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MISCELLANEOUS.

I EFCHESi LEECHESl LEECHESi - JUST RE-
IL ceiyed small lot Of eeches, steamer pnt
TO he transported distance With safety For sale,
moderate prices by c. L. WHITE, porter IL icsches
~ Nassau street. New York.
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NOR SALE-A STEAM ENGINE OF SIX HORSE
power, made in the most thorough manner. Of high
finish, has not been In MONTH together with
two Cylinder Boilers with magnetic water All in
complete order Apply At % and 90 Prince street. who're 1t
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DOARD-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN ne PLEA
- sanity accommodated In quiet family with the
forts Of homci also, pleasant foe gent
and his wife, at No. II Walker street. Kcferenees
changed. n
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BOARD WANTED-IN A PLAIN, QUIET FAMILY,
- With ether boardars, land vhele the comforts OF
home be enjoyed without interruption
neatly Furnished room second door fr gentleman and
lady with full board for lady only until May
II suited. Every satisfaction giveu and 50 per paid
in advance Location must be below Third and above
Bowcry and Catherine street. Address Charles" Chatham
square Poet Office.
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nor SALE-THE LEASE FOR THREE YEARS Or
House in Of the most desirable locations t0rn,
together with from 81 200 to $3.50 worth of furniture
The house has all the modern improvements aud Is tlea
with boardsrs good prices The greater par. Of the fur
niture In May AID of il Is expensive but 10
will be disposed q very low for cash Address a. ~ W.
Union square Post ONCE.
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FURNISHED ROOMs.-sISGIE FEDDED hOOMS
II gentlemen neatly furnished for % eentsper night
Or 30 per week. at the botel, Of William an
irrrkfort streets Office open all nfh Croton water,
Meath,
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LMOST FULL-THE SECOND GREENWICH BUILD,
IA ing Association will hold it's fifth regular monthly
meeting Monday evening July r. at O'clock in the
Blocker building Bleeeker street when there
,aat mes.;nr ns tba tbp ns Is sns
be raised To confusion and trouble the members
particularly requested TO pay their dues the Office
Eighth avenue. before the evening of tho meeting.
JOHN KEYSER. President.
GEO. STARE, Vice President.
r. Ross, Jr,, Secretary. Office, Is Eighth
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MONEY L0ANED-IE SMALL SUMS, FOR SHORT
WI periods Watches, Diamonds Jewelry, Dry Goods
aud Fancy Articles at the Losn Once, No. 80 Warren
street. Cash will be advanced good horse and carriage
and most kinds of personal property Life Insurance in the
beat companies at fair rates. Once hours from three
o'clock.
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M ANJED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOW AN,
~ situation AZ Cook Wa0hor. and frDrer Fhc bees
~ etv reference given MaV III a,nu sor $50 'e. Fl N1
~ II tEtcr stree NEf rD 1sfect Uu te n pQ4Hg
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LOST AND REWARDS.

Gy0 REwARD.-sToLEN. IRON A DWELLING
~ ~ near fisitin landing, nutehess county three
rart two - diamonds ard one q smsradssuPpossd %
have been taken Nv German stroller Five dollars will be
paid for Information ~ which the thief shall he
and ton ollsrs Cor the recovery 81 the articles Apply
40 East Brc adway, 10 Advertiser.
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- ls52At adonrned meeting of members of tho Gen.
trail Clay Committee Of 1874 and Of the various Clay cuhs
IN thai committee recognized by during
that year. 1t was
Resolved That the Presidents Of the Clay Clubs Of 1874 be
requested tho surviving members their
associations Wednesday July H. a. such places they
deem most convenient for the make suit
able preparations for general muster of the members OF
the clubs Of 1874 the occasion of the funeral procession
appointed by the joint Committee Of the Common
to take place on Tuesday, 20th nst in honor of the
lsmented and revered Henry Clay.
WILLIS HALL, President.
JOHN 7. DODGE, Secretary. -
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BOARD IN PRIVATE FRENCH FAMiLY-ONE
ID large and small furnished the floor
Location Fourth street and Second References
exchanged. Address c., Herald olee.
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THE AGENCY OF THOMAS BARBER FOR THE UN-
dersignod having this day ceased William MadgN whe
has been With lin of sly yf.ss pss w
any outstanding claims Of the late Robert Dunlop
n. Dunlop X Son, and the undersigned.
ARCHD A. DUNLOP, 40 Warren street.
NXNV utyI
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BANKS OF THE UNITED STATEs--GoLp SILyER AND PArrR
184l. 1912. 1s43 1874
Specie $4 95S sos 440 423 SOC $40 sos go
Circul 107, 290,2l4 S3,7340ll 5S563G0s 75167 $40
1876. 1916 1s47 1s4s.
Specie. s44241 2I2 s420l2O95 s351325l6 $4,000 765
Ehcun. SO 60S7l1 105,552 427 lO5519766 l2s Ogl
1S49. 1850. 1861 1852
Specie. S43 6l036s S45379345 $4,000 600 $4,000 900
Girculn Ais 31306 $40 150O0O000 I'D 600
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.-AT THE REGULAR
WI ly meeting Of the Institute, to be held Tues
day evening July 18TH At o'clock at the of
the Division street election will be held
FIJI vacancies existing in the Board Of Directors and such
other vacancies then be declared to exist in said
Board. The attendance of members 10 particularly
quested. JOHN TAGLIABUE, Recording Sec'ry.
ID OSE HILL ASSOCIATION.-rHE THIRD REGULAR
N meeting of this Association for the payment of dues
will be held at Union Hall Third aud TWEEN
tysecond street, this (Monday) evening at o'clock. o.
CHARLES A. DAY,
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE.-THE
~ stock fixtures and lease of the best stands In
the city will he sold bargain i'm mediate app
cation. Apply to q. ID. H0WES, SO Nassau street.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET-oN TIE FIRST
floor, to lady and gentleman, tbosrd for the lady
oply in respectable noighborhood Broadway. No
other boarder None but those who ish 20 live retired
need this Bath sna shower bath in the house. Ad
dress johnson, Broadway Post 0fce Pay in advance.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

"A FRENCHMAN. WHO SPEAKS BUT LITTLE ENC
"A sb, wihes 20 lind comfortable room, with brsekf,s.
an tea in respectable American family where there
no other boarjers not TO be than half milo
City Hall. Reference given. Address A. r. Box 1
Omce. stating terms.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

xNTE BRING GLAD TIDINGS OF GREAT
w JOY TO THE HALT, THE LAME, THE
SORE, AND THE TIFF-JOINTED.-The action
of this Liniment upon the human organization is
truly wonderful. Its volatile, penetrating, sooth
ing and healing properties duse themselves to the
very bones. 1t enters into the circulation OF the
blood, gives a new impulse to the whole nervous
system, stimulates the absortents and secretions,
and thus assists nature 10 throw off and rid herself
of any diseased action of the nervous chords or
ligaments, making it equally applicable to sores of
any kind rheumatism, or PAINS IN ANY PART
OF THE BODY, giving abundant reasons of its
great efficacy in so many different diseases While
it is perfectly harmless to healthy flesh, skin or
bone it acts upon scientific principles and FIXED
LAWS OF THE CREATION Were this Lini-
ment known here, it would be useless to give any
account OF the very many cures it has perform ed
in the Western States, but very brief statement
OF few may prove satisfactory here.
A Shocking Burn.
WILLIAM MtLNxB. p. NJ !, Mount Moriah, Ia, Oct.
llth, says: /" His young child walked into fire.
(made out doors for washing,) and fell down into
the fire with his hands and face, and was shocking
ly burned. Two bottles Of the Mustang Liniment
perfectly cured the childin a few days"
IHfiamed and Caked Breast.
Mrs. B., of St. Louis, while nursing a Young
child, one nipple became very sore and the breast
infam I'd and caked very hard. A few applications
of the Mustang Liniment healed the nipple, re-
moved the hardness and Inflammation, and the
breast was well in few days.
Mrs. ANNA NJ. PRICE, of st. Louis, has been af
ficted for years with Salt Rheum in her banda
They were infamed and swollen, with painful
itching and burning, Sometimes the irritation
would subside, and the skin would peel off, and
large and FRIGHTFut CRACKS would open almost
to the bones. After long trial with the Doctors,
few bottles perfectly cured her.
rheumatism.
Mrs. HUGHES, OF ST. Louis, had very severe
attack of lnaammatory Rheumatism in the back,
shoulders. and arms for ten days, without getting
any relief from her physicians, wac cured with
two fifty cent bottles of the Mustang Liniment.
HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
We only ask fair trial of this valuable Lini-
ment in the cure of Strains, Bruises, Cuts Calls,
Scratches Sweny, Pole Evil, Fstula, Big Head,
SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind Calls Cracked Heels, or
any wound, stiffness, enlargement of bone or
muscle in horses. We have many certificates to
those cures, and therefore am confident it will
give perfect satisfaction and effect all we recon.
mend it for
A. G BRAGG e. CO, Sole Proprietors St
Louis, Mo.
Sold by Druggists generally, and by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists.
ia 15-eod6m
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vance; sales Of red at So. Cd. IS. Cd. adj
vance.
In sugvF more ssesdiusss b observed. bns m
material change in price. AtLondor, the mar.
bet II steady al previous rates Il sl feks@
Cohee--The market Is very frm--holdcrs
keeping out of market. -
Tea-Large arrivals have given buyers q
slight advantage. ssass
Rice-Sales ofo00 tierces Carolina at l5s. Cd .
for ordinary. and 1Ss. Cd. for good. ~
AT Manchester, large business has been
done in Yarns ut former rates.
The India and China trade has improved,
MONEY MARKET.-Englsh funds are de-
pressed, Consols closing at 96i 96l; Exche.
quer bonds So n SO. Railway shares are dull
and dropping. Foreign stocks are weaker
Bullion in the Bank of England is rapidly in.
creasing. The last returns state it to amount
To as 000. 900. /
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VALENTINES.-I4th February,-J w.
' RANDOLPH has for sale, at wholesale and re-
tines, at prices from cents to $40 each; also. En-
velopes from cent to 25 cents each, of various
sizes, to suit the Valentines; also, Valentine Wri
tiers at cents and Is cents each. ,Ouiers by mail
with remittances from cents ,1py will receive
prompt attention, if addressed to III Main street.
Richmond faa
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

VALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN THE
Y CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF,
HENRICO FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be
sold, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of February, 1852
upon the premises respectively commencing at II
o'clock the following lots allotted to Eliza A. Mar.
shall, (now the wife of Vim. ID. Taylor, ESQ } in
the division of Colonel Richard Adams real estate
viz: .ts a-F
Lot No. 8. South side of Cary street, between l7th
and 18th streets, fronting % feet running back 100
feet 49,
No. &c. West side 18th street running back II feet
to alley, and thence IL feet to Union street. ON
which it also fronts ---~
street, running back ITO feet to Shockoe Creek
Lot letter r. West side of Valley street, between
Richard and Baldwin streets, fronting SO feet on
Valley street, running back l65 feet to Concord
street. on which it also fronts. -
No. TIA. triangular lot on Coalter and Baker
streets, 3 roods and % poles.
No. l5o square of 2 acres, between William
Christian, Federal and James streets. -
half acre lot Northwest corner of William and
Federal streets 81
No 90. The North half this square, containing
acre. lying between 25ih, Goth, X and L streets.
No. ISL. No of this square, containing half acre,
lying between Byrd and Peasants Adams and Scott
streets.
No. l9l. No of this square. containing half acre,
lying between Venable and Byrd, Pink and Rose
streets.
No. 80 No. /, and ofths square, containing IL
acres, lying between SD and Bath, NJ and streets
The sale will commence with the lot first described
above.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 6 and 10
months for negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed,
title retained until the last ,te shall be fully paid
off.
fe3 w. GoDDIN. Auct
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no THE DEAF.-DK HAKTLEY QaIe1
L Principal of the New York Eye and Ear Sur.
gerry and Proprietor of the Ear Infirmary, SO Arch
street, Philadelphia-the only Institution in the
world devoted exclusively to the treatment of Ear
diseases, begs leave to inform those of his patients
in the nnighborhood of Richmond, with whom he
has been in communication, that he has, in com
pliance with their special request, made arrange
ments to spend few days in this city, and may be
consulted at his rooms, on Main street, between
9th and 9th Streets until the 25 III of February.
Deafness, Noises in the Head, and all disagree.
able discharges from the external ear speedily and
permanently removed, without causing the least
pain or Inconvenience; and he will guarantee a
cure in all cases where malformation does not ex-
ist
Hours of attendance-from to 3 o'clock daily
Thirteen years close and almost undivideJ at.
tention to this branch of special practice has ena
bled him to reduce his treatment to such degree
of success as to find the most confirmed and OBJ
stnate cases yield by steady adherence to the
means prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted with
confidence They will show at least in what esti-
nation his professional qualifications are held by
some of the most distinguished medical men ia the
country. -
"Ihave had the pleasure to meet Dr. Hartley in
practice, and have been led ID form a favorable
opinion of his Character both in the profession aud
as gentleman" w. PARKER, NJ. D,
Professor of Surgery, sc.
His professional abilities Will be duly appre-
ciated by those who place themselves under his
care.n JOHN WHITAKER NJ D.,
Professor of Anatomy, &c.
"From my intercourse with DR.. Hartley, have
found his department correct and gentlemanly"
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.
alt is pleasant duty to give my testimony in
favor of the treatment adopted by DR.. Hartley, for
the cure of deafness. The application is unattend-
ed by pain Inconvenience, and its effects almost
instantaneous" II. p. HARDMAN
Counsellor at Law, % Chambers street, N. Y.
1--WE have known several cases of partial deaf
ness treated by him with the most happy results.
DR. H. is scientific gentlem an, and can produce
numerous testimonials of his ability and successin
this difficult branch of the Medical Profession
| Globe. -.-..-.....- f..+ .-
"Persons afflicted by diseases of the ear, are re.
commended to pay visit to Dr. Hartley, Aurist,
at No. SO Arch street, above 3rd He is well edu-
Gated professional man, and having paid particular
attention diseases affecting hearing, las acquired
from his skill aud experience better means of CO.
ping with this serious affection than those which
are possessed by physicians in general practice
Dispatch fe6-d6t*
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New YORK. Feb.7, M.-United States SIS,
1867, ll64. Sales of Canton Company at II.
Erie 79s.
Flour has advanced under the Europn's news.
Sales of 1000 barrels State brands at S4,68a4,-
IS. Southern S4,S7a4,94. Ohio $4,9l.
Grain is scarce. Wheat improving; sales of
prime red at l06c: Genesee l1Sc; Southern
white ll3c. Corn quiet; small sales of mixed
at 69a70c.
Mess Pork Sl5,75al5,S1, for new. Lard 91a
Zoe in barrels.
Small sales of Rio Coffee at 6IaST cents per
pound.
Cotton firm, but unsettled. No sales reported
yet.
Whiskey 20Ia2l cents in barrels.
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aNTOOD AND COAL.-The subscriber has
w on hand at the Richmond aud Danvils RAN:
road Depot, large supply Of the best Oak and
Pine WOOD, which he is selling at ~ for best sea-
soned Oak, delivered So so for best seasoned Pine,
delivered. He has also large quantity OF lump
and average Coal. from the Midlothian Pits, per
sons leaving orders at Mr. L. p Elias Grocery, on
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, at Messrs. Smith q
Harwood,s Hardware Store on Main street and =
John w Hines Soap Factory on Byrd street. or %
'n g oo Ppsr,oA THOMAS FOSTER.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SESATE.-The bill appropriating So, 500
for the repair of the room for the Congression-
al Library was ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading.
Mir. Clemens introduced a resolution calling
for information in relation to the contracts Tor
the transportation of the mail between New
York and California.
MIR. Brodhead introduced resolution call
ling for information in respect TO the board OF
commissioners on Mexican claims.
The bill relinqushng to the State Of Iowa
the lands reserved for salt springs in that
State, was taken up, and passed.s
The resolution of sympathy with the Irish
exiles was taken up, and MIR. Shields adj
dressed the Senate in support of it.
Mr.. Seward moved several verbal amend
ments, and. it being late, gave way for an ad
Journment.
The House did not sit Saturday.
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON

EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON
THE SUBSCRIBER at great cost, has fitted
i up this establishment in an entirely new style.
1t is brilliantly Illuminated with
-,- - GAS LIGHTS
The old alleys taken up and new ones substitu-
ted and the whole presents an appearance truly
ma gnifcent.
Two days in the week will be set apart entirely for
the benefit of s.
THE LADIES;
none of whom, however will be admitted unless &C.
companied by gentleman.
The public are requested to call to-day and SEQ
with their own eyes. A SMITH,
fe 3+ts -----44z Proprietor.
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BY JAMES vi. TAYLOR.

E:i AUCTION-Will oe sold ON TIL ESDAY next
The 10th inst, commencing at Al O'Clock in the at
ternoon, upon the premises, the frame building
situated on End street. opposite the residence of
days from the day OF sale. By request of the
owner. - JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
fe 5-dtds Auctoneer
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BALTIMORE MANIFESTED. 7.

Sales to-day of $50 bbls. Howard street -four
at S4,lS2.
Sales of 1000 bbls. City Mills at $i,25.
The news by the Europa has had favorable
effect on the flour market.
Sales of 5000 bushels red wheat at 90 to SO
cents, the latter very superior; sales of 1900
bushels white wheat at 100 cents.
Nothing in corn. We quote at 5Sa60c for
white and yellow.
Oats 3Sc. Whiskey 81 &c in bbls.
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l. Fantasia. on favorite airs from Bellins Operas
81 Puritani," and "La Sonnam5ula" composed
and executed by Maurice Strakosch.
2. Mourn Thee, but Love no More beauti-
iul English Ballad composed by NJ. v. Wallace,
sung by Amala Patti.
g. Grand Fantasia de Concert on airs from Rossini's
Opera, Othello," composed by FL. w. Ernst
executed on the Violin, by Miska Hauser.
f. "Casta Diva" from Bellini's grand Opera of
Norma, Mile Teresa Parodi.
PART II.
/. "The Harp that once through Tara's Halls"
the famous Ballad by Thomas Moore sung by
Mile Amala Patti.
Q. ala Capriciosa Sciliani Moreceaux Character
istique," composed and executed by Miska Hau
ser.
g. Brilliant Cavatina from Rossini's Opera of +" II
Barbiere di Siviglia," sung by Mile Teresa Pa
rodi.
4. ala Sylphide, Fantasia Romantique," composed
and executed by M. Strakosch.
S. Dnetto from Semirsmde," by Rossini, by
Mile. T. Parod and Amalia Patti.
PART Ill.
!. II Carnevale di Venez;a," the famous capric.
clio, composed and executed by Mlska Hauser.
2. The Drinking Song, from "Lucretia Borgia,"
by Donizetti, by Amalia Patti.
g. By request the celebrated Ricci Valse," sung
by Mile. Teresa Parodi.
4. Fantasia on Yankee Doodle, composed and ex-
ecuted by Maurice Strakosch.
5. "VOga, Voaa," a charming Barcarole Duettino
by Rossino, sung by Mile. Teresa Parodi and
Amalia Patti.
IT, Doors open at 6A-Concert to commence
at u o'clock
Hy' Prices of admission S1-To be had at the
principal Music Stores and Hotels fe cit
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RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.

THESE works are located in the immediate
L vicinity of the Tredegar Iron Works, and
are now in blast. The princil al business of this
establishment will consist in manufacturing the
best improved Air, Tight and Premium Cooking
stoves parlor, Office, and factory heating Stoves,
Fronts, Crates and Tenders, and the most useful
kinds of Hollow Ware.
The attention of dealers is particularly request
ed to the above articles they will be exclusively
adapted to their trade; and pledge ourselves to
furnish them of as good quality, and at as fair
prices they can be procured from the North.
In addition to the above, we will execute orders
for plain and ornamental Fencing for dwellings
and graves do. Balustrades; also, Cornice and
Capitols in architecture, and for almost any style
of light and fancy Castings
ia 29-lmd&ws BOWERS g. SNYDER
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BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE. salesman.
1n0 NEW MUsKETS, At AUCTJON-Will
lUU be sold, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at IL
O'Clock, at the office of John r. d. Tayne, on eev-
enth street, between Main and Bank streets 100
Muskets, with bayonets, and in good condition.
fec THE OWNER
A LIKELY NEGRO MAN, AT AUCTION
IL | will sell, on THURSDAY, the 18th instant at
II o'clock, at the office of John D. Payne on 18th
street, between Main and Bank streets, likeIy ne
gro man. belonging to the estate of VIM H. Luke, de.
ceased. IL
Terms, title, &c, made known on day of sale.
fe 6 j. M. FERGUSON Administrator
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GOLD MINE ON PEARL sTKEET,
LUCK'S OFFICE.
Implements Furnished Mt tho Mine
splendid scheme for This Day. Grand Capt.
tails of $4,000 each, 4 of 5000, &c. "a numbers.
ID drawn. Tickets &c.
Also, for this morEing.--S6O0O, &c. Is numbers.
IA drawn. Tickets 81 So :
Drawn Nos Patapsco, Glass 3d.
IL SO 81 so 2 AZ 81 20 Is So 81 68 So
Drawn Nos. of Nd Glass X:
Dc IL 80 81 II l6 SO 40 70 % Il 40.
Patapsco, Glass 50, Feb. 7th:
"A 90 II 10 Is 81 SO 70 SO Al a.
For the capital, call at
fe g JIrcK,s
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Mr.. JOSIAH WILLS, who was temporarily
elected President of the Bank of Virginia at
Norfolk, after the death Of Mr.. Aaron Milhado,
late President, was, on Wednesday last, re.
elected by the new Directory.
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DEADY MADE CLOTHING At COST
II large supply Of 0vefcoats, Business Cosss.
spring, at HYNEMAN.s, No 90 Main street. Ihose
that wish to purchase will plense call and judge
for themseives, a. 4 am deSsrnined % close "ut
nv winter goods at cost and no mistake. Cone
one, come Ill, and yeu win ind the cheapest eiom'