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SEX Commissionsr" Ysh is still 10 Calcutta. He
refuses t. receive visitors, aud endeavors to be.
lieve, aud impress others with the belief that he
IL Of trace more Intellectual and far superior in
every way TO those around him.
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UNCLAIMED DIvIDENDs.-A proposition is before
the New York Legislature, to escheat to the State
all unclaimed dividends lying in banks aud saw
lag insfitnsions. The amount is supposed to be
from two to six millions Of dollars, lying 10 the
banks without a lawful owner, and therefore it is
conteuded that the amount should escheat to the
State The opponents of the measure predict
trouble and cost, and question the propriety OF
such q wholesale confiscation.
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Too TRUE FOR A JoKE.-The story is-"Tommy,
my son. said fond mother, "do you say your
prayers night aud morniug," "Yes, that ghts;
but any smart boy take care of himself ia the
day time" Alasl how many Of US are prone to
forget God in prosperity. aud to think of Him
only In adversely. When the sun shines we walk
thoaghtless Of His Providence; but in the dark
night, how glad We are to take hold of his guiding
hand.-Ne,o Bedford 5fass.) Times.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS

khECd ami AL OF NEW dUOUS
A. X. PARkE Err Ak CD.
Have lust received their SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment one of the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered and at such
prices as will insure sales.
Splendid Black and Cord silk Robes a'Ica
Rich Bayadere a'Lez and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Polt de Sole and Tafeta
Silks
Ri,h Plaid and Fig'd valencias
Bla K BombaAines. Alpscas. Challies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace, Muslin and Cambria setts
Muslin, CamDric, PeQuet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berthas
Cloaks, Nantes and Sbawls in great variety
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
"a and 81 PULLED Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
auckland Pulled Cloths; Kerseys and Plaids
Plaid Linseys; Flannels
Bed and Negro Blankets
Dapask Table Cloths; Napkins; Doylies
Merino, Lambs Wool Silk and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Alexander's Kid, Buckskin SILK and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gannaefs
Cotton and Wool Hosiery Of every description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets. &C. oc 20
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AN EDITOR UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF GIN.-The
editor of the Logan (Ohio) Gazette, having been pre-
scented with bottle OF old London Dock Gin
drank It, and then attempted to write paragraph
of thsnks, with this melancholy result:
10 conclusion here's to the sire Fountain Gonna
ny No. some," the Brassfoun tame Bell Band and
the rest of our home insutions and org'zations.
including the ladies' and other branches of business
fbic]in and around town--aud espewcially the Mes.
sident's Pressage. Mopington Washnment, etc ~
of which may be had cheap at the Buck-Drook-
Brook aud Dug Store of Biuiugers' old London Dock
Gin. for s2a year, If payment is delayed until the
end of the Atlantic Cable,
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HEAVY TAXES PAID BY Col. FREMoNr-On the
18th Of December. says the Marposs Zeal J Gazette
Col. Fremont paid into the treasury of Mariposa
county 81 AIS, being his tax of the year 1885,
The taxes OF the three years, '55. Sc. 81, remain
unpaid. Prior 70 SIS, taxes amounting in the ag-
gregate TO SIS, 800 were paid.
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DRY GOODS.-Great Bargains sold at

~ No 27 Main street -JOSEPH sTRAU-E offers
for sale the balance of his stock of Fall and Winter
Goods at and below cost. Amy bo1y that wants to
save money will do we'll by calling soon, as the
Goods are selling off very fast at such an astonsh'
ing low price. .
Fast colored Calico at and cts; handsome pat
terms uusns i21a aud Is; every color OF Merlnos
at 1874, worth double the money! the finest and rich
est colored French Mernos at 75c; Black silks at 90
cts and upwards coored Silks at half their value to
close out; 900 fine French Needle Wors ed Collars,
from l2K cts to SO; Cambria and Mousn Bands at
all prices; Check and Cambria Mousns at 10 cents
Kid Gloves from 1914 cts the best quality at IS cts;
50 pair Bed Blankets at $225, selling at other
places at S5 Velvet Cloaks at $i2, cheap at $40;
Cloth and Me, inc Cloaks do Linseyk and Flsnnels;
Irish Linens; Bosoms; Table Cloths; Towels; Cassi-
meres: eattinets brown and bleached Domestics,
&c and many more Goods at the lowest price, to
please every one, that calls at No q Main street
ia lin JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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FRENCH PLAY.-At one of the Partisan thea.
tres, humorous play, called my Nose, My Eyes,
My Mouth creates the greatest merriment, and
j. is noticeable from the fact that an American
figures in the drGDtatis persona. Paris letter
furnishes the following descriptions:
st turns on the mishaps of the young pianist,
who has been made an involuntary model by a
poor painter living opposite Three portraits of
him Ia different costumes being thus put into cir
cuatiop, he is mistaken for all sorts of people;
among others the husband of dapseuse, and q
Swiss Rirll Under the latter misapprehension
he falls Into the clutches of jealous wife. who
nearly scratches him out of his clothes before
she can be convinced that they are his proper has
biments, and that he is not her husbands miss
tress in disguise. Under the former, he finds
himself between Dutchman and an American,
who are both making ferocious love to the danse-
use, and wish to clear the way by disposing of
her husband previous to settling their own dis
pute. The scene 10 which the American proposes
atrisngular duel, Is superb. THEORY who per-
donates our countryman. is capitally got up for
his part--the dress, the GOODNESS, just enough
accent. just enough stiffness of manner-sl to the
life-and the wonder of the poor musician when-
ever he recognises my hose, my eyes, my
MOUTH
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WTE are receiving per Jamestown

WE are receiving per jamestown
w Fancy Prints, medium grades
Red, White and Yellow Flannels
Mohair Mixtures and Debages
Ponzee Hdkfs, Corset Jeans
Rubinaccis Sublime Servings
Marshall's and Stuart's Patent Threads
Kentucky jeans Medium and super
Heavy Plaid Linseys
Shetland Wool Shawls
Withlmsny other new and cheap Goods. for sale by
de KENT, PAINE Il co.
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TEE AUTOGRAPH Cory OF "AULDLA SYNE"-An
interesting incident OF the celebration of the cen
tenniai anniversary of the birth of Burns, held at
Albany, New York, was the exhibition of the auto
graph copy of "Auld Lang Syne." 1t was received
from the Hon. J. ". l.. Pruyn who has recently
become the possessor of this precious reict of the
peerless poet. It's genuinensss is said to be un-
doubted. It's history is given in a letter from II.
Stevens, Esq, of Massachusetts,. who has devoted
many years of his life TO the collection oflike re-
lies OF the past Mr.. Pruyn received it few days
ago from London, and it appears it was sent to
John Richmond, by the poet, in 1883.
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& NJ. ROSENBAUM, 1919 BROAD

q. STREET-In order to make room for our
Spring Stock, we offer everything in the way of
Woclieu Goods at reduced prices As an evidence of
the fact, We sell French Mernoes at IS cts: all
Wool DeLaiues at 371s; good Black Silk at IS cts:
Paramettas and English Merinoes at 25 cts Shawis.
Cloaks and Blankets at cost. In Cloths, Cassmeres
and Tweeds, Housekeeping and Domestic Goods, we
offer Inducements to purchasers rarely met with in
this cjty IL Nj ROSENBAUM.
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NOTICE On and

Persons going to Richmond via this line, will reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road, which leaves Peters
burg at 5.45 p NJ. ~ l55s-ls5 7gtEs IS
| Persons going West by the Southside Road viii
have to remain all night in Petersburg and take the
mail train which leaves at $50 a. the next morn
ing.
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond will
arrive in Pete rsburg by the mail train Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road in time 10 breakfast In
Petersburg, and then to take the cars for Norfolk
leaving at A NJ
Person coming from.the Southwest by the South
Side Road will arrive in Petersburg at $50 NJ; liz
time to get breakfast before departure of the Norfolk
cars att.
Persons wishing To go on North from Norfolk, may
do by either the Bay Line Steamers or the Steam
ship Line for New York, which leave Norfolk, tn,
former. daily. Sundays excepted, at 40 p NJ and
the latter emtweekly, Wednesdays and Saturday
No train will be run on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk to Petersburg, straight
Do Return ticket, good for days. SEE
This train will step only at Regular Stations tc
take in and put of passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE,
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A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS ~OFsLOIs,-ss
IN rHr rY or RICHMOND DELINQUENT I0n TIN non
or qITT &. s tssS4
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certificate Of package of 10 whole tickets, $50
10 half 40
10 quarter q
10 eighth lC

IN ORDkkIN8 IIOkN1S Oh CkkJlFlCATk0.
Enclose the money TO our address for the Tickets
ordered CD receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
n Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
~. Remember that every Prize is drawn and Day.
able in full without deduction.
CT All prizes of 81 900 and under paid Immediate
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
HUriCE 70 CORREsPONNTs.-Those who
prefer not sending monev by mail can
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets in sums OF Ten ID ollars
and upwards, can bs sent US
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where they have an Office
The money and order must be enclosed in a "6Uv-
ERNMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVEL
OPE," or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates be directed to
WOOD, EDDY co, Augusta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY Co. Atlanta, Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY a co, Wilmington, Del.
A4 A list of the nambers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each ID
entitled to- will be published after every drawingin
the following papers: The Augusta (Ga.) Consti
nationalist New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book.
Savannah Daily News, Richmond Dispatch,
Paulding (Miss Clarion. and Little Rock tArkl
Trua Democrat ia
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m NEW HAT STORE.
FRANK RINFORD,
Late of the firm of Binford. Dickinson & Weisicer
would nt run his friends and the public that hav.
ing sold has entire interest In the above Concern he
s In no way connected with it, but will open About
the 18th of February at
Ne 81 MAIN STREET,
Two doors above his cid stand, with an entire new
stock of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS /!
Thankful for the patronage bestowed mon him
heretofore. he would solicit continuance of the
same assuring the public that fine an assortment
OF goods: and on as accommodating terms, can be
had of him as elsewhere
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited particu-
larry to examine his stock the wholesale depart.
ment will be complete. ia sim
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TIE GREAT STEAM BATrERy.-Tbe steam battery
a. Hoboken, which has been about six years in
process OF construction, is now nearly half finish
ed The work upon it will sooD be brought to a
close for the presan, owing to the want Of appro-
priatious. The structure is some $50 feet long,
with beam breadth of about 80 feet, aud depth
of hold from 20 TO 25 feet 1t is very sharp at the
how and well proportioned. The ribs are about
th.es feet apart, the outside being covered with
heavy sheet iron, riveted in squares about three
feet long and two feet wide, and with the excep.
ton Of the centre, the rides have reached the
height Of from seven to ten feet above the kelson
On each side, and about midway, the sides extend
mp twenty or twenty-five feet There are two
tiers of rafters, one of which. no doubt, consti
tutes the lower deck. and is about eight feet above
the kelsop. and the other about sixteen or seven.
teen feet above the kelson, aud eight feet above
the lower deck. Eight engines and ten boolers
have already been adjusted in the battery. The
top will be shelied over with iron of the same
thickuess as the sides-thus rendering the battes
ry, Il Is supposed bomb proof The upper and
middle decks will probably hold 1000 persons
The battery will be worked by propeller, and it
i. hoped vii! make run II eight miles an hour.
About 800. 900 have already been expended on its
construction and 1t is intimated that 100000 will
bs required to finish it.-Aeto Fork Journal Of
Commerce.
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NApoiroS's REMAINS TO RE REMovEp-An onciai
decree in the Monitenr declares that the Cathe-
drl Of ST. Denis is to be hereafter the burial place
OF the Emperors Of France, and thus AZ last TINS
hong debated question lie settled. The Prince
Jerome, guardian OF the body of his brother, the
first Emperor ut the Invads, beid out to the last
against the change bet he only obtained this cons
cessiop, that the heart might be retained In the
the BODY will go to St. Denis At the same time
the decree creates chapter of ST. Denis of which
the alDorer Of the Tuiieries is to be the head -
The legitimEsss do not relish this decision.
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS
tACOU6H ELIXIR, one If the best known RENE
lies for Coughs and Colds has been in use in Rich
nond and its vicinity for the past fifteen twenty
years. ana has Away proved efticaoous In Coughs
and Colds. The following certificate voluntarf
ly given by Rev. Mr.. Wies in 1854.
BOWLING GREks, CAROLINE, March %. 1884:
Nh. G, q. WALTER-Dear Sir: 1 take pleasure in
Informing you that Mrs Daws' Cpuch Elirir."
purchased Of you, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad have used it also In cases OF Colds at
tended with severe coughing and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this Sreparaton excellent medicine and 10 my
Judgment no family ought to be withoutit.
A. WfLES
cult Va Conf.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher q Winston,
Millspaugh & Johnston J. W. Garick K j. Picot
4. Bodeker and Chas D. Yale. Richmand. oc IS
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nOWN THEY O-THE GOODS
~ MUST BE sOLD-TO PREPARE FOR OUR
SPRING TRADE, we shall make closing out
prices
1000 yds best English Prints. at 10c
1000 do Wide Bleached ehirting, at sd
5000 do Mouseline, at l211, Is and 20c
Plaid Merinoes aud Poplins, large lot
1000 yds Hemp Carpeting, at 25c
2a00 do Ingram do, at 37H aud zoe
5000 do Super do do, at 70 and s7hc
l.jO0 do Brussels do, at$f
Beautiful Cloaks in Cloth Velvet, to be closed at
bargains
Embroideries in Lace, Muslin and Cambria, will
be marked at very low figures
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Satin De LANES
White and Colored Marseiies Quilts
Table Damasks; Cotton and Linen Sheetings
Table Napkins Doyles and Towellings-a very
large assortment.
Purchasers are invited to CALL with the assurance
that the goods will be found worthy of their atten
ton. CHRISTIAN q LATHROP.
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DICH SILVER PLATED CAsTORs.

DICH SILVER PLATED CASTORS.-
~ great variety of patterns of Casters, are te
be found In our assortment--among them, Reyol
wing Castors with cut glass bottles beautiful piece
Of table furniture; Egg Casters, containing Egg
Cups and Spoons; Ccmbinafion Castors comprising
q superb Cake Basket. Butter Dish and cut class
Castor: sheffield Castors nearly equal in durability
to solid silver: ALSO, may other patterns, both one
jas ~ & GENEHr. Eagle SQUARE.
EOR SALE--A small Farm Of one hum
y dred acres. one mile hey end the termination Of
the Mechanicssile turnpike and about six ana
half miles from Richmond. IN an excellent neigh.
borhood. and In tho Immediate vicinity Of one OF
xnore cbnTehes. The improvements consist OF q
dwelling with four rooms. and ell necessary out
bniisinEas I'll Of which are new. Also. an Orchard
Of choice Fruit Trees
!. witbs cold for one-fourth cash, the balance on
credit 81 one, two and three PEARS. With Interest
Apply " a Il. B. THOMAS,
"a ~ 80 broad st., Richmond
GHEAT BARGAINS --Uur stock Of
rel, heayy omitted and wadded silk Vests. q
sure sslss All fancy styiss OF Winter Clothing We
err dssr.ssa e s.ass cut by offering great 10.
kkEs. DaLDwin WILLIAMS.
10 Main 4.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.-From

RAhGAlNS In DRY dUUDS.-FrOm
~ this time to lst of Narch next, we intend to re-
duce our large stock of Goods on hand considerab
to receive our spring supply Having. within the
last few days. gene through the entire stock in tax
ing inventory, we have. at the same time, improved
the opportunity TO marx down a large portion of
our stock from IS to so cents on the dollar. Pal
chasers of goods in our line will certainly derive
great advantages by giving us call. We here
enumerate few leading Goods, marked down to
low water mark:
1906 yards of Dress Silks. of various styles and
qualities
100 Dresses rich Paris Mouselines
800 yards Lyons Black Silk Velvet
5000 pieces Velvet Ribbons
$50 pieces fine White Tarlatans
100 pieces fine Pink do
100 doz Jouvns Kid Gloves
$50 Muslin Embroidered sets Of Sleeves and
Collars
Rich White Sash Ribbons
Cambria Edgings and Insertions in great va
riety
Irish Linens of superior manufacture
And other White Goods, in good assortment.
j MILLHISER Il BRO,
jaI2 1893 Broad st.
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WOOD. EDDY 4 CO, Managers Successors to
a SWAN No

The following scheme will be drawn by WOOD,
EDDY CO., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lot.
terry. In each Of their Single Number Lotteries Tor
February. 1859. at AUGUSTA, Ca. in public, ander
the superintendence OF Commissioners:
CLASS draws on SATURDAY, February s. 1859
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February IL, 1852
CLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 10, 1859
CLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 26, 1859.
ON THE PLAN OF yINf,LE NUMBERX
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BALMORAL SHOR0.-Those
-, 4. gentlemen who were waiting for the Bal
moral SHOES are informed that they have arrived
egiendid asticle and Just the thing for the season
Uall q NO 95 and supply yoursclves
JNO 9 PAGE JR
- ~ doors nboya Thoa Il Price q %
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vi a n II n I nv
ISl LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION.
500 A00ii

Deposited with the Comptroller of State. for the Be-
carity of all Poicy-holdeIs, 900 Dollars, which
cannot be withdrawn until every policy is paid.
N D MORGAN, President
CY WEMPLE, Secretary.
"The practice of LIFE INSURANCE.. in any country
indicates state ofsociety where high moral feeling
and commercial confidence exist "-JenA1n Jones.
b MACMUKDO, Agent,
do oQ-2m Richmond Va
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NILKS AND MOUHLIN DELAINES-
OsTILL LOWER PRICES TO CLOSE OUT -
Plain Black and Colored silks; elegant Bayadere
Black silks; Plain and Figured Mousns, at greatly
reduced prices; ladies' Cloth and veivet Cleaks at
Embroidered Curtains, slightly soiled, to be sold at
. sacrifice; real scotch Paids; French ainghams; q
large lot Collars Sleeves, Bands and Embrodefies.
TO be sold at any price; Linen sheetings; Swiss
Muslins Fancy Brillian.s. very cheap. These
goods are worthy the attention Of families and
sumers generally. GWATKIN,
Ia IL Opposite Exchange Bank,
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WAxcnRo. cKoCxa

p NOTCH. - JcHn n. WnLIA..
~ Formerly with Mr John HsII. j conducts =
0 Wgeh and Ckck Mxkfne spd Jswsisss
below the Old Market e'"s
Here mar be found . neat assortment ~ A..
Gold and Silver Watches. Gold and aiver Chair
Seals and Keys; Gold, eiIver, Steel and. Plat
epecsacIes TO suit all eyes; large assortment n
fine Clocks. &C, &C.
NJ Particular attention paid to the Rerslr,.,
and HeRulattrg Of hne Watches and Clocks All
Watches and Clocks repaired in my store are war
charge. unless broken.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Watch and CIock Max,
and Jewolsr. No Main 1t. three doors below N;
Market. JaT-sm
- A. r. JAHNKE,
WATCH MAKER.
I'M Main street..
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AArs, CATS. nooxs. 40

JULIUS H0BsoN, Collector of the City of Richmond.
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Watch Maker and JsysIiar
no 20-3m 18th street, between Main and Rso
@Ne@ BRAZILIAN PEBBLE'
SSGLAssES.--A y JAHNKE. OPS,
CAN, 7sx Main street, have opened q new Iot -
fine concave and convex ground Brazilian Pebbls
GLASSES, in Gold and Steel frames.
guarantee TO suit. with these superior Glaaras
any person to whose vision optical sid can Be an
piled.
The public are requested 10 call and examine
Brazilian Pebble and other Glasses filed In Old
frames. AT JAHNKE
751. Main afraaf
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THE PATENT Cork Respirator is much
L used in England. and is really valuable aud
certain protection to the Throat and Lungs, excu-
ding the damp and unhealthy atmosphere, and not
incommoding the wear For sale at
MEADE BAKERS Prescription Store,
ia l2 IS6 Main st, above Postoffice.
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50GOo TICKETsl
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIvE PRIEST
Nearly one Prise @ srery M.s nckets!
APpROyIMATION PRIZE

54S5 prizes. amounting to $320.O0C
Whole Tickets $40: Halves IS; Quarters "a 3D.
NJ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving 1t.
Oerttcates of pacE ayes will be sold at the following
rates, whichis the risK: 49,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-08
Spbnifot,s Sn1Oronce NDDn,s.

J1c. 70 SeccnbtraRe.
Neuers Marines unb 0ebenSsOScreTths s
lMng8sG Ompdonien.
9tberlte unp t~elteffe Gompaenie.
0er(iHeruno8>9 Comp. Der Yalep bon 0iroinier.
nit $360,O 900 Capital
2pndburas g rlideruna8 Comp ron Niroinien.
nit $780, 900 Capital
Nlbemarle Herliberuna5. Comp. ron Birgluien,
nit $4,000 0 Capital
@borter Safs 8erliher sGonp. bon Sarifcro,
nit $3.50, Capital
Security Gerliteruna8 Comp. BON geep. Oorf,
nit $270, Capital
Bbenir<0 erIideruno8s@cui ron New,Oorf,
nit $500, 900 Capital
Ste ~lolntesV erliherunas Comp. BON 91ensOotf,
nit $270,00O Capital
Wcnt1nt .8sriiaerunss SOmp. BON 0ew. 0Ort,
nit 100000 Capital
Netp Wcrlo. Verlider. Comp. ron g1etr,Oorf,
nit S250,000 Capital
Wercautile Wtntuol Wfarine. d
nit $1,000, 900 GapttoI
Bereint9tc Stalten Qeben5 Uerltheruno &c.
NIT S I,250,972 Capital
Ncrtberr gIiiurdnce Comp. Of 2pnocn
nit $2,194,lIl Capital.
Die Dbsn fenttriten Gcmpa9nissn fno apn her QsatsIotur
bs StddteS WarnI1nb authsrtfit unb ltasnfrt.
Ste ron benz unterSet6net4n resrdfe tttr!en gcnpoonieen
pahen mtrflih Derfl 8 bGres Goptal su n psaen 0 4en an.
.3egetentn 8etids SerantpUrtIiG fur bic BGbluna .. 0frlnfe
Interchangeable tcsr6en ~areafgeben uno @rIans
'dnftliG erfaBf. IBIS. . SpbnfSn.
.8teb. u fu m ,Gurbebpr. 9auf7H