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Your obedient servant,
Importaat from Buenos AyreS.

HALlFAX, April 1.-The steamer Glasgow
brings snme additional particulars of the trou.
U!es &, BUenOs Ayres. The beleaguered city
was III very critical situation. The army
raised by BegrqnU in The South for its relief,
mad BEEN utterly routed by Logas, with the
loss oi 200 in killed and wounded, and Begrano
himself captured. Pocheco mad subsequently,
resigned.
A var steamer belonging TO Urquiza had
entered the river La Plata and captured war
schooner and pilot boat. Urquiza had also
purchased war steamer of Uruguay.
Blenos Ayres was about TO invoke the medi
atjoa Of Brazil, the English. French and Anne.
r.can commanders, having endesvored, but
failed TO bring about q reconciliation with
CgGuiZa.
Provisions and produce were very dear, the
supplies for the city being kept back by tie be
sisgeTs. The credit of The National Bank was
ro;ering, owing principally to forged notes
ue.ng circulated by the enemy.
DOubioons sold at 307 $50 reals.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

Ex-Presldeat Fillmore, and son and daugh
ter, reached the city on Thursday evening wild
the remains OF Mrs. Fillmore. They were met
at Jersey City by number of their friends
and proceeded 20 the AstOr House.
Louis De Cora, OF the firm Of Giraud g. Co.
dealers in butter, who shot Eugene Melville
dead, on Thursday, has been arrested. The
deceased was formerly & teacher in Cincin
natl, and IS alleged 10 have been crazy. De
Corn says he was afraid ne was about to al.
tack him when he shot him. A fem e, il ap-
pears, IS mixed up with the affair. The pri.
s0Ler was committed 10 answer for murder.
John 5. Hathaway, Brevet Major of the lst
Artillery, u. S. A., was found dend, on Thurs.
Gay evening, in his room at the Astor House
having cat MS throat with u razor. He re.
turned on Monday from California and Ore
goD, where he had been stationed for years
and no cause is assigned Ter the rash act Of
self destruction.
Maj. Gen. Scott arrived in town from Wash.
ington, on Thursday, and is now at Union
Place Hotel DR.. Kane, of the Arctic ExpIor.
ing Expedition, and G. p. r. James, the No.
veiist and English Consul at Norfolk, ale also
ut the Union Place Hotel.
The Iourneynen carpenters, on a strike foi
II shi!IIngs day, turned out in procession on
Thursday, and numbered 5000 to E0C0.
The white ard coIored walters of the seve.
raj hotels nave formed ''Nailers' Protective
Union Society" and resolved not to work fol
less than than SIS per month after the 18Th
inst.
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BY James M. Taylor. Auctr,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
CAThAkINE AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on Thurs.
day Afternoon next. the 7th day Of April, 1893,
upon the premises, commencing at half past four
O'Clock, the House and Lot on Caiharine street,
now in the occupancy of Mr. John B Vai-ntue.-
After the sale OF the House, will be sold several va.
cant lots fronting Catharine and Leigh streets,
and running back about 100 feet. The House is in
very good pair, and is occupied by good tenant
at d fair rent. There is also well OF excellent VIZ
ter in the yard.
TERMs-Ope.third cash balance at and ls
M onths, with interest, secured by trust deed or
title retained.
NH 81 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr
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Rx Alexander Mott a. Co

TFypVGTEE,l sALE OF STUCh UF
L DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c, &c. at Auction.
On wednesday morning. the 9Th Apri, COM
.ane,os at Il, o'clock, we viii sell At public Auc
tion. the entire stock Of Drugs Medicines, bottles
prnssss pts Se. &C, and every other article In
store No !. Main street, occupied BY VIM. NJ.
inpedjs,ely after the sale, we viii reat at pub
lie. Auctan. The nnexpired term OF (Wm. NJ.
I1ssasrS the Hoase Counters Shelves, &c, &e.
ps o,Sar ~ HT TALIAFERR0. Trustee,
Tsr.ns eash. ALEX MOTT & CO,
NH 81 A2cgcneess
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, April 3-The following sp-
pontmen's are reported TO have been made:
Munsel White, Collector Of New Orleans;
NJ. Mangny, Naval officer; Thos. C. Carter,
Surveyor; John T. Carman, Postmaster; DR..
Hereford, Marshal; Windham Rob ertson, Dis
trict Attorney.
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Canadian Parliament,

QUEBEC, March 3l.-Last night the House
Of Assembly passed bill for the Communication
o. seigniurai tenure through second reading,
unanimously. This commits the Legislature
% only general principles il reforming the
reau.5-not 10 the details.
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Arrival of the Empire Ciry-Later from
RuenOs Ayres.

New YORK, April 3d.-The Empire CITY,
from Havana March %, has arrived. The U.
5. steamer Saranac was in port when she left.
Advices from Buenos Ayres 10 the 10Th of
February have been received by this arrival
There had been considerable fighting, and Ur-
quiZg's troops were every where victorious.
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Sailing of the Polt5c

New York, April 2.-The steamer Baltic
sei.ed to-day with $50 passengers, including
Mr.. Butler, hsplan Of the Senate, Rev. Drs.
Fermilyea and Vinton, Bishop Mcllyane, and
Mr.. DAVIS, Secretary Of the United States !e
gei.on 10 London. She takes out only $4,000
IN sOecje
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
War between Honduras and Guatame

Boston, April 3.-Advices by an arrival at
this port announce the commencement of a
war between Honduras and Guatemala. A
detachment of $50 Honduras troops had de.
feated body of 500 of the forces of Guata.
maia. Appearances indicated speedy tri-
UNI b for Honduras.
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Late from Newfoundland.

Boston, Aprl l.-Halifax and ST.. Johns pa
pess Of the 30lh ult. bring la,e news from
New foundiand. One hundred and seventy. five
vessels, manned by 1905 men, had sailed for
the Seal Fishery.
The schooner Herd he'd been burnt near
Halifax. One man was burnt TO death AID
pnr,!.sr rs.iH die.
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ne seeta-ian excitement Dstween the Roman
CalA9ti>& and Frolestgnts, az Cincinnati, growing
eaI q Inc Eo0Ic ocaooi question, has induced
u Roman Catholics and ali whom il may cone m
setting iC-ih ths postum that deuomiDatiCu Of
CEils'.sas Wish 70 occupy, in the controversy.
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BY Dunlop. Moncure q Co.

R0CERIES All AUCTE0N.-On TEes.
VI day, the 9Th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
We will sell at our Auction Store general assort-
mens OF Groceries, consisting in part Of
SO hhds Sugar prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
New Orleans Molasses
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
Apple and Peach Brandy
Tallow and Sperm Candies
Gun Powder and Pouchopg Teas
Mustard, Candies
Salt, Coffee Sugar, &c, &c
ALSO,
100 boxes Soap, prime quality
SO hhds Molasses
300 bags Nova Scotia Mercer Potatoes
TERMs.-Ueder 500, cash; over that amount
four months credit for approved negotiable paper.
"a sale without regard to weather.
mn 81 DUNLOP, MONCURE 81 co, Aucts.
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BY George j. Summer.

VERY RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR PRI
VATE HOUSEkEEPERS-SALE OF TIE
FURNITURE BELONGING TO THE "UNION
HOTEL."-On Tuesday, the 9Th day Of April
commencing at 10 o'clock in the morning, will be
sold the entire Furniture belonging to the House
amongst which will be found
very superior set OF black walnut Dining Ia
bies, made expressly to order, as good as new, and
capable OF dining from rs to 100 persons.
Parlor Furniture-two fashionable city made so
fas, mahos any Chairs and Rocking Chairs, ma
hogany marble top Centre Tables, all Of which are
city made to order: one gilt frame Mantel MirrSr'
Carpets, &c.
Bedroom Furniture-From 60 to 70 Beds, ana
y-best Curled Hair Mattresses, made expressly
to order, in excellent condition, having been very
little used; Bureaus, and other chamber furniture
&c, &c.
TERns.-An sums under $50, cash; f5r Sums o.
$50 and upwards four months creait ior ApPie'ou
negotiable notes.
Notice.-should the sale not be competed on
the first day, it will be continued the oay ioiio"'
nh ~ GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct.
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Later from Jamaica.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 3i.-The steamer
Conway has arrived here, with later ndVices
from jamaica. Business there was dull.
The Legislature Ind imposed tax OF IS Sd
Of Sugar, = On Coffee and Rum, and 4t on
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EEsct Of tie Ningern,a .Nera.

nv ORLEANS, March 3I-Tle ajyices by the
ha5sEa mere received here to-day, and published
u a. Inc afternoon papers They have given e
himness t. the Cotton market, ana holders were
asking higher prices
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The NEW York RAILRoADs.-The Supreme
Court Of New YORK, on Saturday last. decreed
perpetual injunction against the Broadway aud
Second Avenue Railroads for which eharte; 8
had been g,anted Dy the New York councils The
decision is based on the ground that tae grants Il
the councils were made under circumstances which
constitute taem fraudulent and not binding CD the
civ in iaU
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CINCINNATI, Aprii l.-The steamboat Charles
toB, from taia c.g for Mem sai5, last night
% sneg, near Rising sun, and sunk almost IL
m51-aIs-y. Aae "sssris two fee; over tn5 main
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The Steamer Union.

CHARLESTON, April 2.-The steamer Union,
from Aspuwall 18th, with California passen-
gers, bound to New York for Jamaica, was
passed Ly the steamer Conway on the 18Th.
She lad not reached Jamaica on the 24sh.-
IAers are serious apprehensions OF her being
1881, QfoDabIy with all on board.
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E. Great Observation-Disclosures she.
cess More than 500 Persons in the Civ
of Richmond "iaue testify to the remark.
able cures performed by Carriers Spanish
Mixture.-fris gre-t spring nediciae aud puri.
flyer the blood is used by hundreds of grateful
patients, who testify daily to the remarkable cures
performed by the greatest of all medicines CAR
TERS SPANISH MIXTURE. Neuralgia rheuIpa-
tsm, scIofua, eruptions In the skin, liver disease
teverS, ulcers old affections of the kidneys
of the throat, female complaints, pains and
aching OF the bones and joints, speedily put to
flight by using this great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the blood, and as a spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. 1t cleafses the system of all i'm
purites gently and efficiently on the liver and
kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy and re-
down by excuses in YOUTH to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the ladies' it is incomparably better than all the
cosmetics used. few doses of Carter Spanish
Mixture will remove all sallOwness of complexion,
bring the mantlng TO the cheek give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in a re-
narkable degree, beg ono all the medicines heard
Of.
The large number Of certificates of remarkable cures
performed on persons residing in city by the
OF Carriers Spanish Mixture is the best evidence
that there is hunbug about 1t. The press hotel
keepers magistrates, physicians and public men, well
known 10 the community all add their testimony to
the wonderful effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURE
Eyer.
Call and see few out of the hundreds ofcertifcates
around the bottle
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists
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Marine Intelligence.

BosToN, April 1.-The b.Ig Marietta, from
Alexandria, reported ashore on Minot's Ledge,
aas been got off and towed to this city.
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No l25 Main street, Richmond.
Sold By al Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for So AMI

~ To the Pubiic.-Your attention is in.
which MINIS !; WATSON are daily issuing from
their Gallery, No IS I2 Main street. Mansion House
Nearly all among the many who visit rooms daily
are heard to exclaim: they the best I've ever
seen; they certainly the most natural looking eyes
| ever saw. As we have resorted TO hum bug
tTled TO write ourselves into notice. we ask the
public to call and Judge tor themselves You are also
notified that prices low any this city.
Don't forget the place, No 50 l2 Main street. Mansion
House
no 90 MINIS x WATSON
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BY Alexander Nett d. Co.

nUR EVENING SAILS win be continued
~ until the season closes, commencing at seven
o'clock, at which time will sell Mon the shelves,
IN lots to suit purchasers, goo6 selection of pssee
ana cur cry goods. hardware cutlery, guns pistols,
gold and silver Watches ana clocks and time psces
Vi every description. Also general assortmer, q
fancy goods ALEX MOTT a. CO,
no Auctioneers.
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BALTIMORE MARKET-Anrn %.

After we Left the mGrke: Yesterday 500 barrels
Howard street fJu: were sold at 81 rs. To.uay
I4O9 barrels were sold b. same price. NothIng in
City Mills
No Whest nere. Il is wanted.
Sales OF whit. Corn al 5ls52c, and yellow at
5Ga57c
Oats Sass cents.
Wbjskey % e nts
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AkANAGEff'S OFFICE.
z. TRANCE 4 co.

For This Day. -CspltaLs: $40, 600, ll,ol1, 6o00,
1900, 5UU 10 CT $780, OF sou, 10 of 40 10 OF see,
DC. Is numoers Is drawn Tickets &6
Also, The Patapseo Lottery. Capitals: $1,000 4CC0,
2+94, 1870, 1850 so Of 800, &c. rs numbers, ID
drawn. Tickeis So.
Drawn Nos IF Patspsco, l04:
30 % So % % - 50 81 a. e. 6 o.
Hat 50 So 70, 500, sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos OF hid, ConsoIid sted, IS:
6T 4s 80 80 IL &c 25 II So 9 80 81.
Whole 9 IS Sc $500; quarter ~ &c SO, 500
both sold and paid by LUCK,
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 1903
10 40 53 80 AZ ~ as &c II IA ST 8
Ticket s IA ~, do II &c, do 80 50 Sc, do
II 81. All sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Carroll Co, Is:
2e Is 46 "a IA &C 50 6i 10 80 4! 80 81 %
Half 4 6 %. SIS, do IA 6! 10 SIS; or ~ az 20
$50, do 40 81, SIS. -Four more sod and paid
By LUCK.
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By Wellington Goddin.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
" LIABLE PROPERTY ON CLAY STREET.
By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court of the
city OF Richmond, the undersigned will sell by pub
lie auction, to the hig hest bidder, Wednesday
the goth day Of April next, at the hour OF O'Clock
NJ a Lot or the corner Of Clay and 9Th streets,
fronting eighty feet on Clay street and running
back hundred and sixty feet 10 the line OF
Thomas w McCance. The ol will be sold entire,
or divided into lots 10 suit purchasers. The pro-
perty will be sold without reserve
TERMS-cgsh as to the sum Of $780, with in
terest from 25th day of March, 1887, until paid,
and credit OF twelve months as to the residue.
JAMES LYONS, Com
Sale by w. GoDDrN Auct NH 3l-eodtds
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
FRANKLIN AND 18th STREETS, CHURCH
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTlOE.-Hill be sold
on Tuesday, the 9TH April. 1853, upon the pre-
misses, commencing at * O'Clock. Nj, that vaiua
bic half acre Lot (witn the improvements thereon)
formerly occupied By the late MIR Simon Cullen
The Lot fronts the east side of 25th street l6j
feet, extends on Franklin street 1872 feet. will
be divided into lots to suit purchasers-a map OF
which be seen at the office of the auctioneer.-
This property is located ia most improving part
| VI the city, aud has fine view of James River.
TERMs-One fourth cash balance at e, II and
lS months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc.
cured by trust ceed. The taxes for ths present
year to be paid by the purchaser.
By request of the owner.
mn % w GODDIN, Auct.
ENROM 100 10 1870 BEAUTIFUL
IL BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF "FUL.
TON, ADJOINING PORT MAYO, NEAR ROCK
ETTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold
| on Thursday. April l4th, 1853, commencing a:
IL O'Clock, the premises from 100 to $50 beau
tul Building Lots in This fast i'm proving part OF
| the city.
Capitalists can be assured of making good in
vestments, and persons of limited means can for
small amount OF money, procure for their families a
| comfortable home. fine spring Of water from
tie "Mt Erin" spring, runs through this land
which, for small price, can be carried into every
yard. A plat of the property can De seen at the
Office of the Auctioneer in 9 few days.
Terms -One.fourth cash; balance at three, six
and nine months, for negotiable notea interest ad
| ded, secured by trust deed, or title retained,
NH SO w. GODUIN, Auct.
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s4nITst's LOTTERY OEKItE,
Wall street. under the Clay Hotel,
CHALE'S OLD STAND.

Drawn NOs Nd. Consolidated, IL, April LIST:
q z8 81 ) 80 y 70 26 II sc 6 80 So.
Whole 80 50, S300.
To- Gay.-Washington County, IS. Capitals
$40 GOO, ll,0ll, 6000 5000, 1850 10 of $50, 10 OF
500 10 Of 4O0, 10 Of 300 10 of 2C0 and 400 Of lO0
Is numbers, l5cIawn. Ticke:s So-shares in pro-
portion.
Also. Pstapsco l06-Copi:als $1,000, 1000 2492.
1900, 1859, 1000, 81 Of $50, &c rs numbers, Is
drawn. Tickets So
ap4 SMITH
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BY John X. ID. Payne, salesman.
HOUSEHOLD AND hITCHEN FUR.
Ill NiTUhE AT AUCTlOE-Win be sold on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of April, a, 10 O'Clock, in
the tenemsnt next door TO DR. Rawlins, on Broad
street and nearly opposite 70 Messrs Valentine,
Crenshaw g. Co.'S, lot OF good Household Furni.
ture, comprising in part handsome Sofa, Carpet,
Rocking Chairs, cane.seat DO, Beds, Bedsteads,
Weshstands, earthen and glass Ware, Tables,
Knives and Forks, kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms cash.
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CLANK rs OEETCE-I4fh sIreef.

Drawn Nos OF d. lswara, Is, April LIST:
60 10 "a 3 50 IL So y II 81 81 46
Half ticket 3 % Is, prize of 800 sold and paid;
whole do ls "a, Ord and 4!h, prize Of $40 re.
turned. up 2-sI
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TBE AFFAIR AT SAN JUAN.


rt,e New York Tribune and Herald Of Fri
dsy pubsh correspondence from San Juan
nicaragua. giving au account OF the alleged
s.;,nre of that port by Captain Holsins, COM
-,.,6iue the L. s. sloop.ofwar Cyane. Ac'
.,r3ne to the accounts, the previous difficult
..esvhIch had existed between the authorities
- the town and the officers of the Nicaragua
rr,sps il Company had been brought to an Is
ere bv writ Of ejectment against the Compa-
.,,s oaicers. 10 the meantime the Cyane APP
,es-et in the harbor, and the subsequent oc'
.,,-ences are thus detailed by the co.respou>
dent O; the Tribune;
On the morning of the 18th inst, the City
Marshal, accompanied by Two carpenters, pro-
cse3ad 10 execute the writ OF eJectment, but
=. vas ordered eff by Lieutenant OF Marines.
The Captain OF the Port went on board the
CysYe and notified the Commander that the
rs-5 abreast Of which he was lying was Qua
canine ground. lie was answered with an
order passed f0raard for another detachment
n; marines ashore, and was then informed by
Commander HolIins that he should prevent
,be execution Of the writ, and that no boats
~ouI3 pass from the town 10 the north side OF
,he Eay, thus blOckadlng the harbor.
The flag OF the city was then Immediately
lowered, and the city government dissolved
The Tag. however, was subsequently hois,ed
on the l4,h, enc Of the correspondents says, q,
the suggestion of the British Consul, who had
- the interval returned from Blewiields. In.
formation of the course pursued by the Com
raander Ct The Cyane was despatched by the
authorities Of the town 10 the British Admira
4, Jamaica. A protest ad also been adopted
bv the citizens and served on the American
cad oiaer resident consds. The note il
which Commander Hollins made known hi:
intention 10 protect the Company's property i.
as to.Icws:
Ha-ggE " san Juan Del Norte, or Greytown.
March II, 1885, }
S.r-After the interview | had with you
honor this morning, before your Council as,
sembie6, | have 10 state, most respectfully
mat, cannot permit any derredations upor
the property Of the Accessory Transit Com
pany," whose depot is located upon Puntt
Arenas, at the entrance OF the nerbo-.
am, respectfully. sir,
Your obedient servant,
GEO. n. HOLLINS,
Commander OF L. S. Ship Cyane.
To his Honor the Mayor OF San Juan de
Norte, OF Greytown, Nicaragua.
50 after ali the Telegraph blundered whel
], sad that the commander the Cyane la,
seized San Juan. He not only did not sez
tha; place, bur would not take possession of
when the authorities Cfersa it to hin. II
only protected the properly OF the American
..:izens from destruction.
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Neg TriaL Granted to SPrins-SeateHce Of
Cnuie 0Ma Emm0e.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The Court to-day
rendered It's decision in thescase;of Spring. re-
Gently convicted Of murder, granting him new
,.al. The petition for new trial in the case
of Capie and Emmcs, convicted OF murder,
some lime ago, was not granted. They were
sentenced 10 be hung.
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Extensive Assortment of Spring Goods!
HUBBARD. GARDNER q CARLTON,

HAVE received their Spring Assortment of Boots,
LII Shoes, Hats, Cps, Trunks, Sole and Upper
Leather, French and American Calf skins, Lining
and Binding Skins Shoe Thread, Letter, Mole and
Wrapping Paper. &c. &c., comprising one Of the
largest and best selected stocks they have had
Country merchants respectfully requested to
examine stock confident they will
fad it as low, if not lower, than the same guam.
titles ana sizes can be bought in any market north
OF Richmond. NH l4-Sw if
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sVRATTON,s OFEICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware, No Is, March 81:
60 ~ "a , SO II So % / 81 g. &c
Whole ticket Nos II ~ "A, priza of $500 sold
AMI paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Noe Delaware Extra, 79 April2:
II "a 20 l6 lG I9 Is p q So
Ticket Nos "a So $50, co do 10 81 "a. $50; do
90 70 Is 80, Sz9-soId and paid by STRATTON.
TO.Day.-De)awaTe, No IT. Capital 1927 0e0
78 numbers, - drawn Tickets Sc. ap4
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tg plsn, said to nave been laid by seversl
females, aided by a number of moneyed men 10
effect the escape Of JACK Stevens, Charged with
the Portsmouth Bank rcbbery.) from the PhilGdel-
phiR county prison, has been discovered and frue.
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GKEGONY & MAUHY, Managers.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery Class u April lst :
90 l2 "A 3 50 II SO % IL 81 81 10
Draws To Day.-Capitsls $4,000, Of 6.
coo, l OF 5000, Ct 1862, 80 of lO09 80 of 500,
&c &c rs numbers, Is drawn bGllots Tickets;
dollars-shaTes in proportion
Draws Fo-hI0rr0w.-Capils SO, 900; of
1000, of 3 900 10 OF 1000, &c. rs numbers, Il
drawn Tickets S5-shsres in proportion sp4
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WASHINGTON, Apri. 2.-The Senate ia not in ses-
sion to Gay, having adjourned over un.iI Monday.
No news Of moment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-04

Opening Of Canals.
ALBANY, March 3l.-Ihe New York canals
are 10 be opened on Goth Of April.