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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03
DRUGS, MEDICINES, 40.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, 90.
q PURCELL, LADD d Co
~ DEALERS pRsssg sisrs. OILS. pyr.
No. Is Pearl street, Richmond
,hsF a nov STICK rss u Ss ssd s have
&C. the whole comprising large aud general n.
sortment, we'll adapted to the wants Of The sr.Ss
advantageous terms and mostly for cash -'O''
We are thankful to our friends and the nub,ic f,r
their 5as cont as ana n.ssrns support and
supplies and the striete.t attention 10 the ouaiit
a all goods sent from us, to the reputation
which our house enjoys Tor selling articles of the
very best character.
Particular and prompt attention to shipping and
PURCELL, LADp & co, prasgi.t.,
No. Is Pearl street.
aun The street opposite their Old Stand.
IN PURCELL, LADD s CO.,
~ DEALERS P II rStsrs, SSfLs. DYES.
AA WINDOW GLASS, &c,
No 10 Pearl street. Richmond, Va
Nearly opposite their Old Stand,
0PPER for sale very low for CASH, or on the usual
credit to prompt customers who wish to purchase
time their usual large and we'll selec ted assortment
geous terms, aud principally for CASH. Their stock
5000 los. best INDIGO
5000 lbs good NADER
go kegs SUP: CARB. SODA
so ounces QUINiNE
2NU do pure refined SALTPETRH
900 do refined BoRAN3
bhs refined CAMPH0R
IS casks SAL. SODA
10 bbis. SPIRITS TURPENT1NE
81 boxes STARCH
lO0 baskets and boxes SWEET OIL
lOp bhxss Culgates SOAPS
bbls. WHITE GINGER
Is gusss Brown Windsor SOAP
10 do Yankee SOAP
30 do RLACkISG
1000 kegs Lewis WHITE LEAD.
30 hbis. Spanish BROWN aud Venetian RED
% cases CHROME GREEN and YELLOW
1000 los. PARIS GREEN, dry and in oil
~ bags BLACK PEPPER
10 bales GLOVES
- bags ALLSPICE
300 gallons LiNSEED OIL
500 do LAMP OIL
1000 do MACHINE OIL
loo lbs GUM ARABIC
1000 lbs ToNKA BEANS
100 boxes Ground SPICES
case RHUBARB
10000 HAVANA CIGARS, of various grades
And large assortment Of all popular PATENT
MEDICINES.
IS All orders carefully packed, and forwarded
with dispatch.
~ B-The quality Of all articles warranted to pur-
chassrs. PURCELL. LADD Co.
Druggists, No. Is Pearl street
au 70 Nearly opposite their old stand
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EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH.

~ MEST:-Haye you tasted CANFIELD'S OCTO-
BIER LAGER BEERy If yon have not, send in your
orders and try it, The subscriber is prepared to
this very popular drink. in pint and half pint bottles
and in quantities to suit customers His superior
phiadelphia Porter and Ale, also, improved Filtered
soda Wnter. continues 10 be in high favor with the
public Those in want of any of the above articles
would do well TO give me call before purchasing
elsewhere as their superiority is almost universally
admitted.
WARREN Garfield, Agent,
au2S 20th st. between Main and franklin
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NEW ORLEANS AND Poprc Rico SUGARS
~ leo bhds. primo to choice quality, for sale by
an 2s--Iw DUNLOP. MONCtlRE Co
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INTENSIVE SUPPLY OF
~ BOOKS, STATIONARY,
FOR WHOLESALE TRADE

JAMES W00DH0USE Il co. are prepared TO Of
fer wholesale buyers large and desirable stock of
Books, Papers, Musical instruments and Stationery
of every description; together with an assortment Of
superior Piano Fortes, rs great be seen at any
similar establishment in the Union
Their supplies have been purchased on the most
favorable terms ,andthey confidently assure wholesale
buyers IN town aud countr0hat they have the stock
suited TO their wants. and the disposition and ability
to serve them well and satisfactorily
JAMES WNDHOtSE 4 Co
Dealers in Books, Stationery and Piano Fortes.
Sc Still Richmond, Va.
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l. X L 8 II ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
strictly prime, irst received per steamer, for sale
"y WILLIAM Il. KING,
re l-St 6Rrd Franklin streets.
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0,fsV pfLzUs, amounting 70 40
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 80.

nv, 931U,UO
PLAN OF THE T0TfERY' % w.
tboss ubrs from III f2 corresponding with
slips OF paper are encircled with small tin tubes nd
placed in one Wheel. ~
The first 467 prizes similarly printed and enc;rcIoa
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then reyolyed, and number il
drawn from the wheel of numbers and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
cd to the audience and registered by the Commits
sioners the Prize being placed against the number
are drawn out.
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the % ApproXima-
ton Prizes For example: II Ticket No. ii 30 draws
the $500 Prize those Tickets numbered 24s ii 2s
2l 252 will each be entitled to 500. If Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets NUN
bered 5S, $40 $751; $50 will each be entitled to SSO0
and 30 on. according to the above scheme.
The 3,voo prizes OF $50 will be determined by the
For example: If the number drawing the $60,UU
prize ends with No then all the Tickets, where the
Der ends with No.2, then all the Tickets, whore the
number ends in 2, will be entitled to $50 and 30 On
to 0.
Certificates of packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificate ota package of 10 whole Tickets, 81
10 half -" 40
10 quarter 81
10 eighth 10
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending IN
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchaserS Immediately after the drawing.
SIS Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, aud give their Post Office, County and State
R9- Remember that every Prize ID drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
Rs- All prizes of 81, 900 and under paid immediate
~ after the drawing Othor prizes at the usual time
of thirty days
Accommodations strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN d CO, Augusta. Ga,
Or, s. SWAN Il CO. Richmond Va.
EA- Persons residing near Montgomery, Aa.,o or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled and
save time, BY addressing S. SWAN Co, at either
of those cities.
ST list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one ia
entitled TO- will be published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta fntelligencer New York Weekly Day BOOK
savannah Morning News. Richmond Dispatch. New
York Dispatch and Paulding (Miss) Clarion au2l
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IUUD MINIS fUH THE LAUIES.-
~ LEVY has just received 50 peices of Extra fine
soft finish Cotton; 100 ps. fine - bleaehed Cotton;
of the nretiet styles nice Linen Towels ut 81 per
dozen: Linen iidkfs, only ga cts. piece; gents ca
lored bordsred fidkf only s1sc.; Collars AZ - p"-
ladies' at l2xc.: heached Cotton At 6 cts per yari
grass Linen Hdkfs. with dotted borders, only q
1a JACOB 4, LEWIS, Is Main It.
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IN BPI.S. Stuart's &C" Sugar.-Re-
w ceivinr and for sale by
sea BACON baskerville
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7 OUIS J. OSSIEUX, WHOLESALE
- DEALER IN FOREIGN FRUITs CONFECTIONERY AND
CIGARS, offers for sale the following
NEW AND FRESH GOODS:
= bagssot lylca Almonds 20 bxs fresh Oranges
- Sicily do. 20 d" Lemons
Is large Pecans 500 assorted Raisins
new Palm Nuts casks Currants
20 " Fllherts 25 bXs titron
10 Walnuts 800 " Safdines sssort'd
STEAM REFINED CANDY.
l also manufacture daily, my Justly celebrated
Steam Refined Crushed Sugar Candies, which war
rant unequalled, and guarantee to stand hard and
hrm through the summer, or the money returned
Also, SU,Ho CIGARS, assorted qualities and prices.
Sc Warehouse and Mandatory. new 5 story
House, NO. oO Main street. auZ7-I0t
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS buying Con-
~ fectonery will find it greatly to their advantage
to give me call before purchasing their supplies,
Offered IN this market bought generally before the
bate rise ~ prices thereby enabling me TO offer them
II little below the present trade prices
LOUIS ]. BOsSIEUX,
steam Candy Manufacturer,
W2 No. % Main street.
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X AlSlNS.-2OO boxes whole, half and
~ quarter boxes Raisins. 10 cases Preserved Gin
ger; 10 bags soit Almonds Il do Mixed 10 bags Wal
mus 10 TO 90 fiibsrtS b6s. pecans Is do Paimnuts
boxes JuJube Paste; 10 boxes Citron: 8 casks Cur
rants; 3easesiprunes; kegs Tamarinds, Receiving
TINS day per steamers and for salaby
au Is NJ ~ Min strssst
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OLD RYE WmsKEv.-Various grades,
~ for sale by
2g-lw DUNLOP. M0NcfIRE a co.
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
- OF AMBR0TYPING, Just received from the in
yentor in New York, at 0SBoRNES PICTURE GAL
LERf! Come and see them. They have nome of
that dingy appearance of other Ambroty pes made in
the city. This process is capable Of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE never
mas taken cheap, Inferior Pictures,-nothng but the
best Is allowed To go out from this Gallery. No
iashy advertisement ever appeared in print of this
establishments. We rely on our known merit.
ALBERT w. OSBORNE,
au 29-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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nOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID
~ Relieves Toothache.
D0WDEN'S DENTAL FLUID
Whitens and preserves the Teeth.
DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID arrests decay and inn
parts delightful Flavor TO the Mouth and Breath.
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID is recommended by
dentists and physicians everywhere. superior TO
any Dentfrice, Balm, or socalled Cream, in use,
-FG sale by all Druggists. aus
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A Architecture AND CIVIL ENGl-
IA NEERING.-ALBERT l.. WEST & C. +. n.
gneering, the office heretofore occupied ny A. L..
WEST Architect and Measurcr, on 18th, between
Main and Bank streets Richmond, and are prepared
to furnish Designs, Plans Specifications Estimates,
&C., for all kinds of buildings, or for any other me-
chanical improvements, with minute and accurate
details. Surveying for all purposes of utility
mcnt. with maps. profilcs. &C, complete.
Partic liar attention paid to the supervision of any
mechanical enterprise requiring science and art in
its construction, ana all kinds Of work measured as
heretofore.
80 off WEST & Smith
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m Bells. Baltimore Refined LARD; 20
~ kegs do. do. receiving per steamer this morn
ing, for sale ny WM. Ia. TYLER
sci 18th street.
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TOBACCO, TOBACCO. Received
- fresh supply of Sunderlands "0ld Republican"
brand, years old, pronounced by judges TO be SUI
perior article Of Chewing Tobacco. For sale by
GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist and Chemist,
l7S Rroal street.
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NJ B. DICKINSON,
4\' IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, WINES LIQUORS AND
SEGARS,
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges, Lemons Rasins, Figs, Dates
Primes and Currants.
Fresh Almonds, Filberts, Walnuts, Pecans, Paf.
and CocoanutS.
Fresh Olive Oil, Licorice and Claret Wins.
IN BOND:
$50 baskets Hiedseick, Munns' aud Star Cham
payne.
IS Or. pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
rs half g United Vineyard, Hennessy Jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
1900 Genuine Havana Cigars.
Holland Tin, Irish scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Old Jamaica, y E. Rum and pure Spirits.
ALSO-A general assortment of lower grade Bran
dies, Wines and Whiskey.
WAREHOUSE. No. 3, 18th street,
an B-2m Richmond Va
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W MlLLINER2 wanted, to 80 TO Petersburg, Va
those who fully understand their business can yet
E'0i wages aud constant employment; no other
lod apply. For further particulars enquire at No
-. RTUsd street. au 3l-6t
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WANTS.

H~ANTED-0ne or two pleasant Rooms,
W sioiniuS each other, furnished as plTlor and
-har.rf with OF without bosr9, in an agreeable and
-Htrs fAnliiy. faT a geuteID Al, hls wts aud ssr-
vat lsratloa within ten minutes walk of the TX
-bau.e Hotei. References given aud required Adj
rs~t talsu. 81 2-it<
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A NEW CLAIMANT FOR GENERAL JACK
SONS GOLD BOX.

To the Editor of The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR: Having heretofore entertained the belief
though perhaps an erroneous one-that true ineh. 10
modest and ur ostentstous, have rerained from De-
coming claimant for that box; and it is not without
trembling of heat that l now allow myself 20 oe
pressed INTO the arena. / am poor little dog, TOO
or and trenches in my ago and decreptade 70 wear
life.protecrg muzzle; and for that reason am de-
terr from appearing in public before the great men
of the Committee. The example OF preceding oIain.
al II must plead my excuse IN now reciug soine %
my deeds of bravery ~
AT the battle of Cero Gordo, the New.Ycrk yo.un-
teers were about to assault masked battery WINE
the gallant fe VIZ pressed on to the attack, oe'ef-
mined to detacb myself, that my weight might be
thrown upon the point where courage and activity were
most needed need not mention how uifioui. " Wa
for even dimiputive qusdruped ike mysen 70 gan
tie crest of the hill from which the acton derives us
pame Worth was proceeding upward through nai-
storm of lead and whole platoons lay writing upon
the ground. That did not discompose roe, for sucn
fun was no novelty but vending my de,iooe pa.s
between the ranks, oentimes squeezing between TIA
legs Of my bptd compatiots, sprang oyer the top
most barcade and the rst TO enter the main FORT
The Seventh Infantry followed closely at my heels;
but believe that Plympton was their ACKNOWLEDGED
leader inste ad Of myself The Mexcas did not stop
to think Of such poor little fellow myself My hrst
Impulse on entering was to give hearty DOW view,
my second to seize the leg of stalgart foe. Ny
fapgs disabled him aom firing heavy gun loaded
with grape and canister. Henry, the color-beareI,
leaped through an aperture, and in three seconds
mole the stars and stripes waved high above ~.
When rejoined my regiment, silver collar was
unar imousy voted and placed around my neck: OF
my conduct in a series Of subsequent battsc Ileave
others TO speak.
Who, then was the greatest patriot from New-Yorkl
do not know of any whose claim g superior 70
niie. was always on duty in camp and fsldi and
not parade took place without my personal inspec.
ton. Ny teeth have failed me, my limbs tottsr, and
from my long secuson many have thought me dead.
L II 80 II nyD m
be turned into cash. wherewth to purchase bread and
now and then sce Of meat for US humble yeterans
who did the work.
With profound respect "Doo jazz
I,i~
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THE VEST FOR THE LABORER.

A Western correspondent. sends Us rigorous
expose of the priyations, uncertainties and ankle
ties of poor mans life ill the cites, OF in any
section where population is redundant and employ
ment precarous. We do not print this exhibit,
simply because those Of whom it treats have the
lessons already by heart and it would bat slendery
profit or interest other classes But our CORE
spondent, who has been an Eastern laborer, and is
now Western pioneer, undertakes to tel our City
and Village mechanics how tdey may improve their
condition, and that is far more practical topic;
90 let us hear him:
What. then. is the remedy 1t is for the laborers
If This land TO get out Of their dependent position as
fast az they cam and the question Is "~ can ey ge
get out? o.. ;..Sos ,bo, tho
yre AT mass of men should be agricuursts tia. WINE
Il might be necessary for some to be WORKERS ~
wood and brass and iron, the greater part shoui1
+" till the earth" and some OF the brshtoI signs "
the times are the establishment Of Agricultural SCHOOLS
las in Michigan, and the great aud increasing at'en
ton now being paid to scentidc farming lAese ae
The first indications that the race begin to gel
Of their true destiny and some uAderssdLabS vi ''
physical snd moral nature. e, -,
The only remedy We know Of for the evils winch
attend the life of the laboIers IN the cities j. cmigTa
Ton to ne snoccgrded lands q ne pest V Ss a;ts.
ayan little. The OwHership II SOL enough 10 support
his family win make man Of the laborer. Twenty
acres Of ~e-tlled Western soil will support labor
ers family-eyeD a large one-better than they were
ever supported in the city. This can be bought tor
the little sum of s2j but Of course each cInigrant
with the great facilities offered would preempt loo,
or at least 81 acIosl. Once settled at the West,
and the first difficulties OF emigration overcome,
which will be in couple of years, the fam
ily are comfortably of The noise and glitter
Of city life they have left behind. The splendid pa
anis Of the holidays and oil the foolish excitcinents
Of their past fe they have given up for ever instead
they will eachapgc Tor quiet consciousness si plenty
and instead Of feeling Of anxious dependence upon
others for employment the emieran. 10 great extent
employs iifsf aud begins 10 feel Cor the rst SINE IN
his lie an honest pSidc, for his Is truly now
menly life"
Summer is full Of happy employment, working On
HE orH and for .be bcseft q EJ1seJ l'niy--
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
SCHOOI~TEACHERs.

To the Editor Of The y. Y Tribune
SIR: The communication il this morning TRIBUNE
in relation to the examisaton of teachers is erroneous.
Zone Who Knows" should know thai no public
schoolteacber can draw cent from the treasury OF
the Board without certificate Of competency. Thee
certificates granted by the City Sapern.end-
ent, Mr.. Randall, and no one who has witnessed go
examination they oil pubhcl will -ay tha. they
are not sufficiently severe This mode OF exsmna alton
has been in operation since the constellation Of To
Public School Society with the Board Of Ed1ca.ion,
and the transfer of their property to the ety. 1853.
Previous to that time the Public ) hoo Society ex-
Gmined and promoted It's teachers through an EIeca-
tive COmmiiee, called the Committee Of Teachers.
Geo Il. Trimble, long President OF the Society, was
for several years Chairman Of this COMMITTEE oni VIZ
tually the Committee entire. >
The Board Of Education, om its institution N 1872
up TO 1853 examined teachers through the Ward In
spectors, CONFORMITY with the City Superintendent.
Practically, il was left to the Superintendent. More
than one young lady has been accredited % teach
by certificate signed by some lirgh this y mark
Quinn" Still, theoretically, the Hugh Quinns could
Cverrule the Superlnte Ldent.
When the law WAS changed in 1853, II was required
that all teachers then in the er ploy Of The Board
should obtain certificates from the City Sdpernend.
ent. An opportunity was here given him 70 get nd OF
tine Hazeltines by a determination; and u was IN
tended by those who procured the passage OF The
law that such should be its result The esrhcates,
Lowev ell we've granted without REORGANIZATION. The
man who undertakes that must have considerable
no, courage 1t is by no means pieasan. thlDg 10
ST; i'll iudgn ebt the qualifications OF maa to prose-
cute a business in which he has been eng aged tor
wears and Year, aud upon which he has, and slh rea-
SON. based his Il, pes OF lifelong supper. The CITY
Superiute nGebt at that time newly Apo nteo, mo
labor OF reeMmination would have peen ardnoas 70
stuctlon of the law the path OF sassy. lie took
it. Hence Hazelrlnes. y.
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ing il up ard cas,irg il over their tips 80 tsHt W
them in ibe earth the machine presses forward, chip
ping The so into thin sbsvpgs sinlar TO the shavngs
iro1 wood planning machibel, ard eating tho mas
over Their tops, mixing he whole together IN msn-
ard harrow, as il leaves il entirely like batch o
neal A separate carriage 10 the rear viii carry the
planting ana covering maSbre This will De perfectly
pie that by slightly changing, will either sow
broadcast, in drills or in hills Tne covering appars-
ius viii follow and perform IT'S work according y the
IDaIr.r the seed is TO be covered Thus IL viii DO
seen that instead of goipg The ground six times TO
perform the work i, is better done a, one single pass
ing over IL. One nan can conveniently Rsnage The
machine and will pow and plsnt from twenty % :huty
acres per cay. 1t will not work in stony ground but
will readily cut all roots up aud mix them sts tho
esYthu
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PLowIyo PRAIRIEs BY STEAx.-lt is known that
an eminent landhoder of Illinois has offered pre-
MUM of $4,000 for practical Steam-Plow for the
prairies. A "Plow Inventor" Of this city proposes
the following model:
a Steam Plow for the praiIies should consist Of
metal frame mounted upon wheels, In the perlpnety
Of which are sharp pins or teeth to hold upon the
earth. In front Is an independent wheel, aIed 70
swivel 80 that the machine may be stesred ey 10 10
apy direction and capable Of accommodating ei, ,h 20
the irregnlary Of the earth Upon inc tsUder for
fn,i and water At the rear par, OF the frame a.
secord frame arranged to be raised ana ~, sbaut
wl large toothed wheel is surouno ,%sI wheels,
and below thse .marr wheels the ottsrs su%
ably brsced. There cutters W \ be veru s.csS sprily
60 and win consist OF several blades ba large wheel
around shaft Motion give; :" reyolve, carrying
w% tho small wheels and cutters, AS the sS.s
rev olive they may DO lowered in'' '"' '"'