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THE LATEST NEWS.

sT.--c.rss OF TIE STRIKE The worsing-
,,s strike in Baltimore re.assemeied on
r.~ss.v morning. After several spirited
,l...sse. resolutions were adopted allowing
zen in the employ of companies who had
ID n nav the advanced price to retarn to
-, tabor provided that they each pay -
..,, Of ihe,r wages FOR the support and
....,snce of the hands attached to those
-. ,b,, still refused to pay the advance
- The number OF men who thus return
.,A.,r labor is 1000, whose weekly conlr ibu.
.,,s y Il! amount to $500.
S,or,jy after The above result was made
- Mr.. Ross MiRsns, whilst passing
-. an the eastern side of the square, was
s,-,S.,et BY number of di'orderiy spirits,
80, the following resolution IS promptly
I'd and adopted, without dissenting
'rsss,reI. That we, tie mechanics on
30 40 pubiicly deuouace the disgiaceful
.,cIexnibi,ed towards SIR. Ross Winans,
.n.ssiag near our meeting, and deny
,-y anticipation therein.
Ne .3,.ce dispatch in the Sun which
..s..s f..at The mechanics Of Ire Washington
Is,v ,srl have held meeting, at which res
..,.,gas were adopted approving of the stand
ZEN ~ The mechanics Of Baltimore, and
..eac:ag cooperation if necessary.
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LGter Lr1m TernS.

new ORLEANS, FEB - Later dates from Texas
sac that the Indians were very troublesome -
aeg had attacked Laredo aud killed two citizens,
p=sdes committing other Outrages.
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Bv AIrxuuder Noff o. a.

OUR EVENING SALES win 5e cargsasss@ss
~ until the closes, commencing - sas Sc,
o'clock, at which time will sell frou. TIE shesxsa
in lots suit purchasers, good seieetux VI pssass
and cut dry goods, hardware, cutlery, gaes- ssSAa,
gold and silver Wa. caes ana clocks tc1a yaesas
Of every description. Also general ssaorlzeiaa
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT - Coz
no AuCris9esre.
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NEw YORK, Feb. I5ta.-The Caoric ship Eiic.-
son called for Norfolk at 3 ?. NJ, making ak knots
Pc Avus a cob tide. She reached the Spit about
t9clocA, averaging seven knots per hour at ebb
Gde aud with d head wind
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Passage Of tie Air Line RailroGd Bill.
IAEET9N, Il. j., Feb. l5th--The Air Line Rail.
Eoe1 Bill passed the Assembly to-day, and i! is
thought twii. pass the Senate also.
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koN>E LEG AM IAk11s0 Ps. q sE~sAsk'
~ YOU from calling on LEVY. 2ll Broad ST.
There is but way TO find cu. WAC = ae.aizs Rfs
at cost AID ihs. is give the person who sis tar
vertises call-price his goods. then judge s@1ss~
ther he is selling OF at cost or not. ke@ EES M
one Of those who So advertise all taaf as aaEs4
is call, to assure you OF the fact l, tlt9 g0GaS
could speak they would sag we are being SOFA NJ
cost-snd often you would hear the excarD Aae1s4,
/ cost Considerably than the price sske3s
TO give you soEae idea how very cheap se IA
selling he viii enumerate some OF the pzieaa AIs
his Goods:
Rich FIGURED Turc Satin at 81 cents, wasfsa
81 IS; Back Silks at rs cents and 81 00 BS8ma.
Linen Table Cloths al So ana 80 cents; h8Ssaks
Diaper, all Linen, II yards in piece, for - sE
Hose Cd and 10 cents; Cellars at 6s cens; 6zxss
Kid Gloves at 50 cents; Back silk Lace, os alS
Widths and at ell prices; and many other al ssfsxs
too numerous to mention. Gail early as tklls Esgzss
chance to obtain Cheap Dry Goods vii! last asSy
Store of ABRAHAM LEVY, la
fe 10 POI, Brf ad StyesE
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hOAEIsr-wN, ESQ. I4.E.--A han named P. trick
Actney was killed this afternoon, GA the Chester
valley Railroad, by the tal! ng OF dit bank He
-eages { wife and five children residing il Norris.
tCWn
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+vr.ra! Of the Osprey-JIr. Kings HealM.
EEW ORLEANS, FeJ. I3.-The SIC amer Osprey.
Vii Havana dates Of the 10th instant has arrived
SO Lungs intelligence tEas Dir Kings health was
lEgr1viHg.
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TIE Law GREYs.-It will be seen from
.te s.. .aed paragraph, which we find in the
rs.Hesrs sun OF Yesterday, that The Law
lrrvs have abandoned their original purpose
o., sing Charleston
We understand that for reasons deemed sat-
.s-.etor, TO themselves, the spirited corps of
I.r tiieys, Capt. France, W no had in contem.
rfs,;c. visit TO Charleston, s. c., have
l.sa cred that design, aud instead will take a
rnsl, Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and
Washington, oaving here Eer bay line for Nor
-rs a!. Friday afternoon, 25ih inst. remain in
N...g.a ua'iI the morning Of the 2S;h inst. ar
-,r .a Petersburg same day, and leave next
r,s--iae, Isl Of March, for Richmond. remain
- h.-b aoud unit, the morning OF the 81, from
euce i,r Wash ngton, to be present at the
inauguration. They will be accompanied by
lie 5aa band under the lead of Capt Valandt
Our VuEaia and Washington friends may ex-
pet to see rs fine 4 set Of fellows us can any
IS e;e Be found.
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CHICAGO, Feb. l4.--The liquor law has been re
pe4.4d by The LEGISLATURE Of Illinois.
Ar Paine, of taa f cIn of Seth, Paine & &C. bank
e.s VINO have failed, IS quite insane aOd has been
obliged to be placed unde. restraint during the
LasttWJ Cays
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GRAGORY a. hIAURY, .fianagers,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, SO, Feb Is:
Is IL 10 90 ID q G3 Al 4 65 &c A 81
To.Day.-Capitals 3 Of $4,000, 1850, 1000
10 Of 1900, DC &c. 7s numbers, ID drawn
Tickets S.
To. capitals: $4,000. 5 900, 3.Ooo,
5 Of I,20O, &c sc, - Numbers, IA drawn. Tick
cts SIS. fc II
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sWRATTON,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Delaware, No SO, Feb IS:
sl6 II - 60 IA n 63 IL 4 Is &c IA 81
To.day.-Deaware, Extra, No Al. Capital f:
S75o0 rs Nos, u Drawn. Tickets So.
Also. This Bay-Delawsre No 40. Capitals ::
l3,y0U. 1900, IL, Uy0. 76 numbers, - drawn
Tickets a5. fe II
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BY davenport, Allen & Co.
BY alexander Mott s. co.

ENAsRIUhABLE CL0THING AR A xggs
TiON-Ihe large and We'll seecGse sES4sk zsy
resoy made Clothing, at No 50 Mal,, syr ess sasa
proprietor being deslrous of closing kis bus rzs,
The stock comprises, Biae. Black AID f,-oyyu sssss
Dress and FTocx Goats; Black and Fsncs esxx.
Psnts; Business Coass, Six Satin sasls,y.r..
and other Vests. A II manufactured fsr thszl ~:ssxr
trade and VIII be s0ld in small parcels to susssxs
customer. The sae Will commences eu Tag, Esxsvg
Morning, February 18th, and viii be con.aazrssa
until tde whole stock is sold.
fe5 ALEX MOTT & CO. Azxsya
A RARE CHANCh-IO BE SOLD " wTF~
II OUT kESERVE.-A Let Of gouGs w.n "a. aS--
6ed TO the above sale, consisting OF AIssha 2Exa
Sets four pieces; Knives and Forks in cases s.as.-
tors, Tea AID Ct1isa Kettles, fancy i2x Sfaxsass
Plated Gaze AID Fruit Baskets, salt Cellars. ss2sa
Clocks, Pa2er mache, Wiring Decks, ssosk BS1Esks
Tor Lacies, lea Caoal6s, dc &C, ell CT gtlcA w3sS
be sold without reserve. II being part the sfaE
OF Goods belonging 20 store keeper Ci this eg ssG
he does not intend keeping any Of the sszss9
Fancy Goods. The sale will take place 81 eSxssxs-.
day morning, February i6th, st 10 c.ccs szasaes-
cut reserve Oh fegsrd to weather.
B-Wiii be sold ST the same store, en- ES@s--
nesday and thursday nights, lotas Vsssssa-
es, Jewe!ry ana Fancy GeCGs, wiihout rssezET. 41s
Close consignment
sale conducted by 4. MOTT IL CD
Terms cash. t1S
PosfpoEement.-In consequence CT tAa 5Fa
cIeneEcy Of the weather, the above sale viii ssase
pace This Morning. 81 10 o'clock.
AT IL o clock, We via sell gold Watches, 9g gse.-
ry, &c. &c.
f. IL ALEX MOTT & co Argsz
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MANAGEns-WEI-E EosR--E.
Judge Jno Mecedlta Jos Mayo
VIM Ritcdie Ss-gt ii Dickinson
DIT Jas Beale " L J 3oisseaux
Adjt w Harrison " ! w Barlow
B Southgll " VI Fore
Capt K 6 ScItt, Ir Jas Lyons
Jas h Cassie Gen WIN Lambert
Lieut. Richards Cay. a BoGexer
c W Purcell 4 Moore
J Mllderberger Smith " w Pstton Jr
Hugh Il Peasants - RM Rilnmo
w Lewei!en Lieut. Crawford
4 Stanard : Ezekiel
Gus Myers D Maue
Col 7 Bigger Corgl Woodson
W Gwinne L Smith
" s s Myers s. Tucker
" C Tompkins Benz Robbins
EXCEPTION C9MM1TTEE-RED R0sETTE,
Col 7 c RIce TO Il Burton
Capt Geo II TompEins Gag: Wa Y Shepherd
Surgeoc Jas S:2er, Jr SeEgt Z 4ber
Major T August
FLO I COaMITTEE-RLUE RosETTE.
VIM Ratch!e w Kosher
c McEVoy CB Luck
COMMITTEE OF A8RANGEdENTs-RED, WHITE AND
BLUE EosRTTEs.
Capt w Richardson Seret VIM T Miller
Lieut. II w Fry, Jr Wan Oglesby
Ccrpl Lindsay T J Brumheld
Tickets 81. No charge for ladies. To be had of
Messrs Bennett Il Beers, Louis Bosseaux Cor.
pors l. l. Smith, and of any member Of the Con-
mites of Arrangements.
Ia u&,Fri2aw&d td
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90 A GRAND xHIBTTION OF

fNf A U u "A " u 4 n N Il ID i It Il U N UE
~ PLANTS, SHRUBS, BULBS, ONIONS,
rLu WERS, FRUIT TREES, &c.-PIRRE PEI
LORCL, French Gardener lately from Paris, re-
snectfaiIy announces to ameteurs and the public
generally, that he viii open To-day, Wednesday
morping, at the store opposite this banks, large
and beautiful collection OF Exotic Plants. such as
fest choice Csmelias, Magnolias, khododundrums,
Dwarf Orange Penonia, Arborea and Fragrant
Herbacce, Azalea, and Amarylis Cactus of the
most novel varieties, and especially 800 different
Kinds of Roses, lately cultivated and exhibited in
Paris in 1851 and 81; also, 200 difsereat tins of
Pear. Apple, Peach Cherry, Apricots, Engfh Wal
nut Trees, and many different kinds OF Prune
Trees and Raspberry bushes, among which are
the perpetual Raspberry. Also, African Asparagus,
and many other plants too numerous to mention.
B-Frinted catalogues viii be delivered gratis
10 amateurs Re l6--6t~
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BURLINGTON, CftJ Feb. Is The majority in ia.
yCr d Tue iqa1C Iew in this State is about 1000.
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~ A Lady cured of asthma, after

E Lady cured of Asthma, after
Twenty Years. Suffering, by the use of
HoilOways Ptiis.-1he W holesale Agent Ter
the sale Of Holloway's Pills in New South Wales,
sludes IN letter TO Professor Holloway, 10 seve-
tai extraordinary cures of Asthma, effected in that
Colony, by the use OF these invaluable Pills; and
to one Gaze in particular-that of lady ding
hill named the Rszoreack, who. after having
for twenty years been f.ctsd with great difficulty
OF breathing, aud unable, IN consequence to bear
the slightest exeron, at last used this remedy and
is nowi to use her own expression, able to run to
the top of that high bin.
Sold By the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn
pie Barr London, AMI by all respectable Vendors
Of Patent Medicines Throughout, the British Empire
and by those OF the United States in riots ard Box
rs at 3Ts cents, 81 cents, aad 81 SO each. Whole
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
by messrs A B u D SANDS, New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD Il co, Richmond, Va.
Thsre is very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
n R-Dhections for the gaiGnncs of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box lie 14-lw,
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nEsIRARLE DWELLING ON THE

DESIRABLE DWELLING ON THE
~ EAST LINE OF FIFTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON-WilI be sold, on Monday
afternoon, the 2ist February, 1858, upon The pre-
mises, commencing at o'clock, the newly erected
brick Dwelling, the Eas. line of Jth street, near
Clay street, now in the occupancy of Mr.. Charles
McGruder- 1t fronts 80 feet runs back 100 feet
to an alley.
TERMs-One fourth cash: balsce at 3, and 9
months, for negotiable notes, interest added &C.
cured by trust deed, or title retained.
fe 10 w GODDIE. Auct
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CHOKING TOBACCO.-Anothers supply of
- that justly celebrated brand, 1.-The Pride OF the
South" manufactured by NorboTne Norton, which
we can confidently recommend TO be very sGpe
rior article. Lovers OF the pipe would do we'll 10
try paper of the above brand, for sale by
4. r. DUVAL & BRO,
fell Bank Square.
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TnE MARKETS

NEW YoRK, Feb I6,-saes of l20o0 bsls Flour
at as for state, e5 50 to IS es for Southern. Sales
OF $4,000 bushels Western whes,atsl 20 White
Corn. 65k cents.
BALTIMORE, Feb l6 Flour dull; small sales of
Howard stree; at s., and City Mills at S. l2 -
Wheat scarce and heavy; white, sl Is to 81 10,
red, 81 l2 to 81 Ii. White Corn So to IS cents,
yellow. Sc TO SO cents.
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n. T. SiIUNS,
ia 25 l5l Main street.


II Pratt's Daguerrean Gallery, No l&j
Nam street-Messrs ECuors: Please publish the
following testimonials: "A very superior likeness"
Robert Thorp Very like Roger A Pryor, edi-
tor South-SiGe Democrat. "iikeness executed su.
perlatveIy good j. w. Roberta. 81 give Mr. Pratt:
the preference to ali the world in taxing pictures
+. p. Goodwin, Louisa COUNTY. "Mr rIet noeds
bat trial and success VIII be inevitable, - David
Moody. ''Mr Pratt's pictuaes as good or bstter
than / have yet seen" w. ]. McDowner. ling VII
liam The Gaguerreotypes il Mr.. Prat.'s coliec-
tion equal any | have in London" John
Thomas, D, editor OF the Herald Of LEe King 1oIu'
and Ege 10 Come. te2
~ LeecEes, Leeches.-The public are
hereo5 informed that / have just receIged by
Adaua Express, lot of superior Swedish Lee ca
es, hich will be applied upon reasonable Terms
Can be found at gil hours of The day, at the Hair
Dressing, Ba;hing and Shsmpooing Saloon, under
The American Hotel, entrance lllh street, and at
night Gu 18th street, between Main and Franklin.
NJ B-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO at the shortest notice. K HUBSCN.
teI2
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II Rockbridge Alum Water, from I'd .
R0ckbridge Alum Springs, Fa.-Tnis Oe!e-
5ia;ed Water is ClaTetic, Catharuc, tonic and slte
rstive ia its effects on the system. 1t e2cites the
action of the liver in many cases. IN which cslornel
would have no effect.
The wonderful success which hsa attended TIE
use Of the EUckbridge Alum Water for many years,
in great variety O. diieases, has acquired for il
celebrity rarely II ever eQdAed, and Is steadily in
cre;asiug. The most eminent chemists Of the Gay
have examined the Wafer, aad found it possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties. Il has been
declared by the best authorities to be cure tor
every form of ScrCfdla, Chronic Liver Diseases, all
Chronic Diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels, Dys-
pepsia, Chronic Disease o. the Eyes Merculsr Al
jectous and particularly adopted cases of Passive
Uterine Hsmorrnage, complicated with derange-
ueLt CT the Liver and Sfo,nach, and many other
dlsorders arising from inruriry cf the blood
BENNETT G. BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main
street, Richmond, Va, are the sole agents for the
sale Of RGckbridge Alum Water. Price Fer
barrel $40; haif barrel Sc; by the gallon so cents
cash on delivery, OF good city acceptance.
The public are cautioned sgsnst variety Of ar-
t;cles putPor;ing to be Alum Water. Unless 1t
CONT through lie, it cannot be genuine aud is not
from lie R0clbridge Alum springs, Va.
jg 2G-d&~ ju
EES Read aud Profit by it.-Do Yon
suffer with any pain! Ifyou 40, use De. Roses Pain
Curer. 1t Toothache Sore Throat, Earache, Stuff
Neck Pains in the Face, in few minutes 1t cures
quickly, Pain In the Stomach OF Bowels. Cures Chill
6ains Coras and any irritation the feet 1t acts
like charm for Pains In the Side, Lin abs or Back and
for Rheumatism from a sudden cold, it is magical in
its effects In bottles, u 10, 25 and 50 cents.
The best Cough syrup in the World
Dr. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether ConsuInptive or
proceeding from cold. 1t allays any irritation of the
Lungs and fortes the system against future attacks
In bottles at 50 cents and 81.
For Bilious Habits and bad Colds
If you are bilious you require purgatlVe medicine
If you have bad cold. you should remove it from the
of arde re
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superb Likenesses of Ladies' -
SlmONS' LIkenesses OF Ladies sdm4ed ior
their rich delicate tone and soft ivory tinted back
ground, which at once give them Inc appearance
OF a highly wrought painting, with all the fiehiy
OF en- artisdcai Daguerreotype Those who KAYE
not the art its hghest perfection, invited
to call and examine specimens.
n. P. SIMONS,
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rAsTINGs.--A supply In store, embracing
u Ovens, Pots, Spiders, Skiilets, &c, for sale al
the lowest rate, by VS. a. q DokNAN,
ia ~ No ~ Pearl street.
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THE AThENECM
THE first of course of Lectures upon bis trav.
Il els in Palestine, will be delivered by tn, Rev
Il DUNNlNG, on Friday evening. the 18th inst
at the Athen3u2, commencing a. o'clock.
Terms of aimittance as usual
is II LIE CoMMITIEE ON TIE ArIRN rzI-nr
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Progress of Gen. Pierce.
Nav foRx. Feb Is.
zen. Pierce arrived in this city this evening.
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NeminatisE for the supreme Court.

"AsHiNSioNs REQ 10.
President Fillmore has nominated Mr. Mieou, a
distinguished lawyer Of Louisiana to the bench of
the Supreme Court.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS ilAf


BY Welfiaxasn Gsddin.
ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS rN -
~ sAL'S ADDITION FOR SALE AT AUCxH1n
wm De sold on Thursday, the l7fu day a s,Isx-
looo, upon the premises commencing a. hajx xunnr
tnres O'Clock, ten Lots situated in Duyass Asassna
81 the corner OF 81 stephen and skreesn -
Joining the residences of Messrs Retrnsr ND AZ
Booker; on some of which there 10 q Ece szssaur
OF pure water. Also, five Lots in fae SAID AisdaiG
al The corner OF st paul and Federal streesa .rus
the Federal Spring. Also, . Lot on Saint 1.ns
street, adjoining the residence of mr. Geo kEms@-a
son. Also, newly erected frame ieae nn.rzzazr<
me Western side OF second, near Care srsssGz-
street.
.TERNs.-One,hird cash; balance at thrre x.Ss.
a. months tor Negotiable notes satisfactorily x1s-
oorsed, or lille retained.
fe w G0nnru o.
BY davenport, Allen & Co.
II a.JCEhlEs. &c, al AUCTION On TExz sr.
SAys LIN February, we vii! sell a. vEr azsssssxa
az a. or'ment OF Groceries,, via:
bacon Sides and shoulders
Lard, N Hum
aectited Whiskey
CoHse Spgars
ofsen kie Cefee, lava Cse.s
SOAR Lamp Oil, Cigars
window Glass, Csnces
Green and black Teas oct.
IERMs-Under 500 cash. SIafi a. 49,
inoa'ns credit Tor approved pager
ALSO 81 nos salt Beef.
ALSO,
SO boxes Oranges
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
ie II Auctions
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
Z. FRANCE Il co.

For This Day.--Capitals: $40 9Co, $780, $500,
1850, 1912, 81 OF It0U, DC. Is numbers, IL drawn.
Tickets S..
Also, the Dollar Lottsry--C Capitals: $3.50, 767,
$50, ~ VI 200, &c.
Drawn Nos. CT Pata SEQ, GO:
3 43 70 10 20 30 70 8 81 As ii 6e
Quarter, 3 43. S14l sold and paid By
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated, E:
2e 40 40 20 81 81 3 CT 20 * As IL
Quarter, 3 40 70. 500 Sold and paid by
do 90 40 50, SlC0} LUCK.
Drawn Nos OF patapsco Ga:
90 80 50 Il 81 81 5 so 49 20 70 e. 60 so
Ticket % IS, Z $a00 sold and paid By
DO 80 $3.50 LUCK.
Drawn nos of Washington IL:
81 II AZ e 43 IS 81 10 26 "a 81 70 81
Whole, IS IS 81, $3.50 sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of Patapsco, 65:
e. II 90 % "A IA 80 ~ Il 90 tS
Half Ga 63 g. $500 sold ap6 paid by
or. II IL &c LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of Bel Air, L.
q sc Al 60 as % IS SO 40 = 81 80 e 81
Whole 80 80 As
Hat Il 43 Prizes sold and paid by
O.. 90 &c 50 C. Z. LUCK.
DO y o.
To my old Customers and Rriends.-My
Office Is now opened at No 3 Governor street,
Nate K G SCOTS oiiice) for the sale of Lottery
Tickets, where it will give me pleasure to wait OH
you. C B. LUCK.
Orders for Certificates o. Packages. or single
Ticke1s and shares in any OF the Maryland Lotte-
rice, will Eneet prompt and confidential attention,
addressed to h. FRANCE &; co, Managers, if
te Is or to c B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUkE DAYS.



WelIin8is1 1;oddIn.
V1EEvyAln,m.sE nUILDIVG LOT nm var.
MARSH Al is 49,, BETWEEN BROAD AND
grs..nI SahEETS.-Will be soId an ErsS. :
nrs,y;.ss me 18th February. Iss3 nnon he
ahis p,,,,a,s commencing at O'Clock. : moi v.ln
So...a iInns Loi on the West line ~ vsnsr 80.
.e..een broad and Marshall stress. $500 80.
ieeei running back about 100 feet ~ m; -
- r oe osideo into twolots Of % fas ssc NJ.
TERMS -One third casii; balance =.
SIX months Tor approved endorsed nes n.;.s ana
per, or title withheld. eotiaoie pa
fell w Gonn,u
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF v.,r
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE and SLAVES =, = :
City OF Richmoud.-By virtue Of decree 80 -, .ne
Circuit Court OF Chancery for the civ of R;.s
fnond, pronounced on the 9th January. TAXA 4.
the case of Lipscomb's Administrator againsr lin.
comb sc the undersigned Commissioner will a.
pose for sae public auction, at the front door of
the City Hall, in the city Of Richmond, on Friday
the 18TH February, 1883 commencing at Ii O'Clock.
III, il fair, If not the next fair day, all the real
estate and slaves which Moses Lipscomb died
sezed, consisting of lots on Broad, Marshall and
Madison streets in the said city, with several wood
en- teuemens thereon also, valuable slaves, con.
sisting of men, womsp and children.
The real estate is to pc cold for one-fourth cseh
balance at s, 2 aud IL months for negotiable notes
with approved enGorsers, and title retained TIL the
further order of the court The slaves will be sold
for cash. 70. l.. JONES, Com'r
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, auc.
id 90
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- hCkIVED an NO. 81 Aiaiu strec1-
Ia Graham's Magazine for March
Godey's Lady's Book for March
For Gale by
fe II MORRIS
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m kRGs PRIME OHIO LEAF LAIRD
JU just received, for sale by
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a TTGNTlSN, EAGLE INEANXEiA -
~ Attend meeting and drill of your Company,
at Lafayette Hall, on Thursday next, the l7th
inst, az TX o'clock Nj. A full attendance is re
CURED, business Of importance will be before the
meeting.
By order of the LIST Lieut. Commanding
fe l6 JOHN POWELL JR O. s.
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A CARD.-We would respectfully call the at
n tention of the public TO really fine and ex-
,ensiye stock of Wines and Liquors, OF which when
we assert we do 80 advisedly, that they will com.
pare favoraby with any similar stock ever offered
for sale in this city, and without coming under the
imputation of Boosting, we would add furthermore
that amongst our fine Wines and Brandies may De
Favor us with call and Judge, IL you please, for
yourselves of the quality and prices.
fe5 WILLS q lOhonnD.
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fNRAHAM AND GUDEY tor MARCH.
Va The Fortunes of the Colyille Family, or
Cloud and its Silver Lining, by Frank E smedley,
author of Frank Farlegh, Lewis Arundel, DC, SO
cents
Light and Shade, or the Young Artist, by Anna
Harriet Drury, 50 cents
Vesiges Of the Natural History Of Creation,
with Sequel, so cents
The Confessional of the Black Pensents, or the
Italian, by Mrs Radcliffe, so cents
For sale by q NJ WEST g. BRO,
fe l6 ) and 6 EXCHANGE
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UARPER's MAGAZINE, for February s sse
Ill GRAHAM'S do 90 90 ~
LADY'S BOOK, 90 90
RUTH GARRETT, or the Lives OF the Earl OF NO
chester, a Romance of Court Intrigue, Dy WIN.
Harrison Ainsworth, Soc for sale oy c,n,
e1 So, opposite City Hotel