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r~A,a Meeting of the Council of the

PesoIDed- mat poll be, and the same Is hereby
d;rected 70 take the sense of the freehoders otthe
civ on the question whether the Council on behalf
Of the city of Richmond may subscribe G 70 the
1,c,rnsnv Incorporated for work OF internal i'm
nrovsmert in this State, part OF which is construc
red in and near this city, amount not exceeding
txo hundred thousand dolars-that the time Of
holding the poll be Monday the I'D day OF May,
Is53 and that this resolution be published for one
month ami afterwards until the day OF the poll in
al least two newspapers OF the city.
A copy: WEN. +. SHEPPARD, Z. Z. X.
an 20-ol23dMay
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INTERESTING SALE OF REAL EsTATE-We
invite attention to the notice of sale of Lots In
sidney, this day, by James NJ Taylor. fine op-
portunty is offered to spectators, in view of in.
creasng value of property about Richmond
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CURIosIrY.-There will be exhibited to-day and
tomorrow on the lot near the new Presbyterian
Church (Mr. Moore's) on Broad street, a cow with
six legs. See the advertisement of Mr.. Brszeal-
We are informed thas the animal IL very great
curl osity and we'll worth going to see.
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APPOINTMENT OF D1REcroRs.-The Governor
has made the following appointment of Directors
for the Exchange Bank of Va and branches:
At Norfolk-Mordecsi Cook, Thos Butt, VIM
Tatum and Elisha Pendieton
AT Richmond-kobt w Hughes, Robt NJ Nimmo
and Garrett Watson.
At Petersburg-Wm Brownley, Fl Robertson
and DR. Joseph Cox.
AtClarkesville-Samuel D Booker, Geo c Scott
and Stephen Daniel
At Abingdon-Isaac Dunn, Alexander Findley
and w F Barr
At salem-Abraham Hupp, Charles L Snyder
and Wm M Cook.
At Weston-George Arnold, Jacob Jackson
and John Brannon.
At Lynchburg-Benjamin Wilkes, VIM Read
and Thos w Johns.
At Alexandria Christopher Neale, William H
Irwin and Isaac Buckingham.
The Stockholders of Richmond have elected the
following Directors for the Exchange Bank:
Jno Hobson, Frederick Bransford, L w Glaze
brook and John Jones.
Mr. J Hobson, on Saturday last, was reelected
President of the Exchange Bank.
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The SOUTHERN PULPIT We have received
from Mr. William Porter the first number of a
monthly publication, which he proposes to issue
under the name Of the Southern Pulpit. 1t will
contain able and interesting discourses from the
manuscripts of distinguished Ministers of the Cos
pei of the different orthodox denominations. The
book fully deserves the support of the religious
public. This number contains discourse on the
death of Rev. Stephen Taylor, by Rev. Charles H
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CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-The
Guyandotte Herald learns from MIR. Ruggies'
the assistant eng ineer on this road, that it is
the intention TO put seventy-fve miles Of the
road, from the mouth of the Big Sandy to the
diately, and to have it graded ready for the
rails the present season. This part of the
route, he says, is easy, and the cost of grading
will be slight. We are glad to learn from the
Herald that it is the intention to press the work
with all the rapidity that the State appropra-
tons will allow.
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FAIRs.-This evening the ladies of Church and
Union Hills win commence fair In Springfield
Hall, the proceeds of which are to be appropriated
towards erecting Baptist Church on Church Hill
SO laudable an object will doubtless secure the at
tendance and patronage of the many friends and
admirers OF tbs jealous and gentle fair engaged In
hsowed christian work. A neat, accurate and sub.
stantial model of the church bias been prepared by
Mr. r. j. Starke, and may be seen at the hall during
the continuance of ths fair.
The ladies connected with the LIST Presbyterian
Church {Rey. Mr.. Moore'O will also open fair OF
fancy articles, Refreshments, &c, at o'clock this
afternoon, In Boshers Hall. The object of the fair
10 to aid In furnishing the churc near the Capt.
| tol Square Young men and patrons of good work
will do well to place themselves under the influence
of the "moral suaiion" OF the pleasing lady mana
gers of this fair.
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w;,pe oPiRIT.-Thiriy-three gentlemen If
wilmington, N. c., have subscribed sSI, ea N
70 DC applied TO deepening the bar al the en-
trance 10 Cape Fear river. - ''' Gu
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nc Hoosaac Tnnnsl.

Bosros, May l3.-The Hoosaae Tunnel bill,
passed the House of Representatives this
morning by loo majority. This lunael is TO be
ever four miles long.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Receipts for
the month Of APRIL, 1858, from passengers and
freight Si7 704 OIL
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Arriral Of the PHILADELPHIA at Nsp Or
leans-Nearly $4,000 900 in Gold Coming.
Penalties 10 Prerent Railroad 1eeidsats

Pen0ftses TO Prerent Railroad Accidsats.
BosToS, May IA bill was reported in the
senate to-day prohibiting passenger trains
from passing drawbridges al a greater speed
one TO two hundred feet from the draw, under
penalty to the conductor oil FIVE hundred DOL
lars, or three years Imprisonment in the PEN
Itentary. Persons 10 be stationed with signals
at the ends OF bridges before openiag the
draws. Corporations failing 10 give clear in.
structions to their officers, 10 accordance with
this law, are liable TO a fine of five thousand
dollars.
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UReported for the Dispatch
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, May IL, 1885,
This large and highly respectable body, composed of
delegates from the States of Md d. q, va, N C- ..
c., Ga Ala Miss, Louisiana, Mo-, Ky, Tenn, me-
here to-day in DR. Fullers Church, at 10 o'clock
Rev. DR. Howell President of the last Convention,
called the body to order After the usual religious
services. delegates requested to present their
credentials. 1t having been ascertained that saf
cent number were present. the Convention proceeded
to ballot for permanent officers when the following
| were declared duly elected:
RevR b Howell, d D, of Virginia President
Rev Fuller, ID ID, of Marylano LIST Vice President
Rev J Jeter, ID, Of Virginia, End Vice Presi.
Rev w Back, of Tennessee, 3rd Vice President
Hon Judge Thomas Stocks, of Georgia, 4th Vice
resident.
H X Ellyson, of Virginia and w Crane, of Mis-
slssippi, Secretaries.
Committee of one from each State, was appointed
to enrol the delegates and examine credentials
The hours of meeting and adjourning were fixed,
various committees appointed Ministers from several
States invited to Seats and then the Convention ad
journed till clock.
At the afternoon session, the Annual Report of tn
Bible Board of the Convention was read by its Cor.
responding Secretary Rev. Mr. Buck. This Board is
located at Nashville, and has charge of all the Bible
operations of Southern Bapsts in this country and
foreign lands. Tne report gave an elaborate account
for the past year being SS,07386 and the expendi-
| lures, S6,9l9 75 1t also recommended, a general
system of Bible Colportage for the Southern States
The recommendation YVES referred to a committee for
consideration.
The Report of the Domestic Board of the Conven-
tion located at Marion Ala read by the Cores
| ponding Secretary, Rev. T. +. Curtis This Board
has charge of all the home missionary operations OF
| the Convention. Number of Missionaries employed
during the year in the Southern States II; who have
abored in 20 Cities and at 1877 other stations preached
1858 sermons baptsed 642 persons, organised SO sab
bath schools and bible classes, constituted 81 new
churches ordained "a ministers and 81 deacons built
10 new houses of worship and commend the erection
| of II others.
Receipts of the Board SIG $685. expenditures $14
| 355.4l.
| The Report was referred to the usual committees
The Convention then adjourned till o'clock, hear
| the annual sermon, which preached by the Rev
| DR.. Howell. d.
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~ VACCINE AGENCY.-Dr. A. E..
PeIicnIas Vaccine AGENT. az Richmond. la

prepared to supply virus, with directions for its use
10 all who apply either By post or otherwise.
DR.. PETIc0LAS' Office lie in the basement of
his residence, corner Of Broad ans Mayo streets.
When not necessarily absent, he may be found
there at all hours, day and nighIH
ap 2l-lmt
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WV. F. DAVIS Conn


Nj EDICINES WORTHY A PLACE IN
w Al L FAMILlES.-fHE MEDICINES OF DR.
| J. 5. ROSE are ali of high repute, and cau be
relied upon as sutirg the diseases for which they
recommended, they the result Of an extensive
Medical Practice for the last thirty years III the City of
FoR AZ NERVOUS AFEEcr!oNs.-DR. J. s
ROSES NERVOUS AND INVlGORATlNG COR
DIAl4-The greatest discovery in medical science.
This astonishing medicine tor raising up weak con.
sCu'igu, Gebiiatsd by care labor study or disease
acts like charm. 1t gives srreu 9Th and Appetite and
possesses great lHvigorating properties. For Heart
Diseases, ell Nervous Affections, Fiauence, Heart
burn, Restlessness Numbnes5. Neuralgia raising the
spirits and giving power to the whole system, il il
almost miraculous in its effects. Fifty bottle.
TaE GREAT PAIN CCRER.-TO THOSE WHO
SUFFER- WITH ANY PAIN-Pein is the forerun-
the disease. DR.. 5. ROSES PAIN CURER is
an admirable preparation for rheumatic and other
pains 1t IS the best preparation to for attack
Of Cholera Cholera Morbus, Dyseatery PainR in the
Stomach Bowels, Back, Limbs, Sides, Sprains, Ris-
iugs eT Lumps in the breasts Of F.nlates Ear or
T0othache. Rheumatism. and indeed tor ailv main
no family traveller should be without bottle Of
this wonderful and reliable preparation. il is excel
lent for capkeT mouth throat Ia bottles
at I2i, p and 80 ceuts.
For CQUGHs, Coins, CEcUr, AND WHooPING
CoCGHs-Dr J. 5. ROSES CELEBRATED COUGH
SYRUP, gives immediate relief 10 the worst Cough,
whether consdmptye proceeding from cold. Il
atays irritation Of The Lungs, and tortes the sys
tenn against any future sFacas In bottles at 81 cents
and 81
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dan
serous complaint yields Immediately TO Dr.. J. :.
Roses uever-talli8a GEOLP SYRUP. Price . cents.
WHOOPtNG COZ OH, another complaint, always
worse n cold and damp weather The affected VIII
find great relief il The use Of Dr.. J. $ Roses
WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP, which always
iievss cuc prevents the disease from running into
other diseases, such EXPLANATION of the
LUNGS, DBOPSY il the CHEST, and CONSUME.
IlON. Price 80 cents.
For ALL DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLAD-
pER-DR. J. s ROSES COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT OF BuCHU.-This IS decidedly one of
the best remedies used for diseases OF the kid
news bladder, &c and also for equity affections; al
ways highly recommended by the late Dr.: Physick
snd many of the most tinguishcd medical men
abroad. Price 50 cts.
All of the above Preparations, with Dr.. Roses
Medical Adveerto Persons in Sickness and in Health,
to be had of o. A. Ssrecker a. Bodeker, } B. Wood
Purcell Ladd Co. Adie i Gray Bennett Beers,
A. Duval, X. r. Duval Brother, Wn. T. Ladd, A.
Leslie s. NJ. Zachrieson end by dealers generally
throu ghout the county and State.
Sc 2l-d9faW&wIy
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
TRusTEEs SALE OF NEGROES

hUSIELS' ) A J. L OF MICROBES
FURNITURE, BRICKS, &c-Bv vtrtpa ~ t.
need OF Trust; executed to the subscribers bv Jobn
hgtchesou and wife, dated September Sch I8f5, mud
ouhy recorded in the Clerks Office of Henriro
county we shall proceed to sell the residence Of
99a2 Hutc heson On Church HILL atpnbic AUCTION on
IuEsDA1, DecembeT 1lth, 1883, all the personal
property included in said deed conS;sipr ~ riIfp
iEf.N NEGROES tmen women aud ehildreD:l sIl
tue household and kitchen furniture one horse ore
carriage ana gear, carts. cows, dc &c
Also, one kiln Of BRICKS uuburut a la. Of ,,,n.a1
barrows, brick nouda. &c.
The bricks will be sold on four months credit FIR
approved endorsed ne Eutiable notes
Negroes, Furniture, &c, &C. cash
aiso one acre OF Ground fronting I65 feet on 26tb
ana loo leet on 9Th street. running buck l52 feet
doVY used Us brick-yard -
THOS. J. STARKE,
de l-2aw4t&dtde -
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FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell
NEGRO WOMAN and CHILD, to remain in
the city, orts vicinity This woman is about Is wears
old, IS sold for fault is said be woman of excel
lent disposition, very honest. very good house SER
want, cleans very nicely does plain sewing very we'll
is fond of children, and doubt would make good
nurse Apply TO TOLER i COOK,
nov II Pearl street
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no 2-dtl0D
Garland, &c,

RObiuson's Admir- i ais. J
Those creditors of the
son, deceased, who fai
their claims against said
june last, are hereby not
their said claims before
C,.y Of December next,
of the Circuit Court Of
18th November, 1855.
no ed 10th dec.
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MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.sales Of 1000 bills Flour at
500 Wheat has declined three our four cenis-
Corn easier.
new 1oRK' Dec 9.-Flour slightly easier. Wheat
and Corn firm.
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WANTS.

w ANIED-For the ensuing wear -
W COOK and ROUSE SERVANT GppIv IN
ANDREW JOHNSTON
Corner Of Leigh and 9Th streets
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DEATH OF JONAS CnGCKERGNG
CUSTOM Dec 9-Jonas Chickering known OK
'eosi'e'y as manufacturer of pianos, is dead.
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A NEW, SAFE AND SIMPLE RE

4 NEW, SAFE AND SIMPLE RE
"A MEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA,
HOARSENESS, &c-LEONARD'S INSTANT RE-
LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE.
The proprietor having tined this valuable Medicine
for several years, both in New York ard London
with great success, and from the number of cures al
ready effected in and about Richmond be is induced
10 otter 1t publicly. 1t is an agreeable Medicine:
equally safe for the infant the adut-to be hac i'm
u and 81 cent bottles the corner OF 4tb and Broad
streets. Richmond, Va.
no2l-ts TIOS. LEONARD ( co
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
COLLISION ON TIE ERIE RAILROAD

~, :. II F'IFIE' ILItJAJ.
NEW YORK, Dec. "a collision occurred on ,b,
'1tie railroad last night and Ave or Fix persor.
were seriously hurt.
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NIGHT SALES.-THlS EVENING

NJ lGHT SALES.-THlS EVENING
~ commencing at O'Clock, will resume
night sales, and continue them throughout the
son, at which time will be offered from the shelves
splendid collection OF Staple and Fancy Goods, Card
ed and Table Cutlery Of every description Britannia
and Glass Ware.
Also, fine assortme ut of Cloths Cassiueres Vest
ngs, Muslins, Alpacas, Silk and Cotton Pocket aud
Head Handkerchief Cravats, Irish Linens Linen
Table Cloths, White and Brown Hosiery, all colors
Shaws, &c.
Also CLOCKS of every style and pattern.
English Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES
Do do Detached do
Do do Cylinder do
Also, fine stock of double-barrel Guns, Pistols,
Bowie Knives &c.
Country merchants aud the trade invited TO at
tend our sales they will find large variety, and Of
iirst.rate quality
Sale commences every night at O'Clock.
MOI It's A. MOTT CO, Aucts
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HOUSES 4 LOTS AT ROCKETTS

HUUSES & LOIS AT ROCKETS
- - AND PORT MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUC-
the 18th December, 1853, upon the premises, com
HeHclng at SO o'clock, 143 feet Of Ground At Rock
cts, on the south side of Lester street. on which
there stands framed Tenemeuts, occupied as stores
&c, and yielding fair rents and adjoining the proper.
ty OF Nh Hiram ". Tyler on the South, and the pro-
Perty OF MI j. f. Register the North. 1t will be
divided to suit purchasers
After which, will be sold 8 handsome Building
Lots IN Port Mayo, Of them fronting louisiana
street, and fronting on Orleans street, and ad Join
ing on the East, Powhatan Warehouse property
1ERMs-One-third cash; balance at and 6 months
for negotiable notes, interest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid
de COMM l. AppEpCnN
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A MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY

A III y L DESIRABLE COUNTRY
- SEAT, VALUABLE JAS RIVER LAND, Ne.
GBQES, AND LARGE QUANTITY OF PERISH
ALE PROPERTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
XIV oesold at auction, on the premises ON TUES
DA1 the 18th OF the present month, Dec if fair if
NOT me next fair day, commencing at Ii O'clock
LAUREL SPRING, late the residence of Edward
C0A, deceased, together with all the negroes and
other personal property thereon, including excel
lei WORK horses good wagon and gear Top buggy
ana harness. and tunlbril cart and gear very fine
much cows and calves, several thousand weight ex-
IRA quahty sheat oats, corn fodder and shucks be.
SIDES the usual variety of household and kitchen fur
nture-a large supply ofNo crate coal And on the
next day WEDNESDAY,, the 18th, if fair, if not,
the next fair day, commencing at IL o'clock will he
sol 500 On the premises of the old place. or FRERY
p1ihAC1, ABOUT miles below Richmond on the old
Richmond and Osborne's Turnpike, the remainder Of
the real ard personal property belonging to the es-
tate OF Edward Cox, deceased -
For terms and more detailed description of III.
property above alluded to, the public is referred to an
encouragement which appears regularly on Tuesday
and Friday III the Wing and Enquirer Plats the
Iah0s nag he seen at the office ofthe auctioneers
- HENRY cox, Executor of Edward Cox, decd
GoDDIN < APPERsoH. Avctieneers. ae ids
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BY GODDIN & APPEESON
MOST VALUABLE TENEMENTs ON

M OST EAL6ABLET ENEMENTS ON
-, =. GRACE, BETWEEN MADISON AND JET
rT,EhSON SItEkTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold TUESDAY AFTERNOON. The f3fb
Decr 1905, upon the premises commencing at 4
e.ock ny Conway Robinson, Esq. Trustee in deed
lnent in the Daily Wing, those two Brick DWELLINGS
on the north lire Of Grace, between Madison aud
Jefferson streets one of which is occupied by Mr.
X NJ Crump, the other By Capt. f. NJ. NiInmo
The said Tenements are located i'll an excellent
city.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
de 8 GODDiN * APPERSON, Aucts
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rI1HOMAS SHEPPARD wishes to cal

IHHOMAS SHEPPARD wishes to call
= the attention of all in want of good BOOTS and
SHOES, that he has on hand full supply of the
above goods for gentlemen, boys and Youths and Ia.
dies misses and children. Also for female servants
and three hundred pairs OF BROGUES of my own
manufacture, which will sell low. call is solicited
from those IN want. Sign of the Golden Boot
doors below the old Market House
no zf-lm THOS SHEPPARD
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rA.s[ffEm 4 CHANGE OF HOUR OF
zzs-r.sEEt;.-=sszSTARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
AND NOkFOLK.-The steamer CURTIS PECK.
captain John Davis, will regularly leave the wharfat
Rockets every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings at half past O'Clock precisely aud re-.
turn each alternate day. leaving Norfolk al the same
landings on the river, going and returning
nc ~ K. o. HASkINS
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
By DAYENPORT. ALLFN 4 %

By DAVENPORT, ALLEN co
GROCERIES, DC, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, the 18th inst, commencing at
10 O'clock we will sell q Auction Store, gene
raj assortment Of GROCERIES, &c, viz;
Bacon Sides Shoulders and Hams
Java Coffee
Candies, Soap
Molssses aud Syrup, in hhds and bbls
Coffee Sugars
Cigars Whipping Paper
Rectified Whisky
French Brandy
Tumbiers
Green and Black Teas &c &c.
TERMS 500 and over rncnths' credit for an
proved Paper: under Sl0G cash.
de 10 ~' A'' 49,.
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BY GODDTN 1 APPERsOY

pURSUENT to a decree entered on the
= n oVth day of November, 1885, in the case of God
olH, aslgnee, Us Bal and ais pending in the Cir
Gun Coutt Tor the city of Richmond shall las sub
stuted trustee in deed of trust from Hilary Baker
ana wlfe to Samuel G. Adams and John Van Lew for
me oeneht OF the Bank of the United States dated
tne elghth day OF June, l6l3 and special commits
appointed by said Court fer that purpose pro.
GEO 70 sell at y o'clock P. NJ. the 10Th day OF jan
@ ioos at public auction, to the highest bidder
on tne premises, the following real pronertv viz
"a LoI OF Land lying in Adams Valley, in the Civ Of
hlc9nohd fronting fl feet on Fifteenth street. sIso
the IoHoWlns pieces parcels of Land living in the
county OF Henrico, near the city of Richmond viz
d iot beginning at the North East corner of II and
I"ehty-iourth streets, continued and running Fast
wardiy along the said street Sc feet and in denrb
aionS said &4th street continued, ITO feet: one m
divided ha OF lot esiDning the north eastwardIv
corner OF Il and 18th streets, continued, and fronting
or sad 10Th street, continued, ITO; and one lot on
Cnon street fronting said street 100 feet and nm
inS Dech l4o feet to street so feet wide on which
IL also fronts 10 feet" The sale will commence at
the lot first named a'
IERMS-For cash as to so much of the proceeds as
WIZ satisfy and pay the expenses of sale: and on
ctedt as 70 the residue of six andtweve months with
interest from date OF sale, the purchaser execntng
pohos with approved security for the credit instaI
is paid. Holm H1tWhPn ,1ehI
Trustee Cgd Corn
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| AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE,

I AMBEKI7S LOTTERY OFFICE.
mo. NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUMS HOTEL-The
OF virginia being now in violation of law, and at
tended with heavy penalty conviction the sub
scrIper would respectfully solicit the orders of his
Having been resident of Richmond for upwards of
thirty years, aud being pretty generally known
throughout the State he deems it almost unnecessary
to give any further assurance that all business conf
ded to him wfl be promptly and properly attended
t9 Packages, single tickets and shares. in all the
Maryland LOTTERIES for sale "
~ The printed official drawings sent to cores
pondents by the first mail
! 70 Prizes cashed ut sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
no 2j-if is Rqitiy,ora Ma