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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-11
PHILADELPHIA
Drewned-Narkets and stocks.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Aug Q

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Aug ., I-ll.
Early yesterday morning, two men named
Peter Keen and jeremiah Marshall, were accident
" drowned al the mouth Of the schuy!k.ll rver ~
he time u the occurrence, the men were z a small
boat. and were capslzed BY the waves Of steamboat
Tie CoTrUs market IS quiet, and the sales are N
very restricted scale. The FLOUR market excessively
dun ho.dczs demand s4@i - b0l. Ia fresh sroand
bat there export demand, and saes have been
ported Small ses for the supply u the CITY trade
~ "a - Tor he common and selee. brands 81 "a Il
FOR extra quality, and ilRcy New-YOrk higher
rlies. RYE FLOUR stesfy ~ ~, aad C0RS MEAL a.
Oh bbl There "A but lm!tsd amount of WHEAT Of
ferns and prces are steady sales u prime Delaware
red a. &c. Y buse and god hie We euoe
Old PeBnsyls ana white Z sla W ? bushei Rye =
CORN steady demand sale. II southern ye-
low al &c afoai and m.fed Wes.eru AZ 5zeGc Oats are
letter demand WHISKY sells Al ~ n both Ahds AMI
bis
SALE o. sTocX-Fsr5f Board $500 CIu g. lez.
$3.50 DO. oZ. 500 Penna s. %. sl.l0o do - %
co. ~. so shares ReacIDx kR -. 20 !" 90 90 %
II DO do. - % Co do IS. 20 ps do 90. = -, 20.
DO. IS ~ 5 do Wilmington KR, n 3do Nine fnI hh'
50 a. do Louisville Bank. la 49,, a. -,
!>seond BOsr5.-S5e5s Penaa- -. -. sSes 40 -.
syCG Rsacag s.. &c. CT 81 90 % doftsase ., ~
10. share Restsns RI % - DO ia % "s'
10 EedA B. -
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The WeAer1 Elections.

We sum up the latest intelligence respect
ing the August Elections as follows
KESTucKY.-There IS 10 longer any
doubt of the election of Powell, the Opposi-
ton candidate for Governor, and Of ThomP-
son (Whig) as Lieut. Governor. Both
branches Of the Legislature are Wing. The
Congressional Delegation stands Wing
and s Opposition, As follows
III Ben f. Grey l. Linn Boyd,
m Presley Ewing v James W stone,
". WIN. + Ward. VII. J C. Breckenridge
" Addison White, TX. John c Mason,
VII. Humphrey Marshall \. Richard II stanton.
The Delegation in the last Congress
stood Wings, Locos
IxDIAyA.-The Legislature IS still un-
certain, and the Congressional Delegation
stands as reported on Saturday. Wing, 5
Opposition. Last Congress, l Wing, |
FreeSoil, Loco.
ALABAMA.--The Legislature will be
Union by large majority The Congres-
sional Delegation VIII stand, } Union. ,
Secession. as follows
Ist District John Bragg. Secession Loco
Id District James AbeTcTombic, Union Wing
lid District. Sampn ". Harms. Secession Loco J
IVth District William r Smith fUnlOn)
Win Distinct .George Houston, (tnlon Locol
With Districi-W II. w Cobb. Union LOco)
With District Alex White, (UnOa Whlgl
NORTH CAROLINA Outlaw Union Wmg)
is probably elected TO Congress in the lXth
District, and Stanly (Whig) in the With.
TENNEssEE.-Gen.C Campbell, Wing can
didate for Governor. has gained largely, so
far as the returns have come in. We have
no reports Of the Congressional election,
except from the With (Nashville) Dis
trict, which has elected William Cullom
Who
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CorprR SMrI TING IN CLEvELANp.-We

visited Yesterday, saws TIE Pam Dealer the Smelt-
ing Works Of J. e. Hassey & Co. located IN beau
nful situation IN, canal. and near the tles Gland
and Chagrm Falls piank-road. The Company have
i've acres of land, sufficient for their smelling WORKS
srolling-mill. and houses for the workmen employed
ahou, the establishment. They are now smelling
what is called the barrel ore which Yields about 90
per cent. The large humps yield from IS 10 ~ per
cent. They run os from slN 10 seven suns every
twenty -four hours, oI average forty tunS per week
with one furnace and ten men. The i put INTO
an oven built q. the bCs; hreor,ck, which melted
nv stone coal IN aTch furnace, the draughi OF
which passes through the oven and directly out OF
the chimney. When the ore is all melted and re-
fined u is dipped o.: With ladies and ngot>
OF bars At pleasure
HhALrH oE LowELL.-Thc prevailing
disease II esRsi and that Is confined 70 the medical
profession. who have nothing TO do-ihe heath OF
the city N nc remarkably good. Lowell Journal
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
w-YoRK, MONDAY, AUGUST II. 1851.
For California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING Tfr
7rittHs tor CaLforni7, O-rso- ard ths Stad"'cs
Islands. !: VII contain al the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News. City News, Money AMI
Market Reports. Marriages, Deaths. &c
Persons wishing copies OF this paper viii
please leave Their orders early This Morning
Price. single numbers, siKpence
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This State has larger colored population. IN proper
ton 20 rs size and white people, than any other Of
the free States and than hall Of all the free
colored people IN the Union are TO be found IN the
Eve VI ddle States, New-i Ork, New-Jersey, Pennsy-
yanla. Delaware and Maryland. The three ad.oR-
ing States Virginia, North arolina and OHIO con
tam over 10000 more leaving less than 10000 for
the other twenty-five states, there beng COMPARE
lively very few free negroes IN the Eastern or West
eru -taffs
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Tar NEW MorIyy PowgR.-On anoth,

THE NEW MOTIVE POwER. -On another
page OF this paper Will be found a second article
on Sawyer & Gwynne's plan for machine to 90
by centrifugal motion. We ourselves incline TO
consider the y hole affair illusion, but perhaps
some Of our readers may entertain a different
opinion
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CORRECTION. In our notice OF the Wes-
leyan University, at Middletown. Conn, It was IN
ad.eI.enty sand that the honorary degree Of ID. ID.
sas conferred upon Mr.. 4. 4. West, OF TINS City
We should nave said the degree Of A. NJ, Mr. West
not belonging 10 the clerical, but 70 Tie eGtoF'a!
L..
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Tor Europe.

TIE next number Of Tn T-l5urr (e' BS-yp''H
Circulation Will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING az O'Clock. Il viii contain all the
latest news up to the time Of gong to press
The Niagara sails from this pOr: on wednesday
a. ~ o'clock
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M. GREELEY LETTERS.-On our sixth
age will be found another Of Mr.. Greeley 5
Letters from Europe Thi. one IS from
COLOGNE.
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=.
Under the Compromise Act Of 1888 one -fith OF the
excess above 20 b cent. ad yalorem had been taken
of by 1850, when the great crash occurred, and in
June 1912 but for the passage OF the new tar, the
duties would have been reduced to uniform rate OF
20 3 cent al yalOrem.
An inspection of this simple table utterly
OVERSEES TIE Journals absurd pretension
that the disastrous collapse OF business in
1867 took place under system OF pro-
lection. The truth is, that protection fell
In 1882, when the tariff Of ISIS was aban-
doned, and got lis death blow in 1888, when
the Compromise was passed. That Com
promise was adopted TO satisfy the Null
fers of South Carolina, who played Justify
their great game OF brag, TIL the industry
and welfare of the entire nation gave way
before them. The tariff then fixed upon
the country was far lower than that which
preceded it, and though IN 1886 the duties
under itwere stlll higher than those We now
have, it was really more hostile TO our In
dustry than the present tariff, the circum-
stances Of the country al the two ePochs
being taken into consideration
Now, look al some facts which The Jour
nal VIII not dare to dispute Under the
highly protective tariff OF ISIS, the coun-
NV steadily grew in wealth and self-sup-
porting power, the revenue healthily IN
creased, no debt was made abroad, and the
liabilities Of the Government rers all paid
IF. Under the compromise and free trade
tariff of 1923 the country was deluged
with importations far beyond its means to
paw for, the revenue in three years rose
above so per cent. from duties on those i'm
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For CALIFORNIA The steamship En-.
pre- Cily Capt Wilson. VII leave for Chages this
afternoon At O'Clock Her mails Hill De closed Al
the Post once AZ O'Clock
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UNIoN COLLEGE The report of Dr.
Morris signat,on OF the Presidency OF this m
s,l,uiion. which We copied from the U.ica paper
Ne earn. from a friend we'll acquainted WIKI the
affairs Of The College. &c be- entirely without
foundation The report PROBABLY came from the
appointment oy the Trustees. II Rev. DR..
Hlckok. o. Auburn, a. Professor Of Meaial
Philosophy and Wee President. IA the place o.
pr Potter the Char having remained sacaE;
since the latter accepted lhe B,hoPuc Of Penn
s,lsania. President MOTT, We understand. mas
been improving IN health for several year, and
xecutes all his functions with the full yigor Of
his remarkable Intellectual powers
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ILIbANT tJfiIh III % y
desirable Shirt any 0ser artscle 81 dres., aud
aobng can bea tui than the se and style u the
shirts use GREEss celebrated establishment, As;or
HOuse Every article that leaves The store warranted
and gentlemen ny their orders depend upon rece-
ing tie .,acy az ne time agreed uDpn however
hort the nDtice
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KNApP's HEALTH RESTORATIVE BrrTERS.
There Is no medicine admirably suited to the present
of the these Btters they seem To cleanse
The stomach and bowels and give that healthy tone and
energy the digestive which are 80 necessary 10
prepare the undergo the deblstng change 81
atmosphere incidental to summer For dyspepsia nervous
,Gecsps general weakness and debility and all diseases
ayspg therefron they be relied an absolute
secfc Such is the testimony Of many grateful witnesses
whose recovered health and strength speak louder than
words General pot Be- Hudson-st and for sale At 80
Fnltsn-s and by druggists generally 30 cents per bptto
1870 2wWF&M'
" FowLgRs T. WELLS, Psychologists
ad Puhiishsrs Clinton Hall 1871 Nasssust near the Park
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The Ocean Steamers.
lsxv AZ SrxANxSS rcR TIE MONTH OF ,U6l

All Letters and NewSpSrs hand fof England. ireSa1
sd Sccand ~ ne matter Of whAt
bne.
Letters to the Confines, II Eroe ~ the COLLINS Line
nssf Dc peps tweniy-oae cents single rate, eAcels fox
those p'aces required te ~ pr,pah IN full
Leaefs 10 the ConneEi "a Eurore the CrNASp Ltns
9osi DC Wepad i've cents sle rate, etceg< 10 taoss
placeS required 70 h PREPAID in faN
Letters by the Havre Line mus; he pxrcs,i txsus four
half ounce and Postage 70 be added s,crps to
Great Britain
Newxspers By either Line the Coataea, must Be prs-
nad four csrots each.
leland Postage must he sdded Lss,ery and Nsv~sp-
" Ne Coatnsct Of Euce BY the HAvrs aad Brew,n I'M
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ExcsLsIoR FALL FASHION FOR l3j

ExcgLsIOR FAIL FASHION FOR I35I.-
RENE Co. Hsfters. 10 Broadway. ~Iu introduce tbe
TsI IssLIon for Gentemens Hats on SATURDAY Ass ~
,s.h a. Which tine they VIII be fully prepared to sry-
tbeir customers and n sacs. and the public generally, With
rats The 6el and finish " whsch vii be. ever re-
srect an advancs upon all previous issues
Their mar ufsc'oYy > nOA complete IN all rs aei1 -
WHICH m enable them % fufl al orders al toe shortest
.o,ce Al The are tine insurng the production 81 an az
80 an a Az recommend a. sspe nor, and 'aey are
s,,d - rorfinge 70 deserve the liberal patronage
the, have heretofore r.ceised 80. =. g., a. 80.
Rrrgr Go would . hose who IN u ias2i thsin
nh ell thaf able ibsg present bat hich they de
- - .s,rf ,llv The Tashon thfr ever Tea1g y
attsfv the ..e and wishes q their c8st9ners aDo va
,arrf,c.r-e 10 rider an fccabe patiern 81 ha wih
Iii h. ,rsr ny 10 the Wfarer. 10Th N shape and ~
T.v H.. nnnufze,ure Goth and fancy Caps % V,rlpns
.f,evy. and invite an examination - thrir gods n tins
-. -,efi 1~l REEBg 81 Co. - Br1sd~sJ
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SELLING orr TO CLOSE The SPRING AND

OFIIINJ ILUoE III T4It''' M
sUsNfR TRADE -HiTCHCoCK \ LRapBEsTER 81 Broad
xay conner Leonard closing Their summer hisi
ness AMI are offering the balance ftbeH splendid sc Of
Yrearh u.ns lawns s. grenadines. Oaregfs
fouisrd silks sk and linen usters &c &c below cost %
clear them out and fer then fall goods wirh
thew viii syn be rsceymg They have large lot of SUM
ner shsvls and man'lias. winch they VI" sell a. gfeat
tarrans They prepared 70 serve Their customers
rh every And II Fail and Winter Cords and n pnces
,.n~h ,o, - nan t.. eo~r az rpuortatioB su9 2
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No ~ NASSAU STREET .--Boot~makers
oion Assertion Boots Shoes and Cater 4; retail fpr
" hO'essle yTces aall 10
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srsAaxss TO ARRIVE raon svlop,

CRY OF MANcHEsrys-Sld nom Iiverp1 for Phi w. n
HvupoL pr-Sxiled from Hsve for New Yort. July 81
ARcrtc-Saled frvm Liverpool foS New-York July "
AyRIcA-Ssled from Liverpool for New YORK. AUG
CANApA.-Ssled den Liverpool fs Boston. ApsssS
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r. P.LxEa & Co.'S great California Ez

a,,., w txe Fregh. and Packages 70 per cent l.-sr
,hsn any q ~ responsible Company. Through in.Tti
ave dsys or charge PALMER Co, 20 BToai0ay, a.
saorIsss Asrnts II q :. N, Steamship Lac Jyzu
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IYRIC-NOT ny HALLECk.
At midnight ga his bed not teEi
Old Burkc cssayed. with al has power
To sleep while thugs came and veni.
His body % devOur
Next morning. ere ms bed made
With LYONS Powder IN hrs hand
lie busted where The insects sttayed.
And killed the hateful band.
Deppt flf LYON Magnetic Powder and Pills ~ hys'-
-, all st.
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Ia Those cbean Spnmer Dress Goods. At

BODiKE IN Grand are The great crcI.eent Of the pres
ent day Printed Lawns and VI Sins. from ga u Is per
yard Bsrege Delaines. from is 20 = ID and = per nfo
Payf res md Tissues yard Iouiard SILKS ao p'p
tins from p. Cd 90 - 81 per yard Summer SLOWS from
s. 10 u MATTHIAS and Nscf'es. from 81 to - Paras0s
rom g. to ~ Mems and Boys Summer wear rom U.s.
10 is "a ter ward All sTnds VI Domestic Goods, cheap
suIi q e. VI BoDisE. 3Z3 Grand 81 cor OrohaTd.
CysTLgyys's SUMNER WEAR.-First
sn.t, Ready made white and c1lorsd GFss ana Linen
Goats Zephyr Cloth Nerino. Alpaca. and Luster 90;
sinsle Hled CASHMERE Menno. BOmbaZine dnn Drlins
1.n,aJsss with large assortment Of Linen Msrsses
ana cth,r Vests a, or usual moderate prlces
wy 7 JENNINGS Co, z3l BrosdTay
istsT American Hotel.
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HArmocKs ,-LzARY L. Co, leaders and
,,trodyoers Of fashion ler Gentlensn's Hats ssd
Aston House Broad way w this day several bales
sanenor Msricau Cras. Hammocks y7tf
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~ We are much pleased to observe

~ we are much pIpdstu Z" UUotINt
that our indefatieabe friend. JOHS 4 FIANNER Fs4.,
Is determined that all the pleasure seeking public who de-
are to combine health and peaure shall be fuy graitet
has engaged the stc8mboa, kOscusko for another Pic NC
and Colon Excursion 70 Strattonport, on Wcdnesd z
merit august 49, We with him the last one. aud
advise all desire dag Of real pleasure and true
enJoymeut To- go with him Wednesday We understand
that a number 81 military viii JON the excursion Mr
FLAusFR's Office Is at 6s3 Broadway corner Of Amy -
md any ho NAV doubt his taste and Judgment We recon-
laenh 10 e all md s.e hun NJ his nitce
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LOTTERIES.
STRATTON,s OFFICE.
o D. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND NlRGl

sTRATTON's OFFICE.
MOI, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET RICHMOND FiHsi
&C p & e s e & Lg IS GAS q 4 s1'ss
Half Nos q g Co. prize Of siM so'd ana Fa ,T u
Ticket. Nos. s. 10 II, prize Of sioo sIkAIIoN.
Drawing Of Sussex L"'ey Esr "a Class Ia = y
Ticket, Nos q % o., sold ami paid by sTnarroN.
Drawn Nus Of Delaware, Class 4 January e:
81 80 G lU 81 > l9 o, 81 Z. % ., 80 ~
Drawing OF Delaware Louc.y, Extra Class ~ Januay ~
% IS 81 80 G3 26 81 30 az IS - 81,
Ticket, Nos. 3 % 81 sold and paid by - olhAi ioN'
Drawing Of Mononsaia Lot,sry Class 10 January %
IS rs 40 43 % 45 20 63 81 o. ID o.:
Drawing Of Sussex Lottery Ciass 4 san"s's q.
81 % IS 50 d ~ 81 - . ~;
Whole Nos is 81 Co. prize OF S0 sou anu srR2IToS
Drawing of Sussex Lottery. Extra, No. H. January rs;
40 Is "a II ~ p q - ~ " ID sTp .rroS
Whole, Nos 10 q 81 sold and paid BY
3s % 10 GO a 81 l6 5 % A ~ 81.
Schemes the Week. ,., -
TUESDAY-Susex Lottery, Extra, Class *. CaPa sao. -
observation-disclosures Lottery Glass H. Capital sAooOo Ct
Nos, II drawn. Tickets SIS. <,- c;., an M -
Observation-Disclosures Lottery Glass o. Capital saoooo' -
TIiuRspAY-Deawa:e Lottery Extra Glass ls Capital 5000
20 Nos. Is drawn. Tickets So - :, ,.,,o. ooo 70
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Lottery Class IL Capa Sza,VV 10
Nos. Il drawn. Ticket, s.. . ,.ooooo - ~ ~
drawn. Tickets So. , o.., "a. oo
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery Extra Glass a. Capital s'O
Is Nos, IL draw.. Tickets 81. :, o., AZ ooo
SATURDAY, onongaa Lottery, Glass ID Capital $500"
70 Nos, 10 dawn Tickets SO 1880 ,.. +. .u;.,.x.,
the office proof Of what has bee o'no ane every a"
continues the number sold and paid by me-
Orders Packages Certificates Of Passages ahd snge
the above schemes and in all the Lotteries VIII o PopV
Jan q n SITUATION. Richmond Va
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LAMBERT's OFFICE.
e he

LAMBERT'S OFFICE
an FOURTEENTH STREET under the Exchange ho'e heh'
" mond Virginia. "a ~,
Drawingof Delaware LOTTERY Extra Class 70 ;snaay 20
% 30 G2 81 63 &c 81 - ~ - . ~ d.
Ticket Nos. 3 30 81, another prize sold . -,
Drawing of Monongalia Lottery, Cass " January H.
80 IS 10 43 % as ~ Is 81 " ~ o.:
Drawing Of Sussex Lottery, Cass Y January -!
Drawing OF SUSSEX Lottery Extra Class ~ 'anuary<''
10 IS "a II q % 81 "a 10 n u -
Drawing Of Monongaia Lottery, Class A. January 20;
81 IS 10 90 "a 81 IL ) . IL % 81
Ticket, Nos. Is IL GO, aprilo Of $1,000
Schemes for Week.
TUESDAYThe Virginia Monongalia Lottery Cas
1000 5000 Ito GOO &c Nos, IL drawn Tick
cts s5-shares in proportion
WEDNEsDAY-Thr Delaware State Lottery Glass 5acsta!s
ed00Od 10000 10000 $780, 5000 400 365 10 OF l2bu &C -
Nos, Is drawn Tickets sl0-shares III proportion
THURSDAY-The Virginia Monongala Lottery Class Pea
pilaIs s2 2SS sol 0OO DC ~ Nos, Ia drawn
Tickets s5-shares in proportion
FRDAY-The Sussex County Delaware Lottery Class 9Capi
S2oop 5000 5000, 2 1885, % Of LOCO, &C. rs Nos IL
drawn Tickets s5-shares III proportion
SaTURDAY-The Virginia Monongaia oery, Glass 3-Cari
tails OF s35oO0 Of 202!i. Of 1901 10 OF LUZ, &c &c 80
Eos Is drawn. Tickets s0-shares in proportion
O'Clock NJ received about O'Clock by
Drawings OF received Tuesdays, Thurs
Saturdays O'Clock Sales close al half past H.
Price Of Tickets from 81 10 81 5O
ny Oersfo Packages Certificates Of Packages single Tickets
Shares yaury Co.'S Lotteries (o which
there drawings every day. prices varying from 81 TO so oI
the prompt and the drawings
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No g. Exchange Place Richmond, Va
" Recolect No. 3"rhere's luck in odd numbers Ro,
O'Mooren Jan. "a
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+. MORRIS a. CO.,

Splendid Schemes Tor this Week.
TUESDAY-Caplals s2opo Of 1000 of2OOo SC. rs Nos
WEDNESDAY $4,000, 100 of 1000 100 Of 800 &c
THURsDAY-carirais: $1,000 1000 $780, 5000 &c. 70 Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets So -
FRlDAYCapas $4,000, OF $500, % Of 900 &c &c Nos,
l3 drawn. Tickets SIS.
sATuRDAY-Capral, $4,000 20 1000 40 of 1000, IS
Nos. ~ drawn Tickets sl2.
E5 Two Dollar and half Io,ury draws Mondays and Frdays
Dollar Lotteries Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
Jan u C. w. PURCELL a. co.
UCK'S OFFICE, renewed 10 Pear! l4th Street, fow
IL dooIs above the ALEXANDRA
Schemes for tho Week.
TUESDAY-capial $4,000. &C. IS Nos - drawn Tickets S.
WEDSESDAf-CLIda $4,000. &c. g SCs, II drawn. Tick
ella $40
TIIURsDAY-Capital see DC 10 Nos II iswn. Tickets So
FRIDAY-caplal s0Uoo. &c. rs Noe, IL drawn Tickets S5
SATURDAY-Capa $4,000, &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets
u
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DR.. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF Marina
Tho Greatest Discovery OF tho Age. ~
E Medical Faculty well the Pubic fast mn w ne
dcne and il is Acknowledged many Of no,t eminent
sicians and speedy cure for ;nbcrcuar
Dr. Mott and constantly used the Marine Hospital .
Ga 1y Dr. A1 London ' ssbGf aa ni Re
respect and all other Of the London medical
ton thoroughly tested not only IN me Hon u.
charge Dr. asnss n London ba, also ey s ,Iy
Consumption all other diseases OF the lungs t . rho
single will prove efficacy All the @
trial Of one bottle which will prove 10 tia patent me VIZ
'e o OF ms e" broncis Decline asthma nigh: swea and spit
ling blood surprisingly thoI s:ss q s5 ,s h
spT @ Of eight hours James Western Of Pontiac Mich
ne 'Sd and soGa a am To
i Nitrate ali he cures performed medicine w would ND occupy
volume The accompanying have oseh received BY him
Ae' $3.50 MrpprgBrnY. VI. MARCH 10th, lsi9.
Ma r. .se IS, sms nm. ra., running con.n
ION aecompaned with cosn 80 ecoe w Sac
h ~ h lungs was destroy cd Thai The other was seriously a.
cdha her case was hsss Ad ss yo had atrer
sne S, a Saphh SEN. bottle and on fret using IT,
her eoaGm ma and she was walk about; for Ave
and ale has used Ria. o s : s sh' has sg
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am bu. WISH 70 ,e you I'M, o ne osns
ne mo eth, deaths my family about Ave year. by
Ia, dreadful am respectfully fSs! crsv,y
JERSEY Cry J.. May s. 1919
ulRnso:; Dear Sir wIe 70 inform you Q: he wonder
s She has from earliest infancy been afflicted with severe
Coughing rrquey spending the whole nsh, IN the mot severe
mnen ard ,em' hud Of dollars but could obtain no
relief for until was rseonSne by d. .ane GIVE ,o
wa, much :eh.d by eee, She eoushed moro violently nan
hut was attended with Tree raising Of mucous matter Of
color and smell II the lungs was Inclined N
The medicine he advice OF the ply cian perse-
~ - rae anl have abuIaaty rewarded fer H. She
la. now used and her face has changed from the Fow
had hue oil nealia tar eyes
~ the fire intelligence Of youth and her s'ep free
and her has disappeared and ;or the s m IN seven
rra ,he can enjoy calm anil easy nights rest Deeply
he, va. NOT sooner acquainted with your valuable remedy
am, respectfully yours 'oliH q NJ
scSrACE SON New York prices Also Tor SAFE "
al he Tys,as and cony merchants az s. per ooe
a, .e M So All orders New York mu-t be .tdrossed % o. w
nj RR BRO la Greenwich who ale The southern an ~
tern agents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
JOHN 4. BELvIN,
CABINET MAKER AND LUMBER DEALER,


TIME abortion Of all who esrs aeran: an nubst.
nal Farnture, Richmond is called 10 his extensive
rtock hand embracing variety oi style liz ls
poysd in establishment; worsncn equal his ine IN 'hc
Union and ne guaranty lis wood Mahng-
nv Waau, aud oth. Furniture, believing VIII arnahy con-
mar AMI finish .ith article in tho best establish
men,. northern cities lie desires call rn his
friends and the public generally, being willing that as Furniture
shall show Itself lie also Keeps hand sod assortment o.
The hes. French goods Sofas Ter 1c airs DlgaHs oo
mans &c, such D cadc, Brocael 81 Deln r!us la
mask. &c. - $500
All will be we'll packed and warranted 60 safe to AM
part OF the Satc. , : -,
Orders country promptly attended to and pu up IN Tho