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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-08
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH STREET
Ill AT AUG TON. WITHOUT RESERVE-Wil
be sold on WEDNESDAf, the 10th inst common
cling at Al O'Clock in the afternoon, upon the pre-.
misses, neat frame HOUSE and LOT on the south
side of Leigh between end and Bird streets, nearly
opposite the residence of Daniel Tru hart, Esq
The house has just been completed, contains four
or five rooms, with many convenienc. S. The lot
fronts thirty feet four inches on Leigh street. ex
tends in rear one hundred and ten feet, and is
bounded on the west side by ten foot alley The
whole premises present quite a neat appearance
arei perfect order and at present in the occu
pancy of good tenant at fair rent, and presents
m any inducements to those desiring pleasant resi-
dence.
The sale will take place without limit or reserve
and upon terms which will be made known at the
sale JAMES NJ TAYLOR
NH 2--eodt6Mdtds Auc:ioneer.
Immediately after the above sale, viii sell at the
lot on Charity, End street. II of ready. made
work, such as Sash, Blinds. Frames. Joists, &c -
all of good heart stuff, and in good order.
NH 6-tds J. M. TAYLOR.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-ln comic

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-ln confor.
~ nifty with decree Of the Circuit Court of
Chancery for Henrico county, pronounced on the
Assurance Society against fire buildings in the
State OF Va, plaintiffs against Ann Lurvay Norman
Meade, and -, his wife, who, before her inter
marriage with the sa Norman Meade. was -
son decd, defendant, shall, as commissioner ap-
pointed by sad decree, sell at public auction, on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 10Th gay OF March next, the building in the
bill mentioned, described as yingand being in the
city of Richmond and in the county of Henrco,
on the south east of Ncolson street, at Rockets,
between Richard Denny's ground, on the north
east, and Sy lvia A. Hopkins, on the south west,
subject, the dover right OF the said defendant,
Ann Lurvay therein. Sale to commence at 4
O'Clock p. M. p B. JONES,
fe 23-dtds Commissioner.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY

NEW YORK, March 6.-The steamer EN-
plre City arrived here this morning, from
Chagres, though she brings no later dates from
California than those already received. She
left Havana on the 1st instant. She brings
fifty passengers and thirty thousand dollars on
freight.
Col. Fremont and lady, are among the pas
sengers.
When the Empire City left Havana, all was
quiet.
Provisions and other accommodations a,
Panama are very scarce, and considerable SUI
terlng existed in consequence. Many who had
come there on their way home, had gone buck
TO California, and others going out were COM
ing back again.
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Inc Fairfax News ssys.-On Monday last man
named Porter, an oyerseer for Mr VIM. Fl. Gaines,
II FEEce William county, was severely if not dan
g'roGsy beaten, BY four slaves belonging to Mr..
81 MIR Porter was seized by them, tied, thrown to
Inc GROUND aud his clothes partly removed from his
person t"o Of Of than then held him whilst the
others oea. him, from the shoulders downwards,
with large brush or clubs The appearance of a
couple q gentlemen on their way to Brentsyille
IoLft alarmed the slaves and they made their es.
cape leaving tucir victim in a critical condition
Iaey nave been arrested and are conhacd in the
Isl OF Prince William County % await their triaE
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PROBABLE MURDER IL NEW YORK Cry
About 2 O clock last Tuesday morning, u man
L4lned owen Donohue, entered the house of a
nan 0amed Michael Lines, and commenced
ca"cia5 and making ii most indecorous noise
IL The hall. Mr.. l.. expostalaied with Donobue,
QUITO no purpose; and, on being ordered out,
re picked up a sharp piece of rock and thew
Ii at Llnes. The blow took effect on Lines head,
t1ceraIng the scalp and Featuring the skull.
Ills condition is very critical one. Donohue
has been arrested
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By virtue of

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue of a
y decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery for
Henrico county, pronounced on the 14th day of
February, 1882, in the following causes, viz Thos
J. Child ey, plaintiff Winfree, and Susan
B., his wife, Stephen Childrey and Mild, ed e. Chill.
drey, defendants Jesse Wiafres, and Susan B, his
wife, who, before her intermarriage with the said
Wintree was Susan B Childrey, plaintiffs rs Thos
Childrey, defendant. and ] Winf ee and Susan
B. his wife, late Susan B Chdrey, Stephen Chill.
drey, and Mildred II Childrey, plaintiffs, as Thos
Chiidrey and Lavinia P, his wife, r T Peasants
and James Akin, defendants, we shall, as eenl-
missioners appointed by said decree. proceed to
sell al public auction, the premises, to the high
est bidder, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF March,
1852, the tract of LAND in the proceedings men,
toned called Laurel Hill, very advantageously
situated. in the county of Henric0, only 1--WE miles
from Richmond and containing. by estimation, 240
acres There are good improvements upon this
tract the situation is most healthy one and the
land is very fertile. and well wafered Ii the wea
Their should be bad on the day fixed for the SALE it
will take phase on the first fair day thereafter.
TERMs.-Opethird of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. and the residue in three equal install
ments, payable in one, two and three years from
the day of SALE the credit payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and a conveyance of the pro-
perry to be made to the purchaser and his bonds
to be taken for the credit payments, the punctual
payment whereof is to be secured by a deed of
trust on the property.
iAnas R kT %sTklss, Scomm'r'
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Correspondence Of the DI.psscn.

i
Horrible Mnrder and Suicide in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March 6.
Our city was, this morning, shocked by one
OF the most terrible tragedies of the day. A
small brick house, occupied by boot.maker
named James White, located in Maiden Lane,
asmau court, running from East to Aisquith
sueets,) was discovered to be on fire. The fire.
men and police extinguished the fire; and no
enc being seen about the house, the upper sto.
ry was examined, and there were found the
dead bodies of White, his daughter and his
on. White lay on the floor with his throat
cut so deeply tina, his head seemed to be near
~ severed from his body. His daughter, about
Is years old, with her throat also cut. land a
few ieet from him. His little son, about two
years old, was lying upon the bed, his throat
cut and his head horribly shattered from pts.
toi shot. The bodies were blackened and
scorched by the fire. The scene is represented
as having been appalling to the spectators.
The verdict of the jury was, that the deceas-
e. persons came to their deaths by having
their throats cut with a shoe-knife in the hands
OF James White, while laboring under an at.
TACK OF deiirium tremens-he having previous
ly, as is supposed, set fire to the house!
White was hard drnker, and had been in
the habit OF treating his wife badly. Mrs. W.,
about TO be confined, had gone to avoid his
bad treatmnnt to relations. She carried the
httie boy with her, but White prevailed upon
her yesterday 10 let him return home to keen
him company. The girl had remained with
her father to keep house for him. The mother
rs very Ill, not expected 10 live.
What wee, what crime, what awful deed is
II that drunken men will not commit b.
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NEW YORK MARkETS-Marcb s

Government IS 90 lot. Sales OF Canton Co At
-; Erie SIT; Pa. 6s 90+, Morris Canal and others
unchanged. Sterling Exchange 404 prem Flour
has slightly advanced-sales of 1000 bbls State
brands at 81 rs "A 81; Southern 81 81 a 95 a SIS
to brands Corn meal So 81.
Wheat dull-sales red at l04 los cents, with
smaisales. Sales of coo bushels Com at 65 cent.
for mixed, and 90 for yellow. Cloverseed firm and
upward Provisions tirnl-sales 300 bbls Mess
Polk at SIS rs; Bacon steady, prices firm Lard
81 10 cents Sales of Rio Coffee at to 81 cents
Sugars a 81 cents; Molasses 80 cents. Cotton
is irm. Sales of 600 bales at full prices Whiskey
81 224 cents.
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Seizure Of the Steamer america for Snug
Cling Goods.

BosToN, March 6.-The Royal mail steamer
America, of the Cunard line, which reached
her dock here Yesterday, from Europe, has
been seized by order of the Collector of this
port, on the charge of smuggling lace goods to
the amount of five thousand dollars. The
captain and other officers have not vet been ar.
rested, but il is presumed they will be. The
matter has created considerable excitement.
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Counccticut Itdig Correction.

New HAVEN, March 5.-The Wing State
Convention met here this morning, and was
orgaDized by the election of Alexander Hally
IS President. Green Ilentrck was nominated
fr Governor, receiving 23S votes out of 300.
Roger II. Mills was also nominated for Lieu
texan, Governor, receiving l57 votes out ofthe
-fT that were cast
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Dcstruction al Cotton Enctories.

PROVIDENCE, March 5.-The cotton factory
a Vest Greenwich, owned by David Hoppin,
: as Jlrnt on Wednesday. It was insured in
Providence offices for $4,000.
The cotton factory at Scituate, owned by
.cau 7. Putnam, of this city, was also burnt
t-l same night. twas insured in Providence
III 81 Q00.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS March &

BALTIMORE MARKETS, March g.
Sales to-day OF 1000 bbls Howard Street Flour
at 81 l2t.
Sales of 900 bbls City Mills at 81 l24.
Sale Of a cargoof 900 bushels prime red Wheat
at 90 cents
Sales of Corn at52 cents for white and IS Sc
cents for yellow.
Nothing in Oats.
Whiskey 23i cents.
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FRESH HARDWARE.
SPRING. lSIl.
w. ] g. G DOMAIN, RrcHmoN
"a have nv recs nf arriyals frar- En-

NI w. g. G DOMAIN, RIcHmoND, ~
Va, have, by recent arrivals from Eng. 0J
land and Germany, received their Spring importa.
ton of Hardware, Cutlery and Guns, end
from the manufacturers in this country an extern
sive assortment of American Goods, all of which
were purchased for cash on the most favorable
terms.
Our stock Is the lagest we have ever had the
pleasure of Offering for sae both as regards quant
ty, as also variety OF patterns
In Staple Goods, particularly, as Pocket and Ta-
BILE Cutlery, Trace Chains, Grass and Grain
Scythes. Axes, Shovels and Spades, Forks, Weed
ing and Killing Hoes, Cast and Shear Steel, Car
penters and Blacksmiths Tools, and building Hard.
ware generally. Our assortment is usually COM
pete, AMI we feel assured win bear favorable
comparison In the country.
We tender to our friends and the public cur
thanks for the hitherto given u.s. and
respectfully solicit their further favors. assuring
them anew Of our ability and determination TO sell
as low any regular house whatever, and that our
best efforts shall be used 10 give entire ssrisfac
ton. w. J. Il @. DONNAN,
Importers Of Hardware. Cutlery. 60. 10 Pearl. or
18th street. NH
DRINCE EDWARD ISLAND OATS
800 bushels pure Black Oats, expected In 6ew
~ < = 1TSuN n 81. ArnORNE.
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LECTURE or REV. MK. LEAHEY-The lee
tUFe OF ilf. l.. at the Temperance Temple, Fri
ca! night. in Baltimore, passed off in perfect
order and quietness. A large crowd assem-.
Died outside of the building, and some two or
tIree we're taken away for disorderly conduct.
Apart from this, there was no disturbance
whatever.
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Tie Webster Demonstration an the Gin y,
Nelr YORK

NEW YORK, March S, 10 2. M.-The grand
ebster demonstration came off this evening,
a. O'clock, in Metropolitan Hall. The meet.
L2g was organized by the choice of George
Urlswold for President, with large number
OF Vice Presidents, and Secretaries.
Bit. Charts then read an address, recon-
Eendng MIR. Webster for the Presidency, af
ter which Moses III. Grinnell, offered resolu-
t!on that the Wings Of New York, huying un-
lIr'ited confidence in the integrity and patri-
oitsm OF Hon. Daniel Webster do unanimous
~ present him TO The American people as their
candidate for the Presidency, subject to the
decision Of the Wing Nation1i Convention
Dill U. preiaced his resolution by few re-
marks, and upon putting the qestions it was
unanimously carried,
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The Nnnn. Stnr,,

PasTsyILLE, Pa. Arch 5.-A brisk snow
-. commenced here this afternoon, aud at
L l-i :uIT inches has ia len.
READING, Pa, 5.-Winter has resumed its
sNay, and covered the ground with four or five
inches Of snow
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E% FOR NEW YORK.-TO SAIL
sSSkslEAaSoN TUESDAY, THE 9TH INST, AT
3 UCLOCK.-The splendid double engine Steam
ship CITY OF NORFOLK, ]. Post, Commander,
will be ready to receive cargo at 10 o'clock to-day
and will positively sail as above For fir, light or
passage, having elegant furnished state room ac.
commodatons, apply on board, at Ludlam's Wharf,
to w. D. COLQUITT, or
A S. LEE
N. B-No freight received after o'clock on
Tuesday NH g
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NV YORK, March 5ih.-The steamer Ores
ce~t Cry, tor Chagres, and the Prometheus
ter San Juan. sai!ed this afternoon, both
crowded with passengers. The steamer S. S.
Lewis also sailed for San Francisco.
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Later from CEaprps,

Nav YORK, March 5th.-The steamship
Sierra Nevada arrived this afternoon from
taa5rea, via Kingston. She brought 30 pas
e-.-seis, and $4,000 in gold on freight.
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w. GODDIN, Auct.

cc SALE AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY. 10Th
day of March, 1852, will be sold near Bacon Quar-
ter Branch Tavern, commencing at IL o'clock, IS
to 40 fine young Mules, one Riding Mare, and one
Buggy Horse The Mules are of good size, three
years old in the spring, and in first rate order
Among them are several pair of match Mules.
TERMS-Cash. or satisfactory endorsed negotia.
Bile notes, at four months, with interest added
fe26 w. GODDIN, Auct.
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Sailing Of Tie R0ikic.

hEw YORK, March 6.-The steamer Baltic
sailed today for Liverpool. She lakes out so
passengers and s7D,D00 ia specie. Also
hearers Of special dispatches to London and
Pai.s.
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sHEPPERSON'S OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. banks.
For This Day, at ii oclock-SOMETHING
RICH The Patspsco Lottery, Glass 64-Capitals
$4,000, 5000, $500, 2G38, 10 OF lO00 10 of 500 -
Tickets only 81 So
And in the afternoo at o'clock will be drawn.
the Washington County Lottery, Glass l5-Capi.
tails: S25, 00J, 10000, 6750. &c Tickets So
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HERRING,S SALAMANDERS.
ME- SuRSGRIRERS are now receiyi

FTFHE SUDSCIkI u INS ere now FtCbIYlng q
further supply of the real FIREPRoOF SAL.
AMANDER SAT- ES, the genuine kind, which has
never failed In all the late fires TO preserve their
contents. Every merchant who have valuable
books and papers, should have one.
We are prepared to furnish Banks Insurance
Companies, Railroads, and all others, with Safes,
with patent locks, that cannot be picked or blown
open by powder. Call aud examine Safe AZ our
store. taken from the ruins Of the great ire, with
all the interior perfect, and the books and uoney
all saved Fires are frequent and those In want
had better not delay. All sta. ON hand at factory
prices. FRY 4 McCANDLfsH
fe 26-ts Agents for the State Of Virginia.
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81 SPRING FASHIONS, En-
aEAA Gentlemen who desire to wear fine Ell
wei! finished and fashionable Hat, of Richmond
make, at as low or lower price than at any house in
this city, requested to call on the subscriber
who has just commenced distributing the Spring
style OF Hats, warranted equal to any made in this
or any fthe Northern cities.
He would also call the publc's attention 70 his as.
sortment OF Magyar, Kossuth and Hungarian Hats
just received and receiving which he viii sell low
Call soon at No. 1877, Broad street sign of the Vel.
low Hat. RICHARD MOORE
P. SKeep it before the people, that they can, for
50 50, get Moleskin Hat that sell every where
for So; and all others at the same very low rates
NH 6-1n* RM
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Uenkh nj H,Ln Rnd,er.

d. PHILADELPHIA. siareh 6-2i. +. M.-Beia
Badger, prominent Shig of this city, died
suddenly ibis morning al the Friends Insane
Hospital, alFranktord, aged So years.
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(nnsra,nttun

WA sHIEGToS, March 6.-The Senate YES.
trt@ay confirmed the appointment of Lieut..
Beaii, as Superintendent Of Indian Aiairs in
California.
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The Iaiae Liquor L0w in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, March SIN the Ohio Legislature
ssso.GnonEto refer ths Maine liquor law to vote
Of 'ae people was Indefinitely postponed, by yeas
T. nays IS.
h9:ce was given OF bill TO prevent the further
9e-:culcnt Of negroes in the State
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NH SCI LUDLAM g. WATSON


Eli THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in
4Atorms his old customers and the public that
he has ready for inspection an extensive stock
Of goods in his line, of his own and Northern and
Eastern manufacture. The stock consists of the
usual variety of Fur, Silk, Wool and CASHMERE
HATS, stiff and soft; Panama. Maracaibo, Cur
and white co.oursD all the grades of Hungarian
and Magyar Hats, with and without Feathers; Bows
and Chidrens' Hats and summer Caps of all quail
tiles and patterns; Ladies' AMI Misses Riding Hats ::
all the styles of Braid Albon Tripoli, and yari-ty
If young and old Gentlemens' Fancy Straw Hats
for summer use; all the various grades OF Palmlea
Hats by the case dozen
Merchants and the trade generally are invited TO
examine the stock, whether they intend purchasing
in Richmond or not. The subscriber has no doubt
but the eXtensveness and variety of the assort-
mont with the prices and easy terms, will be found
inducements strong enough to keep purchasers
from going further North.
JOHN DOOLEY
NH Sim No. 81 Main street Richmond
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TRUSTEE'S SALEOF REAL ESTATE
ON FRANKLIN AND MQNROE SrrIo u I,.rsy

i ON FRANKLIN AND MONROE STREETS,
HENRICO COUNTY.-As trustee in acertsn deed
dated 10th June, 1850, shall, in execution of the
same, (being requested to do by the executor of
the late John Enders', deceased, the beneficiary
theren) proceed to sell at public auction for cash.
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of
March, 1882 athaf past O'Clock, P. NJ, if fair if
not the next fair day, the real estate conveyed by
the said trust deed: consisting of a Lot, front
ing 72 feet on the south line of Franklin street.
Gust beyond the Corporation line, and adjoining
the residence OF Mrs. C. w. Bullock) running back
on the East line of Monroe street. 1853 feet to an al
ley, 30 feet wide.
fe % w CODDIN A,..<
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ADJUSTMENTS



70 First night of MIR. Barney Williams.
the celebrated delineator Of Irish character ss also
OF his lady, Mrs. Barney Williams, the emf.
hent American Coincidence, universally acknowl.
EDGED to be the most popular and versatile actress
that mas ever appeared on the American stage
On This Evening, March Sth.
VIII be acted the petite Comedy, entitled
THE LIMERICK BOY.
Paddy, with song) Mr. Barney williams
10 oe followed BY an entirely Burletta, written
expressly for Mira b. Williams, entitled
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
In which Mrs. B. Williams will sustain 1--WE different
characters, and win also sing her great song of
which,
La Sicilienne, by. Mile Ciocca nd Mons Carese
10 conclude with the favorite farce of
r,, lin MooRE-THE LION OF THE DAY.
Tim Moore, twith song) ......Mr B. Williams
NH ~ W iiiiaii''
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STEAMER BELVIDERE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL PHIA
III Tho Belvidere, Capt Clifford
zsss.EazlEssw will receive freight TO-DAY, (Mon-
continue to receive it up to the hour of O'Clock,
P NJ, Tuesday, the 9th instant, and no longer.
Persons desiring to ship goods to Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati and the South and West generally, Can do SO
to advantage by this route.
NH S-2t LJJDIAM g. WATSON
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OTS IN BULLOCK A N ID III "A Il II s.,
- ADDITION ON CATHARINE STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUG TlON.-Wil be sold on TUESDAY,
the 9th March, 1852. upon the premises, commenc.
ing at half past O'Clock, several Building Lots ON
the southside of Catharine street. opposite the resi-
deuce of MI. ]. b Valentine
dorsed, negotiable paper
NH W. COMM Auct
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TRANSMITTED FOR TTE D1iIY DIsP1TC1

CARNIVAL again taking Mexican Towns.
NEw ORLEANS, March 6.
Late ewsjust received from the Rio Grandc
reports Carvajal as again In the field making
Roadway against the government forces. II
was reported that he had taken Camargo, and
was besieging Matamoras. The news is not
direct and positive, and may be only the ru-
mors growing out Of such victories us Carvajal
has already gained, and from which he had to
retreat.
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STATIONS OFFICE,

Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No SO. March 5:
80 81 SO 81 10 &c 10 65 81 GAL
Whole Nos p SO Ga a, prize of 500: ticket Nos
81 81, aprize of Sl00-sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Extra, No 81 March 6
Is % 40 68 81 q 43 So 81 S.
For TO-Day.-Kentucky, No 55.-Capital
SIS, coo. Tickets Sc. NH 2
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MANAG GERS OFFICE
F. MORRIS e. CO.
For This Da.y--Capitals: S25000 10000,
6752 200O 1000, 100 of $50, &c. IS Nos, l2 drawn
Tickets SO
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Capital: $4,000,
sc. Tickets 81 so.
NH c. w. PURCELL.
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a. FOR RRNT.-A large room in the ~. a,
- Building heretofore occupied by the Histor
zeal Society. Apply to US
TOLER & COOK,
mn General Agents.
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LAMBER TBS OFFICE,
14th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

LANDER TBS OFFICE,
14th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Class SO, March s.:
81 81 50 81 20 66 10 GO 81 5 81 l.
TO-Day.-'rhe Kentucky State Lottery, Glass
No 55.-Capitals: $25 000 10000 5000, 4O0O 5000,
2737, 10 of $500, &c. IS numbers, IL drawn
Tickets So Shares in proportion. NH
STATHA1I'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand.)
Drawn Nos. Patapsco, %, March 5:
l 10 65 81 81 SO ID "a 6S 90.
. l3 60, $3.50 sold and paid by STATHAM.
For This Day.-Washington County, 15-Ca-
pitfalls: S25 900, 10000. 6752 5000, 20OO 1900.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 5 so.
NH w. II. STATHAM
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las. ID. THOMAS will continue the DRUG
- BUSINESS at the new store corner of Frank
I'm and 18th streets, where a call from his former
patrons and the public is respectfully solicited.
fe l9-lm