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THE HURLGATE E1PLosIoN.-The jury of
inquest over the bodies of the persons killed by
the explosion at Hurlgate. returned the follow
ing verdict
That the said Theodore Southland and Joseph
Martin were killed by the accidental explosion
OF canister of powder suspended by the side
Of boat. They attach not the slightest blame
10 Mr., Mailleiert, or his assistants. They also
agreed 10 resolution, strongly condemning
the conduct Of the pilot who passed by the
struggling sufferers aud refused his assistance;
and censured the bad feeling which had been
exhibited generally by the pilots towards Pro-
fessor II Ailefert.
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. EAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-we will

D EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-We will
IL sell lot OF about five acres of LAND North
east ct the city, just beyond the corporation
line, improved with neat, small dwelling house
handsomely enclosed, kitchen, a barn, and an
cehouse; together with other conveniences The
whole lot is under good plank fence is very pro-
ductve, Gnd has ON it of the best springs in the
vicinity of the city The situation is very high and
healthy, and is altogether most desirable retreat
for small family. For terms, apply to
TOLER d COOK,
an General Arents
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GOLD MINE ON PEARL STREET..
LUCk'S OFFICE.
Implements Furnished mt the HTfpe.f

For TO-Day.-Carroll County, ls-Capital
Sl7,7l6 49, 16 drawn ballots in each package of 26
tickets. Tickets s..
Also, 8 nall Loitery-price 81.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco l04:
% 80 81 80 q AZ AZ SO sc 81 So "a 4 Al 50.
Al AZ 81, prize sold and paid by
ap1 LUCK.
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gro HOLLYWOOD NUkSERY..-E a
sGS The subscriber has just received 60
LIS splendid lot of Magnolias, which lie Of
-.s%~-s ters for sale low.
He would also cali attention to his collection of
Roses, Greenhouse Plants, &c. &c.
Usage ORANGE Seed nave for sale few
pounds of Usage Orange Seed, obtained for my
own use from the South for sale at cost.
Orders left at the store of R: NJ. Zimmerman,
Main street, will be punctually attendedto
FOR SALE, vacant LOT on Canal street, near
LIST, fronting 40 feet and running back us.
JAMES GUEST,
an 1-d3tc,& Head OF Main street
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BY JOHN n. D. PAYNE.

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed to the undersigned by the party therein
and at the request of said Hooker, Osborn & Co.
VIII be sold, at the American Stables in the city of
Mcnmond, on Thursday, the lst day Of April
mex. neAr Carriage and two bay Horses. Said Car
49, ana horses are represented to be in good or
der and desirable to aIv person in wan, ~ snch
Said deed is Of record in the Office ofthe
May, 1851. 1a'o si4o Aosn uay "
iefms cash. Sale to take place at l2M.
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee
un % j. II d. PAYNE Auct
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n ISSOLUTION OF PAItTNERSHIP-
II The firms of GAY, MATHEWS L. Co., of Rich.
ti, ana OF MATHEWS, GAY q co, Of Lewis
burg, are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ihomas Mathews and Samuel A. Glover are author.
ized to settle up, and collect the assets and dis
charge the liabilities of Gay, Mathews & Co; and
Mason Mathews is authorized to settle up and col
charge their Liabilities.
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II ARPEK'S NEW MONTnLY MAGA.
IL ZlNE.-Contents of the April Number, TWEEN.
ty-eght Illustrations.
Rodolphus: Franconia Story, by Jacob Abbott.
with seven illustrations.
Napoleon Bonapaile: the renrn from Egypt by
John s. e. Abbot, with seven illustrations from
original drawings by Dopler.
Paradise Lost The VAUDEVILLE Ruby
Impressions of England in 1851 the Cholera in
London, the Ragged schools, the Poorer Classes,
Bee Hives the Royal Family, Birmin CHAM and the
Chartists, by Fredrika BIemer.
True Courage: tale of Tattershall Castle.
Introduction of the Potato into France.
The Artists Sacrifice
The Stolen Bank Notes
Wonderful Toys. Ny Travelling Companion.
The Little sisters
How Guupo wder is Made; Visit to Houuslow
Mills.
An Insane Philosopher
Bleak House. No |, by Charles Dickens
Hunting an Alligator
The Moors Revenge from the Polish, by Epes
Sargent
Taste of French Dungeons
My Novel, or, Varieties OF English Life, by Sir Z.
Bulwer Lylton
Habits and Chafacte of the Dog Rib Indians
Monthly Record of Current Events, Editors
Table, Editors Easy Chair Editors Drawer Lite
rary Notices, Leaves from Punch Spring Fashions.
single copies for sale, aud subscriptions received
at the publishers price, By
THOS. H. GRESHAM,
ap 1904 Broad street
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CHARTER EIECTTONs.

C1A
IN obedience TO the 18th section of San Act to
Il amend the Charter of the city of Richmond and
tor other purposes, passed March 29th, 1851, the
President of the Council has caused the following
notice to be publ he'd:
At monthly meeting of the Council of the civ
of Richmond, held March 9Th, 1852:
Res0tred That the following named places are
hereby appointed, in the several Wards OF the city,
for holding the city elections, which take place
the first Wednesday in April next to wit:
For Jefferson Ward-At the First Market
House.
For Madison Ward the City Hall.
For Monroe Ward-At the Shockoe Hill
House.
Resolred, That the following named persons be
hereby appointed to superintend and record the
election OF Councilmen and City Officers which
takes place the first Wednesday in April wit
For Jefferson Ward-James Winston, Jas.
C. Crane, Micajah Mangum, Robert FL. Styll and
George f. Sader.
Madison Ward-Herbert A. Claiborne P ".
Daniel, jr., George NJ Johnson, James Allen and
Robert NJ Burton.
Monroe Ward-WilIiam rutherford, Shelton
Davis, Thomas IL Ellis, Felix Mathe VS. and Samuel
Ellis.
Teste, WIN. p. SHEPPARD, Z. Z. X.
ihh 30 eot8ap
NRACK LAYERS AND LABORERS
l. WANTED, on me Virginia Central Railroad, to
commence operations the l4th April. For iur-
Their particulars, enquire at the Junction. In HaEo-
YER after the above date, to the undersigned, IN
Richmond.
ap l-3taw2wd&w2tt N. s. CARPENIER.
LIE INSURANCE FOK WHITE PER
Ia SONS AND SLAvE5.-All persons wishing 10
vail themselves of the inestinabe benefits OF Lite
Insurance, are informed that tbey can do so upon
the most favorable and satisfactory terms, in toe
National Safety Life insurance Compsuy, OF OF
Walnut street. Philadelphia. This Company 10
founded the mutual aud joint stock principle
Capital $3.50 0i0. Toe rates oi premiums for white
persons a5 per cent. lower than most other
Companies of the kind. rs viii be shown by conf
pairing them. SLAVES viii be insured for a pc
500 oil from to years, at exceedingly mode
rate rates Pamphlets and circulars giving all no.
cessafy information upon the subject, win be tur-
uished gratis. Ofice Of the agency in hichmond is
la Lisles H9w, l4,h street, next to the office OF
Messrs. Tuler g. Cook.
G. r. BRIcKEE, NJ. D.,
spI-lt* Agent and Medical Examiner.
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A DMINIsTRATOK's SALE OF PER

"A SONAL PROP ERTY will be sold on
TUESDAY next the 9th day of april, commencing
at IL O'Clock, "A. ~ at the Tree HILL the late resi-
dence OF E. c. Harrison, decd, one mile below the
city, several hundred Thousand weight of Hay Fod.
der, Oats and Straw; about 800 barrels of Corn,
large quantity of shucks several fine Mules and
Horses, one Carriage and Harness, a superior pair
of well broke Carriage Horses, and several fine
Mich Cows, &c. Terms cash, for sums of $50 and
under, over that amount four months credit for an.
proved negotiable paper, with interest added.
VIM NJ. HARRISON admir- of
Z Harrison, decd.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctoneer.
,X+l,
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GREGORY & MAURY,

GREGORY 81 MAURY,
Successors to }. w. Maury & CO., Mana.
gers.
Office, No. 81, Main Street
Drawn Nos. Kentucky Lottery, Glass 49, March 80:
SO A % 80 II 48 Is SO "a 8 81 Z 49,
Scheme To.Day-Kentucky State Lottery,
Glass No 75-Capitals: $4,000, prizes OF 5000,
1863 10 of 1000, 10 OF 600 10 of AGO. 20 of $50 &C.
10 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets S5. apl
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sK~ FOR The
sl-zsSa5+-ssXs steamer OSCEOLA will leave Rich
monu lOr Tue above place on Saturday, the 3rd of
April, at 81 o'clock, A. M and will leave every Sa-
turday thereafter until the steamer Curtis Peck
sumes her trips.
She touches at the intermediate landings on
James River.
at JAMES MITCHELL.
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FANCY GOODS AT WHOL EsALE.

FANCY GOODS AT WHuLEsALE.
GlNTER, 1877 Main street, offers for sale the
LIE largest and most extensive assortment of Fam
cy Goods, &c, ever seen in this market His stock
ha9 been selected with reference to the demands of
the various sections OF the surrounding country
and he invites buyers to examine, assuring them
that in price and quality it will be found uneaualled
Particular attention is called to the following arti
cies named below in which are Ofert extra induce.
ment-, either tor cash or approved credit. viz
Brushes.
Hair, Cloth, Nail, Flesh, Shaving, Shoe, Paint,
Horse, Scrub Marking and Crsmb
Buttons.
Pearl, Agate, Bone. Steel Jet Gilt and Metal.
Combs.
Horn and Shell, Side and Neck Horn, Shell.
Buffalo aud Silver Back; Horn, Shell, Ivory, and
Boxwood Dressing
Perfumery and Fancy Soaps. Fans, Guns, Pistols.
Needles, Spectacles Thmbes Violns, Violin
Strings, Accordeons, Hooks and Eyes, Beads, Per.
cussion Caps &c
Also, choice selection of English, French and
German Fancy Goods, too numerous to mention.
ap l-3t
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CIR JOHN FRANKLIN AND THE
~ ARCTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Marga.
ret Fuller Ossoli, vols-S2
The Way to do Good, by Jacob Abbott, very
greatly improved and enlarged, with numerous en-.
gravings-$l
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions, with
detailed notices of expeditions in search Uf the mis-
sing vessels under Sir John Franklin, by l. Sim.
mohds; to which is added an account ofthe Amer.
can Expedition under the patronage of FL Grinnell
Esq, with an Introduction to the American edition
by John Lord, ID D-SI IS
Fresh Leaves from Western Worlds, by Meta
Victoria Fuller-Sl rs
Appleton's Popular Library of the best authors
the Maiden and Married Lie of Mary Powell, af.
forwards Mrs Milton-50 cents.
l65O-l55l, Supplement to the Worlds Progress,
Dictionary OF Dates and Statistics, edited BY G P
Putnam-25 cents
The Rebel Spy, or the Kings Volunteers, a Ro
nance OF the Siege of Boston, by DR. J FL Robin.
son-25 cents.
Lite in California, Kit Carson and the Rescued
Stranger Alarmed by the Mysterious Sound, by c
E Averett-25 cents
The Ball OF Yarn or Queer, Quaint and @ lizz.
cal Stories Unraveled, with nearly 20j comic en-.
sravings-l2 cents For sale by
apl J. w, RANDOLPH
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ALE OF LAND In HENRICO COUN.
~ TY, FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND-In
pursuance Ut decree of the County Court Of Hen
rico, pronounced in the cause of Muir ohy, &c. ys.
Murphy, &c, shall, as commissioner, on Wed.
nesday, the 14h day of April, 1852, if fair other.
wise ON the next fair day. upon the premises sell to
the highest bidder, upon credit of six and twelve
months, tract of LAND belonging to the estate of
the late Daniel Murphy, consisting OF acres 80
poles, lying on the road from Richmond to VIII.
L amsburg. The improvements consist of com.
Portable dwelling, with two rooms below and one
above; and of kitchen More than half the tract is
still i'll timber. The purchaser, according to the
Decree mas the privilege OF paying cash. discount
ing INTEREST," otherwise he must give bond with ap.
proved security and title to be retained until pay.
ment is made. Sufficient cash WILL in any event,
De required to pay ths costs of suit and sale.
apl JNO G. BOYD, Com'r.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT, UNDER DEED
OF TRUST.-Pursuant to the provisions of deed
of trust executed to the subscribers by Patrick
Murray, for the purpose of securing sum of mo-
ney therein mentioned, due to George NJ Caring.
ton, admir-, &C.. of Richard Adams, deceased, dated
the 10th day of April, le42, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of the County Court of Henrico
we shall, on MONDAY, the 18th Gay of April, 1852
commencing at half past O'clock P. NJ proceed
to sell at public auction, ON the premises to the
highest bidder, for cash, certain piece or parcel
OF LAND lying and being in the city of Richmond
in that part of the city called Adams Valley, front
ing teet on street and running back in parallel
lines to an alley OF 25 feet and to the land of the
said Murray, being all the land lying between the
land of the heirs of Jacob Mettart, deceased, and
of the said Murray, and the lot of Thomas B. Jack
son, and between the said street and the said al
ley, and being also part of square number II as
designated in plan of division of the estate of the
said Richard Adams deceased, recorded in the
| Clerks office of Henrico County" If the weather
shall be such to prevent sale at the time above
mentioned, in such event the sale of said property
will be continued from day to day, to commence at
the same hour, until sale thereof is effected We
have reason to doubt the title to the property
aforesaid, but acting trustees. shall convey
to the purchaser with special warranty only.
hoFEIa n BA EI,Esrr Trustees.
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'l'HE ATHENEU M.-Professor HENRY
REED, OF the University of Pennsylvania, viii
lecture at the Athenaum on the evenings of Thurs
gay, Saturday and Monday next, upon the following
subjects: First lecture upon the Literature Of
Letter Wrlnng;" second lecture, upon the Eng
iish Sacred Literature and Tragic Poetry" thi d
lecture, upon the Liter sture of Wit and Humcr"
Each lecture begins at 8 o'clock. Tickets 25
cents-tor sale at the door.
The COMMITTEE ON THE ArHENEUM.
NH 31-dtM
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MASON MATHEWS,
April LIST, 1852. THOMAS MATHEWS.

April LIST, 1852. THOMAS MATaEWs.
PARKER, BAYLY & NIMNIO. Job.
Ders and hetail Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, No. lab Eagle Square, Richmond.
Virginia Respectfully call your attention to their
extensive assortment OF new and desirable Goods
winch they offer to merchants, and city and coun.
try retail buyers on as good terms as tn can be
had here elsewhere.
Mr.. CHARLES s. GAY, formerly of the firm of
messrs. Gay, Mathews Co., of this city, will as
sist in the purchase and sale of their Goods
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DISSOLUTION.-Th co partnership OF JAS
- A. HARRINGTON d. co. 10 this day dissolved
by mutual consent. AL accounts will be settled by
Jas. A. Harrington. J. A. HARRINGTON,
JNO D0BBiNS.
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The undersigned, since the termination of the bu
siness OF Gay. Mathews d Co., has made an ar.
rangenent with Messrs Parker, Bayly g. Nimmo.
and may be found at their establishment, where he
VIII be happy to meet with his old customers and
friends. They may also rely upon the prompt and
faithful execution Of all memorandums and ORDERS
entrusted to him.
ap It's CHARLES : CAV
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An ORE NEW BUUhs IN BOHN's va

Al ORE NEW BOUhS In BOHN,S VAL
lsl LIABLE CLASSICAL LIBRARY.-The Life.
raryfWorks Of Sir Joshua Reynolds, first President
ofthe Royal Academy, to With is pIefixed Ne.
NOR Of the author with remarks on hi profession
al character, u trative of his principles and prac
uce, bg henry VIM Beechy, vols, vol lst just pub
lished
Bat les OF the British Navy, by Joseph Allen, ESQ
K n, OF Greenwich Hospital, in vols, vol LIST
The Works of Sir Thomas Browne edited by
Simon Wilkin, f l. s, vol End
The Relation Between the Holy Scriptures and
some paris OF Geological Science, by John Pye
Smith, d d, l. l. d, F R s, F G s. with sho,t
sketch of the literary life OF the author by John
Davies, A
Vol 5th the Works of Plato, a new and literal
version, containing the Laws, by George Burgess
Ma
Harper for April A. MORRIS,
Late Drinker g. Morris,
/ o. Mai
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THE LATEST WS.
,nl1ITlONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
IBy rHE cANApA.l

t1,,tr,x. March 30.-The steamer CANDIDA
,;ars So messengers, and tl5,000 in specie.
She sailed for Boston at nine O'Clock this
Ths Cambria arrived at Liverpool at noon
tEe 10Th. aud the Baltic at 9 A. nj. on the
Il,b. having encountered heavy asterly
gales.
,:fs1 IN England. In Parliament, on the 18th
~, lorJ Derby intimated that he should
Lave the question of free trade to be settled
o+.he nolls. He implorcd their Lordshps to
,,i;fv the nresent system, declaring his de.
.srr,jgaIon to perform his own duty uniiiuch-
"a FHdav night Lord Derby, in the House
-fTr,Is. ana De Israeli, IN the House of Com
,,,,,s. announced The intention of the Ministry
,.s..se,ve Parliament as soon as the militia
Hi ana other necessary measures had passed.
TIE Protactinaisls and Free-Traders were
consequently actively preparing for the new
campaign.
ard less excited Than heretofore.
NCaYual, the opposition candidate in the
fourth causcripion of Paris, has been elected.
The President has ISSUED decree Cuthoriz
ire the Minister of Finance defect Il connex-
ion OF the ave per cents. into new rents OF 4 !
per cents.
The weekly returns Of the Bank of Franc e
have been discontinued.
SpAIS.-The Spanish government is about
to reinforce the garrlSons of Cuba and Porto
Rico. with 4000 additional troops.
Gen. Caredo, the new Governor of Cuba,
was to sail from Cadiz on the Doth inst. The
causes of Conchas dismissal have not been
made public.
Lord Berby's accession 10 the English Pre-
r,.er-ship has given great satisfaction.
Au>rRIA.-rhe Austrian government has
resolved to abstain from reprisals on English
travellers " hich had been previously threat
eRet.
Ers.-Breadsrufs- were extremely
DEPRESSED. Makin's circular quotes Western
Canal Flour at 20s Sd a2ls. Philadelphia and
Baltimore al 20s Cd a2Is, Ohio 2ls Cd a22s Cd
and Orleans 81 a:92s.
Sales of White wheat at 6s sd 6s Id
Mixed and Red is Sd, 6s Id. Corn is quiet
yellow % a 29s Cd; White 81 32s.
NoSKY MARKET.-Money was very abun
dant. English securities were buoyant.-
Cousols reached 9S3 and closed at 9S1. Anne
rican stocks were steady at former rates.
Foreign Exchange was advancing.
Eollingshead, FeIty 81 Co.'S circular quotes
cotton as having declined fully Lied, previous
TO tie arrival ofthe Baltic. The news by tina,
steamer restored confidence, and on Saturday
morning middling upland was quoted at 4sd
riidling Orleans, l-l6d; fair Orleans, SD
There was moderate inquiry on Saturday
forenoon.
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AMUSE NJ ENTS
Ell PRIMERA PREsTlDIGITA00D !.
DEL MUNDO:

Ell PRIMEkA PREsTlDIGITA00 D-
DEL MUNDO: =
GRAND SOIREES MAGIQUEt
Will Soon Open in Richmond.
Inc public is respectfully notified that the great
Wizard ofthe age, esa'
MACAL LISTER.
Late Magician to Isabel II, Queen Of Spain.)
Assisted by Madame Macnliister.
Wii have the honor of appearing before the ladies
ana gentle OF this city in series OF their unique
original and unapproachables
GRAND SOIREES MAGIQUESi
Comoining new and unparalleled experiments in
Necromancy. Magic, Mechanism Science and Phi
iosophy-snch as have elected the greatest appro.
baton throughout France spain, Belgium, Hol.
land, Austria, Prussa.l Italy &c. &c. and also in
nearly every principal city of the United States.
MACALLlSTERS Paraphernalia and Mechsni-
cal Apparatus weighing over FIVE TONS, is of dag
Ziing splendor and unequailed extent, exceeding in
RIGA
Full particulars in future advertisements
I NJ WESTON
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STkATTUN,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 70, March 30th:
So A % 80 II 4s Is 50 l "a 8 81 Z 80.
Ticket Nos II 80 6l sold and paid by
STRATTON
For To.Day.-Kentucky, Extra, No. 79-Ca-
pital 5000. Tickets 50.
Also, Kentucky, No 75-Capital $50 900. Tick
cts S5. ap1
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l. FOR SALE--The subscriber is anthoriz.d -
its western extremty,and adjoining the propsrtv If
Col. Thos b. Bigger. The Lot fronts about 100 n
on Clay street, aud extends in rear $50 feet to Ca
tharine street, and contains about one acre-and
is well setin fruit trees, shrubs, &C. The house
built of brick, contains about tour rooms is in good
order, with all necessary outhouses
This property is located in a retired neighbor
hood, and in section in watch real estate Is i'm.
proving in value. Terms liberal
ap LIT las M TAYLOR.
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AUCTION SALES
-------------s----------,-------,-
fH1S nay
BY WELLINGTON Css017=
TWO SMALL ''1

For saIr s al III. DuVALs ADDITION.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. The IN ~, - s sao On
on the premises. commencing 4 o'esocs up, up
newly erected wooden tenemsnts On q. o - Two
pei. = ssless Cna-
negotiable pepper. se~
The above tenements Were sold at public auct;on
on the 5th day Of March, 1859, and purchased hv
Claiborne Anderson, free man Of color. He hay.
ing failed to comply with the terms Of ,aIe. the
property win now be sold at his risque and costa
NH 80 w GODDlN. Auctr
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IA A n A GEh'S OFFlCk.
F. MORRIS g. co.

For This Day, at il o'clock-Capitals: $4,000,
&c. IS numbers, ~ drawn. Tickets ST.
This Evening, at archaeological 81, TIC,
sc. 70 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS.
Drawn Nos OF Bel Air, Ciass 10:
q 70 63 60 SO - IS "a II IS 81 80 70 81.
ap C. w. PURCELL.
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LAND En- rs
14th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Extra, n, March 80:
90 10 AZ % 7 20 Is 81 SO Al IA.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Glass 49, March 30:
SO A % 80 II 4s Is 50 l "a 8 81 z 80.
To.Day.-The Kentucky State Lottery, Class
No IS Capitals $4,000 4 of 5000, 1865. 10 Of
1000, &C. 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets IS.
Also a Two Dollar Lottery. spI
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4 OST-On the 3lst ult.. near my office, on l2'h
IL between Main and Bank Streets plain GOLD
SEAL. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at this office.
ap l-lts JOHN N. DAVIS.
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NTANTE "a situation Overseer, by man
w who thoroughly understands his business
such as excavating Docks, Canals, Railroads, Tun-
nells, Streets, &c. Also, understands quarrsing
stone for the above purposes. Satisfactory recon-
mendations can be given. Address 60" at this Of
fee ap I-6t*
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By JAMES N. TAYLOR.
nEsIRABLE OUTAGE RESI- DENCE

- AA.IfAuCTIoN.-wif be sold, on THURSDAY,
ar, -, Y, o. April commencing n O'Clock p NJ
sidence, situated on SIN North Of Leigh street and
ioi f.ans .ne property of Nicholas Mills ESQ., The
usa, on otn street 40 fest. and runs back the
comfo,4 s a The house is well arranged for
has the sensnce is in frstrate order and
are c,i,a 800 oatnouses. The whole premises
ale ise neat In appearance and Offer atfrsr,ons
to business. ence, convenient
Terms, one tnlrd cash, balance in and % mos
request of the owner. VI ''ost. 6y
L..
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" ~ i. o. o. FL have larg. and .plen
~ did lot of Encampment and Fifth Degree
y Regalia, on hand (new styles and pat
= terns) They will be sold exceedingly
Wow for cash. Call and see
N. B. Also, Banners and Regalia made to order
at the shortest notice.
HORTON KEACH,
ap 1-8t* o. Main street