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"Migh'y toes.
In many lazy syllable, repeating
Their old poetic legends a. the wind"

Autumn BE- to glory Of the seasons, and tho Indian sum
mcr s the GROWING glory # Autumn. There gen
uno life I ono hour spent under the smoke .nttcnpsfsd
suub 1ns az that seuson, ihaa ~ Whole day under the
lassnudos Of Spring, the nt,s oi Summer, the icy MIA
d Winter. The Indi,l Summer more heavenly
lnd H1piiug aud nger longer aud more lovingly ~ ls
Western cline than any O'her region AZ this season
there h yigor each Uroozc, tho pulse bJurIs Wildly, and
the Joyous sensations Of perfect health are felt 10 every vein
aud thrill each slender The spiders VI melancholy
d. MT thon their webs tie feelings, nor
d. haven ascending thoughts al, like wounded birds
hIucfog down To eUfC The frosty morning y followed
by iyIgg day. aud the Day is closed ny Of the
NIT IDpcIi5i grahdcgr aui Grg ifconcc Heaven aud
earth to mnglc 10 tic dan, ni,ts and eousgs
make mau happy.
There rs sercny la The clondess skg. and csrnnoss
WI, IN YlrY and the smoky river TIE Sput 81
Peace bo btooiiDg oyer this eaub ring her
olive bfonc'cs u 81 that mp enough accept boon
~ bcnign.--b,tIsvutE JOURaAL,
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slTe73 So

CgRIrUs MANuFAcTusE.-ln Babbageis interesting work
on Machinery and Manufactures hnd the following ac.
count Of singular manuisc!Jry, which insects were the
Operauyes:-
most extraordinary species OF manufacture which is
~ slight degree connected with copying has been
lVed bv an uilceT "i engineers residing Munich II
consists OF lace and wells with open patterns the made
entirely BY catsrpl!ars. Tue following is the mode OF
proceeding adoped. ii1,ing made paste of the leaves
o. the plant, which the species Of rpar he rmpoy
feeds. he spreads 1t thny sione or other fiat sub
stance u the required szs.He then. with camel hair
pencil dipped IN olive OIL draws pattern he wishes the
insects TO leave open. The then placed in an in
cEej position, and n considerable number of the caterpi
Jars are placed at the bolton. iecu species j. cno
sen whch sp.s Strong web; aud the animals commence
at the bottom eating and spinning lhcir way up to the top
carefully avoiding every part touched by the OIL but deyou
ing every other Of the paste. The extreme ghtnes
OF these yes combined with some strength is ul, sur
p!ising.
One Of them, measuring twentysix and half inches BY
seventeen '"Aos. weighed only 81 grams, a degree nf
ehiness which will appear moe strongly by with
other fabrics. One square yard ut the substance Of which
these veiis are made, weghs four grains and hrd
whilst square yard OF silk gau.e weighs one bundled
aud thirty seven grans and square yard Of the Lies
patent weighs two hundred and sxiy-iwo grains and
half
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Ss3,5Ta,2I4

'e'e'o-' on the ocean during the year Then the net
annual profit OF all the shipping owned BY Great Brsn,
the u"ed States and France. at Is per
cent, is SS3sTa24
Now, intelligent ship merchants. will you stick pin
at that fae And now. another that The sppropra.
of the British Government to their NAVY, Tor the cur
year. S33 GOO 900,
Now lapPesl to your sober convictions, il these two
ae are not oil some significance the commercial world
Think OF IL. for momenr The profit of the whole mcr-
camille marine OF these three great nations falls short the
annual expense OF supporting The British Navy! And /.
this the protection which owes the Navies
Here are the three great commercial nations cxpendng an
nualy nifty millions, of dollars their combined ma
W. whose principal function 10 protect commerce and
navigation. while all their mercantile shipping can earn,
above its cost but little than thirty millions
per a,num. Lpok At Frsnce:-in 1897 she appropriated
about Sl2oOOooo TO her navy department, and she owed
that year about, $4,000 OF shipping which, at $40 per-
worth Sl2 500 oO0-a TITLE more than the cos, of
its protection!
But let IA bring this matter home. We have
about l,O0O0JO tons OF shipping engaged in the Foreign
Trade; the profit OF which, tue rate we have taken is
S6,00000O per To protect interest is almos,
the only avowed object of navy; render it ade-
quae to the service the government appropriated for
currentyes S6.3501S Now is not such moun:a
load OF naval protection like mlsones about the neck OF
Commerce: grievous burden her wingsI Ma
lions which do not single vessel OF under
bidding those whose bullying clustering navies whi,cn the
Aud will close this article with the words of An
extensive ship in this country, and which AT. sin
QUARRY coinc;den with the declaration of Joseph Surge
"h we had not single ship, could and send
away everything wished to buy and. sell by foreign
of charging with a fsrthing for naval pro-
lection. would all freight cheaper rate than
is paid for the service"
WORCESTER Sept. 2Sth, 1915 EB
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Though this was fair and that was Draw
Aud you the boast oi a. the town,
] sighed and said amsng them a.,
We arc na Mary MORMON.

AHiamG IL our Mary Morrison, and sre familiar with
every blink 81 "sT bonnie black ,yr" every Pallss-iike
tone IT her "vsfm ncufod p" She comes brlofs our
mind IN IT. dreamy hours as fgena did before Num1's-
she u the embodiment VI oil beauties which charm the
sense, and ere s 30 much richness strength
poetry and einqnence hrfd'cOufse, that the 'rryu
wing year were amona'ehy and not republic, she would
certainly ho entitled the throne
"hai delicious nhHerGe comes the mind while
The wichefy u Indian summer hngof5 n the haze thst
hangs over river and plain, and tho stisike .fsc;-
81 TIC ost spirit are visible IN tho countless Luc shat arc
painted each bill side! 60 away rom ihe Gust aad
dl'cDft Of the city o. this season, end tho1gl sou
will MT meet with any e these sweet ssuiu wind
bai rife the fragrance Of the and by1cnihn early
spring, aud though you will not the blue vol,fs
nesting near the tori, hear to hum D busy insect,
ip ie melodies II love making bird, yet n you ere either
ctof 81 i0sophor you will fI1 arpc compensation tor
nc absence Oi rIch "swcc Influences" tie de- i1hts
which tf1wd upon you. TIC leaf which, parting from
w pliu' twg, reels and whfs In tic "cddying Rust % Il
descend ~ the ground p'eaohes clog sermon
uucrs richer ph7sDphica discourse, and cblnts nofo
p0eucal hymn td1n escaped te lips Of h1muGy Ma
ny 1 luxurious visions that have felt while ree
ming at foil length under some monarch OAK ond listened
90 the
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the Grest wes,etn London, and Bruinsham ana
Eastern Counties Railways -.
new engine. called the Condor, has lately been cou.
s,rueied by the Liverpool aud Manchester Railway Comps
By their superintendent engineer. Mr. Duranee The
Improvements consist in having double hre-box the CON-
busee gases being consumed in the second which would
otherwise escape IN unconsumed BY this means
considerable increase OF heating power Is obtsined and
qaeny increased speed We understand that the
fuel used IL coal, Instead of coke.
CONTEMPLATED RAILWAYS IN FRANCE.
Capital.
The Northern line the Belgian frontier 900 r.
Psrs and Sust.burgh and embranc hmcnts $50 100000
Tours and Nantes 3SOO0,O00
Creil To ST. Quentin 33OOOOpO
Fanpoun TO Hazelrouk l6OOOOuO
PARIS TO Lyons 2O0.O00,O00
Lyons to Avigton and Grenobe los, 100000
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RKIVAL OF NEW CHEAP
n BOOKS, Oct 23d, ut
NASH d WOODHOUSE'S
1877, vain Street.

The Autobiography n fefi aa.iatsd BY E~sris ester
oIin va No 3 Inc Melee Series Hdar Fns- Pn,e SOC.
Gtihins Mag zine. for November, CSC.
Cbumi ifn
Tb' LADIES' HatYlli NsRu for NUvenbsr, Ieir
May M0 fs, mi ct'cf 1ais by n. y MoO.s. use.
The Hos Tue, Or The Matien aud NIGGA Tale Of the
rfar,- rnse fyle
ahd C'sft of Tyler Dynary, tie Myrsries
Washin1bn CHy. Pn-e ~ eU
Ahc" iafuin. The Fi.emsns Daugierby the auhar
Emiy ha1ih'd" &C. PU.s Is tis
Pat Hs Dasbesst IL with Pre- PeneH. tens Epbe
nora. rn-c so els
Chplp Edon Of Tho "Poyeba Philosophy" by ". p. Tup
fsr Prte 30 etc complete.
No ~, tirsirs Lry nr Age. Price i2i
Nol-l afd 2 The WalisrihE Jew. Complete for so
Tosehtf with further sIppe Of oiher CHEAP. and
p3u Pdhie.t 0ut ~ N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23
RAILROAD INTELLIGEhCE.

The iwpr ycmcni in Tie incomes Of oSisunl railways
still c"uunUos, aud dufeg is lest Two months amount 10
upNafisu ElJO,OUO on ooaplssyn With tue rprfcpYpl-
ing months ct lth. The lines which have reduced their
fares most hbsfaly tho greatest ganefs. A. s rate
Of increase Of income tie value OF the railway property
o. The county bc,mi1g greater b. upwards Of ~ 600
900 sioIiing fef r0uti.
Tho failf0ad msns increases. fis nov snadonsl cpl
dtnc, ans iheaons ~ engul every other species ~
moss Attention now directed the arrangement Of tic
mogcisfy syston u to county contingent upon . .srvd
system oi speculation. The Accountant General has
reckoning n sirc iys csc sgccuaiofs ni,ou.hnc cap
h'ii he will shortly rqIfe deposit 81 per ccnt a. Be
Psid 90 h9 sm1Jui 81 each share ard hiry or forty
millions must be aksH out ~ ciTc1aIon Oe0nyy, ~ thJs
respect. with he requirements II the Law.
The egenrs Canal, L.rdIn, has been puT hosed b.
new r-nway company tor upwards q ClOO.OUu Tho
new railway will iuu through the heart Oi London and
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Tbs MEMruIs DIR THE Union says:-Ths subject
was disposed OF yes;arday by Secretary the Navy
after due adVisemeni; and the following Is the result
BIDS FOR WHICH Is WORK.
ENcavaiiun-Sumner Il Easliand, New
YcIk and Luai.iana,) per cubic yard $4,000 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES * Wilson, IBIS
Iict OF Couai5a,) eeuts per cubic yard. 1880 w
Vertical ws!l-M. X. Lawler, llllinois)
50 per perch 2O7OO 90
S,oue-E. L. Beard, INDIANA, 81, IS per
perch s296l 90
Clearing gfound--f. Lyon, (Oho,l 100 90
R:icEs-G. NJ Lnuman, lPcnnsy lvanal
aggregate s,l5a oil
Manus, pennsylvania aud Maryiand) sg-
grega'e 80 800 90
LuInber-S. p. Ashe, tT,nnessce,) az
geg'le 2.lsa rs
Foundation for . buldn=s-G. NJ Lau.
man, (Pennsy!vania,) aggregate 2J32i 60
.,-,----- :
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THE wARE-HousING SYSTEM.
The Editor. Of iAe National Int,ui.eneer.


GENTLEMEN; Asyou pay respect my views on
the Tamil balance OF trade, aud commerce, take leave
to say word IN relation Warehouse System
In tue Richmond Wing have read the able communica-
u,n ui "HarTy BllH," and concur fully with him that
warehouse system should be established. HIS reasons
aud those ct friend with whom he counselled are in
humble opinion, cJgent but, above all the placing the
merchant OF SINAI! capital footing the orchaht
y: large capital, sITik,s iavourlby the duties
demanded IN cash. the rich IAd ohsulIy paying
them; those who are Just beginning business with limited
means do; that any VINO advocates the Cause of
warehouse system, advocates the Justice. have
acquaintance intercourse with the author Harry
buh,' but | tluk know wei! his New York adviser
who. having been length OF time engaged Engli-n
aud American trade eninenLy quiihed imp the
useful information, aud to giye sound opinions on
commerce and its coaGonnans take tor granted from
the lne Of the organ, there will be effort made to
reduce Tariff and powerful IT, but on the
question OF warehouse sysieH is be hoped will
be strife.
am importer, and shall be.
LEDGER
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CIRCULAR.

GEov,H,. HoSE Moot beg atsnon to the above
announcement and 10 tht they peparc
and respectfully s1ch a pa tonage Ad
made required
Prom the sdyant they pGsseis Agents Mateawap
Roxy a. other Sill. oTrs dYes
snt- o. bti HTnuac and buyers they eonGe
wF'- standardization WIN may en'ru their bu their
esq 90
Their attention having been much TURNED Fruiir
cloths and Yarns. hey have eu'tome" for large
ihese articles
Ttey a9 connected with their Commission Jun.ss DE
r. e supply u Ma1uaeIffs auele and have constany
blnia f of an articles and by them
and Agr ~ he Maieawin Msehnc Comp eeiyr o
for an de- rpiio7s of Cotton AMI WOllen Machinery.
IN
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AUTUMN.

Each senson has is peculiar beauties aud glorios
Winter has Us domestic comforts and its fire side revc5y-
Spring rich IN its fragrant winds flowers aud bird songs
summer has it, 'fus ls rich harvest, aud yellow grain
helds which sway like the the before the M.
ing winds-and Autumn has lts mellow and some y hot
satdoned spIendors ~ which think there .Umrtng
more exquisite s' than be- claimed for either Of the
other seasons. When We look Winter, Spring ard
Summer in "Fancys glass;" feel are net robbng
them Of any tribute which il, due them, 1t we ay with
Burns
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MARRlkD.

Al Mr. Wm. Childs, Hanover County, on the i9h ias.,
by the Rev ~ b. Sweeney, Mr. Jss.k fR,skLis OF this
ey.so Miss SAsAn H. 0arsss. Of the former pscc.
On Wednesday the 92nd inst. by the Rev. E. l.. Ms.
eo'n Mr. A. n. Dsk~Rv Of this city, to Mss LAvrxn r..
daughter OF the late Frances Anderson Of Amelia.
On the so,h inst in st. Peters Church. Baltimore by
the Kew. Ihos Atkinson, Rev. WILLIAM q. JAcksos.
ShsPlsn OF the University Of Virginia, Mrs. ElirAskTn
p. CANrBKLL, OF LynehburR, Va.
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DeVarlpe Of me ".Ja.ioy Volunteers.

The military company from Norl,Ik win, were
on visit to our ciya few days since. took their
departure ycsi'fdly morning in the Steamboat at
Rockets. Tney marched from the Exchange to
the wharf under escort Of Cipt. Ellis aud other
officers Of tie Artillery.
The Concert given by the band attending the
Juniors, was numrrou,ly attended by our citlzcns
who were highly pratlfied.
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DRINkER 4 NORRIS
TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH. WESTERN
MERCHANTS

IINHE undersigned returns kis respectful thanks
to hrs friends and the public great extent Of plon
that his present gements ot anuf,stunx Coss, ar. no
SIMPLE and that those who deal him as .Iy "a
ever TO se on the eheape a and terms aud
to devote me most rigid auen ION to The inrers,s
Having been extensively engaged manufacturing Coet for
porunes for acquainted win the want. NJ Clot deal
e and he ~oui hereby respectfully inform their
purchase Of hum that they SHAH bs furnished Cocks which
cannot be surpassed Ia point OF workman.bp or finish
us well known md dsAI.r
are eon'anil So ling worthless and se ibecd as
The tehu'ns Jerome Clock" which fact unwilling aeknow
sdgneni from ihem of Their ,oy lie puha
which case they win not be the 'ubees Of imposition Al
odeg naeeompsned with t- b. be promptly aud fathhu
upon receiving the attention peron ppeaon Clocks in
bniedfr Foreign Counr-s careful ~ seted and p,ki
win reference TO The bets Clocks pure ha,.d AT
ih. establishment warranted perform the ame
viii be delivered board boats free
% IN the neo's of his friends and patrons h. respectfully 90
be e the pa'ronsRr ofan
Warehouse % Phiisdephil, al 10 North Third Street
Warehouse in Bal ipo'e. % South Chih,s street,
L,Ioar IN Ne" Haven on ~ Johns Street bstween IIlml
'oh ahn MARKET oe 25-6m CHAUNCEY JER DME.
STUARrs vgNlLLA CREAM CANDY 4 hesh supply n
~ that delicious Candy. just to haps and Tor sale by
JOSEPH BoSAVTA
No. 10 Wea Main street
oe ~ Nsnd 'orto Mrssrs van Lew. sini'h a Go
UIUBE PASTE hNO CREAM DROPS, fresh and lice re
s''' and Tor '''" S No. ~ s s9S NAV,
ETREsH PRRsFRvgn LINES foDn M Chi. ,ib p,...,v.
Il received anitr a'eey J14Epn BoNAyirA.
% NJ 20 West Main
o. r' ps. Pit % ,s rS%"s, ,, 9S e
ed spc-m OF Landing and for s,k BY
oePR-6i DAVENPoRT, ALLEN = 90.
RUrrER-Io hfktns No Bouor landing this npornisr PER
- boat Lexington, and for fseby
oeW T. CRESsuAw. nRos co
ARD Ia Atkins prime Lard rs rseeNei in store and for
- me by oc21 T. q. CRESsHAw, BRO's q co
OLIINs' FAMILY FLOUR-g7 bbi- of tho sboy. Flour
rarcasfod" ming ts morning vifzinit aid
for sale by &C - T. d. CRENsnAw, BROS CO.
r PRIVATE sALE-A LWELY MACEDONIAN, ~ YgAgs
IN OIL FRS rt F-etHy haul ard sey syoboy G years
nd. both represented 20 81 utst'pionibe ehafcs TO BE-
sold 70 remain " the city - vicinity. Any N
u. ". ttCKINsON d BPOTHRR
DISSELL a. McCANDLTSH RESPECT
- fy Dc,ep aud Con,uaes rtnins tide s,nrss
wig pansd Wines AMI " al tLay hive IA. con
o n the qualities e VIII p,ei but be- Ited y be tpprovcd
Pomay Estra Pale skguy
DO d
Old souua siis Madvra WINES.
Old Port (vntsTe Of 1897
Blackberry Madeira
OSd Ioncon Dock Brandy, warranted genuine.
ror sab by NE a. essk OF demiiohp. oet
lDoRTo RICO ASD N oRLHAas MOIAssgs =
rs hhds REQ and ~ o. Hoasas iapding Tits Gay Sfom
'chT Cin'ui, and 1oT stic low u
sS BI55RI.L d MeCANDt.I5H.
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The subject Of Railroads has been much dis.
cussed within the past year, in this country; it
may not be aIn'.' to snow how the progress Of
improvement has been gong ON in the old coun.
try.
BY the late foreign nows We gather the follow.
inc.
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STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.

Ii ENllALLS pranography, or a description
u OF the Heavens accompanied by a OF II mars.
HaH's English Grammar:
Hau's Class Book Poetry;
IIaus C1a-s Book Of Prose-
Hans Constitst,on Of United States;
Coates School Physiology;
Comtocks ElOcution;
Smiths Productive Gra mmar
smib's Introductory Aniht4 tic
PaIleys Conuon School IirstG,y
Green's Gradua'ion IN Aig' IRA;
Angelic Series OF Reader, NOs. to6
DonBegnu's Greek ard In Il. - LeIicon;
hnthon's Ainsworh's I.ltia Dictionary.
Smiths New Arithmetic:
Coates Nhtu-a Phiaso hy
Epom' Historic saers improved pan In two volumes the
s' containing the original teri in the English eonsue
uon N The epca sentences rendered pcnary with the
of quantity and o. accent and With LITERAL
he tee"nd containing the original simply
tcnsifueon the whoe acquisition Of the latin
not on greatly facilitated much IRE
thai BY the usual meth1d Designed Primary Book by AN
DREW CoMsToCk, 80. D. PtnpaI OF Vocal and Pol,g on
Gymnasium sn,hor Of System Of Elocuon, etc.
Fortae at the Bookstore Of
.
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE

W The FIRST Anniversary Of Marion Division
No. Sons OF Temperance. will be celebrated the Grace
st. Baptist Church. THURSDAY, ut O'CLOCK p. NJ by
addresses from several brethren. The members o Samson
aud Marion Divisions members Of the Grand Division of
Va in session in the City, aud all brethren
respectfully requested the Division Room
O'Clock, whence they will proceed the Church. The
citizens generally invited to attend.
CoNnrrEg ARRAWInEx-s.
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S2,s2l,l91 90
362,si5 On
i39,620 90



this SUN vested in the bonds OF the State at their
nominal or par value would reduce the Indebtedness
the State to Si6I55. H. however the bonds were pur-
chased at their market vsue the OF the would
be qlie sufficient - lquidae the debt and leave
large surplus. This would leave the State free from any
pceuGiary obligation, ,pt the school fund.- - provide
of when would have unembIrraysed treasury, aud
dividends from al iis works 81 internal Improve uents
which means would be sufficient pat the system VI com
mon schools on q sule and permanent basis.
lie governor u warm friend Of u system VI internal
improvements lie highly estimates the benefits of Wis,
system Tor The development Of the of the State
and the increase Of tho fIcites ofnisrcommnnica,ioi
Yet, however desirable such syst. may be- he thinks
better TO do without ttbnn 60 resort 10 the issue Of State
bonds IN order to construct such works.
The Governor refers the difficulty between Tennessee
and Kentucky IN relation portion Of their boundary
line Commissioner, appointed 10y this State Ias wiz.
ter ~ meet tie Tcunssce commissioner and EXPECTED
that ihoy tfing the difficulty speedy and satsiac-
tory adjustment
The message highly cred table - Gov. Joness mind
and heart We ony hope tbat his DDcofUco
may cNn5 pieIeci as bly, aud patriotism as sterling
Gov, Jones foes iTJG the gubefnaoTa chair to private
station wih gi reputation Tor all ii.sc virtues which
ch1factCrllc a wise and patriotic ruler.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-23

The Original Ethiopian Serenaders offer rich bill
night at the Theatre, tor their benefit and last appearance
in Richmond
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THEATRE

u Read No. o. correspondent, who writes about
the "Y ankees in Fairfax"
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BOARDING.

MRS. GREEN is prepared to accommodate
lva Few more Boariers Her hous- 10 exby
Capitol Medical Cocre-
Young ren,enea who attending the Medical Lectures
TIN. CITY. will sd her conveniently situated.
Richmond Oct ists. oee3-iw
(rLaRK's HEAD oUARTERs-ia dssr sssr EIela.rs M
,, iIa Sreo'-Fo To-Day A-Isndr,, E,,ra. elias. sss
1000 1900 1900, 1900 Isoo 10 prr-. 900
500 ke rs Nos. Is drawn ballot, T,eh.u only Sale
Tn. Evenins-s.ooo Ticket. q.
Drawing OF Aiesandris, EIt,a ela.. e5i:
CO 81 40 ~ 10 ~ 81 SO u 81 20
M ANAGER's oFricE.-r. Ku.ssLI Bioors q Co-ro1 thi
WI Morninr-sitooo. 1000. 20 OF 1000. Mo-. Is
T. RUSSELL BIGGER q co.
For hi. Evening $4,000 No. IL drawn
Whole T'eh,us3 Al.othe Dollar Louey-siooo Capital prime
rs Nos I3d,wn Whole Tickets si.
Drawn Noe of Delaware I.ottery, Gas.
So "a 81 30 % As - II 40 CT l6s
Drawn Nos Of Pohomake Lottery. CIs., 900
SO IS ls 81 10 % i6 ~ 10 &c 80 90
Drawn Nos. ofDel,ware. Gas $50
"a 30 ca - 80 &c a 50 70 81 81 9
HOfTS OFFICE. Drawing of a fine scheme
come. to hand by half past O'Clock Capital ooo
IS Nos drawn Tickets only $40 Sale. close O'Clock
w ~ " '' " 'i moYTs % OFFICE,
oe u No. Eie,aage.
"INTEI COATS AND ovERCoArs-REsN 4 CO ar,
now opening large and well assorted 10, OF
consisting OF Beaver Pilot French n,e,
froek and Over Coats to which they invite
- KEEN A CO
NDER-sHlRrs-ao do1 Under Shirts, every quality
- and price, eL,ap for cash
oeea KEEN L Co
WAS committed to the jail of the county of
Negro Man who calls himself RANDOLPH age fee,
10 inches dark eotIe non and had on when com
striped eotionock coat linen pantaIoons and ar,
hat The OF the above Runaway come for
ward and prove bis property. Z. F. SUBTLE
oeE'-ow d. 4 J. 5. CITY
TUSCALOOSA wBIsKsY-SO barrels, fOr saeby
oeY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
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y.lSs Of the tonnage Of the three M
s92ssr4.1 100

AZ the interest Of ,psl iavesed Ia trade Gus
90 sssst s,o. deducted FROM, the profits u that trade
An order IL precise net gain, We shall be admit
alag very liberal prob, th amount Of shipping We
ssssse rs per cent, Sfor deductng The interest n
,hs espls employed. Md submit this ostimauon
ssy chg. owner, sufficiently high, for such an
Of onnsge, u there not ono uninsured
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A Railrood in Western Virginia.

rrscs the reading matter on both the outside pages.
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WAS committed TO the jail of the county of
Stafford, Runaway the th day Of August last
Negro Man who calls himself RANDOLPH % years age feet
or 10 inches sh o dak eompc
United JAIL striped eotonffock pantaoons,
hat The owner OF the above Runaway requested
ward and prove his property T.. T. sUTTLE
: f-,.
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EALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN STREET
"E shall sell tn evtHing O'Clock, ptem -es ia.
w new Brick Street oeeu
pied by James l. MounIeis and part occupied
b. kers y 4 SIN
- WILLIAMS A.