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NEW BOOKS
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

DIGEST OF THE LAWS, CUSTOMS, MAN
NERS, and institutions of the Ancie mt and Modern
Nations by Thomas Dew late President Of the
College of William and Mary. l vol, svo.... 81 O.
This is careful laborious and instructive digest
OF history, ancient and modern. prepared express
ly to meet the wants OF schools and colleges. It
is believed that the schoolmaster will find in it an
excellent substitute for the histories now in use
the historical lectures, desirable text book be
placed in the hands Of the student,
paniment to his lectures and the general reader,
useful manual.
THE HISTORY OF AN ADOPTED CHILD
By Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury l6mo, muslin G.
This is a beautiful domestic story, of excellent
moral, describing the experience of little girl,
who, separated from her parents, is placed
under the care of grandmothers, stepmothers and
strangers, and suffers much by the trial. The les
taught is, the importance of kindness to cha-
dren. Though the heroine is a child, it is not sim
ply child's book; Its quiet pleasing narrative will
interest parents and all who care for children gener-
ally.
VINETS PASTORAL THEOLOGY, or Theory of
the Evangelical Ministry-translated and edited
by Rev Thos H Skinner. D, Professor of Sacred
Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology in the Union Theo-
logical Semnary-with notes and additional
chapter by the Translator l2mo muslin. g. 0
CASTLE AVON-By the Author of "Ravenscliffe
"fhe Wilmngtons." angela. ""Mordaunt Hail."
DC. &c. evo. paper. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
and other novels of equally high class has, by
the production now before US, well sustained the
reputation earned by former efforts. Forr
tic interest few ia les of fiction vie with Cas-
tie Avon. The whole forms powerfully drawn
panorama offe. in which the workings ofthe hu-
man heart are displayed under great variety of
poets, and delineated with a master hand"-John
Bull
THE DEANS DAUGHTER-or, the Days We Live
ln-By Mrs Gore, author of the Bankers Wife"
mothers and Daughters" "Mrs, Armytage." &c,
] neat vol. l2mo Paper SOC. cloth .............. =
This is a delightful story, and think our predc,-
tlons as to its success will be completely verified
tits written in please 1t and lively style. and
comprises an abundant flow OF humor and inter-
esting incidents. London Standard
"A tale ofdeep interest. 1t written in energpt.
c and lively STYLE and unfods of the profound
passions OF the heart. Some of its scenes are high
ly eloquent and impressive, while the lessons
which they convey Cannot fail to meet the appro-
val ofa readers"-London Globe.
BOHNS LIBRARY-Guizots History of the ORR;
.gnof Representative Government in Europe
Life Military and Civil of the Duke of Wellington
--dgested from the materials of w H Maxwell and
in part rewritten by An Old Soldier
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.
FROM wAsHINGTON.
THE GARDINER TRIAL, &c.

WARRINGTON. March Il.
The trial OF Dr. Gardiner is progressing slowly. The
testimony thus far to-day has been rather unfavorab to
the honesty ofhis claim.
In the Senate, Mr.. Mason has been speaking in reply
to MIR Clayton. Mr.. James submitted documents rea.
tive the alleged outages American citizens by the
AUTH rites of Cuba.
No appointments to office have been authoritatively
announced to-day
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Destructive Hail Storm.

COLUMBUS, Ca March IA.
This place was visited to-day by most destructive
hail storm 1t lasted only ten minutes yet every build
ing in the city has sustained more less injury
Der OF warehouses and dwellings have been blown down.
and every chimney in the city demolished Fortunately
no lives were lost.
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II 1OvNH.S IWF RUV ED SUPER PE1OEs
DPHATE OF LINlE-Tke subscriber has commence.
ed he manufacture OF the above Justly -b. reno.
quantity upon short $50 per ton All The lneredi-
ens are OF the pures qua y gre taken
IN comronndlng Those who prefer purchasing at home
can save freight and get cle fully as good as apy
made in this country This rice viii br deivt red at
any OF the depos in this ely free of charge For further
NH 9 p o DIrvAr
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival of the Crescent Civ.

Arrival of the Crescent City.
NEW OkLEASs, March 1a.
The Gamer Crescent City, from Havana, arrived here
today. Among herpassengers is gentleman Ia native
of Havana) who left Matanzas the 4th inst. He re-
ports Mr.. Kings condition to be unfavorable-so
bad indeed, is his health, that it is feared he will
never leave Matanzas alive.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


g Took SALE GF SHOES HATS cars
~ AND STORE FlXTURES.-Ou WEDNESDAY
morning next the 10th instant commencing at 10 o'clock
at the store of Bragg Ruth, No Broad street yho
are declining businessi will be sold al auction without
reserve their entire stock Boots Shoes Hats aud Caps
consisting OF general assortment suab for retailing
Also, the whole of the Store Fixtures :
TERhs-For all sums under $50 CASH IS and upwards
months credit for approved negotiable notes
Sale 10 be conducted by
NH 10 GEO i SUMMER Anrt .
M OsT vALUABLE REsgDENCE,AND
uvl SEVERAL VACANT LOTSFOR SALE AT
AUCTION, AT TIE CORNER OF LEIGH AND
OH REEFS VIII be sold II TUESDAY he Pad
day OF March, 1888 upon he premises ,omn ucing at
a O'Clock p that desIrablv located property al ne
south east corner OF Leigh and Sixth cts footing on
the south side OF Lsh street 1870 feet running lis
feet.
will be divided so give the dwelling 40 feet
and TO the three vacar let's each 30 feet front running
back los feel to ALLY 10 eet wlde 10 be opened Tor
the use OF this property. Tue dwelling on his lot is
bui oil wood has abos basement rooms bes des ex
ctent brick ki'chtn wood house, smu Ike house &c-
Inc lot abounds In shrubbery orna men trees and
IS sltoRether most lovely reside for geptet fam
lily.
TERMs-O neoprh cash. ba ance ats ~ and IS months
fer neeot able notes. interest added secured by rrusr
deed. Ii any one should desire TO purchase Tie whole
properly before the day oisae, please call the auc
ioncrr. w GODDIN Auct
NH
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIWENT.

From rich and poo, bond and fiee-a grades, col
ours and condons the same me ID OF praise is rrisst
tlby gwen to the wonderful FRI par alton Thousands of
bottles sold and used daily, aud but universal
opinion 10 uttered by all who any that is, that
remedy before dscot ered possesses such perfect
healing and curative properties. 1t acts like magic in
relieving pains oany kind, matter by what cause, or
how excrutia ng-sp ans, dislocaIioa of Joints brui
ses, cuts burns scalds. ulcers. rheumatism,
piles, cakrd breas or any pain, SORENESS snes
weakness OF joints, muscles or igamens. The Lni-
ment is equally applicable and equally eifectua in giving
immediate relief. Try IL.
fifteen years in the business, and nave used mostevefy
kiud Of Linlment now In use; all the Liiment ba We
used know OF none eneciual as The Mexican Mus.
tang LinIment i is an inaibe remedy have us ed
IN naumerd6e cases OF te obs iuatr character
well Calculated to test virtues, and have ALWAYS
experienced the most excellent results from its u.e I
could not DO without it.
ARCHIBALD POWELL.
3mtes south of Colensvie, Indiana.
Dr. A. G. BRAGa-St My little child when one
yr~rs have employed the best medical men in the
city without any benefit One month since its hea was
solid cake o. sore-I purchased one % cent bottle of
your Mustang Linimen 20 cure had on my
nose and upper lip, which had been for months
1t cured II Immediately. ! used tne renal nder of
the bottle the ch,lds head and is now nearly cured
one bottle mare VIII vi thoui doubt perfectly cure it,
HENRY STIER,
q Vine St st. Louis June 18Th, 1853,
This is 10 certify that have used the Mexican Mus
.ans Linnent tece ty IL very of Sprain
the usht hip was badly sE fained and bruised that
Tears were entertained it of Joint. obtained
oWle of the Lnnent and used freely four DAYS. when
ne soreness and PAIN all gone and the hip oint
was we'll have also used the Llnimtnt for the Piles
It, effect were wonderful Free applications night md
hofhingtor week has perfectly cured me,
EDWIN II BARRON,
% Dune s.. Y :, June 25th 1852.
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CNARDEN BOOKs.-Buist's Family Gardener

'tu - ,Dookseller " MAIN ST.
u 15o A""As-buis's family Gardener
Fessenden's American Gardeser--75c
Bndgemans Gardeners Assstant-sl so
Bridgemens Gardeners Instructor-50c
The American Kitchen Gardener-25c
McMahons Gardeners Caendar-S3
Downings Landscape Gardenng-$3 so
FARMING.
Fessendens Complete Farmer-75c'
Aliens American Farm Book-SI
Stephens' Book of the Farm-$4
Johnsons Practical Agrcuture-75c
Saxtons Rural Hand Book, vols-$o so
Thace's Practical Agricnlturews2 so
GRAPE VINE.
Buchanan the Grape-50c
Spooner on the Grape and Wine Making-ssc
Hoare op the Culture of the Grape-5Gc
FRUITS
Thomas American Frnit Cuturist--sl %
Coles American Fruit Book-50c
Lindley's Guide to the Orchards 25
Downing's Fruit and Fruit Trees-sl so
Bdrreys Fruit Garden-Sl %
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY.
Johnston Agr cultural Chemistry--si %
Gray's AZ icutural Chemistry-Sl
Norton's Elements of Chemistry---5Nc
Browns Field Book of Manures, or American Mac
Book-S1 25
Danas Prize Essay on Manures-a5c
Danas Muck Manual-Sl
CATTLE.
The American Cattle Doctor, just pubishedsl
Youatt Morton, on Cattle-Sl %
Aliens Domestic Animals-75c
Saxtons Hand Book of Domestic Anmals--s1 IS
SHEEP.
Youatt on Sheep-75c
The Shepherds Own Book, by Youatt, Skinner and
Raudal--a2
HORSES
Youatt and Randall on the Horse-Sl as
Youatt aud Skinner on the Hose 81 so
Richardson on the Horse--25c
Masons Farer-$l IS
Kinds Ferrier--$l
Also, complete assortment of Books on Rural Arch
lecture.
For sale by NASH & WooDHoUsE,
NH Ia Eagle Square.
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MR.. FILLMORE.

WASHINGTON, March II.
In consequence of the continued illness of Mrs. Fill
the ex President has determined not to leave
this city for the South until towards the close of the pres
ent week
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RICHMOND MARKETS, March IA.

ToBAcco-The market is without change except tina
Lugs shade lower BARKsDALE READ
Unconstitutional superfne sells at 81 s7Ia$5 per bbl
WHEAT--0ur mlers still continue to pay l20ala7s
cents per bushel for prime red and white Wheats
CoRN-Sales have been made recently at 60 cents per
bushel.
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MEATH AND OBSTRUCTION TO RATS
IL NICE AND COCKROACHES-We now have
the best remedy discovered for the destruction of
above pests, with full directions earh box price Csc
House or hotel keepers would do well to try box of
this invaluable preparation. For by
r r DUVAL & BRO
NH Druggists, Bank Square
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The Tragedy In PhfladeIr

The Tragedy In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March IA.
notorious felon named Spring. has been arrested up
the charge of being concerned the murder of the
woman in Fedral street, and the testimony thus far
seems to implcate him.
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Return of Gen. Santa Anna to Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10.
The Crescent City met an English steamer ths 5th
instant entering Vera Cruz, with Gen. Santa Anna on
board The next news will probably bring us full &C.
ohs resumption of the reins of Government in
Mexico.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, March a.
FLouR-The steamers news has depressed the mar
ket We note sales of 1900 bbs Geresses at a. 93as:
l2a State brands generally sell at - 561as475 South
ern brands sell at sass 25 per bbl
WHBAr--Prices depressed and market unsettled
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Destruction Of an Extensive Pork Establish.
mont.


Aiessrs. jackson, Owsley & Co.'S extensive Pork Ex
Enlistment destroyed by fire last night. 10000
prices ofp7rk consumed valuable at $4,000 Loss
fully covered by insurance.
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SUGAR-2OO bags
II Syrup-l00 bbls
Rectifed Whiskey-250 bbls
Joles-10 hhds
Salt--1000 sacks fine
Ground Alum Salt-50O sacks
N e Rum-50 bbls
Java Coffee-20O bags
Fer sale by
mh26 DAVENPORT. ALL
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81 Dunno s.. N Y, June 25th 1852.

when tray valuable medicine is ofc ed to the pub
lie strr beng thoroughly tested by eminent Physicians
ana receiving thtir SANCTION there be ground to
9oub their great efficacy in The of the dis ass
b. rad f thu age IT'S, for STARLERS ANODYNE
CHEhRY EAPECTORANT AND DIARRHGA
COhDlAL. and You will be convinced of their unpar-
alIeleo excellence r
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Arrival ofths CaIoric Ship.
NEW YORK, March IA.
The Ca orc Ship Ericsson arrived here this morning
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, March a.
FLouR-We note sales to-day of 900 bbls Howard
street at - rs per Dbl Nothing doing in city mills.
GRA1S-Market dul-nothing doing-prces uh-
changed
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1Sn1 A MISTAKE D.-As it
has been falsely and malicously rumoured that
- Intended disseminating the manufacturing bust
ness this is to Keep before the people, that am still ma
king to order all styles gentenens ladies' OOTs
SHOES and CATERS. Not ungratefu Tor past ia
YOURS and the liberal patronage have met with most
respectfully ask continuance ofthe same If BY ling
nothing but the best material employing compe emit work
men, attention to business, with desire and effort to
please, merit your patronage, hope receive it.
PETER TINSLEY,
- u.
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GEORGE j. SUMNER
Importer and Deaerin
China, Glass, Earthenware and Fancy
Goods,
no. 3, FIFTEENTH STREET,
AS now in store and is daily receiving by arrivals
II from Europe, the most extensive stock of Earth
enware and China which he has over had of his own d.
rectimporation and from the Northern manufacturers an
unusually large supply of Glass, Looking Glasses and
Fancy Goods which he offers to both city and country
trade at asow prices and good terms any house
in the country.
= He respectfully solicts an examination of his
stock.
" The strictest attention will be given to packing
and shipping. NH
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81 HoTsE sANs sooci n&SSR

E2 HOUSE. G1R8NalK
@ This House is in full operation AMI XE&k
wall those who arefond ofthe good things
Eof this life, respectfully invited to call and see
Rtor themselves. We have regular Dinner from 2
Nuntl o'clock, and snacks served up at all hours
just drop in aud partake of go dinner at O'clock
which hour suits all merchants you then sit and
discuss and feel yourself at home Suppers ordered
from this House shall be promptly served up and sent to
my part of the city In addition the above We have
sent to Us beautiful painting-Leda and the swan ogi
nal by Caracco. Every should that there no
ether extant and free exhibition at that Our liquors
are fine and will compare with any in the city. Cali and
seem me.
fe rs p G. KINRROIIGH
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T. Probably no aitsr inditatioa u the ftBs-
perty OF any city exists than that afforded by the
enhanced value freal estate within its borders.
Judged by this test, then, we may safely con-
clude, that no city in the Union is improving
more rapidly than Richmond. In some favoured
localities the price of lots has increased from sity
to seventy five per cent in the short space OF six
months, viii lst in ever portion of the city the
price of real estate is gradually but certainly
tenliug upwards. During the past week num-
Der of building lots near the Western limits of
the city, situated at the head of Main street,
changed owners at prices nearly double the
amount paid for them less than six months ago.;
and on Saturday last lot situated on the South
side of Main street, between 18th and 9th streets
changed owners at the high price of S3l2 per
foot These sales afford indubitable evidence
of the increased an increasing value of real estate
in the city.
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Srass,,a g 4, isss4sgsks, FAfsA.

y STATIONERY. BLANK BooRe, ftkNo
FORTES.-AI NORRIS late DRINKER 1 MORRIS,
would invite the attention of Country Merchants his
usual large and general assortment ofBOOES AND
STATIONERY for the Spring Trade.
he tegs to oerto his old friends. customers and the
trade generally the advantages of his facilities
for prosecuting al large jobbng business.
He would soifct especial ate to his stock of EFT
TER AND CAP WRITING PAPER AND BLANK
BOOKS.
He sole Agent for the sa of the justly celebrated
PIANO FOkTES, manufactured by Mr.. H. Worcester,
and would solicit examination OF them from those in
want. .
81 Orders from the country will meet with promp
attention. A. MORRIS,
NH Ii Publisher and.Books seller OF Main ar
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haVIDEND,--The Board OF Directo S of thu Rich
~ mond Fire Association have declared q dividend
OF ss per cent on the capital stock thereof cut of the
prohts o. he last SIX months payable the sockh
at lhe office on and after Thursday the 10th March,
1888. by order oflhe Board of Directors.
NH JNO. H. SHER. secty.
RRAxHL sUGAR--a5o bags Tor sale By
II to Fl DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co.
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Ell GRRAT REDUCTION IN THE M2SH
AAAPR1CE OF HATS, CAPS AND BOOTS Y@X
In buying your Hats and Boots, go right to Head ~
Quarters. J. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel corner,
where Moeskin Hats Of best quality selling So so
Socouu quaity $ w
Silk Hats Of this latest fashion. Observation-Disclosures.
me canshin seweo noets-- 80
Together with assortment of CLOTH plush and oil silk
Caps soft fur and wool Hats, silk, Bingham and cotton
Umbrellas, at low prices. ocl
AMEs Brown, Jr. (who has f led the Office
a. SECOND A-dt-- &c VIZ Liia w years r~s',t vass
III, A-vinea the public after the LIST day of January
next as aSTOCK BROKER,
He will as agent, purchase and sell State Stocks Bak
Stocks Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies and
City Corporation and every other description of market
he will for amoderate compensation. act as attorney
for the transfer OF sold by persons residing at dis
lance from Richmond and particularly of State Stocks
being familiar with the laws and regulations governing
the and will collect and remit interest and dividends
payable in Richmond all descriptions of stocks and
also claims on the public treasury.
j. D.: Jr, being we'll known throughout the State
de 24--tf
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sT"A white lad named John Orrel, was yes
terday arraigued before the Mayor upon the COM
plant of John Rose, who charged the lad with
striking Mrs. Rose, This wife) over the head
with broom stick the day previous without
proper pro7ocaton. 1t appeared from the evil
dence that Orrell (who is represented to be the
most lawless fellow for his inches in the city)
went up to him for the purpose of protecting her
offspring. Thereupon, Orrel struck her over the
head with that terrible weapon, broom-stick.
The Mayor committed the offender to Jail in de-
fault of $500 security for good behaviour.
Eat meeting of the Wing Club of Richmond, heldorn
Saturday evening the 18th instant, the following reso
lutons adopted:
Resolved That general meeting of the Wings of
Richmond he called at the African Church on Friday.
the 18th inst mt at half o'clock for the purpose of
nominating all the officers to be elected by the whole
city.
Resolved, That the Wings be requested to hold meet
ngs in their respective Wards for the purpose Of nom
ma ing ocers to be elected in their respective Wards
Ho! FOR CALlFoRNIA-The barque Parthian is now
at City Point and is about finishing loading for San Fran
cisco. She is fine vessel. and will make the voyage
around Cape Horn wind and weather servi e. in good
time The amount of freight offering for California is
great as tonduce enterprisng fiend D. Curre Esq.,
to put another vessel for the destination. The
barque Cyane it will be perceived is ready sue
ceed the Parthan, and being first vessel in every
respect. W i'll afford shippers well passengers every
facility for shipping to visiting San Francisco We
know OF no operation" liking Just ow than
the shipping of few hundred barrels of scottsyile
Flour TO Cal fornia
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GHELL COMBS. did as ortment shel
~ tuck side long, TOOTH ivory and horn Combs re-,
eeived per steamer City ofRichmond for sale hy
nah Is Il. NJ. ZtMMERMANR
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HA611 n.y. D1A 1HHd5 YEA CORDIAI
-nS< Is a pleasant Mixture. compoun
TGZ/ ded in agreement with the rules
S4Sg% of Pharmacy, Of tEerapuc
&@AYk2SX agents, long known and celebra
~ NJ ASkAzated for their peculiar efficacy in
q Ee.SSSSg.SScu curing DlARRHGA, and SINH
e..e@-Dla affections of the system.
La It's acion 1T ALLAYs NAUSEA and produces healthy
action of the LIVER, thus removing the caus. at the
same time that it cures the disease
Opinion OF Doct John Addison, Physician to The Balti
more Southern Dspensary.
Having made trial OF your "Darrhea Cordlal,' and
being also acquainted with the ingredients of wchit
is comp 'sed, it gives much pleasure in adding my
testimony to that of others i'll favor of its extaordina
ry efficacy IN the of "Diarrh1a and Summer
Complaint children aud adults"
With much respect &c., JNO ADDISON, MD.
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LTRATTON,s OFFICE, No, south rAth
~ Streex.
Let all the world say what they can,
Fo selling prizes Stratton's the man

= TkATTON's OFFICE, No. 5 south I4th
- streeI.
Let all the world say what they can,
Fo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No Sc, March 9th;
90 so 2 IS IS SO 20 10 10 81 IA 10 Is 49,
Ticket Nos % SO IS, $780, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Elk SO. Mach 10th:
las 10 Is "a SO 60 50 50 SO 70 20 10.
Ticket Nos 10 80 20, sold and paid by
sTRATToN
rawn Nos of Delaware, No 81, March 18th:
% Is 45 "a 81 so 81 81 Al SIS SO.
Ticket numbers 81 so SIS, sold aud paid by
STATION
Drown numbers of Delaware No 59-March -:
'"'' "a 81 SIS Ct Is SO 80 49,
MONDAY Delaware No oo- capital: sas.ooo rs
Nos, la drawn. Tickets Sc. '0o -
TUESDAY-Delaware extra, No 63-Capital: g. :.
s"4uE5 lH2Sy E lab9irawn. Tickets 81
rs Nos, II draw TicLate ~ f' o'o0 -
&c Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets So.
THURsDAY-Delaware, ex, No s5-Capital: 90, 400.
10 Nos, ID drawn. Tickets &C.
THURSDAY-Deaware, No 63-Capital; $4,000
rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets SIS.
RIDAY-Delaware No s4-Capita: $4,000. 70
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES extra, No 67-Capital: g..
GOO rs nos, l2 drawn Tcketsl.
Observation-Disclosures. No 65-Capital: s35 600
rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets So
aBuyers are referred to my list of przes which ale
registered at the Office, proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
ssd and paid by me.
~ Orders for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes and mall tls lotteries promptly at
tended to- ana drawings sent when requested Please
NH IA NJ STRATTON Richmond Va