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ANorHsR ERE IN RIcHvoyD

we regret TO state that OF worhiest citizens Mr.
H. L. Coleman has ngaa met with serious misfortune
lis Carpenter shop AMI Lumber Yard near the Monument
Church were burnt "Wednesday ight ate, our paper
had gone 10 prsss aud late to notice it Yesterday
We have nolearned the actual loss Of Mr. Coleman bn,
understand that Is serious his sh,p aud o5s
were entirely eonsumed also good deal OF lumber. Ta
makes the third OF fourth time that similar Calamity mas
beiailen Mr.. C., and has very properly ens tie syn
Paihics o. cur community IN his favour.
The ire watch at time blds fair do much more
damage ,sn it did evidently the rors OF en- incer-
dlsry. We nope Mr. Coleman was fully insured. but we
fear such the case.
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IA meet with tia, issmsa; which ,hr - folly DC
serve.
In establishing the in,an. Asylum OF Stauncn our State
mas done more than be done in any other act 1t s
Legislature 10 alleviate of the sa.est caamues that
can ever belal the ei,tcns oC vmginis Humanity having
prompted Leg stature that far feel thar the
'p'n OF humanity should proup make the suggestion
| here proposed.
The unfortunate class Of eolorcd in this STATE
are still unpo, for and whilst their saerings be
aovisted. by the establishment Vi a Hospital for them.
science also could be promoted in very important par
| nculsr.
From converting freely wild, those who arc eminently
competent tcjudse. aud from reflections. are
convinced. that Richmond. THE time Offers fac,.L
tics Tor establishing Asylum be supontended by the
Faculty Of the Medical College, which at once be
acknowledged as beneficial to the whole State We mean
an Asylum ior the Insane.
The ireaimen, of the insane, branch Of Medical
Science, Is rarely. taught in the Colleges # this
country; aad hence it is find few Physicians Who
know anything about such OF insanity as occur in
every part OF The country All who have ever read the re-
potts OF different Asydus this subject, will find thst
there hundreds Of fellow beings who when once de-
piNed vi reason. never unless their
ed with psomp;ness Friend. are too apt TO cling To friend.
VINO become insane, when they should loose time in
plae ng them under proper treatment.
oa' readers might very properly say. ha; always
such treatment, can be procured. Welt. will tell hcm
WI" snSH - the case Too few Of the Physicians their
attention 10 that branch Of Science which Is calculated to
qualify them iCT the OF the insene Let Medical
Education IN th country be regarded deficient without
that branch pursued, and word for it, will hear of
more frequent success IA tie oi intellect.
Let the Medical College Of Richmond have connected
with It. in some Hospital the coorcd in
sane OF our city the adjacent country, and give the
students, who come here TO acquire knowledge vi Med
clue, an opportunity of witnessing tue effects Of proper
treatment IN at insanity BY this means the coun-
Try will soon have class OF citizens competent render
such service in of the kind will often re nder it
unnecessary TO send the patient to Asylum.
We not only hope that the Medical Faculty will tako
ihs subject IA hand, but shall endeayor TO impress
upon U"r Legislature the importance of establish
ing 'n Asylum for the cO!orcd Insane.
We hope too, that friend. DR.. Sblins Of Siauntor
who has acquired Justly distinguished reputation IL
treating TIE insane, will become ealsied in this cause and
furnish with such reflections this subject, tor publ
cation, a may be IN urtherancc u noble an undcIi.
ing
We wish that every member Of the Legislature could
visit The Asylum at StsGnton, under the control Dr.. s.
i'f VIC fec. sue the" would to Richmond ready
momen's notice. favor the plan to which We have A.
!uded.
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&iN,,lnDi
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Asother source Of rrediih in Vuginia-Ihe cal
firafion Of Hemp.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY rs. ists.

In seeking to promote, by every possible means
the Improvement of Virginia, Il is natural enough
that we should catch at any feasible plan Of &C
complaining an object devouiodly TO be wished
The cultivation Of Hemp in the great West
has been matter which has attracted our atten-
ton, and we have for some time been regarding
Il a. subject worthy the consideration Of Agricul.
turalists in this region. The reason why we have
not before introduced this matter 10 our readers,
in connection with the topics OF interest 10 all
true hearted Virginians-the 4gricultTGi-iH-
fellectual, and Manufacturing Improvements of the
State is wing TO the fact, that we ourselves were
not sufficiently familiar with Hemp growing TO
know whether or not our lands Of Virginia were
adapted to it.
We are pleased to see, however, that some one
familiar with the sublect-though not Virgin
ian, has taken the matter in hand, and we trust
will not cease in his efforts to Virginia upon
this subject.
The cultivation of Hemp, We believe, was car
ried on at time. in this State, to some extent,
but, like many other valuable undertakings in Viz
ginia, il was abandoned too soon. A writer in
Norfolk paper, who has looked at the matter IN
its proper light, urges the citizens of our State
BY all means to turn their attention TO growing
Hemp. His communication will be found in our
paper TO day, and it is sincerely to be hoped that
the suggestions he has thrown out may be at once
acted upon. Let the experiment of producing
Hemp be made fairly and fully, and there can be
no doubt of its success.
Our readers are aware that hemp-growing IN
the State of Missouri and Kentucky, is branch
of agriculture which receives much attention.
and why, we ask. can il not be 50 in the mother
OF States We see that much of our soil is well
adapted to il, and acre of ground can be made
TO yield more in that way than almost any other.
With the advantages too of so many markets for
the disposal of hemp, even apart from the demand
in our own country, ought, at once, to point out
the subject as worthy attention.
The consumption of hemp, in the United States
alone amounts to millions Of dollars, and yet tins
vast sum must be paid to foreign country, be-
cause forsooth, Our people have not the energy TO
spread little seed on their lands. When are
we to cease abusing the advantages which an
all-wise God and nature have bestowed upon us
Soon-very soon-we trust
Our object in first taking up the pen, was 10
merely call the attention of Agriculturalists TO the
article from the Norfolk New Era. But real
ly the importance of Improvement in Virginia
has so earnestly absorbed our consideration
Of late, that we have pc nned article OF much
greater length than anticipated. IT, however.
1t may be the means of awakening an interes. IN
che minds of those more competent to handle the
subject, we shall feel ourselves public beneiac-
tors, and fully repaid for the consumption of ink
aud paper.
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HOSPITAL FOR THE coLoRgD INSANE

81 ssDo,ts.i trassl Of ~ .aS,sai P,of,,,.sa
in he espscity Of Newspaper Editors, dcyoyeB upon
20 10 furnish the public with such matters. through our
colamns - may BE- generally u.ef1 the community IN
which ws live. the State OF large.
knowing how imporisnt II. sometimes, for sueges-
ton " appear Ia public print have, therefore. bken
spou ourselves ley before the Medical Faculty Of our
Call.se matter IN which tie Faculty iissfis only
ssse.,.d but the whole Slse Of yuginia.
q vas long. very long time IN this State before any
ti-s lks an Asylum for that class u ray unfortunate
hsiars. whose he'd lth them, was established We
al know how little cslegaed 10 benefit tho condition Of
sl. insane are the son6nosofs prison wall county
Jed And knowing sueh, pleased the Legislature Of The
ssss 20 erect the buildngsH snunton and Williamsburg,
10 The SIMPLE arsnsomeuU u Which, tho insane Of Virgin
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The Men Postage Lav-hs Advantages and Dis

The Nep Postage LaU-Hs Advantages and Dis
advantages 10 Edaors-Reminaace. Of Sub.
scrpfion Money.
1t has been privilege heretofore, sanctioned
by custom as we'll as by the Post Office Depart.
ment, that Editors Of Newspapers could receive
subscription money through any Postmaster pro.
vided the letter containing the money written
by the Postmaster himself.
Since the passage Of the new law, which is to
benefit 50 large portion of the people, the priyl-
lege Of the editor has been curailed so far, at
least, as to make it more desirable for him TO
oeivs remittances directly from subscribers, in
stead Of receiving them through the Postmaster,
M before.
Az well as we can understand the law, it is
this:
l. Money, sin no instance exceeding SlO,'
may, "if publishers desire it," be RENTED by
Postmaster, "who shall charge himself upon b s
general account with the U. s. with the amount
received" &c, and report the payment to the
Postmaster, through whom it is to be paid to the
publishers.
2. But the Postmaster renting and the Post.
master paying over, each 10 deduct per Ct
which will be 2 per cent. on the amount RENTED,
viz: on $40, postage 20 cents.
3. The regular postage will be, on letters not
exceeding half an ounce, 800 miles. cents; over
800 miles, 10 cents-for every additional hall
ounce, or 10 cents extra, according to the above
distances.
Now sheet Of light paper (Which this law will
bring into use) enclosing bank note, will not
weigh half an ounce and can he sent 800 mile,
for 3 cents, and all over the Union for 10 cents.
This letter, too, may contain any amount ofmonry.
BY the "Reguation" above. 500, divided into
tens and reunited, will cost 90 by 20) 81; when
by tho regular mail, it will cost only . or % cents
or at most 90 cents.
30, by the above, our subscribers will that
il will cost more to receive their remlttanccs
through the Postmasters, as formerly than to have
them sent directly to ourselves.
Besides the commission Of 9 per ct. We would
have TO pay 20 the Postmaster on a remittance
such an arrangement multplies receipts and may
omen produce confusion. We therefore respect.
fully request that ali rcmittances, hereafter may
be directed to the Proprietors OF this paper by the
Subscribers themselves, instead of having them
sent through the Postmastcrs.
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THE SEA BEACH ERoLIc.

Friend "Osts" has furnished with graphic account
ofa frolic which he has recently had the beach.
We are disposed to have pick with
respondent, the he caught in the Metropolis
because be has had the ssf''nes' enjoy delightful
frolic whou, inviting JOIN his party His description
however, have rrshed with considerable guso, and
have very little doubt but that many OF readers W..
also enjoy IT, We have therefore, taken the liberty o
publishing "oais" the world, that the people may learn
be has espered the shore among little sh,s
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y Heiigious Notcc.-Tbe Lecture or Mr. BoSnopSr
on ne Mesalhp and Divinity Of Ch, will be delivered THIS
Evening, .FfiIa' at 2! O'Clock IN Trinity Church.
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BOSTON MARKET-MoNp.Y Ayrrxx,oy. J,l, 81
Cotton-The market is hfm. with soaie Improvements
Sales today oi3aiOO baes, dc advance on last weeks
r'o's"ns-rHces temlIn without material alteration
hes- Beet, sales at SlU. Hams &c. Corn-Thsrr is |.
better feeling and prices have upward tendency
safes to-day OF yellow Soc, and white at
i6e. There Is very Iiiue ahr,t e,cep, New O,I.,n.
southern Oats sell readily 4Oc. Fout-The market Is
dull and prices have declined. Sales ut Genc.e- co,-
mon orand' at so; Ohio and Michigan SliI; oh c.
IN round hoops, S425. Mola.scs to-day OF 2u MD, Cub
sour to di.iler. 2S3c, Sugar-l65 boxes Cuba
brown sold t9s9ic.
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y e w BIO OK 5,

Just received.
ALL PERKINS, No. ga Street shoekoe Ill., have
hD Just received
Eseiina The History m Young Ladys Introduction the
World Ny VI - BUrney. This Popular work
Tie Seeross of Provod concerning
lie Of and the Word spin
inlilbt Commune ated by JIsiinus Kerner.
Tho 1Iih No. of tho Wandering lew
Nos 81 and 80 Of Hspers Illuminated and Illustrated
speafs.
HarpTTs' illuminated and New Pictorial Bibe No.
Urge supply ofthe large sosnt
OF Stationery anJ Fancy Goods constantly oa hand u "
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.
A LlkEL woman, about twenty years of age,
n who excellent one chamber ami Ladies
mad sramsifrss and toiesbls female hi
dsn, the edc between years youngest
mOnihs old Also, about years of
who Cook child
between Eve AMI years Negroes raised
geneel families any recommend
ed for their good carried
Of this city, or its vicinity. Enquire Of
PHILIP N. TABB a. SON.
Oce Main Street above Lottery ONCE over
the Grocery Of WIN. Harrison Eco ia l3-dIw
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ROSE-iSLE FOR SALE.

q a. MUNUAl, The 10Th day OF September
- neI., the Subscriber Will oder plbHs sale u,. valuable
tact Of Land Ia She county Of Nelson Is RIVER about
10 MIKES above New Ma ke IN which frs road for
the anporaton Of yntice, mile Of Fleetwood
Aacem lh above tact Contains about SIS half Of
winch u cleared and Ient or Improvement Or
'5 aer.s Of w gfoun, considerable proportion Of which Il.
fthy improved Tor ,hs culture m tobacco sraio NJ com
hne more advantage and ataeons, riay wish 10
purchase thln th place. when consider the
ehasei" o The society, IT, fertility s1ubuiy The fabsn.
Der would fthe however that gentlemen desous
would yis hc premier and Judge themselves aud not rev
upon what he has aid IN as advsgusenH Tho terms will
$500 IN cash snl tho ballnee annual plypens
deed Of trust viii b. required Land secure tho paymeu
Jas. ". MARKS Agent
ju 2J-stda For samueI an J,hp W Ill.,.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


| \
Jaiy liih, Isi5.
TOBACCO.-lnspec'ions still heavy, and ON common
and midang qualities there been some advance whilst
siots prime less sought after, II lower Aan nj any
one time daring the season.
GRAlN-Whcsoe5 for July and Sec. for Angus, de-
h'eries-which s decline from last week, prices
Corn soc yer enshe Oats from wagons Depo; 37e.
CUT hAlLS-iis5c.
n. &. COrTON-6ga7c.
TEAS-impsral ana Gunpowder 75c. to 81, so; BacL
5Ul.5 sc.
WHISKEY-Bb's. 25c; binds. alc
Gan DLES-SpcIm iA32c Pate.t Sperm iOc; Hull,
Patent BE; Taiow l0aI2t.
CotFEE-Rio Giasc; Luguayra sias; St. Domingo
65aG; Java l05llIe.
HERDS GRASS-s7bc. do.
TIMOTHY DO.-S3 per bushel.
tIsi-Ne~ No. Shad S7tl73 dull; New cut Her.
rngs from wharf S4.; dull.
FLOuR-Reeelps Of new increasing, sales of Supciiinc
IN small lois from Basin Bank S.; Extra S5.; Family "a
d n retail.
iRoN-Plg s3ias7t; English $50, Sweden slCO; Ire.
degar 100.
LlNE-7Oi75c per cargo.
MuLASSES-N. Orleans in bbls. 3la32c; Porto Rico
3la33c; Cuba Doe
oIL-wntcr S95nlOO; Fall strained sOas5; Whale in
bbs. 4ic.
PRuVISIoNS-Bacon thng round) 7iasc; Shoulders
6a..; SIDE. 7issc.; Lard ssa9c.
PLAIS rER-From the Wharf, sal pertcn
SJIARS-There - an improved demani and prices
arc trner with some advance in y o. and common quail
ny T. H. We quote ST. CroI Sa9i e; Porto Rico 7iasic;
New Orleans 6sa73c.
SHOT-j!c.
SALT-~harf 81 60 to l,62s Store 81 60 to l65
CATTLE-Beef from S3t to 1t; Sheep from = to 81
Hogs from 81 At.
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UPPER APPOUATTOX COMPANY.
IENERE wnbe meeting thoIsrs in the tfppsf An
Ponatt0i Company Farmyc, on Tuesday The ian dsv
." n'ri month August FOR the purpos Of elseng Trustees and
,fansactnK oibct but.nsss
~ order Of the Board u Trasicea SD MORTON
J12f-N tifft T. A. Coutpapv
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The pns Of board here Coge steward
by Students otErg hs College Building
where In town, ray $3.50.
Course for TIE Degree Of A. ".
There of higher emitting FIJI Flu
dent to the degree Of A. NJ extending after
the close NJ the A. Course Information concerning
Of this course b. obtained College pub
hshed annually or by onding any the Professors
Tue Classical Certificate 10 for deIfee Of
In addition to the regular Class Of Municipal Law The 10
second private Professor which the IL Books
are Commentaries Revised Code Ionai step,
on Pleading list or ID ed Mfods eadnE the Student
viii have the advantage Of Consulting and
Reference Library
Fee for this class $50
The entire erpenes this institution for one session.
need exceed s3oO
Many Students get through for less
IeIt Boots in all the Clas-es may ~ had in town.
Religious Services eyrty sunday and the
Student may have bis Of Episcopal Baptist or Meho
dif drnonnao-no remuneration therefor sIpeeted made
Any aher information may be- had by with Pro
lessor John Mhhnson. Secretary NJ the Faculty.
D The Rthuobd Enquirer, Norfolk BEACON, Petersburg Intel
sfnesr lynehhurE VrFinan. National nior
will publish this weeks once ard r,s
tines, weekly from 18Th September kbu,r Herald
Raleigh sta Southern Chuehman Watehnan Of South
sou- iend and Christian Advocate week for three weeks
AZ once the Literary MssenEcr September
No. and send their Ns Edmund Chuan Rursar Of
the ColrFe. at Richmond Y. DEW.
Ju 3s-w3wk a I'm 1jiiSsrL President
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HANDS WANTED.

"ANTED from bodied Nesos, ,r rbs bsiase.
w o. t, year likewise, thee four Boys, In Rish
nnnd anf 10 vicinity Apply 70 the Subscriber Lewis Hn
ju Rg-c9f ROBT uARyEY.
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N. Y. MARKET-July 2a-q, p. NJ.

The sales OF cotton reach $500 bales prices All ct H.
advance from, the closing prices OF las, week.
Wcsern hour St25s37 for all common brand. the mar.
Aet snu inactive; 500 bbls. Georgetown sold at St75.
Wheatstands asyssterd'y several mu,'crs offered mono
sold kyc, last sse Goo; the bos,mea ask zoe weight
Inc DISTILLED" pay soc Sc lbs for 1000 bushel. pn.
yellow Hat brough, soc measure; Oats i0ailc.
No sales OF provisions.
s. eei' Of whiskcy sold at 2i3c though tbs dslers
still sell drudge at zoe
Foreign exchanges, no business OF interest.
T. ENcning-rhc sales cotton for the day arc 600
es and the advance Of tc 10. may be counted csb
ca some three hunded obls msckerel have been rcev
cd snd sold al whch authorize the following quota
"ions VIZ; Sla, IsaSl3 Sl0,62,75. and S6,5oa62 Dry
cod S2i5s5U.-Joux. Cow.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
VIE "eseubsr as trustee ct Tyler Hin ale in the
Jump their whole stock 81 Drugs Medicines Oh rain.
&C waeh now large add complete embracing every thing
iy found IN such essbli.hn,o nt.
medicines are ifesh and having been
great care IN respect TO quality.
The stand 10 steel- arp
"hoea- uade' large which might b.
S''"'ea !" me pufeha'-f' X. COLLIER
Trustee 81 Eyer Il Hin
"a EsB sA'oN co receiving and orsr ale
w Pure 81 CroiI Sugar
GunpowdsI Tras-vaTou. qualities
Lag Coffee
Rio do
woOlsey a woOlsty Loaf Sugar Is, and I'd quality.
July IS
& EXTRA LARGE SIZE rEpAK 1Uns Tor sale BY
" ya 70 I, GiSrER. ~ Man IT.
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LANDS OF JOHN RANDOLPH


OF Roanoke,
For sale.
virtue OF decree pronounced on the 4th
DAY Of June 1873 BY the Circuit Superior and
chane"ry TOT the town Of Petersburg en-
and others uor ard otbr,, m. M
derseneI appo,pe 10 - @ n w
the 9th day OF October oens day Of Cho,
county At the house eouny sell at suop m m.
county belonging TIC Of the Randolph Decd
The Middle Quarter.
This sread Estate Mansion House or I'm. t
sag,cn River Grounds bly, adapd l.. ,es,,,n
ani 20 we'll kao"n scarcely 40o acre. OF
II Highland Middle within some 10 or ~ nil.
Of Charlotte H. from the city Of Richmond
nisn aud eghbchood ,aubr,y aud andns An.
society IL bounded the West by saunton River ON ID.
SCOTS Lands and the South by Carnnsons A.m, prr
nmed that purchasers una-quanied visit
70 say ies rarely happens so fine an opportunity for
Hu:diey'S and Bouldin's.
Ih'-e two 'auaes contiguous Tracts viii be sold
me and place by The same authority They contain, together
isl acres Of Land, Of excellent quality. Also
GiAidm's,
another Of Mr. Randolph containing 3si ss,..
These lands or TO admit OF helm, .os IN
whole tracts or parcels to suit purchasers
@ On the day following sales land on several ,u.
ceedng days, necessarily will DO PREMISE, NIL s
s'oes-neudns number Of 'ho osAi hooded IIo' Farming
implements and Personal Property ON Middle
Quarter Estate, iiundleys and nl.o
Lower Quarter and Ferry ouNrer Estates In the neighbour
TERMsFor third in cash the balance or
purchase money in equal OF one apd two
day Possession given on the is, Of
January with the privilege OF seeding Ae
The e To be retained until payment OF the uureb,s.
money. conveyed on the cash Ring
made and the instasnis secured deed properly
Propsy cash for al sum. Of $50 ana and
bond and security credit OF months
0- Wyatt Cardwer a, Charlotte CT, House will .bew u,.
property to persons DESTROYS befors
". l.. BROOKE t.,
July Is. ed.
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sNSHs essgur, htr,h-.
no plAn' Gre paest -
ale guard sssinst sesons osr sahdar complaint.
which are transmied fcu sensrz,scn painful
se'urs essey We believe
ola has CREATOR seofis and kndred
Ain hssd'a'y IN the bood ,tadieatci entail
cut onfrrt.f BY sand.
wrought ~ this preparation might perhaps be considered
ee We're they not roeehsd ~ the unpeaehshe
nut the voice NJ Truth gr-titd.
re't"r'd VIII Srssk Rheumatism a variety
- = -
iot further particulars, and evidence Superior
srats - ~ ~ - ~e
20 Prepared aud so wholesale retail and for e.po.ton
~ " u" SANDS h co. ptugsists mite Bu.-
nss 10 - broadway Of Chambers street New YosL
so' sso ny ALIEN prvAL co. Agents. Main -.-.., p,ch
noud Va. Free 81 pstn ott,,
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L. RUSSELL BIGGt ICE.
IL Another Capital sold aud 'RiygcrS e.,
Drawing OF the Grand Consoda tdn LOTTERY Cl,.. 81.
80 - 6S - 65 - as IS III &c IS "a
Ticket Nos. 80 is tho second highest Capal OF $40
wv s"u anu psid by BIGGER & Co.
DsawinS of the Delaware Lottery Class No Ia.
- "a 81 u 10 ~ 81 ~ 30 ~ 81 IL 81 10
Whole 10 ~ ~
~ 81 ~, two more Capital. sold and psid by
BIGGER co.
D'a"lng Of Pokomoke River Lottery, Class IA,
81 "a IS - ~ as SO 50 50
Ticket 4 50 SO,
III "a, still two more Capitals sold and maid
og BIGGER & CO.
Drawing ol Pokomokc River Lottery, Glass No IA.
50 SO % ! 81 Is 20 IL - SO 81 o.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 30 So 6O, n small prize Il $500,
sold and paid by BIGGER 4 On
Two Lotteries for this day, Friday.
$4,000 Csritsl. Ct Nos. II ballots Tickets 81
Return hour I O'Clock.
Also, $500 Capital. &c Nos. ~ ballots, Ticket. 81.
ne"'h nout O'clock Packages very low. Ii you want
prizes call on r. X. BIGGER & Co
, Managers Office opposite Eagle Ruins
For Tomorrow S6OO0. Tickets 50. Is drawn Nos
Fine fora package.
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