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MI ANAGER'S OFFICE-R. FRANCE & co.
lyl For This Day.

MANAGERS OFFICE-R. FRANCE & co.
NL For This Day.
Capitals $4,000 10000, 241l, 1000 25 of 300 25 of
$50. 400 of IS &c. 10 nos, Is drawn. Tickets IS.
Also the Dollar Lottery-Captals: $3477, 1000, 40O
800, Is of 100, &c.
Drawn numbers Patapsco. Ill:
So Al IS 9 4s 16 SIS % 80.
Ticket 16 S. 500; do ls 90, $780, both sold and paid
by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Grand Consolidated, IL
10 Sc 2I 65 AZ 43 "a 4s II 60 81 % 10 SO 90 81.
Whole % Sc 60, $l6s; half 43 AZ 6e $685. quarter 80
40 49, $l6s: all sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, ll2:
67 9 40 SIS Is Sc ~ 10 53 As IL A IL AZ %.
Whole Is 20 As $50; half IA 81. $780, do IS AZ Sc.
$780, quarter A 67 72, $50; all sold and paid by LUCK
Drawn numbers of Md Consolidated, "a:
70 80 50 10 81 80 Sc &c IL so 81 70 81 o.
Ticket so 81 H. do IL 81 TO- do 81 so &C. all sold and
paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers of Patapsco, 1893:
10 10 80 40 81 e. 70 20 SO 3 s.
Whole ticket 10 81 20, sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers of Carroll county, l6:
10 90 72 SO is 65 "a 9 90 40 76 sc.
Ticket "a SO 10, $780, sold and paid by LUCK
Drawn numbers of Patapsco, no:
80 So 90 &c 81 70 "a % 10 81 Is SIS.
Drawn numbers PatapscH, los:
73 81 A So SO II 46 81 10 80 SIS "a &c 10.
aud paid by LUCK
Drawn nu-sbers Susquehanna. 49,
SO II Go So 30 40 4 As 81 % H.
Whole II 50, $500; do % 50, $3.50; half 81 Sc,
s3O5 quarter u 43. $3.50; four sold and paid
bv LUCK.
ISn Bills CRUSHED SUGAR
s)U so do Powdered do
so boxes Loaf do, for sale by
apla DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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This oil is pure extract from Rane Sod "a -.
perfectly tree from gum proved to be invaluable in the
manufacture OF wooens, and likewise for ubricatino
poses. '' '''"'ns Pur-
burns beautifully in any mechanical or ordinary lamp
ara with brllancy, emitting smoke or SMELL and does
not CONCEAL in the coolest weather
wit used exclusively by the railroad companies in Eng.
ANU Tor sig a lamps and lubrcatng locomotives and Is
now exclusively used in all the Light Houses throughout
treat britain and ireland, well As in great cops9mp,
on among families; and is offered for the first time
tnis country ard confidently recommen ended as sub
stte lor any use to which Sperm Oil is applied and at
% tierces ofth above Oil. for sale by
ap IL DAVENPORT AIIENx co
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The SAFETY LAMp.-Everybody has heard
of Sir Humphrey Davy's Safety Lamp. and thou.
sands of valuable lives have been saved by its in
PRODUCTION into the mining districts Of Europe and
this country. Its discovery hts immortalized
the name of Sir Humphrey-especially amongst
the neutrality-suspicious. of whom yet unborn
will sing his praises as they descend into the
bowels of the earth. Well, the principle dis
covered by Sir Humphrey and successfully
applied to his lamp. is capable of serving useful
purposes when applied to other descriptions of
has most successfully applied it to lamps
constructed for using burning fluid. There is
no mistake about the matter. We have
seen it fully tested, and know what we say.
By simply introducing into these lamps a brass
wire gauze tube, containing $40 perforations to
the inch, he has dsarmed them of all terrors
The tube supplies the burners freely, while at
the same time it efectually guards against com.
bustion. The cap to the lamp may be even re-
moved, and the fluid in the tube ignited,
without danger. Housekeepers and others
who this Illuminating agent, ought by
all means to procure set of these lamps. Mr..
Evans always keeps full supply on hand. at his
China, Glass and Earthenware establish ment, on
Main street, where we invite all interested to and
call satisfy themselves the utility of the Safe
ty Lamps.
MUsIcAL.--Paul Julien gives his second and
last concert at the African Church this evening.
Need we remind lovers of music that this is
probably the last opportunity that will be affor-
ded many of them, of hearing this wonderful ar
tiste? He presents programme studded with
gems from favorite operas; and besides repeating
the Carnival of Venice" will execute fantasia
on National air, and 'hus afford us nn opportu-
nifty of hearing from his magic bow, old md fla
miIiar sounds accompanied with all the graoes
which genius like his knows so we'll how to adapt
to each. We shall have, in word, old and
homely acquaintances decked out in the latest
Parisian fashion. We trust the citizens of Rich
mond will on this, as they hrye on every former
occasion, show a proper appreciation of brilliant
artistic accomplishments, by giving Paul Julien
a reception worthy of his genius.
Another candidate for popular applause is now
on her wav to this city. Mrs. EMMA CHILLING.
HAM BosrwIcK, an American Prima Donna, and
a lady of rare musical accomplishments, expects
to reach this city in few days. on her return
from professional tour as far south as New
Orleans. She purposes giving one or two mnsi.
cal entertainments in Richmond-simil to those
which have proved so attractive and successful in
the South and West.
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AePNINTMENT OF pROxY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
we the subscribers being Stockholders in the James
River and Kanawha Company do hereby constitute and
appoint true and lawful
Attorney aud Proxy, to represent each of in all Gene
raj Meetings of the Stockholders of said Company, held
within six months from and after the date hereof wher
wa not personally present represented by some
other proxy with full power and authority such &c.
neral Meetings give such votes and do such
other acts each ofus could give do a
Der ofthe said meetings If personally present.
and do hereby ratify and confirm whatever vote or
votes. acts, said Attorney may lawfully give
do for in pursuance of the authority hereby conferred
upon him.
Witness our hands and seals. this day of
one thousand eight hundred and
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RICHMOND MARKETS, April I

ToBAcco-The market for this article exhibits more
animation, and both Jugs and leaf of good substance
and quality shade higher.
BARKsDALE & READ.
FLoUR-We bear of operations to-day. There
sales towards the close of the past week at 81 Is
for Richmond superine, and - 81. for Scotsvlle
brands.
GRAIN-We hear of Transactions consequently
farmer quotations remained unchanged.
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Sanbury and Eric Railroad.

Sunbury and Erie Railroad
PHILADELpHA, April IL.
The Supreme Court has granted an Injunction
to prevent the commissioners oil the county from
subscribing the sum S2,OOO.O0O to the capital
stock Of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad.
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LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER IsApr,

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ISARFI
CHARLESTON, April IL.
The steamship Isabel. from Havana, has ar
rived here with dates to the 9th inst.
The political prisoners, who have been confined
in prison tor some time past, have been pardoned
and set at liberty.
The health of the Hon. w. X. King continued
unchanged. He was preparing to leave for the
United States, but did not sail on the 9th inst,
the period heretofore named for his departure.
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DOGGETT 4 ANDERSON.

AND PAPEK HANIERS,
Corner of Governor and Il ranISli i'm SIS
III AVE now in store their spring stock of French aud
Il American Paper Hangings Borders. Fire Screens
and Curtain Papers, making complete and elegant as
sortment of all the various styles in also large va
riety ofhoor Oil Cloths. India and Cocoa Mating Win
dow Shades and Blinds with general assortment of
Curtain Goods Cornices and Trimmings curled hair
aud shuck Mattresses, with many other articles in
line, all of which will be sold the most reasonable
terms aud Paper Hanging and Uphosterng executed ia
the shortest notice in town counry. NH 30-3m
Ia FOR HALIFAX, N s.-The superior fast
S&e sailing brig GEORGE WASHINGTON, Captain
Micnner having the greater portion of her cargo
gagged, and going board will sail with all possible dis
patch, For balance of freight apply to
ap4 DAVID CURRIE.
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SHIELDS & soMERvILLE
OFFICE OF THE j. K q K Co, D

OFFICE OF THE j. II d X CO.,
Richmond March 18TH 1858. I
4 CALLED meeting of the Stockholders of the James
"A River Kanawha Company will be held at this Of
fee Wednesday, the Goth of April next, in accord
with the provisions of the I'd Bye Law of the Com
pany which provides that general meetings ofthe
stockholders may be convened any time by the Pres
dent, the application of any number of stockholders
not less than forty owning together not less than 60O0
shares.
By a resolution othe stockholders it is provided that
every power ofAtorney appointing proxy to represent
stock shall be regarded sufficiently authenticated, if
be under the hand and seal of the stockholders and be
attested by witnesses,
By order of the President.
WIN. P. MUNFORD, Secy.
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PAUL JULIEN,
Grand Concert

PA l. j l. L Il N.
ATTHE AFRICAN CHURCH, ON
Tuesday Evening, April 18th, 1853,
To comply with the most aattering solicitation of
merous families who unable to attend thu First
Concert; on which occasion he will be assisted by
Signer ATTILIO ARNOLDI, TENoR-from the Ital
ian Operas. New York; and
Herr CHARLES BECHT. PIANIsr-from the Grand
Conservatory, Bernformng array of Musical Talent
of the highest order.
This programme will be executed faithfully.
l-INTRODUCT1ON-Pian Forte-"Jeannette and
Jeannot." Composed and executed by Herr CHARLES
2-"MA CELINE" or "MASANIELL O"-Grand F. an
tasia for Volin-HAUMANN-PAUL JULIEN
Sill RACONT0-"Di Pescatore Ignobie'-DoNI-
zETrI--SIGNOR ARNOLD
4-SOUVENIRS D'AMER IQUE-Fantasia Ma
tonal Air: Byparticular request-vIEux TEMPS
PAULpULIEN
1-BUFFALO HUNT-Galop de Concert-Composed
and executed by HERR CHARLES BEcHT
2-CAVATINA-From Ottello-RossINI-SIGN OR
s-LA FILE DU REGIMENT-Grand Fantasia
ALARD-PAULJULIEN
4-SPIRITO GENTL-Fsom La Favorita-DoNIzErrI
SIGNOR ARNOLD
5-"THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE'-By particular
request-PAeANlNI-PAUL JULIEN
B-HERR CHARLES BECHT will preside at the
Piano
EY-Tickets One Dollar.
EYsDoors open at 7-Concert to commence at
O'Clock.
tFSecured be obtained at p. H. Taylor's
Music Store and admit tickets be had also at all
the Book Stores and at the door the night OF the
Concert.
EYrAttentive Ushers will be in attendance.
The Piano used this occasion is from Messrs.
'' = " W. q. coRBELL, Agent.
MONS v.GUERIN, Manager.
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h DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.

ONLOF, WVNCUKE & co.
GNARGO OF SUGAR. MOLAssEA &C.
~ AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th inst
commencing at o o'clock, will sell at our wharf and
warehouse at Rockets, the cargo the schr cho from
Attakapas, with
PIG hhds Sugar, shipped from seven plantations
and VIII doubtless prove to be the best
cargo of sugar landed this season
1856 bbls prime Molasses 7...
Also--20 hhds Muscovado Moasses
ITO boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles &C.
credit for approved negotiable paper.
- Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO
Auet
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Apri

BALTIMORE MARKETS. April II.
FLoUR-We noe sales to day of 1000 bbls Howard
Street Flour at 81 87a.
WHEAT-A cargo Of prime white sold to day at 81 20
per bushel.
CoRN-White sells at 53a55 cents aad yellow at STA
5a4 cents per bushe.
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Steam Boiler Explosion.

Steam Boiler Explosion
NEW York, April IL.
The boiler belonging to dredging machine at
the Navy Yard exploded this morning, killing
the Engineer and Fireman and injuring several
other persons.
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t%TRATTONs OFFICE, NO. south I4th
~ Street.
Let all the world say what they can
Fo selling prizes Strattons the man.
Drawn numbers ofDelaware. No 77-April4:
ii AZ SO 81 81 IS 81 3 SO 42 25 40 ~
Drawn numbers of Delaware. No 7s-ApriI g.
SO 66 10 65 70 Sc 60 Al II "a As 16 ia Q
Ticket Nos IL AZ IS, sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn numbers OF Delaware, extra, 8l-Apr5:
10 80 Sc Is &c &c II 76 "a 10 63 rs
Quarter numbers 10 Is Ca halfdo ID 26 II: whole do
20 80 eoo' all SOLD and paddy STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Delaware extra s3-April 7:
SO II 70 60 81 81 80 10 IL 70 81 As 90 l.
Ticket Nos 81 IS 49, $40; half do 81 7s $40 whole
40 Z 81 49, $4n sold and paid by STRATTON.
Also Delaware, No e0-April 7: Fl7
II SO SO &c "a Al SO "a 2 "a e5 rfrf
HafNos II "a, 500; do do g. 500: sold and paid
oy STRArTON.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, No sl-Apnl 8:
3 % 20 46 l2 69 as 81 40 &c 80 81 A.
Drawn numbers OF Delaware, extra, s5-April g.:
81 ~ SIS SO 70 60 81 II 25 81 IA %
Ticket Nos IA 4a co. do do ia III do do % AZ ST. do
do 20 25 81; all sold and paid by STRATTON
Drawnnumbers of Delaware, No s2-ApriI u
26 A 81 63 46 10 SO SO 60 6i
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MARINE DlsAsTER-The schr Tioga, Capt.
Crowell, from Boston for Richmond, put into
Norfolk on the Sth inst. in distress--with loss of
mainmast. sails, &c. The hull of the vessel,
however, was in good condition, and the cargo
consequently uninjured. Consignees need there
fore, entertain apprehensions about their goods.
She will be forced, however, to discharge por
ton of her cargo. to enable the carpenters to fit
new mainmast.
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SECOND DKsPATCH.1

SECOND DKsPATCH.]
WARRINGTON, April IL. P. NJ.
The rumored rupture in the Cabinet has been hoaledi
No resignation or changes have taken place. Barely
a quorum of Senators present in the Senate Chamber
to-day.
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THE CABINET NOT A UNIT


Reported Resi- gnation Of Secretary Marcy,
REASSEMBLAGE OF THE SENATE
WASHINGTON, April II.
The President of the United States has requested
Senate to ble for the purpose of considering
siness Of Importance. Many Senators having left the
city, the has been despatched for the
purpose of summonng them to meet to-day at twelve
o'clock.
The Cabinet, it is rumored needs reorganizng Sec.
rotary Marcy has, it is currently reported resigned the
State Department, and Judge Gushing has been named
as his Mr.. Dobbin will supply Mr.. Cs. place
Attorney for the United States, and Com Stockton
will be invited to take charge of the Navy Depart
ment
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co

GROCERIES, &c.-On THURSDAY the 1Atb
I April, will sell 10 O. clock at our auction
store, an assortment of Groceries, viz:
Laguayra and Java Coffee
Bacon Coffee Sugars
Moasses Soap
Green Teas, Candles
Lamp Oil. Brandy
Rectifed Whiskey N Rum
Wrapping Paper. Cheese lr
ALSO
100 boxes Oranges
TERMs-Under 800 CASH 800 and over s,r ,,or.l.
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN eco,
ap IL Ancts
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THIRD DEsrATCH.


WAsHlNGToN, April11,5 P. M.
Mr.. Buchanan has been nominated and confirmed as
Minister to England Secretary Marcy has positively
resi- 'ned Great excitement exists in the political cir
cles here.
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JAMES BROWN, Dr., (who has ii led the office o
- Second Auditor of Virginia 80 years pasl offers
his services to the public after the LIST day of January
next, STOCK BROKER
He will agent, purchase and sell State Stocks, Bank
Stocks. Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies and
City, Corporation and every other description of market
able Stocks.
He will. for moderate compensation. act attorney
for the transfer OF stocks sold by persons residing dis
from Richmond and particularly of State Sticks
being familiar with the laws and regulations governing
the aud will collect and remit interest and dvdendl
payable in Richmond all descriptions of stocks, and
also claims the public treasury.
j. B., Jr, being well known throughout the State
deems it unnecessary to annex any references
de s4--f
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aid, in the shape Of something to relieve their
bausted energies.
HUSTINGS COURT.

This tribunal met yesterday-it being the reg
ular monthly serm-and proceeded to the trans
action of business.
John R. Eckert, arraigned for misdemeanor.
was tried, found guilty and sentenced to under
go one days Imprisonment in the city Jail and
pay the cost of prosecution.
r. B. Tunstall was fined $40 aud costs for per =.
hitting slave to run at large,
During the session, Messrs, Merrett, Tyrer,
Burton aud Cowarl lin, appeared and qualified as
Aldermen.
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TO THE PURLGC

:. To TIKI PUBLIC.
YuNHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House ia
the city ofRichmond and is preparedt entertain in
the best manner members of the Legislature and the ira
Yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired ndnewy and handsome
~ FURNISHED this well known popular hotel pleasant
y and conveniently located Broad and Governor st
near the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled give satisfaction to those who may ia
YOUR him with their patronage
no 1T R. r DARRACOTT
"A VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS At
- COST.-The subscriber, intending to have the Old
Ark pulled down, and one put up of modern STYLE
will sell a variety of FANCY GOODS at a reduced price
so now is the time for bargains for few days. The old
stand No 100 Broad street.
Sap Sat l. HAROLD.
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NO CHANGES IN THE WEATHER WILL mate
teraly affect the body fthe blood is pure. Every ind
vidual even tn most diseased has within him germ or
root of that original pure blood of common mother
Eve which germ of pure blood is the supporter of his
life and is in constant struggle to throw off the heero-
geneous corrupt humors, which the of dis
in the individual. By purging the BODY of this dis
eased individual of it's bad humors you allow the germ
pure blood ogn ground and to make blood OF better
quality, and progressively till the whole mass is
regenerated for the good principle good pure blood
always striving to be predominant the bad de-
eased humors Let all who wish to be of fine healthy
habit; who wish to have sound mind in sound body;
who desire to be able to stand without injury the
tnua changes of this climates who desire to have healthy
children the Brandreh Pills which will efectualy
cleanse the blood Of all bad corrupt humors and
the human body to tho state of health enjoyed before the
introduction of mineral medicines. Remember Brand.
reth Pills place within the reach of all hea th and long
life
Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office PAL Broadway. New
York other Offices in New York.
BRANCH Richmond. Va
Mol east Main street. corner opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied at
York prices. ap7-2w
POOFING TIN.-loo boxes bright and loaded
IL roofing tin, receiving and for sale by
ap la EHsKINKER
DEACM BKANDY.-6 bbIs really prime, lust
IL received, for sale by
apl2 EHSKINKER.
CUBA sUGAR-in large hhds for sale by
- aP u H SKINKER.
DACON.-i0 hhds Bat more cured Bacon sides
- landing from steamer, for sale by
ap 10 f SKINKER
MAsON's BLACKINGs-a5 gross for sale
Nl by
ap 10 Ell SKINKER
AGUAYRA COFFEE.-lOO bags prime Ian,
IL ding, for sale by
ap u Ell SKINKER.
kNSH1Nas RODs.-Jointed fishing rods, superior
hshlng lines, hooks rules. sinkers, leather drinking
cups &C., pocket Hacks for sale by
RIM ZIMMERMAN,
aP II Corner Main and eth streets.
ENLY BRUsHEs.-Fly Drivers, made of hand.
Il some Peacock feathers beautiful article for the
coming season, for sale by r NJ ZIMMERMAN
ap ~ Corner Main and 10th SITS.
a LUM WATER.-We are now the sole agents
a Tor the Augusta Springs Alum Water, so highly
approved OIL and thought by many be superior any
other. We have just received fresh supply and can
iufnshit In any Quantities To be had only othe agents
DUVAL & BRO,
up - Druggists Bank Square.
Oh hHDs PRIME BALTIMORE SIDES
~ do do do Shoulders
10 do Ohio Joles
~ tlerces baltimore Hams, small size
Lard In bbs and kegs
loo halt bbs old c gross Herngs
Just received, for sale by
an Il JOHN woMBLE 4 Co
MEDOC CLARET WINE
~ Common Port Wine
Brown and pale Sherry Wines
Madeira Wines
VI my own Importation for sale bv
WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
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Observation-Disclosures No s5-CapitaE $4,000
rs Nos, 12 drawn. Tickets 49,
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
WADSWORTH, TURNER 4 CO.,
No IL Main afreAf

lave received and are receiving large and
IL varied assortment of foreign and domestic Dry
Goods among which are variety of and be- utui
style of ladies' dress and fancy Goods which offer
the trade on the usual terms.
Country and city merchants respectfully solicited
to Call and examine stock. We shall continue to re-.
seive further supplies during the season. NH 3-6w
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Observation-Disclosures ex No ss-Canit,l. AZ oOO
rs Nos. IL drawn. Tickets So
Observation-Disclosures No s6-Cnpital. Soa 200 -
70 Nos, IA drawn Tickets S.
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Observation-Disclosures extra, No s7-CaptaI. A..
900. rs Nos 10 drawn Tickets 81
TUESpAY-Delawars, No s4-Capital: $al, 600
70 Nos, ~ drawa. Tickets SIS
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MONDAY-Delaware, No s3-Capital: sa5.75o 7s
Mes, IA drawn. Tickets 60.
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SATURDAY-Deaware extra No9l-Captal. 81
500. IS nos, II drawn Tickets l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No ss-Captal S30l46-
rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets $40.
For SATURDAY, April 23d. Splendid scheme The
Delaware Lottery class D-Capitals $67, 600 70 nos
IA drawn. Tickets SEQ ~
Buyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues increase the number
uold and paid by me.
Orders for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes, and in all lotteries promptly at
tended to- ana drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders to
NH IA NJ STR ALTON Richmond ".
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n WILMA nALL.-By the ships Tonanonda and
~ America, from Liverpool, the subscriber is in
ceipt OF his spring importation of CHINA AND EAR
THENWARE, direct from the manufacturers andsby
the pack from New York and Boston, his supplies of
GLASS; LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS,
DC Having one of the best assortments he has ever
offered in which many and desirable patterns,
and his whole stock having been purchased before the
recent rise in Earhenware and GLASS; he is able offer
great inducements to those in of any article in his
line. HUGH WATT.
NH Ism No ~ Main street
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i AMES A. SMELL, agent for Mlllson Smell has
- taken the stand No. 90. West Main street. lately
occupied by John A. Smell Co., and has Just received
a part and by Wednesday next will have entire new
stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and respect
fully solcs the patronage of the friends of the late
firms OF Jno. A. Smell Il Co.. Barnes & Smell and Hugh
Rilegh. oc lift