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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09
ROBBERY AND FIRE.-On FRIDAY n;obt

last' the residence of Rev Mr.. Hayes on Leigh
street, between ID and Sd, was entered and robbed
OF small amount of gold, after which the bed was
NED and partially burned. Mr.. Hayes left home
tnat morning for Washington, but before doing SO
placed In charge of his wife a small amount of
gold That night Mrs Hayes attended church in
company with her oldest son. leaving the children
az nome. During her absence the robbery was
committed and the bed fired. by which means the
children We're nearly sufiocated After annIving
the torch. the incendiary seemed to have repented
OF the crime, az the door bell was runr violently
by MN to give the alarm. The timely discovery
OF the hre enabled the neghbors to extlngush It
before doing serious damage and to rescue the
children who were asleep above it,
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SENTENoE DAY.-The prisoners found
guilty at the present term of the Henrico Circuit
Court will be sentenced to-day, according to the
findings in each case. They are four in number,
viz: Watson Newman, f. o. Jones, William l..
Blaukinship, aud Peter Crutchfield
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AccIDEST.-Last Friday night, as Mr.
william Whitlock was passing along 18th street,
near MAN, ne made mis-step and fell break ing his
left leg about half way between the knee and an
kie- Or. Lpscomb was sent for and set the frac.
tnred limh ~ - ~ a ~
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SENTENCE OF DEATH.-The Greensboro, North
Carolina Patriot says that Elsberry johnson charg-
ed with violating the person of Miss Mary H. Spring
was tried at Ashevllle last week, convicted, and
sentenced to be hung the 18th of December
An appeal was taken TO the Supreme Court, thus
staying the execution of the sentence.
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BAILED.-Tws of the parties alleoad n

bHILEU.-I VIZ UI IHe pdItIeS aIIeged 10
have been engaged in stabbng Alonzo Duke and
Chris Bryant, on the 2sth of October, named Hen
ry and Conrad Buckner, were before the Mayor ON
Saturday. to be examined The witnesses, Duke
and Bryant, being still unable to appear, the case
was continued until the 10th. The accused wers
admitted to bail.
Charles Swzer, the principal actor in the affair,
was sent to jail Dir. Taylor testified that Bryant
had nearly recovered, and Dske was in fair way
to do So
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WIFE kILLING.-Benjamin Woods, on a charge of
killing his wife, had his trial last week in the Cir
cult Court of kanawha county, Va. The jury
brought in a verdict of involuntary manslaugh-
ter" He was sentenced to six months imprisou-
ment in the county jail, and TO pay fine Of SI0O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09

HARD MONEY STArE.-There is nothing but spe-
Gle in Arkansas, there being no banks. Taxes are
paid in gold and silver and the State pays nothing
but the 'hard' out. The State Treasury is well
provided with gold aud silver, having more than
will keep the Government for two years.
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DIsCHARGED.-William James, free
negro, was brought before the Mayor on Saturday,
charged with petty larceny, in stealing sundry ar
ticies OF small value, from Henry Steady. The
case was not proved. Charles Wells, white, Gagged
for going to sleep in Robert keids stable, near the
New Market was likewise told to 60.
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT TEA CULTURE.-Mr. Fortune
who has been employed for number of years in
China, by the East India Company, has been re
quested by the Patent Office to make selections OF
the tea plant and other seeds for Introduction into
the United States. He will accompany his seiec-
tons to this country, for the purpose of selecting
the proper localities in which to commence these
experiments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09

SALT SUNK.-Week before last, fiat boat belong
ing to William X. Cox, of Charleston, Va contain
ing 1850 barrels OF SALT was sunk the Falls at
Louisville, Ky. The crew had a narrow escape in
saving their lives.
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HEAVY ROBBERY.-0n Friday nigt last October
30th, James &. Baily, Esq, of Lecompton. Kansas
Territory, arrived at Cres.ne station the Pitts
burg train, and, whilst changing cars, his wallet
containing about Sl.500 in money, besides valuable
notes and papers. was abstracted from his pocket.
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500 EEWARn-Tbe above 70

n. r-V
.E@A ward Of twenty dollars will be paid by the
~ " subscriber 10 any person who vii deliver to
IS Go hun, nj Cralgtun, IN Henric0 county, his ne
T. ,.II NANCY who 5cme times calls herself Nancy
S-haln, WhOFan away on the 18th of this rl0nth.-
A9cy Is very likely bright mulatto, bushy head,
7 bright black eye, and about II years old. She
rieyed to be ia the city of Richm nd, OF its vi
y. WM 4. CHRISTIAN,
Its CTaiytpn HeuTica 90
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EFFECT OF HARD TINEs-The JourDeymen Prin-
tiers at Buffalo, New York, have had their pay re-
duced 20 per cent? or 20 cents per 900 instead
Of 25 In three of the leading offices the work goes
on as usual,
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SOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS
COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel TO
" be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
Is good II ARD f0KE which We are delivering for
oc ig~ts ~ JNO. j. WKRTH Agt.
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WOODFIN's SPECTFIC!-FOR

CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor Of, this Specific, has been aware or
its virtues for several years. having frequently made
small quantities for gratCitOuS distribution, 10 the
in this form, until he was urged 10 do 40 bv many
who had been cured by its use He now, with great
confidence, offers it to the public for the two diseases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not general panacea. for all the ills flesh is heir
10. Many certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale.
Manufactured and sold by q. WOODFIN, 18th
street Church illl price 81 per bottle OF bottles
for s.. For sale also, by SRUBBs & APPERsoH: +. J.
PICoT j. W. POLLARD eth street: and Or SNELLINGs
corner of Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
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GooD.-The Rev. DIR. c., of New York, il as
noted for his wit as for his eloqnence one of his
friends recently remarked to him that the sour,
rency was deranged." II should think il Man .
replied the doctor, ''for VIE hear thas ten nails do
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

O-PARTNERSHIP.- undersigned
~ have associated themselves together. under the
style and firm of MERCER Il EVANS for the pur-
pose of manufacturing SASH BLINDS ana DOORS.
Orders by mail or in person promptly executed.
Factory near iIaGalls Mills.
ISAAC J MEhCER
W. {. EVANS.
Richmond, Oct lst lSj7.
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II lands SOME TESTIMONIAL

HANDso TEsTIMoNIAL.-Weh have
been shown a large and handsomely wrought silver
medal, presented by the Howard Association OF
Norfolk TO Mr. HENRY MYERS, of this place. for his
valuable assistance during the pr -vaIeriee of the
yellow fever in that place. The testimonial was well
deserved, and will doubtless be highly appreciated
uy the receiver.
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Richmond. Oct. lst, ISL.

Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
me- for the last TEN YEARS, i'll the above business
Tesp"C fully solicit continuance of the for the
new firm. ISAAC ]. MERCER.
q
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The Mobile, ALA Tribune says the chief Of po-
lice of that city has Sl0,700 in counterfeit notes
taken from prisoners arrested there lately.
In Coffee county. Ala, on the 18th ult. Charles
Moody. was killed in fight with Verify Farmer.
bromley Greenwood, was hanged at De kalb,
Miss, on the sd alt, for the murder Of Rogers.
Rev. L. ". Seeley of Baltimore, has received and
accepted call to the pastoral charge of the Second
Baptist Church imRichinohd, Va.
. The land sales Of tha Illinois. Central Railroad
Company for october were s226s .a37 02.
Gov. Newell. of New Jersey, has appointed
Thursday. ..tke Goth inst. as day OF Thanksgiving
An adjourned session Of the Legislature of Mis-
'sisstppt was y have sommeneed.a at jackson on
Monday last.
The editor Of the Herald has been elected Mayer
Of Athens, Alabama.
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vHk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
kNus Establishment. on Lombard Alley. be-
ts-ea Main and Cary. O3th and l4th strcets) near
IL Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIOTEES,
B RuICiIES, GUGGIES, with and without tops, and
: LhlkS, al Of his own make, of the best materials
sIlw gkhauship; all ofWhich will be sold as low as
~ wuik of the kind can be in the city of Richmond
a. respectfully ASK call from those in want Of any
At -le in The Carriage line, as / ain determined to
la = ugder and sell 4; the lowest prices possible,
Al tali work sold. that is new warranted.
'r|<-9n HICAJhH MANGUM.
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LOTTERIES.
IVAN s co.'s LoTTERIEs.--NEw

IWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES. NEW
Nm RRlLLTANT SCTiEMEi-CAPITAI,
ppI2E s00a0I The following scheme will be
~" swan 4 Co. Managers of the Port G aines
oAsn os ISttrry in each ot their Lotteries for No
,h.r lsy-, AZ Aggusts, Ga, TO which city they
S,,''ya yen" yy,a,ss,oyei their prisciral eGnce:
GLASS 81,
r, - .,avr, in the city of Augusta Ga, in public on
% &c SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7TH, lS37.
GLASS &c,
- Ia drawn in he city Of Augusta, Ga, in public. on
-' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER hTH. 1857.
GLASS 63.
he drawn IN the city Of Augusta, Ca, in public, on
4''' SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2lST, is57.
CLASS 64.
"a he drs|q e ia N0y ENBFR y Isl. vi
oy -JyE Plan OF SINGLE NCaBERS
A,49d PRl2ESi
Ne.~ll Or EfT'e TO ButTv NM Tsesets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEt
70 BE DRAWN
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REMIT IN kUM-A Providence man, having occa-
sion to receive small sum from correspopdent
in another city, gave the following very improper
direction: AS ali property is unsafe, and the ex-
changes are SO shockingly deranged, you may re-
init the balance in rum. - -Proraience Journal
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Mr.. Langworth, the greatest real estate owner
in Dubuque, Iowa, a few days ago, visited all his
tenants and voluntarily reduced their. rents 33l4
Der cent. ~
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The SHOOTING AFFAIR ON MAIN STREET.
New TRIAL GRANTED the case of

NEW TRIAL GRANTED.-ln the case of
'eorge Livingston vs.. the Commonwealth on s.
writ OF error from the Circuit Court of the CITY OF
Richmond, which was argued some weeks since in
the supreme Court of Appeals by Judge VIM W
trump and Jas. X. Crenshaw for the appellant, and
d. handoiph Tucker in behalf of the Commonwealth
h uecisioh was rendered on Saturday last sending
the case back to the Circuit Court f,r nav trial
IN accordance with the petition of the prisoner
Judge VIM Daniel delivered the opinion reversing
the verdict of the Court below 1t embraced
Mehty.three sheets of closely written manuscript
Three judges were on the bench. and in coTcpr
renee on the issues involved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09

1t Is rumored that an oiicer of the Croeey1ss
Bank, New York, has been discovered to be q de-
aulter to that institution in the sum OF about $685.
600.
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TREATY WITH PERU.-The President has proclaim
ed the binding force of treaty between the United
States and Peru, which was concluded on the basis
that free ships make free goods, and the property
of neutrals on board the enemy vessel not to be
subject to detention coniiscation, unless the
same be contraband of war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09
DISSOLUTION OF cor TNER-

u SHlP.-The partnership herctotore existing nn-
der the firm and style of WILLIAMS d BROTH
Err has been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and accounts i'll the hands of r. 4.
Williams AT the store lately occupied by them, to
whom all persons indebted 10 the firm, request
ed to make immediate payment, and all those to
whom they are indebted, will please present their
bills for payment. JOHN WlLLlAMS,
X. A WILLIAMS,
WM B. WILLIAMS.
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RICHMOND. Nov. ID, 1857.

CO-PARTNERSHIP P.-Having associa-
~ ted with me Mr.. SAML. V. REID. Of Lynch
burg Va my business will be continued in Cincin-
natl Ohio under the firm of WILLIAMS Il REID,
who will give their personal attention to filling
dors for all description Of Western Produce the
conduct of General Commission Business.
WM. Ii. WILLIAMS.
CIycINNkTI Oct. lst 1857 no 3-l2t
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T. r.xe,zyzxz.zr1 RICHMOND, Oct. lat, 1851
Ell .ivsSS;,.s.s;s:ss! .vS.sss SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
a. after this date, ALL packages intended for Ex-
tE-s, on the MAIL TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
Ia Railroad viii he received at office, l3l Main
tstet instead OF Railroad Depot, heretofore be-
K IA conformity with arrangement made with
1e above Company.
j. l.. AACD0NoUGH, Agent
o. It's Adams Express COMPANY.
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AN INCIDENT AT THE BALTIMORE ELECrioN.-The
Washington Star states that the night of the re-
cent Maryland election, some rowdies attacked the
residence of Mr.. Reverdy Johnson, firing several
shots into the house, treating it to shower Of
brickbats, and other such missiles, some of which
penetrated the windows, and doing their best for
some time to force open the doors.
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an I3 TiIOS FALLON. NJ. D.
COUGH ELIXIR-Fnr pnlrnnnar,r n;r

COUGH ELlXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ case in its incpient stage. and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXfR stands far
a5oVe any other remedy that has ever been offered TO
cine does not profess tn eradicate all diseases of what
eNernaturc with which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare il to be the ONLY CeRs
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation it
has acquired for itself and that too without putting
with those who have used it, and from the great num-
Der OF certificates OF residents Of Richmond who
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels at
liberty 70 commend 1t to general use, satisfied that
the afflicted cannot it without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers
For sale by Mrs. A. Il. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex. Duyal, Chas. MIilspaugh, T. J. Picot A Bode-
kerAnl Ihas d. Yale mvof
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STONE WARE.

R At FACTORY PRICES.
!, ~ We are manufacturing Stone Ware with
az the very best quality of Baltimore Clay, aud
traht the Ware equal TO any made in Baltimore.
Z tni examine the quality, at our Pottery. corner
-th aud Cary streets.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

TEX CABRIAGE.-Ih have for sale
- second hand CARNAGE, in good or
Q IA. table for Hack or family Use Apply to
It's ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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MOST WONDERFUL DISC0VERY 3

~ JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI
MR.. Il. II. JACKSON: DEAR SIR-I
~ have tried loo bottles of your EXCELSIOR BrrEgs
a specific against Ague and Fever, Billions Fever
&c As TONIC. find it superior to any other arti
Gle have ever tried. As an agreeable article in a
COCKTAIL, II ls only to be used to be approved
Your friend and servant
aul l3 THOS. FALLON. MD,
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KEESFE Il PARR.
III MAIN STREET.

W o. B. TAYLOR has now on hand GiJ
/ Se large and varied assortment OF CHINA.
IIasS and EARTHEAWARE, embracing almost
ty variety of article in hi. line of business Also,
| ABLE CUTLERY, Plated CASTORS, SPOONS and
| fhhs; Britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS, Urns.
| r ted Toilet sets. LAMPS, CANDELABRAS.-
A., ITeen and Black TEAS. of the best quality, at
Nm York prices. All of which he ia warranted in
"a ng eau self a. low any house in the city
3untry merchants he is prepared to offer fine
a. tue ~ goods suitable to their trade and is de-
| tnued not 10 be uhdersold by any other house. A
ca with view 20 an examination of his stock aud
ln- --, is respectfully solicited. Ppm
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.aFALL TRADE, 1851.
leo. j. SUMNER.

tHLNA, GLASS AND EARTIfENFHiRR,.
No. 20, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fall lmportations per
dsiIs William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills
y. ot Brooklyn, &c. and per steamers and vessels
u Il. lie factories, stock of Glass Ware Looking
1@4acs, plated goods, Block Tin Britannia and Ja-
Ialaed Ware, &c, &c, which make up "A stock tn
hflrst aud most complete we have ever offered, and
which We invite the attention Of the trade. Our
E,k has been selected with special regard To the
Naat- Of the merchants of Virginia, North Carolnaf
"a rhHe5see. Cur facilities being unsurpassed, we
H. prepared TO offer our goods on as good terms as
e! re-paCking hsuss in the Country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
rih respectfully requested to call and examine
't.T stock, we satisfied they save the risk
- expenses on goods by giving MS their orders.
. Grrat care taken in filling all orders. and none
u best packers employed.
GEO. J. SUMNER
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PRIZEs,

a I y 7
Pi-,.7 rr.-e, a ar, g. - $500
P'9l9s pr.2e. - are - I,aO
p..zes oj S3ao. apProximating TO Sl0,000
pyigc, afe $40
pl.zo. ot sl2a, appToximating 10 $500
prizes are 500
pT5Ses Of $40, approximsting to 5000
prize, are 400
prizes cl s7i. approximating TO $500
TTigc, are 500
.pg.s,s Of $50, aprroximating 10 $500
Prize, are 200
s,sa u-;zcs Of SO are 100000
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LAND SALES IN MECKLINGBURG COUNTY, VA.-~The
Clar arkesviile Tobacco Plant has the following recent
land sales in MeckIanhury county,

j. A. Seddon's land, lying upon Roanoke, con-
sistng of l,666 acres, has been purchased by John
;. Feild for $4,000 j. Glenn Garland's land living
upon Roanoke, consisting of $50 acres, has been
purchased by h. A. Rawlins, of New Orleans, for
10000. J. b. Hodges land, lying upon Roanoke,
oJnsisiug of 4S5 acres has been purchased by Capt
T. j. Jettress, for $4,000. John s. Fields land,
lying upon Beaver Pond consisting of 200 acres
has been purchased by Edmund Townes, for sIo,-
900. 5r. Edward Towucs land, lying upon Blue
stone, consisting of $50 acres, has been purchased
by John Il. McPhal, for $4,000.
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GO n UNLAI DNNUlIND IN IUF
- And OPEN HCGGIES-No one should
hUGGIES Gu,il they have examined my stock
ave Oh hand al as>ortment of the best quality, of
:, BNn make which viii sell at prices more favor
t1 the buyer than can be had anywhere in Rich
ai. o. A. FRANCES.
4 Sim No. 76 Franklin street
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TIE UNDERSIGNED, having sold their entire
stock OF Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods
to Messrs. DAkRAC0TT, HARRIS Il CO, confident
ly recommend that house TO their old patrons and
solicit for them "A continuance of that patronage so
long and literally bestowed onus
Oc IA MERCHANT. WEISIGER Il co
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MECHANICAL.
INN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING


TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY The subscriber ia
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and retlrns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past fav0rs and socits a con-
tnuance of the same. Eeing master ofhis business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
him VIII at least be equal to any other house In the
city and fully cheapa fact known 10 all persons
who know what good work is
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &e.-Heis is prepared to
execute this description of work in worry superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WAkK:-Always on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FiTTING.-ffe Is likewise prepared TO do all
kinds Gas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPSIIe keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensive stock Of Wen and Garden Pumps.
feI7 CHARLES II. LANGLEY
SOUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS
~ l.. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES
on 7th street, West side, between Main and Cary,
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO
YERAkDAHS, every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS
GRATING and all kinds OF HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness and dis
patch, on such terms warrant will give satisfao
fion My old friends, and tho public generally, are
solicited to give me call before engaging else
where. my6-dbm
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trra~.-e. ofpaekascs will be sold at the following
.loa,e Of pa agp Of . Whole Tickets.
10 half :"
In quarter -



~ bEDEEISG TICKEIS or CERTIFICATES,
r5I.Sr t.a Muag! ~ our address toy the Tickets
C. .pi gu rcCnjy: II which they viii be forwarded
I ..,l mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
Hrure they may designate.
Fir La-t o.. drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
L .-rchaSrr, Immediately after thcdrawing.
se- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
81. and give their Posi- Gilc". County and State.
So Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
.u .uli without driEJtlun-
s- All prizes of s ,aa AMI under paid immediate
v.i'er h"draRing. uteur prizes at the usual time
lsrty lays.
1 lt communications strictly coGfdentisl.
I g. iry-s orders for Tickets oT Certificates 10
5 SWAN d Co, Augusta. Ga,
AZ Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala..0r
A A..'t. Gt-1r-a. can have their orders filed. and
uino. hy al ircssng :. SWAN Il Co. at either
q. 4.T,r ffIle-.
- 4 Int # the numbers that are drawn from the
/, with the ameuit NJ the prize that each one is
t,A T.. will he published after every drawing in
{ following papers, New Orleans Delta Mobile
..;rr, Charleston Standard. Nashville Gazette,
!. / anita lut,iliZeuCcr, New York Weekly Day Book
Il saaah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New
l x Dispatch ant Pauiding (Miss.) Clarion. oc ~
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80 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The

1
subscribers have to-day formed cO-partner-
ship fr the transaction of general Commission and
Provision Business, under the firm of K. 7. COL
Sr0N x co.
They will occupy the store lately occupied by
Williams Il Brother, and respectfully solicit con
tinuance of their favors from the customers of the
late firm Doing business strictly on the cash priu-
cpai they will be able to offer what they have for
sale at prices at least as low their neighbers.
X. T. C0LSTON,
II. A. WILLIAMS.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned

~ having purchased the entire stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, of MERCHANT, WEISfGER Il CO,
will conduct the business under the style OF DARRA
C0Tr, HARRIS & Co. and hope by diligence and
fair dealing, merit the continuance of the patron
age 80 liberally bestowed on their predecessors.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS co.
CHARLES r. DARRAcoTT,
b. NJ. HARRIS
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