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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-02

Me.ofL8sST. D-FsScA.-Ane .sIegraph has sta.
ia thai Mr. GILBERT, Of New York, made speech
Ia defence OF Iim'eifia the House. Hes.id:
Ms PI.tion In life was well knowp and be ch.l
ienseo any maa 10 say aught against his personsI or
omSiat eonouct Ii any membs. of this BODY fait
IN 81 No nad ooea 1nJurt by with him let
1Im rise ana say So ID, aad answered 10 the allie.
saaoa Wild p-ffscG eouf isnco, and ms stateman.
uader saLn oath would receive some drgrra az
cfedis ne fe.erred to tho matters coun.ct,a wi, h
MS Gao to sh)w that IL had NOT hen t,
lhIension or 0Ssire to delay the action M tba
COMMITTEES, AMI alluded " tne conf ,enca rrno,.o
Ia nun oy MS const aency. II he had been thai cor
IuPI aaa oDaokious nau represented ysry Xix sI II
would 10 known where he W - be 1t known Eortx
years Nc had lived aud uatil the pre mt inns
10. sue1 aaafse 0edn iaid his door. He did OF
rear u result IhJso nearest 20 nlm al sa I'd ..n,
TEN your dignity, To- the be az it maydo M
mea. scr nna your pursuets foiiow you tfers vonr
friends will OF you a. ,m. AZ al J ,o
aauShssrs grown up-if h. was aous In bs u,or,5 ~
should fsei iree as ali, but hs knew his r.snoosi
bluty. AIS iesPonsi-
Ana attempt to fix . sigma on his good nam. v..
unprecedented. He charged tn. hou,e with ,,o.s
anoostlce towards MIN, his fsmiy friend: CO., iI,
eats shd the world, In deprivlng hil. or far he.
laS ne fsi sonnaens that on q trial he shouid cnrn
oss uhscsth sd lnore q h. story q, nn,c,sa - i h
e"eeny yet sserss. oweeny hs. bsea t. me s,nee br
lie h1 been associated with men who hav. u,sd
MN a. tooi according to t9Ilbert'sI homes, na
Ilei, sAo no thought he could Dc Sustained "a bs,a
sfe nen Ia aathoriLy who dare not cross s...nn,
nAot. II tns hoass had gone into a trlsl. ,om, ~.
eAisnins developments would have bean n,aae t,a
wae prepared II trial had been ACCORD adj To Wind,
cate hiuass.f 0eu " 'inai'
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RICHMOND January 9Th, 49,
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCkRN...

i Notice 10 hereby gives, that about the las.
Of October 1856 my Pocket Book containing various
BONDS was stolen. Among the bonds stolen were
the followns viz: Bond No. 2 dated 7th April ls49
issued by the ists Louisa nowI Virginia Central Rail-
road Company,to Elisha Motion l. Co for three hun
bred dollars; bond No. s Of same date and amount
issued By said Company. to Elisha Melton Co both
which bonds were .psisnsd to me BY said Melton &
Co. Also, boad Of Fontains, PRECEDENT for IA
hundred and my dol'ars given 70 for negro hire
for the yser 1855; and bona Of e. rentaiss Psssi.
deat for six hundred sDd 6fy dsars given for negro
hire fer the yesr laos Also, lost ct the came time
bosd No - OF the Virginia Central Railroad Corn
pasy. dated let December, last, issasd 70 o n. Ne
son or hs assisns, for one hundred dollars. For .
renewal OF which spelisaaion win siso b made.
above msntiaasd bonds ssd noties IL hereby gives,
tnas sns apply 70 the Prssidsst end Directors OF
sl Of the same 9g E9 J0HNR RTCW
ja7-dlaw2ms ~
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huAokED APPV,RTMEN1s-.m, ~.
non ".snlAs'on 10 one 70 The eff,ct III At Dan
new sesfe'sfy OF STATE Will appoint hi, ,on
!oi Csss, NOV U 8 Minister to nome a. A.. .tsn,
): ~ ~ Ter, OF Maine, IL % BE- A,sl,.nnt S.osa
II iho Treasury under mr. Cobb e0iotafJ
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..aa hfuL SulCiDE.--A lad of twelve wears.
v vaop'ea caiid Of James Bennett, Arcadia, New
iofk' committed suicide, by taking srsen,c 'n y
Gay last week He had been &c verev rirn oun
90 oy MS adopted father for playing upon the ice
sho while smArs'ns undsr the ind,etion no hid
pois IN, INC iatAi
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AscAPk OF PRISONERS Five prisoners sen
made their escape, on tie niaht of the ga NH
A~eag ehem are Frederick Haynes, convicted oil
tne murder OF the feAi Emma Price," and Ian.
aam a@sos Gabriel, who was convicted some wears
sancs Ut poisoning his wife
Detroit Free Press 9th
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AoNAk SoNSkxf ihPEAcHED.-- Coroner Come
~ mas D'sh sefvsd with papers from Gov Kin, IN
eo1rsiat 1t 10 understood, of sir clinton srdsTins
hl.n To ans wor csrsain charges uabeco mlnr nm
omeef, ana coaoefalns MS course In ths BIND 49,
nu4det lavestgallon. IL 10 said tnst uu1rbsr 81 @
utiohs nave been numerousy signed By respeot, h.
eiEz ms questias the Govsrnof to remoy. Cor-nar
Conaery. "'e Sofencr
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ALL loR LovE.-We lear, from, Tho,
man who had bssn paying his address to a youns
.aay N sne coaatrY committed1.uicide because be
could not gain the consent of his mother 70 tbsir
mMnsse Inc corpse of the young man was dis,
The West lying In the woods. h,s mother la.s Ios,
~. ss.scn In consequence of the sad termination
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III mn Lus LEWlss PUMk. Waltz
bNsOUv LEAD, In oil u 1sscrtsd siys hsaes for
sale - e - WIN uATftEk + cll,
Observation-Disclosures
~ yant Il haxoAiA u 0lsek 1tltA are seeu6s1s1
EDeeA - nsss Ess ~AI49HD MOoE0.
- s.,- oAasssAst cAsse ossssA i
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DkATH or REVOLUTIONARY SoLDfrR.-ste.
posn Wright, native Of Litileton, Massachu.
ssat who enlisted In the revolutionary war At th.
age Of sixteen years, died on the 10Th n Sb.l.
burno, Massachusetts,, aged 95 years'
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I ANDkATH's lsAMOkN skkDA.-RG
- esivsd to-day by steamer direct from D. Lss-
areth Son, full assor Of fresh and eeauins
GARDEN sEEDs, comprising almost all the vsris.
ae1 Cabbage Of ell kinds, Csalidovsr Celery, larae
Lima 6eanA Early Biz Wsska onsp Seam essta
sresn Com, tho earliest known; rarsnp. sslsay. I'd
natoss, &qsssh, Csssabss. Msloa, ks-- h, Ia
opsasd e1d foS aAle b.. ]. w. 0A4LIQx. I
"a Ezasa hA@ DIS T -
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t%AICh AND JEW hAh II
- HIT ,kM AGAIN.
M hsSs been ON the Square In kiehmond's

: Old town,
Have made observations. end noted them down;
The music I've heard from Smiths Armory band,
And thought like the rest, It exceedingly grand
But whenever visit the Square, far or near.
NV mind 10 delighted veil a. my ear,
70 think Of tho thousands in dresses all new.
70 hear some pronounce the word BAR THO.LO.
NEW"
Nv watch will not tell the hour minutas of day.
A. stroiling and struggling they bsnd forth their
way,
On Main and Eleventh they take slight view,
And walk into the store Of BAR-THO, LO-MEW.
nv watch needs repairing time will it keep
Either walking riding, or while Pm asleep
Yet still III not give thee, though old for one new
Ard I'll get thee repaired by BARTHOLOMEW.
Nought else does he do, but from all asks share,
Clocts Watches and Jewelry he does but repair;
Here's happy New Year to my friends and the rest,
He out rivals no one, but equals the best
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW
Corner Main and 18th sts Richmond,
Watch and Clock Maker,
ia % Over 20 years In London and America
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ID PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and
49 promptly dispensed at ell hours, day and night
VI by one of the Partners, at
- MEADE L BAKERS
New Chemical and Prescription Store,
1876, N. w. corner Of Main and 10th streeta
no 12--d4m Just above Nav Custom Hopea
~, HED EYE FOR NALE...This dis.
4HNt;ng nshed Racer and Stallion, whose per.

E\-so hED EYE FOR sALE...This dis.
4t;n gaishsd Racer and Stallion, whose per.
formanoes upon the Turf have excited the I'D.
mirsiion and applause Of the Union and proven him
worthy his descent from his illusous sire the in.
comparable Boetoa will be cold by his at the
fai, field Race Course the Jockey Club day Of the
Spring Races of 1857, which takes place the frs,
week in the month of May.
Red Eye" sin perfect health and visor and has
shown himsef sure foai sitter; and for size power
and appearance, IL unequa.ed BY any thorough bred
Stallion In the country. he has already made too
seaeons and his colts arc unususly lsrss and proms
Ing be will be eleven ysars old ON the 10Th day II
May next.
TeRMs-Ons third cash bsisnee In two payments,
at 90 days and mou:hs. Notes with undoubted en-
dorsers, ana negotiable and payab at the Bank OF
Virginia, required for the deferred payments. The
purchaser will receive immediate posse sssou Of the
hcIse upon complying with tho above terms, and
stated In de eli the day Of SALE psyins the State
tax for the same. bELCHER L CROUCH.
10 80 -wtlss pFilA 2swtisskay
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J1MH1 r. III. TAYLOR'S MUSIC
aaALOON AND PLANO WARE

&E2 r. III. TAYLOR'S MUSIC
- SALOON AND PIANO WARE
EROOM, GOVERNOR STREET,
oRlCHAOND, vA.-Ihe undersgn-
bratsd NUNNS l. CLARK's PIANO FORTEs =
These instrurnens have received the unqualified ap-
provsl of greatest Piansts in this country and
Europe Il keeps Pianos of other good and e..
tablished makers.
II. +. keeps constantly on hand an assortment of
Merchandise in general, consisting Of
Melodeors, with siagle aud double Reeds Mar
tins unrivalled Guitars; Aceordeons, Flutes Flies
Flageolets, Violins Banjos.
The largest and most beautiful assortment of fash
ionable, new ana standard SHEET MUSIC to be
found in this State.
Pianos Tuned and let to hire. Old Pianos taken 10
part pay for new ones.
jail r. n. Taylor.
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nEsTINY DEMONSTRATED. MA.

nEsTlNY DEMONSTRATED MA.
- DAME MOLLEH respectfully informs the La
dies and 0enfiemen OF Richmond and vicinity, that
life. such - Health, Wealth, Love, Marrisee, jour.
oeys, Law Suits Difficulties in Business. Absent
other subjects both past present aud future and al
cnncerps Of life. Terms For ladies Is esnts. 0en-
tiemen 30 cents. each Apply at No. II, (whieh y
over the door t. yops alley between nth and 18th
and Main and Cary sseets, kichmand, Va.
fsl3-dlms /
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NOTiCE.-.F. kAUBE would respectfnl.
ly retusn his thanks to the citizens OF Rich
noad, for tho encouragement he has received since
be commenced the Undertaking business and would
say thar he still keeps good Hearse pair Of ine
arg., gentle Horses and careful Driver iso,
Csns of ell styles and quail ties; ana to persons who
may lose their servants he thinks they will find It
to h-r interest TO call on him. to get them neatly
aud cheaply inferred st
fe l8-lms Broad street befsceen Cd and 81 :
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THE bURDELL tragedy -Anoth.r Ramor-
Eeksts BrotAsv Iasaae-Fhere are fresh rumor,
In relation 70 the Burden murder, bat probably
they deserve little attention The Herald pro-
muisstes the following. bus does not vouch for its
truth:
IL seems that at IL O'Clock on the nisbt of the Slit
OF Jsna ~ mAa wss Psssias through Bond street,
on his way 10 tns bsSsry, wnsn his sutontiea was
.ttt.ssed 70 the door Of tho hoass No 81 opening
nxafes OF two asn,ns . 81 sad q woman. com M
fsfwafd TO the door stsp. On seeing him the
cSo1ie stArt,d bsck sad shat tn door hastily. This
sNAkenod the suspiaions of the pssser. by, and ne
very astsfsIy to Oh eiusion that they were
hall thieves, and tins suspicion Wa, conf med in bis
miad Dy noticng that the woman heid ia her hand q
osadie, apparently OF clothes tightly oouod Had
they sssod out OF the house he would have no
tieod th IN, bat heir stsflIns back Was hat ava
kened mis- suspicions Not seeing say police man he
esve no alarm, bu. walked on to the corner of the
boSory, whsre he concealed himself to see il the
parties W Sui again ure out In few nom its
he deserted tho the latter still with
the bun lie In ner nand, walking to wards him Thsy
erassed tue Bow sry without seeing nim and paased
Iaro VI the streets ;h.t lead down to the ssst
river fhe movements of tho pair were 30 mysteri-
cue that tns curosity Of their ul seen watcher was
hes.iy excited, AID rs determined to follow then
uP 10 alag strange Interest in all they did The
night was aark ana cloudy, but he in
lag sne mJs.eliJus cou yis Ia Wow without himself
osias seen. They sept steadily on their course I'm
out TO the Of pisr and il is suopo,sd nv the
person taiew the bundle int, the Stream as he did
noe nolee l. 10 the womsn's hand when they return.
cd from ths pier.
Toe with co the above moysm ants In .a,a to \.
poor n sn, aad did appear the corouers In.
quest for fsar OF bs ing imprisoned.
IL stated tasr q brother OF. Ecksl, residing at
1oans fisastnt, Huaterdon county, New jersey.
mas been 81 ate lied in his by tbs late fndng
o. tn4 grand jury, that will probab,y be necessary
70 rem I've MIN 20 tn : iunatic asylum
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Owing 10 the Frvas fsvor with which our Eiaeis
Number Lotteries hive bssu received by The public,
ssd the large dsmsad fse T1skets thu Mansssns =.
swan Co, win have drswias saeh sAtefssy
thsoaghout tho year The fJilcwias scheme al %
drawn In esch Of thsir 1.ottsdes for March, isoi.
CLASS 26. "
70 b drawn In the city of Atlanta, Ga u peene VI
Saturday, March 9TH, 1907
CLASS ~, -.
10 Be dawn In the city of Atlantis. Ga ~ pueno' oA
Saturday, March 14th, 1897
CLASS ~, ,u -,
70 drawn 10 the city Of Atlanta Ga :n poous' w
saturday, March 1lst 1897
CLASS %,
n h. S,.xr In the CITY Of Atlanta, Ga IN public, on
Saturday Iiaych 2Sth, 1927,
nv TIE PLIN or SINGLE NUMBGhS
IHO Prizes!
sxo~. s1nn One Prise 10 Eeery Ten Itcksh
1872 RI 600 Tickets.
ss-.. MA9NIFICENT SCHEME! -st
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MATE T. sENER'S sMPROV ID
w PATENT OLD DONINIOR COFFEE POT
or BOILER, the best invention Of the age. A CoG.e
Pot that will all the orla, will not become bit
ter by boiling and will make better coffee for the
amount of grain used than auy othsr article In
use Csll and sse them at
Gill WEIDEMEYER's
fe5-1m+ IS Main Ut Richmond Va
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"a LOOK TO YOUR INTER.
HH EsTs1Ths large and well selected stock
lars, hips Spurs Stiuups. Bits, Saddle
Bags, 10, now on hand at DiCKEkSON'S Manu-.
factory of Main and 18th streets is being Of
fsred at prices which cannot fail piesse all who
may favor him with their patronage. A Gall 10 70
spect'uy * licited. a. shall soil low for cash.
Er Remember, l am at tho old stand, corner Oh
Main and 18th streets.
JOHN FL. DICKERSON,
fe a2m Successor to Joseph n. Cclquitt.
~ AFUTHEC4KY AND x q q
SaE1 STORE.-The subscr Der respectfully informs
14 his friend and the public generally, that he
k~AA has moved into his store, ION the corner
Of 18th and Broad sis, Church Hill and has upplied
hms II with fresh and well selsci ed assortment of
DRUGS MEDICINES. FANCY ARTICLES,
CIGARS, Etc. he soicits 8 call from the public,
assuring the m that they will find thing that 10
USUALLY kept in a we'll regulated Dsug Store -
u Prescriptions refully compounded at al hours
of the day and night.
WM. c. sNELLINGS Broad IT.,
fe Aim Corner OF 25th GU acH Hut.
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stake for three year old Colts and fiies the pro-
duee Of mares that never won or produced q winner
Mile heats Closed with four subscribers; 800 en-
trance half #.
Second Day. Wednesday for three
year old Colts and Filliss Mile heats $500 entrance
half #. To close 18th March, 1857. Same day, purse
500, two mile heats.
Third Day Propretors Purse $50, mile heats,
hes. three in FIVE
Fourth Day, Friday.A post stake for all aGes, $3.50
entrance, play or pay the Club to add 800 Four
mile heats; three moro to make a rscs. To close
tho 18th March Now three subscribers
Entrances to be addressed to the Proprietor, at
Richmond. Va CALVIN GREEN,
fe 81 dti5mar Proprietor.
~ N. Y spirit Of tn. rimss copy till 18th March
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INFikMARY or THE MEDICAL COL.
L LEGE OF VIRGINIA This infrmsry, located
| 10 the city of Richmond corner of College and
MARSHALL 10 open for the reception of patients
throughout the year All persons requiring Medical
or Surgical aid except the insane and those lAborng
under contag ous diseases admitted into the In
siution. The accommodations for ths sick com.
plete
The patients under the charge of tbs Profes-
sors of the College, aided by resident PLY.
sican. The charges for Medical attendance. Sursi.
cal Operations, Nursing, Diet, Medicine, and every
service rendered by the institution are for
SOiotoQ ssssssssss sss.s..s......
ri cate rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. to ID
Attending surgeons-rrof. GIBSON, PETIcoLAs
and WEXFORD.
Acting Physicisns-Prof TUCKER, scoTr and
CONWAY.
Resident Physician-MARIoN HOWARD, d. D.
Stsward-F Nj. PARRISH.
President Of Infrmary-L. 8. JoyHEs, N. D.
Persons in the country wishing to send patients to
the Infirmary or desiring information may address
the President or the Steward. ASSN
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NOTICE--The best Invenlion ever offer
~ ed to the pu bic is this foating Ball Knuckle
Washing Machine All persons living 10 tbs counties
of Chesterfield, Prince George and Didwiddie, OBJ
tain the of w H. Woodward, North side of Main st. =,
between 8tn and 9th streets and East side of 9Th,
between Grace aud Franklin streets, or ia res M.
p rdus in Manchester, and of J. W. Rowlett, in
Petersburg.
js6-ts w. N. BRAGG Il CO.
A ULllUN ANU CUn!Nii @SlUN HUSl
"A NESs.-The subscriber respectfully informs bis
friends and the public generally that he has taken
the old stand of Gerst l. Lsberser recently cccu-
pied by R. Lipscomb Main street, in the town
Of Danville where he will buy, sell and receive
consignment for sale, either publicly privately, al
kinds of Country Produce, and all articles of Goods
v ares and Merchant re, Groceries &C, and make
the usual advances on consignmauts.
He will "a heretofore, attend to the sass OF To-
bacco, and any other article of property be sold
publicly, either in Dsnviiie the surrounding coUn
try He f1atters himself that experience of over
fifteen years will warrant him in promising entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their pa
tronage. Having secured the services of Mr.. RO
6EkT JONES' formerly of the house of john
son 4 90, he alters himself that the requirements
of sill hs fr' ends will b. fully met.
He refers to Messrs. Stokes Rives, David T. VII
Llama Samuel Ayres and james A. Cowardin, Of
Richmond and to sll the merchants, manufacture
and business men generally, in Danville
ia 10 t. THOS D. NEAL.
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ENOVAL.-D. HAtsHKTY BELL and
"a BASS FOUNDER AND FIaIsHEa.-Having
IN wed my Foundry to No $50 Asin street, between
7th and 18th str ets, 1 am prepared t. exec1ts
orders for all kinds of Brass and Competition Cast
Ings also all kinds of Srass Finishing and having
purchased the patent right Of Garratt's Patent Anti
Friction Metal which 10 superior any thing of the
kind in use, will furnish the same much cheap
or than Rrsss.
d. HAGERTY, Bell and Dress Founder,
No 256 N ain street.
L{nd. ~ q all. IN ID r., ,rda, II
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~ NEW Eh n >CH ~ r
A EATING HOUSE.-NN
s. ZETELLE bees leave ~
" 14-dkw1v

-R~S-t to inform ths public that ~
he has fitted up in elegant style the store No. l52
Main street, one door be ow the Exchange Bank.
whore he 10 prepared to furnish Meals in the best
style at short notice.
This establishment is arranged on the New York
plan. snacks furnished at all hours Prices for
snecks range from l2& to 80 cents according to the
amount furnished. Breakfasts from A. M, TO IL M.
Dinners from IL N, to P. M. Suppers from to 10
Pm
He asks the public for their patronage. assuring
them that re will be ready them in the best
styls, with all that the market affords.
n.
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MRS. DAWS' COUGh ELlX!K.-r ni
lVl excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Colds Whooping Cough Pulmonary Complaint and
giving great relief In Consumption and diseases
arising from Colds and neglected Coughs is rapidly 10.
creahns in popularity, The following testimonial 10
from gentleman we'll known in this community:
RICHMOND, May Is, 1853.
Mrs II. B. Da,os: Dear Madam, take great plea.
in certifying to the bene fetal effects OF your val
liable medicine, named and well known a. Mrs
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used Il in M
family for the last seven years, In the Of which
my wifi has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the chest contracted during
my campaign in the late with Mexico with eli
gratitude, Madam towards you, for its good effects
you can make any use Of this letter you may think
proper, for the benefit of the Community al large
f0urs, respectfully,
THOMAS &. SAIL,
For saie by Mrs. A. q. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Seem,
Ae1. Duvsl, PAtersca d jackson, Chas. Milspausk,
o. J ?isot 4. Bodeser and Charles .. Ysie. :
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Oh 0OO FINE HAVANA CLEARS, made
tsO.OOO of new crop Tobacco, just received by
the subscr:ber. Lovers Of fine CIGAR sra Invited
to examine my stock.
CHARLES RICHARDSON.
importer OF Havana Cigars, American hotel Build.
'hx' Sorner MAIN and 18th sts- &-h
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suG1nux.1 CHIC N EH lNG,s- Pl.
M83iisa1 ANO FORTES-To be had ct Ne
1863 Main st. opposite tho Exchange
- j Bank, Richmond.
NA1H'L CAkUsI,
" 1+d&w1v Role A gent
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$50 prizes amounting to...... 1904 o
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

g. $50 prizeg Amounting t0..
Whole Tickets $40; valves s.: quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50 900, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
The first 2l2 prizes simil rly printed and encircled
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revoived, and number 10
drawn from the wheel IF Mum oers and at the same
time Prize IL drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
tied TO the audience, and resste ed by the Commis-
sionsrs; the Prize beiog placed against the Number
drawn This operation IL repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding and
tho two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first IL Prizes will be entitled to the % Appr xima-
ton Prizes, according TO the scheme.
The 5000 prizes of 500 will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the $50 900 prize
For example, If the NUMBER drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No. l, then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50. II the num-
number ends in will be entitled to go and to
o. Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol.
lowing rates which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package of 10 whole Tickets.
10 quarter ,. 20
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by the first mail. Purchasers have tickets end.
ing in any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers i'm me diately after the drawing.
" Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAN, and give their Post Office County and State.
EF- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay.
able in full without deduction.
q All prizes Of 8 900 and under, paid immedi.
ately after the drawins-other prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days
Prize Tickets csshed or renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Address orders for Tickets Csrtieates either to
g. SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ga,
"a Or g. SWAN MoutRDmsrv. Ala