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SALE USpEn a., pEGnFE or GoIUaT OF AN


- INTEREST IN TIE VALUABLE KlCE.HOkkEs PLANET.
AND EXCHFQuHR AND IN The hARE FANNY WASHINGTON.
BY virtue OF deer Of the Circuit Court Of the city Of Rich
nond In the Of Hug Hylsd Co. against Stsrke &c
pronounced In vacation the aSt July lsCO shS
Commissioners thereby appointed proceed TO sell public
he Sd September 1860 tie o'clock NJ Bfs hbot the
lay the Interest Of the defendant sske In tNe hors,s
Planet and Exctqur and In the Fanny Washington which
Interest fourth 81 said h'rse Planet and nehA each
said Exehequer and Fanny Washington Tsms-oneourh
factoEy endorsed.
The foregoing horses justly regarded the valuable
booded 'tock In this country their being unsurpGs
Cd by that ofany other horses the turf wheern
ii America. JAMES LY0Nsc,
auS-tds A Il. GUlGON W" r.
p sThe Horses viii be exhibited al the hour Of sale GAL
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University of Louisiana,
r.xv nEna a rWRNr

University OF Louisiana,
LAW DEPARTMRNT.
TUNHE LRCIURE@ H. this Department will commence on the Sc
cOnd MONDAY Of November lSO. and con nue until the hrs
Monday OF April They viii embrace the various branches
he Civil Law ofthe Common Law and Of E4uuy Admiralty
Commerc and Constitution law, and the Juiis-
ohe United sta TIE Lectures Viii be delivered by
four Pr fe
irrational Law.
RANDEL lIUNT Commercial and Criminal Law and
the Law Of wi lence.
CHR STAN ROSELIU-, ia D.. Professor Of Civil Law
ARED ENNkN Professor Of ConSt tut onAl and Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence.
city Unit States has the advantages which New Or
possesses for the ready and perfect requirement OF the Mod
Lang coed BOARD be obtanec cheap here a. In
any o her large city In the Union.
Az must be addressed 10 the Dean OF the faeul
ty, New Dreams RANDELL HUNT,
aut5-3m Dean Of the Faculty.
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MIR, LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.

THE MKT SESSION Of our school begins on tie FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER 1850 and terminates en- tie a day OF June,
In consideration the almost unprecedented thathas
attended efforts cannot refrain from expressing our thank
ulnes to many patrons and think may be
pldoned for briefly referring TO OF the many advantages AZ
orded Whh the permanent prosperity OF all such Institutions
rhe buildings are large cOmmoour planned
recurrence OF large female nstu ionAnd Aordlng al
advantages for The comfort and convenience OF
pupi on ladies win occupy the same chamber
except VII hre ms o together
The Principal dueaon the study and business
m and has been engaged In successful teaching for
upwards Of twenty year his assistants are well qualified and ex
selected with especial reference the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried this Institution to be referred
10 With entire confidence
Our system Of education thorough complete while the
female education greatest acquire
Of sound learning the and Judgment are
y Ignored made subsidiary and dependent the former
daily consists essentially in elise, searching eKAmin-
for many instruction the French department has
proved emneny successful II language Of the family and
and attention gyen-indeed facility Afforded
enable those pupils boarding with Us 70 acquire an accurate
knowledge and speak with and huency the French OF
conversation, In this respect think our school pos
advantages which can only be equAed by lev institutions Of
the Kind In the country.
Music Vocal aud Instrumental Driving and Painting both
from nature under the charge Of Professors
emneny qualified In their various brches Most Of these In
employed 10 teach exclusively In school, that by
devong their time and attention entAy TO pupils every ad
vantage be Afforded for the Aequ OF these accomplish
such rules and regulations are enfo pro-
mote the welfare and Int crest Of al the euPnS.
LFFInyRs A. W. Principal Phnosophyt
ture, Moral and Mental Philosophy, ench.
VIZ WILLIAMS A. H., Vice Principal sronomy, Mathematics
Chemistry, History, Latin.
EDWARD HOWARD, Lnglsh Literature History, Reading
Mrs. GRACE BENNETT, English BrAnches.y
Mss MARY O. GoRnOS, English Branchat
Senior CkRLos CARD0yH MIRA, spanish I'D italian
sIGSuRINA ASroSIErTA ERBA Vocal Mudt
sIGSoklSA MARIETTA EKBA, Piano
JeHS A. CALYo Drawing and Painting
WA r. GRABAU Piano, Organ, Sacred ksEe.
@. W. TtuLnw, Piano
HTSSicH sCHSupER, Harp.
o. Ericsson, Guitar.
The Rev Gao WooBEoE and the Rev. FRANK BAEm have kind
y taken charge Of the Bible Glasses
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
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AIRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL al
m Church. lth street, between Bread and Mar
shall on the Monday In October She will receive few small
boys Terms 49O per session OF months VISIT
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CITY ITEMS.

MlroRs CouEr.-YssterdAy, HiIlyard Alley, charged
with threatening to shoot PAT OReiy, bound over
70 keep the peace.
Jas Terril proprietor Of the "Greeu House" res
tauran at the Of Cary aud 2 streets was hned
$40 and required to give security for his good behavior
because he sold liquors under transferred license and
KEPT his place open until midnight for the patronage OF
braElers aud women Of iu-iame.
John Daviney. arrested for fighting on the Court
House steps with John Welsh Thursday, was committed
TO Jail for tive days
Richard slave Of John Washington, charged with
stealing watch valued at S22s from Robert NJ LoErie,
at his room over Mr. W. A. Walters store, remand
ed tor trial before the IIusting Court.
Robert slave Of ThOs. Macon, charged with stealing
$l2 in gold coin from VIM. Kennedy, + IA. C., was con-
Victed aud ordered thirty lasbes.
The case Of John Bans charged with assaulting J. D.
Kane, was continued 70 2Sih
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CoFFEE SALE-The offering of a cargo Of Rio COfse,
direct importation, yesterday, attracted large numb,r
OF dealers to the auction Of Nesrs. Dunlop Mon
ere Co. Toe FIRST lots sold imported by MessTs.
Crenshaw & Co and averaged $l4 6O. The extremes
Sl4SO 10 To- About 400 bags were sold at these
figures; the remainder was withdrawn. Messrs. Dunlop
M0ncure Co sold only $40 bags OF the $50 imported
By them. The range was SlSlO 10 "a S. averag S4
10 They also sold 90 hogsheads Porto Rico Sugar Al
IS. 20 10 $ 40, averaging SS.S7.
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Primary EXPERIMENTATION Uifeh uhdtr IT yeAs ABe oV %
REFkRENCtS.
THE PA-RcSs oT,GR scnoolRghi Reverend Bishop Meade
Bishop Elliott Ca Right Reverend Hhop johns,
Virginia; Right Bishop Cobhs Alabama Reverend
Emple d. d., Wilmington n Rev. Doggett, d. d. Rich
Charles Read Richmond Reverend Nelson Head,
Danve Va Reverend g. Gdereeve Richmond, Va Reverend
T. " Moore D.. Richmond, Va; Reverend, VIM. H. Wheel
Richmond Va Reverend John Saunders Richmond Va;
The Clergy OF the Episcopal Church N Virginia.
nv All letters 10 be directed 10 HUBERT P. LEfEBvRE Rich
mond y26-dkc8m
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
ToR August 1850.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

N Managers cal s ATTENTION Of ttc public % te 6octn0
Spsndid Schemes % Dc dratcn In HangiOn Dedtcdrs,
STATE A UTHORITY
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THE VERY DESIRABLE FAnM AT TREE

Il BILL RACE YIELD Tv0 MILES BELOW RICHMOND CON
GAMING ABOUT 100 ACRES FOR sALR AT AUC1lON-A the
rquet Of Mr. "a mue Y Lancrun sha sell public auction
the premises NkDN sDAY the 18Th Sesteuber 1891
~ otork p NJ IL fair not the next fair day, the very val
liable farm located above wi ch he resides
about acres ofwhch "a IN WOOD and the nee
csa ed ard In high stte Of improvement. The buildings
place merry n=w consisting q dEelng copaIirg ten
two kitchens containing xix oors the tthsr four
and barn 50 By 81 feet stories high esdes
al buildings The Ilace Is remarka ~ healthy,
neghborhOod tie rest IN TIE county Immediate pos
sion gwen and sired the he purchased privately
Terms liberal, and made known The hour ofsAle
au2l-td GCDDIN 4 Ape SON lucts.
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RACIlsE in the su eor inferior Courts Of The City q
Riehmosd and adjacent counties and In the Federal
Cou. l. hsl In the Cities Of Richmond ami No fox
IN They viii hereafter attend regularly the Circuit and Coun-
" Courts OF Hanover county. anzO IN
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IEn t1ALr ffnLs. OF WOODS NO. FAM
Il ~ ILY ROR ERfINGS,
5bbls cf wood's No Family Cut Ferrrgs
~ DO Of Woods No Pam ly Gross Herr!ngs
10do Of stations PURGE Cider Vinegar
1000 Queen Cay IA ely Hans
30 pals NJ Gsorgis ard Fifkin Pami y Lard
10 chests OF fresh Green and Black Teas something very
fine indeed,
80 bbs oiuperior New Family and Extra Flour warrant
ed to give satisfaction.
For sale by ROBERT A. DARNEY,
Grocer wi olsale AMI Retail
au2l Corner ~ Broad and 9Th Streets.
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EOM sALE-A VALUABLE TOBACCO FAC

E TORY AND FIXTURES, WAREHOUSE AND OTHER REAL
E3fATf, IN THE TOWN ~ MILTON, C-By virtue Of de-
tbs Equity 70. the county Caswe STATE Of
North Carolina made In the Thomas NEG smii aud
oht pate, Up irg term. $780, shall IT public aue
ton, In this NJ lton NORTH Saturday the 1gih
day Of sspteub next vsloabls T0RkCCJ FACTORY AND
FINURE Warehouse ouihous and ether Real Estate belong
Ing TO tie Estate Of 6eoigsA tmth deceased
The Factory In ling large sious three story build
ing the first Of stJIe the Ohes o. oOI4O by 60 and Of
uflen to hold the stock, fixtures &e sa employ
~ or 70 hands.
There large Of ground upon which are a rate ne
houses Kitchen and vegetable for the
Lands.
AZ the and place shall the wa-eho Sc snd lot
formerly for the inspection storage Of Tobacco the
town Of Milton Thee premises just op
pcste 10 THE and
On them prIe stand rling for them and
ample the Of suppl, box plank
and III y for he manufa tGre Of Tobacco boxes
rERNs sALE1hs property ill be ,old upon on. and two
yers With lnfere frsm ID ed person
security required Of the ruehase and the title retained On
III the purChlse money Is paid. Z. A.. EONOHO
mi fI.riy, "A ~.
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NEMESIS.

ft,o N. a. CLOPTON, JOHN \. CLOPTON, w.
Il n. BlsPHAh AND OTHER AIRS or NA1HAAIILN. tLnp-
TON, " THERF ~ ANY OTHERS notice.
residents q the City of ri hmond that omp he
taken to pond q - gasni water upon lot ehIgsd
the Commissioners the Cit In the Nathan Tel
Copon. 'trp of3 ard syns" 10 words lot
Of Third stree between JGcks ard srees ale
ged before he nuisance br filed drained
sbse the said nusaIc under the ih lon Of the ntnce.
u the city mir tie 18th section e th charter of
gGia. JOSEPH MAYO
GuiS-im Mayor.
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FROM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia AuthOreSS.

FROM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia AuthOreSS.
aHer mouth = the fountain Of RAPTURE,
The source ron whence purity lows"
NoEyOLk, yNGrsri, July 10Th, 1850.
MEssEs DOVE Co.-DEAR siRs;
TTsE NAMs te In connection with Xxx Bour-
u bon Really inadequate the high APP
probation entertain Of is merits Its should be
"Ne Plus Ultra As perfume has equa-he odor Is most
exquisite and retained several weeks on the handkerchet
Another charm Is does ~ stain the most delegate fabric
For The Invalid, nothing refreshng-one
wandering In FAIRY Bowers and holding
With flora, vh.l- euhal.ng the intoxicating perfume.
The NN Burboo Il only deserving OF wide spread reputA
entitled 70 the highest reward In combining
such = char ming perfume Yiye Ia Bourbon
MARTHA HAINES BUTT. A. NJ,
jy7i-9 Norfolk Virginia
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EUsTACE GIBSON,
ATTORNEY at LAW.
JOHN w. GREEN,

WILL PRACTISE the Courts Of Giles Mercer Monroe,
w Montgomery Pulaski and will collect remit pune.
tnally for all claims placed In hlI hands
Pos. Once Giles Court House Va lylT-
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,


GEORGF w. ARHISTEAD 4. M. Principal.
~ FFIoERs OF INSTRUCTION for session lsGO-6;
George W. Armsead A. NJ Instructor in Moral Philosophy and
Enrlish literature.
Wbsr y DaV, 4. NJ instructor in Ancient Languages Msthe
Edsard T. Finch, Lecturer on Chemistry PhlOsO-
ply.
Lizzie Converse InsTuctress In French and Italian.
Fail Kruteh Instructor In German and Vocal Music
Miss Mary Lou Armtead InsructrSs In Eng h Branches and
Music IA Piano and Guitar.
Miss Lizzie Converse Principal Inuetress In Music Piano
and Guitar, Drawing and Painting
f,r n term Of weutv weeks iu
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SALE OF TWO YAoaN,

u LOrs On THE BiSr slDE 0Y SECOND. BETWEEN ia
KsR AND IUvAL STREETS At SUCTlOHItth the requ. 81 Of
the Who has removed to Tn-e,e sre to c oa
real ettte In this y, ~ sell public ancijn upon he
prem iscs Tntsoav the tn day OF August 1890 tnng
at ~ oe'eek very desirable bu ing lots oraed as
above They font 30 fet ca and feet to an alley
~ feet wide
TsNs third cash; the balance IL ,nhs for ne
go able nots With iatees: al led and deed
JAMES N. TAYLOR a BON,
au96--ts Auctloneers.
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All payable haln advance No deduction exeepIn
OF protracted sickness
AL applications for information should be directed 70
Mr. A.G STUBBs,
Richmond, Va,
Till LIST OF September; aher that, to the Principal
The undersigned tos fair share Of the public patronage
AuQ-dQaSkct5ths W. j. POINTS NJ ID.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF AMALGAMATIoy-
Mrs. Catharine Beach, widow Of respectable mer-
chant Of Bridgeport, possessed Of about 81, 900,
about middle age, with two children respectively
married, and two aged and 10 respectively, and
a woman Of more than ordinary beauty and intel
ligence, fell In love with MIR. Francis, coiored
barber Of Bridgeport, smart, intelligent, and black
as jet. She first set him up in business in fancy
goods store, and in October they visited New
York. and were privately married. They re-
turned to Bridgeport seeing each other but seldom
ard keeping the marriage from the knowledge Of
her friends. Not long ago, the secret leaked out,
and she acknowledged that she was his wife
The Seiectmen appointed Mr.. HAYS conserva-
tor over her, and took her to the retreat for the
Insane in this city, by direction Of her friends
Or. Butler refused to receive her, as she was not
legally committed She was taken back and her
friends Joined In procuring certificates from four
physicians that she was insane, and Yesterday she
was brought here again. Friends Of Francis tele-
graphed to him in New York, where he has late
ly established himself, and this morning he met
his wife and her conservator as they again took
her to the Retreat. He had with him Julius l..
Strong, Esq, as his counsel. He claimed his
wife. DR.. Butler said the certificates were all
right, but IL she acknowledged Francis to be her
lawful husband, he (Dr. B had no authority to
detain her. She declared that he was truly and
legally her husband, and that she would stick to
him through thick and thin Mr. and Mrs
Francis accordingly stepped into the hack in
waiting, and rode to the United States Hotel,
took dinner, and left on the steamboat CITY of
Hartford, bound for New York, at = p m-Hart-
ford Press.
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ris RAID ON PhosrIruT!s.-In New York, on
Thursday evening, Broadway was the scene Of no
little excitement, owing to a descent made on a
large number Of "ymphs dx pace by Capt Turn
bull and posse Of police. The number arrested
were thirty-one. mostly natives Of the United
Stites and ranging from 16 to 26 years Of age the
minority being under twenty fhe scene at the
stasion-house during the arrest of these unfortu-
nate women was exceedingly interesting. Va
rlous stories were told in the hope Of being dis.
Snargedi but all being well known thew were
locked up. No less than half of them represented
est ,1ss ttaey had babies at home varying from two
ne 70 ten months old, in hopes that the Cap
I'm would take pity on them and let them 90
we.. ee Isoy story did not take however. and they
ov., n ,SrSed TO resign themselves to gloomy cell
sIded dng1'' One Of the girls stated that she re-
having : .,,r Nos being able to obtain money, and
t,,o s.a.eo snat she had not eaten ANYTHING for
swS nS asys which, upon investigation. nroved Ene M
She wonS IN discharged her, and told her that
FSo.e S which :As 70 do
cell, and amused themselves bv an ana lou. IN
care vesv nsaiiy .1. al night In they seemed t.
iun OF being incarceraied :" AA0 'ne
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OYSTERS IN THE CHESiPEAKE.-Theb bill be
fore the Legislature of Maryland at the last
session, to allow dredging for oysters in deep
water In Chesapeake Bay, was accompanied
by memorial, signed by all the principal
packing houses and dealers in Baltimore. com.
planning that the supply is not equal to the de-
lnand, and that there are abundant oysters in
deep water which cannot be taken with tongs
as the law preScribes. They state that three
out OF every five vessels engaged in running
oysters to market are compelled to dredge
them, and when caught doing so their vessels
are seized and sold unler the law, leaving
Inem penniless, without the means of support.
me memorial asserts that it is an undehiab BILE
lact 'naI there are more oysters in the Chesa-
PedKe lay this day than there were twenty
years ago Instead Of injuring the beds, it is
lne only way by which the quantity can be in
creased the natural beds when first worked
sI aIe never mt for use-tbey must be raked and
rnGea urnm; 50 that they mey have a chance of
snU~ns sns IN size and fatness; the rakiny of
anI opreads and increases the siz of the bed
,ro. 80, 'ne oysters full chance to spawn and
11bsn y. h'.out being smothered the dredger,
nslIsd 20 axes axes the oysters on board, is COM
small onos. outi .nem over, picking off all the
ones' tnese are thrown overheard and
IN one or two years may be taksn anS h.I,nh. aht
10 market. The law pronosa. to earI;s o,SUusn'
Vl oreoges, except in deep wa.ar whsra ths
.onss cannot be used, and states ths, e 49,
h1' aiioWed many of those now enosoed
ia..;. neavy business will be comneI7eS To
RsI,;. ~. tne extent Of the oyster bus;nass in
vsa.. Wl given, as follows. for the na.t
Sn value Of trade in packed ovsta, Ss pc PnS'
oov, anu value Of oysters consnmsJ :,
ana vicinity, 81 ,OOO, 900. ~ inc city
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physioi.n.
presents to the attention of mothers, her
50 0 T HING SYRUP.

m.
presents to the attention of mothers. her
5 D T HIN SYRUP.
For Children Teething,
Which greatly facilitates the process OF tsshs soften.
PAIN and sPasmodc action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
DsPsau upon IT, mothers, will give to yeurssvss and
hELiEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
put up and sold this ten years. and
stI IN NSoNFIDENcf AND TRUTH Of it, what have
m'dein..Eiv.R MRS. IA, IA u 1T iny TyrErp,Is ErsIs
I,cr cusx, wINSLOw,s I.Soa ss.S i;m;Tt TO nd as
N:..r did vs know SOOTHING n,ane. Of dis.
n: q: GO ss.:raoy all ar: SYRUP, d.lght.d With il.
highest commsndation Of il. ma 9ca d.. s o
virtues We speak in his '' WHAT WE Do KNOW
TIoN FOR THE FULFILMENr WHAT WE HrRr M
CLARE In almost every instance whore infant 10
Or twenty minutes after the syrup is administsrsd
THIS valuable preparation the prescription of one Of the
0S .nd b., and s sS'kFUt sUa,hs in New Eng
THO USANDS OF CASES,
net emily relieves the child from pain but the
stomach and bowels acIdy and ei,es tom, and
energy 10 the whos system will instantly rsisvs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie,
snS % which If not speedily
.SpsusIsTsrm FOB Ss:hs Gnr s Il: i n. .ossD snsD,
In all case. Of Drs- CHILDREN rNTERT and DIAR.
arise. from TEETHING 0RhS from vh.h:I :hi it
eau's We would every mother who has child suf
Tas or oGHls
stand between child and the that will Sc
sUsh-ye., ABsoLUrELr suRE-to follow Of th.
CURTIS PERKINS. .N.v 9ori j. on tn. out.d. .rspp.,
Principal o6e., No 10 Cedar s,rsst,N.Y.
Prcs only Is Cents per Bo.us. &C ell-dAviy
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EOk RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build
ing Immediately opposite the west wing of the
Cit! Hal, recently occupied by Chss. 5, Wsllaot
story and the .hird floor of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. =
Louisiana avenue. ia Is IF
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A FEMALE MIsER Ann uC
Hoidridge, maiden lsdy. S;sS ;SSH;1iINss.-Sarah ;n
on tne 9th instant, at the age Of az seoysid'
naa Always represented herself to ~ ras one
ana needy; and consequently vss IT,. o sery poor
OF many charitable gifts and fsvo,. ae recipient
who took compasi upon her sUpsrsO1 from those those
U,u,,snoes oS sne had lived alone for msOy
way paes @ and s% S.Ss 11qss ss in an
pressed fears that she might hay. ne tn oied e1-
poor.hous After her death her frienSs 70 the
ing 1t highly probable that she had nnnI- ,nk-
concealed in the house, commenced ITney
the premises. and found in various places shng
81; zoo; This accumulation is supposed to u. b.v.
extended over period of nearly 5l ys.rs 'e
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LOTTERIES.

whole Tickets, S2o-Halves, S1o-Qusrters, %.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent discount
Bill on oil solvent Banks taken st par.
drawing will be forwarded soon % the result
becomes known.
AL orders for sohemes or tickets % Be adarsssed
TO DON RODRIGUEZ,
mar Str Care of City Post. Charleston. &c.
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WOOD AND COAL.

r FU Ell!
have now one Of the most extensive stocks OF
Fuel In Washington, consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Fed sh Egg Coal,
White Ash Egg Conl, Rod Ash Stove Coal,
White Ash stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Coal,
Treverton Free Burning, 20. Run Of Mine,
Hickory, Oak and Pine 2240 pounds to the ton
Wood. sawed and split. in eli oases
All Of which will sell at the lowest prices for the
III All accounts now standIrg will be presented
before the st Of January 1850, and it Is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
Il. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and G s.s.,
de9 near Canal
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CAN'T PARDON AwoMAS.-Gove,no, n.
Ramsey, OF Minnesota, has sent a veto me..sa.
two columns long to the Legislature. giving rIs
sons why he cannot sign an act to commute IN.
sentence Of Mrs. Anna Bilansky. now nndss .ue
tence Of death In st. Paul. to imprisonment in ".
state prison during her natural life Anna MAS
convicted Of the murder Of her husband. stani..
laus Bilansky. by poison. The Legislature did
quentiy Mrs. Bilsnsky will be hung on the BAD
inst. - ~ '
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u The New York Associated Press have
t:ariy competed their new arrangements for OBJ
Nh me and before the middle Of April the plan
a. " In inii operation II In expected that The
1aneemsn. which win be received under the az
al Heensn3. sa .e oe the intelligence ef the result
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Y In carrying on the services in tho chr,.h
to bear sSs in London they bring
ford Time: and also employ the sos :, a.
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g 8 II / r + 8.
SHlRTS Made TO Order by the new system O

measurement.
Shirts made of
every style, at the
shortest notice.
Gentlemen in
want of good ar
ticles, resdJ made
Linens, sure fit or
no sale,' should
call At the corner
of 9Th street and
Pennsylvania svs-
nue., sign of the
White Bear.