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Correspondence Of the Baltimore ciippcr.l
WASHINGTON, February 10,

Correspondence Of The New York Post, &c.
1t is with modification and regr.t that have read the
remarks Of the correspondent Of the New York Evening
Post, under the signature of X in regard TO the claim OF
Mr. Richie, which is founded due justice and equity,
and which trust the Bllingsgale and abuse Of this
respondent cannot in the least affect The ungenefous
course OF towards Mr. Richie is proverbal. and
tanly have influence with members OF Congress
other than those whose tool he is.
This gentemany and generous correspondent has
h IN his wise and elpc,dang powers TO pronounce this
"vianous claim" which, above all things, proves
that he is totally unacquan,ed with the nature OF the
claim, and perfectly ignorant OF all the Investigations
made in relation thereto. and prompted in this attempt
10 njure the claim of Mr. Richie at this late Of the
session by his personal vindIctve feelings. My only,
sole object in noticing this matter is that justice may be
done this veteran editor and incorporating friend OF
the Union. ANXIOUS.
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Hon H,aRy HrBsARp --Atihe congressional conven-
ton in dsr,ct No 4, held Haverhi last week, Hon
Harry Hubbard unanimously nominated tor cleo
ton TO Congress THIS result anticipated and there
10 no doubt he will be triumphantly elected No
the State stands higher 10 the confidence OF the
people and one deserving OF that confidence
In him combined vm'nen, ability. strlct integrity,
sound Judgment and discretion and devotion to
democ principles, AM, while he ably and faithfully
repres the views and feelings OF his instruments. his
character and position at Washington reflect hvh honor
upon the Slate-N n Pairtot
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The Auantic's cargo, now sale Is TO be added these
and the result shows fair figure Tor spring
Probably the country dealers viii find this spring
extensive Of both domestic and imported goods
reasonable prices than ever before. The large
stock goods, however and the backward conduct
ers are creating tendency extend credits Dealers
oming ous get for goods and gradually
disposed look hopefully upon The securities offered
them ard auction system is getting ino better blast,
no ways the benefit eerly In the Of those who
have mported much Nevertheless, hro, ghout
Try there the basis of prosperity produce has paid we
and the good Of wool other produce in BET
ter collections the obbe and money the hands city
quite abundant, Notwithstanding their large stocks
of goods The coming promises equally well Tor
good sales and quick returns.
The wool market continues far, and with upward
tendency The stock here is estimated at 100000 pounds
with le 10 come forward the opening Of navigation
Sales during the week nearly 40 900 pounds AN
80 cents Hsece fine i6 ~ For lot Of fine fleece,
5sA cents refused No l. pulled. 80 96s There
less cotton in this market and quotations remain
firm
Ordinary Mid to Mid. fair Fully fair to
TO good ord good mid, 70 fair good fair
Ss mo NJ. i2,.ias iss:.nis asB .'a
For flour there was fair demand Tor shipment-ssy
State 81 so 81 81 mixed Michigan Ohio and In
diana 81 90 81 81; Ohio round hoop, 81 81 81 81;
southern, 81 81 a SIS 90. Rye -four IS 81 81 Corn
meal, SO " So N. Wheat 81 l6 Rye, 10 cents. Bar
ley, 81 10 Oats, 10 81 cents Corn, southern yellow
aAost IS cents; Jersey yellow G6 New pork, Ohio
mess S3 so Ohio prime, sI Beef, mess IS 80 $40 u.s.
Lard in good demand at 81 a 81 cents
The stock market Is again buoyant, and prices rising
TIL, bears have had their "hng." aud ae market sgan
rises The quo'soo. close as last week
Yoar, PRENTICE
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National Hall.

Mrs Beverley in the Gamester las, night. was acted
by Miss Davenport with feeling and paihos which
drew tears Of sympathy from many brigh, eye. Her
9Th act fine piece OF natural acting Mr. Fenno
looked and acted Beverley exceedingly well; and Mr..
Gilbert, in Stukely, very effective.
Tonight we have Miss Davenport in Julia, in the
Hunchback with an excellent cast OF the play.
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Parod,'s Reception /. Boston.

Bosros, Feb. lS--The opera, under the manxyem..,
Mr. L l. Walker, opened in this ciy last nsh, s ~
Parod appea red in her cha ac,er of Luereiia Bo,
went of spendidly. The house was crowded. NH i,
dreds had 10 be sent away S
The first box 20 day sold tos So a seat preml,m A.,
the regular price Of ~, and large nnb,r d ,s.ss
Ut So 50. All the seats IN the dress circle and p,os
were sold. '"T
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--~K-h Extra Trip TO Mount NerT"""uAs "
- Wa.hington.-Tb. steamboat Ihosa, p4
LYER will leave Washington 1t 10 O'Clock, As s.os W.
Friday, February The 9lst also saturday, the Sn,
tons birthday. ca.ehe
Fare, round trip, u from Alersnd,n, Is cents IN
The Capitol sok O'Clock. Seats in cosches ~ cs''
and from II. ,,s.,gsA I
For seats and boat tickets apply TO Mr. Heeaae, w."
TO George and Thomas Parker, Washington
served on the boat at '' JOB cos'
Feb 2o-2t
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DO Sons Of CELEBRATION Of W. 4
TOMS Birthday, Saturday. February 2The grand md ~
divisions of the Sons Of Temperance Of The District "a
umhia will Temperance Hall al O'Clock precisely
the line of march be formed with music and banns q
through Of the principal horoushres Of the ety.
ing brothers in good standing, and all other true snas =
aternay invited join The PROCESSION will return NJ
AZ O'Clock the public invited be present. M
dresses by members Of the order
COMMITTEE ARlANoRAENrs
Geo. Savage, g. WI T. A. Newman, &C.
e. W. Newton, G. w. A. J. X. Harhsugh, q. Con.
r. G. Campbell G. 3. r. B. Bell, G.S
Geo. Colard, CT
in. PEARSON, n,
Feb 20-3t Grand Marshal, wia -
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Ry DYER q MN0UhRG, Aur,bO"sssss
HOUSEHOLD FURNTTURR, PAINTINGS &c., of the late
III Mrs honorable orphans'
On Saturday, March 1884, shall sell the residence Of the
household together
with valuable pannss which portraits by
Stuart Tnmbu othsr. The painting viii be more fully de-
scnbcd In future advertisement DYER MCGUIRE,
Feb Auctouesrs.
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CO. Card 20 the PnbI,e. i would resPscu.y a, ~
public that do have part ~ 70, ~ -
parior organs, msodr other goods w,a
old stand Thursday they owned bl "er rS'
h Mcclure, and others. removing my epie ~. .,er.
the store recently occupied by Mr. j. ". Gibbs rs
viii there open in day two, OF which VIII sug IN bA
lie. Ei,bn'o
Feb lo-M
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It's with sincere pain that we have 10 announce the
sudden death OF old friend Major Richard Pollard OF
Abemarle county, Virginia who died at Wlards Hotel,
yesterday, at the hour OF O. p. m, OF pneumonia.
Major Pollard had been i'll but few days. and such
was the magnty OF his attack that remedial aids could
avail nothing He here with his daughter. brief
visit, and is thus suddenly sna,ched away in the prime
OF life from his family and friends
The deceased was oargI fcfares TO the republic of
Chill, having been appointed by Andrew Jackson, and
remained at that court during the administration OF MIR
Van Buren, He the brother -in-law OF Mr.. Rives,
our minister to Paris and his connexions in Virginia,
well as his numerous friends elsewhere will deeply
mourn his loss We need not here say-wha is the uni
versal sentiment, among those who knew him best-tha
Major Pollard possessed ability Of high order. afa
blty Of and dignity Of soul which less dis
tnguished him as a statesman than rendered him the
popular and accomplished citizen,
His remains will be conveyed to Richmond, and thence
the family buralplace a, Oak Ridge in Nelson county
We regret to learn that the Hon. Walter Booth, OF Con-
nec,cu has been called home suddenly from his seat in
the House of Representatives by OF the i'll
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ONE WEEK MORE

THE Panorama Of the Bible II open ~ "a, ~
l. Fellows HAIL. In.co Wilamss eel.brs'eo -
rama containing over any OF the most interesting -,
Bible, commencing with chaos, and following ssch -
torcal order down TO the Babyionisb Captivity .,,h
Doors open nj commence AT half past ooloes
Tickets 25 cents; children under ~ years old, ha sott
Exhibition on "Wednesday and Saturday ansrno'a'''
Jan 96--dim -
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90 st. Pauls.-A series Of mestinss, preparatory 70 =
sration Of the Lords Supper Sabbath next will -
English Lutheran church, of and lth streets, "
day, ThuSday and Friday evenings, At ~ O'Clock.
90 NOtice.A lecture will be delivered al CauSt 49,
next Wednesday, the 10Th instant At II, BY the hoa
Chandler The proceeds Of lecture will be appropriate
benefit Of st. Vincent's Orphan Asylum.
Tickets Of admission, IS cents.
I8-H
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I OSr, ON saturday last between the CITY Post Once
II and the Capitol Land Warrant No 49, eighty OF land
The Under will The have
taken the any the
Feb 20--t n. q. WILLIAMS.
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COLUMBUS, (Ohio,) Feb 1.-THE Columbus and Ci1s,
natl railroad far completed that train Of can n
pas over the road to-day About four hundred Of our
zens including the bers Of the Legislature win =
ia the train, TO meet . deputation from Cincinnati
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CARUsa'B SALOON

FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY EVENING, FKBRuARY q, 1851.
n RAND MUSICAL FEsTIVAL.-HERR KRAUZ, he -
VI Hungarian SINGER begs the ladies and -
that he will give his grand musical festival vocal and n
music the above evening, and he will be assisted u
amateurs of Washington. \
HERR KR.uz will also introduce his grand spot Posm
Confusion Of Bsbyion,' in % different languages
Admission, 50 cents.
For further paItisulars see handbills.
Feb 20-1
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Frsshet at H0ae,dals.

HosEsDALE, pal Feb. ls.The large amount Of A
has fallen here the past two three days has rsa
great freshe In the river filling many cellars win ~
and causing suspension of divine service In the PA
terrain church Sunday, by filling Its basement "A
water.
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Ne,o Jersey Unitsd STATE, Sesaior.

TRENTON, February Tsp. IN. Nine balo,s have nh
place Tor United States senator. 81 rkton, the aa h
tot received 80 votes Dayton "a ssay chogsl
Adjourned ill 8 o'clock this afternoon.
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George TAompsOn Ia Sprag 6sid- Crai Erei,u

English sbotiunisf. wa have spoken H., r se "
Ham pdeD Hall; but il was closed aga him a, ,hl
men gave notice thar they would be resl,ohsh s~.
injury done 10 il II the meeting on In lha ~ ~
there wa a great crowd including many liza IA
streets between Ham pden Hail and Thompsooss NV
and tears Of a riot were entertained, BY iOs 800
crowd had thinnei but the most disordery remsess
with drums flies, aud bonfires, made the sht hdoa
the meeting had gone on, there would undoublsTs,
been u row
SECOND DESPATCH.
SpntNopiELD, February lS.-George Thomson 1
,peakiny In a small hall that holds about two buud, =
sheriff is present. with assistants 10 preserve order
meeting proceeds with little disturbance ''~
Thon pson and his ieiloweompanion Phi lip, anna. \
the riot to the pressabout great lie could h NV
featured.
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was un1i-r arrest and rruigned BAT had been
mob aid had escaped. "
The commissioner ~as OF the opinion and mad j, .
ctson that further proceedings under he w.tts. =
be .u.pended Tor the pr-selu wherein on. IA, saes
c,nnsel To- the lagtiv~. noved that the cour a. Ssa
aud iortnsl drchsrge OF tue alleged fugitive Who's ~
AS se,rd oy ae 90 ny ciaiintng had noi besa asl,
The commit ssionef interrupted the counsel ma "
had Already made po-iive stisiou, and couId "s
Iou counsel any motion whatever on The snli az NY N
| The examination Of Eizur Wright and D.y,.
| d nv before the commissioner /" w
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IOUISVILf.Nt ",
The Hon. Mr. BisseIl, United States memb1< <pm lid,
and Mr.. Rantoui, OF Massachusetts, arrivedi 4A,n
ing, ~ route for Washington. M
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Camden and Ksypsrt Railroad. United Soa, &aau
/ TRENTON. Feb IL The keypor and Camden ua,si
| bill was killed IN the house this afternoon
Commodore Stockton Is up tonight and he will pskak
be elected United States senator tomorrow.
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Destructive Fire at WkitetaH

WHTkHAIL, IN w. Feb. Is "A fire broke ou, n
O'Clock last night in the wooden block Canal q
called the "Pfindle Exchange" which spread ,pAh
the building in Division street, known rhe Old Acad.
which, with the original block consumed
properly was owned by A. A. Griswold. aud was uuy
sured
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smaie that he wanted that he had apy spp
hsnon Of Amer few unmportan remarks, he safed
directed him OF
der around the courthouse prevent ohstaeuon. proper
including all such orders dol
the officers charge OF wha ses
ffonl d my
further
subject The police wilma my
OF The State OF UNI
states stated request was made 70 inc
such knowing masha oi
officers and that he suho'iIsd 10
appoint deputies call 10 his assistance q. many
deputies conb stationed In the court house, had
suspicion Mr. Riley wanting In ample
mea his prisoner against unarned assaisntS
winch
Intended agaed-appeared speak with
his ngand remarked that he had great
difficulty catching his breath answered that
him.
annex a statement Of the city marshal ..
JOHN r. BIGELoW.
Cry HAIL. Feb IL 1851,
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stocks. Flour duler-saes of 800 bbls 81 62A Cot
steadyales of 800 bales No change other articles
usually noticed
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1872 p. m.-The stock market Is
stesdysaes United States 8 1856, lO7 nothing doing
in Pennsylvania SIS Flour quiet, with small sales. No
change in grain. Markets generally quiet, and without
change in price.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l9-l D. Robert Woodside, a
cabinet MAKER, who accompany nY married woman
her home, the suburbs OF the city, in vehicle,
attacked by her husband. charging Woodside with i'm
proper intimacy with his wife, knoc king him from the
vehicle, and perpelrating injuries which, il feared will
terminate fatally E.
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TELEeRApaIc REPORTS FOR THE USIoN

Condition Of Me NOrfhsrn Markets, &c.
NEW YoRK, Feb 1872, p IN
, sALEs AND PRICES STOCKS NEW YORK
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INTRODUCTION


On the 18th day OF May, 1885, Dr. Brandreh for the
nfst time, made known in the United States the Cele-
GRATED Brdndreh Vegetable Universal Pills. He left
them to stand or all by their merits He made no
allnson to any other medicine; simple facts were stated
and the following principle laid down as the Brand
fethaan Theory, viz that all local diseases whether
OF stomach or bowels, enlargement OF the joints rhue-
matte affections, cutaneous eruptioas, dyspeptc COM
plants, or whatever other forms such local disease
puts on were nothing more than so many symptoms
OF dlsordered style of the constitution and that his
pills which were discovered in England in 1851, were
medicine that had the effect of restoring the con
sutuuon to health and vigor simply by removing all
and bowels The American public have now made
ral OF TINS medicine tor nearly years and have found
mat the medicine is not all humbug. The patronage
Dr. Brandreth daily experiences proves that the medi-
cine gives universal satisfaction
M. BRANCH Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent.
NO. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
Country Agents and Planter. can be supplied at New
ofR prices apl9
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ssY RICHARD CAUT.,OYN

IT'D EsULAEs SAFE DAMS. MONDAYS,
hG Wednesdays and Fridays ale of horses every
Saturday--On the days above named, commencing &C
81 O'clock will sell auction at my store on !5ti st.
variety OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the iol
lowing:
Candies, Soap, Walls, Starch Baccn Hams, Shoulders
and Sides Rice fepp Ginger, Brandy Whskey, Gin.
Molasses, Butte, Lard, Iierrings, Shad.
FuREIIURE-B eans, Sideboafds, Washstands
Feather Beds Hair aud Shuck M.trasses Bedsteada.
Chair, Candeslands, Dining Tea, and Toilet Tables
Bedding OF every description, Fenders, Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the house, keeping
lire.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-I will also sell Boots,
Shoes Slippers, Clothing Of every kind Hats, Caps,
Crockery- ware, Matches Writing aud Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2l r. CAUTHORN
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Mr. MERRYMAH HAS RRIvED! We saw him yeser-
erday in Broad street, attended by all the promp and
circumstance OF public enranre-seated in lrium-
pha car drawn by trenty magnificent cream coloured
chargers, and surrounded by all SORTS OF cdd''ooking
musical instruments, upon which, and anon,
tain lesser spirits blew shrl blast. 1t grand
occasion with the boys and little negroes, muttudes of
whom followed "he circus" as they called it, though
the different streets TO the lot selected for he exh5i
ton.
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isY ALEXANDER NOTI.
No. Gil Main street, opposite the city Hotel
REGULAR SALE DAY,

REGULAR SALE DAYS.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS 81 SATURDAYS.
AN the above named days | will sell at pubic auc-
" lion, at my store opposite the City Hotel, cont
mencing al hai-past O'clock, variety of miscella-
neous goods, such as the following:
tURNlTURE.-Cabin Wardrobes, Sdeboards,
Bureaus Bedseads, Chairs OF every style and pattern;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Card Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
ALSO "A large otof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c., with CLOTH. Cassineres, Sattines, Vest
ings, Flannels, hleached and unbleached; domestic,
white and brown l. Linen, Table Covers, Oil Cloth do,
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &c; Also, large collection of sea-
sonable ready made clothing, Boots and Shoes,
silk wool and waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment Of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing
friction Matches, Clocks and endless variety OF
Pertumery and Fancy Goods OF every description
NH l ALEX. MOTT
ADDITION ALVIN be added to my sale this
morning the remaining stock OF Mr. Dearue's sale
consisting Of
Brandy, Wines, Whiskey &c. &c.
my6 kasd ALEX MOTT, Arct.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. 5, South ,4tb
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, SrRATroNs the man.

a. ia l1ON,S OFE1CE. No. 5, South i4th
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, SrRATroN's the man.
$4,000 SOLD,
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No. 30-April l4th
Is 80 70 s SO 50 so II 80 81 As IS "a 10.
Ticket Nos 80 3d. the second capital of $40, 600;
whole nos H. prize Of 500, sold and PAID BY
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, extra, No. 5oNAprl sSt b
"A IS Al 30 10 AZ 46 IS SO Is IS 66.
- Whole Ms ID % 68; tickst Nos r p a 45otwo
62 10 81 81 80 II 81 A 25 go % i is
'::'' E?' j. $ $ Three sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Monougalia, No. 4s-May /:
es 81 81 SO 12 l IA Al 36 40 81 SO 2.
SITUATIONS.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No. s5-May 3D.
IS 8 l6 80 10 10 10 SO SO II As 80 so 81 So
Ticket Nos. IS 80 70; do do 30 80 5S-lwo more
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, No. 4sNMay s.
90 SO 10 10 IS II SO u Al 81 81 70.
Whole Nos. II Is 50, Prize of $1,000, }hv
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, extra No 5s-May 5:
Sc 60 "a 6S 80 IA "A 10 70 81 81 IS g.
Ticket Nos. S. 6l sold and paid By n,ur,,
gE Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No ss-May sth:
IS "A 25 As Cd &C SIS 81 II &C.
Ticket Nos As e5 prize of 500 s sold and paid
Draw ;.os Of Sussex, extra, No 54-May 9th
594 70 81 90 60 II Al IS 70.
WEDNESDAY-Delaw No l9-Capital s34, :
900, 70 numbers, u drawn. Tickets $40, halves IS
quarters2 so.
Observation-Disclosures extra, No. 55-Captal :
$1,000. rs numbers ID drawn. Tickets SO. halves
l. Quarters So
-Monongalia. No. 5l-Capital: $751;
300. IS nos aud IA drawn. Tickets S., halves SO,
quarters IS.
nos, IL drawn. Tickets "a. ''''' -
SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No 56-CapitaI: 81
500. IS numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 3d. halves soc.
quarters 25c.
Monongalia, No. 52--to be drawn 10Th of May
Capitals $50295, Is 900, l2Ol7 1000, $780, 1000 of
200o 10 of 1900, 10 Of 1000, 500 of $50. &C. Is nos
l6 drawn. Tickets SIS.
Monongalia. No. 55--to be drawn eth of May
Capitals: $4,000 II 1923, OoO 5000 4OOO Is of 0oO
Is Of 5oo Id of 200, &c &c nos. lldrawn. Tickets
Monongalia, No. 60-to be drawn the 3lst OF Nav.
Capitals: $4,000, 80 1000, 30 OOO 10 900. 1000 20so
20 of 1000 40 of 500, 200 of 200. Is nos 10 drawn
Tickets go
Monongalia, class Etc be drawn the Oath of MAY
Capitals $4,000. 40. 900. rs 900. 10000, $685. 10 Of
5000 40 OF 1900, 40 Of 1900 1875 Of 1000, &C. Is nos
u drawn. Tickets $50.
Buyers are referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
seen at the Office, as proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number
Orders Tor packages certificates of packages and Gin.
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re.
quested. Please address orders to
my5 N. sRAITON. Richmond. Va
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PUBLIC NO1lCE.--ln compliance with certai
resolutions adopted by The citizens of Richmond at
day evening last, the undersigned Commissioners ap-
pointed for that purpose will open a poll at the Union
Hotel on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 7th of
May at O'clock to take the sense OF the qualified vo-
tiers OF Jefferson Ward in regard to the Basis Dues
ton now pending before the State Constitutional
Convention.
VIM. F. BUTLER,
HUGH RILElGH,
my b-2t A. l.. ROYSTER.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

NDARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNi-
i'll TURE, TRUNKS, VALICES, &c, &c. AT
AUCTlON-Oa THURSDAY MORNING, The
9th inst, commencing at halpa nine O'clock shall sell
at public auction a large and splendid collection of
House Furniture, Trunks, Valices, &c.
Among which will be found the following:
| Mahogany Wardrobe
+ ladies' dressing Cabinets
spring seat Sofas
2 pair of Te,e.a-Tetes
plush spring seat Rocking Chairs
6 hair cloth do do.
3 doz. spring seat Parlor Chairs
6 " cane seat cured Maple do
marble top centre Tables
2 '' side do.
2 Mahogany Gard do.
nurse Rocking Chairs
marble top Washstands
2 Grecian Toilet Tables
Also, l case containing SO ladies' Workboxes
"a travelling Trunks with trays
"a without
10 &c Iron frame
20 valices
IS Carpet-baos
The above goods will be sold to close an consgn-
ment in lots to suit 81 hose in want of any OF
the above articles would do we'll to attend as the goods
must be closed out
TERMs:-All sums under $50, cash; over that amount
60 days for approved paper. ALEX. MOTT.
my AuctionPer
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-07

The Washington Republic OF yesterday places no
faith in the Geographic despatch from New Orleans
announcing that the Cuban enterprise has been aban
doned. The Republic thinks there will doubt ess be
numerous fents and false reports, with view oil bat
fling the Government in its design of REFRESHING the ex
pedlon