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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21

and I" be subject to the taunts and indigni-
ties ofiittle men,"
Such ObsequeOus aatteFy, such sycoPhan-
cy must be disgusting even to the individ-
uaI for whom it is intended. He sure
ly does not, like his satellites, think his
" cOurse has been too brilliant" to sit in
one ofthe most august bodies in thewOrld |
A body adorned by every Ornament that
venerable old age, exalted talents, learn.
ing, wisdom, elOquence and PatiOtism can
bestow. An arena in which such men as
Webster, Cass, Benton, Calhoun Critten.
den, Mangum &c act, is too humble for
him Of Ashland; according to his serVile
devOtee Ofthe Tropic he should " not be
placed among such pigmies !" HOwgreat
he has grown! How wonderfully he has
(" got the start Of the majestic world"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-21

or The New Orleans JsfFarsonian says
that there is good reason 10 believe that the
President viii call on the Governor Of that
State fer several Regiments Of volunteers,
and that the cali will be promptly met.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-sop,. 9Th

Cctton-No movement in the market to-day. Flour
There Is a good export demand at 81, but no sellers a,
that price; n sale oil 1900 bbls is reported at S4,l2S,
which Is now uniformly demanded for fresh ground par
cels; old stock more firmly held. with ssles at S3.75a
Ss,s75. Corn Meal aud Rye Flour in demand, but held
above the views OF buyers. Grain IL much wanted, bu,
as there Is li'tle or none arriving, we hear Of no sales, and
are unable to give quotations. Groeeries-wo have only
TO notice INCIDENTS sales Of New Orleans Sugars atful phi.
ees. Ptoyisiors-The market quiet. Whskey-Some
sales Of bbls. are making al 22c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore sup.l


Suicide OF Mr.. McconnsIi OF Ala.
The telegraph will have spprized you Of tho m.l.nebov
Fuieide Of tho Hon. Felix Mcdonnell. The news sen, :
bril- OF horror through tho community, and crowd. eager
y hurried TO tho body which but a short ,;mo ago w..
Bounding with tho pulsos Of lfo. Oh! In,emperpc,, boy
humorous arc thy victims.
~Itappears that tho deceased terminated his exl.,enc. nv
Deliberately cutting tho jaguar veins on each side of nj,
fhroat. and by INJECTING deep wounds In hi. side, with ,
faito. Two OF the stsbs were nearly perpendicular. Two
hthers glanced of from the bones, and made frisb,ful y..h.
r.. His friends say that for about week pas, he had re-
'linquished drinking. owing 10 iudispo.iuon, and thu, tho
hbsenco OF his usual stimulous caused great desmond
eney. Ho was in fact suffering tho horrors o ds.
erium tremcns. Lilo could not. as has bean .,a,eJ
been In great want OF money, for I sm told ho had mo-,
drawn his mileage. In addition to this he had bs ws,rh
aud valuable jewclry on his person, besides a sum of mo.
ncy. A short time before be committed the deed. b. cali.
I'd for a pen and ink, for the purpose, IL 10 suppo,ed' OF
writing 70 his vile. A coronor's inquest wa. held ON the
BODY, at his room At the 81. Charles Hotel, and a vordIe,
" srendered In accordance with tho facts.
The adjournment Of the Smithsonian Recent, vi,bo,,
deciding upon q elite for tho buildings, has greatly di,,p-
pointed many worthy citizens who wanted to make a few
bundled dollsrs by speculsting IN lots. There /, no doub,
but that tho Mall will be selected for the agricultural de-
partment. and ,horo is . very strong probability that the
space between 18th street and the river. will be assigned
Tor the buildings. IL this portion Of the city is not very
much sisndered, II 10 pronounced to DO very unhealthy. the
lever aud aguc being an almost constant visi,er. This
however Is strongly denied BY property holders.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
By rnioe. a. BROTHER,
Ne. 8 Mars street.
Large sale of Dry Goods,

All AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. 18Th September, a, . ,cioek n nm,
Saiss Room. We viii sel without reserve. a arys and general a.
soriseni OF Dry Goods, Just from the Northern markets., ana suited
for fall and winter ah.s-n part
5t,7e, - Bieacbed ShiuInzs
OznaburEs. Heavy srpcd Domestic.
satiin=ts, k"ntueky Leans aud Kenrys
sup.r far PRINT. new styles
Furniture Piias Pongee SILK Hdkfs
super Jaeonets and Cambria.
10 Swiss Hn-ins. . G Hckf-
DO Fancy Csssim.r-s, SIk velvets
Plaid ard stnpe Gingbams an. Musfn
Wooien and namask shawfs
SUPER sain Cavata. Scar : ke.
10 IrIh Linen. Br wa Honan1s
Cora Can r~s Patent Trcae
HoseIy. Stoves, afts, spoJ Cauon
Pascal Pins sG-p-hders, se-se
-AL-O-
PhtCo be, besvy Ksr.eys
sapeT ~hte and sesHc; Fann-s
Apron Cheeks and domestic Plaids
Rich Cahnnef. ce'Ecnsse
Rich dress sins ard de LANES
Eua BzHssts, plaid LinCys
Canton Pamela Umbrellas
Bingham and Coron Hdkfs, Wooden Comfort.
suptr 5d Tieknss- &c.
ALSO,
a lot OF STOCK GOODS, with which the sale VIII conueoee.
ALSO. a lot Of Ready mide CLOTHING. eonsstn NJ Of Beaver.
Pilot and TEeees Coats Pants, Vests, he &c.
TERMs-sumsu under 500, cash: 500 and upwanas 4 month.
credit for tat saeiory notes.
ell NLoEs & BROTHER, Auet,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
THE HERMITAGE AND sgd
NOR'S POINT.

NEAR FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
' ENHE Hermitage, hiely the property Of Mn. A. MAYO. on the
IL Richmond Turnpike and Rail Road TO washinrton. about \
nhe from The Corporation line, is for sale. That part OF IL between
tnued) on which the Mansion Hou@ Is situated. cont. N .bo,, 100
acres, viii be aid OF INTO
Lots of s 10 12 or Is acres,
lying on Broad street and on 4 stree. &c be laid OF on a usht lin.
each fFonuas on a wide street and having a handsome elevation
for a building ute.
On one Of hsse lots is 4 large and eoamod5ous dwelling bous.
nohuns o Gay street, formerly the residence Of the ate Cot John
MAyor sli2bei LOT a large family or 4 public sehool-Nlth 4 number
OF other eaieing' which could be put in eIesaeEt order al a ven
That part Of the Hermitage yinz north Of the Rail Road eon-
aiming about 100 acres % land, mostly In wocd and timber e.,nv
aaae productive for farming purposes because OF the natural fer
WV IN rh and eonuEuity 10 the City Of Richmond, will be dr
NIded into lots OF 90 to % acres each, an having either an e,,,s-
or Nestefn front on a toad eornsctng with Broad stTest Aear
'iini stream Of wafer passes through it,
SJdnors Point Tract, coaa.nirs reaiy 900 acres living
between Inc Nesiham Tufopile ana the James River C,nat-
About one thiri Of this uas; Is cleared and now prDtueuv, an. hi
anee ~ wood watch, by the Canal on 10 southern boundary 4,
eAS0 gotten to market
a PoriOn OF the wood land is considered fine Tobacco hpd and
the Cara
This properly viii be divided into two or more lots 70 sail mn,
eHateIs, II csaFed, according % iocauOn-and togefnsr win M. tot.
u u hermitage, lying within , short distance Of the Cny ana the
Sossesahl ole puehe Institutions in the City, and being in a
ht2hhI nfShborhoOd where there - good society, ts considered
ihe soH desinbhe pope " In this part Of the state.
~ PNsd NE above properly VIII be ready b. the Ion ssv.
veneer ! TIE mean ime, 4 d until the car of al, All tbe lana.
ana loS' with their boundaries Will be shewn ~ Mr. Tbomas T,L
nation eesifed. "''
TERMS OF SALE-Ope fOaTIh cash. the halaIes in tbr.s anna,
annual irHshrenIs Gearing interest
The above fao wi take place on THURSDAY The 18th dav NJ
OetStef nett a. ii O'Clock. a; tn Hermitage.
n II CABELL. and o her Trustees.
V 4 tP4s under The wu OF Mn. AbtVaI ~.vo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
Mrs. Nottingham'.
BOARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL
FOX YOUNG LADIES'

corner OF 9th and Kiln strvet.
VII DE hh~orENEO ON MONDAY. sEPTEhBER 2sru.
making this announcement, Mrs. N. deems
u proper u site entny the principles on which her school /,
10 enable young hdy to oeeupy suitably her proper place In
os,eV's snA style OF personal address and manner 10 indispe en-
@oe' eueh manser-. how ever are onsn nefeiy erternL. and NOD
rnon painful exposure. unless sustained BY thorough and
JeIeious nshni euiiVauon; ard this. again exhibits is highest
norehV, ioono'd upon the reiyion Of the Bibe. The due and weu
sa.heea suiu'anoa' theo, Of III. heart and Of the Intellect guided
IN seminary and 10 insure the attainrnen ut Of this by her
pupis' MS \. brings a ionx ard well earned experience, an i.i.
macy VIII The best authorities AID sources Of informs tior. are IN.
OF study.
T.bs. per session Of 10 months, p,ysb,s half In advance
b1iihng 800
ms"oI o'ahehss tngh'h tuition.
Ihm1ty .. 90. b. %. b. 40. 10
ancient and Modern Languages. each.
h1,ie on Piano, Guitar. aud Vocal each. ......sO
Music on Harp. 81 per lesson. Use Of Piano. .......s
Waahing.
au la-c2Ea.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
Portrait Painting.
no AFRnEas, COUNTRY M%FHCIIANT>.
AND OTHERS.

To FHWHEFHi WHY MNHIIINNIN,
AND OTUEHS
Great Reduction nt PcnitentIary store.
III NHE nhscrtCf, By a he order 81 The RoarL Is now able 10 Of
u fer a. TrCauy reduced prices
5000 yaris h'ayy double tslned KersJ zoe Negro Meas cloth
inf.
2ooo yards pain ADD striped tin'ey ft wonsn's si,minr
IN Store for Fall purchasers:
200 heavy refdy m1dc Kssey Goats
goo pairs Do DO DO Pants
30 . pieces hrog'ns with = hTe sssormtutof sosre ani 6ns
Shoes, equal 70 shy w te nahst
Complete sws ~ Wsgou Hafnrss ff two horas with ca 49,
WAGON Hstncss IN portions
Warranted Ates vsy superior
fraSruHt ~ dh. rent hrda
Pof ac a. fenicuthU. = vrV superior snkis Of Bur- Nh
Htones, Warons uuys, Caus. a..
The ab1ve are offered on ven Reconnaissance tsrms. and rur
chanrrs viii 10 well o. can AZ us rctrsn uau "a. 90 Al ue ato.r III,
~, street leading % Msyos Bntre.
Ss-0 JAF e sPurrs ar.,, PEW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
RT Hodre. 8 Pnninn,
SALE or SLAVES TSD,a mr.

sALE OF SLAVES TNDER DEED OF rRUsr
DuksUANI 70 The provisions Of two deeds u Tras- he an.
from John ? Burton. bearing dse o. The oh dy OF N,v
lstS the other tom The sNa Bunoa ard wife. beannr date D., n
lh Day 81 sePtefseuG 1874 10Th q record In the CLERKS once o,
H'nneo COUNTY Colu, aud which were erccutsd 10 The rub.. ub.r
mr eerain lufpcacs thcfCin st forth, I shall on saturday TIE ION
day OF sepitmber 1916, AZ 10 O'Clock A N. AZ ne aucyaa r,,.
o. HctF'ss Puuism, in NE Ctv Of RehmoaL prooesd 70 ssn. =,
Pablo auction. o. TIE highest biiisf, ff cash. ms 0ls~ius aavss
O. vii. lrc Williams. David Williams. Borsy. Lanr.rera ns co. =
seling a. trustee, 7 shall ony eouvsy sleh tide as 10 vr.sd In M,
~ virtue Of ibe deeds o. truss AFORESAID
LOFT1N y. ELLErr. Trustee.
al 3t-dtds uODCFs A PTLIIsa a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
City Arrivals.

CoLuRnIAS IioTEL. Sept lL-Hugh Adams, Jr, Rock.
bridge; Jas Baker, J 4 Taylor. Phladelphiu; John Lynn.
SouthsN. Tennessee; Leroy Roper, John Noble, Peters.
burg; VIM Nj Gary. King William; Edward S AGREE, King
q Queen; 7 Johnson. Chesterfield; Peter Hanger. VIM
A Turk, Augusta; r ID Booker, ] NJ Miller, Powhatan;
Capt: J = Forum. Ship Albert; J Saterwhite, satterwhite,
North Carolina.
ExenASaE Horn, Sept. ll.-Ssm'l Smyth, w T sa-
Inuel. James i Caldwell, Philadelphia; l. Myers, n. York:
b + Rupert, Miss; w F. Starke and family, Mobile: r
b Estes. Va; Thomas J Flournoy. Kentucky.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12

I'HE MISSES AND
u a SCpOOI at their residence, No. ass Che,out
street, near Thirtecnth. Philadelphia, where svsry
attention will be pad to the m -ntAl. moral and phy GeaI training OF
their pupils. The year viii be divided into two sestinns Of Ave
months each; the met commencing on the 3IEt of August, and the
seeon' on the I'd Of February. but pupis viii be received at any
time aud ehArsed accordingly. Boarding and Washing $50 Der ,r,-
son, paid IN sdvan'e. orhoEnphy Reading, writirg {. Arithmetic,
kngish Grammar and Compo.tion; Geograahy, Ancient and Mod
en; History, Aneien, and Modern; Natural Moral and Mental PhiIo-
sophy, ChemiEtry, Botany and Rhetoric English seuior Classes.
ss0-Iunior slsInd primary 90. French : ., lillian sI2. span
18Th and German, each si2-Mu,ie, vocal and instrumental s9t-
Dnw1nR and eoioring sis-Use Of Instruments IS. The Misses
: Will be assisted by teAeher Of acknowledged ability.
Refer, necs-Rev. J. u. Powie, DR.. 3. n. Tying. ID. ThomA. q.
Mater, DIR. Sam1 Jackson.
Philadelphia. Aug. II, 1915. dim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
A

I'VE exercises OF the subscriber. School will be resumed on
Il MONDAY, tie i4th instant, IN the basement OF the Univer.
salut Church. Terms, &C. as heretofore.
Sc s-dtiss c. P BURRuss.
NTronIENNEs
~ Gnduaied CAshmers Robe.
Cashmere DParis
Cashmsr DCOs.e
Apaeeaso Of all colours
Alpaca Reps
Eng and American Prints
DreS Hhkdfs
shawI,, a large stock
Insh Linens and Lawns
Linen shestings
Gloves and Hosiery
Satin and sHk vedungs
ScArfs ana Collars
Dress Ties and sioshs
Umbrellas
wOrsed ve.tnss
Embroidered do
French Ca,simeres
Eng aud Am. do
Black, Brouue and Brown French Cloth
WusI OF EnglAnd do
Bib and blue DO Of all grades
Beaver Cloths, Pilots and Ptushinss
Irish Cloths for overcoas
Coddengions for DO
T~sedes Of all kinds
Kentucky leans, very low
Heavy funed Cloihs, for negroes
Nap Couons
kercys and Linssys
Turkey Red Cotton
White, red and yellow Fannels
Lambswool and menno Shirts and Dnwers
satnets, n large sock
Furniture and Apron Cheeks
White Marsaines Quilts
Bedueks and Lace
BobinetIaess
White Cambtics and JacconstS
Plain and Other sNi,, Mu,lins
Bishop Lawns ard Null Mullins
Dama,k Table Cloths
DO Napkins
Bhdssye and Russia Diapers
HuekeibaekD Diapers and towels
-. "a, 4 4 S 4 and I24 Blaehed sheetinss
34,7s {, f-isnd 50 Brown do.-amonEt which
are Baienea, Euriek, Va. Stone and Maneheaer good,
Duff, MAekeEaw and Twiled Blankets
Green do
Bed Blankets some very fine
Patent Threads. spool Cotton, Buttons, Combs, Ge.
Wlarh an nH.N.N 10 al. - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
By InIocs a brother.
~ HHIutH a TETOIheF.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
CHESTERFIELD LAND AT AUCTION.

tue 18th September, we shall
~ tothe htsaes' sHSeE on the premises Isl 6IO Acres o.
LAND adpiaias Bread SOeE. tsiss a pat OF ue uet ous~t b,
WA. Hancock
Inose Nl'hnf % purchase will view he prrmisss, and II deEir.
os OF Parthasng PuVa-ey, viii cal on George P Cump or our.
" Dot previously sold, the sale viii certainly ase place on
Wsaay ABOVE uamed. A piato Of the Land ean BE- tecn Al our Once.
fEkhs OF SALE 20 cash. Lad sH mouths ard the remain.
ing 'hnd Twelve months the credit payments must ee satisfactory
secured and bear Interest from Inc dsy Of aie.
au 7l-ect1s I,taKs Raorur, 49,.
~. B.-Should any person desire to purchase,
q private sale The whole Of the above ulsl tSSe acres or The
gree n portion OF u. they are requested 10 sramine the sane, ad
AZ 90 te tunsenberr INLOE- a BROTHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-12
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION
HARPS.
j. T. BROWNE.

MakeT and Importer Of Improved Patent
DOuble-ActiOn Harps,
INVITES the attention of his friends, the elite
Il Of musical taste, aud admirers Of thus delightful instrument TO
the Vefy elegant collection he has completed, and for sale At his
WArerOCms, gel Broadway, corner Of Chamber street Ne. York
comprising some Of the most spendidiy finished Harps he Ia, vet
offered 10 their notice a. ALEC OF the plain and less ornamental
description.
Thcs HarPs are constructed on the most approved puneipIrs
with all the modern improvements Of London and Pans In touch
and tone i is believed Gneq1aued. Special care is taken TO 6tthem
for the extremes OF climate in this country. The opinion. Of Tie
first Musical Talent Is respectfully ubmiued
"Ar b oTne's Harps are by far the most maEuiheen we ever
saw. Throath his perfect knowledge OF the instrument he has ef
feeisd many impoTtInt Improvements IN the N sehanieaI ecaartmenL
and in he tore there is an extraordinary addition Of sweetress pa-
ry and power. The pillars are deliberately anu Eorgeously carved
and glded. while the fEmts are elegantly shsptd and finished.
The Harp as an insiIumeu; Is but tile knUN in this county,.
although in EuroPr, i is considered as : necessary accomplish
nenit 70 hdIes OF rehKed education EvsTy person should, for many
reasons be a ltus familiar with this truly drawing room insirl
.nent In The hs' place a : a capital exercise, btir ginE the mu.
ees into geate Sad heahhf1I play Inthe Etx; pace Il Is an excel
lent accompaniment - the voice, Is easy on requirement 70. all
aHature euyoyn en-" ard lastly, It displays The beautiful and snes-
ful proPoitohsof natures handicran, TO the greatest advantsgc.--
CrhgHs Jroa SoVA1u prlolicals.
~ wouldbs hapPy to forward a list Of Prees and dssenp-
tons with al engLviRg Ter spsle postage. Harps rrpaired-
SuIngE, Music, &c J. r. BROWNE q co, London,
ISL Broadway, and 73l Chamber q.
- colin New York. estahbahea rsrn
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j. f. w ORD.
LOTTERY VENEER

LOTTERY VENDER,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND PosT OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
SELLS Tickets In all Lotteries under the management
- Of ]. G. GREGORY & Co.. en- the same terms that
they are sold At the Manager Office.
Lotteries for September.
In Eving the sehem's below, attention 10 requested to the extra
ordinary number OF large przes in each scheme, ana also To the
instead Of throwing In tvO, We now throw IA nros tickets n each
package thus Offering Inducements TO purchase by the package
Orders Tor packages and single tickets will have prompt atieu-
ton, II addressed To J. P. WORD.
Richmond, Va.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CIaE, C. for lsIs-tO be d.-a on
Saturday, SEPT Ie, 1876.
70 Number Louey-I3 Drawn Ballots.
! S Sa:: 5: 81 $1,000 is::: ,s :: prize: Of $500 500
Ticket. $40; halves :; quarter. 9 so. ceniGeale. Of package.
Of 26 whole Tickets l90-Shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class "a, tor IsI6-tO be drawn at
rs No. LoTTERY-I4 DRAWN BALLOTS.
pm: & ''s &c: as. sc prize: Of 1900 1900
Tickets q; Halves 81; Quarters u.
ALEAANDRlA lottery Class d. for lsi6-'O be drawn
7s no. L0TTERYIIs DRAWN BALLOTS.
prize of $4,000 50 pine. Of $500
q - 10000 100 ssS
Ticket. SIS; a.I,'s. "a: aaareu 81.
o. pacAages o. 20 whole Tickets, el6O
DO. do. &c Half do SO
DO do &c Quarter do 90
DO. do. sc Eighth do 90
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class E, for 1870 be drawn
on Saturday, Sept 20, 1886.
IS NO. LorTERY-I9 DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
prize Of $4,000 ! prize Of $4,000
10000 so 1000
5000 so 500
5lO leo 400
Tickets $40. Halves S; Quarters . So. Certificates Of packages
Of rs Whole Tickets SlI0-Shase s IN proportion.
6 Orders for Tickets. and Shares and Certificates OF PaekaEe,
in the above Splendid Lotteries, Tor smaller ones, that are drawn
every day IN the week. enclosing cash OF prize Tickets. will receive
the most prompt attention, and in Official account Of each dawinr
sentimmediaielY amer 1t d over to all who order from
Ju2 ]. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Let al the worc NY WHIT tney can,
FOR seIinI PriIen. arnArrnr,.t IL. nm,

VII IOE,
NO. s. oUT FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let an the wore sy VIVA, ibey can,
VorseIhnr Prizes, sTRArross the man,
Drawn Nos Of su~sI. Eria IIs-sept 5h.
% % 3 60 6 Is 81 30 II IS 81 So is
Half riefe' Nos. 20 ~ u = capital soh and Paid by
srRkrroS.
81 81 10 4 SO ! % 80 % 20 60 a.
Drawn Nos. Of MononE,lia 81, Sept lIth:
a 10 20 80 81 Sc 60 81 So 2 1 so
Ticket Nos. 90 sc 81, a capital sold and paid by s Ist.
ton.
$4,000, 1000.
satnrdsy--susseI. EItra. III. Capitals: siOos. 1000. GO. hs
rs Nos IL dnwn. Ticket. 81: haiv.. soc. ar, ase
100000, $4,000!
nonasy CONGRATULATIONS No c. Cspitsls $4,000. ~
600, 1000, 1870, so OF 1000. so Of 500 &c. as No. ~ Dawn
Tickets $40. halves :; qs 9 so.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class D, Tor 1890 be drawn on
Saturday, Sept. 10. Is46.
20 NO. LoTTERY-Is DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
! prize OF $4,000 SO priLcs Of $500
1 10000 SO .oa
l 10000 100 $50
so 1000 &C
Tickets si5; halves az; quarters %.
cerdheaies OF packages Of ss Whole TeLss, sisO
Do do. 90 Half do 60
DO. do. &c Quarter do 40
DO. do. sc Eighth do 90
Buyes are referred TO my list OF PrtIea. which are rer ,,ered
II The once, AZ a proof Of what haI been done. and eyeu
dn-inE continues to increase the number sold and paid by me.
70 O.deu for packages certificates OF single uekea I'm The Abo,,
Schemes, and in all Lotteries, viii bs prsnpty ausnded ", and
drawing sent WHEN requersd.
Please address srdsTs 10 u. sTRATTON,
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Hy D~sycnPort, allen a Go.
AUCTION SALE
OF FRESH DRY EOnnS

~ WEDNESDAY,, sd sept, We sh,u an al. som-s,,,,.
a. No'eoct 4. h,a are AMI general aeortu ept Oh sfapIs ~
ianey 10 Goods suiiedto the sbes ofths present an5 appfs,ebirg
'eaHnns-most of whi b are ffesh and .lt nom IN htnis IN ne
importer and manufactururs-smons which are.
Hue.bs stsan aHd iondon brown Cloths
uaioid ard daik mud sauiuets Of every rnie
Rue, "a and irab Do. ronm,, a. -.oe,s,,
suPef new Eye Cafsimetts aad vesunu
super Kentucky Jeans
ksfseya super pad Lasaya
suPef 'f 49, eoson van, Umbrellas
AtPfnd3 ns1rmrnt u suaer fan and wimsr Prints ana Ch.n,.
Of NJ very latest sd hsst syts
bet Stamps
supcr3f, g. 90 AND 81 trown shiuiugs md shsc,inr.
ftnt, puml and Whitney Blankets
Wstc, .acauet and yenov Fanneis
dreams Cioths suPer indiannss, Moasins
CashncFe and Mennos
hand hney ss aBs ntin Cayst,
Apaccs, hs Cash
Ctniou fsrncs ard Apron Cheeks
Funtuu a,
buuaas HOOKS q Eyes Pins, Needles
suk and Cotton Hosiery
heseutf win other aricles deemed Bunecs-.v 4, s,,n.,,,.
Also
An tuvoiee q rich shawa and Dte- Goods s,o,e,sdi I, tD. n,
The ue.
fot approved papsr,
~" DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co, Aus,s.
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ny soudtu.
BROAD ROCK FOR SALE

AM authorized by the owner to make sale of
IL the above vaiuabI. Trpery. The whole tnet eon,,ir. oso
odd aers Of Land, OF most ereeBent quality. a con.jderahIe no.
ton OF which Is well wooded. and has on 10 a Dwelling House. nos,
beautifully situated, though somewhat out OF retair; and, also. a
large TaveTn House. attached TO the Race Feh, which make, n
susceptible Of easy division, which viii be made to suit purchasers.
The situation Is healthy, has foe water on Il, and IL within four
miles OF RiehmoEd- II not sod privately before, IL will be offered
Al public auction, on the premises on the si day Of the aee, The
lsth Sep ember nett, Al the hour OF Is o'eloek, NJ.
TERMS literal and made known BY application to
. l-fsh w CnnDrN As,
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
On 18Th Street

I'HE subscribers have re-opened the above On.
hoh'hment' and beg sAve to say to tneir friend, and ts
pubic generally that they are now prepared to give their undiy,d,s
suenuon IN order to Pease those who MAY patron a. ~. hou.. =
senuemen visiting the city on business viii end il 70 Their -,
ngeto gfVe uf call having ample aeeo mod1rons for their eor,
iot2nde convenience; likewise, a sable within 6ty yaru. az m.
hoose' not surpassed lin the city. To our fr!ends IL IN onlv n.r.-
hy say, that our Bar shall At all times be supplied with LEouor,
not Inleflor TO any in The city. All we desire II patronage. "a N
we faHto please, IL shall not be oar fault.
Richmond, August J. 1876.
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4 TEACHER WANTED.

"A LADY who can come well recommended a. a Teacher Of
"A English. French, aud Music, ard can take charge Of q snail
school IN a private Family, IA October. car set a situation In one
OF the heathies, and moR agreeable neighbou. hoods in Aosmare
county, by applying TO G. e. G. Chadotts sync, Aibemar- Co. by
the middle Of sept All eiier thus directed must be Postpaid.
au Yt-dtI5thSeni
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I'VE exercises OF the subscribers School will be resumed
Il MONDAY, tie iIth instant, IN the basement OF the Uniye
Glit Church. Terms, ke. as heretofore.
sc s-dtl3S q. P. BURRuss