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Police Intelligence.

sfft. To- Si-~iins weeh--ca.cet Allan, OF hs az.
ward, arrested yesterdsy woman called Margaret
MARKS on charge Of stealing silver watch worth $40
belonging to John Green, residing at 80 Twenty nth
street appears Miss Maggy extracted the watch from
the pocket Of John, while in crib kept By Mrs. Wa
rr' on the Points Committed by Justice Osborne for
trial
AeroH on Board the Ship Garrick-Upon the arrival
oitae packet ship Garrck yesterday two Of the seamen
revolted, refusing to do duty, and likewise drew knife
upon Captain Trask, when giving his orders The men
were both taken into custody by officers Carpenter and
OBren Of the LIST ward from board ship conduct.
ed to the Tombs Justice Osborne committed Their both
TO the Tombs to be examined by tho United States
shall
Stealing C'othns-A policeman of the LIST ward arrest.
ed last night fellow called George Gatemsn charged
with stealing two coats and valued $40 belong
ing Captain Oliver Williams of the bsg Lancet lying
at Pier No. 10 East River Locked up for trial.
Done Up-Oficer Garrison arrested last night young
by the Of Edward Crawford designated the
returns Of the "boysD whom he iourd lay ing
drunk in the street, consequently he picked up
conveyed TO the station house where, searching his
person large dirk knife found In his pocket, and
likewise Si2 in money. Locked up until sober.
Petit Larcsny-Michael Manning arrested yester-
day charge Of stealing and pantaocns, valued
at S. belonging TO Israel D. Cole, No. $50 Greenwich
street Locked up for the Special Sessions.
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Board OF supervisors
SPECIAL MEETING
.~anx in the Chair

SPECIAL MEETtNu.
Alderman Benson in the Chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and up.
proved.
Piions-Several petitions from various individuals
for the correction of and relief from taxes pre-
sented. and referred TO committee annual taxes
Doctor Chiiton-B Of Doctor Chiffon for profession
al services rendered by him at the request Of the Coro
ner Justice Taylor and others. Referred.
City Conrenfon--Sherif Jones' bill for advertising
the city convention, sc Referred.
Bills of Public OGcers-yarous bills ofpohce clerks,
police and other public officers presented and
erred the bills of John Burleghone for S4j
and the other for S3s and the bills Of stephen Heuss
for $50 A. and S7s which allowed and ordered to
be paid.
Petition of Peter orrel to postpone sale Of certain
lots in Duane street, and for reference. Denied.
Tdres for the Current Iedr-The annual communica
ton from the Comptroller being detailed report of the
various taxes TO be levied the city for the
year. which amount in gross to the of $40 306 SO
cents. Laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
Various small bills were next audited, ordered to
be paid after which the Board adjourned.
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,cs mass consists ia srees.h Of messis, NJ much rs
anything else and Il Is as necessary fef he mrseles aud
lice and exercise to become perfect as is FOR the
cies OF the blacksmths to be developed oeloe he
can hammer the anvil In order 70 attain periec,
developement musical education should be commenced
at an early age.
Mr.. wARsSR rose and said thst education In music
should be made an element in education much as arith
mec under the tuition of compstent teachers In
der obviate the teaching Of music being attended with
greater than would be consistent with the pre-
stem fprimary school educson the teachers OF
the ordinary branches Of common school education
should 3e qualified to teach music likewise.
down He would, however, 60 sti further and say is
impossible for the human mind TO bscome master OF
science unless was brought to bssr upon at an early
Mr. WILLIAMS thought II should Be matter Of prima-
ry education; but If Mr. Warnsr's plan be adopted he
considered II not practicable, became there not SUM-
Gent teachers of public schools who are musicians for
the purpose.
The Rev. s Cook. Secretary Of the American Tract
So ,iey spoke in favor Of the question he thought
necessary that music should BE- ught In the education
Of children a: much as thing else and that should
meme cd at any early age He very mpor-
ianss It exercise. The muscles Of the throat Which are
necessary to be developed = the muscles of the
son. he is in favor Of it, being into schools
Another why he should like to have it introduced
into schools was that would tend to preserve dci.
pline and suppress turbulence. Let there be par
eel Of boys ever 30 turbulent and by compelling
than to sing for half hour, they would be quiet
ed, and order soon restored; He believed that the
moral influences Of musical education have hitherto
been lamentably overlooked We should inculcate q
love of music in children and the beneficial effects that
would result would be Of the happiest description You
will never Continued Mr.: Cook see child who s fond
Of music ven to dirty tricks practices. But
the mighty influence II sxsrts on man. in inspiring him
with religious and rsvsrsntial feeling s, above all,
reason why music should form part Of the system OF
education The gsntlsma concluded by saying that he
decidedly in lavor Of It,
The further debate ON this subject postponed to
this day
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and Co, Ketchum and Olco.t, w. II. Wilson,
steedman and Co. and schell No one knew
before this sale what the msrke. price of Morris
Canal mortgage bonds was, and we do not think
those interested will be much enlightened by the above
statement appears to range from ij1S IS per cent
and should attempt to guess the should
say somewhere in the neighborhood Of so was some
where near their market value to-day.
There was fair demand for sterling exchange, and
the rates cloeed firm at our quotations Prime bills on
London were selling this morning at o OF per cent
premium.
We learn that the whole amount Of the stock (S2 600
ooO) OF the Michigan Central Railroad has been sub.
scrbed The sale Of the road therefore in pursuance
Of an act of the Michigan Legislature will be per.
eced The transfer Of the interest of the State to the
corporators viii take place on the ash inst on or be-
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cotton factory is about being established in Thorold
Csnada-the machinery for which has already been
purchased This is the Hrs attempt Of the kind in Upper
Canada similar factory has recently been put IN ope
ration at Sherbrooke, in Canada East, which turns out
from l10 10 pieces Of 20 yards weekly, and
which 10 readily retaed in the surrounding country at
10 cents per yard.
The savannah Republican brings information of the
death Of DR. VIM. A. Carsthers, talented Of Virgil
min, who has been few years a resident Of Georgia.
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Affairs of the Army.

We give on the outside of this days Herald, the
full particulars of the riot in one of the volunteer
regiments on the Rio Grande. They are painful,
indeed; and the result will, of course, be still
more painful, for the Commanding General will
be constrained 10 deal in most summary man
ner 9Th the rngleaders Of the rioters, and per-
haps with all those engaged in the disgracefu pro-
ceedinss The discipline of the army must be
preserved ia tart At all hazards
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fore wh'eh time "a pr cent Of the rsrrhsse mercy sra
be paid ss Detroit.
We annex the annual report made by ths New Orleans
Prices Current, which presents some interesting and
important statements in relation to the trade of that city,
the movements in the principal staple articles of trade
and the aggregate value Of produce received from the
interior
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AFFAIRS IN MExoo.-Our advices from Vera
Cruz are to the 10Th ult. They are certainly very
important for they confirm the news of Santa
Annals arrival at Vera Cruz but, what is very
singular, they give us no information as to the
whereabouts Of Paredes What has become oil
him
On looking over our files, we find that Paroles
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gv,nrsiuu Intelligence.

The Boston Journal, of Saturday, states that the fine
ya.ch Northern Light, Col VIM. P. Winchester, has
sailed for this city AMI will join in the aquatic sports
soon 10 come of In our harbor.
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The Plumbe Notional Dsgner rian Gallery.

There free exhibition of Portraits his Gallery which
are veil worth inspection Of every who any curl
osty low of the the feature Of b, taken
with e-ike perfection, which dees the scrutiny of The
critical observers We sTdently advise all those who
wish receive feet Daguerreotype, visit and patro.
this establ .shment
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MON Ely MARKET.

The stock market remains without any material alter.
ation-prices fell off little today. Harlem declined
q; Morris Canal Vicksburg u Reading u Penn
sylvana 6s y Canton 4 Ohio 6s closed at yes.er-
days prices Norwich and Worcester improved a per
cent
At the second board prices improved little Harlem
went Up "a Norwich Worcester u; Reading !; yckl-
burg Is; with sales to some extent Of each.
Fortyfve thousand dollars (si500O, seven per cent
bonds of the Morris Canal Company sold at public
suction in the Merchants Exchange to-day, in the fol-
lowing lots, and at the following prices
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The Odd Fellows Of Philadelphia are making great
preparations for celebration, to take place to morrow
occasion Of the dedication Of their and splendid
hall Delegations have already arrived from oil parts Of
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Foreign News Expected.

The steamship Cambria has now been at sea
twelve days. We may, therefore. look for her
news mornentarily
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Now stock Exchnnre.


On Monday, the lath instant. in the Blocker street
Church by the Rev Mr. Balch Mr. CHgevEa Lsws,
of Tallahassee Florida to Miss SARAH daughter OF
Rev L. 8 Everett
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q, saander,s Patent Natalie Tablet Razor

Strop-The oldest and approved strop hav
been before the public Tor the last thirty years be
he'd al the No III Broadway wholesale and
TAIL The public and invited TO call and examine
the
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only genuine and liquid hair dye II you de-
sire hair only the genuine article Al
eYandsrs Tricobaphe for sale by Ru:hton Co. Drug
John SON. Moore Taylor and 8. Aspinwall New York
Of q. A. Wright, Philadelphia sole agents for the
limited Sfafes
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valuable discovery warranted neither wash off
being Liquid Dye which changes the color
Of the hair beautiful brown black, without injury
the hair skin The superiority this Dye consists
the eaxymode Of and instant effect all other
dyes requiring from ten to twelve hours to produce
change. Its superior excellence will be
upon single application. Country gentlemen have
bottle forwarded them by express by sending cash.
per bottle with full directions for City gentlemen
invited call the depot aud hsve their histes dv~d
Boyne Fawcet ia Chestnut e agent Cor Philadeph
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Vapor Raths-No.y is the time OF wear to

Vapor Boths-Nov Is the time OF year to
the etcacy Of the Medica'ed Vspor Bath curing
coughs colds pans in Tho bones chi evers
Sci the sudden ch,nges Of the weather affect every
or less All who troubled with Of the above
complaints, and wish be cured erctualy should take
two Of Mrs Carrolfs Vapo Bs hs s4 Faon street
opposite Church For euptons of the skin the Sulphur
Vspor Bath, open from A. till 10 Pm.
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Portable Dressing Case-In all that q

name imports compact and article contained
with addition the Metallic Tablet Razor Strop su
cient in itseft recommend j.. For sale at
q. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway;
Opposite Howards Hotel
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Philadelphia Agents for the Herald, q. II.
Zeber Co. Ledger Buildings, Sd street, near Chesnut
whore those wishing to subscribe will please leave their
Terms75 month, including the Sunday
paper IS cents without it Advertise aud commuui.
cations intended for days be lett
agency by o'clock in the afternoon. toll
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Stock on hand LIST September, ls4s, bales.

Stock on hand LIST September, 1885, bales. $3.50
With exception, the receipts and exports the past
year larger than for any previous years the ex
ports larger than for tho year previous al
though the aggregate expectation in lsa4 and AS
more then four hundred thousand bales larger than in
le45 and 40
The receipts Of -four and wheat at tide water, from
the opening of navigation to, and including the first
week of September in ls45 and 1886 have been fol-
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49,. 4sl,607
Old stock Exchange.

Equal to an OF COG ASS barrels of -four far
during the present year. over corresponding period
last
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TnE PArENr GALvANIC nINGs,

ana tHftetfe -NagHfffc flufd.
gnNHls remarkable discovery received ne universal apr
u Of nc Medical profession Of Britain aod hss nos
hcta succnuy before American public 10 give 4,
test q ne ans ecacy The Patent Gavanic Rnes ave
BE- fouad 0 oil thc nf which orina Gal
vauo Rss Electric and Nsrnec are used bot a.,
without of hr Injurious shocks which accompany the appft
cations ~ tho mi many respects are more
safs ard certain accomplishing the dcsired ohicct
The GHvHnfc Rnrs have hern used perfect success Ia
Eases Of Aheum acute chronic. applying The bead ee
nhs Coat Tic n1ocut rooache HronchItu Vertigo Ner
SICK Headache lnirssi1n Fssysis rarv Fpspsy
Pms Crsnp Fapsuon Appopsry snHn. 81 john.
unhaeo Spins Complaints Neur,fs General T-hnty ae,
u Nervous knery, ard an Nervns Disorders Their srso
dinafY rdcct ne believed
srt 49, certain iof me precsdg eont. The, ar,
equally ~ recommended The Gavsnic Rnrs evsrv
perfectly hsruiss aud ~ rrices wnhr D. each 81
al Cafts Aaesec Fuid used IN connection win the Rms
" ende their c,ut acton cean and Cavanie
iuausnee 70 rarcut part which Affected Far ruero.
cescaes 81 hEhr chafacef efcsr Of the
Gsh Rnfs Magnetic Fua reference Is made 10 fo.,
advertisements they b. ncc. The oulV As.n
ey New Ycrk NJ Rr ~ Tuhon 81, lsun Buiiiinrl
IN Esri and w Chrstie apyous bot ons agent IN
~ n cfthc Uncd Tnr ony ascrey 10 he e,Sy
~ Rchuond ALEX DUVALS co.'s
auQT tt7 M, S.,
PRICES For cod Rings 81 and s3So each Coz Common
Rings 50 cents each; GaivsHe Fluid, ~ yer bOtus.
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G. BURRUss' LOTTERY OFFICE, No. {

GRASD SCHEME THE IRA JANUARY, 1876,
$50 600 Of ls0Oo5 81 5000 100 Of Conso
dated Lottery OF Delaware and GsoSa, No be
at Wilmington January I5,h u tS--spirndti srhrin-
Grand CaPtl Of $4,000, prDes
PnEss of 10000, 2 3I26,
aud 100 prizes Of 1000 IL Drawn Nos. Whole
Tesrts SO hlves III, ; Cost Of pacssRs wnne
leh.S 1860 which must draw back prizes,
Their fore certificate OF 20 Whole rcSets Viii De cent for ss22
shares proportion.
In this magnhceni scheme There sGO76 Tickets
PRISE S9s6 packages the whole The
who purchases by the package has chance
Their the grand capital Of $4,000 10000
and 'hanee In % Of 3Ig6 or
5000 or 10000 or the grand Capital Of $4,000.
Fof the gan January 1916 Grand Consolidated Lottery
No T. 10 be drawn at Wilmington, January Is Nos
IL drawn ballots Przes Sl.OO0 5000 of $500 Of
so.
Certificate Of Package Whole Tickets will be sen,
for sIO9i.
Orders for packages, certificates or single tickets in any
OF the above Lotteries will be promptly attended 10 and
the drawings forwarded as received. Address
CICERO BuRRUss,
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y..A s4AE 80.
.fmrrifs.
STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
I>st al ufe worsd say ~hat they ear.
Fvr siinr rrtes. srH Arros's the mani

fU~hnE rnfs-, sfSArToss the mani
'Dfawu Nos Of NeSrudrir isaatsry. Cla.s I. Jan I'd
Is 50 10 81 d ~ 81 "a Is a. IS 81
Tiekei Naz - a sIOOJ more Pin. mixing n
D.. u - ~. 40 sod paid In days
BY -. .l..f-4 3D.. 4,. ..-.|- srRArrUs.
Drswn Nn,. al fessbofs Jn.isrv. Ma. !. Jan sta:
81. .F a. SO z :. &c 81 40. ~. ~ 30 ~ -.
T,ete, Nos 20 -, more PRIV sold -rd pad by
--.tF' -" Ut '. .- ..- -sTRArrON
Drawn Nos Il -A4.s,rdrsa Lottery. Extra 4-J.n 5iL
. 81 10 IL ~ - - - " A Sc
pRsHLsG RECEUED EYEEY DSY .1T 1 O'Clock
....- 5000, $500. .-..-
wsdn-dsy-hsIaLdria s. Erira CsptAlx 5000. 500
o go se IS Nos tdaSh whoss 81 halves 50, quar-.
tiers use.
$4,000. 5000.
Thursi.y-Alc EIs. Caytas OOO 5000 $500
~ 1900 a Nos IS whoies g. halves so;
quarters I25.
$4,000. 1000
FrdAy-NoaonrAhA Captar tvOI 1000 coo 500 Ee.-
Is Nos iJdrawn. Whole o.; halves Soc; quarters
$500, $500.
satdfIay-As handri-. +, EIa. 1900 $500 1890 5
OF 1000. &c. 20 Nos II drawn. whoe- 81 So IS
qaartersse s.l.L4 D. 300. 90 j.
......- .-. S3O.0OO 10000. ..
Monday Morning --AIetaudih iaass Cspitais $4,000,
900 2UOoc IofOo, COCO, sOtO 5000 - 1000 s
lJtfawB, whobeasIO halves q, grs so. ..
Buyer are referred 10 list Of Fines
~ the Once az proof az what done
drawing continues nerraS. the number nd
31 Orders for
Schemes and in H io'tsrss will be ponpuy TO-
drawing when requested
Please address orders n srRATrON,
de
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RICHMOND
MERCANTILE READING ROOM.

INHE subscriber proposes [ir Patronized by his
- neuds and the public he has
by assurance from OF open day OF
February f the can BE- made
Reading Room under the tile.
s 1sIe ana Intention sutahe Room
Bank ana Sh tteet lhcr- VII lse
hat the pues subscription should be twenty
collars - hfns ten dollars % mar
"hle ihe uie would seem TO Hi'ca that nsnded
e wants Of The ue'eanle community only yet
the reader thai their and i,be. sba
b. cUiy rdo
The saoseuef Pledges himself Tint nothing waning
ms pax nor expense spared resort
u a whn NAY Vv at>Po.d patrun
sa2h BE- UlaN'ra y sts ~
IT, '- H-aui'uv svert % az,ng oher- Mr. n.
We. II kss Ar Lewis WeHn, Aniersnn IT, Mr.
Fy Charles Pau- aad John Gtsae nave knsiv oae-
cd 'n receive suhaeTp'oEs- BEVERLEY BLAIR.
"A 5-dl~SellsFeb
The ErqaHer Compiler Star are requested to COPY
st FrhN
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HlRhblNGS WANTED.

MI shall want To hire for the ensuing year.
large nunbsrOf NeFoes employed the various
departments concerted with Coal Mining Operations Liberal
prices will be allowed especially employed under
ground and pay nients made quarterly.
Our hands under
and hospt alien
diet while neRhbourhood healthy
aud he occupation attic nded with rrai
~ inferred ou the hdnfa eonstrny
employed by duung the year. has occurred
single death eth'T FROM accident indeed fracture
dslnc,on. other rury Application may made
nj Coal Yard opposite Rockets envr Mines m
che schch County, by addressed Richmond Po
Omle' JOHN }. VERT co.
hAne lenge Mines, lice. let de
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CUAlIP.T HANIS WANTED.

VtNHE Mid Lothian Coal Mining Cumpany wish
II IN hare for the " ,f III ahl. boa,. A, b,v - Al, ,
Negro MEN fur sue fui, prires viii h. y,v, ,s
upon he n II required by. IN. owners = =
Company hay. been literal in The .,Ln,c NJ ,,o,.x
ard m zoos, wbrk eoht,op and h.s
-ipenntepS.ne. .4fass Mining hycntS =
IN which arr better ,,rd fed rLah
3D. -ekb.-. or enjoy better b-,tb x.u enn
dneied Hospital and day AL
tended by provided
al Medical ami surgical
charges, by the per annun
No sAvoa hh.d wirisg Conpan
and desired should
es Company Improve the moaI
hirsinE to winch end they
present year dorsery nsn The .ay, have a
performed by white Ministers At least on. hair
Of those Company, temperance men and
tie Of spriiuoos liquors deouBenaeed The company
grai6ed able hreinVs ar.
orderly VIZ tbeav.d aud moral any like
slaves better Sasd and tn
service In which they have
for Themselves There
Company hands IRON diseSs
~ than will be found any
where. The Company have employment
upon the same terms
conditions discipline ami
have been 50 employed for years They have ao in their Mines
There has been but instance any Compiny
service being committed for felony and discharged
Attorney who stated that In.
proof did sustain the charge
The Company apology for s pron advertisement is founded
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~ RUSSELL BIGGER y CO., AGENTS

= . Tor u PANT 4 Co Richmond, Va.
BIGGER co correspondents through.
out the United States the following the close
of the They well wothy o- in
OF fortune whish TO hond be particular the
great prize sellers and prompt PAYERS.
I. RUSSELL BIGGER CO. Richmond, Va
10000 Dollars-5O of 500 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. . to be drawn
on Saturday January TO- S46. Grand Capitals: of $780,
600, 10000, 6,l97, 1000, $780, 2OOO so OF 300 &c
Tickets SlO halves 5; quarters $50.
Another OF BIGGER & Co.'S Favorites!
$4,000 DOLLARS!-5 Of 10000, Of 5OOO
Grand Consolidated LoueC Class No. j. TO be drawn at
Wilmington, Del, Jam IL, 1886
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--~- AAuIbkk fkAUhhi otER~CoSSvnrf<<rss@---
BY THOMSoN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAn ANp. MOOD NAPrHA.

Consumptives. rsad the following "a II -
' g. HArRIspuRa. Nov. 1s. lei5
Dt Thom.or -D.sr su-i CONSIDER grateful du,y
puhie acknow edge The benent
yout invaluable medicine the Compound and
Nsphs In the spsns Pc
ard ~ fnr inr ps,-Ayr-esvet-s
my PLY ean infonsd INC hlE Affected AnI treated
aoe"rdrEy Hts sAh had shse instead 81 setinR
daly gyw wof-r vas amply iufi9's ~ Lip -,Lu
eufah- api must de- and thar remained bat
for abottsf word Ny weakns.s
my bed had de
hes Of b',aih aud THAI
be heard messths led mouth Ny oelSs
Nasefrh, harms night and day. eo1 obtain
'eu ue res' Whie -n'rIgin his ~ih hope Of
with the eertneae OF 10, Phsdeiha spp.ndd which
hearty described ea, hst youf aud
IT. -rets upon nsf sceorngy MoPh.r
ani pfooss~da Ao,' IN I'd Of
~ eeforstte hoarens- len hen yail PAIN
my br-as se VT" shotn OF
sn, aJe 40 vlh aesu
can make bat use Pear al tbs wiling any
sasinetoh ihai be equited feaed personally
With gIeattesseet remain. ours, &c
JACOB SQUIRE, j.
Price. so ets PER beJo-siI boti-s Coz 4.
for sale IN Richmond by ALEN'R DUvAL a co. General
Agents ia Petersburg by Chss Cofiins
Santos Lynehburg BY Jno r. seay Ff.seroksburr
James Cooks aud e. a. HINT Fan.,is d. a. Chap2e
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prizes of $780, 100 Of lOU0 So OF 600 so Of 500 &c
&c.-amOunIing TO million et dollars Tickets
% dollars halves 10; quarters 5. package Of &c whole
Tickets $500, lees the price OF Tickets CO. which we
warrant 10 draw back SASS; Of certificate S222-
shares in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS in prizes Of TO- 900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. T. To be drawn
on Saturday. January Gath, 1876. IS Nos. 10 drawn
Grand Capitals d prizes Of $4,000 each OF 5000
$500. $500, l,s0U, LEO. 1900, 800 l,4tO $40
100, 90 of I060, 50 of 40r, sUU OF 2UU &c &c Tick
cts : 10; halves 5; quarters $50
~ fefsons from the
mind that Bigger Co of above splendid
Prizes without
d'hytn T. RUSSELL BIGGER x Co. Richmond
u Persons ordering by the package in any u the above
can deduct the price Of three Tickets
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