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BETTER THAN GOLD
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD-THE
BEST Alternative KNOWN.
Not a r article of Mercury in amy Form, In it,
An lntall,be curefor Scrofxla Kings Eva Eaeuna.
tisn Obstinate Cstaneoas Eyuptions Pi1npl, or Pas
tnles on the Face Bloches, Bes, Chronic Sore Eyes
Ring Worm or letter. Scald Head Enlargement and
PAN the Bones and Joints stubborn, Ulcers Syphs.
h.e Disorders, Ls1n6ago, Spinal Complaints. and all
Diseases arising from an i'ndicsous Of Mercury
lnY,ndence IN Life or lnaa'arity Of the Blood.
>alS valuable Medicine. which has become celebra-
tTaordnary cures efeced through its agency has in
ducea the proprietor at the urgent request of his friends
to otter 1t 10 the public, which he does with the utmost
confidence IN Its vrues and wonderful curative PROG
cries ihe following certificates selecied from large
number, are however stronger testimony than the mere
word OF the proprietor. As The limits of an ADVERTISE
nen would be too small state the certificates in full
they are condensed much possible but are detail
ed on The inside wIaer OF each bottle. and are all from
gentlemen well known IN their localities and of the
| tie city Of Richmond.
r. Boyden, Esq, Of the Exchange Hotel Richmond
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE administered in
over hundred cases. in nearly all the diseases for
whlchl Is recommended with the astonishing
sooc results He says it is the most extraordinary Med
| lcine he has seen.
q: Is. Luck, Esq, the city of Richmond. and
for many years in the Post Office has such Confidence
| in the astonis fishing efficacy ofCAkTER'S SPANISH
MAIU Il E, that he has bought upwards of so bottles
winch lie has given away to the afflicted. Mr.. Luck
says ne has never known il to tail, when taken accord
| ing to directions.
DR.. John Minge, a pracicing Physician, and former
ly oflhe City Hotel in the city OF Richmond, saws he
CATERS CA, SPANISH MIXTURE, which were more re
truly surprising He says in of Consumption de-
pendent on the Liver, the good effects wonderful
LlVER CoMpLAINT.-samuelM M. Dr;nker Of n.
h:m OF Drinker q Morris, Richmond, was cured of
ties ofCARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE wv
SCROFuLA AND CONSUMPTlON Richard
Z; West, OF Richmond, cured of Scrofula and
what y termed Confirmed CONSERVATION by
BEETLES OF CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
Burton, Comm of tht
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NEW BOOK s.
rEw COOKS
For Sale az NORRIS Bookstore,

HERO AND OTHEHi TALES, bytl author of
Olive The Ogilvies.an and TIE Head of The Fan y;
12mo, muslin, p oe. u
CoNrENrs--I A Hero; Bread upon The Wate-s;a
Alice Leaf.nopt
BLEAK HOUSE by Chas Dickens, with inustf,'
Ions: part XII, emo, papcrr-ce l2a cents uul 2tm
VIII Harpers Library editionsol Domoey fad Cop
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AtTsoNs HISTORY OF EUROPE -Eistpy Of
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AIfsoNS HISTORY OF EUROPE. ,tom re ri
of Napoleon, 1875 to the Accession OF Louis Napo-
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f syS %Tsn H Rsife on EnRoPE iton tSe
commencement of the French Revolution In l,e9
to the Battle of Waterloo, &c; vols, svo musia
THE IL Ii LIFE iS1 AND WORKS OF RoBERTBUPNs,
edited by Robert Chambers complete in 4 YES; ,,
12mo, muslin, price. --;;-:-3 U
MY NOVEL, or Varieties in English Life, by, Pisis,
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the Caxton's Pelham, Harold, Rienzi, Lucretia
Night and Morning, &C. part II, forming the com
petion OF the work; gyo paper;
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MY LIFE AND ACTS IN HUNGARY, IN THE
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GRAY'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY--Ele Elements oil
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DROpOsALsw will be received at this office until


NhEsOPOSALSw will be received at this office until
Tuesday, the 10Th of this month. IL o'clock, NJ, for
the following work:
LIST. cuvert Dock street, from Shockoe Creek to
18TH street. and up 18th to Cary street depth
less than 10 feet capacity feet wide and feet hgh,
clear; side walls to average two feet thick laid in tho
rough flags and covers of strong granite Slabs laid in
cement mortar.
I'd. A culvert about $50 feet long, commencing on
Clay street, 1t and running up Clay to 9th, and
along 9th to Marshall; depth from 10 to l6l feet capa
city Cd feet wide and feet high, clear; side walls
flags and aboye-and to be laid in cement NOR
tar.
3rd. culvert connecting the cuverts in the Valley
north of Clay aud between 9Th and 9th
length about 40 feet capacity feet wide and feet
high clear. and built abovebut little excavation is
ded
4th. culvert about l32 feet long the intersection
OF AID ms and Canal streets capacity feet wide and
feet high, and built aboye-but little excavation
ded.
The estimate for the fir is So 70 per lnea foot for
the second So 49, and for the third and fourth 90 90 per
foot No bids beyond the estimates will be considered
The contract, must be signed within days after the
date Of the award they will beconsidered abandon
ed
For f irher information apply
fe I0-dtd M BATES, Supt. Streets
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THRUST sALE-By virtue two Deeds of rrr

THRUST sALE--By virtue of two Deeds of Trust
and Mrs Ann T. Poore his wife, one bearing date on the
goth day ofJuy 1929 andthe other the 9Th day of Oc-
tober 1925 the payment off ertan of mo-
ney therein mentioned, l viii sell at 10 o'clock NJ on
MONDAY. the 18th February, the Main ST., in the
city of Richmond in front of the lot which the Eagle
Tavern erected and which it stood on the 26th of
july 1928 but which has since been destroyed by fire.
tract of land containing fytwo acres, less y-
ing in the county of Henrico Almonds Creek thence
down said creek as it meauders to a white
oak at Heberts odml dam thence 90 degrees east
poles to Pointers, thence due 81 poles Pointer
thence south two degrees west 1875 poles the begin
ming.
Terms of sale cash.
The title to said land is good but selling as trustee
shall convey with special warrantee only.
JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by w GopD1N Auct fa 10
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EY WELLINGTON GoDDIN.
NAGUABaE EUsLDfNG ON VAL

VAGUABaE EusLDfNG ON VALLEY
STR EET, BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREETS-Will be sold on FRIDAY after
noon the lSth February. 1885, upon the premises. com
m-ncns at o'clock, valuable building lot on the
west line of Valley street between Broad and Marshal
streets fronting A feet running back about 1870 feet
Union street 1t will be divided into two lots of 80 feel
each. This sreally valuable prosperity
TERMs-One third cash. balance at and6 months fo,
approved endorsed negotiable paper, title withheld
te IL w G0DD1N Auct
] AHsGE NUMBER 0F LOTS I'm DU-
- Walls ADDITION FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day of February
1898 upon the premises. commencing 81 o'clock 10
lots situated in Duvas addition at the corner of St Ste.
phen and --s streets. adjoining the residences of Mes
seurs Rebman and r 7 Booker, on some of which
there is fine spring of fresh water.
Also five lots in the said addition at the corner of ST.
Paul and Federal streets, near the Federal spring.
Also lot st Paul street, adjoining the residence of
Mr. Geo Nicholson.
Also,a newly erected frame tenement, on the west
ern side OF Second Cave street.
The sale will commence with the tenement Sc
cond street.
TERMs-One third cash. balance at 3 and months
for negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed title re-
tanned.
fe IL W. GODDlN, Com'r.
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R 4 GED. 3. SUMMER.
RARE CHANCE FOR ANTIQUARIAN,
q UCYEON SALE ON COLE k9iYE

HAssE ChANSE FOR ANTEHUAKEANS.
a uCTEON SAFE OE COLE. SILVER
"A. AND COPPER COINS, MEDALS &c-On
MONDAY morning, the 2lst ios ant, commencing at 10
O'clock at thearge the store Of Mr. Elias Hale
No LOG Main street will be sold at public suction very
large large collection Of old ard very valuable Gold ST.
yer and Copper Coins, Medals and Pocket Pieces COM
prisng from oo0 70 200 pieces belong ag estate
of Abram Levy, deceased.
These coins took Mr.. Levy fifty years to collect and
were highly priced and treasured up by him as great Gu
riosities.
A!so livery tine gold patent lever Wach collection
OF beautiful Oil Paintings; also Chamber Furniture con-
ssting of high post mahogany Bedsead and Bedding
bureau, Washstand, Secretary and Book Cases. pair
handsome Ottomans Chairs, rocking Chairs Carpet, &c
N b The above will be openfor examination on and
AFTER Thursday the 18th instant when catalogues of tie
Coins can be obtained and the public both ladies and
gentlemen respectfully invited avail themselves n
seeing such large and fine collection of great curios
ties, and which is said to be the most valuable in the
United States.
dS@Terms cash.
By order of JACOB A. LEVY
Executor of Abram Levy, deceased.
Sale to be conducted by GFo.J. SUMNER, Auct.
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eUTTA PERCEEA AND INDIA KURRER
1

'HNHE above Pump, for the first time being intro
duced INTO Virginia, invented and practically
tested nearly three years ago The Pumps first put into
operation have been and s in constant use and to
I'll appearance are every respect perfect as when
first put up. Letters Patent this invention were OBJ
tanned Oct 2sth, 1851, since which time the Pump has
been introduced into nearly all the Northern and West
ern States and IN every place where known is rapidly
coming into general No philosophical principles
admit OF water being raised with greater facility than
Is done by this PUMP and intelligent observer with
knowledge OF the materials of which it is mainly COM
posed can witness their adaptation without forming
most favorable conclusions in regard its durability and
extrao binary utility. Pump has Just been construct
ed and put in operation in the of store of Messrs
Barnes Sweeney nearly opposite the north end of the
cd Market on Franklsi street. where the lovers of no
vety aud mprovemenepf Richmond or soiourners from
Abroad are most respectfully invited to cali examine
Ii
l-Y II will give any man of ordinary enterprise an
opportunity to make fortune limited amount of
capital, by calling at the Columbian Hotel during
the present week. from to IL o'clock, A. NJ P.
NJ. A. G. BABCOCK,
ia 23-H Proprietor.
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TO CsHE PUBLIC

TSNHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
the city OF Richmond and prepared entertain in
the best members of the Legislature and the ira
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired aud newly and handsome
FURNISHED this well known ana popular hotel plea
y and conveniently located Broad and Governor st
scar the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
wall be enabled to give satisfaction those who may IA
vourhim with their patronage
u "
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON GODDrN.
MOST REAUTIEUI avn nrs,yy

I'VE LOCATED LOTS ON CLAY AND 9TH SITS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WIl be sold on TUES
DAY afternoon the l5th February 1883 upon the pre-.
misses commencing at O'clock that most beautiful and
ueslraby located nan acre lot the of Clay and
building lots having fronts the east line of 7tb street.
four of them 80 feet and the lot fronting AL feet
each running back l2O feet to an alley 10 feet wide
The location of this property and the dcsirabeness o
the nelghborhood it being convenient the market de
pot and other public places renders peculiarly vaua
bic as residen noes for genteel families
TERMs-O ne-tI1rd cash. balance at and 70 months
or negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note shall be paid
fe w cODDIN An,.
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BY DUNLoP. u0NUUEsE 4 co.

asSGEfssES Az AgCTEON.-Cn TUES.
- DAY. 10th Feb com 10 sncing at 10 o'clock we viii
sell at our store general of Groceries, conss.
ting in part o.
81 binds Sugar, prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
N . Moasses aud old crop
lily
Tallow Candles
Apple and peach Brandy
Guupowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard
Coffee Sugars
80 hbds prime Bacon
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over that amount mo aths
credit tor approved and negotiable paper.
q Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
fe 10 -.
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~ BUSINESS--rhe subscriber having taken one n
the houses OF Messrs L. D. Crenshaw & Co.. INN ediate
ly on the basin. for the purpose conducting COMMITS
SION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS most res
pecully offers his services toli friends and the public
generally He will bis best ots to give satisfac
ton TO those who may patron. en-
f. SUTTON, jr.
N b. Liberal advaces made consgnments
no 92-dtf
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n. H. JxNess,
Attorney at Inv. Rick,nonf. IN,

TTENDS promptly to all business in his profess; on
"A to which heis now exclusively and assiduously de
yoisS himself To enable him the better to dscha gs
lis duties as Counsel and Attorney for the ''Richmo
T. 1g Fund Company he has resumed his CONN 4
on as Notary Public and will also perform all the
acts ppropriate to tl.s o ice
~ liz No. >, Law Building no eff
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb. IL.
bL2uK-We note sales to-day of 5000 bbls -four at 50
ia 20 Is per Dbl for ordinary and s. a5 for choice.
GKAlN.Quiet, at former quotations.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

VOW AND CA1E AT AUCTEON-On
" TURDAY, l2ib inst at o'clock at the lot in rear
OF Mr. q } sumner. will sell at auction, mich Cow.
with young Calf
Hons Eo--Aso, several sad lie and harness Horses
BOGG1-Also a top Buggy, second hand
fe IL X CAIrTuOpN
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rKNasE EAGLE g1AND OIL PASTE
a BLACkING manufactured only by DUVAL Il
BRO IN pound boxes, warranted to be superior TO
all other kinds for % per box One box of this
Backing will suffice prove its shining as well as last
ing qualities.
For sale by r r DUvAL & BRO
10 Corner above the Banks
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senator from New Jersey.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
Inc Legislature of New Jersey met to-day ard elected
Sohn H. Thompson s. Senator, in the place of Commo-
dore Stockton resigned
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= fRAF"ONss OFFICE, No. Sousas Esn
~ streeS.
Let a! the world say what they can,
TO selling prizes STATIONS the mar.
Drawn Nos ofDelawere, No31-Feb7:
43 90 pa II 27 IS "a 81 Sc 81
Ticket Nos 20 81 asa PIE of s4oo, sold and paid by
Drawa numbers of Delaware, extra 80. Feb 3:
50 SO "A SO so 80 126 81 II &C 81 TO-
Whole Ticket No 10 "a 50 Two more soil end paid
Hal Ticket No 90 SO by sT9ATTON
Drawn numbers of Delaware, No. 80, Feb g;
Al 81 II AZ "a 80 65 Al "a 50 Is
Hat Tickets, Me- Al A ~ another ore sold ard paid
by STRATTUN.
81 II 81 60 % 40 6 % &C SO Sc 60 TO-
Ticket Nos 10 81, prize Of $780, sold and peid by
STATION
Drawn Nos of Delaware extra 35-Feb 10
SIS A 33 "a 9 81 e. 81 SO A.
Ticket Nos So A. anotherone sold and paddy
STRATION
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 34-Feb 10:
90 10 a5 6a 10 SO ~ ls IL So AZ 6s.
FRIDAY-Delsware, No s5-Capital. $4,000 rs
Nos, l5drawn. Tickets s..
SATURDAY-Deaware, extra, No 37-CapitaJ; 81
G72. 7s nos, II drawn. Tickets |.
SATURDAY-Delaware. No 36-.Capital: $4,000
rs Nosr - drawn. Tickets els.
5y Buyers referred to nv list Of prizes which ale
registered at the Office proof of what has be en- done
and every drawing continues to increase tho number
solda Il paid by me.
20 Orders for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes and mall the lotteries promptly at
tended to, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to
de 20 N. sTRATTON. Richmond Va
fH'HE agency Of r. FRANCE & co, Managers Of
Il Lotteries is removed to the office late in the occu.
pancy OF Rober5 G. Scott Esq., Governor street end
will hereafter be conducted by C. B. Luck take plea.
sure in recommending my old customers to him as in
every way worthy othe confidence which they have SO
sWerous y extended to me during the last years.
fe c. w. PURCELL
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E1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN ruE.a

I'll GRKAT REDUCTION I'm THE Haap
CAPRICE OF HATS, CAPS AND BOOTS. R@V
In buying your Hats and Boots go right to Head Va
Quarters j. n. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel corner,
where Moeskn Hats of best quality selling SO so
AeConueflS'lGy ) 90
Silk Hats o. the latest fashion. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fine cans KIN seWed BOOTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Together with of CLOTH plush and oil silk
Caps, soft Cur and wool Hats, silk, gngham and cotton
Umbrellas, at low prices. ocl
VIRGINIA REPORTS AND OTprEK
STATE PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE 9Th vol
of Grattans Reports just publ shed also, Gilmer an
dolph, Leigh, Robinson and Grattans Reports Hen
ming Statutes at large Shepherds Continuation of The
Statutes Code OF Virginia Interviewed in vols, aud in
volume not ntereaved Journals of the Convention
and othe Senate and House of Delegates, and Acts of
Assembly.
Maps ofthe State rollers and in book form.
Apply at the State Library to the
fa elm Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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"A MEXICAN FLA RMER.-J w RANDOLPH
IN will act as agent for the American Farmer pub
iished monthlyin Baltimore at 81 per year. This is
valuable periodical and worth times the amount of
subscription to every farmer The January and February
numbers are just out and be seen at l2I Main
street. 20 N
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. II,

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. IL.
FLouR,-Sales made to-day of 5000 bbs State
brand at 50 ls per Dbl. Southern commands S. 81 per
Dbl. Market easier
WHEAT unsettled
coRN-Aggregate sales to-day 10000 bushels; yellow
commands 65 cents per bnshel
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Louisiana U. y. Senator.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
Both Houses of the State Legislature refused 60 so
into election for u s. Senator to fill the vacancy
casoned by the resignation ofBenamin Trenton.
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NAMES A. SMELL, agent for Mdlson Smell, has
~ taken the stand No 80, West Main street, lately
occupied by John A. Smell Co.. aud has Just received
part and by Wednesday will have entire ne
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and respect
sly socits the patronage OF the friends of the late
Rileigh. lift
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Sc.-The sub
L scrber having purchased the stock of goods be.
longing to The estate of r. NJ. Newburn deceased and
opened the store formerly occupied by him, takes this
method of inviting his eHds the custom OF Mr. New
burn and the public generally, to call and examine his
goods He will responsibility banda general assert
of Hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Tools,
&c, which he will sell at very low prices.
A. b. CLARKE,
au II Corner Franklin and 9Th sts
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- TRATrON;s OEFECE, No. 5 -ouT6 LA
~ ssreeI.
Let a the world say what they can,
fo selling prizes Stratton's the mar.
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AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
NIL be sold at the house of Mrs Doctor Lemosv
Wv Broad street, on MONDAY, the i4tb inst. at
II clock, all the household and kitchen furniture of
which she died possessed consisting in part of one ee
CANT French Mahogany Bedstead, several post Bed
steads, II If Mattresses, two elegant Wardrobes one
Sideboard three Bureaus, Piano, in good repair
Dining Tables, Gard Tables Mahogany Chairs Cup.
board together with every article necessary to house
keeping The furniture is nearly and of Richmond
Manufacture.
TERMs--All sums of $50 and under, cash. over $50
months tornogotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed
PULLIAM & DAVIS Aucts
ALEX. SINS. Salesman f, s-dtds
ADDITlONAL--Willb be hired at the SAM, lime for
the balance OF the year, ayoung No. wa sher
and ironer and fair cook P&D Aucts
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FNAEsRG FOR RENT AT AUCTION-On
n MONDAY, the l4th day of the present month"; (Fe-
braary) will rent publicly, upon the premises at
o'clock IN the aiterooon, my Farm. situated mile aud
hall Eat OF the Old Market, tanning about acres
improvements go ddwellng, with rooms all need
iul "uthOuses, good water in the yard &c.
r. H. BLAKEY. .
Renting to be conducted by
fc 8 TOrER & CoOK
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- The SLENDlD NEW A. l CLIPPER
BAhQUE PARTiIlAN Nelson Smith Commander
This beautiful yessr Will be dispatched for the above
polt II suihcien freight should o.ler The accommoda-
oLs Tor ilrt Cas- passerg handsomely arranged
frr ifelghtor passage apply to
f. 3 nAUIn CTTDDJE
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l'y UTueT OF JACUB A. LEVY,
Executor of Abram Levy, deceased.
Sale to be conducted by GFo.J. SUMNER, Auct.
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.

Strike on the Baltimore and Ohio Raiirosd.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l..
All the machinsts, builders, engineers and other
operatives employed by the Baltimore and Oho nan
roan company in this place. struck this morning or hSher
wages Ihey were Joined by the operatives IN all tae
boundaries the city. Aftcrormng in procession wh'ch
numbered over 30Oo they marched through The city.
meeting was held and an advance in wages demanded
from their employers, which demand has been generally
acceded to.
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IL. FRANCE e. CO..
MO : GOVERNOR STREET. RICH.
/ q MSsNN. VIRGINIA

Grand Lotteries Cor February, 1859.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR FEB. II.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass L, drawn at Balt.-
MORE Feb. 12. rs Nos, 70 drawn
CAPITALS.
prize Of. $50 47s 1879 prizes OF. ...S 500
90 do 5000 &c &c
Tickets SIS, halves So quarters 3 rs.
Certificate of package of Whoes Sl55-shares in
proportion.
100000, 10000 10000.