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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-07

four acres. The land 10 lis natural condition. mi,
not produce Eve bushels 70 the scre. The 6rst en-
more than paid al the extra labor, and encossssS
me to repeat the experiment.
StramJerres.-Mr. PRiscE contends Ia. M h..
mspdodite plant can be q successful bearer "
Mr.: PARDrE stated that Wilson's seeding hss ,.n
duced 10 berries upon stsninsts plant He has -.
this year several Of the kind Of plants va ~
berries on each, and this 10 ahermaphroii.s 49,
This kind Of berries is among the largest grovs' ~.
can nowhere find pstilate plants equally pro;Sc w
Mr.. PRrScE thought the great production o.,.
Mr.. PARDEE-Ns; ] took care to zee .b.. ,....
were only separate stalks. '"'"
Mr.. PENcE-S tsminste plants eepersI,v ,-.d..
large proportion Of small berries. It's h. rsvuuce t
imperfect fruit BY nature pistlates are 20 and
superor TO stamira.es that the latter cannot h. -
for general market purposes Inc strawberry ia esr.
eral cultivation here is the crimson coue-s psbcss
plant In planting out n ,'lsrt. would not ct mon
Mr.. PARDEE-Although the crimson cone il q p;s.l.
ate never saw one Of them bearing NIFTY berres 70
plant. Mr.. Prince says the runners e1hs14 D.
plants; well these great bearers are proapc-
ing plants.
Mr.. PRIycE-The markets Of Paris pTincipsav
variety variety
The Potato Rof.-Mr. j. G. BERGEN Of Linz
Of the potato rot. The balls were equally affected
with the bulbs by the rot. Mr.. Bergen stated hsi
about one in five Of the Dykeman potatoes ALREADY
spoiled. He had dug 1870 bushels OF the present crop
from three quarters Of acre. There wac 10 rot Il
consequence until after the heavy rains Of Let
week. This is entirely contrary to our eIps
renee two years ago. The disease Is nov
prevailing all around New-fork. The leaves have
shown signs of disease for some time, but IL is ouv
lately that the potatoes have thswn sufficient disease
to ere ate alarm. 1t is matter worthy OF remark that
this came diseasc is affecting other plan:s-sueh az
cabbsge, cauliaower cucumben, and even pears. A
dealer in potatoes a. Washington Market tod me that
he examined eighty wagons in succession yesterday,
from various sections in every one OF which he found
ing 10 many potatoee into market at this time.
Time Of Meeting Of this Cub.-SoIos RoBMsos
stated that he had just received letter from S:he.
pectsdy askrg the time Of meeting Of the Club, and
sugge sted that it be generally advertised that the
meetings occur every fret and every third Tuesday Of
each MONTH at noon, at No. ISL Roadway, and that
they always open TO any person who disposed to
attend. Small fruits, irrigation, and the potato dis
case, are up for discussion.
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COMMISSIONERS OF CENTRAL PARK.

COMMISSIONERS OF CENTRAL PARK.
The Commissioners of the Central Park met on
Tuesday al o'clock. :,
Present Commissioners Cooley, Dillon, Russell,
Butterworth. Gray, Green, Hutchins, Fields, Green,
Strong and Elliott.
Minutes Of July % were read and adopted.
The Special Committee, to whom was referred the
petition Of persons claiming pay for services as police
men in the Park, reported that, in their opinion, the
Board Lad no legal right to appropriate funds for the
payment Of services performed under other authority
than u at Of the Board.
Mr.. HoGG, from the Committee on Buildings IN the
Park made report in relation to certain buildings,
now occupied for the purpose Of bone boiling and
burning.
Mr.. HoGG moved to take from the table and pass
his resolution offered at last meeting as follows:
Resored That all the buildings the Park except those
the accompanying list be sold pubic auction on the
18th September removed within 90 days after the sale
and sale be advertised for 80 days in The Herald Times,
TRIBUNE and Ereaag Pos all the arrangements TO
be made by the Committee Buildings in the Park who shall
served legal notice upon each tenant 10 vacae the
premises in his possession Here follows list Of some p
buildings all that after examination proved available or worth
leaving M
On motion the time Of removal was lessened to 80
days.
Mr. Geo. WariDg was elected to fill the Off OF
Agricultural Engineer on the Park.
Communications were received from {. 5. Bogardus,
p Masterson, j. w. Wood and others, and were re-
fered to the appropriate committees.
The Board adjourned to the next regular day OF
meeting at o'clock.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
NO ELECTIoN-A CAUCUS HELD.

NO ELECIION-A CACCUS HELD
The Board of Police Commissioners met ct 10 o'clock
on Thursday morning, Gen. NYE, President pro tenn,
in the chair. All the members were present.
After the minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved the Board took up the regular order Of
the day the election of Commissioner to fill vacancy
The Clerk then recorded the 599th vote, which stood
as follows:
For Z D. MoReAS-Messrs Nye. Bowen and strsnshsn.
For ROBERT L; sTuART1MsyOrs Wood and Powell.
The result continued thus until the 18th vote, when
Mayor Wood remarked that the voting of the Board
appeared to be mechanical. might be very pleasant
amusement for some gentlemen; but it was evident
that the persons now in nomination could not unite
majority of the Board He hoped therefore that they
would make an effort to unite upon some unexceptoh-
able person.
Mr.. BowEN suggested that Mr.. Morgan was unex-
ceptionabe.
Mayor WooD said that while the personal character
of both Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Stuart were without
blemish yet one was very prominently identified with
a political party, and the politics of the other Mr.
Stuart he was really unacquaiDed with he bad any
at all. He only made the suggestion whether it was
well for them TO continue voting without the slightest
prospect Of coming to a conclusion.
Mr.. STRAEAHAN suggested that to prevent this me-
adjourned it a week or so.
Mayor POWELL said if the vacancy could be filled
from Brooklyn, he was sated that he could nominate
a gentlemen who would be unexccptionable to all.
Mr. Bowen said that it imperative to elect the
member from this city.
Gen. NYE suggested that for the purpose of seeing
whether they could agree upon person. they take
rec6 IS until III Oclock-20 minutes.
This proposition was acceded to, the room was
cleared, and tie Board went into a caucus.
After the doors were opened, it was moved and car.
RED that the special order be postponed until l2l
o'clock on Friday.
On motion of Mr.. BowES, all the bills against the
Board be referred to the Commute on Finance.
expenses the Committee on Finance reported in favor
of apporioninpg the in the ratio of the patrol
men Of each of the four counties in accordance with
the law. Adopted.
The same Committee also reported adversely to
paving serge ants who have been acting Inspectors
the salaries Of Inspectors on the ground that it would
be establishing bad precedent and not in accord
ance with law. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned to Friday at l2l clock.
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THE FUTURE.

gru CTR SPECIAL Correspondent.
LAWRENCE, K. T., July 80, 1857.
The real plot begins to develop. A reinforce
nent of one hundred and fifty fresh troops arrived
a. Lawrence last night also learn that q military
force will soon be CHARTERED at other points. Net
. word further about the Lawrence charter. No
further shallow pre.enses Of insurrection. We
are quietly, almost imperceptibly going under
dragon government. Last year dragon govern
ment was inangurated TO prevent the Free-State
people from defending themselves against Border
Rufian atrocities This year it's prudently intro
duced 10 advance Of the anticipated evil, on the
ground that "an ounce Of prevention better
than pound of cure" The political Swans shrewdly
what they design doing, and hence, before doing it
they put band of steel on every true and active
portion Of free Kansas.
And thus in fragrant violation Of the Constitution,
are troops quartered among our people IN time OF
perfect peace. II lie the iron heel of the despot
who, contemplating acts of villainy, says in ad-
vance, 4" You shall not resist them" This, then, is
tho result of the 60 much Wanted policy Of Blu
chanAn--a military deSpotism 10 bolster up and
perpetuate usurped power.
IL there man so silly as % suppose that the Pro-
Slavery interest would for a moment trust their
claims in Kausss 10 " fair play ~ The words
d" fair play were only designed to dupe silly voters
10 the States to bolster the power Of INSCRIPTIONS
military asurpers. Our Government is steadily and
surely growing into military despotism and al
oIgaieby, under the specious name of Democ-
rasy." 1t is only done in Kansas to-day, but who
Knows how far it may extend tomorrow.
The plot, then, is as follows: All the movements
for Free State are to be frowned upon aud threat
ened as rebellion. In this way all timid and selfish
Free State men are expected to be from vot
-Sg or participating. The popular power behind the
80. 10 Ia
b reduced. Again an election is TO be he'd in Oc
SOBER. mat sa Territorial election. While the
des'gn Of the Pro-slavery men is to form State
government they are sti keevly alive to the impor
tance OF retaining all real potoer. So long az the
judges Of election are the Rattan appon:ees, and the
election conducted under RufIian. appointed law.
they are safe enough. The people had determined
TO manage tho elecuon alter their swn fashion. The
emily good feature IN the bogus election law is thai
Ne people nay cleo. judges snd elert Of election.
yyoeided, that the bogue appontets are no. on the
ground 70 perform their eptes :: wac the univeI.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board met yes.tTdSy 8, 'ne om-e II UV1u
street, the Hon. GULIAS c. VERrLAsCx, in tbs chair
and quorum present. -.
Uaited States Consul General Rickes inclosng let
ter fiom the senior Burgomaster o; F-ankort-on-the
MAN, in which he announces that the SENATE of ths'
civ has instructed the Police Department. 10 Issue
order prohibiting under penalty The sale Of tickets Tor
fcrwsiding eDgrants ON American seapors 70 their
places Of destination.
The salary Of DR.. Wsller, assistan. physician a.
Marine Hospital, was ordered - be Increased from
81 $50 to 500 per annum 20 take effect from lie; OF
June last.
Mr.. KEysEpY, Superintendent of Castle Garden,
presented the following report Of the arrivals for July
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,., Nvs n,o vrouQ and have rot exercised legal
discretion in the matter Of time, let tboee who nave
assumed 90 mucb-and ~ ne such an excse1ingy
friendly interest in the enforcement Of the statute uu
der their own onstruotoD-pfoceed - enforce .ne
nenses presc bed. This would be much better "a.
making those assaults upon our integrity 81 a,tlou
which VIC forced 20 deem equally arrogant ana Tn
called for. Any citizen can prosecute in Our eiic'ai
name.
Mr.. HAsKETT said he coneuned in the remarks msas
by Commissioner Holmes, and in some things YOU'D
even go little farther. lie would be dsposedto hold
the Commission open until almost the end o. the
present year. He WIS unable 10 see anything 10 .he
law viii would prevent parties from prosecuting
those who they say violating its provisions ne
hoped the oppoD. of the law. its frlends, Noul
try the experiment Of testing the License Law, ana
carrying il TO the court Of last resors az room a. posi-
BILE. IL il should there be declared consttuu mn,
then he should he in favor of the Commission stthg
ten days afterward, 70 give all al opportunity Oh
applying and receiving license. il entitled y IL
The Board adjourned to meet Tuesday, ct the same
time and place.
The EXCISE CoNNIssIos-THE DEcIsIos or JUDGE
HARRIs.The Albany Erening Journal, Aug. i,
says We have already announced the decision o.
Judge Hanis, denying the motion for mendsmus 70
compel the Excise Commissioners to grant Licenses pc
yond the ten days specified by law, and we 10" give
bis opinion at length:
sy 1 o ii. to
mes lie limited TO Ten days In Zach year They are @ S
other days majority the Commissioners shall appoint
If the provision had stopped here would have been coupe
when, and often they should 1T Even then II woui
have been discretionary with them whether they wo9d NEE OF
and the Court would have power to control Ae
Of their discretion. 49,.
But the Legislature has expressly restricted the Commission
r ten DAYS each year required meet on the
third Tuesday May The Legislature evidently
extending beyond ten days from this 'pec
fed time etng provided by the fourth section OF
the sct all when issued not Isyled shh CON
nue force until days after the nxt third IIesdb
Nav But made imperative that the Comns.oner.
the third Tuesday Of May shall continue their
session They adjourn ether day hey
may appoint having adjourned wbt fixing day Tor ress
majority Of them subsequently sppoint another
day for meeting But such sessions must not in 81, teed ten
DAYS in any year The Board for Albany County having
already been in days. have further power TO act
such Board Excise during the present year. The motion
must, therefore, be denied.
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ecevng hind and medal stteodAs snd na;sS WIS"
'ieA, which be does not Dow receive A.
The subject Of the abolition Of advance wages, M
PrRrr ,ad would be finally reported upon q: The rex.
meeting. The matter bad not been dropped: az scme
seemed 70 suppose; but many s1iors shipped w;h3ut
adv apce, and although tie concurrence 10 Tie plan
wa. rot 20 general as hey had expected ye: 40 ieH
assured ths; the reform would be pressed 70 cue 'es
fp result.
The Chamber then adjourned.
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Amounts re i'm bursed on July and August 1857, by
the Commissioners of Emigration 10 the Superinterd
ents of Poor in the several counties of the State Of
New-York in part payment OF expenses Of emigran.s
-, Tan 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-10-23
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1856
R. FRANCE l. CO., MAxAoxSs.
SPLENDID SCHEMES ron OCTOBER. 1851

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER. 1851.
Dratofa0s Ns syperiaEdenee Of fse Sl
Lolkery C0anfsslOssr.
THURSDAY, s-CarroiI Comfy Lottery, Class 81 Capt.
$4,000 10000 5000 1850 lisa IS Nos i9dr rsss's
~ i "sRoesScTs ~ River iss,sry, chs. 81 cap
'ae de9esfs a PSsfSssss 81 SSSe. s7s So
SATURDAY. iO-Grahd Consolidated Lottery Class
Capitals: $500 1900 1902 SlO0 Of sOO, OF 5000
aOo 10 OF o Is Nos ~ drawn. Tickets go Certificate
Packages Of wholes si5s-
MONDAY, oet l2-washington County Lottery, Class 81
Capitals t26O0 1900, Geo. go s0lOO $500 rs Numbers
10 Tickets as Certificate OF Packages wholes s9 O.
s6s 81 iO 10 Of $50 IS Nos u dravH Tickets IS. Ger
tiheAtes ef Packages OF wboles sT4.
WEDNESDAY, Oct -susQaehanna Canal Lottery Class
Capitals t3OQO Of 10000 Of 5000 Of 500 S5i o. 266 &C.
lOO IS Numbers Is drawn Tckes 80 Certificate Of Pack
wholes tl4i.
THURSDAY Oct i5-carro County Lottery Glass a. Capt.
$50 0O0 5OOe Of 2O0 IS Nubers e
IS. Certificate % Packages of Whoies t74 10.
FRIDAY Oct l6-POkomoke River Lottery Class S. Capitals
$4,000 1885, 50 OF i75O g. OF $40 Is Nos -
g. Certificate OF Packages Of whoes t19.
SATURDAY Oct. lT-irand Consolidated Lottery. Class 30
IS Nanber ~ drawn. Tickets SO Certificate OF Package
Wholes 4isS.
MONDAY Oct. I9.-wAshngton County Lottery, sc
Capitals: 1900 l03 10 OF 5 10 OF LIS Is Nambers ~
drawn. Tickets IS Certificate OF Packages whoss SIC
TUESDAY, Oct 20Be Air Lottery Ciass ~. Capitals t2a
000 ipOoO Soc % 90. IS HunorTs IL drawn Tickets Is
Certificate Of Packages Of Wholes t74.
WEDNESDAY, Oct 2susqlehAuna Canal Lottery, C1ass a.
Capitals 900, iO69 20 Of 5000. 80 Of O0 80 OF co.
400 IS Nos ~ drawn Tickets SO. Certificate of Packages
Of wholes 1l5s.
~ DOLLAR LOTTERY Is DRAWN DAILY.
gN- Communications ~ addres,edto
my2 r. TRANCE a CO., Richmond
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN FAMILIES.
uo T IiSnAs H1RE %sT1;

(Esfdbifahsd iS20)
InPonTKRs all descriptions Of
serrJ Wines Finest Old Superior
r. ColE, Anugus Rum Old Holland Gn every variety Of
Pine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
CHANragxB-MaN Sutaine Moet Chandon Mumms lime.
rial Cabinet and YsrEenay Heidseck and other brands
CLlRyT DS1UTERNE-Inudng Chateau Margaux, Chateau
Cite, Leove, Jarose MarEAuH Julien, oaieau and
Hat Bauternea
HOOK WINS MaIeObrunner Hook.
heiuer, Sparkling Hook and Moselle,
ssslEoian The choices, varieties nssan,es RsgABss conehas
Operas Prsssed an Communes
PoREioN PRuFrs-o all kinds Rarns Almonds Prunen
fEts CoYyKEs-a all Of he finest qualities
n1ns ToEsUEs-BurinKton, Virginia Wephaa HAMS
Smoked md Picked Tongues.
0csHES BuTTen-iu Frkins, Tubs and Stone Jars.
FOREoS PcrIEs-sauces Casup sardines CApers Olives
PafsEHvI-East snd West Indis and a fu and
general assortment Of every variety o.
NEHl FINE GROCERIES. mhL-iy
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MEDICAL.
IHH esktv xsDIOiNk svR ruRis nc THE Hood:
-'''1if Hurl0V's SaraDarfllnl Istr,

~ daring
" ~ ~ Asp.Ad is heir equal this
vonders pSpssAsn Only three have Apssd since The
observer decade ssadyinE And
~ nrs ntrodacsd " the psse, end ~ ALREADY
- p ne ns. snlnss ghy.as Ia 4. parts q u. country
nm ether sonpeunda syrups
We hAneen Of he facug being tested thsy
have been oand contain noxoas ngrsdsns which nensiss
the good enscts 81 bAraparA
ne pesisns hh net % with Harisys prepsr.ton.
. band sdse, certain and perfect the relieving
Anscaess efths bones HAstssl esnsivenss,
Diss.ss. Of TIE kidney. Hyss sospi.lD.,
DypepsiA, Pile.
Eyhpslas, Puinonary psessrs,
nssuia, $3.50. syphiis.
And an skin Diseases. = t
Decades curing the above. rrea now
rfnr tonc portytng The blood
In sho L. Without ezception In The
general enect on NE ystem, the moot encacow
rsedy Of & ass II already ss,snvsy used through
nstAnce OF has anected daily coming The
knouiedye, and he
Al Who desire u procure relief IRE nnng
ensctn VII be too apparent 10 admit Of further doubt
kseouect Hurley sArsApara the Eeuuine article In
Prios d psr Bottle o bottles for %,
For s a the manufctoy the Of Seventh
rss LesisyiIe and By all he Wholesale Houses
whoi.sals By Bacon Hyde Louis Mo; wrlrht 4 CO..
or.sns La and Wholesale dealers throughout Canada
By IAdd Co., Ali. aud Gray Bennett,
Beers Fisher hesds Baker, isx Duva aud
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A NEW AND IMPORTANT.
DISCOVERY IN TIE sCSEsGE OF MEDI.
ENeRAvINas or THE SEALS o. The PATENT orvror or
GREAT BRITAIN, ECOLE DIX PHARMACIE PHARhACIkN DR
PARIS AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF MEDIoisE, VIENNA.
AIMED upon each wrapper and around Of
TAIEsEMAk, NO ,2, AND3. -
Thus Protsetns NE public against Liable

are smxea nPen each and around each case Of
Thus protecting The public against Liable 10
l, the ssvsresi penalties courts Of Law award.
m. r. 4. BARROW, Member lIhPFRIAL COLLEGE OF
nay PERSONALLY coNsGGTED Al his resdrnce ISL PsiSci
rue I'll IRON G' n s'1 rl sf Sssse
eand,y. s.eeptesl unlss: By special .ppolnirnent
roRRHA de distressing arising on ear
y abuss ndscinas. long c.
nov 10 he .njSy@sss 81 Al the run
9UALIyIo1IIos ie MxRRIxoE s..utis susc1.D & IL.
fRIRMAR H. completely and entirely eradicate, Al. ,r,
ses o. oonerhc both In hs mud and forms olss
Pains othe Loin and Kidneys, Cons,
and Cubos have long been thought sndote ruin
The nss,,n o. vast s Portion Of The Population
phls and secondary symptom II
for sarvy and all cuaneo.s Erupons removing AMI
together 10 eradicate the disease,
Of which The r.
patients sasspars IN ~. o,,
rRIEsrMAR No. q prepared in the form Of lo,
Sold On TIN sedrdfs do~S =.
dd1nfsered By vapeau LaemAn, Roux Ac Pro-
IS each or four eases In one for which o. and t9T
SPECIAL ARRAsoEnkxEr having been made
The dollar Of rresema lages
remittance, OF the adj
dressed according the Instructions
hs Public ssnnns Earopesn pspsrson and eec,uNy prcc
dollar sent as usual but not free OF carriage.
To be had also, from DR. Harrow, the beautifully and
popular work, HUMAN PRAI.TY, PHYSIOLOGICAL RH-
SEARCHES" II describes clear eau,.
and ELECTS Of the diseases above Ineon, Tor
their treatment and Price rs Sen, any
address.
address narrow, 1877 Street, sv block. ives, Of
broahvsyJ new YORK no6-dly
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rrtf i- FALL TRADE, 1857.
CLARKsON, ANDERSON q CO.,

w. y. d q. DOMAIN,
NO. IS PEARL STREET, RICHMOND, va,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DrALpRs IN ZINE q HEAVY
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. sADDLERY AND GUNS
FALL TR DE, 1887.
UpY ships {" jeremiah Thompson" Aurora" ->e~
"AIbert Galistin' and oh-r arrivals from ,DWp
gland placed In possession Of oar Fall i'm
portation OF - - zznE48
BIRMINGHAM AND sHEFIIELD GOODS
and from the various In county have
received full supplies Of
AMERICAN HARDWARE,
embracing variety Of articles usually found line and
forming the and commanding have had
the pleasure to offer
These goods been purchased the favorable
possible selected Win eat and with especial references To s
tie Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee trade
Merchants others visiting respectfully invited
which feel confident will compare
ably regards prices extent and variety With house What
sci W. & 4 "a. DOSSAN.
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H A RID WA r. E.
FALL P0RTATI0N, 1887.

IL
FALL IMPORTATION, 1887.
p. II. MOORE a. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD WARE
No. "a Pearl ST., Richmond, Va,
received direct the manufacturers England full
country, supply
American Goods Their stock and complete,
ing In part Of
Rodsers'" Pocket Knives,
Pocket Knives OF l. 2. 8, & and blades,
Buck one ebony and ivory handle Knives and Forks
Ivory handle Knives and Forks, 81 and So pieces
RAEors of Wade wosienhoms GrvAve
manufacture Of every style and quality,
Scissors and Shears Of various makes and styles,
Single and double barrel guns, some superior,
Pistols. Rihes, Rifle Barrels and Mounings,
Trace, halter, log, wen nnh tongue chains
Wedding and killing Hoes, all sizes,
Axes OF Collins, simmons, and Virginia make,
Hand and panel saws Hammers and Hsehets,
Mil, pit and circular
Spades and shovels Of Ames Rowland add other Makes
Anvils, Vices, and Smiths Bellows,
sedge and hand Hammers Stocks and Dies
Bilsier, shear and cast Steel square and
Wire Selves SiherA .HHH
Horse CELLARS, Blind Brides and Tranes, F. -. I'D t.
Bridy Filings, Worsted ReIns and Glrths
Locks, Hinges and scress Of every description, - q u O.
Planes. Chses Augurs and Files, Of all kinds.
Platform and Counter Scales Balances
sngith, American, and q. D. Percussion
Hay and Manure FORKS, 2, 3 and prong . o.
Tea Trays Walters and all other goods usually
goods purchased favorable
and selected exelusvey for the Virginia North Carolina
trade feel confident oGer
merchants visiting this city and respectfully Invite
hous@ In this Of the Northern cities
p. a-Orders promptly and carefully attended "a.
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SWAN a. co.'s LOTTERIES

SWAN d CO.'S LOEEEkkhES! :!
NEw AND BRILLIANT sCtEME
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
The following viii esdra SWAMI CO Managers
Academy Lottery, In each 81 their Lotteries for
october 1884, AUGUSTA Ge0A, TO which city they have
retaoy cd their principal cfiee-
CLASS Sc,
To be the 81 Augusta 0ecrEa, In public, on
SATURDAY, ocs sd 1851.
To b. drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia. 10 puhe
SATURDAY., Oct IL, 1881.
CLASS 0s,
To be drawn Of Augusta 6eorsa In pchies on
SATURDAY Oct IL, 1891.
CLASS 80,
To be drawn Augusta 3ecrya In public, on
SATURDAY, Oct 50, 1851.
CLASS 90.
r, n. drawn In the OF Gecrza In public
SATURDAY, Oct 81, 1881.
ON TIE Plan or sLNGkE NUMBERS
ExARLYOEE PGTzETo ErERY VINE TfCKETSI
.MAGNIFlCENr SClAEmEf