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PAW

- FANf.
One of the Steamships of this Compsn,. Darwin,
CALIFORNIA, and OR ECON, IeayesA4k3E
val OF the Cnied States Mail ~ s"e stesm
efs which leave Now Orleans and New York regu-
alI passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL.
These steamships have been inspected and ap
proved Gy the NAVY Department. and guaranty sps.d
The Panama Railroad az miles long) is now com
Peted from ocesn To ocean, and ~ crossed IN or 4
ours. The lag gage of passengers is check ed IN New
embarked at Panama by steamer at the oonpsny's
expense. The money paid III New York covers all
Reserve stsaInerr are kept in port in Panama aud
dsn, :" prevent detention 20 case of secI
urs having occurred in eight ysars.
Passengers lsaye Panama the same day they ar
Conductors go through by each steamer. ard take
charge oi women and children without other protec-
., For through hek cts at the lowest rates apply at
the ssoncJ Ia West street New YOrk.tO
ARMSTRONG, hRRIS& CO,
bn-u CT. BARTLErf.fESs s GmeAn''- "
LIMITED STATES MAIL LIME
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FhiLuaE FOR EIsHT WARS von
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Ksssin' SaiIirs Days. STA r sA Of .aeA ~.o~sA.
CAuTIoN.-So many frauds and IMPOSE -.-etrs>,
tons OF various kinds have been lately <EH&fN
Perpetrated on travellers bonnd to CALI -@tdjS6A
tORNiA, that the subscriber, the only aut hon z ed
Agent for passage by the q. =. Mail Line via Pana-
M, IN the city of New York, feels II his duty TO
caution All persons ssskng passage to CalIforn q,
that TO AVON aroslTios, tiir, nusr lie oarefui to
hEh the true ONCE Of the Steamships of the u. q
Mail llEe, VIA Panama Railroad, as no other nftc
n New York is authorized to engage passage.
The Cornpn nles have only one oifioe in New York
winch ~ at IN West street CORNER of Warren street
fronting On the North River, the head of the Com
pany's Wharf. ' 49,
III Observe my sisn over the door y
]. w. RAYMOND. Agent,
nn- New York
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-Col Jno w Minor. Va:
Wilson, Pa; Martin, Nd II II Cald-
well, NY; Caldwell and family, La; Miss ID
j. Hunt, do; Miss vi Hunt, do; Win smith Va:
John Russell, do; L Latham. Md Mr. Turner
w Msirie. Ga: " COrbin, Va ID Delvry y
J; n kfdwell, Va; Rodss Pa Miss y B
Jacoby, do; C Wood, MY; A Kerriyan. do;
* Brennan, do; II BOnguier, Iowa VI Casey
and daughter. SC: WOOdsun. No; w Good
win, o; LaquiereS, ~ Petersburg; wyman:
W + Maulsby, Md; Mrs La;hrop and daug Lter.
CT
Y. HOTEL, a.. o. SxIrH )-wH Curtis.
b williams, Binglr. Jingl-, " y Sanford
w I Purcell, Va; 4 PETER, Pa; G " U,INY,
Rynmsnn, III; Mrs WHIP. Pa; ObrndoTf, :
LehmeYer. Odendorf. Md; w n HunYerf,,d
Kansas; John Thomas, Va; ii vand-rgrift : q
Campbell, Ind.
WlLI.ARDS. HOTEIs-S y Brentlsy. n yk:
W Par, do; A MalcOmson, do, X ID ThoTburn
Va Macrae, USA; AZ L. cav. G. u Roger.
Pa, Mr. W addelI, Ny; 4 Thompson, Md; Mrs T.
corning and maid. Miss vi Wsth. G. +. Giay.Va:
Ward; u Smith and family, and Miss NJ r.
Lsdd, Ga.
kIRKWOO HOCSE.--G LaMonte Va; X
Lewis CSRS; K Justh, Cal; A " Howerton
Nc Is SlOure. Pa; w Ii Gnm;L Md: ] q
Barr, Ala; A James. NY.
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I UBIN'S EXTRACTS, all odors. at GIBBS'S
j Hair Store, near lSt ST., and at his Sales Room
under Wizards hotel. na3m
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OCEAN EAMERS' SAILING DAYS
From THK UNITED STATES
Sf.nms-s. Lsdr. 20, Do.,
Edinburg .-.....New York. .Gla-gcw Dec 81
FROM EURoPs
AraSo .Southam'E.. New York. Dec Is
City Baltimore. Liverpool. New York. Dec is
The California mail steamers leave New yori
the 9Th and Nth o each month
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I ONION JUVENILE BOOKS
IL Hans Anderstp's Tales and Fairy Stories,
l.nUIs's School Days,
Sanford and Merton,
Gv-rIbgs At Home.
Edrar Clifton, or N sht and Wrong.
Es1eranza, or the Home Of The Wanderers,
Gnmm's Home Stories.
The Ca.'swa,s. or Adventures in Africa,
SExeli0rd, n Story for the uuug,
FyCfy BGy's PonE.
Far, Tales Of the Countess D'Aulnoy,
ATaitgH Nights.
Z O!rIJOi CIHsCe.
yUst fecSI.stbJ
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DONALD KENNEDY.
No. 10 F1r,sn Strsst, Ro1bxrv, MaSs6ckxJsfts

Gilman, Kldwcil Il Lawrence, J. y. Gardner, Barry
4 Co, D. Walsh Co.iE: 8: Walsh, J. ?. Stons;
Boswell. Daniel b. Clark. J. =. Milburn, Dunbar
by son. Fcrd d Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R.
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STEiMER GEORGE PAGE F>~.
~ KOURS OF DEPARTURE.S
Leave Alexandris at "a. ~. 2, lOa
IN, =. ~. 81.
Leave Washing ton al 6, q, ~ uk. N, 4, SN,a
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KEAuTiFCL WO0I.EN GOODS. SOCKS.
- Mats Comforts. A O.. n c., at ...0
dH McLATGHLIN's.
FASHIONABLE PERrUMERIEs, from the
18th street, IN. aye. Eln.an
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terms will be ~nt by msil with sny additional infe
mstIon IN regard To them, which may be requesteC
sails. IL il desirable that all the articles be Of de-
nestle manufacture
Deliveries 10 CONNIE. ce on the 18th day Of reN
IuaTy next. and one half Of the quantity contrasts
Tor 10 he delivered IN equal monthly proportions
or before the Sth pTll. 1853 the rea nder WIFI
four months from that date. an monthly or Ereste
proportions, as the contractor may Ind u oonFe
nIPnt.
The privilege is reserved by the United States
increasing from one-thIrd To one half the 0llanln
of sll the supplies above mentioned, 10y giving ths
contractor one months notice Of such desired
crease
Payments will he made on each delivery, shout
Consrsss have made an appropriation TO meet Their
or as soon thereafter appropriation snail y
made for hat purpose; Ten per cent. 81 The smoun
OF each delivery will he retained. until the contrtp
shalt he completed, which will be forfeited To W
United States IN case OF defalcatlob on the part
the contractor IN fulfilling the contract.
BIDS will he received from manufacturers or reft
lar dealers only Ia the articles proposed 90 be "
nIshed aud none will be considered al which y
manufacturers mill or dealers place of business
Contracts will be hassd on accepted proposals, lO
the fulhlment nf which two more sufhcieni seeS
rites wall he required. -.
The names address. and the res pons hllIty oi ths
persons proposed rs securities. with the acknos
edgmeHt of said persons that hey will Ice snch hees
rty, or wall see that good and sunlcient sscuIin h.
furnished in case a contract is obtained, VIII 10
transmitted with the proposals.
u ~ To he distinctly understood by every PEI
obtaining contract. that said contract - not trs
fcrable without the consent Of proper authorlU So
that any sale. assignment transfer Of a. Nlthou
PROCESS Of law will be regarded as an ssndonmen'
Of the contract. and the contractor and hs securi
viii he held responsible for all boss dsuiaee to Wv
United states which may ARISE from SAID aonho"'
ment. g
Proposals will he addressed 20 the understEnea,
and will be endorsed Proposals for furnishing shp
HENRY C. WAYNE,
d 5-aawtJana 49,. MAJOR. A. q. NJ.
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a uAs.s as svns - X ISIS .

We do not know where the following origina-
ted. but if any of our lady friends wish to exer
else their rights, and are 'desperately in----
pshuw ~ let them initiates
Our readers shall have the benefit of story
we once heard. Travelling into town about dusk
Mr. X. had occasion to call ut the mansion of an
esteemed friend, VINO had among other worldly
posscarons, two three very fine daughters.-
He bad scarcely knocked the door when IL was
opened by one of those blooming maidens, who
ns quick ns thought. threw her arms around his
neck, and before he had time to say. 10 dont!'
pressed her warm and delicate lips To his. and
gave him IA sweet n kiss ever swain deserved.
In utter establishments the worthy gentleman
wns endtnvorng to stanmrr out something when
the dumsel exclaimed, 20, mercy, Mr.. X, Is that
youl | thought ns much could be it was my
brother Henry
"Ph-aw :" thought tho gentleman to himself
lyon ldut think any such thing But taking
Ter hand, he said in forg wing tone don't give
Yourself any nn"u-ness though you ought to be
II li'tle more careful"
After this gentle reproof he ushered into
the pnrlor by the maiden, who rs she came to the
lght,coud not conceal the deep blush that glove
ed upon her check while the bouquet that was
pinned upon her bosom shook like u flower garden
in an earthquake. Aud when he rose to depart,
it, however fell To her TO wait upon him TO the
door: aud il mny be added that they there held
discourse together for some minutes on what sub
ject is not for US to say.
As the warm hearted youth podded homeward
he argues with himself in this wise:
.'Ms-J knew it was | who knocked at the
door. or how did she recognize me before spoke
and il it probabe II at her brother would knock
before entcrngi She must be desperately in
-pshaw Why, if she love brother at that
rate how must she love her hushand' For, by
the great squash, never felt such kiss in my
life"
Three weeks after the accident above describ-
cd Mr.. X was married to Miss j.
Now, don't ask Us if Mrs. X. ever confessed
that the kissing was not mistake, for positively
we shun't tell.
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Ry CHARLES ", BUTTON.

e.
rfpGINIAN Is published daily a - am r-week \ At
' I'M, II "a alirt aud weekly - ins arabV
,tlerysr - 20 will be charged In all PAPER
Yal" nnet tin option OF the rropretors,
WI. "a srr,erpges stall have been paid
NM hhtspTISENfN inserted Tor 81 cents square
" loss tai ~, Insertion, aud H.
~ nuless ordered form weekly. and then -
H. " be charged for each insertion. Il the number
.er n he not marked the Ms it will b published till
NJ M ont and charged accordingly
defe' w. HE YEARLY sATt# AiT
snuar.
do nj
do .......................... 10
intended for both papers subject spe
Il contract. -, :, IT., . ii, - ~.
- or the adv ersemens charged al transient rates
,ll new advertisements appear in the daily and tri-
,.'eRy papers -, -, d,
obituary notices Whch ekceeu eist lines are ehafEcu
.i.RIy for the excess
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VOL. 5-.-NO. 27S.
DAILY VIRGlNlAN.

From the New York Herald.
mss,ee"Ihe .p."i.h: 4 xmsris." q "e.sss". :.
The Spanish plot against Mexico is rapidly
being brought to n head. We have to-day let
tors from several points referring to this scheme
among them ono from high source in Wash
ingtnn giving the details of the plan. Santa
Annn /. To go to Havana. and there take charge
oi IA Spanish 6libusteripg expedition, consisting
Of three ships of war and 800 troops, which are
to protect his attempt to revolutionise Mexico.
F,rit is hc rs to acknowledge the fraudulent
claims presented under the convention OF 1858
between Spain and Mexico. pay one million of
dollars for the Spaniards killed at San Vicente,
and make grand offensive and defensive alliance
with Spain against thu United States. Such is
the pltu approved of by the Spanish government
in Cuba, aud sent to Spain for ratification.
The execution Of such scheme ms this would
give nm immense impetus 10 the solicitations
which Ne xico is making both to our government
aud to many of the leading fillibusters in this
country, and would hasten on tho march of
events thnt would change the whole aspect OF
our relations toward Mexico and all the Central
American aud Cuban questions. A popular ex-
crt,meni would result under which the neutrality
lnws would be repealed and the Clayton Bulwer
trenty abrogntad AS soon ns the limitation notice
could he given. Mexico would receive sympathy
and support from all sides in this country. and
even the government Itself could NOT retfain
from sympnihising aud perhaps cooperating
with the liberal government of President Comon-
fort.
Congress could be called together in thirty
days and with twenty five millions Of surplus in
the treasury. and the immense supply of NUM-
tions and materials of war that have nccumula-
ted in our nrsenulS, imm, dute action could be
aud would be taken. In six weeks we could
throw fifty thousand insn into Mexico. full of
fight, and armed and equipped and offeered In
the most perfect manner When the last war
was declared against Mexico one hundred and
fifty thousand men volunteered in three weeks.
Should Mr. Buchanan call for volunteers tn go
10 Mexico 10 assi-t its government in resisting a
Spanish invasion, three times that number would
offer him their services within month.
/, is not improbable that Englan and France
ARE secretly urging Spain ON in this matter.
Such m event would settle all the Central Amer
ican questions by n new process ot negotiation
The gordinn knot. which diploLacy seems TO
have tied there, would be cut by the sword, and
Our influence would soon be established and ac-
knowodged to tho Isthmus of Darien and
throughout the islands of the American Medter-
rnnenn. Wa advise our flibusters not to bo in
too great n hurry TO get up new expeditions
Tho government mny want their services
yet a war with anybody now would be a re-
lief To the country in mnny ways. Domestic quar-
rrs would be hushed, aud life and energy i'm
pniied To political and commercial affairs such
rs was seen ten years ago when preparations
for war resoundod through the Union.
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MISSISSIPPI WOMEN few days since while
n negro man engaged in excavaing sand
back near MeadviIle Miss. the quick earth gave
way and covered the poor fellow deeply that
il was impossible to extricate himself. "A couple
Of young ladies'. on horseback shortly after pass
ing by. found him in this dangerous situation.-
Without hesitation they at once alighted. ap-
piled themselves diligently to the shovel, and
shortly after had the satisfaction of having re-
hevcd the poor negro from living death. Such
are the Missssispi womcn.-N: o. Picayune.
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ItIAyO.-Fnrmcrs and Planters look 10 your
u INTERISTS-My stock of Guauo and other fertilizers
is now in store consisting Of Peruvian GuanQ No A. bat
more Inspection price e2 Deurgs Manipulated 6uhno
couuoaed Peruvian, Mexican Guano and Bone
Powder said by many superior to Peruvian Gu
ano peBurgs super Phosi sihate Lime Mexican ouano
OF Bone Phosphate of Lime Kettle
wells Potash Plaster excellent manure for old land To-
hacro Lots Lynehbug Ground Plaster Bulk Bags or Bar
rSis
II my iucnn keep cd supply of all the most ap
and sell them, NJ the highest price
the lowest possible prices th9t they
can be- afforded Guaul r the agents of the Pc
rnyan crnmrut and 1t is certainly Of the hest qualify
NV a. other market adding the cost of
Tr,n~parfaton FERTILIZERS much used and can
prove To duers Planters that II is to tr interest to
urn1e such house as propose to keep Please give me
a enl WM. a MILLER,
u1razts On Btsir.
AtESEA' Pltap H08T~.-Just NJ hand from
Manufacturer tho best quality Gents fine Cal Pump
Boots Please examine them al SEABURfS >
II
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BALTIMORE
I'M uII.Is. s.uEnIoAI OEIICE, I.oeL In

uNU Uuuuss, MEDICAL OFFICE, Loeb In.
trnaty natmore-nsttn"d ~ ~ =. ~, = ~ ~, III
III or No Pm Root iEhi,-D Mills A., cslh,'on''' W
riysean Aopaihr Schnol ma, bn ooRade"""'b co..
No " on.y rranircd ~ ~ Z "re IL not Eurs"m' .
A practical experience of over 20 years rnhn'" Ut W
In the shortest p"ssb'e hh'e 10 h"'o "p
effected.
excuyey celebrated the eocna andspeedy cure o' al
Secret Diseases VIVA established IN 'hh e'y "
The nj iuh Wcp"tatio"
this Institution uud render public notice unnecessary we're
tho applicants hero for ucatmoh WI" nHNe
hcled their money, matt.1ed ny ihe VINO
flourish largely the public prints and win whom our 'y
Addicted he "n your Guard,
you would void injury, paennafs losa nnddiHarlemo
s,c earl, medical AID whore proper treatment can he obtain
cd NJ mnkea allurng ptoieasoha pfonnos no m"'s
than ha win honurAhy perform.
secondary aud chronic Gn-c-.
The nsua svnptans Snro Throat, lcornton OF the
Mouth Itching and Tondcrneas about tho N'ne, noi.iuA
Erupiiana upon skin Sc Upon the perfect c"ns,nona
cure o aud Inveorne ot such easee III NJ IL
willing to stake n. honor aud r,pn,san s ..,.
The Triumph OF science.
Tho r,medes a, pt In rcaorInn aud manly Wig
ar rcnovetng shattered constitution and removing speed
all debility injury incurred nom certain see''' h'" "'
unsurpassed by any discoyc Of III aso
Eusccbicd NUub""d
may nnd certain restorative aud Ia sands rom
nae roaisad tho ewoci "oh ct nope "hn ''"n ,h'
allure Quackorce In thuli theit hn'oes Ho' IN" oe
almost eNtiuguished -
Advantage at Treatment.
No posououa compounds Mercury koNious pfusa une
II HIS practice. -
ou. In thn untmont Female Affections Nef
,ous laensa4 A. auahAcs pr to Afford haty R'iQ aud
MT E, In ,r ,noat dnienlt eases sacred
N guarded aud mafk ed with ski aud dceney
Ipr. Niiis' sass"s puvruiisc.
This Rcmtdy nrrlele 10 .l' aA WI" be S,n M
duly prepared by mail on receipt OF w. OF by '"mihb VIZ
prescription will be Included -. +.
Distant porsous cured ot homo by addressing ph y u. ~
MILLS, Nl1lMotl, QcittiH post rhidl M'd''h'A s"h' III
direction by mail or express
iune2 dly
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MANIf AG1UKEKN AND NEAlLkS n OF NFDW.
DER CONTINUE To OTTER THEIR WILL KNOWN
brands Of ELEC1RIt INDIAN RIFLE md KENTUCKY
RIFLE POW DER. n KEGS and tnnscrs, AlHo, tunpow
Ba,ilue Mining, uprising fun assortment Of
qualities aud kinds required by liz trade, guaranteed 10 give
a1lisflctipn
Tho .iulartaf their Powder. which has enjoyed the
reputation for than twrnt4 tyr years, VIII he
pissed by any othe mnnutacc Of the Kind IN
world For sar by the tinea dealers and also nj the
III af ac Coman, rl " al. Wafer rrce New
York \ q. HAZARD ffest
A /, Dor SI. As. Seer Iuiat ddm
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LOTTERIES,
llNV ANA LOTTERY

"Ehc q IOry u House vii UeNt, Vcr"f'''
"OlR STAR N IN THE ASCENDANT
HAVANA PLAN No. o.
merely call attention To the slnpluly ~
ottr, being al Huple numhors mud I" lrei
The best evidence OF nnr enreesa va th" 'e " me
Prizes have sold in the last
Lottery Plan rfizo II $1,000, onhto oi
$50 nn0 one ilnfo &t0uO aud ~ Prizes of ~ 600 eah IN
tho aggregate amounting the aHdcent and p ,Hrdg sum oi
sis l bosldes erA smaller prizes, ranging nun ro To
a.,
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Z TFAGTORY N TIE UNITED STATES, NORTH
OR SOUflIIhn factnsy "t >erng SINS was esia'
IN l-a3 h lickounE. and mp To the prcs"nt nj"
Ia, furnished HpfO PIANOS For the exhibition of these IN
the nied and England they have been awarded eev
Medals silver Medals Four Bronze Me'iais
these instruments have been brought III compe
tan those If other manufacturers they have invariably
taken the highest prcmum. The pianist. l"altig
performances have been dcigtng the country ekh-
preference them all "ccasonS Persons
vfbug q rod and reliable will lind it to Their in
tcrst to give call sell cur Pianos n the manu-
facurcrs' prices. NM T. dkEi'Nh q W
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WHEAT Tl:I.Es<EssS-Wc hn We just received
w lot of Wheat Cleaners (or one horse Steel Spring
akes which and will recommend to the Farmers as
an article that ought have and which will
itself days work in wheat field At the Lynch
wHITTEMORE g. JOsLIN, Props,
iefts Successorsto II. s. Whittemore & Bro
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1000 prizes amounting = r.. rlrS' 'uo
Whole tickets $40! Halves 81 Quarter g. 80
- Prizes payable trt, dnya after the drawing Ia III
without deduction In tla Lottery
For tickets and packages, address orders to
I n. HUBBARD 4 co,
,e3l Fuyette NJ OF Box, No 40
Iune . tJOe baltimore, Maryland
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED
AlAN IL
re be drawn in Baltimore Md Saturday Juno e7h, 1856
Il. FRANCE & Co, MANAGERs.


A. no prizes amountingto to sl2l721G
~ uouid adrse all 10 makc cgort and bny Packosc
Cor,i6catc of Package Of 2G Nholgs cost sIO7 50
Halves LOB a.
Quarters 76
16 Eihhs, - ~
In scheme formed by the tornary combination of
nnmbcrs making III 056 c aud the dfawin ing of 20 bal
lots there will be 40 prizes each having three OF the drawn
numbers Log each having two OF them on Iil6O
each ha wing only them and also 80 500 tickets with
neither Of the drawn numbers On them. being blanks,
the fate ofthcsc prizes aud bnnks n numbers
10 will be srveray placed in wheel
20 of them drawn out at random,
and that tick having combination the ls 2d and Sd
viii be entitled To the capital prize of s3LG
That ticket having 1t the ih, 5t and 9Th drawn mum
bers. |ouoo
'"''I hers r TO 10000
That ticket having on 1t the 10th llth aud l2th drawn
numbers to 10000
And 50 ON according to the above scheme
All other tickets (bcng lOO0 with three OF the drawn
numbers, them, each 2oO
Those having them the lat and 2d or Sd
and 4th drawn numbers, each go
tickets having them the 5h aud 9th or 7th
and 9Th drawn numbers, each GO
Those 6 tickets having on iLcm the 9th and 10th, or
nth aud l2h drawn numbers, 40
All others (leng lO,b72) with two of tho drawn num-
brrs them 30
tirkcis with either the ls I'd 3d. 4h, 5th,
9TH 7th. 9Th gth 10Th drawn. 90
Those l6 $50 with either the lt, l2h, 18Th lith 18th,
10Th l7th. 18th 18th or 2jth, 10
~ No ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior
denomination. can be entitled to an inferior prize
Tickets S20--shHrcs in proportion
EY@ For tickets and packages. address orders TO
4. H. III BBARD Co.
Office 80 Faycue Street, Box 40,
may n I'm Baltimore. Maryland
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NEW-YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS

II weekly
ON Iir pes manufacturing fltheh
OoRnac aud Teach audes Jamaica and Santa cruz Rnms
Gin Sc Nanned To contain nothing Injurious To the Hysiem
Address. enclosing sl aud Postage STAMP to 80,
q. \ HAkfWfll n co.
Nrw ork ttN.
f-.ssl ,t,trs ,nflt,i NJ our risk lap lt.ddm
eMNE s.HOgERIBt~ sOlrssGRN u AM-
II ILlIS THOMAS nOrE y co. No lfe CHAM
BTRS STREET. MEM YORK .Eslahlishod ls'o( hnr"f
tes and pealurs descriptions Il iare tld Madeira Shol
~ aud Port " ines Finest superior old lana
en- 81 traiN aud Antigua Rum old Holland uin and every
variety nj huc Imported aud Domestic Liquors
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Imperial tahuot Nerztuay Hcdsitk and other uranus
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nu,k N1Nls-of Jahanncshcrger, Marcobrnnnor, hndcs
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choicest varieties IlrgnnieH kesalnh
Couchas Operas, Pressed and temlunhes. .=.
funlsN FEutt>o all kinds. RaIains Almonds itnhes &c
TfAs ANn 1oFfftr-all of the finest dualitoa .
HANS ANn ToNauts-Burtnetnn, Virginia aud Wostphala
Hams, Smoked aud Iicklrd Tongues
GusilN HCrtfR-m Fhkns. Tubs and stone Jars
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general every variety OF Fine groceries
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in Comb Rtuslrs putieus and Cotton lhroad So"
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