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$3.50 Prizes, amounting 1904 900
Whole Tickets 10, Halves s, Quarters $50.

Whole Tickets 10, Halves s. Quarters go.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
$4,000 numbers corresponding with those on the
Tickets, placed in one wheel The first ZIG prizes
are placed in another wheel. A number ID drawn
from the number wheel, and at the same time prize
is drawn from the other wheel. The prize drawn il
placed against the number drawn. This operation is
repeated until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bers to those drawing the first Is prizes, will be en-
titled to the GA Approximation Prizes according to
5000 prizes of$4O will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize
ends with Ne /, then all the tickets where the mum
Der ends in l, will BIO entitled to $40. fthe number
ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the num-
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
A. by this scheme, ticket in every ten is qua
ranteed to draw $40 We will sell certificates of pack
ages of 10 Tickets, at the following rates, which II
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
Certificate to ' Of of 10 Ticket.
10 Half 80
10 Quarters 4" IS
the purchaser has certificate Of 10 Tickets whom If
he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum six
Whoes thus by buying Certic ates he has four moro
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
In oKDE r TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
de1ed on the receipt OF which they will be forward
I'D by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers viii please write their signature
plain and give their post Office, county and State
gF Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full, without deduction.
re- All prizes of s 200 and under paid immedi
ately after the drawin9-other prizes at the usual
time of 80 days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Przs Tickets csshed or renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets OF Certificates be addressed
either to 8. SWAN Il CO., Atlanta Ga
OCT or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
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TDukE WIN rs AND RKANDIkk Tor
= medicinal purpsses lie would call icrar at.
tsntion of those that ere buying for tbs country s
wshsea large assortment. For sale et the Rich
rond Wine Store, 70 MAIN STREET.
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DIlANK HTS AND SERvANTs' 10Th.
ID ING.-Farnes and others are respectfully In
yited to examine our large stock of Blsnsets. ker
seys Satinetts Fulled Cloths, Jeans end Linscys.
orders from the country, for these goods promptly
attended to- as low they be bought any who're.
w. p. PERKINS l. co.
no is No l4I Eagle Square.
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RELIEVE HUSPETAL...Thts Instftn.
- ton is situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
in delightful airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
TENTS and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly commodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance TO
sll patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
1 TI Per week
w Mtee... o
rr1vate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 III "
These rates embrace al charges for Board, Medi.
cines and Medical and Surgical attendance.
xR No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
.. JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
8race street, between 4th and 6tA.
C. g. MILLS, M. D,
i2th street, between Broad and Marshal
R. T. COLEMAN, M. D.,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physician-Dr. WOOD my 24-6m
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HAVANA. CIGARS AND CIGARRITOs.
IL Just received the following CIGARS:
La Emperatriz Eugenia Media Rssalia Flor
La Real Concha -st
Do Opera
Rio Hondo common size
Ell Mismo, common size
Chnchuretta, do do
La Mcntanesa "Concha' ....-
Do Opera
La Jsmsla Lonares
Do common size
La Floridens Cilandrados
Do Londres
CI6ARRITOS.
Consueio, Martinez Ybor and Primera Diana.
All made of new crop Tobacco and very fine.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of Havana Cigars, American building,
no 8--ts Corner Main and 18th SITS.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-Having purchased
/ the stock of Groceries and fixtures lately pur.
Chased by Vim. Rsxsy a. the trust sale Of baniei
Hunt, l hereby appoint Daniel Hunt my gent, to
keep Restaurant and Grocery at the house now
occupied by him, on the corner of 18th and Byrd
no INV ' ~ ELIzEBErH HUNT.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, WHIG BUILDING,
RICHMOND, Mover. Der 8, 1856. 5
NOTICE IL ,I mEKEKY GIVEN Id that
cember, 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at this Office take
account OF the debt still due from the estate Of
William M. Fulton, deceased
NOTICE..-Aii persons Indebted to me,
either by bonds, open account, otherwise, are
respectfully requested come forws I'd and settle
their respective dues before the 1st day of December
next after which time those that not settled will
be put in tbs hands of an officer for sediment
no I5-dkctlstde* w A. BILL
rO-PAETNEHShifN UrlGE -Aac an.
" dersiansd have formed co-partnsrship for the
purpose of oondusting General Commission and
forwarding Business under the firm of gUTLER
BOWDEN.
They respectfully solicit consignments of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, and of Tobacco, Flour, Wheat
and Corn.
Otics corner 18th and Cary street, Richmond, Va
THOS. F. BUTLER
no 8-d1mc1m ROBERT M. BOWDEN.
nESTIN DkMONSTh4 re D.--ltia.
~ DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information in ell the affairs relating to
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~ Us UKNOON h00 Tor 6ll10 0UU Enhms
kJe elled Crates, Tenders, and summer Pieces, em-
braeing Square Topped. Circle and Elliptic rsttsrns
These Crates are Of my own manufacture, and shall
BE- sold AZ the lowest prses. Orders from town and
country promptly attended TO. The Virginia Mechs-
Mica Institute awarded silver medal, the highest
premium. to SAMuEf. D.. DgNoov for the best speci.
mensof Crates and Fenders Also, for sale, . large
stock of Bella. Brass Brick Mouids, &C. Apply at my
Bed and Brass Fospdry, No as Main street, bstweeu
9th and 9th. west side Richmond Va. 90 fe-3s
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I'm FANCY FUIfS. FANCY FUKS. ANRM
Eli We have now open, complete and 8
80 splendid stock of Ladies' and Children's
Fancy Furs consisting of the following styles Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Elk: Black Lynx; Fitch;
Siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitch; French Martin and
every other style Of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Chill
dren. Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
riags Robes and Foot Muffs which have been select
ed fresh from the largest and most extensive manu-
factories and will be sold at wholesale and retail,
the most favorable terms. Ladies are particularly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
Goods, which for neatness, style and quality, cannot
be excelled.
Also, Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats and Flats; Chill
Caps (amongst them will be found something entirely
new,l making one of the most complete and selected
stocks ever offered in this market.
RINFORD, DICKINSON & WEISIGER,
oc II E3 No. 70 Main street.
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NOAH WALKER & CO.,
WHhI E2EI Nh D TT

NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIERS, No So Main It.,
Branch of the Baltimore House. )-Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock Of Ready M ade Clothing which
they are just opening. ass 4
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making mp the greatest variety Of Domestic aid For
sign Cloths CaEsimeres and Vestings, they
bled to offer unusual inducements to customers, who
are most respectfully solicited to give us call be-
fore purchasing. oc lily
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- InIPOKTANT TO YOUNG GEN
a ITEM EN-Just received at No. IS q sup
, ply of Cents very light Congress Caters.
silk tops pump bottoms for dancing, the prettest and
most bic article for the purpose offered in
Richmond All in want of such an article, will do
we'll to call early on the subscriber.
JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
uoI2 Is Main street.
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MOTTO E..--JOHN w. COSBY having
tranferred and assigned to me, for the benefit Of
his creditors all debts and claims due accruing to
him by bond, bill, note open account otherwise,
hereby require all persons owing such debts or claims
to make immediate payment to me, az longer tndul-
gence cannot be given
jy I9---ts ALEX GARRETT, Trustss.
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lz63 on the LIST December next, two starv h;.a
A dwelling, situated on second, between Mar
and Franklin Streets contsinng rooms bsick ii,sh
perfect order. Apply to Joseph r. Jones. rso IN N
the PREMISES orto = A. j. CLOPToN,
Agent and Collector, No 6 Wall y
no 21-6t Under St Cbsrla. u"..i
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T. B. STARKE, Cashier.
C.. WAI.THALL. Secratary.

VNHE NIGHT aUHUOi1 Of the nECHA,
MICS INSTITUTE viii open TOMORROW
NIGHT, Wednesday, Ia the basement of the Uni
versclst Church, Mr.. G. r. BuRKUSS, Principal
Teacher. All apprentices and others who wish to at
tend scholars, must procure their certificates of
membership before that time, none will be other.
wise admitted. Certificates may be had of Mr.. SAM.
uELS CoTTRgLL. on Main street near 18th, or OF
J. w. LEwELLEa. ths Secretary, who can be found
at the Exhibition Hall overthe First Market 18th
that their boys started ct the commencement of
the School, In order to get the benefit of the entire
session. 90 Aft
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M SPECIAL all those
that did not avail themselves of Nd privilege
of visiting the Mechanics Fair. and would like
- to see the Boots and Shoes which took the first
premium, invite them to call and examine them,
az will take great pleasure in showing them. They
were all manufactured by myself. ~
ALEX. HILL No. 127 Main st.,
o12 Richmond. Va.
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NOTlCE TO BHICK.LA Eks, "a q.
/ Y PENTERS, PAINTERS AND PLASTEKEks.
The undersigned offers his services to the Mechanics
Of the city of Richmond as MEASURER OF all
kinds of mechanical work.
- Office on the Est side OF 10Th street, between
D M I'm. John M. JOHNSON.
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- FOR RENT OK LEA E..A snail
Eel Farm. in Duvaps Addition, near the city, con-
EsA tanning six acres of ground, welt sdapted for
market gard AID Is very productive. There 10 3
dwelling house. an ice house, kitchen, stable, &c, on
the premises, and an ics pond within one hundred
yards Of the ice house all under enclosure There
is variety of fruit trees the place. For further
particulars apply to A A. KRISCHMANN,
no l7-Im l28 Main street.
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- FOX RENT-. The large and CONNIE.
IL dious warehouse on Cary, between nth and
kRI 18th streets. at present occupied by Mess p
A. Blackburn Co, is for rent Possession siven on
the LIST of January 1851 This house is suit able for
large Commission business, or Tobacco Factory
Apply to JOHN COSBY.
no 2l--dlm* Mavo STRAIT
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- FOR tSkNI-.A Trick 4 epe,n--,. =.
10Th street. one Square North of Verabls :,
has rooms, and kitchen with rooms. w.,
convenient, and nearly an ecre lot attached r..
only si0O syear. Possession given LIST DcceuhsTUe
Apply to
nol WIN wAIsu
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Hsa LAkGE FRAMED DWELLING
Ea ADJOINING MANCHESTER FOR SALE.
1A The subscribers are authorized to sell: the
Framed Dwelling at the upper end of Manchester,
nearly opposite the residence of Mr.. Geo. w Smell
lings and now In the occupancy of w A. Cooke, Eco.
The house has rooms with FIRE places to six Of
them, besides Kitchen, STABLE &C.. and is most beau
tifuly situated. This lot fronts $50 feet rurs back
800 feet to the corporation line.
For terms, &c., apply to
. no 2n-Gt G0DDIN APpERSON. Aucts
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- FOX RENT, by the Quarter..A new
al and very beautiful residence on 9th st Frsn.s
4 Garden Hill containing 8 rooms and several
closets, with all the necessary out-houses and ssr
wants qua tiers The interior arrangements Of The
house perfect In every respect and to good ten
ant the terms shall bs moderate Poss .siep pivsn
Immediately. Apply to w. A. IRVING.
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- 40 FAKNIERS AND MANU-.
ss5a FACTURERS.-I have on hand, eft my
own mako. 1000 pairs of Brogues suitable
for farm and factory hands. Those in want of such
Shoes will do well to call the subscriber, at No
Is Main street.
no ~ JOHN C. PAGE, JR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

Your Havana correspondent [u was the corssspondes
Of The New Orleans D,ta-Ep. HsEAID Informs you,
under date sh Nov, irs,ant, that SENIOR da cuAhs,
whom you well remember WAS found On board vessel
At New York. bound TO the coast Of Africa, was N ihe
ciy short time since, and known he snssrsd INTO
contract with certain notorious slave traders 70 land there
our cargoss Of bosal negroes" Either this do cunha
an extraordinary man or your correspondent y. d
Cunha passenger On board the prsman, - he proved
At his trial and acquitted, w taken On board thsa
vessel in july aat Imprisoned tried and acquitted; again
detained some six weeks ego, board the PanchitA,
very sck that he was ordered 10 Cua his health, and
sailed nom hseoe the IN NOVEMBER Instant and ysA oc.
cord'ne 70 yovr ccvrsspcndent writing the oAy ase ~
Instant this da Cunha bad aieiy been oy vAs hea -
Hsvass making centxsch. VII eave you and the pub
Nc 10 draw concluaicus and w only observe naf VI tn'
case Notion y eestainy more wonderful tsl9bah'
new Yoxx, Nov, a. 1859.
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LARGE FIRE AT ORAxeK, N. J.--Anosher large
Ore occurred nj Orange this morning, deatroying two
large buildings belonging 10 Mosea D. CNnhed, and some
wnat damaging church and adjoining residence The
ere fret discovered In Mr. Canhelds siore and soon
ragged with much fury communicating 20 Mr. Canneld's
dwelling house. both OF which were completely Destroyed
TIE fst Presby church. the corner Of Dag aud
Main streets adjoining the store, considerably dam
aged The rendepce Of Mr. Aaron Taylor, The north
side or tho dwelling house Of Mr.. Canncd, was also saved
from destruction by wet carpets beng thrown over ~
ouL window ssshes, doors, marble manteh, 40, being
wrcsted their places and carried beyond ths reach
Of tho Gre. Mr. Canhctd's store was in large thres
story brick building, ,hs upper part which he occupied
for the boot and shoo business. The sore w. used
principally TOR the sale Of dry goods and groceries, and
nothing whatever Of account saved. HIS house ad
joining, large single two story frame house. Ius
loss trom s25 COO 20 $50 600 for which he 10 faIly
sured The damage to Mr. TAylor's house was Alscoon
adorable and the damage TO the church about e1oo Mr.
Tsylor's ioss 10 fully Insured d-kacork Adco1ssv,
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that more slaves necessary TO eonnusnoe or
monopoly In plantation products. believe TINT they are
necessary 70 the fu dsveopement Of whole round
agricultural and mechanical resources nat they arc ne
cess&y 70 the restoration Of the South IN equality OF
power In the general esvernment perhaps 70 the very In
tegrKy o. the slave society, disturbed IL has been by
cansee which have induced An undue proporoa Of the
ruling race To us have been committsd the for
tunes Of this peculiar form Of society resulilnR from
the union Of unequal races. Il has vindioatsd
IL clain 70 the appreciation Of enlightened
humanity. II has civilized and christtant8ed the
African. 1t has exalted the white ineN 10 high.
or hopes and purposes and b. perhaps, Of the most a.
cred obligation that shoud give the means OF ex
pansion, and THAI We should press 1t forward TO perpe
unity Of progress.
Ihave received Resolutions OF the Legislature Of New
Hampshire in relation TO the late acts OF violence and
perperated By the slave power in the Teito
ry Of Kansas and Ut the National CAptan In the
else OF discretion which, think right1lly appertAas
70 the Executive Department, decline lay these reso
lutons before your honorable bodies. care not what
may be the theory Of State inercommunlcaaon, will not
submit TO be made the medium OF Transmitting from any
quarter, an insult TO my State. The constitution i'm
poses no such duty the Executive The usage of
better days OF the republic commands my reepect bat Il
cannot reconcile me 70 acts of courtesy those who
would gl0at In seeing the torch applied dwellings
and the knife TO throats.
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Tho Board OF County CAnvasscvs sti prossouiang
their hbors-tspcoaly they punCtlicus In the -
charge OF their duties Il The dnner table. On wsdn
day, tho Fourth Fourteenth and nsstesuih varda ws
csnvassed, tut no important were discsvsssn.
Yesterday, supsrvisos Drake proceeded 70 cAavess 0o
votes of The Twenty secoad ward, but msasrai -
crepanciss found. Supervisor Briggs, of ths fn
seenth, then volun,axiy prosseded 70 NJ rsna
of his ward under protest. - he prsssatsA rssou11sn
seme time ago relative 10 tbe In which ~ 49,
on was condustcd In ba ward, which laid upsn -
table He remarked thai no had bceu cAsated twee -
lore by illegal vong IND sugsesesd hsa The Boar4 nkA
sction In fuiurs upon tss subject
Supervisor BARxu presented the inllowing rcsolunon
which ws1 unanmousiy sdcpteds-
Rcsov sd Tha. The Secretary Of ms Board be, and - d
hereby directed 70 dshvcr over 70 ~ Dsxct Auorny q ~
been presented read bers hs bssrd Ia rsnun y
the manner of conducting Me eeeeson n - Seend
and Third slsouca dissich ot No fF ward % cky =
Gc AHsrnsy in pursnsscs u he provisions q Hs "A ss1
ued "An elections, other than foe militia sna
town seer-paeed prn 1874 and ~ amended IN lsQ.
he subjoined resolutions were presented ~ Super
yisss ErY, and passsd unanimoulys-
Resolved That In The opinion q he Board Of County Car
ssssrs there ,s hsye been o y snds M cc%usd = ss ,ss
his State should BY an 50 provide that s he npcssr e
election ,hs ssrssnsr Be spponssa BY Ne suprsns oo~
y ss, s Z: ss-s sss .ss
| Legislature at hs naxt senHon.
The Board win conclude Their hbcrs 70 day, 90 Ne
Fn5eeD0 ward n - Only 90 remAinm& 49,
vAssed, tcgshw vi1A soms @rsvs nas wers - o1s
fer corrsctAon.
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The annual meeting Of the New York Bbk Society, fos
the election Of officers and managers for the ensuing
year. and the transaction Of oher business was held
a The American Ebc socisty's house, Asor place, last
evening Alter The reading Of portion Of the Scripture,
the Corresponding Secretary presented the annual
OF the society An he annual meeting yin be held next
Sabbath, when the report win be completed, and pre-
scented on that occasion, 81 the secreArys request ws
refrain rom giving publicity t amer the anniversary
ne Secretary read bis report but ~ 10 impsTfscs
also, we win smbody 70 In our account OF the annual
meeting.
yesr-President, Henry dc Vice Presidents, Henry q.
DE Forest, james W. Unde,hill, William Alton Butler,
T. A. Bronwer, John p. Early ard James n Brown ~
adjourned.
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Our Lancaster correspoDdsnee.

LANCASTER, Nov. 26, 1858.
One Of Mr.. Bs1hanan's CSn.fde,as-xors Visaeys to
Whea.land-Local Aaaeys, dc.
Tho Hon. John Appleton, Of Maine, 10 again staying
with Mr.. Buchanan at Wheatland. Mr. Appleton is ono
Of the few conndentar friends Mr. Buchanan has snd
he win occupy an important position In his adins.r,
ton He has been named In connection with one OF tho
Cabinet Offices bnt what position he will take but
he and Mr.. Buchanan know anything about One thing
you may rest assured OF, that Mr. Appleton will have
much to do with The domestic policy OF the adminstra
top Is success or failure he will be Intimately iden
tiled with. lie b said to be prudent cautious man. all
Of which augurs WE'LL
The Hon John Hickman OF the Chester district In this
State, and the Hcn Fayette AoMulen Of Virginia. arc
'bobbng around" Wheasland today. This Is rather
mxture-he Chester county freesoier and the Virginia
fire cater.
The great democratic COX roast which the democracy
lad intended having honor OF their vorte sons elec
on has been given up The heavy expenses Of the cam
pagn and the breaking Of the bank has exhausted all the
Sey nsss v's mot 20 ay
The gallant Captain John q. Datchman is already drill.
ing bis military company the Lancaster Fenclbles" "
chanan Capt Dutchman s old friend and admirer or
the President elect, and at time thought he
way, ard Mr Swan was appointed The knowing ones
saw Capt Dutchman win be Marshall for the Eastern dis
rici Of when the commission Of the present
ipcuM bent expires. As have already informed you,
democrats win not be removed until their missions
expire. A. Mr.. BuchaIsn Gays, Ny friends must re.
mt mber the Offices all flled by democrats who
worked bard for my election"
The which Was kept up for few days the other
banks OF the county after the failure OF the Lancaster
Bank has entirely subsided
Mr. Buchanan, the broken bank and the other usual
subjects OF gossip, almost entirely lost sight OF yes
terdsy BY fashionable wedding which took place last
night Emlen Franklin Esq, young lawyer OF promise
and distinction In bis profession, the brother OF the Hon
rhomax E. Franklin. Attorney General OF this Ssatc
married 10 Mzs Clara Wiihers, beautiful and accom-
piished young lady The happy couple Ief In this morn
has cars on wedding tour tor Philadelphia New York
and Roaton.