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u.sperate Attepart at tSuicide.

WAsHISGroN, Feb 9, z. Mir. Henry T
helgElmun, who was some time since held
10 tail on the charge OF purloining letters
from the post office containing money, at noon
to-day look ten drops of prussc acid, and al 4
clock this afternoon repeated the dose; but,
fortunately, both attempts to destroy himself
failed. About ) o'clock, however, he determin-
I'd 10 make another desperate effort to end his
existence by cutting his throat in which he
succeeded so far as TO sever the larynx, and
make several deep flesh wounds around his
ears, The large blood vessels, however, were
4ainyu He is still! living, and is quite com
posed, under the care OF Drs. Howard and Gar
EeEL. Y no cQrelullY dressed his wounds.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL FOR PRESI.
DENT AND VICE PRESIDENT.


On Wednesday both Houses Of Congress
were engaged in the ceremony of counting the
electoral votes for Presiden, aud Vice Presi.
dent of the United States. II took place in
the House of Representatives.. At IL o'clock
the Senr tors entered the Hall Of the House
preceded by their President Senator ArcHr
sen. The President OF the Senate presided,
assisted by the Speaker of the House. he
certificates Of the votes OF the ssveral States
we're then read, from the desk of the Clerk, by
Senator HUNTER, the chairman of the commit
Zee ofexamnatiou. After that duty was con-
,,1ded the President OF the Senate announced
ne result; and declared FRANKLIN PIERCE, of
New Hampshire, and WIN. f. kING, Of Alaba,
70, to he duly elected President and Vice Pre-
sdent Of the United States from the 4,h of
March next.
In Pursuance OF joint resolution, subse.
s.sntly adopted. Mr.. HUNTER was sppointed,
"a ne part Of the Senate, and Messr'. JONES,
q Tern, and HlBBARp, on the part Of the
House Of Representatives, as & committee to
ssitupon Gen. PIERCE and inform him ofnis
election.
The following is the vote as asceriained by
;ae NO Houses:
FOR PREsD'T. FOR V. PREsp'T.
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DAGUEHIfEOTl pRS.

YOU'D you keep those priceless treasures,
Memories OF long vanishet pleasures,
Adj preserve for your behoidinR,
Forms ard faces long since moulding
AoULsoN can take, with Uriet endesvor,
ace and form that last forever.
truthful, hfe-.iAe finely finished portrait or
miniature Of relative or friend, severed from US
y distance or death, who would not prize and de-
ere to possess n clear rich toned, durable Da.
gaerreotype Il an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Flctufes withstand the test OF time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
Oh elIcer sl5e the Atlantic
Our price Tor one OF these fine Portraits Is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted 10 please
or sale.
Strangers and citizens Ne cordially invited to
cell aid examine specimens.
ooserYe tee name aud Eumber-MOULSOh'
SKY and SIDE LignI Daguerrean Gallery, lIQ Main
tCtt' ie
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATcH
ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA.
Later from CaIifor mia.
NEw ORrr.ss Fab IN

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
The steamship Philadelphia, with San
francisco dates to the 18th ult., arrived TO.
day. She brings $4,000 in gold The
steamer Uncle Sam left Aspinwall on the 3o,b
alia Tor New York, with sl,5o1, 900 in gold.
The accounts from the mining dis tricts are
most distressing. Floods and heavy snow
storms have created unexampled SUFFERING.
The legislature of California met at Valle;o
on the Sd.
Flour in San Francisco had declined TO s34
a$36 per Dbl.
The is'hmus was healthy. The railroad
was rapidly progressing towards completion.
A British war steamer had arrived at Panama.
with SSoO,o0O in gold for Europe. The num-
Der OF passengers at Aspinwall, bound for
California, was 1000.
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BY James M. Taylor, Apctr.
I OTS IN ADAMS, YALLRY AT kuC

~ TlOR.-Will be sold ON TUESDAY, the 18th
instant, at 4 O'Clock, P NJ, upon the premises re-
speetvey, lot of ground situated on Baldwin
street, lear the Central Railroad fronting As feet
and running back l32 feet: and lot on the east side
and running back l60 feet TO another street
Also, lot on the west side of Valley street. s6.
joining the property of Mr. M Hurley, fronting ~
ieet and running back 70 feet
Property Ia the neighborhood of the above is
steadily improving 10 value, and etfers safe in.
Vestment tor those wishing to invest judiciously.
Terms -Ore-third cash, balance at 4 months
with interest, satisfactorily secured
fe 10 JAMES M TAYLOR Auc,r
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BY George J. sumner.
RARE CHANCE FOR ANTIQUARIANS


A UCTION SALE OF GOLD, SILVER, AND
"A COPPER COINS, MEDALS, &C. &c-Ou
Monday Morning, the 2lst inst, commencing
at 10 o'clock, at the large Room over the store OF
Mr.. Elias Hale, No LOG Main street, will be sod a,
public aucuon very large collection OF rare, old
aud valuable Gold, Silver and Copper Coins,
Medals and Pocket Pieces, comprising from 1000
TO 1900 pieces belonging to the estate of Ab.am
Levy, deceased
These coins took Mr. Levy Fifty years to collect.
and were highly priced and treasured up by him
as great c1riosities Also, l very fine Guld Patent
Lever Watch; a collection of beautiful Oil Paint
lngs; also, Chamber Furniture, consisting OF one
high post Mahogany Bedstead and Bedding, Blu
reau, Washstand. Secretary and Book Case, pair
OF handsome Ottomans Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
Carpet, DC. &c
N. B-The above will be open for examination
on aud after Thursday, the 18th inst when cata.
iogues OF the Coins can be- obtained and the pub
Nc both ladies and gentlemen, respectfully in.
vited to avail themselves of seeing such large and
hne collection of great suriositles, and which is
said t. be the most valuable In the United States
Terms cash.
By order of JACOB A LEVY
Ex'r of Abram Levy, deceased.
Sale to be conducted by
fe 2-td GEO. J. SUMNER, Auetr.
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A RCHITECT's OFFICE, Opposite the
"a ExChanga Hank HENRY kAAI ,po,,l.

n L Es he
"A Exchange Bank HENRY EAaLL woujo
make known to his friends and the puulic tnar ms
attention Is low exclusively given 10 the ARCh-
TECT URAL DEPARTMENT Of his business and
finding the demand for his services in this line in
cressing constantly, he has Established an flee in
procured the assistance Of one Of the best Arch.
tects In the country, MIR. LybrSck. VINO will
generally he found in the ctfice was thoroughly
educated to the business In the best Academies in
Germany, spent several years in the study and
practice OF his profession in Italy and France and
tor the last four years has had charge of or nj ,ba
leading ofi ;es Ill the city OF New York where ne
has planned and superintendent many of the pcst
PROMINENT public and privste buildings in the CITY
and surrounding country, some of which are the
Metropolitan and ST. Nicholas Hotels several ri
the hnest Churches, and large number OF the
best private dwellings and stores. He will show m
persons visiting the Office many Specimens OF his
work. as well as a large collection of other nlans
in every variety OF style.
Having had for many years the satisfaction of
pleasing these by whom have beel EMPLOYED. m
make plans and designs, | will continue to give INV
personal attention TO all work done in the ofice,
and superintend the erection of buildings where
my attention is required Particular attention will
be paid to proportion, fitness Of style duro5lity of
materials and economy Of execution. | propose to
furnish designs Tor all kinds of public buildings
mile, factories, railroad depots and bridges ware.
houses, stores in all the modern styles dwellings
of every description, suited TO town or country-
Interior decorations tor store', saloons pub! &c
halls, DC; monuments, tombs vaults railing, &c,
for cemeteries. And to make out full specifications
with working drawings for every building, r..
ceVe proposals. make contracts, and eener ally su
perintrnd every part OF the work to its connie.
ZION, if desired. l viii take the liberty to refer
those who do not know me to some of nv fellow
citizens, by whom have been employed; among
whom are Mrs Bruce, Conway Robinson, VIM b
mcfarland, James Lyons Arthur and James M
Morson, Robert C Stanard, VIM II HaxaII Der
card Peyton, Wellington Goddin, James Bosher.
Lewis b Crenshaw, Jas Thomas, Richardson &,
Co, James Warwick, Jos Allen, Alex d avail and
John Wickham, Esquires of Richmond.
Builders axe assured that no plans made for
them will be used in any way to their dissdyan.
tage, but proper regard for the interest of all
with whom DEAL will, trust, insure that reward
seek-penty of business, and fair remuneration.
fe 1l-law3w HENRY EXALL
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THE AXTEC CHTLisRI

Az
A NEW RACE OF PEOPLE, TWO AND
IL HALF FEET HIGH, will receive visitors at
the African Church, on Thursday and Friday,
February 10th and 18th, from 10 10 IL, from 20 S.
and from to 9 o clock each day The following
opinion of the members of the Senate and House
OF Representatives. will give idea of these lit
tie people, who have been visited during the past
year by nearly all the citizens of New York Pha
delphia, Baltimore and Washington; but no ade-
quste conception can be formed of thetn without
personal inspection:
WASHINGTON, 9th January, 1853.
The Aztec children, under theDTotection of their
guardian visited us at the Capitol 10 day, and as
members of Congress, we pleased to add our
testimony IN their behalf, to tina. which has before
been given.
We consider them alto gether the most rernaEka
bic specimens OF animated nature we have ever
witnessed; agreeable sprightly, interesting and
manifestine much intelligence and think person
would fail to thenp 1t correct idea could be
formed respecting them from any historical ac-
count which might preccde their visits.
Lewis Cass James L Orr
WIN H Seward Reuben Robie
Geo w Jones Fay McMu.ln
John Weller John Petit
G T James X Besie
w Brooke Rich d Yates
J Washburp Jr Sherrard Clemens
Andrew Parker Lincoln Clark
Josh Sutherland y Carter
John Appleton John Johnson
and others.
During their sojourn in Washington. the Aztec
Children visited President Fillmore and Family at
the Executive Mansion. Mrs Fillmore and other
ladies present, received them in the kiadest man.
ner5 and evidence of the interest felt in thes
singular children, caused a splendid gold comb,
studded with twentythree brilliant dimends, to be
presented to Signorita Bartoig. This comb will
hereafter adorn her head
Tickets rs cents. Children half price
H A splendid Concert will be given each
evening by Madame Rosalie Darand and Signor
Novelli, assisted by the Aztec Children.
te eff
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GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION,

WILL open at ODD FELLOWS HALL Mon
w day, 7th of February, and exhibit every day
and evening during the week, (for one week only
from A NJ to 10 NJ, Rosster's Great Historical
Painting of the Captive Isra elites
by the Rivers of Babylon The Daughters of
Zion hanging their Harps on the Willows,
illustrating the sentiment of nope) having 81 lite.
like Figures which stand out like lite in the scene
painted by Thos. 2. kosster. Esq, the author of
Ruth and Naomi, the Return OF the Dove to tine
Ark, &c This is his master piece, which surpass-
es all production of American Art which can be
produced for exhibition.
Tickets only 25 cents. Children and servants
half price. Season tickets 50 cents.
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l. and Gentlemen whe have taken tickets for the
course, and all others, ON II TO 20 years of age
Interested IN forming the Glass for the acquisition
vi ons OF the most invaluable sciences enabin one
to gain vast amount OF knowledge On a variety of
subjects in short and very agreeable way and TO
retain it, are requested to meet at the First Pres
byterlan Lecture Room on Franklin street. on
Monday Night, l4th February, at half past seven
O'Clock, when the first lesson, or Basis of Mnemo
techny will be given. That the benefits of these
lessons may be as widely diffused as possible. MIR
ARMIES has consented to make the price of tickets
for the course otfve thorough lessons, So for Gen.
tlemen and 81 tol Ladiee to be had at the Room and
Bookstores. To those who attend the co urse it
will be necessary to be present the first lesson and
lecture
N. B-Those wishing to Join the class in Short
hand the night system) will please leave their
names at the bookstores. or at the Virginia House
Grace street, where Mr. may be SEEN
will meet at Rev Mr. HOGE's Lecture Room. 5:b
street, Main fe lI-.tr
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BY Wellington Goddin.
ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN n,

IL Walls ADDITION FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Wlll De sold on Thursday, the l7ta day of Feb,
1898, upon the premises, commencing at half pas,
three clock, ten Lots situa ted in Duvas Addition
az the corner of st Stephen and - streets, ad.
Joining the residences OF Messrs E. Rebman aud r
L Booker; on some of which there is fine spring
oil pure water. Also, five Lots in the said Addition.
at the corner OF st Paul and Federal streets, near
the Federal Spring. Also, a Lot on Saint Paul
street, sdJolning the residence of Mr Geo NichoI.
son Also, newly erected frame tenement on
the western side OF Second, near Cave street
Inc sale Will commence with the tenement on %
street.
IERMs.-One-hird cash; balance at three and
s!x months Tor negotiable notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, or title retained
IL IL W COMM Con.
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u Qulek sales and srpaIT Profts.-Tht


pauAc are invited to come and examine the fine
aud wei. seected assortment of Jewelry, Clocks,
Watches, Periumery and Fancy Articles, a. the
ssore q :. P. MOUNTAIN 81 Co, No. pit Main
street, END at the same time get some of those
come all, and judge for yourselves. We don't
charge any ll;ng Tor examining our goods
Ie"eiry made and repaired, and satisfaction
"srilnted Also, Watches and Clocks repaired by
tn experienced workman. Don't forget the place
s. ?. MOUNTAIN d. co,
NJ 2l7 Main street, between Oh and 10th.
Ie lC-iruu@
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STIR ATTON,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 49, Feb 9:
"a IL 81 SO % 40 6 81 &c so 81; SO 10
Ticket, Nos 10 2z. A prize OF $500, sid and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra. 35, Feb. 10:
IS A 6 80 "A 9 7 81 e. 81 80 AZ
Ticket Nos SIS AZ, another one sold and paid
by STRATTOE.
To.Day.-Delaware, No 35- CAPITAL SIC, 00c.-
75 numbers, Is drawn. Tickets "a.
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Tie Great Fire at Gardens s. &c

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. by the arrival Of
ne steamship Crescent City, from New York
ty way Of Hayana, we havetwo days later adj
vices from that port. The great FIRE at Carde-
mas lasted three days, and was more destruc-
i've than al first reported. From other parts
0. the island the news is unmpo. tant.
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Positively the Last Week.
RsNn RYHFRETERN nE GTATTT

TNHE largest collection in the worlc, comprising
l. over 600 Figures, designed TO represent the
leading events in the life OF the Saviour, from TIE
Anrunciation TO the Virgin Mary, TO the Ascension
OF our Lord, represented BY 81 groups and occupy.
ing space Of 200 feet in len eh-esch scene having
an appropriate Relief Painting, executed by
the celebrated Artist,F Bartholomew, ESQ, which
alone is worth the price of admission. Now Open
at No 10 Main streeI, below the City Hotel, from IL
O'Clock till O'Clock NJ. Admission % cts;
Children under 10 years OF age, half price.
RS Tickets for sale al the principal bookstores.
Iey An extra exhibit On VIII De given ON Thurs
day snd Saturday afternoons and evenings, from
I'LL 9 o'clock,
exclusively Tor servants.
fa ia
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THE ATHENEUM.
nRHE WA II RnEERS nf

-; :: - ,,: - 80 ~
a course OF three Lectures on Geology, embracing
much information upon that intere sting subjec.
as can well be given in three Lectures. The first
Lecture will be given On TUESDAY evening, the
eih OF February, the second on FRIDAY, the 18th,
and the third on TUESDAY, the 18th. Lecture
begins at O'Clock
< Tickets usual, 25 cents for the admittence of
a single person; when two or more persons go to.
gether, Is cents for the first person and l2H cents
for each additional person of the party
The Committee on the AtheReum
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BY PuIliam 81 Davis.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOU Z.
IA HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.-Will
be sold at the no Sc of Mrs Doctor Lemosy, on
Broad street on Monday, the 18th inst, at IL
OF which she died possessed, consisting In part of
one elegant French Mahogany Bedstead several
post Beds.eads and Hair Mattresses, two elegant
Wartrobes, one Sideboaro, three Bureaus, one
Piano. IL good repair; Dining Tables, Card Tables.
article necessary to house. keeping The furniture
ls nearly new and of Richmond manufacture
TRaMs.-A sans OF $50 and under, cash; over
s3J four months for negotiable notes, satisfactorily
endorsed. PULLlAM & DAVIS, Aucts.
ALEX SIMS, Salesman.
Additi0nal.-Wiil be hired for the balance OF
the year, a YOUNG WOMAN, No Washer and
ironer and fair Cook.
fe 9-dtd Pc d, Aucts.
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superb Likenesses of Ladies'
SiMOES LikeHesses OF Ladies are admired fo1
their rich delicate tone and soft ivory tinted back
ground, which at once give them the appearance
OF highly wrought painting, with ali the fidelity
OF 81 artisdcai Daguerreotype Those who have
not the art in It's hghe perfection are invited
to call and examine specimens
NJ P. SlMONS,
ia 25 ISL Main street
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Run ox a BAHK.-On Monday there was
Z run upon the Farmers and Merchants
BaaE q Chestertown, Nd. 1t was occasioned
" report started in New York. The issues
c. the Eank are restricted to double the
emount e capital actually paid. The private
property Of the directors is responsible for any
excess ever this amount The Bank paid
promptly all demands.
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Mabile and OHIO Railroad.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA dispatch from CO.
!ambus, Miss, states that the required two
thirds vote in favor of subscription toward
The construction of the Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road has been sGst, and the proposed sums
Of $50 600 Is the main line: and SIS 900 TO the
branch, accordingly voted
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Accidento on the Harlem Rsod

ALBANY, Feb 8th.-The Harlem train due
mere last night ran off the track about four
miles from this city, upsetting two Of the pas
senger cars. A gentleman named Clark, Of
this city, had an arm broken, but none of the
others were hurt. There were about 100 pas
sengeTs on the trail.
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LANDER T,s OFFICE.
l4th Street. under EXCHANGE Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass 80, Feb g:
"a IL 81 90 2e 40 6 81 &c so sc 80 10
Whole 10 % 69, prize of $500
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra 35, Feb 10:
SIS "A 80 4 "A 81 81 81 80 AZ
Half 80 80, small prize
T0.day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No IS. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 1000 1900, 6 of
500, &c. 78 numbers, Is drawn. Tickets 81
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V5cs President KING

NV ORLEANS. Feb. 8-rhe Captain Gen
eraI Of Cuba has sent letter TO Hon VIM K.
King, vice President elect, at Key w est invit-
ing him TO come and reside at his palace. Mr..
fAng has not yet answered the letter Of invita-
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R0ilrOnd accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-The train of cars
ran Of the track at PerrysviIle, last night, by
winch several persons were slightly injured,
but none seriously,
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

Fer This Day.-Capitals: SIS Co., 3 of 5000
S of 500, 10 OF 23l, &c. IS numbers, IA drawn.
Tickets 81.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery; Capital 5000, 2oOe,
ISL, dc. Tickets So.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air K:
l2 80 ~ , IS 46 l6 81 81 a 60 65
Whole Nos l6 60 6s, 500 sold and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Pstapsco, Class SO:
81 Sc 80 II 3 30 Is 10 As 70 81 2
Drawn Nos Patapsco 60:
"a y 90 IS 81 45 y 2e 63 II SO l6 50 9
" dn y ~ - - sa5 sold and paid by
Or. 2e SO "A, AooA
Drawn Nos ct Susquehanna liz
III Sc &c 10 33 3 % c. "a 2 IS 90
Whole 20 81, 1922 sold and paid by
Half 233 "a, LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco 6i:
II 81 % 81 SO 70 "a 40 % IL
ia aaif II II % 81 SEQ sold and paid by
~. &C. LUCK
fe c B. LUCK.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OfValuable Real Estate in the County of
Henric0 and City af Rinbrr,aud

COuntY nj
HenricO and City of Richmond,
QY virtue of a decree OF the Circuit Court for
- the City of Richmond, pronounced on the 9Th
of January, 1853, in the friendly suit OF Davis
guardian, &c, VS.. Green, &c, the undersigned,
special commissioner, will sell at Public Auction on
the premises, at the hour OF O'Clock, on Monday.
the 2Sth of the present month, without regard to
weather, the House and Lot in the County OF Hen
rico, belonging to the estate of William A. Brown,
deceased, situated on the Mechanicsvile Turnpike
road, abouts quarter of mile from the City of
Richmond, nearly opposite the property of William
Cullingsworth Jr., Containing about of an acre
of ground the building is of BRICK with four large
rooms-and on the following day, al the hour of
O'Clock, P. Nj Building Lot in the City of Rich.
mond, adjoining Talbot's Foundry fronting % feet
on cary street and running back 100 feet.
Terms will be cash as to SO much of the proceeds
as may be necessary to pay the costs and charges
attending the sale and the costs of the suit-the
balance on credit OF six months the purchaser ex-
ecuting negotiable notes, with good endorsers, and
the title retained until purchase money is fully paid
and conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN N. DAVIS,
fe Std Special Commissioner.
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GREGORY 81 MAURY, Managers,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery. 80, Feb9:
81 IL 81 90 70 40 2 6 81 66 so &c
TO.Day.-Csptals $4,000, 5000, 4G00, 1900,
6 of 500, &c, &c. "a numbers, Is drawn. Tickets
-.
Capitals $4,000 $4,000, 10000, 10000, 5000,
1000, 3000 3 of 2000 100 Of 1000, 100 of 500, DC,
&c IS numbers. IL drawn Tickets BIS. fe III
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Elese p-oceelings occupied nearly the en-
ne cay, aad neither House did anything else
If consequence.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Dunlop. NIoucure q r..

BY Dunlop. Moncare d Co.
CROCRRIEs AT AUCTION.-on TUES.
" DAY, 18th February. commencing at 10 OCH.
We will sell ct .ur store, general assortment hi
Groceries consisting In part Of
80 hhds Sugar, prime quality
Lsguayra and Rio Coffee
NO Molasees, new and old crop
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
quality
Tallow Candies
Apple and peach Brandy
GunpowdeY and PouchoUg Teas
Mustard
Coffee Sugars
30 hhds prime Bacon
20 dolls Esstport and English behring's
iEhMs-Under 500 cash over that amount 4
non,hs credit for approved and negotiable paper.
1 Sale wi:t out regard to wesiher
e., DUNLOP, MONCURE CO,
sc ~ Auctioneers
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall Street. under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND.

Drawn Nos Palapsco, co. Feb 9Th, 1858
"a 81 20 So 81 As - % 63 II SIS 10 69 g.
Whole II 20 "a, quarter II 81 IA, 500.
Ts-Day.-Md. Consolidated, Glass u. Capitals ::
of Sl5,U00, 3 OF 5000. of 500, &c. rs NUM-
beers, IA drawn. Tickets S4-shares in proportion.
Also-Pstapsco, 62-Capitss: OF $1,000, Of
1000, Of ISL, Of GOO, of 400, of 200, 40 OF o.
rs numbers, 10 drawn. T.ckeGs S2-shsres in pro.
portion.
ie IL SMITH.