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MEXICAN Mustang Liniment--

1V1 WITH A HEALlNr BALM WE COME 10
GREET YOU.i!-The action Of this Linimcnt is one
of the most perfect remedies offered to the aic
ed. Its action upon the organization is truly wonder
full. Its volatile, penetrating, soothing and healing
properties duse themselves To the very bones 1t
tiers into the circulation of the blood-ives
pulse to the whole system TO the very extrem
ties Of the fingers and toesstmulates the absorhents
and secretions and thus asssrs throw off
and rid herself o. any diseased action Of the
chords or ligaments, making it equally applicable TO
Of any kind. rheumatism, Pains inepsry part Of
the 6ody. from diseased action of any of the
ra portions ofthe system HlRe II is perfectly harm
less hephy esh skin bone has the property of
entering into combination and dissoving any of the
ganc tissues when they discussed. their vitality is
destroyed. Possessing these peculiar powers, is the
why it is equally efcacious in many different
complaints. s-lt acts upon scientific principles and
fixed laws of the Creuror.
The large number Of eases in which this Linment
has proved Its value in the short ,ne has been before
the people of Virginia. is sufficient give the
confidence that its virtues Incompatible in the
of Rheunatism Bruises. Strains Burns, Wou9is Swell
lings Broken or Caked Breast old Sores Pains in
any part of the Body.
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, RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENT

EvSOPUS MILL STONES-The .ul err
- oefs have been appointed Agents in thi. ctsta VI
the safe OF the abps celebrated MlLLSToNEs. a.
are prepared 20 furnish any sixr from, Sup ~ tot.
Nohins need DO said in commentator OF this artleew
being SO we'll known and eson.i, ely used by MIR
throughout the statr--it will speak for itself.
They nre also Agents for and ntlv "a hand,
full supplies Of -
India Rubber Rcltinx
OF all sizcs--aJned to be the q, stLrndinr irusr
Sfe"~ Packing, and Ere EHetne nd GarSss ROSE,
They will also furnish short nasiee KuaLc, Man
chine stretched
ss.ts Leather Handbag,
cemened corner. uli double rivc,ed "a r,u. o. di-
reeted at manufacturers prices.
WILLIAMS & BROTggR
-9s Corner Cary and Pearl Streets, RieAaso.S "a
unv q -
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NJ. sEOLLlNS-B-g leave to cali the At.
~ tsnon Of their customers and the public general
ly. to .heir
Sprin. supply OF ErOcerics, Sc.

". zsOLLlNS-B-g leave to call tia. at
- tsntium of tlieir customers snd IN. ,,nbl; -,
ly. to ,hrir
Spring supply OF Erocerics, SC.
foastS ing IN part ss to-ir,rs ri-
p thd- Z. Cnba and N o Sugar . f..
5 d" st Croix do
80 s9s~saad bbI. Loaf eru-h'd and Pow'dao
~ bbl- supr. clarified do
- hhls Cuba Mola.ses
do + \ do sgpe.ior
10 bbls N o do -
8 bags b. and Iaguira CoFeo
80 do and mats sunu.,ar old Java do
90 tons Bar Iron. vel! ,s-1Tiod
do Hoop and Band do
do Bl;.tered Steel ... H
l dc Cn-r and Shear DO
$50 sides Sole Leather
IS dn Iipper do
SO don Calf Skins, Baltimore Phad.lph;a, n
and French
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
400 kegs cut Nails to % dy
Is do wrutis hr do
~ do Horse Shoes
. do Horse Shoe Nails
l. boxes si,rr Sp-rm Candies .t..
10 do Adamantine do
go do Hall 4 Sons pB,eat do
Az do Tnow do
20 do Soup
% do do fine
5000 Tbs Gnltnn Yarn
bale. Gsnatargs. superior.
AL<o-insn. Maddsr Alum and Copperss repp.r.
Ginger. 81 Surmecs. Mace, Glove. atd Cinnamon
Writing. Letter and Wrarping Paper Bed Cords and
Though Lin's' Dorestrs. C1l;coes, &r. Sc. For sale
ON the most accommodating TERMS ar .scasnced tr
ciunrv produce ,nl ou,.
kLANkGFS, HATS AND CAPS, We
arr now sscriying and have for sale
1000 Negro Blankets.
w pain MacSirnw do suitable for tents. Sc
100 d" fine dazzle do
~ dnzsr good Wonl and Casrn,s Usts
10 9 cloth Csrs.
sale law. %
oei us NcCoRKLs. SIMPSON aJcNrs
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e, sSiehmeeta. z e.ersnurx, Norfolk

Aarr-s UfktshAA(hSHs HeteleUuEEs N0ShOaM
sssset. AND NEW-fORk SrEAM PACKET COM
PANi have ROW tn line their new and pos ,sial
low pressure Steam Propeller. Gag d R.ctt md, X
w. FosrEg N4seF. she is dolhe bon brace, ind ir,
tened esflnl my shIs Of twice her tonnage. Sho
has hae Sftie Room accommodations far pu.rEpcr..
and paine Will be SPACED to make her the popupr
vessel t-zpegsons travelling shis youte. and good wi
be delivered in cerninty ofinne in alew hours infer
shipment The Steamship, Gvy " Norfolk i now
launched aad Will take her place in the Inc in few
days. 10 he compounded by JAaEs Posf. THIS linecon-
wnh line Of sienmess p.rr eight, New York
for Boston.
AaEsrs.- MAILQR & LORD. New-yqsk;
ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond.
Ia, r,
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snpprsrAN's 80 FAn1ssns.

3 q ,,seae,s f orI"s hrp1orc1~ ccmppa.s, Man
nj''c'anrs. hni=na,. Rrtrsstn't iiri AoA4tic..
oAos-Fhe F.ssaD ah.: Si'e Ea@sEe
cOs,9 3.Ged.-R Srrv"i By q ."i "fo'"' L"-
tera-l'o ~ ALL gsRisdkaKATs a4iL rs Pnu.Ecr-
TED ~ i.sw.-Th- is n,pst ,a!urblr ;pyvhrion u
the age; ard without which, lpanHactories, public cd
fees haas and private dwellings. inrnmnrfc and
conpnruer.y in-t e,tip. VIM .hi rara .,n eieieni
Fire Engine the Fagprr porferrly nderaadeni Of III
ugnrronuGhatine insnnnce ccnrais-, AMI cnn bid
defiance to ,..r incrndinrv.
RECOMMBNDkTirNs
Ecliryc in qsc Nj r Bri,fna lam t,trhrl'. PUMP
AND ENGINE. and esteem thsii a nj y.naI,. er-
prGilaer grrnt consequence 4ad inciaAl Irotec-
Lion ag. i fire.
CHARLES MARK. Richmond,
K. Il, TYLER. do
Da fJYSrE I. Hngrnpat Springs,
ARCHER vAhGHh5. Fmmyiilp
EDMEND HuABARD Buckingham,
4. J. GAINES. Ohrrioti"".
Tic ? rap can l'e IN y-c CAT. " y. Ia =
horie'. sad "m. H. Lansh,r,f 81 ,.>'.etr,.s an IT,
nond am. H. ,chhnrg Thu P.if4p ~ Ia ii l.
tno,l, a L WING 9fi'.
81 ND?iu "a pcr-,r- hi,i-s sslil,g tho
ab',,trfsi -.g> are responsible - ne i,r Il.
4. BRlTTlNGiIAM MiTCHRl;..
r1rr n 22-t- r. p.irfor
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NOTICE no Cacpentars lori Housl

~ BulLDERS.-The sul,sc riber would inform the
community TINT he has hand good lot of the best
Pine Timber that Virginia will afford, and syery
week all Of which viii be sold 10y tor c%.h good pa.
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- UNION srEAM-sn.pCo. ron

go Observation-Disclosures splrndid Ntcun,aLina
" TRANSATLANTIC und "N lhf:lNiA," Ica,r Rich
mond alternately every nv. asyNtsr philsarh bu
These steamers both ...u have verx .aperior
State-ro"m accomrag dations.
The Captains mun at much espeiicnse In THEM
profession. and epn highly Iii. sYute uA
the travelling epumpni,y, comfort speed ua~i econ
omv. -.w -at
tobacco utacturers viii find thrg I'd santupe
to give this nodr oil uanspnr'atior ,eprce e. Nv
being nuoh hess likely a.ce thcir lakes M e .ting
them market.
ioo.s sent 10 our consignment Tor rsshirpcnt wits
receive every aen,ion aad b. forwarded " le usLus
rates.
Ct,eas Of Lypobcrg clsewtsrr, wishing 10 sngu.c
State-r.''uS sther Of these Steamers, bcoro having
home can do SO, by aa,Il,ssiig as.
MAYO r. ATKINSON, or the DocA.
Rte
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JAS. 8. CREWDSOS, Com. Merc't

S11o - HAh " DoFf', yum .u'fc l.
nMe nass,
n. B.-Bills for Houses received and L,led at the
shortest notice. Timber well dried if sired
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r ONnON ruKlER-pRECrn.l

ONION POR lER-DIRECTIa Fog
- iATiON-liy tne ship ''Satley' d,rhsEc-
ing al City fon'. We receiving d.rset from fogits
full supplies Of tlibun's" L.., suu,y Porter wbieh
afford to sell something below tho usual market,
rite. Nav WILLIAMS g. BROTHER
- Corner Cary and Pearl Sis, Richmond w.
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- burg and Abingdon Telegraph Company, wish to
hire by the month. Fifteen Negro BE- employed be-
tween hi. place and Richmond. Apply r. B. Deane
jr.. or to the SUPP,
MIR At T. b. TREE Iynchbrrr
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sCIENTIFIC WONDER.
Grfdf CNTe J0T DyPtPst1.

THE TRUE DIGEST
I'VE FLUID. OR GAS
TRIO JUICE, prepared
from Rennet. or the fourth
stomach Of the Ok, after di-
rections of Baron Liebig.
the great Physiological
Chemist, by DIR. J. s.
Houghton M. u. Ph;ladel-
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"A Republic has been proclaimed in Rome"
..-. $50. Ne~spapers Of fae Day.
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~ GEO. II. KEYSEH, NJ. D.
His Wounds are HeaIed.

JOHN Shirley. Poseyville. Indisna, Dee. 81, 1871 ,
says, :" The Mustang Liment has performed gre,r
cure for me- Oh last SATURDAY week, J. by accident
ran rel hot rod At iron through! my hs ls entering thru
my thumb aud are finger. passing through the thict
part Of my hand and coming out on ms writ between,
the two large leadhrs. Immediately applied tie Mu--
tang Imminent. and tinucd it's u.c. Ga SATURDAY.
after that wa. well and " prt To york l.t,,l
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TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH
Rheum atislN cured in its w 0rSt forms


"NEw-ORLEASs, March 5th. 1851.
rCaptain A. Angrll has been FIVE years under med
ical treatment for Rheumatism. Drs. Stone and Cart
wright and other Physicians have had him in charge most
of thar time He was in Or. Stones Hospital d lorg
time under constant medical Treatment. DR.. Stona pru
nouncad his ncurable Large humps of u hard
bony substance had formed his hands, ,crss and 9th,
parts Of The lo:y and his lower extremi.ies were
drawn of shape, and he could not about with
out assistance. Ercosed is from him, dated New
Orleans Feb. 27th. l95I,"
Il to your week ago to day, and got one
bottle Of the Merriam Mustang Laime-t and commence
cd rubbing it my hands legs. feet and other
parts Of my body, Tam up and walk nearly as
well cverl | find II doing me much good. send
for another bottle, A. ANGEL"
Three weeks after the date a the quoted above
he was well. He used altogether fly cents and
one dollar bottle This has called the aten,iuu of
eral of i,-t Physicians here. who rre.er
bling it in aicaaes OF Chronic rheumatism There are
many other Of almost marked character as
the above; but ii is unnecessary +" say more.
A. KENDALL s. CO..
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10 n DHSPEPTlCs.-OS CORN
Il STARCH. prepared expressly for fuod. This
article saors nca~ant and unnri.hing d, for Inva-
lids, and may he a.ed for pHaines, cakes. ca.tnrd.
&c. For sue h. 2
Anrii SITS John II SPAy T,r,,c;.,
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An EDITORIAL REcOMMENDATtON.

In the Savannah Republican Of December 81, 1851
edited by A. K Moore, Esq. he speaks in The follow
ing manner of the Mustang Eminent:
This Medicine is offered to the people Of Geor
gia for the first time. Our personal experience
bes VI IN rccommendi he people with confidence.
we have tei lac good e.feefs upon sprataed daee
which received great benefit from application, and
has bean almost cured ly occasional pfit for
week.
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DEATH TO RATS supply ,f Lewis
- Rat Mouse. Roach. and Bed Bag DESTROYER
II IS rasrancd free fro,a prison. and is aid To be
sure remedy for extermnnting these troublesome yer
mir. Far sale by
apl % is JOHN n. EEAY p,u.,;..
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MORE TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH.
SAyANNAE Feb. 5tli 1852
TESTIMONY OF APHYslClAN.

Extract Of letter, dsed Pittsburg; Jan. 18TH 1852.
will say, that your Mustang Imminent ia about the
best eyer used have used il in my case. ulnns
the lower part Of the suc for spinal irritation wi b
complete relief. ] used it few nights ago, whru
perfectly cracked and my back in complete tot7
ture. from what The books would call upistiotoni ruiz
as Ock- inv" 1t gave immediate relief. and in the NOR
ming, could bend ike Euitn percha man. and with
littlepuin. The medical profession, you know We
great aversion these Kind of remedies hut from
knowledge of the Ingredients of the alnsiang Lni,neri
| would have hesitation in Recommending il wlcr-
ever remedy To relieve nin is desired. have rcnns
mended it in number Of cases in pncrice an
as far as cnn learn, has acted with equal CELEBRITY md
certainty as in my own rase. Hoping tnnt i ma, be
used for and drige away pain. wherever it exists hai
thai ii may rcmunern'e y"u We" for your eSPrtnf TOR
bringing va nabe medicine beiure tho pubic, /
sui scribe myself truly You're.
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Richmond Wing and Examiner will publish, reeklv
until ordered to be stopped
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HoRRIBLE.-The Mobile Tribune states that
Choctaw Indian, whose son was recently
murdered in Mobile, by another of the tribe,
threatened to shoot aud skin the murderer; and
that he had. literally fulfilled the threat. The
offender was seized, tied in the woods near
Beaver Meadow. and there deliberately shot.
The body was then taken and skinned, as hum
tiers skin deer, and the skin was stretched
and hung up OH the limbs ola tree. The flesh
was cut into pieces, borne about on sticks, and
afterwards burned. The skeleton was abso-
lutely brought afterwards to town and offered
for sale.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL.-John a s9lden,
i, CHARLIE CITY; C G Miller, J w Hennings,
Norfolk; 8 r Roberts, Appomattos; b Sale,
Aberdeen. Mississippi venable, Farmville;
q BROOK and lady, Georgia; A Beers, New
YORK; G NJ Holdeman, Bloomsbury; Hews-
ion. Jr. Philadelphia; c A Sherman, r Sar.
ford, Wilmington, N c; G w Cooper, Charles
ton, S C; C A Young, Petersburg; Ell Carter.
Washington; w Banks, Gloucester.
CITY HOTEL.-A B Dishman, Baltimore;
J G White, Norfolk; r s Douglass, King
VIM; b Cason, Hanover; S Matthews. Va;
Capt A s Whaling fredericksburg; H ID
Whitcob, Stanton; r N Fox. Va C r r; H
Yeatman. Norfolk; P Hunter and w Hugh
son, Cumberland; r Jones, Noroway; II
Turner, Bait; Col N A Thompson, Hanover.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Leake and servt
Goochland; Bowling, Kauawha: w PeftyJonn
Lynchbure; w Moran and lady. Charleston; W
badger Petersburg; A l. Dibble, Chesterhefa;
ST Clair, Keesee, S G Waldrop, Blackburn,
T Camden, RTGaskins, ] A Hutchinson, w bfacH-
ett DIR p Archer, w II Carer, w Fusco, w 1ei-
fries Ball, Henrico
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DrL w Perkns Louisa
A Stephen son jr Pniladelpbia; Mrs j. w Williams
Memphis Tenp Miss Thomas, Mississippi; w ID
polk Tennessee; FL w Gwathy, lady and servant,
King William; r Mills WASHINGTON; II Bryan
and p Bryan Ridgway School; Miss M Gwathy,
Hanover; j Nonhsm, Va Williams Raleigh,
NC: F Brown, Texas; 7 6 Little and + Thorn
ms Baltimore; MIs Churchill and family, and X X
Cuyler Savannah; Matthews, Huntsville. Ala;
G 6 Johnson, Petersburg; B Ward, New York;
E Wilkins Boston; K ID MeZa, New Granada; Mr.
Hsrper and lcdy, N o.
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FIRE. LIFE AND hIAKINR
INSTR ANCE The p;nL-

= INSUIlhNCE TIC Richmond Fira
sAssociation are now prepared 10 issns
policies of Insurance on the above ds.
scription of risks ON as reasonable terms az an,
similar company, and respectfully ask share ~
the patronage of the public. Applications will bs
received at the Office, No 223, corner of Main and
9th streets where the officers will cheerfuIly fur
nish all information that may be required An
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN a. BosHER, Secretary. mbl7
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& SI5,0OO WORTH OF GOLD

a StJ,OOO WORTH OF GOLD
"a AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry. si.
EI1, verware, Albata and Plated Goods, seans
11<Dof at cost, for two months only, to raise
cash. -
Henry Hyman, 90 Main street, next to John
N. Gordon, offers for sale the whole of his yaus.
BILE stock, consisting of Gold Lever Watches urics
500 to $3.50 each, warranted gold chains. seals,
keys ear rings, fngerrings, breast pins silver Ia
BILE, tea and desert spoons, forks, &c, and grea,
variety OF articles too numerous 10 mention Also
a large lot of plated castors cake baskets Albats
tea SETS waters, from to 40 inches in size guns
clocks &c.
Do not neglect this opportunity, as such a rars
chance as this seldom ever offers to the public
Do not forget that it is at HENRY HYMANS, SO
Main ST., the old established store, ana Direct I'm
porter
N B.-Wstches an Jewelry carefully repaired
by competent workmen, on reasonable terms.
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A DK. ADDINGTON, 0!r..
H. duatel Dentist--PRA n

IHYyERS SINCE 1912. invites attentr,
TO a few more new facts.
He has ceased to pick his own teeth, comnlaip .,
the newspapers, and sigh over taking apotber az -
ira nap, whist waiting for the non.arrival Of an
aching victim. Whyi Because, Mr. Common
Sense has made known, that the Doct Or pulls 70 ~.
for IS cents, lis with silver at so cts and with so5
for IS cts; then his upper sets cost only sso.
therefore, few friends of Mr. c. s. have sought on
Dr. Addington's office. amos
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ETNOM MORE TRUNKS, MORE

Mxss-s1ITssSk CANAL NAVIGABLE.-
. Monday, the 3rd instant, our Pack
ct Boats resume their regular trips for Lynchburs
and Buchanan. Fare to Lynchburg, % SO, to b.
chanan, S5.
new daily line for Staunton also commences
on the Bird instant. Leave Richmond by our Boats
every evening, except Sunday at o'clock. arrive
in Scottsvle next day at -, and into Staunton By
Ficklin & Co.'s line of STAGES, by 9, P. NJ Fare
through only So.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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cAg@A CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

c&N CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
as. The subscriber has on hand, at hia
Coach-making establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (i3th and l4th streets,)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Charottees
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies, all of his make of the best materials
and workmanship. All of which will be sold as low
good work of the kind can be in the city of
Richmond; and respectfully ask a call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line as am
determined to make order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work sold that is new war
ranted. MlCAJAH MAEGUM.
an % -d6m
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A PERILIoUs RIDE.-The Boston Traveller
saws that on the 9th inst, Miss Mason was
sitting in buggy carriage near the burying
ground in Cambridge, a gentleman who was
with her her having temporarily lett her: when
The horse suddenly started Miss Mason
grasped the reins, and. il was supposed, IN her
haste, pulled one only, which caused the
horse 10 wheel round aud start off towards
Boston at full speed. hiiss Mason cried Quito
stop the horse, and at length endeavored to
lump out, but at the moment Of her leap, some
part OF her dress caught in the carriage and
suspended her with her head resting on the
axle between one of the fore wheels and the
vehicle, and her feet dangling near the ground,
and at times dragging over the suriace. In
this position she was carried nearly mile,
the horse going at very rapid rate. About
half way across the bridge, foot passenger
jumped over the rolling and managed TO stop
file horse. Those who from distance wit
messed the approach of the horse, supposed
that BIT ffaIo robe was hanging from the
chaise. A gentleman who happened 10 be
passing, rescured the lady from her fearful po-
sitioD but found it necessary to use knife to
cut the dress to enable him TO disengage
her.
She was perfectly senseless; her shoes were
gone, her stockings worn off by contact with
the ground, and her feet bloody from lacera-
lion. She was taken to the residence of her
brother, where physicians were called ILL.,
They found her side as well as her feet TO be
a good deal bruised, but after being with her
most of the night, they left her in a comfOrta-
BILE condition, with prospects of u speedy re-
eovery. She states that she does not remem-
Der anything that occurred after she attempted
10 leap from the vehicle.
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n. FRANCE Il Co.,
SUCCESSORS OF r. MORRIS 4 CO,
Main street. Richmond, VA.
- go Imme- 1880.

ALL PRIZE LOTTERY FOR JUNE lyTh.
Each and every ticket In tins Lo1er, VIII rn,s ~
prize--for all those tickets witnont drawn nu'aDo'
are each entitled to % gross
s37,765, $4,000, 7,50oi
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 10, 70
be drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, June istn.-
IS numbers, IL drawn.
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"a FASHIONABLE SPRING AND

"a FASHIONABLE SPRING AND
SUMNER CLOTHiNG.-N w. NELSON
& co. would respectfully inform their Gus
toners and the public generally, that they
have just received large and ch aice assortmento Of
Ready Made Clothing, which they offer a,
the lowest cash prices. From their superb yarites
OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, purchs'
sers can select the latest patterns for Coats
Pants and Vests, and have them made up By n &
Co, in the m est fashionable styles They offer for
sale also select assortment of gentlemen Furnish
ing Goods. NW. NELSON g. CO..
No l35 Broad street,
Rp 30-3m Next door TO the Marshall Hobel
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r SHOES THAT ARE SHOES.-We
invite the attention of economists to the fol
lowing styles of Ladies' and Misses Shoes
- at the following prices:
Handsome Cater Boots, 81 so, 2 90, and so
Misses Caters, 81, and 25
Misses Union, Boomers, "a good article, by Nc
Curdy) 81 25
Ladies' Nor. Slips, and Ties, Philadelphia man
ufactured) IS cts
Ladies' Cater Buskins, "a great bargair) ut 81
Childrens Polka, Jenny Lind and other styles
Ladies' Travelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes.
WHITE d. PAGE,
- Main st, doors below Dooleys Hat Store.
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HAY.-2l4 0ales Hay, per schr Martha Collins
IL 1877 bales per schr Brown, daily expected
For sale to arrive by
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THIN COATS, SACKS, Memo I02,

EfHIN COATS, SACKS, Nc.-No. IO2,
Main street.
Black Silk Warp Alpaca SACKS
Colored do do
Grey mix'd goats hair do
Grass, Linen and Grass Silk do
Merino Stroud's and light cloth do
Black and Fancy Pants, all Grades
do do Vests, all do
Fancy Cravats, half hose. Collars, Shirts, Draw
ers, Gauze Merno Shirts, &c The goods must be
sold, the cash must be raised. Call on
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