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- streer.
Let all the world say what they can,
Fo selling prizes Stratton's the man

! ~ Stfccts
Let all the world say what they can
Flo selling prizes Stratton's the
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 4G-Feb "a:
50 90 "A sc SO 10 50 SO &c 70 Is 90 4s.
Do 20 do DO il s rs Also pszsof s1oo.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra 4s-Feb %
g IS 81 SO 10 So IS 40 AZ IS IS ss 6s.
Half ticket Nos Is as p another one sold and Paid by
Drawn numbers Delaware, extra, 81. March
% SIS SO "a 25 SO Al 90 ls IS 1911.
Half Ticket Nos % Al 7oaanother sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Delaware extra No. 55-March
81 81 40 43 % s GO so IL "a AZ.
Half nd Ticket aa Nos q 81 Sold and paid sdb by rrou
Drawn Nos Of Delaware iU; E1 81 March mAsioN
81 10 IS u "a q 40 At 65 A 4a Sc so
Whole Ticket Nos 25 40 81,
by 10 II '4'' Two sT ia ri Paid
Drawn Nos of Delaware No &C. March 9th:
SO so 65 IS SO 30 Is 10 81 IA 10 is 49,
'' w OIL" t sTR x
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Elk &c. Mach 10th:
IS 6 10 l6 81 90 60 SO So SO 10 } 90 49,
Ticket Nos 10 20 10, sold and paid by
sTRATToN
90 a5 4s "a 81 so 81 81 Al IS 50.
Ticket numbers 81 so SIS, sold and paid by
sTRATTeN
MONDAY Delaware No oo-captali sec, ooo rs
Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets Sc.
Observation-Disclosures extra, No 63-Captal: g..
800. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81
TUESDAY-Delawar No 6l-Capital $40 900 -
rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS
Observation-Disclosures, No 62--Capitak ses. 900
66 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets So.
Observation-Disclosures ex, No 6s-Captal ss, 400
10 Nos, IA drawn Tickets So.
Observation-Disclosures, No 63-Capital: $50 OOO-
rs Nos, IS drawn. Tickets S..
FRIDAY-Delaware No 64--Capibel: $4,000 70
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets s5-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. extra. No o7-Capital: o..
900. ~ nos, 10 drawn Tcketsl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, No 65-Capital; ss5.ooo-
rs Nos, Is drawn Tickets $40.
ET-Buyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase th1 number
sold and paid by
tOrders for PACKAGE svtcates or single tickets in
the sbovs ss,emes and in all thu lotteries promptly at.
.-ied to, ana drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to
NH IA N. STRATTON. Richmond Va
71n BALES UPLAND COTTON, all Of one
Il II crop, for sale by
NH IL JAMES WINSTON
Oh BBLs SWEET MALAGA WINE, for
~ sale by
NH IA JAMES WINSTON.
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The FIRE AT New ORLEANs-The CONNER
ca Bulletin states that the entire quantity of cot
ton consumed in the fire at the Alabama Cotton
Press was about 10000 bales. which, with the
machinery destroyed, will amount to some $780,
600; that the insurance offices ahundantly able
to meet their losses VII. ,ut the least nconveni-
have suffered 70 detriment that they cannot ea-
silly stand up to.
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Time was, when the brains out, the man died.,
Not however, nova days. The Council. the May
somebody else only knocked officer Warrington.
brains out, short time since but actually off his
bend The whole town uttered thereat, and
some of the good people of Madison ward seriously
tempated it is said to sack cloth and ashes to
sssuage their grief cat the deep damnaton of his taking
Of But lo the trusty officer is dead He is again
his pins and has announced his determination t. run
with Capt. Jnlsins where about the middle
OF April May we be there to see
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE.-A white man named
William Mantle, was hauled up before the Mayor
Saturday upon the charge of insulting and abu-
sing Mrs Catharine Wright, on the evening of
the 3rd inst. at the corner of Broad ard 9th
streets. 1t appeared from the evidence of Mrs.
w. that Mantle overlook and accosted her on
the evening named, at the corner of Broad and
9th streets, while on her way home-that he
made dishonorable proposal to her, which she
Indignantly rejected, and that thereupon he com
menced abusing her in the most insoent man.
ner. She sought the protection of the police,
and under their escort safely reached home.
After hearing the testimony, the acting Mayor
held the offender to bail in the sum Of $50 to keep
the peace and be of good behaviour.
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Local Intelligence"City Affairs. &c.

TREspAssING.--A young man named George
Lise, Wills labouring under the influence of Ii
quor, Friday night, entered tho mouse of Mr..
Meyer, on Broad street, and refused to leave
when ordered to do so. He was accordingly
handed to the watchmen, taken to the
Shockoe Hill station and mace his appearance
before the Mayor on Saturday. He expressed
the utmost contrtion for his conduct--promised
not again to offend wept bitterly, and was per-
mitted to retire.
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nUvAL's IMPROVED srJpER PVOs
APHATE QE LINZ s,hsa-;La.l-a. a...--..Ss

IiAI = OF LIME.-IEe subscriber has commend
ed he manufacture OF the above Justly celebrattd reno
vator at hsbone and Plaster Mil and will supply anu
quantity upon short notice st $50 per All the nered
ehs are OF the pures qna y gre care take
Ia conn ondlng' Those who prefer pure hasing at hom1
can save freight and get article fully as good as ann
mace Ia this country This artcs will be delivered Al
any OF the depots in this city free Of charge For frhe
NH 9 o D11vAr
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N Y. MARKETS, March 12-2. Pm.
FLoUR--In the -four market there is not great deal
doing this morning prices however, for common state
shade frmer, with export dem md. Sales
$500 bbs at $475aS4s7l for to straight state.
For Southern Flour the market is shade rner with
sales bbls s5.OGia$5,3l4 for mixed to choice
brands.
GRAIS--In the Wheat market there is nothing of
Importance doing, and prices nominally the
The market is steady with sales 1000 bash at
60a6c for New Orleans, 6la62c for Mixed and 64a65c
for white and yellow Southern.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

RETURN OF GENERAL SANTA ANNA
Nrw ORLEANS, March 1a
By arrival from Vera Cruz we have dates from the
city of Mexco to the olst utmo. revenue cutter has
sailed from Vera Cruz for Carhagsns for the purpose or
bringing Santa Anna back to rule over his counrymen
The Trait Union says there DO no doubt about his
election to the Presidency house has been already
furnished for his accommodation in the CITY of Mexico
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DRUNK.-Two white men-Wm. II. Shore and James
Dixon-were arragned before the Mayor Saturday upon
the charge of being drunk in the the previous
night. Az Shore bad committed offence beyond
getting drunk, he discharged but Dixon was COM
mitted because he had Gated disturbance at the door
of the Theatre Friday night.
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LATEST NEWS.
Telegraphed for the Times.
LATER FROM HAVANA.

Mr. King declines taking tho Oatii ms vice
President of the U. States
New ORLEANS. March ~
BY an arrival at this port we have ivcss from Havana
to the Sd inst Mr.. King declines to take the oath of
Office alleging that he did not think he would
ever reach ashngton but that if he should he could
then take the oath. His friends, however have strong
hopes of partial if not permanent recovery of his
health
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NuIsAScE.-Tom Griffin, keeper Of the American Sa
loon fined by the Mayor Saturday last fer allowing
nuisance exist in of his house on Main street
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4 EssfIss sMAssl sessg -EsgRal FAfah

g FHfWmAk AEss,AlEs3qHt.l fAtAh.
- srATlorhRY,s. Bt4Ek BUoEs, pfAn6
FORTES.-A. MORRIS. late OAtEkta & Moesis
would invite the attsuton OF Country Merchants to his
usual large and general assortment ofBOOKS AND
STATIONERY for the Spring Trade
He segs to offer to his old friends customers and the
trade generally the advantages of his facilities
tor prosecuting large jobbing business.
he would solicit especial attention his stock LET
TER AND CAP WRITING PAPER AND BLANK
BOOKS.
lie sole Agent for the sale of the justly celebrated
PIANO FOkTES, manufactured by Mr.. H. Worcester
and would solicit examination Of them from those in
want. =
~ Orders from the country will meet with promp
attention. A NORRiS
NH Ia Publisher and. BOOKSELLER. 81 Main st.
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JUVENILE RowDYs.-Two white lads-Robert
Birch and George Carter-were hauled up before
the Mayor Saturday upon the charge of mali
ciousy and wantony throwing stones in one of
the streets OF the city short time since alta ne
gro boy belonging to Mr.. Jordan. As the COM
plainant was not rendy to proceed with the case,
it was continued, the lads entering into bonds to
appear and answer.
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Sailing Of the Humboldt.

NEW YORK. March l2-P. NJ
The steamer Humboldt sailed to-day for Europe with
seventy passengers and 100000 in specie. Among her
passengers is the new charge to Naples.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.


4 NALL at once
~ MINIS WATSON,
And secure for yourself relative friend one of those
beautiful Daguerreotypes such they fail give
trial of their skill is all they ask and after the picture
Is taken not entirely satisfactory the SITTER charge
will be made They now taking superior STYLE of
picture. which is pronounced by all be gems such
are rarely seen. A fine assortment of fancy Cases.
Lockets &c. on hand, in which they will place pictures
at prices ON ST. upwards Don't forget the place
NH LOOT" MINNIs & WATSON.
CULVER com WANTED-The highest premi.
titles at my Office one door above the Exchange Bank
NIB TT WIN. N lINSLEY.
DORT MONHAS, &c.-Splendid lot of Port
Il Monas Pocket Books, Wallets Gard Cases. &c,
just received per steamer City of Richmond for sale
NH IA R. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
TOHN 8. CAsKIE has resumed the practice OF
the Law and will practice in the Courts held in the
city of lchmond
- Office on 18th street, between Main and Frank
lin streets. NH l4-at
DOlNT COLLAKs, Muslin Yalenciennes aud
Il thread point Collars Muslin and Lace point Sleeves
small figured English prints aud other goods open
ing at G. HARTWELL & cos,
NH IA Opposite wan Tavern.
IN RBLs SMALL SIZE FAMILY HAMS.
III just received and for sale by
NH "A JOHN WoMBLE & co.
"a BELs :. WILSON'S CIDER VlNE-
NH a JAMES WINSTON.
Nh ANAEER'S OFFHGEt-R FRANCE co
lsl Splendid scheme for This Bay
Capitas-s26 900 l.oll 60o0 30oe 1900 10 of ?5o 10
OF SEQ, &c IS nos, Is drawn Tickets So.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Csptals: 10000 1000,
a4a2, 1900, &C. rs nos. 10 drawn Tickets So.
Drawn Nos Patapsco Sc;
AZ 10 46 IS 60 Sc SO 10 So 70 76 81 81
Drawn numbers of Maryland Consolidated class 10:
SO 90 II 90 Sc A 80 80 IA 25 81 A 90.
Whole 4 81, 5000
Do IS 30 6a, SIS Sold and paid by LUCK.
Or. 3 IA %, $75)
Drawn Nos Carroll county II:
Al At 20 3 90 81 SO Sc SO rs 10.
Ticket 10 sc 70, prize efSlo5 25, sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn numbers OF Susquehanna Is:
81 ~ So "a SO 81 Sc 81 43 10 "a II 3 46 a.
Whole , 1s a. $l000
Half SO 81, 800
Do II 46 72, 500 Six more prizes sold and paid by
Or IL 81 "a, 500 Luck
Do "a 81 SO, 800
Do IS SO 70, $500
nh "A CBLUCK~
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EX-PRESIDENT FILLMORE.

W WARRINGTON, March to.
Ex-president Fillmore will leave here tomorrow
Monday for Richmond. Mrs. Fillmore has been quite
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SPRING GOODS.-J. W RANDOLPH, 1911
- Main street. Publisher and Bookseller, will offer 10
Merchants, Teachers and Others unsual inducements to
make their purchases ia Richmond. New supplies OF
Books Stationary &c, bought entirely for cash. are ar
irving by every packet. Blank Books and Paper of
home and northern manufacture in large quantities. al
ways on hand
Blank Books made to order and all kinds of Binding
done, from the plainest finest and most elabera gid
ing.
Books published and Blanks of every kind printed.
NH II
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AUCTION SALES.
BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN
HERRINGs, BACON CaDER. vot,.c-
- GO, &cy AT AUCTlON-At 10 o'clock This
tMONDAYl Morning at my auction store win sell for
cash, the following Articles
Is half bbs No Family Roe Her1ings
A 10. of good Bacon, consisting of ham, and
IL bbs sweet Cider
bbls picked Beef
boxes manufactured Tobacco
5000 common Cigars
cases Boots and Shoes
together with many other articles
-, R. CAUTHoRN,
Auctr.
~ AND STORE FIXTURES-On WEDNESDAY
morning next the 10th instant commencing Mt q cloc
al the store OF Bragg Ruth Nc BOG Broad street fwho
are uecnnlng buslnessl will b. sold auction wi bout
ther entire stock ofBoot Shoes Hats and Caps
IJnsng OF general assortment, sutab for retailing
Also the whole of the Store Fixtures
IERMs-For all sums under $50 cash. So and nn,vords
months credit for approved negotiable notes
sale to be conducted by
mills GEO SUMNER. Auct q
M OsT VALUABLE EsEsTDENCE-aNTs
~ SEVERAL VACANT LOTS FOR SALE AT
Ae Aus , At TIE CORNER OF LEIGH AND
9Th SIREETs-Will be sold on TUESDAY he a2nd
Gay OF MARCH 1893 upon The premises commencing at
II o'clock NJ that desirabv located prooertv AZ he
south east corner OF Leigh and Sixth sire
Ine souh side OF Leigh street 100 feet running back 8
II VIII be divided so as TO give the dwelling 40 feet
aud 10 the three vacant lots each 30 feet front runnin
BACK l0S feet to alley 10 feet WIDE 10 be opened tor
the of this property The dwelling nm bis 10, -
hui oil wood, has abo. basement rooms hes des
C. llent brck kitchen. wood house. smoke house, &c
Inc LOT aoounds In ehrubbey and ornamental and
rs aoReher most lovely residence for genteel fam.
lily;
One-fonr cash. ance att IL and Is months
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by trust
deed II any should desire to purchase tbewboIe
properly before the day sale please cali on The auct
loncer. w GODDIN AMT
- 1890
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TO THE PUBLIC.

FNHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
the best members of the Legislature and the ira
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired and newly and handsome
y furnished this well known popular hotel pleasant
y and conveniently located Broad and Governor st
the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured thai he
will be enabled to give satisfaction those who may ia
your him with their patronage
TT R.F DARRACOTT
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A PEARL STREET. SANS SOUC1
ex HOUSE. eaS9A3yE

R1 HOUSE. el3aA4X
M This House is now in full operation AMI Gz@ask
Vjal those who are fond ofthe goud things
OF this life. respectfully invited call and see
Rtor themselves We have regular Dinner from
\untii o'clock, and snacks served up atal hours
Just drop IN and partake OF good dinner at o'clock
which hour suits all you then sit and
from this House shall be promptly up and sent to
any part of the city In addition to the above we have
sent to us beautiful pantng-Leda and the swan orig
nal by Caracco Every should that as there il no
ether extant and free exhibition that, Our liquors
IRE hne and Will compare with any the city Cali and
fe as c KINBROUaH
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sore, Weak and Inaamed Eyes
Inc great advantages possessed by this arncIe
economy All Physicians admit that great danger is
to be apprehended from drugglng The eye when In an in.
named aad uRh.athy state In the of this save this
objection Is entirely removed, and no harm can by
result from its USE it being, in all cases. applied 10 the
external portions of the eye thereby avoiding all The in
convenience pain and danger, which necessarily attends
ne introduction OF any pungent article into the eve
Its activity in subduug inflammation is SC great that but
lew cases require the use of than one bo,,e to
alter having Witnessed is effects In several Instances
thatlt was "a perfect JfreksAer" We might multiply
reasons why this salve should be preferred above every
thing else IN the treatment of diseases of the eve bu
we prefer 1t shouldstand lis VIII merits All we
asks that its virtues be thoroughly tested and that the
directions be strictly followed.
Free rs cents per bottle with fudjrecops for sale
oy druggists generally and country stores Throughout
the Southern ane Western States. ia 5-6m4
GDLANTATION AND FARM INsTKUC-
- IlON, Regulation, R~cerd. Inventory and Ac
count Book For the of the Manager on the estate
Of -, and tor the better ordering and mana cement
OF Pantaien and farm business in every particular
BY Southern Planter.
Under the above title. J. w. Randolph, of Richmond,
virginia, has published most admirable work-one
which every pantr and lararr should only possess
but carry out is objects and AIMS both in the lister and
IN the spirit; Tor they attend the PRODUCTION of su,
tenn In the manag -ment Of landed estates The book
pun 10 nave neen gotten Up guide to oyerseers
Popretos OF such estates would themselves be equally
benef'led hyerrsonally wing its numerous plans
nhs ana suggest ons tor after caetn looking through
ana studying its details, we most saw
that they are founded IN wisdom, aud if pracced upon
would be p-omotve alike OF economy and hum ,niy =
economy inthe management, Of the firm plantation
and humanity in prov ding for the comfort and health
OF the slave as well as st ck
AMERICAN FARMER
Tuoished and for sale by J. w. Randolph, and all
otner poo kseers. Price Sc larger edten is also pub
sneo Tor Cotton Plantations The book will be sent by
mall post paid to all who remit The price in money
or stamps, " '''"''
% Orders from Merchants Teachers. and others
VIII meet with prompt attention ifsddre ssed to
J.W. RANDOLPH,
mh IL III Main St., Richmond
hiVHDEND.-The Board of Difecto of the Eich
- mond Fire Association have declared dividend
oil iZs per cent on the capital thereof out Of the
profits OF he ast months payable to the sioekhodeIs
az me once on and alter Thursday the 10th March,
1855 BY order ofthe Board OF Directors.
mhe JNO. H. 30 SHEER Secry.
RHAA ALL sUGAR-25o bags for sale by
- fc 81 DAVENPORT. ALLESSS CO
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X. FRANCE & CO.,
MO 8 GOVERNOR sTENErr EECu
MOND. VIRGINIA.

Gfand Loticries for March, 1853.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR MARCH 49,
100000, 10000, 10000 7,5on.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class g. to be- drawn
Baltimore on Saturday, March 10. 1858. rs nos,
drawn - = ~'
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THE LATEST AND REsT RooIS

O ,lMo Is inc new edition Of Mayo's Guide col
anhs a necessary and legal forms for the proper co,
dact OF oisiness by merchants farmers masistrare,
mia. - ~ ''"'e Vi 'Hs'
Under the new Revised Code, many of the old form
are rendered obsolete and ILL GAL hence the inportapc
to those having to draw instruments of writine in %
ing copy OF the latest and best book of Forms Prc
rs s o9-neatiy and substantially bound Tor use Pal
shed and for sale by
NH 70 rao ~.
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AMEs A. SMELL, agent for M,llson Smell i'd
taken the stand No es, West Main street, late
occupied by John A. Smell 81 Co. and has inst receive
part, and by "Wednesday next win have an entire ne
stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and most
firms OF Jno A Smell s. Co. Barnes 4 SMELL and HnJ
S's"' &C it'll
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SN FOR CHARLEgrON. u, Ct


HWV has been fasely and malciousy rumoured that
A-intepded disseminating the manufacturing bust.
ness this is to Keep before the people, that am still ma
king to order all styles of genteens aud ladies' DOTS
SHOES and CATERS Not ungrateul ior past ia
YOURS and the liberal patronage Ihave with most
respectfully ask continuance ofthe same. IT, by using
nothing but the best material employing compel ent work
IN, attention to business with desire and effort to
please merit your patronage, hope to receive it.
PETER TINSLEY,
Js l9--lm 23s Broad street.
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.
To succeed Barque Parthiuu now loading
A NV

FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT
To succeed Barque Parthiuu now loading
THE CLIPPER BARQUE CYANE
George BURMsTER, COMMANDER
odd This beautiful vessel will succeed the baroue
ssSP ARTHiAN above, and having proved her
self to be very fast saie having made several of the
quickest passages Iecord,is expected make very
quick passage For freight passage having superior
accommodations apply to
NH DAVID CURRIE.
.ata4 FOR BOSTON-Firsf Vessek-The su
49, perior fine fast sailing schooner FRANCIS
caPtin Sears having portion of her cargo engaged
and going board, will sail with all possible dis.
patch FOR balance of freight of 500 packages tobacco
passage having superior accommodations, apply to
NH 7 DAVID CiJRRIE
<aaA FOR BOSTON DIRECT-To sail on
s2AsAAA FRIDAY, the 4th instant at 10 O'clock NJ
The schooner ABBY WELD, Captain Bullock is now
receiving freight and will sail with all possible dispatch
For freight OF 100 packages tobacco, passage apply
to R, RANKIN,
mn On the Dock.
a FOR CHARLEgTUN, =. a-Ibe su.
SsSe perior fast sailing schr JOSEPH JAMES. Captain
Mitchell will be ready to receivs freight Tuesday the
9Th instant, and Ill above with all possible dispatch
For balance offreght of2OO bbls applyto
NH r.. RANKIN nm tho Doch
@Nsy a MISTAKE CORRECTED.-As it
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10 nay old customers and frienas
ERrMy Office is now opened a. Nos Gove.nar o+v..
ate II u SCOTS oifce for the sale of Lottery Tcke
w1ere II Will give me great pleasurs to wait ON YOU
q, "a Tor Certificates or Packages single tic
prompt and confidential attention if adore ssed to
ta H. FRANCE & CO., Managers or to
mho Z. Il. LUCK, Richmond Va
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

NEW YORK. March l.-Cleared schr Mary Jane
Peck Dupuy. Richmond. Ard schr Cornea, Grant
Richmond.
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Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters S.
$4,000, 10 of 5000, 100 of 1000

@3UgUg, II OF 5000, 100 of 1000
Susquehanna Lottery class l6 to be drawn st Ralt
MORE March 80 rs nos, II drawn " DA''
CAPITALS
of:--.-.'.-.--S3O9 900 100 OF, ..s 1oC
10 of. ; r.;-, 5000 100 of. ......-... "a