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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
?, ~ FS.f,y II IL y T. T-1-~.

7, - EJ-ty II IL y T-I-~.
SIR Scarcely day passes chat orr attention i not
directed 10 Abo,tef Railroad Aceld-st" noboly 10
bl,ue sc. NV, SIR no. OIo 10 tea are what may be-
c. ec unavoidable. IL is through The grss clFee,sDc-
q souebody have just been 4 tour NJ.ca, al be-
i,g railroad uaD Of course travelling 0ny r.sysi
rsv- pen enough t. m-A- Pc lo"k q fan by. El0
ac. On = Lifo ALc several TINS have tsssn go
irakt W T. p bras. stuDg 10 IT, DLkg.gs-
r,sn Oct wen 1ing The signal 20 stop lplIir7 IN
cas- yfu VII INA ns con psny Will 40, p-y ~ eE
t-I-IF-l 80. Tn So u't aypiy t1 the II sfl-n Con
IsIy however 10 passing thr.r road tS nDu or
is gr-t-r r VI scc"Hm 80 ,f"n ana -a-tY ~ al
h,o I-ssI sJrp ss-C .Ly road Every nan an~~
-. cu'y performed promptly which Is n re "a IL .
d.r- % ma ; other adj They c~rry pe.--uz-rs or =
little ovtrta ext NILE isr,r-iy TOO !pg keep TIER
D. 81 ~ IL jim. ID and p1-t7 ofd-f ~nl- non
f.rur.oI,j charge Le1Tiy t0Gr ceIt nI- and
e.. - tn e1cept.n od nat Y0ars truly, is.
..l.-Lll---.-. 81! / 80. =. IA
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aisolCai

pFARDLESS BOYS ana HAIRLESS OLD MEN,
- f,ou l'en tonne Ny ON.,OENi Nt' io'r %
cot injury 10 Tie sli- ~ No" Welun e ~. s', ny ~
'Oigbeit' per Rotir, part 81" he CO.. Try 80
GkAhA@ No '8 Aui, utda Druggists >ookin NS hA'tN
Nc. 15 Fulton a.
hfAINESS CURkD-rh, following is taken from
Scis Nttk,.- ''o Uadtsa tA the
~bcl he Scaipas Acoustic Od a. 81 dsai
W. 'S - ,, e.,,d ll les ra, 81, Is fo Ia, o,uo ,r-
tie hus. believe he .n anoe d.
eli eli or .,o s 10 Gen "a. Al S;t'SbSX S F@o
ioT'sc d. have dulto e'ioenee ct ts cat No'
lOIRAUDs LIQUID uAiH DYE - p"9ti'el,
" without exception scivann me very nest eyer n'e"..d
lsusrute, that rh Dye s'u the sun requires -
erlms ~ re sna trouble I'D moreover 5o"1 re sui
bowutd Is COURAUUS ITALIAN INDICATED 'OA' Tor sar.a
tar, PIES hcCi les saNowr,s chaps efac s'eN az at sth
uprpI Tia o. 49,, Iart he t)ty. LISUlD ROUGE 0f ne
elccs,shd as nam GLOSS RS 10 NrvE 40 hLl WI r1
POUND Dr. COVEAlDS ~ established L'o'a'I' ~ Va
k 81 "a o. Ioad~ 49, aid 40. - Was.iust.ust. 3s;oI
IrROOT Posi- l. aud SURE. We "a'e sold 'Ve'
Gee tot'ls of Ms W'NSLONS 30 rhig ~}rnP ~ eH
Ses We tereoe the te. rfccoe ~ me eg ID ~ rsi
vic hr arises from ~fttttg my ot"e cnuse rgv"s 'eh
eion In al cases soys s'at s e, nscai' 2nd -2e o.
Sdby ScND Paul n, 4 Cortaues, g. u n oor.er
Jhttt tuc Boldr-y, W cat VIE " 81 very, Nes-
Ign Price q oeutsa Bottle.
NEW YORK PRIVATE LlING-lN INSTITUTE
~ e : 6ih rna ststs Niuan~nu-sh eN u HOLMES
hte ming ri au Tor t'- loroo~'s of New lrrs
SANDSs SlRUpof HOARHOUND aud VEpt.fA.
- Bib ENfECu Az rS-i9i p '-d o. c-u~ 'e'sIo '-i
remedy M Coughs Colds AMI tsamptoos So Naest uo
retail 90. SANi>'> So ..uous' nias 'o' 500 unrest
Q. hOSt F,KE WILD CHt&Hl BirtE"S Pir
sarG ., CURTIS PsGAl\S, r.uty 20 care I'll Ja4-ao 50 10
s,hls puuN thc t. 80 ave ae e 30 '4 ~
&c e.elt rlico olN ~ ccats 20 fir hoI. : IN y
4 Eus e'Lc d. I. - aud BOO; ,S a. $50 III Nv
No valo.-.i and 40. I'o At.u.is-st HnoosNe
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LORD DrL1vER Is FROM OUR FRIENDS

T. Edi,.r u TIE =. J. T0,lre
sIk: II your space and patience vii hold out 10
rect TIE IA - impressions made abroad relative t. the
EQUITY movement. / Hi promise u trouble yOa
or Iour traders beJO nd these nrressary limits.
Mr. Nichols. in us deensa o. this place against the
vie s.ptr,ls o 0- Is- Sf-aFn-, r-pr---nts eli
tie l.rg rTortst0r a. W tim Ifnss aud ch.ras
rz.s ib- De he.s as peculiarly av-rse to eatax neat
u.g toosc sud. D. leaving on, the great clsrsc
t,rsi, tbs whole vrment, leaves 'ead-rs na'u-a
T. infer that Is charActeriz-c OILY by his tl. He
$50 published 10 b., pager thai Mr.. Andrews had DO
rated 10 hun hundred 10 tue center Of pI-ra
Iu.si Th0s dr,cily denying the fac. publicly an
rCuuc.d. that person Ootsin N 2. taao three
seres The survey, also mPyln that Mr. Andrews
We. kino II erdal Ord Il the &C.
Now the teLdsLey o. all these statements - q Indirectly
us the pioneers OF great Eori vide pru
ali IT, but handful OF fnsucs, a. Mr. James L.
el'erng into crusade against .w0 or urss a-tiI-s II
cournoI ne The D.Clarsiioa OF Iadspsnaecce might
uifh ,oual proorsfv have been written thu AL gl0
20 sgaLsi ran Dse anc i-f u.s ci mest zrf cc:ed
n lie liberty a1i he P--s-t .l asn7rass re '.-,l
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Ylnlgl EgEG.

Z REPORT If rWo Hundred Interesting Cases
~ nesvd wrh We.cf, by EDWARD tELLtNEN d R-~.
ser, pbvyfsu ~ MHtr 1n'e Institution w
b. unihto twit chsiael 10 spY cau oc"g 30 fa
-.r on letter .aup I'd esst e. ~rtLrh-N 't'i frN
sor,t tr,to. .rscy he ut1ef in-
e the Mons an Hmviy foot % Court amidst 49,
otord6fM.
s,K CHARLES MUNDEs WArEi CC2E 70
~ TABIfSh,T NJ al rrle" toihimpio"D N's. ars ees
Y,s .riafro proved. -n.To Tor i' Vaons
w.. sf,nod pleasant sd hofis Zoe
v.t,r of quite auG the DOo -"s' ~"fss %,
U,artaa -V. been snuNu I'll F.,pe io Gu" let -ts
,,,r, the prcfo 81 Poe srss o1 -Sstns Terms
be- ma ~ ~ 10 tt1 go
Boostore No go Bfuad~sN, Ne~NOrk.
nR elir W of NeW-Y"rk, earliest Anr''ctu I'',t
IL utou. o Cure aud auth % van '1rAs 10 - SAB
snitii
shh MG u CAMPBELL At Lebanon Stross Go aNhia NoN
uNIROpATIIIC ond iliIENlC INSTITUTE
80 - l. igtr uur,r psrspnl' orscnou q" " itA'
sfortor. ~. Ho~tukD Assafsu 40 the "e"ti" "-ffr
msrf DO TAILOR will eo assist W ont do' p-c c' se"
rally.
INV YORK CITY WATER-CUNE, M. III i!lh'
~ - co,r,r Of Jn,ers typsoe Tho aco'"n dHs 'f Ia
c,strr teetu,nt wed N tie dts
"h''''e q. 70. WELLINGTON. a. D.
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A CASE FOR THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
Z, ., Ee..o, q IN Y. rs,sr,e.

Tc Efi'or u ~ y. y Ft5tfe
Err observe By your weekly paper, (Which read
with much .sti.acton) that you have had trOg5!e
md v.yaon On account at the bad management
le,,uts of the P"st Chce Depitueoi aud IN regard %
~, ssue subject wish to maze plain statement Of
facts Ahout the MIDDLE ct March $50 nay o'dr,.
started for California 20 take the overani Route. la
tie course If the summer ny self and other members
81 tie suy wrote scue two threc letters. Tccted
to Rim a. Sacramento City. On December 18th. r.
,.iv.d letter from him, mai~d at Sacramento 90 Nd
y,Hbrr 10Th stating tia, lac bad not received s0-ls
li,T On /, BE- lit e. .ud made l~ti"t
:. ia the DAY. l''' other meuN-r- o. my ~ mis-
wrote 3. oi after L. M,rh received an dhtr l-t-r
ircn hu which wa. soon cred Ga the IS Of Jdy.
i7.a received letter ffnu him, iaug tls he received
II .ettr OF 4. cemter ..t. which 0ny latter a.
I'D received from home since H. 1T sni {, ny ~ n
kToutfg (. or ,l.ven lrtf had be-, .- d'ec 81
g. with pc isge paic IN tir- o nave reach 81 Dc
ire be- t, lAsf bad sorpo.rd that ih- fault #
ct, wss chars at 90 'a ri NJ tom Circumstance
Nii.h ,-t- know .dg-, h.vrsOme reason -
su,ptct thar il nay WIN priaty b. ChVgd - ypIr
CIV .. ~ rf l-ir h-r- for New the fore
bar e.; july ~ nj "a his e, shp With r. N-
ir inr hs arrival q the City. We called It
oLT Poet Of,- frequently but no l-itec liz returned in
ectt or Ie days. SID mat he wrote tgO letters & IN,
VI uii- in NV. \. rk dire, tel them correctly, and
an h n IL TIE proper place to oe mailed WIN postage
paid Thy have lot ben Ut an obscure III
ciyicus hat Am aso New T. sand tuSee aud ks 10
,cirt spord ui'h my chdr,u 10 friends aud as Oioie
SaI hs sth up conn ou carrier 1T letters, and
ueuopoHzss th business oy rn - w thilS q, oIfIt
m be- ,s~ shi- foe lie c'rcuHt or i. tg-nts aad an
Elyt- Put n should st deicnse that TIA i-t~'.
w. carried sd ror call, tor si MIN 10 NY
san, OH wuid. Il have teeu .r~,t macy times io ia-
~ Oi'c, bn' the Letter that have been able
"to get ! go hon ard re,d The I'D letter 'y,o
NB-M .hLor 81 line hls son in C,niOfnli sho
hes been served in similar w'N. .. C.
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BRITISH AMERICA DEFENDED.

r Ed,'ar 81 ne y. Y. fyibgae
SIg: IN The Tribune OF yesterday, observe letter
o. Canada West, which among mach useful Information,
coltafns unug gross errors Eight years travel has
somewhat -.ll. ifiled me with the country and haze
AT hand satisfies 70 prove tia its position AMI pros
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TIE sroKH og sCaDAY- l3s storm which ~ p. over
th. place sunday asTuo0n sss the most sutd and
sioltIt q the W. picked up h stones - large
leae he md vDi-n' tn1 fs Ia t0rrsn,s
Bot d. this shich rendered no Storm - s.fal IN
20 Elects. TIE trribe artillery Of heaven mGs mh
trea bic "a The IN cs u arn7s OF NE
Ceep mutt red If the iog-oernus csnA'n.is "S
uk the s0Tchs'gso clouds tmP-nn - Vhi-
n usy over OcT hill scs OsOre III oet's'+ gre one
yssf t.norsna Of VIVID Hgttnbx shh zsmooled ib0ain
ID AZ fe.u Cleans Dart g. tie esrtA sp'sdnS the
ftuT Ger boif IN ~ ~ u efrtnds.
top. a Alfrsd Pct 20 IN Grand =, vas strlck
Tie ghtos lsft h rod Shen came % thss der where
81 mo IL house tore Il roe ais Of Oae OF the
ocns ana fhsn happily d-psr~d ~th0ut doing further
Ssnsss f. also frgck iHg- tree IN UaOn Church,
H. sserst seaOOI Il ,Fysis Snip Yard vas srack
- ming a. her mate snivegsd and DESTROYED
Tao isdes waking und'r ihs telesra wires In Ora
H. were struck BY Hgbtnng Mi-s Gilmore w4s iastsnt
" sllsd, he siber ~ r-cOysrpZ ge0denen ia tasr
- psby bad Just crossed the T0so thu crsb csns;
4 n there appearance OF thunder storm "a
the immecisis nssheOrboo0; ih-re heavy report
ar sone 81 the telegraph poles we're spIntered
n effect which this ~ The Elements hsa NON or
intensely h. atsd atmosphere most welcome -
Il eet IN nature, veil bumsn shsKs ile Az nts
nee been cooler lNs"o"su'"ui"Ab ''-''
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THF DAILY DIspATcH
Late and Interesting from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

New York, March THE steamship Bat
tic arrived to-day with Liverpool dates to the
22d of February.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Wheat was Id to Cd lower. Flour Cd lower.
Corn to arrive 81 lower; on the spot, dull and
unchanged. Cotton dull and depressed
of three days $4,000 bales. Good staple un'
changed; inferior qualities declined l-l6d.
London Money Market steady. Consols un.
changed.
MISCELLANEOUS News.
But little of interest has iranspired in the
British Parliament.
kossuth denies the authorship of the AID.
dress to the Hungariaas in Italy, which was
imputed TO hin.
The weather throughout Great Britain was
stormy. Easterly winds prevailed, and deep
snow covered the ground.
Doubtful rumors prevailed Of contemplated
relations between England and France, as
counierpose to the northern powers.
kadetzky had proclaimed the confiscation OF
the property OF the suspected rebels in the late
Insurrectionary movement Lombardy was
closely blockaded. Mazzini had been seen on
the frontier, but was not captured. Saffi also
escaped. The former was charged with dis.
tributing money to the disaffected. This gates
of Milan were still closed, and troops arriving.
Among the stringent measures adopted, was
one forbidding whistling and singing. Two
more rebels Rad been hanged, and it was
thought that some liungarians had been pri
vately shot in the castle. Some few arrests
had taken place at Genoa.
The London Advertiser says that an exten-
siVe conspiracy had been discovered in Hun
gary that the country was in a very unsettled
state.
An attempt had been made to assassinate the
Emperor OF Austria, who was wounded, but
was recovering. The assassin, whose name
was Lasso Benneny, tailor, was cut down by
an ald-de-camp, and secured. The govern
Enent OF Austria had ordered five thousand sus.
pected pei sons 10 leave Lombardy in twenty.
four hours.
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By Wellington Goddiu,

MOST VALUABLE BUILDING Lot
I'VE ON VALLEY AND MARSHALL STREETS.
FOR SALE, AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold on
Tuesday afternoon, the 18TH March, 1853, upon the
premises, commencing at 4 h O'Clock, most valu.
able building lot fronting 100 feet on the west
line of Valley street. runnir back about 100 feet on
the north line of Marshall street Il viii be divided
into four lots OF 25 feet each on Valley street.
Terms One third cash; balance at 3 and G
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note shall be paid.
The neerness of this property to the Virginia
Central Railroad Depot offers peculiar advantages
to persons who may be disposed to build Lum6er.
houses, stores, &C.
mh4 w GODDTN Auct
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THE ATHkNKUNF,

THE ATHENHGCAK,
9NRE second regular Lecture of DR.. BArRn's
J. course, on Europe, will be delivered at the
Atheneum This Evening, Tuesday the etn March
at o'clock and the third Lecture on Friday next
the 18th March.
The'lecture this evening viii be upon the Scan.
dinavian Countries.
Terms of admission as usual.
COMMITTEE ON THE ATHEE.EUM.
yuhR-4t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


AmGE FRAMED BUILDING, TIM.
u a. n Z, FRAMES, BRICKS, &C, At AUCTION.
~ ~ pe sold on Friday Mernln9 next. the 1lth
The corD aalng ~ the town Of Sidney Just
ne quantity of timber in this building IL inmense,
ano 10 IN good stste of presorvssin1 Aftsr N !
saie OF Inc building. win be sod LOT ol timber.
ang q white Pine Boards, inch Hard Pir 9,
some OF II dressed and inch Joist and iot al
best materials soo1 s'yic Oh sne
Alss, about $4,000 old Brick,
days from the sale. "i'nin eV
TERMs.-Sums under $50, cash: tba, .,no.,.
and over, four months credit for approyes nano,;.
BILE paper, with in,erest added. Aesous
mhs JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auc..
BUILDING Lot ON UNION HILL. sbor,
~ Street, at AUCTIoN.-Wil be sold on f,ids,r
the 18th inst, at o'clock in the ate,noo ,,,sa
the premises (at the risk and costs of the nnreha
ser, az recent sale, who has failed to conpv win
the TENS thereof lot of Land situate on the
South lie of Short street East of Adams street
fronting 26 feet, and running back l32 feet.
Terms, one-third cash, balance at months with
interest and security by deed Of trust.
ma JAMES nj. TAYLOR, Auct.
TEMPERANCE RAIL-, ON BROAD
Il STREET, AT AUCTION win be sold on
Wednesday, 9th March, at o'clock M, upon
the premises, that Brick building and Lot situated
on the south SIDE OF Broad street, between Foushes
and Adams streets. and known as Temperance
Hall. The building is nearly new and is wei
built, two stories high. The Lot fronts about so
feet and runs back to the alley. From its location
and construction, this property Is admirably &C apt
ed tor the use Of Clubs, Divisions, Schools and
public meetings, and has always yielded hand
some rent
Terms win be liberal and viii be made known
on the day of SALE
nh JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auc
HREE HOUSES AND LOTS on BROAD
l. STREET AT AUCTION viii be sold, on
wednesday, 9Th March, a, 4 O'Clock in the after.
1oon' upon the premises, those three Houses and
Lote situated on the south side OF Broad street. at
AVS intersection with Foushee street. Each lot
lTonis 20 leet and runs back about 100 feet to an
alley-tWo OF the houses are built of brick. and
perfectly new, and contain six rooms each. with
Kitchens and other conveniences. The otber is
partly OF brick, and contains about five rooms
with kitchen and wei of good water in the ward
These houses have been substantially bull and
are now yielding fair rents.
In view OF the great and increasing dersand for
residences and the steady iinproyem at in real e.
tate in this neighborhood, this property presents
inducements TO those wishing pleasant residence
or TO invest in real estate.
Terms: Onefourth cash, balance at G. 10 and IA
months, tor notes with interest added and secure6
by deeds CT trust upon the property.
te 20 JAS NJ TAYLOR Auctr
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nRATOKY AND POETRY or THE

nRATORY AND POETRY OF THE
" OLD AND NEW WORLD, at the AFRICAN
CHURCH, Tuesday and Thursday Evenings,
March 9Th and l0ih.-ChAS. WHITNEY, recent.
ly from professional tour in Europe will repeat,
by request his Lectures and Imperso nations of
every phase of Oratollcsl characteristic Britain
lrishman, American Indian and Hoosier, mingled
with Saaksperean and other Poetic Recitals See
Circulars.
Admission so cents. Tickets to be had at the
usual places. and at the door. NH At
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che Cabinet.
four hours.
sHINGTo

WARRINGTON, ID erch7.
The following Cabinet appointments of Gen,
Pierce were confirmed to-day:
Secretary of State-W. L. Marcy, OF New-York;
Secretary OF the Treasury-James Guthrie, of X en-
lucky;
Secretary Of the Interior-R McClelland, of Mich
gan;
Secretary Of War-Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi;
Secretary of the Navy-James c. Dobbin, of North
Carolina;
Postmaster General-James Campbell, CT Pennsyl
Vania;
Attorney General-Caleb Gushing of Massachusetts,
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DAGUERhEUTN PES.

would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
Ana preserve for your beholding
Forms and faces long since mouldingG
AoULsoN can take, with Drief eadeayor,
Fe1e sud form that last forever.
truthful, Me-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature OF relative friend, severed from US
ty distance or death, WHO would not prize and de.
SIRE 10 p ssess 4 clear, fich.toned, durable Da-
geerEeoryps is object rarely seen. But MOUL.
Suns Picures withstand the lest OF time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
On either slice The Atlantic.
Oer price for one Of these fine Portraits is only
ONh DOLLAR complete, and warranted TO please
u no sale.
Strangers and citizens Ire cordially invited to
cslI En5 examine specimens
OosetFe the name ard nu:nber-MOUISON'S
Say aad side Light Daguerrean Gallery. ITO Main
s.s-et. fe
"a Count D'8rsay.-Thig gentleman OF
tA4 -s-t- memory IL no more. Not 30, his eZqCi-
t"e Cologne. Il remains, ard will continue 10 le-
Kun 70 speak has praise through all time-a richer
SL- -.'otter eGogy than language could pronounce
~ LIE trotl ct tLa, g1e evidence is before us-evi-
279-e Inspiring, reElFing, iLvigoratiag, delicious
s1o 1tlsAIoL to our nasal faculties. Reader ii
yol "lsh u paItake CT the qualities or the pink the
.o9e' Ct lie Asain-ae, just step int0 Woods Drug
-s''e, aac ask Tor c bottle OF their Dorsey
mere holh.Lg Ike Il. While it will give you all
'ht fragrance Of the parterre, it VIII drive away
C.
&c. no does hot love sweet ladyl AND
go. lazy does not love sweet gentleman I Come,
men .-1-ss be sweet-beaux, be ditto. Il costs
Ia '''-e' and my pro1' you muca.
~ superb LIkenesses of Ladies'
Ai'AO-s1 4!aeiletees Of Ladies' are admired for
tne'- f1ch d cate tone ana soft ivory tinted back
s5VH44' which at once give them the appearances
= Il ats y wrought painting, with al the fidelity
~ -. "a a HSAcai Dasaerre5tyPe Those who lave
it' zen sLa 1T Ia Us jenes! perfection are invited
y call 1ad czaEzing specimens
If. P. SiMoNS,
- ~ ISL Main street
3, 20 citizens and strangers Visiting
I' - VINO wash TO get their HAIR cut in the La
5 zee! mi III ,st Approved style, SHOULD call al the
- Dtess!ag = ahafilg, 6hampoong and Bathing
as.:9oe' Under gGe Al ricaa Hotel
-. E--I-y' ana Cod Shower Baths can be had
- IL ia nail laat 4. III. 10 half past P d.
~ q CT ssiufd day 10 Il r.
tsn1e Ilt- street. -'' NH
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MANAGER'S UFFICE.
Z. FRANCE 4 co


For This Day.-Cspltals 1s CSC, 80 of $780,
Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Lottery. Capitals: $4,000, 1000
500, &c.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 70:
AZ AZ 62 1t 90 ~ II 76 IL IS 70
Or 8 10 AZ, prize of sl4I4. Do 16 60 TO-
Both sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Carroll Co., IL:
Gu 30 II Il 81 Al 80 y % l6 "a % 81 43 ca
" Do p = q q g Five more prizes sold and
or 80 "a paid by LUCK.
do l6 80 "a
do 80 so 81
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 80:
l SO Al 40 So 2 % "a 81 IL 20
W. mhoie 3 20 ~ more prizes sold and paid
Half 40 AZ ~ (by LUCK.
Drawn Nus Md Consolidated, 9:
40 "a 45 81 IA 10 "a 46 e. 80 AZ %
Half 35 46 g., $1,000
D Pc 5 10 g g Z s sISS and paid by LUCK
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, Class 81:
% SO 20 4 so So "a 90 zs IS 60
Drawn NCs Grand Consolidated, s.:
AZ "a 90 10 IA 40 "a 18 l3 sc AZ 81
IF 2 ID Sc, s250) Sold and paid by
Do 10 81 AZ, $500 LICK
WIN 10 Is AZ, S200}
To my old Customers and Friends.-My
Office is now opened at No 3 Governor street.
date Scott's ofice) for the sale of Lottery
Tickets, where it will give me pleasure to wait on
you. c.. B.LUCK.
Orders for Certificates or Packages or single
Tickets and shares in any of the Maryland Lotte-
ries, will meet prompt and confidential attention, if
addressed to r. FRANCE & co, Managers,
nh6 or TO C.. B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

VI Cass VISA hurried eff from Washington
.....o,3sy by information from Detroit that his
ole was dangerously i'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

- We receiyed no mail north Of Washing
"a last night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08
BY Alexander Mott g Co.

THIS TUESDAY MORNING. commenc.
ing at III O'clock. we viii sell 2, auction, q
Wsrdrobes, Ladies' Cabinets, Chairs, Be5steads'
Tables; also, e lot of piece and cut Dry Goods. q
let OF double barrel Guns, Gold ana SILVER Watch
es, &c, DC, with many other artieles -
NH ALEX. MOTT &: co Aner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08
E'AIR ON CHURCH HILL.-The

EsAIR ON CHURCH HILL.-The Far in
Il the Lecture room OF the Rev. Mr. Cummings
Church will continue this cay and throughout the
week. In compliance with the request of the La
of his course of Lectures en- Paleatine, in The
Church, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
commencing at 8 o'clock, Tor the benefit of the
funds of the Fair. NH S-3r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-08

ehUR EVENING SAILS win ne cuI.lnu,,d
~ until the season closes, commencing at seven
O'clock, al which time viii cell I1or the shelves,
II lots to suit purchasers, good selection of psese
and cut airy goods, hardware, cutlery, guEa pistss,
gold and silver watches, ana ciueks cad time pieces
OF every description. Also general assortment OF
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT 81 co,
mol AEefioEee4a
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