I EuFor WISCONSIN, Tribune
Mn. BLIss-Wil YOU do me the favor 10 ask
| the Chicago Journal what lie means when speak
| ing of the Washington onion in connection with
other Democratic papers, By saying = II m the
Washington Union dova =
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

u OOIa and SHOES.-Just received, iarg
- stock of Boots and shoes-the finest assor
ment of Women and Children's wear in town.
JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

TlLOi HING have a fine stock of Winter
- Clothing on hand, which offer low
JOHN MILTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
Fl LAST STREAK.

The Republican sesms % be The only Rich
mond paper in The secrets OF Old FAC, for il alone
yesterday chad the news" as follows:
THE CAEIsET.-We received The following
despatch last night, in relation 10 the new Cabi.
net:
SWIM. Ballard Preston, OF Virginia, has GER
tainly been appointed Attorney General; Ex-Go.
vernon Crawford, Of Georgia, probably Secrela.
ry OF War; and Abbott Lawrence, OF Massachu-
sets, Secretary OF The Navy."
Mr.. Preston has been pufe as "a great man"
TO some purpose, Tulyl His selection as AuoT.
ney General has taken every body here by sur
prise, and does no, seem TO give the greatest sat-
isiaction 10 The WIGS. The less influence b.
has with a Wing House, the greater he seetus
70 have with Old FAC! He is indeed a very
lucky lellow-fur Gen. Taylor has saved him
from a severe beating at home!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
IMPORTANT VOTE.

The following is the vote by which the terri.
torial proposition Of Mr.. Walker Of Wisconsin
was adopted by The Senate on Tuesday as an
amendment TO the appropriation bill. The
amendment was first modified al the suggestion
of Mr.. Berrisn, so as 10 provide that "the Cor
%s'ilu.ion as IA, as applicable be extended" &c.:
YEAs-Messrs. A,chison, Bell, Berrien, Boz
land, Butter, Davis OF Mississippi, Dickinson,
Dodge of Iowa, Douglass, Downs, Fitzgerald,
Fitzpatrick, Fooie, flanagan, Houston, Hunter,
johnson OF Louisiana, Johnson OF Georgia, King,
Mangum. Mason, Rusk, Sebastian. Sturgeon,
Turney, Underwood. Walker, Weslcou and Yu-
lee-29.
NAYs-Nessrs. Allen, Anterior, Badger,
Baldwin, Bradbury, Bright, Cameron, Clarke,
Corwin, Davis OF Massachusetts, Dayton, Dix,
Dodge OF Wisconsin, Felch, Greene, Hale, Ham
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
,nnr npmocRATIc CONVENTION,

THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,
Yesterday, adjourned al so late an hour, mat VIC
are compelled TO defer a full notice Of its interest
ing proceedings. We have barely time 10 say,
that the finest spirit prevailed, and iha! it adj
journcd in The utmos! harmony, union ana COCO
feeling. Mcssrs. J. A. Seldom and J. 5. Caskie
were presented and advocated Warmly and
cordially by their respective friends. M. Sea'
don was present as a delegate, and adiSresseo
the Convention al length, ayowins his. disih-
c~linalion 10 be nominated, and jealousy urs-
ing the nomination of MIR. Caskie al lhe
same time declaring, that, if the Convention
thought his own nomination to be necessary 20
the success OF The party, ne should, IN auty' s'e"'
10 the bchesl of,he Convention. After several AMI
mated speeches, The Convenlion proceeded 10 BAL
lor; each delegate presen! voting his proportion
| al division O, The Democratic vote oil his county.
The first ballot resulted, Tor Seddon l ,657 (Gooch-
land, Louisa, Chesterfield and Hanoveri) Tor
| Caskie 500, (Powhalas, Henrico and Richmond
city.l The nomination of MIR. Seldom was then
declared 10 be unanimous.
After dinner Mr.. Seldom addressed the Con-
%ven,ion, accepted the nomination, and pledged
| himself 10 every %eyertion. His speech was
received with Jealous applause. Messrs. Caskie'
FL. l.. Hopkins, and Robert G. Scott, also ad-
dressed The Convention with eloQuence and et-
feet. The scene was, indeed, a very interesting
one. AS was well remarked by Mr.. Scott, SO lar
from there being a rivalry for The nomination,
there was masnauimous disposition evinced to
decline the honor, and place il on each others
shoulders. The spirit manifested did honor to the
Convention, and is the best augury OF SUCCESS
The Convention was very large and Intelligent
The venerable DR.. A. Ctump OF Powhaian pre-
sided; VIM. F. Richie acted as Secretary. Let
the people OF the counties now do their duty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

3. Resolved, That the Clerk Of The House OF
Delegates be directed 10 file, Tor Preservation one
printed copy Of each bill, instead ot The numpef
now required.
LYNcHBuRa AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
The bill! auihorisin. a subscription 10 inc
stock Ct Tie Lyhchburg and Tennessee Railroad
was taken up.
The ryder offered By Mr.. SHEPARD on Wed.
nesday published yesterday was taken W; ana
the question coming u en- lis adoption, the ryuef
vas rejected-ayes As, noes 70.
The question required upon The passage OF the
bill and was decided in The negative, ayes 0,
noes III. Those who voted in The affirmative,
were Aessrs. Scott. Price, B~assell, WorthingIon,
Clendenin, Syme, agate and George
l, is proper 10 STATE in this connection that
when the ryder came up Mr.. BURWELL
stated thai the friends OF the bill, upon consideTa-
| ton, wee convinced that they could no, accept
lie amendment, contained in The ryder. When
The bill 60 me up on us passage Mr..
stated tha, as the gentleman from Mathews and
hi.G!ese1 had been induced 10 move a recon-
sjtera,iun under the belief that they would ac-
cen, The RYDER. they considered il due themselves
10 ". asaiqs, tie 9!il in its present shape }
The vote rejecting me bill was then reconsider
Ell, On motion Of Mr.. ROBINSON-ayes IS,
noes s..
Mr.. l0RMAN moved a ryder 10 me DILL
The bill was then made The order OF The day lor
tomorrow ii o'clock.
Various amendments were then offered by
Messrs. TONNES, ROBINSON, SToVALL
anu VERIFY.
A bill authorizing The States guarantee 10 ceI-
tain bonds Of The James River aud kanawha
Company was laid On The liable and ordered 10
b. printed.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill 10 complete The Sisiersviile and Salem
Turnpike road was passed: ayes 6s, noes 81.
A bill 10 extend the lime 10 provide Tor con-
s%rructing a road from Richlands in TaZewell 10
the Kentucky line was passed: ayes 81, noes 80.
A bill 10 incorporate the Moorfeld ard Ale
shany Turnpike Company was passed: ayes 81,
noes 80.
A bill providing Tor constructing a bridge
across PoweIrs river, on the Cumberland Gap
and Prices Turnpike road vas rejected: ayes
81, noes So.
On motion. the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. MARCH

TOBACCO-Lugs 81 25 2 75--c1rra On,
lily SO 3 IS; common leaf So so 4 50; sot
"a IS a IS rs; fine Sc a s. so and S.. II.
breaks OF Tobacco ale small Tor the season. an
prices good with an upward tendency. | uouli
suggest 10 growers line importance OF prizlp,
theft Tobacco 10 dry order. Most Of The 'Tobsr,.
co received This season has been in very sol, i,
der->o much SO, that our manufactures hav.
the trouble and expense Of trying ii before il can
be worked-cousequently, they will nc, paw a,
much Tor II as il it was in dry order. Ii II.
growers OF Tobacco would observe the aboys
suggestion, | think il would be greatly 10 their N.
teIesI. JSo. M. SHEPPARD, ia.
FLOUR-S5 per bbi.
WHEATON a 10 cents for red and vhl.
OATS-3l a 80 cents per bushel.
CORN-45 e. per bushel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
Photographed for The Baltimore SUM-

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2S-6 p. NJ.
The Sock market is tum-sales OF lrea>py
note IS a! ll0s, and new loan 1924; Prnnsylgsu!
IS firm al SOL.
Not much doing in four-sales Q! abont Jg
bbls al S. a 5 l2t Tor conmon branus, and BEL,
quality at So %; corn meal2 90 49, 62!; n.
hour dull a, 3 l2t a 50 Is per Dbl.
Not much grain in markei-small sales o. IL.
wheat al | OF a | IL; corn is steady, with sales 4
about 5000 bushels yellow Al 81 a So cents, al
- a 80 cents.
The cotton market 10 without special change
not quite SO firm, however, but The sales ha't
been small.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

r OST-Y Yesterday, on The Turnpike Road,
IL between Richmond and Petersburg, a small
leather POCKET BOOK, nearly new, contain
ing a number OF accounts, Two bonds, lone of
VIM. A. Coleman for 800, and the other of
William D. Southall for 80 dollars, and about
SI67 in Virginia and North Carolina notes
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
the pocket book and contents at this Office.
March 2-ll@ RO, O. WADDILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
JOHN al. BOYD.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
lived in the city Ut Richmond upwards 4
engaged in mercantile business. and being well a.
ouainted with The merchants aud inhabitants genera,
", uilrr my services as General Agent, 10 pnrch4.,
any article of merchandise, by wholesale or r-tail. ia
merchants in the country, or private families. he,
sending me means Ia purchase with, or orders 10 sut
merchants a. they deal with, and by 50 doing saw
much time and expense. viii only charge thr nsp
Tor The usual pay. expect IN q few days TO call on d,
acquaintances, and The citizens generally, respectful,
10 solicit their subscriptions for new and fn~trrrsttt
publications. Satisfactory reference given, IL drslr:
Nv residence il On Grace street, opposite Centenlr
Church. where ! may be found, or by letter. pcsia.
paid. J. III. BOYD
I'll l--r4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

We cordially endorse The following from the
Petersburg Republican:
W. ale authorized TO announce that The Hon.
r, K. Meade will be a candidate Tor Reelection
10 Cong ess from the Congressional District COM
posed Of the counties OF Amelia, Brunswick,
Dinwiddle, Greensville, Mecklenburg. Nouoway
and Prince George, and The town OF Petersburg.
w make Inc above announcement with very
great pleasure, aud We are sure il will be grail.
living 10 every Democrat, and not a few Wings,
in The District. MIR. Meade has been a falhfut
Representatives he occupies a position in Con-
eress which Is alike honorable to himself and
his constituents, and SO long as he maintains that
high stand, they will feel honored IN hoaorins
b,D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
CoLoNIzATION SOCIETY OF VA.

COLONlZATION SOCIETY OF VA.
The first meeting OF the Managers OF This So
cicly, since its revival and reorganization, was
held on Friday afternoon, February 23d, in the
Veslry Room Of 81. Pauls Church.
Neither OF The presiding officers being present,
Mr.. Samuel Reeve was called 10 The Chair.
A leter was received from Robert B.. Boiling,
Esq, declining, on account oi feeble health AMI
numerous engagements. The office o. President,
which had been rendered him; but, AZ nc anne
lime, declaring his cordial approval q The aims
and principles OF The Society, and his delermina-
ton 10 aid, in his private capacity, in carrying
them out.
His Excellency John b. Flovd, Governor OF
the Commonwealth, was then nominated Tor the
OF President, and unanimously elected. tile has
since accented il; and, as he says, twill consider
himself happy il any e~xertiuns Of his shall con
tribute towards tie consummalion oil the ends
proposed by the Snciely,-whIch deserves the
patronage and assistance OF every Christian ana
PhiIanthropist.")
The Rev. Mr.. Bailey Of Staunion, now en-
p!oyed as agent in Virginia, Tor the American
Colonization Society, being present by invita-.
lion, presented, al The request OF The Board, some
important views as TO the most ~effe,tcal plan OF
organization throughout the Stale. Having con-
cluded, he retired.
Ii was then Resolved, 10 appoint a general
agent OF The Society, tor this Stale, to collect
funds and in every proper mode to promote ii.
interests, and the Rev. William M. Atkinson
was appointed said agent.
II was also Resolved, That application be
made 10 the present General Assembly Tor an
act Of incorporation for the Society,", and an APP
preparation 10 aid in accomplishing its objecis.
Messrs. J. C. Crane, Thomas II. Ellis, and
Fleming James, we're appointed a commune 10
execute The resolutions. The Board then ad-
joufned 10 a meeting 10 be called as SOON as The
general agent elect shall be heart from.
SAMUEL REEVE, Chairman.
u y A,uop Socrs,aru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
[Correspgnpieucg Of he Enouirer.l

NORFOLK, Feb. -, 1879
The prices of Corn in this market are a. Il.
lows, win a coed demand Yellow, SO 52i {
white, As 46 cenrs; mixed, A a IS cents.
Yours, <. & NJ
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Photographed for The Baltimore SUM-
D- T.. D. u

TIE B,itisA Barquc Jane Btatr.
British Barqne Jane Blair, from Norfolk, Va.
cargo is, 600 bushels corn and 800 barr-lS Hour,
for Sligo. was abandoned al sea, 18th Instant, LAT.
81 20, Ion. so "a, and the officers and crew,
brought in here by brig Adelphia, from Palermo.
arrived this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
B. B. Minor, Secretary
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
N..u O...o L. D. d 1

Yesterday was generally observed as a holi-
day, business being pretty much suspended
There was a grand turnout al The laying OF the
cornerstone OF the new Custom House. The
Hon. Henry Clay was present on the occasion.
! regre, to say that be is quite feeble in health.
The occasion was full OF interest, and presented
altogether an imposing scene.
The cotton market continues firm, and sales tc-
day OF 6 900 bales, al full prices
The weather is seasonable, and our city enjoy
ing its usual healthiulness for this season oil the
wear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
d ECElVED within a few days from aucn
LII a lew lots OF very desirable Dry Go
suitable Tor The coming spring; also some lorf
sent use. Any fall or winter goods now rema.
ing on hand will be sold of AT very low pr,
10 make room Tor spring goods. Memhe,
the Legislature, strangers and the public ~
rally are most respectfully invirei 10 call 4.
WILLIAM j. SWORDS.
No. 225 Broad Stree,
March Sign of the Dry Goods Boz
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore Sum-
NJ H. L. % 4

I'VE" IUHki TtU' TT. W.
The Hon. Abbott Lawrence left here this al
lernoon, en- route Tor Washington. i learn, upon
good authority, that ne has been leniered his
choice OF either the Secreiaryship Of The Treasu-
nv or Navy Department, in General Taylors ca
hinef
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
To conclude with

HIN lsL'
O'Callaghan, Mr.. Ia.
Charles, Mr.. Pa
gr Tomorrow Mr.. CHARLES BURs
BENEFIT.
81. 10 rehearsal the FORTY THlEVE,
~ The tree lisl excepting Eiitosl y
excluded on all Benefit nights.
II PalcEs oF ADMISSION : Boxes, 81 Z
PHI, y cents; Galleries, SO ami - cents, t.
Gallery for whie persons. l2l cents.
Private Boxes may be Obtained, ant ~
cured daily from 10 10 2. and from 3 5ctl
ST Doors open a, hali-past q O'clock.
mence al II O'Clock, precisely. .MdF',
EORTUNE'S HOME. CHALKs OFF,
i No. 6, Main Street.
A hew arrival. In order 10 accommoa
public, PAINE & CO. have resolved p \
ducc a new Louery, VIZ this day-te.
male Seminary. Class ID. ~ Nos. ~
CAPITALS: 81 500, $500, 1880, as4. ~
S2-shares IN proportion. 80
Also, today, Maryland Consolit;iei =
Glass 80 IS Nos, Is drawn. C'fi.,s 4
600, 5000, 5000, 1900, &c. Ticses9'
For a prize in the above call al CdaLn
March2 3 doors above The OF Wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

THEATRE.
A CARD.-Mr. CHARLES BURKE would
n. specially announce to he patron, d
Drama, that his benefit is fixed Tor Samt
evening, March 81, when he hopes that III
put iorIh for The occasion will meet with d
approval. Marc !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

minated when The hour OF h~alf-pasl 8 arrived,
and asreeably 10 a resolution to-day adopted, Inc
House took a recess until 4 P. NJ, and viii con-
linue 10 do so Tor the remainder OF the session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
SALE OF NEGROES.

SALE OF NEGROES.
WILL he soid 1 10 the highest bidder, for ca
w al Louisa Cont House, on MONDA'
the l2lh insl. a Negro Woman, oil excellent cha
acler, and three children, aged from two 10 d.
years, all very likely.
WIN. w. ANDERSON,
Ai'mr. Of Richard NJ. Anderson, dec
March 2-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

THE PUBLIC VOICE.-Fity-lwo of the 81
gentlemen, from different paris OF The Stale, who
came passengers in The packet boat yesterday,
from Lynchburg 10 Richmond, were firm adVo-
Such unanimiiy in This number might well be
doubted, had we not seen The evidence OF il in
heir nwn sirns-lnannal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT.
NOR SALE, The whole or one half OF I'll.
L beautiful enclosed LOT, on the South 81
oi Main and corner ~ Adams slreets-b,it!
abou, l40 feet front. The price is low and tenn.
liberal. Apply 10 Mr.. JOHN R. d. PAYNE
or The owner. March D V6R
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02

II We are requested to announce, as we do
with regret, that Benjamin Hiner, Esq, will not
be candidate for reelection TO The House from
the county Of Pendleton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
We werr pleased 10 see the House yesterday
reject Mr.. Shephard's Ryder 10 / ms bill, guaran-
leeing to the Stale 6 per cent. upon its invest.
mcn!s, upon which we have already commented.
Mr.. s., representing as he does an an,i-Internal
Improvement district, showed his saeaciiy in
been 10 p~aralyze the efforts of the Internal I'm.
provement party in The presen, Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
BY GENERAL DESIRE, ONE MORE
AND POSITIVELY LAST)
CONC ERR, IN CdeSTUME
WILL BE GIVEN 8Y

VI DN-lL NINA oi't'bi
I'm MONDAY, MARCH 5;h, III The EN.
~ CHANGE HOTEL-assisted by her NJ.
steal Director, Mr.. BOCHSA.
Mad. A 3 will appear in costume as Lu:r
zia Boreis; also, AS La File du Regimen l
a military scene Of Napolcon's lime, and 81;
in her classic dress Of The Goddess OF Lib,i
The celebrated French Hymn, LA Marseiliais
On account OF The great success on lasl Nc
day, Mad. A. b. will repeat her far-famed Ar
from Tancledi, in her brilliant and gorgeous q
tune
Tickets 81 each, 10 he had al the usual place
Concert to begin Al 8 O'Clock.
II Mad. a. b and parry leave Tor Charles
on Tuesday, 9Th March. March 2-d3
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RlCHM0NI
FIRE ASSOCIATION.
TINE annual meclina OF the Firemen and Sloc|
i holders oil the Richmond Fine Associa'i
will be held al Bosher's Hall, on Monday Ev-
ing next, 9Th March, al IT O'clock BY orier
The Board OF Directors.
JNO. II. BOSHER, S-c'y
n. B. Fircmen ale subject 10 a fne ul 81 Il
failing 10 attend The above meeting.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
T UCK's OFFICE, Corner OF hsin
IL streets.

-
$500 sold and paid bu Lud
Drawn Nos. Be! Air Lottery, Gas
al Baltimore Feb. 20: a.
81 II II So ~ % 30 8 IS - %
Whole Ticket, 8 % 30, a prize q s;rC
ami paid al sight by -
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidate, 1911
% II 81 80 10 4s IS Is 81 81
Half Ticker, l8 A 81, a Pr'z' o. TIC
anu paid by
TWO MORE! 81!
Drawn Nos. of Bel Air, 10, drawn N =
Ga II % 80 8 &C ! 81 "A = %
Tickets, Nos. 7 "a G4, and =" Irt.
sold and paid by ,ysi
Two Lotteries Tor this day, tnss, }, >
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $ .
5. P. NJ. Also, $1,000, &c. On''
Tickets 81. Sales close a! u, A. VI.
received by %,o-monrOw's Northern D"
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