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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY George ]. sumner.

ny es~vh ~ - 8@sssoSAs
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At AUC-
Ii TION-On FRIDAY MORNING, the 25th Feb
commencing at 10 o'clock, at No 304 Broad street,
will be sold at auction, collection of Household
furniture, the property OF lady declining huuse.
neeping, comprising 2 very superior large Feather
bsas, hair Mattrass, prepared shuck Mattresses,
hedsteads, Blankets, Quilts, Sheets, &c &c, all In
lra rate condition, never having been used except
gy sns present owner; also, mahogany and other
Iaoies, Bureau Chairs, &c &c, together with an
assortment OF Kitchen Furniture In first rate ORDER
pecsnters; Iumblers, Earthenware, &c; also,
Chssisn nan CLOCK, which can be warranted SUI
psIior time keeper, and l large table Clock, with
pse glass 10 front also about IS gallons of gu Pc
iior mixed Pickles, few gallons picked Nastur.
uums pepper Vinegar, &c, put up by Mrs Goold
ana which Will be found superior 10 sny pickles
elmer foreign or domestic ever offered for sale in
tns city, which Will be sold In lots to suit families
also, variety OF other useful articles.
Terms cash.
Sale to be conducted by
feN GEO. J SUMNER, Auctr.
HORSES, MULES AND cows At
L AUCTION-On Saturday next. the 26,h
instant, commencing at IN o'clock, at the stable
of Mr.. Geo. l.. Earnest on Council Chamber HilI.
will be sold at Auction, pair of well b-oke Car
risge Horses, perfectly gentle and well con ditioned
Also, two first rate Mich Cows. Terms Cash.
At the came time and place, pair of first rate
work Mules, broke, either to single or double Har.
ness; aud beautiful Black Filly, S years old, we'll
bred, and remarkably fastpacer.
TERMs-4 months credit for approved paper
By order G! the owners.
GEO SUMNER, Auctioneer
B-The usual sale of Stock, will take place in
rear of my Auction House; commencing at 10 O'clk
ON Saturday morning.
fe "a GEO SUMNER.
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CONGRESS S-TuEsnAY.

SENArE.-Mr. Davis introduced join, re-
solution extending the time before the late
steamboat act shall go into operation which
was considered and passed.
The Pacific railroad bill was taken up, and
debated until the hour of adjournment.
The army appropriation bill was next con-
sldered in the Committee the Whole on the
state OF the Union and afte, ii was laid aside
10 be iavorably reported upon, the committee
rose, and the House adjourned
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EI PINE AND oak WOOD FOX sALE4.
- | offer for sale On the land, from 500 to
oUU cords OF good pine wood, mostly cut last fall,
and piled on my lands, about five miles below the
city, near the Osborne Turnpike, of which two
loads can be made to the city ia day by the road,
or four to the river.
Also, from one to two thousand cords of oak and
pine WOOD now stand ng on portion CT my lands,
formerly owned By the Wilton estate, and Running
down to good landing on James River
fe 2l-4t JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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~ RGCERIES AT AUCTI0N.-On FRI
Va DAY, the 25th inst, commencing at 10 o'crk,
we wilt sell at our store, general assortment of
Groceries, consisting in part Of
SO hhds Sugar, prime quality
Lagueyra and Rio Coffee
New Orleans Molasscs
Apple and Peach Brandy, Tallow Candles
Rge Whiskey, part old and very superior quality
Gappo" der and Pouchong Teas,
Mustard, Coffee Sugars
30 hhds Prime Bacon
so barrels Herrings
Terfns:-Under SlG0 cash over that amount,
four months credit tor approved nego table paper.
F sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,
fe % Aucts.
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no THE LADIES s-Irs. EG3RET, Ar
h fist is Hair, &c. begs 10 inform the La
dies OF kiehmono aud vicinity, tbe. sie wiIi, for
short time, give instruction in every description Of
Ornamental Hair Wolk, suitable for Rings Brooch
es, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Devices, MeEneatoes. &e.
Ihia interesting and elegant arr may BIZ perfectly
acquired Ia lew lessons, on very moderate terms.
Mrs has also introduced Few ana e-rgant style
Of modelling Wax Flowers. &c Specimens, to-
gether with tesunoDias from several Laoies veil
known in this State, may De seea dafy AZ Mrs
Cox's, Bread stree, next door 10 the Theatre.
IL 22-3tk
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By Davenport, Allen & Co.
ORANGES, LEMONS AND FIGS AT
" AUCTION.-OR FRIDAY, 25th February, we
will sell at our auction store
200 boxesNew Crop Oranges
so do do Lemons
$50 drums fresh Smyrna Figs
SO bags White Brazil Sugar
Terms: Under 500 cash 800 ard over, four
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
fe "a Aucte
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DESS9LUTICN.--"h Co partner ship mere
~ tofoTe exciting under the and Style of
of RIDDICK 81 BENSON, was mutually dissolved
on the oh inst the name Of ire arm VII De used
in settlement by either party, Ihos 5. Ai1dick or
VIVA H Benson.
The subscriber ofars his thanks 70 the f3Iner ps.
irons for their favors and informs then tina! he will
continue the business the stand, llG Main St,
where ne has in store nice assor,ls eato Cloths,
C;ssisneres, ana TestiRss. whiaa Es wilt
make up IA tie best style aEd uaan moderate
terms. ia
He hopes, by assiduous attention to bxs.1ess, to
merit snare OF the public patronage
fe 23-4t W II BENSON. i
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TI7RTaER CALIFORNIA NEWS.

RI, stsamer Tennessee, which left San
,,-..i,ro Of, the % inst. had on board over
..no passengers, including Madame Biscac-
CIV . who gees to South America from Pa
1so,a in the British steamer. -.
Hs rIa tennessee took nearly IS coo, 600 in
"a 20 500 coo being on freight, and nearly
s2oa lSuC in the hands OF passengers
The yellow fever was quite fatal on board
- Tennessee going cut, aud ne 2opassen-
GERS 1ied Of the malady.
'Tsa a5ods which prevailed so terribly
.l-.ngbou, California had some~ hat subsided,
t5e damage not so great as was at first
sonrehended. :.
Tie prospects in the various IN lining local.
80 we're most cheering. Ii was thought the
s.sstets would terminate greatly TO the advan-
80 If cold digging, much OF the precious
s,sl having been washed up. The ship
4's.,s If cold during the ensuing season, u
wss nelieved, would be fully equal If not SUI
,,ssine any previous year. Many think the
pa,-,o',nI forwarded will be much larger.
Geld dust in San Francisco was selling at
sl7 50per ounce
Ssn Francisco. AMI meeting with great sue
80 Tn p,oceeds OF the concert for the
i-peft of tie orphans, netted over $1,000.
The injury by the floods in the mining dis
,,;.ts ,yes less destructive than reported
Msnv Of the bridges reported TO have been
sWent away still remain unInjured and oocu-
nv thp same position as previous to The flood.
T. Numerous deseftons from the military
ranks had ken place.
There was no further intelligence from Ma
zatan regarding the late riots aud dIstur6an
ces there.
! he arrivals from the Atlantic ports, dur
sg the past fortnight, have been unusually
large.
But iu's public business Of Importance has
VET been transacted BY the legislature.
The suffering of the miners and others from
the scarcity Of provisions, &c, has been some
ahatappeascd BY Il more plentiful supply OF
the aecessaYes ot life. Provisions were falling
IN price.
4 party Of Mormon preachers had arrived at
san Francisco EN- route t0r Australia.
The census returns Of California show q
population q 224, i3J.
The steamer Cortes had 900 passengers and
the Pacific 800; arrived al Acapulco on the
gil.
j portion Of the Mexican boundary commits
s;oa are passengers in the Aibatross,
Mr. Sejcer, learer OF dispatches for Wash
nctoH, lett iur Washington last night The
AlbGtyoss viii leave fer New York to-day,
having on board Marezek&s opera troupe
Tie steamers Daniel Webster for San Juan
and Philadelphia for Aspinwan, sailed to-
Gy.
The Oregon news IS upimportant. The TO-
tai amount collected at Ihe recent election 10.
wards the Washington Moaumen, fund is
$3.50.
Accounts from the Sandwich Islands repor
much excitement, in consequence of the alieg
e.! ,a:!cE ~ tue English in coolies for the
West ladies.
There was but little doing at Sau Francisco
in -four. and prices were lower. HRxaII was
selling At $50 ger biol,
Lumber IN moderate request, with sales OF
Eastern at - to 800 per III.
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NEW sCHOUL lsUON.-A. MO1FIs. q

NEW SCHOUL BUOAs-A. NORRIS, 81
II Main street
4 nav Method of Learning the German Ian.
guge, embracing both the analytic and synthetic
modes Of instruction, being a plain and practical
way Of acquiring the art OF reading, spelling, end
composing German, by w & Woodbury.
Analysis OF Dramatic and Oratorical Expression:
developing the associative relations IF TIE ele-
ments Of the voice and Of gesture, by J 4 Fowler
Fist History Oh Greece By E NJ Sewell
new and cheap edition OF Peterson's Familiar
Science
The Appalachian Primer, consisting of progses-
sive lessons in words of one and two syilables by
Mrs s L Griffin
Appalachian Reader, No ] Mrs s l. Grihis
90 do do Q dr. 10
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ACCIDENT on TIE WASHINGTON s.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

BALIthOIL RAILROAD.
Monday night, as the train o: cars from
Washington to Baltimore was passing turn
out aboat three or four miles from Baltimore,
owing TO the switch being out Of place, the ELI
CINE run The track andwGs precipitated down
the embankment some dozen feet below. The
engine took with il the tender, baggage car
and smoking car. The latter was dashed lit,
orally to atoms, yet, wonderful to relate, no one
was killed. One gentleman had his arm brok-
en in two places. The conductor was nearly
stripped Of his clothing and severely bruised.
Other persons were injured, butt as far as could
be ascettained, not seriously.
The mail train coming south was detained
until too late 10 connect at Washingion.-
Those passengers who persisted in coming on
arrived in Washington little before O'Clock
t; night There they found all the beds occu-
pied by the politicians and Office hunters, and
made their way down TO the boat-landing where
they had cold comfort till morning, when u
good breakfast aud something else found for
ward, below deck, restored the sunshine Of
satisfaction TO faces that were before clouded
with discomfort.
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NEW LONDON BOOKS. AT Elk.
lS CHANGE BOOK SrORE.--Liie Military and
Civil, of the Dnae OF Wellington, digeste0 frorl the
materials Of w Il Maxwell, and in part rewritten,
by an Old Soldier. with some account OF his pub.
lie tuneral-spleudidly illustrGted--$I IS
Sgllust, Fiorus and Velieius, Paterculus literally
translated with Copious notes and General To-
dex by the Rev John selby Watson, NJ A-73l 20
History of the Origin of Representative Govern
n,ens in Europe, by N Guizot-s.
The Deans Daughter; or the Days we Live in,
by Mrs Gore cloth 75c paper, ste.
Cattle Avon, by the author Of Ravenscliffe, the
Wilmingtons. 6cc-37Hc
Digest of the Laws Customs, Manners aa1 In
situations of the Modern Nations, by Thlmas
Dew-S2
English Items; or Microscopic Views Of Eng.
land and Englishinen. By Matt + Ward. For sale
by II WEST {, BROTHER,
fe % < and 6 Egcha,pa HcraI
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T HAVE rented the store in the hoasa Of Mrs
IL DIR LeInosey. deceased, on he Nor:h side OF
Broad between 4th and 5h ST. eets, lew doors be-
low Mrs Averett's Millinery Store, where VIII
open in two or three weeks, an assortment OF chill
dren's ladies' and gentIemen's Boots and shoes,
and respectfully solicit the patronage OF my friends
and the public generally.
FREDERICK w. BASS,
fe 23- 2ws Agent for Mary Mayo.
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HOMMlSolONEk'$ SALE OF REAL + STATE.
u IL pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Richmond City, pronounced on the 9Th day OF
December, 1852, in the suit of Gentry as. Gentry
and ais, the undersigned, the Commissioner named
in the said decree, will proceed on Monday, the
7th day of March next, at the hour of o'clock in
the afternoon, TO sell at public auction, on the pre-
mises the House and Lot OF which John Gentry
died seized and possessed situated on Church
Ill., in the city of Richmond, at the intersection Of
franklin and 2Sth streets, fronting on Franklin
street about eighty feet and running back the usual
depth.
Terms One third cash, the residue in three
equal instruments payable at ak, twelve and eigh-
teen months, from the day of sale, and to carry
bonds with approved personal secarity for the de-
terred payments and the title to be retained until
a conveyance is ordered by the Court
te l4-dtd JOHN o. STEGER, Com'r.
L. Persons wishing to examine the above pro-
perry, can do SO by calling at the house any hour
of the Gay. fe 70
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O. HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
kz:a On Tuesday, lst March, we shall sell pub
hcly, on the premises ct O'Clock in the evening,
for the unexpired time of the lease, an improved
Lot, at the intersection of Clay and 18th streets,
now occupied by Mr. L Phillips; which Lot was
leased for a term OF years, and which lease has
about Six years and q half to run; aud the house,
which is two stories high and fitted up for ia
store together,wth the kitchen, being the property
Of the lessee, the purchaser viii have the privilege
of removing them when the lease expires.
The terms will be made known on the day of
sale. TOLER a. COOK,
fe Is General Agents.
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FRESH G00DE.-Rece!ysd this
ezsA morning. at the Ladies Saloon =
Ladies " hite Kid and Satin slippers
Do Black Cater Boots at l50
Do do do do thick soes, at 100
Do do Morocco Boots, thin soies
Do Bronze do do 90 do
ChildTens Blooner Boots, black and colored
Do thick soed Morocco al d Goat Beo.s
Misses do do 40 do do
All fresh made and of the best qualities
WHITE e. PAGE, No 70 meiu ST,
fe % 3 doors below D9oisys.
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LAMBERT's GFEICE,
I4th Street. under Exchange Hctsl.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass As, Feb 22:
90 50 IL 40 sc % 10 SO 80 60 4 81 S
Drawn numbers Delaware, Class Al, Feb %:
ii 81 10 SO l6 SO 40 % 80 SO 40 81 80
TO.day.-The Delaware State Lottery Glass
No 46. Capitals SEQ 900, OF 10. 900, Of $685.,
of 1000, &c. 7s numbers, - drawn. Tickets
S5-shares in proportion.
Also-a Two Dollar Lottery. fe2s
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GREGORY & MAUKY, NIanagers

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, a., Feb go:
IA "a 10 Sc 10 SO 40 q 80 81 2 z9 81 So.
TO-Day.-Capital $40, 900, 3 prizes of 10000,
of 1886, 3 OF l0u0, &c. 10 numbers, IL drawn
Tickets S.
To-Day-Capital ef $4,000, of 1000, of
$780, 20 OF 1000, DC. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets
S.. tea
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a>n NEEkCHANTe TAkaE No
|.I-Sssssg 'riCE The steamship GEEy of
<s;yaag Richn 9ud, VIII le2ve Kew York
sfzGizsJ SATURDAY next, 2Gth inst
te 23-;t LEE.
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NJOTICE.-I have tlis lay appointed FRED
IN EAICK w BASS as my Agent, &c carry on
mercantile business for my benefit, in The city of
RichmoEd for the sale Of Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps,
&c. MARY MAYO.
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.HnrlIer Cnnr.ict;nrl

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22-The tIial Of Gu
PIE and Emmes, Tor the murder of Shohan on
ms &9th OF jan, has just terminated in YER
ulci OIL murder IN the first degree against both
u the prisoners.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFRECA,
Wall street. under the Clay H0teI.
CHALE'S OLD STAND.

Drawn Nos patapsco, II, Feb %:
SO e. 80 SO "A 20 A 81 SO 81 8 ID rs Is.
HATS 49 76 Tickets 80 81, sold.
To.day.-Carrol, 10. Capitals / Of Sl63l2,
20 Of 1905, 10 Of 1900, 10 Of $50 &c. rs numbers
II drawn. Tickets S5-shares In proportion.
AlsO-Patapsco, 73-Capitsls: OF $1,000, Of
1000 of 500, Of 800, &c. rs numbers, 10 drawn
Tickets sl-shafes in proportion.
fe "a SMITH
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Real Estate in the County OF

OfVaIUable Real Estate i'm the County of
kenricO and City of Richmond.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
ID the City of Richmond, pronounced on the 9th
of January, 1853, in the friendly suit OF Davis,
guardian, &c, vs.. Green, &C. the undersigned,
special commissioner, will sell st Public Auction
the premises at the hour of O'Clock, on Monday,
the 18th of the present month"; without regard to
weather, the House and Lot in the County OF Hen
Iico belonging to the estate of William A. Brown,
deceased, situated on the Mechanicsville Turnpike
road, about quarter OF mile from the City of
Richmond, nearly opposite the property of William
Culling sworth, Jr, Containing about of an acre
OF ground the building is ofbrcB, with four large
roo,as-and on the following day, at the hour of
O'Clock, p M g Building Lot in the City of Rich.
mond, adjoining Talbots Foundry, fronting % fest
on oary street and running back 100 feet
Terms will be cash ss to SO much of the proceeds
as may be necessary to pay the costs and charges
attending the saie and the coats of the suit--the
balance a credit of six months the purchaser ex-
ecuting negotiable notes. with good endorsers, and
the lite retained until purchase money is fully paid
and conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN N. DAVIS,
fe Sd Special Commissioner
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EIKE. WORKS AT THE ARHE0xY.-
IL On Saturday night, the Goth instant, at 7 o.
clock precisely, there will be exhibited at the Ar
lnory, very beautiful display of Fire Works :,
consisting of great variety of fixed, movable and
combination pieces of various hues, superior to
any heretofore presented to the citizens OF Rich
mond.
There will also he set eff large balloon, kindly
prepared by Mr. Vincent Bargamin for the occa.
sion,
As this exhibition is entirely Innocent in its
character, and the proceeds TO go to the re
lief of the suffering poor of Richmond, i! is to be
hoped her citizens will generally cttend.
Tickets . cests, children half price; can be had
at Messrs Randolph IL Co, Peyton Johnston & Co,
K r Duval and Brother, and at the Armory.
fa 22-St
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BY Wellington tsoddin.

By Wellington Eodd1n.
OMALL RESIDENCE ON CHURCH
y HILL, On Marshall, between 14th and
25th streets, for sale at AuctiOn.-Will be
sold on MONDAY AFTERNOON, the 25th Febru-
ary, 1853, upon the premises, commencing at AZ
o'clock, neat Brick Tenement, on the North line
of Marshall, between 24th and 25th Streets now in
the occupancHof Nj. + Crump, at an annual reat
Of $780,
TERMS One third cash balance at three and
six months for mes otiabie notes, interest added,
and title retained till last note shall be paid.
feel w GODDin, Auct.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold 3
beautiful Building Lots on Church Hill, fronting
on 26th street, between and K 81, 81 and 80 feet
running back &c feet. fa g
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NEW YORK, Feb. 22d.-Paul Julien's fare
wei concert, at Metropolitan Hall, tonight,
assisted by Madame Sonlag aud her troupe,
"aS crowded with brilliant audience, and the
performance was pronounced most admirable.
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SADDLERT At COsT.-Wishins to dis
u continue fhis branch OF our business, we offer
the residue Of our stock OF saddiery Hardware at
and below cost for cash. Tie ass orlment still en-
braces many desirable patterns OF Bride Bits, STIR
C. slNToN & CO,
fe22 Sign Of the Circular Saw. n Main 1t
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sTRATTtbN,~ OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Delaware, No "A, Feb %:
II 81 10 Sc l6 SO 40 % 80 SO 40 81 80
Whole Ticket 10 So 81 Sold and peid by
O.. Ticket % 81 So STATION
To.day.-Deiaware, Extra Al Capital: $1,000
rs Nos, ID drawn. Tickets So.
AlsO-Delaware, Glass As. Capitals: $40 600,
10000, 10000, 10000. 70 numbers, IL drawn
Tickets SIS. fe "a
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TEE ATtiEN EUNI,

TIL e ATH LEUM.
w M THACKERAY, ESQ, will deliver at the
w . AtheLse1m a course OF three Lectures upon
the Humorous Writers of the Age of Queen Anne,
f3llows:
Monday evening, 18th Feb, on Swift.
"Wednesday evening, I'd March, On Congrevs
and Addison.
Thursday evening, Sd March, on steele and
the Times OfQueeR Anne.
Tickets for the course, 81 3d. for n single Lee.
ture 80 cents for sale at the Athenaum from 10
o'clock M to o'clock NJ and from to o'clock
P NJ, on the day of each Lecture
No more tickets will be sold than there are seats
in the Lecture Room.
The free list is, on this occasion, unevoidably
suspended. fe 24-6t
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TIyHE number OF volumes missing from my Of
j ice thaying broken sets OF valuable worh0
induces me 10 ask the favor OF those who may
have borrowed them 10 return them.
e a2-a JOSEPH MAYO.
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GALE OF FRAMED BUILDING AT
- AUCTION.-Will be sold, on SATURDAY, the
18th day of February, 1853 a. 10 O'Clock, A II, the
Framed House and stable Leigh street,
near Brook Avenue, to be removed within twenty
days from day of sale. Also, one Cow. Terms
at sale. w. GODDIE.
70
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NIEW BUOKs, FEBRUARY 3x.--J. ".
IN RANDOLPH has for sale Tne Deans paugn-
ter. or the Days We Live 10, BY Mrs Gores price
so cents
Digest Of the Laws, Customs Manner and q.
s,itutions of tha Ancient and Modern Nations, ~
Thos Dew, 2 90 ros
New volumes of Bohn's Library.
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CLARkE'S 0FEICE-I4th street.

CLARkE'S 0FFICE-I4th street.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Al, Feb. IS:
SO SO Al "a 60 65 81 20 20 % 90 s
Whole Ticket % 65 60, $50 prize; Half Ticket
% IL 60, $50 prize, returned.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, AZ, Feb. 81:
81 q % So IS 8 ~ 5 ~ ~ SO 10 40
Half Ticket 50 II Is, prize of $50 sold and
paid. fe22-0
DIG HM0ND CIGAR MANUFAC-
IL TORY--The subscriber would solicit the at
tenton of city and country dealers to his extensive
stock of Havana and Domestic Cigars,
which will be sold Us low they can be purchased
in eny of the Northern markets.
w. ID. MERlWETHER,
No 29s Broad street.
NB-Sole manufacturer Of the Justly celepra
ted denicatised Smoking Tobacco. ie l5-lms.
CULTANA RAISISs AND CURRANTs.
- a5drums fresh Suttana Rsisins, 10 casks Zanto
Currants, just received and for sale by
SIMON BoNAVITA & CO,
fe24 No rs Main street.
0ON BALES CLOVER HAY-For sale BY
ZOO II GEO. J. HERRING.
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DEp0T or CHINA, GLASS AND RAN
III THEN WARE-JAS SWANS, No ~
a. streSt-iDiSner SETS b every vsriety. Tea %
a. Glsss Va, superior cut and pressed For sslo
ow ct III hin street. NW
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STRAWBkKkY PLANTs.--I have, OF my
~ own raising, about 1000 Of the celebrated
"Hovey's Seeding Strawberry Plants" " ichI
can now sell at e. cent per 100 Plants These
Plants are of fine size, and the fruit 10 TOO well
known to need description.
AZ this is good time to transpla't {. those who
stand Ia need would do well 70 apply soon. Fer
fey3 o. A. sTRECKER
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COWETHING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
y We have just received per steamer Roanoke,
new style of Toilet Glass; IL 10 fixed On pivot q
that 1t can be moved in eveay position atfa = ven
adapted to shaving. They are made q iron,
init .,ion of Walnut and Papier Machie. Sou1c
beautiful patterns OF the above article can pc ma
ar BULKLEY & cos,
f. o 1877 Main street