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The Suffolk Rink Pobbe~y

HosToN. March 27.-Mr. Brewers defalca-
t0as, as far as made known, are So, S6l 90.
PumerS are however, current that the com
a. .ttee OF investigation have discovered still
larger deficiencies IN the bank accounts-var-
COS entries having been found in the ledger
without any corresponding charges in tho
hotter The examination has been adjourned
to Tuesday, aud Brewer is held to bail in S25,-
I.Nt
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A Considerable Turn.ou,.

WAsHINGTuN March 3Uth
Twenty Clerks were to-day dismissed from the
Pension Office. Twelve more are to go on the first
of the month, the state of the business no longer
requiring their services. do not know that there
was any I'VE ping and wailing aud crashing os
teeth at this dire necessity but know that the dis
missed had much rather have kept their places
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~ Mustang NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ AHHsians t'--LADlES-W c
make you Chesterfield bow, aud politely call your
attention to the exceiency OF our Lininent. Ii has
beautiful cream or Arab color. and is free from
oil mpurty; it will not soil the skin or clothes and
will always relieve pain when an exterhaE appca-
ton can reach it, and will care broken or caked
breast sore nipples, neuralgia, chapped hands, and
also viii remove ugly blotches tumors or pirnples
leaving the skin soft and sInootle aud viii in no
case injure the skin in the slightest degree.
NH 29-eodts
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rg,HE ATHENEUM.-Profess HENRY
Il REED, OF the University of Peunsy lvania wi /
lecture at the Athen8um on The evenings OF Thurs
day, Saturday aud Monday next, upon the following
subjects: First lecture, upon the Literature OF
Letter Writing" second lecture, upon the Eng.
lish Sacred Literature and Tragic Poetry" third
lecture, upon the % Liter ature of Wit and Humor.
Each lecture begins al 8 o'clock. Tickets %
ceats-for sale at the door.
The COMMITTEE ON THE ArHENKUM.
mn 3l-dtM
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YOUNG BABE BY SIMoNs the bes
Daguerreotype we ever saw."-Ledger. "Simons
pictures OF infants and family groups are exceeding
most speak. american. "The perfection
OF the eyeis wonderful. inns. We might give
extracts from innumerable notices. bar deem the
above sufficient as we merely want 5He public to
call and judge for themselves; and we promise
TO give pictures equal to specimens, our success is
certain. Nj. z. SlMUNS,
NH Is Isl Main street. Eag.e Sauare
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sSvLuTION.--The co partnership of JAS.
:. nanhlNdToN l. co, is this day dissolved
ny mutual consent All accounts will be settled bv
'as' A. harfington j. A. HARRINGTON,
~, a., JNU. DOBBINS.
NOTICE.-JAs. A. HARRINGTON will con-
unne tne Cigar Business at the old stand with
fully invite the attention of dealers and Iavars If
s9oa Cigars and Tobacco, where they viii find
large stock of good Cigars and every th,ng In ~,
line al Northern prices. $50 '""is IN 'ie
ca J. A. HARRINGTON.
NH 3i-6.s ~e'H Succe7, hiCHnlonu.
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POISONED BY ACcIDENT.-Mrs.P P. T. Bar
nlH, OF Bridgeport, Conn, the wife MIR. Bar
HGm of the Museum in this city, swallowed by
n.lsake, last Friday, a spoonful of a most
deadly poison, akenine, or VOLTS bane, for
some simple medicine. powerful emetic
rescued her from the very jaws of DEATH
Some years ago, heavy dose of morphine,
taken by mistake, very nearly sacrificed the
Lie OF the same lady.-N. Y. Tribune
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=, 41ciNeW York Times says The Fire Insurance
Companies suffer severely from the confagration in
. street yesterday moraing, and the one in Phil.
a15.2la this morning. The stocks destroyed and
~ -E@d amount TO S36O,O00 In this city, and $685..
Vt'] Il Philadelphia The losses here are divided in
I'LL sums among the city and country Offices hay
-s agents Aefe, generally, ana they viii probably
lJJ, - lslt million
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Wonderful Cure of Hereditary
ScrOfuia by Hampton's Vegetable Tine

y " OHutFIHI CuFt OF HefedITAfy
ScrOfula by Hampt0n's Vegetable Tine
ture.-Ths certificate is from the pen of gentle.
man whose name appears on the Journal OF Con.
gress, one who is extensively and favorably known
1t affords me pleasure to state that Dir. Jesse
Hampuons Tincture has effected most extraordi
nary cure OF my slave boy Albert. The patient
Their was scrotulous) The boy was a moving mass
of sores from head to toot-the upper lids of the
eyes were much swollen, and turned inside out,
exhibiting horrible mastering ulcers that protruded
over the eyeballs to produce blindness. 1t is
strange yet true, this child that felt resigned TO
see die relief from suffering has been restored
to health under the treatment or DIR. Hampton
w. ?. THOMASSON.
Louisville March 20, 1851.
Cali ON O. A. STkECKER and get pamphlets
gratis See advertisement in o-day's paper.
NH 2-ts
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VENABLE STREET AND FEDERAL
,,oIhEET PROPERTY FOR SALE-Win be
sold at auction, on TUESDAY. the 4th dav of NAV
at O'Clock in the afternoon, lot of ground trout
ing l5O feet on the north side of Venabe street and
go feet on the western side of Federal street II
VIII De laid off into small lots fronting on both
streets Ierms-One fourth cash. the balance in
equal payments of six and twelve months with in
'eres'. THE PROPRIETOR.
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ne FIRE IN PHiLADELPHGA-T loss by the
obstructive ire IN Philadelphia on Sunday. although
reaching nearly million of dollars, is all covered
by insurance, with the exception of some 100000
or o-39 600 Stusrt Bro lose S25, 500 or $780,
W. o,er their insurance. During the progress of
.ae are no less than seventeen persons were
arrested Tor stealing from the burning premises
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By JOHN X. D. PAYNE.

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed OF trust
L executed to the undersigned by the party therein
named for the benefit of Hooker, Osborn & Co,
and at the request of said Hooker, Osborn q Co.
will be Sold at the American Stables, in the city OF
Richmond, on Thursday, the ist day OF April
next Carriage and two Gay Horses. Said Car
risge and Horses are represented to be In COCO or
property Said deed is of record in the office offhe
Court Of Hastings, and bears date the 10th day OF
May, 1851.
Terms cash. Sale to take place at IL NJ.
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee.
NH % JR d. PAYNE, Auctr.
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C;'EE'XEE EXECUrIoN-A Cherokee named
N.-+y vas hung tor murder. at Tahlequah, on the
- 'us''' in the presence OF about three hundred
sy'e,'to:s He confessed the justice of the SEN
"-'-e' and said ne was not afraid to die.
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i HoAx.-The reported massacre of seven
rtraon8 IN Doddridge county, Va, is said 70
u hoaz, perpetrated on the Fairmoun Ban
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HcEANBoAr ExPLosIoN.-The steamboat gnck.
.. OF the ilttsburg line, exploded her steamppe
a. a. etSIoenvie, on Friday, killing one man and
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E,s..a- in Philadelphia against Nec Yorj
Mani

l-HuApELPHIA. March ga large meet
r.. vas held tonight at the Musical Fund
Hal, 10 demonstrate against the proposition
{, establish Branch Mint in New York. A
series of resolutions were passed setting forth
I.sy such measure would entail useless ex-
peudture, and is justified by no adequate
grounds OF public convenience, and is unwor
tag ofpopular and legislative favor.
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GIBSON. the pedestrian, has just completed
l. - 'eai Of walking 1850 hall miles in 1850 half
El-Fs' al Castle Garden, N. Y.
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y IT, Dir. Il. &. FISHER ssaaers 81,
- services to the public IN the variou,
F 9is Of his profession.
=, 80 ~ the basement of bis dwelling, on 4tb
d ,s ss.Hssn Broad aud Marshall streets End
N'S 'aeeesnef. 40 27-6m'
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Rliirnni RrntS

Lg-EPnRr, \. T., March 29.-The military
a.8 ire companies were called out this morn
'as TO quell It not among the Irish laborers on
Inc canal. Guns and other deadly weapons
we're freely used. Many arrests have been
made, and the Jail is now full of rioters. The
origin Of the riot was strike for higher ages.
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GALE OF Valuable kEAL EsT4TFs
y 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, tor the purpose of securing sum of mo.
ney therein mentioned due to George NJ Caring
ton, admir-, &C.. Of Richard Adsms deceased, dated
the 10th day of April. 1s42 and duly recorded in
the Clerk 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
70 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
10 that part OF the city called Adams Valley 'front.'
ing IL feet 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.
icy, and being also a part of square number II as
designated Ia plan of division of the estate of the
SAID Richard Adams, deceased, recorded in the
Clerks office OF Henrico County" If the weather
sna De SUCH as to prevent sale at the time above
mentioned, In such event, the sale of said property
WIZ be continued from day to day, to commence at
tue same hcur, until sale thereof is effected We
nave no reason to doubt the title to the property
Aforesaid but acting trustees we shall convey
10 the purchaser with special warranty only.
MICAJAH BATES,
LoFTIN N. ELLETT, trustees.
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!. sHEPPERs0N,s OFFICE.
MuIn street, app0sife fhn Va H.,

Drawn Nos patapsco Lotfs.ry- I.Ia.s mi No., =
81 SO SO IS IA 81 q 46 1 10 o. =
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class y
March ~:
80 IL q SO SO So O. So II So rs Is SO 65 10 n
% rs So.
Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Class 100. March % .
l6 10 80 IL SIS 80 go "a IA so so
Drawn Nos Washington County Lottery Glass Is,
March by:
Al a 32 Is IS 76 81 IS 81 SO 60
Drawn Nos ratapsco ottery, Glass 1903, March 30
s 10 II 54 10 IS AZ 40 7 as A
For To-Day-A Splendid Scbeme.-Tbe
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass l4-Capitals
S5S,ooo ll,000, $500 5000, 1000, 90 of 1850, Sc
70 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
., Also, beautiful Scheme in the Patapsco Lottery
y. Class lo4-Cspitas s9I54, 3 of 5000 each, &c
20 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets only So
aE Nos IL % "A, prize of $500: Nos7 II "a
piize OF s275-sold and paiu by
NH 81 SurrprpSoN
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ULO.
NH 81 Under Exchange Hotel q.


NV W WINE IN DUIIN > CLASSI.
~ CAL LIBRARY Personal Narrative of
Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of America
during the years 1899 and 1904, by Alexander Won
Humboldt and Anne Bonpland; translated and edi-
ted by Tnomasina Boss, 3 vols. Volume LIST just
published.
The Odes of Pindar literally translated into Eng
lish Prose, by Dawson w Turner M A. to which i
adJoined metrical version, by Abraham Moore
The Wor6s of Sir Thomas Browne, edited by
Simon Wilkin, l. 5. Volume lst containing four
books of vulgar errors.
The Orations of Marcus Tulius Cicero, literally
translated by C d Yonge B A. Volume LIST con-
tanning the orations for Quintus, Sextus Roscius
Qulntus koscius, against Quntus Ceci,lus and
against Verres
Chambers Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining
Tracts, 10 vols, by William and Robert Chambers
A. NORRIS,
NH 81 Late Drinker & Norris 81 Main st
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FOURTH VOLUME BANCRUFT,S U.
l. STATES, &c.-Angeia Wildon, or the Mystic
ries OF Altendorf Castle, by G w M Reynolds-50
cects
Lady Felicia, Novel, by cockton, ESQ., author
OF Valentine Vox, &c-50 cents
Seven Brothers of Wyoming, or the Brieands of
the Revolution cents
The Yankee Tea Party, or Boston in 1878, by Fl
C Watson-50 cents.
No All Littels Living Age-l2 cents.
History OF the United States from the discovery
OF the American Continent, by George Bancroft,
vol4-S2 25.
Historical Sketches of North Carolina, from 1854
to 1884, compiled from original records official doc
uments, and traditional statements with bographi-
cal sketches OF her distinguished statesmen urists
lawyers, soldiers, divines, &c by John II Wheeler,
late Treasurer OF the State, with plates-s3
Nights In Block House, or Sketches of Border
Lie, embracing adventures among the Indians,
freaks CT the wild hunters, and exploits of Boone,
kenton, Whtzel, Fieehart. and other border heroes
OF the West, BY C Watson, numerous illustra
tons.
The History of Georgia, from it's earliest settle
ment to the present time, BY I Arthur and w n
Carpelter-63 cents.
The History OF Kentucky. from its earliest set
uement to the present tine, by 7 5 Arthur and w
II Carpenter-63 cents.
For sale ny J. w. RANDOLPH.
NH 30
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l. 81 HAWEs II. SUTTON, NOTARY
- PUBLIC -PartculsE attention paid 10
e., .,;S DEEDS and other legal instruments, anc
:, ~ - 4LnN CLAIMS OF ell kinds Office il
a" building, Richmoad Va
W'rrants p''F ipe bounty Lst'
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Heavy RosBERr.-ia Baltimore, last Fri
..,r7,sh,, Mr.. Hamilton Householder, was rob-
,,t ol qoche,-hook containing Sl,775, prin-
c.ns,ly IN Virginia monev, He was seized by
+, re men whilst proceeding to his boarding
d ...s late at night, and his pockets rified.
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w. A. POWELL, (0f New kork,)s
ARCHITECT AND OWL ENGINEEk.

w. A. POWELL, (of New hork,)s
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGfsEER,
HAVING made this city his permanent resi-
Ill dence, respectfully informs tine public that he
will attend with mis- accustomed zeal and diligence
to all business connected with his profession at nis
Office, over .he Methodist Book Concern, opposite
the Exchange Bank, Main street Plans made
for builders Of Machinery and Patents, IN r.pec
tive aud III imetricai perspective. mh 3i--3tf
graz Il And SUNNI Ella GLOThiNG.-
~ We ROW receiving supply OF Ready
blade Clothing and Fancy Goods for tae spring and
Summer, which we have selected with great care
the attentlon Ut cur customers and the public gen
orally.
Our stock of Cloths. cassiineres and Vestings,
is moi only much isrgcr than usual. bur superior IN
style and b, suty to anything that we have hereto
fore offered tor sale; aud win be made order
the most reasonable terms.
J.E. HENDERSON q co,
NH 3l-It ~ Main street.
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ECONOMY Is WEAi TH.-FnAN

ECONOMY Is WEAL TH.-FhANkL I'm
IL CLOTHING STORE.-The subscribers, Mer
chant Tailors W Judrespectfully inform the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab-
lished at No, 1872 Main street, Richmond. Va,
branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Warehouse
where they intend TO keep large and very supe.
perior stock of Keady-nade Clothing, of the
very best materials and workmanship. 1t Is intend.
ed that particular attention shall always be given to
the selection ofthe newest and most desirable STYLES
OF goods, while careful adherence TO the latest and
most tasteful fashion cards, will always form dis.
nngulshlng characteristic OF their stock. From
long and practical acquaintance with our business
as well as the great facilities possess with refer
ence to the selection of goods in the Northern and
Eastern markets. we hatter ourselves that we shall
always be the first to offer anything that is new and
really desirable, and at prices according to quality
and make, lower than anything in this market.
Also, large and select stock of gentlemens fur.
nishing goods, such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, &C., all
of which will be sold at very small advance
r. DECOU & CO, No. 1872 NJ Ain street.
NH :2E-lw
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pOHN's NEW PURLICATI0Ns3a. =


ID Exchange Book Store a. TUG
Harper's Monthly Magazine, for April, o5 cts.
Battles OF the British Navy by Joseph Allen, ESQ
r. N-Sl 25 -s NJ
The Relation between the Holy Scriptures and
Geological Science, by John Pye Smith, l. Id
81.
Sir Thomas Brownies Works, Vol 2-Sl e5
The Literary Works of Sir Joshua REYNOLDS
First President of the Royal Academy, vol Isl.
The Prose and PoeticaI Writings of Charles
Sprasue, new and beautiful editon-75c
Greenwood Leaves-A collection OF Letters and
Sketches, by Grace Greenwood second series
handsomely bound-$I 81.
t8 The public generally are invited to call
anu examine our Stock embracing works of every
department of Literature, apd which is being daily
increased by fresh arrivals. Blank Books, Paper
and Stationery, for sale at lower prices than any
other store in Virginia.
GEO. NJ. WEST & BRO,
NH RI Undar Eyobanr. uot.l
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2a1IEErNs NEW STORY.-THE BLEAK
noGS t.-Ihose who wish to read this new
story by Dickens as it appears, shoad subscribe 70
harpers Magazine. or purchase the numbers as
they are issued. The April number Commence
The story. Subscriptions received or single nun.
otfs soid by NASH d. WOODHOuSE.
iuh u Eagle Snnara
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H0TICE, AL persons inlkebsed y me nFu a
IN 8. II. ZAEHkIsSoS&c0 CO, ups0 AaQn2 lSeA,
10 aawes B Sutton or ~, between thia end the
18th 81 April - alter that ime tha halnnoe of ~
elains viii b placed n the hAsds of ~ iaw fur
ccIIeolion~
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ii NEWMAN ~ j. WECHsLEK, having
LIE formed partnership under the firm of ii.
Newman & Co., would respectfully announce to the
public that they have just returned from New York
with large stock OF Goods, and will open at POS
Broad street, where will be found splendid and
well assorted stock of Spring Goods consisting in
part of ehangeabe and plain Silks, watered Silks,
eros de Rhines, Gros de Africs, Tissues, embroid.
cred Swiss, dotted Swiss, Bareses, Deaines, Lawns
Ginghams, Calicoes, and other Dress Goods of the
latest and most fashionable styles Grape Shawls,
Parasos, Hosiery, Gloves, Mit:s Linen pocket Hkfs,
Silk Hdkts French needle-worked Collars Cuffs
Sleeves Chemisettes, Laces Ribbons Irish Linens
Swiss and Cambria Muslins, bleached aud unbleach.
ed Muslins Pins, Needles, Hooks and EYES, &c.
and great many other articles too numerous to
mention, all of which they invite the attention of
the public in general, and the ladies in Particular
Their motto is small profits and quick returns"
They desire to please their customers; so give them
a call III. NEWMAN a. co,
NH 3 ,-3t 905 BrOad street
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THE LATEST NEWS.

=0--IRycrIvr FIRE Ar Sr. BAsrhotoakws'
IN York Journal Of Commerce contains
.,,.,o, addressed to MIR. +, :. SchlessInger,
'..3 =, Bartholomew W. l., March 4,
- communicates the painful news that a
l.,.-corre6 in that place on the and March,
..,s DESTROYED one hundred aud twenty
- 500. ST. BaftholoWew's is a small island
,f,a, Antilles, and belongs TO Sweden. Or
s.st,.,iozer appeals to the people of New
,or, or aid ior the suffering Inhabitants.
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NOOD BKEAD. -One gross Preston &
~ MerriIrs Yeast. Powders Just to hand -
These powders are now indispensable in making
good, light, and sweet bread cakes at short no.
tice. Fox sale by
NH 81 O. A STRECKER
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STATIONS OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Kentucky No 10 March eatb
10 3al 30 10 80 90 II 10 Is 6
Ticket Nos 10 IL 69-Ap prize of S4OO-sold and
PAID Dy STRATTON
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, Elk. Glass No II, NH &c:
% 10 AZ 20 2s Is 81 80 Al IA
Half-Nos. 10 90 81
Ticket " IL AZ GA prize of $lOo-sold and
paid by SrRATTON
For TO-Day.-Kentucky No. 74-Capital
100000. Tickets 80 NH 81 :
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Office Richmond Fire A,,ocia1;an

A pa- meeting of the Board of Directors of The
-. nienmond Fire Association held AT the otice
'ni s gay, on motion it was unanimously ''4''
ans s'a e. inatths thanks Of this Association are
Tue Iontine House, for their gene rdus posni,at ~
o. 70 tne Firemen the occasion of the fire
al Col Myers tobacco factory By order OF ,be
NH 3l-lt JCuN 81 poo.,rn
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UsT-On l4th ST., on Sunday night last, pair
II OF Steel Mounted Spectacles, of very
delicate frame, IN black Morocco case, some hat
worn. The finder, by returning them to this of.
flee, will be literally rewarded. NH 3l-2l*
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NOTICE-Gentlemen in want of Boots and
l Shoes OF good quality, and at low prices can
be supplied with every kind they wish, by calling
on the subscriber. ALEX. HILL
NH 81 No. l27 Main ST., Richmond Va
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KIUHaiUND sTovE WOhAs.

KIEHMOND STOVE aWUnA1s
DOWEks e SNYDER, manui.ct9rers @
1 Ire hess presnium and air tight Geek Steves,
nargor. ONCE and factory heating Stoves: hoiow.
ws,e rIDNJa s.. CRATES. and TENDERS To
he shave deuarttnept the attention Of dealers IN
mi. eisy and tkrou the State 10 Invited IRON
paff'ikss ior dwellings, balconies verand&hs,
,.rhs md tornbs. comprisng the most desirable psf
ssrns II Gothic. Grecsn and fancy styles. WI "a
msnufscturea 10 ofter u abort notice.
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4 PPLES.-4U barrels Apples In first rate orde
"A in store-for sale by
HULST g. KING.
NH ii Old Market
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IVA "A ~ "A u + RS OEFiG E.
+. MORRIS A. 70

Eor This Day, at IL o'clock-Capitals s9l54,
or 3eoo, &c. ISnumbers, 16 drawn Ticket. So.
This Evening, at 4 o'clock-Cspita,s "a.
ooo' 2ooo O0o, o495, 3ot0, 20 of 1880 20 OF $50
Ac. 20 plumbers, l3 drawn. Tickets SO
Drawn Nos OF Washington Glass IL:
Al "A 81 8 ls 70 76 81 SIS q SO 90
mn Oh C.. w. PIJRCEII
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GREGORY & MAUKY.
successors to j. w. Maury IL Co., Mama
gers.

10 35 80 q 10 50 So II "a n
Drawn Nos OF kentucky Lottery, Glass n, Extra.
March 30:
70 l9 Al % % Is 81 80 Al IA.
To-Day-kentncky State Lottery, Glass "a
Saptais $4,000, 1896, 10000 5000, 20 prizes OF
225u, II of l00o 20 OF 4s0 30 of 400 So1 Of ao0 s
20 numbers, l3 drawn Tickets $40 nah 81
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BUILDING LOT-For .le lot, South side
ID Main street. between Foushee and Adams SITS.
l4O feet on Main street Apply to
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LAMBEK r's OFFICE.
14tn Street. under Exchange Hotei.

Drawn Nos kentucky, Class ", March 90:
10 5 35 80 40 SO GO n "a ls6
To-Day.-'fhe Kentucky State Lottery Glass
No "a Capitals: $4,000, l6,465, 10000, 5000. 90
OF $50, l2 of 10uD, &c. rs numbers. ID drawn
Tickets $40. Shares in proportion. NH n
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4 lME cargo Of Land Lime daily expecte
IL Tor sale low, if taken from the wharf, by =,
MAYO IL ATKINSON,
NH 81 On the Dock,