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Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-03

DRAWN NUMBERS OF THE della
- ware State Lottery, Glass No l, drawn May
|, 1852:
% 80 10 / 81 II d6 Al 45 43 81 IL 81
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-03

Dr. Dewey's Tenth Lecture on Tuesday evening,
May A. at o'clock Subject Historic Problems; Polyhe
ism and Idoatry Despotism War; Subsection Of Man to
Man; The Prevalence of Error may Il
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-03
OPENING TODAY

lust RECEIVED, fifteen more Piping Bull
81 fnches, from 81 TO s25 piece; also Linnets Gold.
hnches Chanches, and splendid Canares together with
lot Of Tin apanned Cages These birds offered for
sale at the Auction Of j. c. Mcclure, moderate
price, for few days The lovers of sweetsngng birds
respectfully invited to come and see them.
J. c. MCGUIRE,
ap 30-3t corner 10th and d streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-03

aS- Gen. n. G. WEIGHTMAN is announced
candidate for Mayor at the coming election in June
next by MANY VOTERS,
apl3-ten
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-03
WASHINGTON :

aS- Once ON PennsyIvania avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-half and sixth
streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-03

lust RECEIVED, GOO kegs best quality Avalon
u Nails, of all Sizes fresh from the factory, which will be
sold unusually low for cash.
Also, fine supply Of everything usually found in the
Hardware line very cheap. c. WOODWARD,
may st Penna. av, bet 10th and 18th SITS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-03
THE MAYORALTY.

Es- JOHN w. MAURY, esq, Is announced al
candidate for Mayor at the coming election mp 2te
Daily American telegraph., 1852-05-03
TABLE LINENS, &C.

90 PIECES very superior Table DamaBk
~ rs dozen Napkins
100 dozen Towels
so dozen Russia Diapers-and in fact everything be-
longing the Linen department. the whole of which will be
sold at low prices, at VERIFY 81 MILLER'S
may lin Penna. av., bet. 7th and Sth sts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
transmitted FOR THE DAILY DisPATCH
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
IriRsT pisPATcH. -.

-
trIRsT DisPATcH.l
New YoRK, May 6. /
The steamer Europa has arrived. She brings
Liverpool dates to the oath Of April. Her
news will be sent on soon.
TsEcoEp pispATca.l
NEW YORK. Mays.
Cotton had advanced Id in Liverpool. Sales
of the week, $1,000 bales; $4,000 of which
were taken by spectators, 60oo by exporters.
Fair Orleans, SD; middling, 81. Fair Mobile,
SD: middling, Sd. Fair Upland, SID; mid.
ding, Aid.
FLOUR had advanced cd.
CoRN-Yelow Corn Is. and white tented
upwards.
RoE-Quiet at lie. for fair.
CoNsoLs closed at 99s. The Bank ofEnr.
land had REDUCED THE RATE OF INTEREST ro
TWO PER CENT.
Friday, the 23d, the Liverpool Cotton Mar
ket closed firm but no, buoyunt. Sales on
Saturday estimated at 1000 bales.
Al HAvRE, April 2zst, sales OF 5000 bales of
cotton. Quotations .-Orleans Ga to 84f; Up-
lands 6S 10 Isl. Sales Of the week, II. 400
bales.
In the London Market, SUGAR had advanced
Cd. to Is, and COFFEE and TEA had improved.
THIRD DIsPATcH.I
FRAKcE.-The French government organ
announces officially that the President has no
Intention of establishing an empire.
| ArsTRIA.-The prosecution against the
mother and sisters of Kossuth, has been aban-
doned by the Austrian government, and per-
mission has been given them to 60 to America.
| ENGLAND.-The subject of abolishing the
stamp duties and tax on advertisements in
newspapers, has been agitated in the House OF
Commons, but postponed.
The Peruvian Legation in London had for
hidden vessels trading in guano from the
islands of Lopos TERRA and Lobos Nueva
without permission from the Peruvian govern
ment.
The overland mail from India had arrived
Two hundred and thirty four emigrants from
Madras 10 MauritOns, persisted from the hatch
es of the vessel being battered down during
the storm on the 23rd of December.
The ship Brilliant had arrived from Austria
liza with two handred and seventeen Thousand
pounds of gold. Another vessel was on the
way with eighty thousand ounces of the gilt
tering metal. Emigrants were pouring in from
all quarters.
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Congress

WAsHIEGToN, May 6.
In the SENATE, the bill prohibiting members
of Congress from prosee &ing claims agains,
the government was ordered to be engrossed.
Dir. Badger, gave notice that he would to- NOR
row call up the compromise resolutions with
view TO action thereon. The debate on the
appropriation for the Collins steamers was
continued.
The House was occupied liz debating the
Homestead bill.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

METHODIST CONFERENCE.-The Northern
Methodist Conference is in session at Boston,
On Tuesday, after the presentation off multi.
rude of petitions
A resolution dissenting strongly from the
decision of Judge Nelson in the church division
OF property case, in New YORK, was presented;
vet while dissenting, il proposed to submit to
that judicial decision.
The resolution recommended that no appeal
should be made to the Supreme Court of the
United States.
The resolution was temporarily Withdrawn,
some objection being made.
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"FLETcHER's HAIR TONIC" manufactured by
John Johnsou-under. American Hotel-having
such wide spread notoriety for its wonderful pro.
pertes in preserving and beautfying the hair, the
manufacturer would repeat (through this extended
circulation) that he does to part with his
right to make and yend ii in the State of Virginia.
His attention having been often called to his adj
yersement, he deems it appropriate to say to his
irieads and the public. that he Is still maaufactur.
ing 1t in large quantities trying to meet the de-
mand for it--those who have cot been able to be
supplied may rest assured that now they can have
this delightful and valuable Tonic, by applying un.
Der the American Hotel or to K. K. Duvai, Sea-
brook a. Reeve and Bennett * Beers.
my6 AMERICAN HOTEL.
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The legislature of Pennsylvania

The legislature of Pennsylvania adjourned
sine die on Tuesday, after a session of four
months. The Philadelphia Ledger says that
the session was remark able for nothing except
the number of bank bills passed, and the mum
Der ofvetoes by the Governor. The usual bills
making appropriations for the expenses of the
Government were passed, and so was the bill
spportioning the Congressional districts.
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Railroad Accident.

HARRISBURG, May 5.-Three of the boilers
on the stationary engine on the Portage Rail-
road, at Plane No. burst yesterday, killing
three men named Owen Riley, Matthew Pacel
and Felix Hamilton.
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BosroS, May AIR. Seymour, the dis
charged Clerk in the Vermont Central Railroad
Company, no promised the public such as.
founding disclosures, was arrested in North.
field to-day, on complaint of Mr.. Lincoln, Clerk
Of the Corporation, for SANDER. and committed
10 Montpelier Jail for want of S10,0 900 bail.
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BosToS, May 5-The Maine law, or rather a
law to break up the traffic in intoxicating liquors
in this State, but allowing OF their manufac-
ture for expectation, passed the House to-day.
II mad previously passed the Senate, and con.
tains provision submitting il TO the vote Of
the people.
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Buratag of a Steamboat.

CINCINNATI, May 5.-The steamer Susque-
hanna, receiving freight az this port for Pitts
hurg. look fire in the hold, and after an unsus.
csssiul effort to extinguish il, she was run
ashore on Columbia bar, scuitled and sunk.
She had on beard 100 bales Of cotton and 165
hhds. ofsugar. Fortunately two-thirds of her
cargo was Still on the wharf.
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ROCHESTER, May 4.-During the past week
$4,000 bbls. of -four and "a 500 bushels of corn
have passed the weigh-lock in this city, east.
ward. Wheat is worth 81 90 cents in this
market,
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BosToN, May 4.-The schr Sarah Brooks,
which left Scituate on March Sd, for Frede-
ricksburg, has not been heard from since. She
is supposed to be lost, together with the crew,
five in number.
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READ.
GOLD MINE ON PEARL STREET.

GOLD MINE ON PEARL STREET.
LUCK's OFFICE.
Implements FURNISHED at the Mime
Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Class 10:
10 6 33 &c "a So "A II 40 SO Sc
Drawn Nos of Susouehanna, Glass ~:
25 80 - z 90 SO SO 49, % II Al 10 60 "a Al
For T0-Day-Maryland Consolidated, Glass 1
Capital $50 600. IS nos, - drawn. Tickets S5
Also-A Small Fry at 81 So
e Look out for Saturdays Scheme
Come one, come all,
Ere the end of next fall,
For the Lotteries are about to dismember
On the 23d of next November.
nv
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CINCINNATI May 4.-The Printers National
Convention W as in session to-day, pursuant to
adjournment. Most of the session was taken
IN in the DISCUSSION of resolution in reference
10 The apprentice system, which was finally
sdopted. A resolution in regard to the esrab-
ishment OF National Printing Office was dis.
cussed. and referred to Il committee ofthree,
composed of Messrs. Randell, Bosworth and
Montcomery.
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G.W Slacum, ESQ.,, of Alexandra, who has
lately been employed as agent of the Govern
ment in Mexico, investigating the subject of
certain claims, returned home on Monday
la.t
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SELLING OFF AT COST, FOR CASH.
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS 81 .
VNTORD, FERG u son a. BARKS-

w DALE intending to make 9 change IN
their business on the LIST day of July NEXT
offer their stock Of DRY GOODS at cost, for
cash. and respectfully ask persons who desire 70
purchase to call and examine for themselves, be-
foF:they do so. They feel confident that more
general assortment Of Dry Goods, or one selected
with more care, never offered for sale at cost
in this market. 1t all imported by themselves,
or purchased by them of manufacturers and their
agents. The goods of which 1t consists are Of the
latest and most approved styles, eu bracine among
other things, "a, A GA and - bieached and
brown Domestcs Prints from 5 cents 90 the best
quality, French, English and American Lawns, do
Ginehams, do black and fancy D'Laines. do Silks,
black Bombaznes and Alpacss. Cloths and Cash
meres, Satin, Silk and marseilles Vestings, Irish
Linens and Sheetngs, Linen Cambria and Lawn
Handkerchiefs, Silk do; large stock of Alexanders
Md Hloyes adys IS meme 81 cents and servants
Ciotning OF every description, together with gen
goods house.
Determined to close, they assure The public that
there lie noAHm6ug IN this advertisement
2 = ~
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IN BOXES NORTON's PINE APPLE
~ CHEESE, just received and for sale by
my7 DABNEY a. HANES.
On GROSS Wootten and Annears superior
~ BLACKIkG, for sale by
my7 DABNEY a. HANES
fHAMPAGNE, PORT AND MADEIRA
" WINES, for sale by
my DABNEY e. HANES
A SMALL LOT OF PRIME BUNTER,
"A for sale by 80 r-1-'
my7 DABNEYsA .rgxkpa
TX iCHMOND GROUND PLA6EFR.
Shapes, fresh and pure for sale By
N.Y. JOHN u. cLAfBoRNE
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70 Nearly all the census Clerks removed
last week have been reinstated.
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NOTICE---At meeting of the President
and. Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, held the 9th
April, 1852, it was
Rss0lued That a dividend Of 81 per cent be de-
cared on the stock of the Company, payable on
and after the LIST May next, at the Office of the Com
pany. in tie City of Richmond
apo C. W MACMURDO, Tr.
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sTkATTON's OFFICE

STkATTON'S OFFICE.
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, No 104, Nays:
u 55 81 81 go n SO 43 62 Sc 80 81 73 %.
Whole Nos SO IS 81, sold and paid by ss
STkATTON
Drawn Nos Delaware Extra, No 2, Nav 6
IS ID so A As 70 SO 4 e. Al GO S..
For TO.Day.-Delaware, Elk, Nos. Capital
1000 Tickets "a. ny7
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VERY IMPORTANT FOR LADIES.

VERY IMPORTANT FOR LADIES.
IN consequence of the great scarcity OF Trim.
i mings In the North, and the increasing demand
for them here, we have lately sent our orders direct
to our agents in Europe, who viii from there fur.
nish with new supplies. A part Of them have
already arrived, ana we expect the balance By the
steamers Washington and Humboldt now dua as
New York. HlRSH T. BOTTCHER,
Trimmings and Fancy Goods EstablIshmenf on.
Broad Street, 179 shocxoe Hill my 3-6rs :
MHTRD sUPPLY or NEW AND RE-
j MARKABLY CHEAP GOODS FOR THW
SEASON-Come, see, and be convinced Of the
immense bargains we are selling at No 1913 Broad
street Opening this morning and DARN thc week,
~ cases new Goods, adapted to the presentseason,
direct from the Northern auctions, and which were
only bought on account of their being 30 cheap,
therefore, you will save considerably b. calling ON
Us before purchasing elsewhere. Look at this
real French Gingham in all cciors, 10 certs only
rich coloTed Eareges only % cents. worth 81
second mourning Bareges, worth 50 eents only 20 !;
new style Basege de LANES, very low and great
many other Goods TOO numerous &c mention, win
be offered a. the lowest possible price,. Persons
purchasing BY the piece OF the dozen, WIN do well
% call on Us.
J. MILLHIsER BROTHER.
1913 Broad street.
600 GRAPE SHAWLs at reduced prless.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
M JAMES n. TAYLOE.

BIZ JAMES M. TAYLOR.
DmI sIsTKATRIX's sALE.-on
1aAWEDhEsDAY May IL, Il 10 eek, \, win be
LOT sale Ut the residence Of the late John Il
:, ~ vsraesy q pezahable property belonging
articles. ~ - = .'- $500
TERMS OF SALE Cash for an suus NOT exceed
ing twenty dollars; tor al sums above that AMOUNT
csecn o. Tour months, the purchasers giving ne
gonaDie notes with approved endorsera
Agent for Mrs E. A. r. Pitcher. Adminisssssr;x
Sale conducted by JAMEs b. TAYLon, Auctr.
my6
BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.
CCHOONER Ar AUCTION.-on sATUR.
y DAY AFTERNOON, sth inst, at O'Clock, at
auction to the highest bidder for cash. the schoon
or Farmer, with all her tackle, apparel, and fur.
niture. Said schooner is now in good sailing con
dition-of 80 tons burthen. By order of the own
ers.
MY GEO. ], SUMNER, Auctr.
HORSES, WAGON, BUGGY, &C., Al
IL AUCT, ON.-On SATURDAY MORNING, 9Th
inst. at 10 O'Clock in the lot in rear Of my Auction
Room, No. 9Th, Fifteenth street. win be sold q
Auction, several good saddle, harness and wori
horses; 3 street Wagons and harness; excellent
top buggy and harness, with shifting top; new
cart; wheelbarrows; good secondhand car
riage and harness; together with other stock
Persons wishing to buy or sell stock will find j
to their interest to attend the sale.
my GEO. ]. SUMMER, Auctr.
rURATOR,S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE-Having been appointed, by til,
Court Curator OF the estate of Mrs Maria how'd
decd shall proceed to lell at auction, for cash. on
Monday Afternoon, the 10th inst, at 4 O'Clock
at her late residence on 26th street. nearly opposit,
Temperance Hail, all of the househo Furnitur,
belonging to her estate, consisting of the usual va
| riety. J. B. KEESEE,
Curator of the estate of Mrs Maria Boyd
| Sale to be conducted by GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr
N.B-An persons having claims againstthe estat,
of Mrs Maria Boyd, decd, viii please present then
| to me Immediately as wish to close my curator
| ship as soon possible
my6 J. B KEESEE. Curator.
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-. NOTICE.-TLe annual Ineetin

k..Ss NOTICE.-Ihe annual meeting OF
S~--a the Stockholders of the Richmond Fred
erlcksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company will
be held at the Office Of the Company, in the city of
Richm ond, on Monday, the 3lst May, 1852, at l2
O'Clock NJ
sp so C. w MAGNITUDE, Tr
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MIR. Clay-HOpes of his Recovery.
WAsHINGToN, May 6.
l am happy to inform you that Mr.. CLAY is
considerably easier, and hopes are entertain
ed that he may recover.
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NEW KIGaMoND DIRECroRr-,

NEW RICHMOND DIRKCropys
~ w. RANDOLPH hU for ssie-Msy 6.
Adventures q Msrqs6s, BY Alex Dumas, ! coma
The Tweasy filth of May. or . Cruise IN the I.
Plate: story Of Buenos Ayres, By IN ocer Of the
Professor Julius Cesar Hannibals Scientific Dis
courses. originally published in the New York Pr
The Experiences O. . Barrister, by Warren War.
ner, Esq; SOC Ss w
Journey TO. Iceland, and Travels in Sweden and
Norway, translated by Charlotte Fennimore Cooper,
r1 Imam i a,oas : y Nos; aSe
dancy, revised ed, with plates, by Kennedy, au-
thor of Swallow Barn
The Caveliers of England. or the Times of the
Revolutions OF 1912 and 1868, by H w Herbert, au.
thor OF Cromwell, &C.; / %
Vol "a English Chancery Reports
Vol Humboldts Cosmos, Bohn's London edi.
ton; 81
Rev Andrew Fuller's Principal Works and Re.
mains, with memoir of his Life, Bohn's London
Cicero's Orations: vols Bohn's London ed 25
Battles OF the Britain Navy vol Bohn's London
edition; %
Montague's Richmond Directory for 1852.
my6
MAY 5TH, 1S53.-NEW GOODS JUST
1sA RECEIVED BY HART & MOSES.
Fine French Ginghams at l2k cts per yard
yard r.
Barge De Lanes, good assortment and very
cheap
Plain, pink, blue, green, &c, Bsreges, at 25 CITE
worth 373
All wool satin stripe Bareges at 56s-a great bar
gain
Handsome Plaid Dress Silks at 81 per yard
Foulard do yd wide, at rs cts mr. "a
For bargains, call early, at the New Store. M
\ 63 Main street. ~
ALSO "A very extensive assortment of Irisl
Linens, which will be offered at prices that canno
fal to please all In want of such Goods
| HART & MOSES,
| my 63 Main street
ONE DOLLAR. ONE DOLL Ar
- GREAT REDUCTfON-Bring your money I,
OSBORN CO.'S splendid Skylieht Daguerreal
Gallery. As we have lost work id sticking to tn
regular prices, or, in other words have been unde
bid by other artists we have resolved to reduce tn
price to one dollar for nice picture and caseius
one halt the former price. We are the first tha
| nave ever attempted to work at Northern prices
and we shall expect liberal support Bear in mino
our pictures are taken with fine sky-lipht
tsn ~ OSBORN e. cos
sign OF the American Flags, opposite the Banks
ANY person having picture of ours that is nc
COCO. can nave II retaken tree OF cost. my5
WANTED.--Wew want immedateIv three hn1
W dred LABORERS, to work upon the Weldo
and Castor Railroad, in North Carolina. To goo
and steady men liberal wages will be given. Ami
to MARK DOWNEY, Richmond, or upon the worI
to GREEN. MYERS a C0
ap 29-12t*
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1879 DIR. JOHN II. LITTLE has re-
es>-A moved his place OF residence to the house
OF Mr.. Cringan, on 9th street, between Clay and
Leigh streets, opposite the residence of w. God
din, Esq. He may be found during Office hours at
MS former Office on Governor street, between Main
and Franklin. ap 19-1m*
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A THING WELL KNOWN TAat LEVY
n II ahead Ut every one in selling cheap DIRK
GOODS. His stock u nov complete. and great
bargains viii be offered to all who VIII tasoE him
CALI Barege de Lsines st ono shilling, Lawns =
i2s, fast color cshcoes Il q, Gingksms q IN
Sheetipg at 81. Shifting 4 cents, worked collap
at 81, IA and higher. wsrth cosbls The moneyi
handsome silks, Psyssols. Rsresees Tssspea Grsna.
dimes Dona Mariee, PorahneA aad othez aEyles q
Dress Coods. Lace and NuslIu Sleeyes. Cheut
sctts Inca silk and cosen Handkaxchstss Acs Cali
soos. md secure some e .hs gEssa sesesias:
- rs ~ RroA1 seyees.
g, n6 ~ ~ NV 81 tesa.s 49, ..
ther supply a faskionaht UeHneeosfpg
Ladies', Misses and Children, 81 t
NRe. 6W0RDE
| Fashionable Millinery Esfablishment.
NJ 2x5 nFoM a, HhocAoe Hin
| n B.-Also some splendi1 Meapolitan AeqpGe1s
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GREGORY 81 MAUKN,
Successors to J. w. Maury & Co., Mana
gers

GREGORY q MAUKl,
Successors to J. w. Maury & CO.. Mana.
Office, No. 81, Main Street.
WThe capital prize OF $2I $50 (whole ticket
SOLD and paid.
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass &c. April l6 :
81 Is 9 2 IS Al 81 SO &c ~ II "a II So rs.
Whole ticket Nos ia 81, the capital prize of
l,5e6 in the above Lottery, sent to this agency
and sold by Anthony & Co, Vendors, Petersburg,
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Lottery, No 90, April 81 :
80 IA 60 II 40 81 IL 19 40 81 so l3
Quarter ticket Nos IL 10 AZ, prize of $4,000
sold at this Agency.
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass "a April % :
20 16 81 80 Sc SIS 10 "a SO l 62 a.
Halt ticket Nos 6 16 20, the capital prize OF
$22s5 90, sent to Richmond agency, and returned
by N. STRATTON, Vender.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, No g. May 5:
10 n AZ II 76 IL 80 As 6e 81 l.
Scheme TO-Day.-Capitals $4,000, 5000
30Co, 2477 prizes of 1000, 10 of 300, % of $50
1925 of IS, &c. ~ numbers, IA drawn. Tickets "a
MY
NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS.
~ THOMAS H GRESHAM 1904 Broad street.
has just received
The Daltons, or Three Roads in Life, by Charles
Lever, author of Charles q. Malley, one large vol
ume, compete-prce SOC
The Rifle Rangers, by Capt Mayne Reid, Bird edi
| ton-price SEC
The Golden Christmas: chronicle Of st Johns,
BerkeIy, by VIM Gilmore simms-2spcr BIC, mus
lin Soc
Building and Loan Associations their history,
principles and plan OF operation with statement
OF tne benefits attending them-price soc
Life of Louis Kossuth, by Headley, vol, muslin
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions, vol,
muslin
Dream Life, by TX Marvel, author of Reveries of
a Bachelor
Reveries Of Bachelor, by the author of Dream
Lite
Mackey's LIE xicon of Freemasonry, vol, muslin
Fresh Leaves from Western Woods, by Miss Ill
Ter. vol NV
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MI EMBERS OF THR MEDICAL CON.
w VENTiON willing to obtain a superior Da.
guerreotype likeness OF themselves and friends
would do well by going to MOULSON'S Patent Pro
cess Daguerrean Gallery, where they can procure
tue most beautiful and life like in the country, at
prices that will suit all persons wanting good pic.
lures. MCULSON'S
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
my5 Haa No. ITO Main street
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New Is THE TIME, for persons holding
IN LAND WARRANTS, to sell the same as ali
have been made assignable. The subscriber has
made arrangements to purchase to any amount,
aud persons, by calling him No 81 Main street.
(over John Thompson's hat store,) will obtain the
highest prices, in cash
WILLIAM M. FULTON,
NH 26-d&ct Attorney at Law. &c &c.
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sVATHAM'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
WALL STREET, UNDER cIrY HOTEL,
(Chalke old standA

Drawn Nos Paiapsco, l34, May5:
10 80 26 "a SO "A IL 40 IS Sc
For This Day-Mo. Consolidated, Glass L.
Capitals $4,000 10000. 5000, of 5000, Of 1900
rs numbers, II drawn. Tickets s5
Also-Small Fry. Tickets 81 so.
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