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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-18

noCToR HUNTERS RED DRoP.-THE ONLY Re
admitted WIN, every osser remedy offered to che publ:
r. the S Of % remedy
firm and u the Which this
TN. ehse,sd ana is u.psrsll.sd pTompt,ads q
envy glad Of t. affords just eriterea
70 the sek in ottann Ne remedy beet suited their d
genuine but such as Obtained At tSs
City Rna"1s RED Drop contains the 20 i.n
Of 9se every 'psss =: %
business habits 4 The patient rss y per bottle; ssa
sdentisl. and ,d,ice Of the physician gratis.
MEDICAL LECTURES FOR POPULAR READING
ssses price ssns By p G!Sys. d. .: ss ,
Se
JUST puBLIsnED--DR, DE LANEYs MEDICAL
items ess,ss xi:
few words on sol, sS y .z1 s
and. By post. oftne author, 81 Lispsnard street
DRIvATE MEDICAL woRK.-DR. RALPHs PRAc-
..ssi Irssse giving ., a. diet. recipes vi "a
Psriy treated Ninth edition st2 with Plssspos
Mailed free BY addressing Bo1 SO Post Once
NO CURE, NO PAY.-DR. coRBITT. NO. 10 DUANE
N street. be consulted the treatment Of ceraiA
a sSss. Dr. 70 -: .s:
form Of this disease Recent oaso oaed in thrss daya Ne
NoFEE TILL cURED.-DR MURPHY HAS REMOvED
70 Ne. ~ Roosevelt. street. near caa,hsm yher, =
without mercury in two TO four days. with unparalleled
success His specific, 81 box, cannot be beaten. Nh
II beaten, DIR. M. will forfeit 500
GS00 REwARD.-JEFrRIEy ANTIDo1E. srH
pOOO oise mixture for the Of private dlsorders- II
makes speedy without tho least restrictions
drink change in application to business The
proprietor challenges single which the mixture
not cure under the foreiture i've hundred dollars h
put In bottles with full dlrecon ST. One boteie
lasts weeknany cured in two days For sale By G.
II. rim G. e Broadway and los Bsyard street, N. II w.
Little 100 Hanover street, Bostsn; Wright Co. New
Orleans
nR. FAwCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO u
~ Dover where he be hdentialy consulGed
on all delicate diseases which he without mercury.
Recent dseaaes ha in few days His BALM Of Zura
for neryous debility brought by self abuse Is tho need
nyoratng medicine for that disease known IL The
country
DR l. MOKrAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE VIVA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-18

Il ship PACIFIC, Captain T.. Nye. This steamship will
depart With the mails for Europe positively Saturday
May l0h at II o'clock NJ from her berth at tho foot OF
Canal street Ne berth secured until paid for All letters
through the Post Cee For freight passage
having for elegance comfort
apply 10 EDwD X COLLINS. 50 Wall street Positively
will be received board after Thursday evening
May sth The steamer ARCTIC will succeed the Pacific
nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-18

nR. FAwCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO u
~ Dover street where he be consueed
on all delicate diseases, which he cures without mercury.
Recent diseases hs In few days His Balm Of
for nervous debility brought by self abuse Is tho need
nyoratng medicine for that disease known IL tha
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-18

INOK SANANNAH-TH ALABAMA,
Capt. Ludlow, will sail Saturday. 18th inst at
o'clock H. M, from pier N. r. For freight passage,
Apply to sAML. L. MITCHELL lsi Front street.
The FLORIDA. Capt. Lyon. on Saturday. Arril.6.
TT :. MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FoR NEW Or
leans direct via Havana, on saturday April nth Of
Ssclock r. M Fare rsducedThe splendid double engine
steamship OHIO 500 burthen James Findlsy schenck
O. s. NJ commander, will sa precisely at 3o'olock r. NJ,
from her per afoot OF Warren N r.. with the Gov
MALE direct for Havana and New oresns Chagrcs
snserred at Havana to the splendid doubsen
sns steamship FALCON. Freight taken to New Orleans ct -
sens cubic foot Specie only taken freight to Havana
b Of adng will be signed after the steamer has sailed
Tor freight passage apply st the ONCE Of the Company
~ 80 "ee'' sVtnei VI ~ poprprs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

Holy Week in VsnezueLa.-It is as curious as
it is instructive to how different nations cele-
brate the same event. ] he following account Of
Holy Week at Cumana, Venezuela, is from cor
respondent of the Herald:
"The ssn,ama sdnto has passed very quietly
and with the usual ceremonies. The crucifixion
was made to take place on Thursday, instead o
Friday, which, | believe, is generally conceded to
be the day. The lying in state of the body con
tinued until eleven o'clock on Saturday, during
which time dead silence prevailed the Virgin
Mary was put into deep mourning, and even the
bell was silenced from giving the time of day. At
the hour of resurrection, the glad tidings were
nounced by the firing of cannon and muskets, let
ting off skyrockets, the beating of drums, sounding
of trumpets and every other thing which could be
converted into noise, until Sunday night. On
Easter Sunday the principal street was fenced in,
outside of the sidewalks, also fence across each
end of the street and the cross streets. Within
the fence was displayed all the beauty of this an
cient city. At the hour of four in the afternoon,
toro was let loose and put to flight by horsemen.
This was the famous sport every afternoon until
the following Sunday. We then had respite un-
til the last Sabbath, which apart for killing
the Jews. This was accomplished by having a
number of stuffed men prepared, with masks on,
and the centre of their bodies and head were filed
with frecrackers. These figures, suspended by
their necks high in the air, in the most public
places, were set on fire, and when the explosions
took place, it called forth great shouts Of applause
So much for the resurrection.
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SPRING ImPORTATION, ass


WHEELER, GEDDES & CO., would res
w pegtiuy inform the pnbc that they prepared
to do STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MI l.L
ENGINES, Of all descriptions; also. Draining. Planning
and saw Mil MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
such Turn Tables, Stay Pates Switches, Chairs,
tine shorte: notice and the most approved system
bore iron and Brass worH Of al mos, ali kinds
~ Order for Columns. Pipes. Whsels, Fgrnsce Mouths. h
and Tomb Raings Shafts aud Puleys Axes and Bo,es,
Grers, Stove Plates, Ventilation, Sash Weights, etc., Will
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith Department is fitted up enable wOrkmeI
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punctually attended to- which
please address to
WHEELER, GEDDEs & CO.. New Orleans. La.
s. SWOOP,
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Virginia-As the Convention has failed to finish
and report the new Constitution The elections for
Congress and 'he Legs' s'alure will take place on The
fourth Monday in October, under the existing Con.
sttulion II the new Constitution shall b. finished
by the Goth of August, the people are 10 vote for
its acceptance rejection the day of th- general
election for Congress and Legislature in October
Should the new Constitution not be flushed by the
Goth of August, then the Legislature is 10 fix on the
day at which it is 10 be put before the people.
TPetersburgh Inielligencer.
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Value giren to Cotton IN its Iransfornaaffoats.
The Philadelphia Ledger notices the enormous
value given to cotton in its various transformations
as shown in the article OF lace, Of which there is
at the London exhibition, doubtless, richer dis
,ay than the world ever saw before. India,
France, Belgium and England are veing for su-
premacy in this manufacture. A manufacturer Of
Manchester furnished samples of one pound of
cotton spun into 900 hanks, Of $40 yards each
making distance in all of 430 miles, should the
single thread be extended to its utmost. Another
firm exhibited 1900 hanks, of the same number of
wards each, from single pound Of cotton. The
first then exhibited pound Of cotton spun into
a thread 1000 miles long, which shows the perfec-
tion to which cotton machinery has arrived. Brus-
sells lace, all made from cotton, is exhibited, worth
.f2OO sterling $4,000 per yard. lace shawl,
made in France for the duchess of Sutherland, is
exhibited, the cost of which is f10OO sterling. A
bridal dress is shown, for which the owner wants
f5O0O. The girl who wrought at it the first three
wears became blind from the heavy task it put upon
her eyes. Just think of simple handiwork enhan
cling the value of shilling's worth Of cotton tt
&o5 O00,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

Post Masters Commissions. One Of the
Washington items of 9th ult, is that the Post
master General having rescinded the order of Cave
Johnson in lS45, allowing Postmasters certain
extra commissions-and the Sixth Auditor having
rejected certain claims therefor-an appeal was
taken to Comptroller Whttlesey in the case of
James Graham, late Postmaster in Ohio, has
decided in favor Of the allowance, and ordered pay
msnt of the commissions claimed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

The recent copyright decision of Lord Campbell,
that foreigners first publishing in England are en-
titled to copyright, is not relished by the London
booksellers and music publishers, who have been
fat,ening on the works Of foreign authors without
giving any compensation for The labor of the brain
of such authors. They have had meeting and
raised subscription to bear the expenses Of an
appeal to the House of Lords for final decision.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

IT, S. Senator for Connecticut.-On 9th ult.,
the House reconsidered their vote indefinitely
postponing further ballo'ing for U. S. Senator,
and had three more ballOlings without
choice. Baldwin had l0l votes; Seymour 81;
Scattering 81 Baldwin thus lacking two of cleo
ton. The matter was then again indefinitely
,ostnoned
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R. r. r.

r. r. Il.
RADWAY's READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged By the true men Of America to
be the guickest and most efeetuaI remedy
for the cure of pain and the removal
Of its cause, TN the World.
8 the warning given Of the presence Of dsease,
s,d hs & Of hs .ssyou. system TO stop pain
ns,ys: and . s,s vi,.y sad healthy .c,io;
ofdseass. This we accomplish BY
Radway's Ready Relief,
which + prepared sapr.'y 9 the instant ssf Of pam ,na
s
g. S md a" & sy IN every place
Neuralgia, Tic Douloureux, Sick and
Nervous eadache, If
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain,
s ens T, ss s. s: .ss
co@pesy sarsd Them. il has stopped the
in fifteen minutes and cured the disease entirely in twenty
four hours. ha; cured during application Ii will
always stop the PAIN In Ssnrsirsa. sss II Iaa'''
Every Of neuralgia. where has been properly u.s
has stopped the o few minutes. Ip cOnuBued
viii strengthen the and rid the system entirely from
disease. E~
o. oS o % S ss q q re IL. s
hours il strengthens warns and nvgoatss every muscle
nerve and sinew in the system
Pains I'm the Bones.
All pains and si aches feel its wonderful soothing and
strengthening nuence it instantly arrests the most severe
jumping TOOth.ache.
1t will stop the snaIzlng ioOthache few seconds.
This thousands OF czens attest Nervous pains oil
all kinds arrested in lew moments by Railways Ready
Relief.
Sick Headache.
99 csses out Of 1000 will free from pain in Is minutes, and
the continued according directions will positively cure.
tY Pice-5O and rs cenu.
RADWAY'S INDICATED SOAP,
As a beautiher OF the Skin.
L surpasses thing the kind in the world. remove.
Redness, Plmples, biOches, Pustules, Teer., kash
Salt Rheum Ring Worm Sore Heads. Sores, Pustu
lar Erupons mparts health the skin and beauty to the
complexion. As and Toilet Soap il is beyond the
reach Of rivalry. and for shaving purposes the best
tine cake of Railways Soap will last longer han tres
cakes Of the size OF other Soap
the cheapest and best the w0rld SV Pncs . cents
cakes engraved and the signature Of H.
Radway upon each wrapper
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
| BEAUTY
Is a beautiful head Of LnZaeriant Hair.
Radway's Circassian Balm.
The lady gentleman who de-lres beautiful article
dress their Hair advised make Of Radwxys CIR
cassiaR Balm pGssesses Advab all Othe
hair and preparatiOns First ceansst scalp iron
danduti, and ygos the and buils nvg
TO healthy sion the Of ie which give. to TN
Baldness stops the hair from falling out. makes i hne
strong. soft and gOsy keeps from turning gray or 6,co
ing discoored 1t is truly luxury to dress the hair with th
| IL old by J. WRIGHT & co.
| 81 Isl ChavtFes ct.
apl0 eod&W ly G. N. MORRISON.
|
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

More fast Travelimg. - The steamer May
Flower arrived at Buffalo the 9th ult. in Ia
hours and so minutes from Detroit. This is the
quickest trip between these places on record.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

Mrs Howard is playing a round of favorite
characters with distinguished favor and success in
the Louisville theatre.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-07

WINDOW GLASS-l5O0 boxes of various
w sixAs. in s>Rs and M q elow, BY
NAT AN JARVIS GO.
nhH corn Magazine md C0mmn
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.

T. The has purchased Stock HUNTER,
opposite of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This ia
largest collection valuable Secondhand
city.
As the wish of the Subscriber dispose Of the Book and de-
his attention exclusively to dealing Watches, Jwey
the prices Among
works Theology, Law Medicine. Novels Bellies Lsstes
Poetry and Science.
q The latest Novels and Publications always hand.
aps JOSEPH RAFAEL, No. "a ST. Charlie, street,
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Latter from Busnos Ayres.-Capt. Gross oil the
brig Nancy Pratt, arrived at Boston on the 9th
nit. from Buenos Ayres bringing advices to the
18th May.
He reports the u s. ship St. Louis aground in
river, the water being very low. After getting
aHoat. the ST. Louis would proceed home via
Montevideo, Rio Janeiro, etc.
Capt Cross reports that at the time Of sailing
flour was falling in price and douboons were rising
Capt. Cross brought no papers later than the 81
of Nav. The Nancy Pratt left May IL, but while
. anchor below, lost two chains and was compelled
20 put back. She was promptly supplied by the
II, S. ship St. Louis and the national light-boat,
and left again on the 18th.
Flour had fallen 81 per barrel, in consequence OF
the opening of the port to foreign imports Freights
were dull.
Letters to house in Boston, dated Buenos
Ayres, May IA, report some excitement there, IN
consequence of being prevalent OF the
blockade of that place by the Brazilians, which
rumors, however, were not generally credited
Letters to that date, received at Boston, state
that every thing at Buenos Ayres remained in the
same disturbed state Flour was worth % on
/ GARD All descriptions Of American produce were
lower.
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HE GROWING ORNAMENT o
BEAUTY
Is O. beautiful head of Lur7tyiant Hair.
GC1sMl1lG Medscsns tVlGFEhOs1SG,
No. l5l ChArtres st. New Orleans.

I WRIGHT & co. having resolved stand unrvaed In
department Of their busnes have agreed with the
Propneios and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, keep them
,tanty supplied with fresh and ample rates
tar below the usual market BY this they
enabled offer for the Inspection Of purchasers the most
extensive assortment which be found this 0ths
city. Having had many in the purchase
and sale Of Patent Medicines they have acquired faciis.
scale. and prepared suppy the trade
exceedingly iOw that the purchaser fail to realize
handsome centage his ethe Wholesale
Retail AT the,! sstabiishmea, may be found lp
assoEtmsnto of ALL GENUINE PA TENT MEUlCiN ES
The following list comprises their assortment and
be furnished dealers in from twenty
cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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A Great National Work.

Great National Work. |
THE GALLERY OF ILLUSTRIOUS
n sy sn e ss
Men Under hi. title viii Be published during the year 10Y
American citizens, have become the vice
Ever, pooH Of the wp.s M vi. scsys ns
worthy and enduring monument to The great men Of the
Mt Brady ha. been y..r. engaged at great expense in
collecting Portraits for National Gallery. and those which
this object he has the and
iaon long established need reco%mends
The dra~inss and engravings of DAvgnon have been
~ 10 s s 70 and
Ps and nh , % M e take"
cariny and in as superb ,ye as engraving. ,hem
so made pc @Rs' Rs ''
Thi. vok ha, nothing sectional in il scope it w, there
viii BE- admted and public services have
% n M .m az s sSs m s
!yes An and er,!ure are universal 70 ,hs,r sp,, ana
o Ss %ss wSs
and fame the ee xoiy si the WYE hSie @
respond appeal for and a in SO com.
% an that IL, sn ~ may %Hss s s
usous men of the Union together consolidate still more
firmly. .
work of this Kind has appeared in America and the
they ain in Euro Would place @ 70 aae s
large crcuaion by charging very low price, They have
| therefore, established the following
| CONDITIONS OF SUBSCRIPTION AND SALE. ~, m
A year snbscriptOn for twenty -four numbers tG ~
Two copies for the year. (e.:h) is s SS oS
| Ten ~ ...................... 70 w
FFSSsn'y: FSs ::::::::::: ::::::::::::.::: Il Il SS
Al the numbers sold separately For single number one
dollar and larger quantity OF any single number al Inc
d s for g s or Ss - es sap Ss
without OF injury by the Expresses. to part o the
fV- Any Bookseller Postmaster. Librarian. any othe,
person. obtain subscribers, and his orders will be hsd
Advsrtisem MS which concern the Fine Arts, in every
department will be admitted the Cover In The style oi '
Eufopean Journals, on the following ,srms AIM
For one sQpa'e (0f eight hnes) once.
A corresponding reduction ior larger space. -
Cadso Ar i,ts Others (of half sqoa'e) orth year.
.di;ss..sa Cost p SsiS, . BRADY. DAviGSoS L co.
throu ghon, the United States. jeS 6m
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
" packages GANTskss GtAFs kAMrs s;e. va of pa.,.
.'' are ssss 'H as
Il CASTOR Oils barrels Adams No. 81
u Louis ofisSs f&sS. 81 'kinsNsrrs . 90 M....n. :.
SODA ASH AND PALM OIL-Landing an
jes "''' no.. u HSSs%AN 'ss HorDEN % Magazine st,
T INSEED OIL-75 barrels Northern Linsee
- o'' IN store and SHTh%ys r. ri x JARVIS co.
4 mhA IF eovre' MAGAZINE and Common sta
WHITE LEAD-25 tons, from the best Nortt
w o." A'''''''sii;r s2ra4s e. ~ jsXlavls . co.
|CASTOR OIL. Is bb.. superior St. Lou
" Castor Ou in store. gERD. KENNETT CO.
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| y. AADkiksuA. No. 81. Cnarss street.
y Watches, ChrOnometeu and Nautical lnsuu. W
ueal Apparatus made to order aad repaired 0A0
S-houT Chronomefess altered to s. houn. rs ly
NJ II. MEYE EN-, No. 100 CAAF street, Waich. ~
lvl. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOIDAe
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. IN
o.atn,n Anviacz spI9
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MtnicipaiW of Ns10 YOrk.-The practice
of driving castle through the streets of NewYork
has caused so many accidents, fatal and otherwise,
lately that the people have resolved to apply forth
with for a law to prevent its continuance. Such
NV can be established, and it is a disgrace to New
York that it has not been in stringent operation
long ago. Females, in most instances, have been
the victims of the assaults by nfuriated animals,
for the reason chiefly that they have more difficulty
in avoiding them in their mad career The :" au-
thorites have witnessed this again and again, and
,stwat to be conn yeiled to pass laws for the pro-
lection of persons nnocently .raversng the streets
From the immense population Of NewYork 1t
would seem impossible to find "City Fathers !"
with sense enough regulate the affairs Of village
Letter from Mr. WeJstsr.-The following is a
copy of the eloquent letter addressed by Mr.
Web.ter to the city authorities Of Lowell, in re-
spouse to an invitation to visit that city:
WAsHISGToN, June IL.
Gsutleaaen It afforded me much satisfaction
10 receive your kind letter OF the 30h May lnvitlng
,,a in behalf of the citizens OF Lowell to visit
nur c;iv and address them on the Fourth OF July,
Few Things give me more happiness than to see
III. return OF that day welcomed with so much Joy
as il is by She citizens OF the United States.
Th. great boon which our fathers obtained by
wisdom, patriotism and fearless resoiutioh, "Hhou'
a united ssneral government, they sought to guard
secure and psrpetuate, by cordial Union OF the
tates uadsr q Constitution, itself the wonder o
me world, and objsct OF vsserauon to all lovers
of Hnman Freedom.
Union snd the Constitution-May they con-
tpue to shine together, the two great lights In the
American Firmamsnt till
,.Tbe stars shall fade away-tbe sun himself
Grow dim with age and nature sink in years."
At some future day. gentlemen, when the hea
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CKOCKEkY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
f,nn1 II, n, FILL d CO., - COMMON STREET, :
~ NewOreans. imgortersard Dealers, %ho.ssa!s
Cs,,ors, Candiesticis, Table CutlpfH. Japannsd ~
Waters, Goods viii be offered al low price,, an.
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DR.. LACRUE'S, OF Parts, TOOTH AND
GUM SPECIFIC.
THIS is beyond doubt, the best article ever
i discovered tor the eeth and ums. Il kseps tho
Teeth from tasar, and soft and blesin& Gug
health 6rmness, and consequently ewest bseolh
For proof Of The above tacts casn To b. had q IL
AGENT, via: Dk CILbRlT. P0vdsas street.
CLARRG 4 ALLloON. b. Chailes street.
2. l.. MAessy, COZ. lamp and 0fav,e
j. WeIo1r, III Chastrss Hmse.
JSyna, COZ. Canal and Casondest.
A.KxnpALL . Co.. Maaa1 ~ seRoof.
MnpiCAL lRPOI, P1Ydlae arpt
q. NYsraA1nL oGz. Apoaao - Cio.
IL, f Gao. 0agn, oqe, Hayaf0 ord 01eQQA
S- ~ ii, kALTEvsR, essn4s JAahsea I'D Lsvea
a!set., Lafiystis; ssa Of The lzksHsAcIuaaas, 20
lsl 1vlp & ~ tNZ100o 4Be1<s ~. We
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-12
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
ENOUSE AND LOTS ON CHURCH HILL

ENOUSE AND LOTS ON CHURCH HfLL
SALE AT AUCTION.-W be sold on MONDAY
afternoon, the 18th Sept 1851 upon the premises,
mencing at O'clock the brick Tenement on the south
side OF Grace between 26h aud 9th streets, now IN the
occupancy of Mr.. VIM. Granger. The lot fronts lS2
feet on Grace street, and extends in rear 81 feet will
be divided to suit purchasers
TERus-One-third cash, balance at and years
for honds hsarinp interest secured bv trust deed.
q. w GODDIN, Auct.
p. S. Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
80 feet OF ground the south side OF Grace street. be-
tween 2Sh and 29h Streets running back l57 it. to
alley and adjoining the residence now being erected by
Capt Skinner. 1t will be divided to suit purchasers.
Terms at sale.
Sc 10 w. GODDlN, Auct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-12
MANAGERS 0Fr1CE.-F. MOilRls &

RaANAGEA1s OFF1CE.-F. NORRIS &
lVH- co.
IGNORE BRILLIANT PRIZES AT PURcELL's n
We have again the pleasure of announcing to the
public the arrival of two more magnificent prizes sent
to this agency. On the 22d of August we sold to a
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and on the next day we returned, for the want OF
purchaser the whole of the grand capital of FORTY
THOUSAND, making three capital prizes sent 10 this
agency in the short space of 60 days, amounting TO
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS !! In addition to tn Sc we have sold
since the first of August, prize of 60OO 1000 1000
and numerous smaller ones. Let it be remembered
these prizes have all been sold in lotteries under the
management OF F. Morris & Co. More of the same sort
can be had and 10 obtain them direct your orders to
+. MORRIS & Co. or
&. W. PURCELL, Richmond