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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

in. ribbons. velvet. costly iarf. attiTs Il s'r-.
exquisite emaraideri.. ia gid aud silver. baunet-
oaps. gowns. gloves, holy AMI iable inn. d,a
monds aud ieeelry, shasls. nantes, and toilet
requirement. of every description, color and ma
tefial. Thirty persons have been engaged during
several months on the embroidery, aud 10 nee
lie women have worked on the different articles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

~ ieeeit ing at Store are cheap lie, I'll a.
alt continue tn get and Fashionable go a. 49,
week from until Christmas, and viii se ft-u for ,
only suall profits JNO. j. II. AVIS. A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

most respectfully call their attention tho supply
Ladies' Neck Chains, Crosses Watches other ar
re too numerous TO mention Just received cheap
iar cash. Cali auI examine tAouat
Get 9uts JOS : THtRMAN'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

- 1au, pf bcia prcscned the Emperor OF Russia. IN
I13 and permission for the sale Of this extraor nay
ointment uasa III consequence Of Us great Ell 2cy 10 all
skin Il will salt iheum and Serofoil wien
I'll aihcr lnoa4s ful
sid the manufactures NJ ~ Maiden lane, New YORK
and ~ ~ strand pndon ana by all Druggists at DC,
o. al 81 box oct lIdIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

a linS, consisting "l Ma Ill., tl Follows. Claw in
ee almost "Ns sty oi IN lmay be called tor Those
Ia Nn'u s-f Buttons ... do well call and examine
my t.', h.afs pe. saAr..-. JOS. $. THURMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

..F.;IpErfgaUs . ;. h i.''' %
, = ia 1=#-liN IN Ia a ',s ss5.zis -. - ~
vi, .gsarB1sssd b aHt o'btr o. iSII
- Al the yIkafNIAN JOB P1IN llN' l. AD
MEN1. -,t.., a. M .a,nnare " tn any
- 40 ssath II Mason aud Dixons Line specimen, 80
be seen flee. Gail and sec. fi'S' As'' .pg1ts
ID church Streets. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

undersigned Druggists ri his cy, have been ae
4u. . with. AMI SOB YEAR two past, an article OF
fna8Iy Mri ire, ft,u as Perry DNi- Vegetable Pam XII
er wound lrc the public dat in every instance so
the best sat si2otfn t. ihc if
w recommend il Ia Tho public as an hrtic" oil
rreal Indeed never know an article OF
Medicine .servedy popular in short time
| proved by the fact Of its extensive sale and constant
n Increasing demand. Sirners
j - ItItN } u. notGufY " J. n. 6pkhoS,
Gus Collins ABA ZELtfH. r. Il lHANNN,
u HAKNfN. a u. SCDNIits O. Ii. BATES
WAuF ErksrtIN Il Co, I.& & REAkIRf.
DFtE i b"ramr ynur aseul without feeling any IN
fers,t but bcraine mitch interested
upon seeing happy elect ha upon many persons The
sales tn, truly astonishing might
collected Any nHmher Of certificates of grfd pf IN
relieving pam. had utteaded 10 At the TIM the edros
under my observation The least ran lr " Pain
Killer u.s. tr line purpose for winch IT is rec
HHcd. A. W y Aii'ti DruE5ts'. hti"aNi''.
sa.t hy Druggist Grpcers aHj Medicine DH4lei- cYt'Y=
where foct l!u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

FCrtnnied Brcath.--Vha lady or gentleman would
Alar the dsaEreeabe hrea WHEN using
bow bENS DENTAL FLUID it Will un4y rem lor IL
but make the teeth white aabaser prevent tooth
aehe and preserve them from decay Recommended by
and physicians everywhere
beautiful Complexion may tie attained by Use 1t re.
pnpcs frcckes renders the aud beau'i.
t mpartug rich oseate hue 1t the greatest cosnrc
known bcint All injurious matter Price 81
cents. For saleby SrkOIlfER ~ WHITEHEAD,
SfABLER 4 JONES'
SIS snd Druggists everywhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

n a. IL. i g. ttltii Gamros aud have at tins time
I ~pa s'8 As ever been my pleasure oGer to the
5000. - tsas ON hand Cameo sutts worth from Twelve
= tar"0 H5tr con and eXl,nu, them and feel salts.
t45 g.. .'t Mi he pleased. JOS. 5. Til llMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

ened Tor Fail Sales, fine of
2ohpe ana slnale Barrel tiuns Hunting Tackle
leeted of the best importers and manufacturers English
buS We can oiier superior dueemens those who
to pure ase and will give stock examination Among the
general assortment Of very fine character equal to
any imported. SIMPSON 4
4 t-oslt-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21


1T Is the Emperor Wish 10 iIso friendly terms
with al government t. Majesty think that the
hest means of doing is nal Il dissimgats BIZ 500
upon ANY Of The questions which connected vita
European international law The compact UNION
ffasshs.rs) of those who Tor many years maintained
with The principles 90 which Europe for morn than
quarter ofa century indebted for peace No lon-
ger exists IN lie former integrity
"fhe will of our august mater was firang'r u
this result Circumstance have restored Us In our
fall freedom OF action The Emperor is resolved io
devote bis in preference 10 the welfare - IDS
subjects, aud 10 concentrate upon ie ueteiapmenl u
The internal resource THE country Hu activity Which
will only take a. external direction when tie I..,-
tife interests Of Russia ab soutely demand II
Russia is fepfaaehr With issia ing herself 'ud
with remaining silent no presence of fact which
are mt IN keeping either With The night ar justice
Russia il is said .sulks. Russia doc not snlk Kur-
sIa = collecting herself
As rrsards the silence Of s. bieh We are nseas %.
we might call to mind that formerly an Artificial AZ
iatIaa was got up against because our seies eas
always heard whenever We thought Il necessary %
support the right That action which the safe
guard Of many government. ard from which Raasia
herself derived no advantage sas made Use Of n ur-
eass Us of aspiring TO know not what universal
Ne nigh. shelter our silence under thu impre'-
sea = that recollection.
Rai we do not think that such an attitude is
saIssa 70 a Power II which Providence has assigned
: a Eafaps the pace which Russia occupies there.
Tn. despatch viii prove u you that our august
sasst 8se uai eaafHe himself n this part when bc
:ess b a.s duty 10 express h. opinion 1t Mi ST.
uAFs be the same when the voice Of Russia may be-
- $50 20 che tsase o. right when 30 may concern
- z#za.ry q iae Emperor ue to allow his view 60
rHslsIH = secret
sA.fss.ris The employment Of our material pow
- - .-a.' #5zHzi.i'I the Emperor reserves thi7
~ = sstt .,asf4erai4ou
Tie policy = our august mattcr is a nations al
aaH 3 j. go: an egaf.tlcal enc and, Il his Majesty
Hee fae interests 81 bis people in the Grsi liue. he
81 admit i#at even the service of those inter-
Ga aa excess tac violation If he rights Of aihcr.
Aaa are Aulna5zcl At a1UETStIAkDFF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
Tee Ru-siss Diplomatic Circular.

we made reference few days since 10
..Dlplanatic Circular that Ind recently been
aromolgod BIZ the Emperor of Russia to the rep
-entntives Of his Government at foreign courts.
II ia document setting forth the principles
which will guide The Cabinet of ST. Petefsburgh
n lis foreign policy, and has created no little
-ensation in European circles As u paper Of
-,nsiderable interest and Importance, and out Of
vhch momcn,ous results may orisc, We lay 1t
before. our readers;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

vi Horses and years oil. well brpk. t. Il,I .'ch
harness, perfectly sound Kind and n1Ie, and both g
die Horses which vii sell at reduced Price sat
cation he made o liberal terms. 10y "ppie
h..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

'Os'. sofI-Bbis gcHtiemuU has Just snven-
~ ted New Model Patent Pocket Pistol, which beau
" OF finish Fhmess perecne action and the force
and accuracy with which the ball is thrown, is
passed either in this other country Those who desire
to see model piece of Workmanship wish 10 purchase
o these justly celebrated Weapons pistols Of of the Gel
eha"d manufacturers will nd very fine assortment at the
house SIMPSON &
oct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS
LIZ ,aONED iGarN

Il .uh,,
~ bees leave to inform his friends the nrII o' ?
" l. rally. that he has novel Stor, f,r,rte ee1e
06ts8 pied by Philip W Pavne. whore he will he y oeea
see all wanting good bargains in Watches Jewerv PPE In
Ware JLHU WfTIIA,sat'd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

vi and jus: to hand ih is considered the most -,
preparation for the Hair No being light " sshe
Hair and No general dressing Hair If ali COL dark
not dye and yet changes grey hair its original II -
sale by the Agents, j. II. THOMPSON A ~ isf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

N.,s r., ftffI SBURG. June 5 1856
a'as nsi'es n"t.. ii teaching Flower p9i,.., e.
- 49,. e'7liat. Ills course Of Lessons El4ra5# ~.
ms aH'r"'d sat.fe satisfaction 10 both r1-5#saI
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A CHANcE PoR AN INyEsTMENT.

We clip the following from the editorial columns Of the
South side Democrat published IN Petersburg, Virginia
Aer stating that the chief argument used against the
nomination Of General Pierce il the South is bis supposed
want Of availability in the North that journal proceeds
fullows:
81 warm supporter Of General Pierce in this Tincity
who u eminent sagacy, and always fully up with
the times By way of showing his confidence In Gen. Ps
availability authorizes make the following proposition
The q the gentleman be bad al this Office by par
ties desiring 10 make an invogtmsnt
a. will bet $3.50 that the vote OF Pennsylvania In the
presidential election viii be given General Pierce
should he be the nominee of the Democratic Convention
assemble In Cincinnati on the 5th of June merit.
-. The came amount, on the same terms, As 10 New
Haupshte.
-. The amount on the same terms, a. 70 Maine
4. The amount the termR, TO Connect
cut.
IS. The amount, the terms New Jor-
sey.
&c. Tho same amount on the terms 70 Illinois.
y. The amount the terms, 10 lbdiana.
a.. win bet 81 900 that should Gen. Pierce be the nom.
inse Of the Democratic Convention, he will be the Pres
idept Of the United States.
go win bet 81 Oe0 that the nouinse whether General
Pierce not, will be elected.
"Thess several bets may he accepted a. whole or any
one them may be accepted separately or the
may group any Of them together suit himself
The money beth sides TO be deposited the Bank
Of the day Of acceptance await the result Of the
election and this proposition win continue in force from this
day until the 18th Of June next"
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q FICIA l..

TREASURY DrPanTaxnr, December /, ls65.
Notice hereby given holders stocks Of the Ued stcs
thai this department win purchase Of
said stocks time when por
LIST day Of June and will following pce
witt
For stock Of the loan Of 1884, Of 10 For
stock OF the loans Of IS47 and 1915 is For
stock issued under the Of 1880 called Texan ndem
nifty stock OF And for stock Of the loan OF
1885, redecmable The 18th November 1916 II
Treasury prior the LEI day Of January premium oaH per
cent received between the LIST January 3s
next premium o2 cent and received after the M March,
and prior TO said LIST OF June premium Of
Interest will also be allowed Stocks specified
In the cerhcaes from the Isl July assigned the Psinc
pal Of the certificates received prior The Isl January Amer
ta dae the interest viii be allowed In addition
from LIST January the date Of their receipt
days interest will DO allowed In addition for money
seller,
Certificates transmitted this department under the present
dee should be duly United (wi,
half sinercst the party
entitled 10 receive the purchase money
Payment for these
Boston, New YORK; Philadelphia, paic
entitled to receive the money nay direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury
Dec l-dtistJuneif
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CoEGREss-TURsDAY.

sKS,rE-Tbe morning hour chiefly consumed in q
sson as TO the proper location for the armory IN the
ndet Of Columbia In consequences Of Mr.. Bayards in
5,po,on the nayabcard question was passed over un-
i omorrow and the subject Of river and harbor improve
mats was debated by Msssrs oass Stuart Bell Of Tennss-
:, Hunter Pugh Brown Weller Butler Crittenden, and
others, until the hour of adjournment
Hou.E OF RKPREsESTATTEs-SeyeTal joint resolutions
from different States were presented The bill making APP
n,oodaons for the consular and diplomatic expenses Of
the government for the year ending the 3Oh Of June 1891
was uassed The consideration of the bill to amend the
act to provide for the better security OF the lives Of pas
sepsers on board of steam vessels and for other purposes
was postponed until Thursday next The House Dill ma
king grant OF land to the State OF Iowa. IN alternate
sections to aid in the construction Of certain railroads
i, that State With an amendment in the nature OF sub
sute was reported from the Committee on Public Lands
The question was on its passage when the House ad-
jOnrned
Mr. Watkins OF Tennessee made personal explanation
10 the House in regard to bis political anteeedents and
present position in reply the remarks recently made by
bis colleague Mr. Sneed) He spoke for upwards Of an
hour and with great effect.
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We learn from the Savannah papers that Ex-Governor
Troup Of Georgia. died at his residence in Lsurens
t. that State Saturday last from hemorrhage Of the
lungs Governor TrOuP native Of Georgia add born
in September 1880. lie member Of the State legs
lature IN 1902 bat subsequently elected to Con-
gres and, when declared 10 1912, he chair
Of the committee IN 1923 be elected COVER
BY the legislature and 10 s25 elevated the Of
Gee BY the votes Of the people In 1898 be elected
the Senate Of the United States and the end Of his
retired to private life
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GENERAL news.

DEATH o. DE WARRES--A Geographic despateh an
nounees the death Of Dr. John Warren Of the Oldest
living physicians in Boston, and perhaps the most dsn-
guished man in his profession in New England Dr. War
rem belongs TO Of the Oldest and worthies families
New England, being descended from John Warren, who
IN 1884, took the feemans oath in Boston, and is nephew
Of General Joseph Warren, killed Bunker Hill and
OF Dr. John Warren himself distinguished surgeon and
at bis death holding the foremost place in his profession
The YELLED MURDEREss--Mrs. Robinson, "tbe Yelled
AuTderess IL is rumored has been transferred from the
State prison to the State lunatie asylum in Utica
PRosRKSs IN NEBRAskA-The Nebraskisn OF April 8
speaks most eneouragngy of the prospects and progress
OF the Territory. OF Omaha city il says Everything
about our city gives promise Of unparalleled prosperity
Settlers constantly arriving and sales in real estate
are going on as brisky Persons much more
eager to purchase than sell Several frames have
already been pat up and enclosed this season.
FoR CALrVoRSIA-The steamer Illinois, which sailed from
New York for Aspinwa Monday last took out GIT pas
sengers.
TIE WESTERN RivRRs-The ST. Louis Republican Of May
LIST says:
The river at this point rising rapidly yesterday.
Rise supposed TO be from the upper Mississippi and Mis-
souri, rivers The last arrival from the Missouri river
ports high winds by which boats have all been detained
less. The weather yesterday very fine, and
business was brisk on the LeyeeD
THE BouLEvARDs or PARIs-A project is foot for
bridging the Boueyards of Paris Pedestrians will then
be restricted 70 the sidewalks and carriages alone win cir
culate in the streets The additional trouble Of walking
up pair of stairs and down another will be amply
compensated bv the increased security of life and limb
PoLrrCs IN TIH PuLPT.-The Ellsworth (Mans) Ameri-
can reports that recent occasion the pastor Of the
Methodist church in that officiating for the Con-
gregaona minister and alluded the repeal of the Maine
law. Quite commotion resulted, and one gentleman
marked that "t this political meeting it bad better be
properly organized
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lIark-ts.

NEw YoaK, MAY G-Fiour Il ower-sales of :, 800 bar
rss 70 good State, s. IS rs TO lo~
extra Ohio s. &C. 81 good 10 standard southern 50
81 fancy to extra do 81 IL ~ 0s. Whest Is firm
sales u 1000 bushels southern white 81 Isl southern
81 so. Corn i frm-saes o. 1900 bushels; southern
mirsd 81 cents. Pork u armsalss of 500 barrels; me
81 ST. Beef l. frm-sales Of $50 barrels Chicago re-
packed, s9. Lard droopnRsalss Of 300 barrels 10l
cents Whiskey u mproving'sies Of $50 barrels At 1s1S
cents
BhLToRE, May sFlour l. weaker, but sctive-sales Of
1000 barrels Howard street. ss nothing done In
brands The receipts Of grain fair, and prices
changed, but firm. wheat-fsr 70 prime reds, 81 80 a
81 49, and good to prime whites, ~ Is 81 So. Corn
white, 80 s. cent? yellow, 50 81 Provisions
heavy, and prices slightly lower The sales 81 bulk meats
large Bacon was IN moderate demand-shoplders
81 cents sides - 81 csnsi and hams, 1915 II
Mess pork, SIS. Lard steady, at 1914 II cents,
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Proposals for copper-Plate Engraving.
oFyioK suPERIxrxHprrT PrBLIc PsNrrso,

0FuoK suPERxrHEprsT PrBLIc PsIsrrso,
Washington, May 5. 1853.
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS viii be received offce
18th Of May II O'Clock, for
for tho Of The Senate and House Of
plates by his
conchogy and geology te The Pa
ciGc Railroad Surveys and Japan ErpsditioR.
Office, the pecon
hose d~sross Of bidding ss the % the closing Of
bids and viii b. furnished
viii be wh asd bonds with security will
from, bidders fthu execution
tb.ir
be distinctly understood hat bids will be entertained
directly in and practically sequaurd
OF bid the contracts WILL in a
esses, awarded n best bidder.
bids viii price, and bat for the work I'D
for, execution % the work and
addressed, chairman Of the Conauss
House Of Representative United States and 20 A. 81
Pubic Printing Washington, - e. be
dored outside .envope Proposals for core plate
Engraving I"
MayS-ts Superintendent.
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General Agency.

W. MckNEW Doorkeeper OF House Of Representa-
II OF the United staieS will undertake. with zeal and dill
OF claims before de
business requ the Ct
the OF government
He will the sale purchase OF paying
renting houses &c, in this eiy and Georgetown
lands adjoining
Of Maryland and Virginia.
aud copying every description executed with
al
His commissions VIII be moderate and all business eonhded TO
hts will be faithfully and promptly attended 10.
e respectfully refers members whom he has
In capacity years. and the citizens OF WASH
ingon generally.
odce Jackson Hall Pennsylvania avenue.
Nav
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Of he dsooniinHanos of TIE land Office DoRr in ~
State Of Illinois
NOTICE bsr.hy of 10 view
Of D~nviIie District y
ducea husdfed oand The ~ the In
And that the
unsod lands thsrsin made subj and entry ~ spns
heid, In s-d STATE
remaining and subject
Discontinued viii % be subject ~
receip, o. notice W Inst e.
re, and dc srs officers ~ spriaE
field which hey ~M 10
sppe.uops entries q such asd- H hc
Given under ny hard 81 ne ely w..hssan M. ss day
May, A. u. 1855. THOs HtNnkcks
COMMISSIONER of the General Land once.
May 6-law8w star a Intel.
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Once o Com,assstsn<r OF Lott.,Ia,
BALusssE, Aprh L. 1888.
THE
daily ~ ho
eouuuy making inquiry lottery winch
flooded decided
Maryland Consolidated Lottenes," rskes the method
inquiry, inform puhlic lotteries
purporn. decided BY the Maryland aads
parties Norris
lotteries
Cleveland Ohio, lmpos,en, and said lottery nnd hayng
neither and that fictitious
styled Mury Co.. Cleveland Onto Ao iepostsrs and
all lotteries which they profess be o A-o
frauds
RICHARD FRANCE Of this city, Is fr drawing
Maryland oeethe tusnes@ copdncied under The hfm
FRANCE co. and they have cole SCENTS
Baltimore Forty he.nsrd
Maynard derive nnder
this once sell tiesets Maryland stteres
nj. n NcPHAtL.
Commissioner II Lot,eries for the STATE of Maryland
Ap z9-amdkep
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oaDsl,oI otneE

wasLipsOB, Apr,l -, is5o.
pRoPosALs are iayss f,om me =
say portion 81 that qaaauy noi @ thsn one bsI
Foa6nhs powder u assd nusI BE- eaSUeB psds
haitos New bJ ~ III
Vii i entered s,o only Win hose Who eas se sa.Gsss az
Of their ability 70 AanoAe1fe po~de % the quality
powder military arts ns, paI,s
coal. sas y pa o. snaa, s 70 G.,s 70 h9
eoa;aia ogDs pert % ehiSfdes is charcoal
aaa see a. iSas own saG ,s sr q such paT st
in baaiaz 100 gains ia s~.. us rssuu s1 ol exceed
handled pounds eseh o. wen
white hooped hicsoy hoes be lat
pseiesabel deprived u hoops
Of The barrel And 70 DC secured BY n. instead q burg
IN he head Of the barrel and closed BY wood with
sa i q % s.ase e al s1 .Sao u s
spirits Of uPenne, and piece % cloth glued the head % the
Tue Ingredients and also powder during se Ntre6iioD
a. $ dw sss s sS e. %
e referred and none viii be received unless approved ~ NE
esracaie VIII be given By inspector eonlaco
s % ~ Ys sss soss
paymsat will he made 10 he M an,oun, The proposals mus
dorsed Proposals for and directed lhe under
signed. ones D C. Nlsrs they viz
such Of Them as may choose 10 APPEAR : $3.50
Colonel Of Ordnance.
rsadsssa A Day BOO. and Nm s e, Argus, Ssw Tod
send one Of ihe papers Containing The and so sei
sH,. = s, hs 9,sssnse once. r,,, ma su
Ordnance once,
wAsnINsrox, May 1, Iss6.
THE quantity powder required
rssmeu, Is reduced thousand hares
cannon powder and oae muske, powder
''' S'''''''' : = '''' IN. cSAlc,
The papers publish proposals gun.
POWDER dated April 10 will please this notice immediately
under that advertisement
Maya n--#.....s a. .s...#.
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To be drawn in Baltimore city, May 10, lsSS.


Prizes amounting 10 s2o4Ooe!
Tickets slo-hsIves s5-qusrters 81 20.
FOR the psyes address all orders 10
J. CLARK, Baltimore city.
Oahci.l drawings and scheme sent 10 all who order.
n FRarcr Co are ony Managers Of the MARY
loitere them, fsy authorized
10 6n all orders in any Of the many lotteries.
April x3-a1~dkep
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the PHILADELPHIA ELECTION.

The municipal election in Philadelphia took place yes
terday. As compelled to 60 to press at early
hour with the view Of meeting the mails unable
wait for the returns From the tenor Of private de-
spach received in this city from Philadelphia before the
votes counted of there is every to believe that
the democrats hare achieved glorious triumph.