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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

dEAIs IN ILLINoIs-A Western paper says that
in Champaign county, Illinois, and at the West
aud quality, from forty to fifty ceuts a bushel
and the farmers will not market it, but hold it
back for higher prices. The same paper says the
corn FIELD of Illinois is without parallel for guam
ity,-one Of the exceptional crops which are said
to come once in Ave years. A Champaign farmer
says 1t will not command above twelve. fifteen or
eighteen cents bushel. and most of it will be
used as feed for stock 1t Is added that not half 40
many acres have been sown to wheat this fall as
were sown last fall aud no farmer will duplicate
in 1855, the corn planting Of 1857.
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STEALING Woop.-Thomas Foley n,

CTkALlSd "ooD.-Inoma rOiey anu
bis wife Mary, were arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge of having in their
possession quantity of wood stolen from John d.
Quares. The prisoners live near the brickyard of
Mr.. Quarles, On the southside of the basn and
both of them asserts their innocence with much
warmth, but Mr.. Blunt swore positively to the
ties were held TO bail in the of 800 to answer
an indictment by the Grand Jury in February
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AN ExcIrEMRsT.-At the concert lately given at
the Court of Vienna in honor of LiZst, the great
artst hayng left his glove the piano, there was
in instanfap5ous rush to the instrument to obtain
possessionof the relic. The struggle among the
ladies was tremendous, and In the 6dsdrre the
glove was torn to pieces but each lady proclaimed
herself delighted with the small remnant which
fell to her share One of the princesses, Waldeck,
who captured the top the thumb, has had it set
IN the handle Of her eye glass; where, surrounded
by brilliants, 1t excites perpetual envy amongst
her unsuccessful rivals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

ACcIDEyT-One Of the workmen en-
gagged in raising the Washington Statue upon its
pedestal accidentally caught his left thumb u the
stone door to the Monument while shutting 1t yes
terday and got ii cut Off
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RoYALTY.-The Prince of Wales celebrated his
sixteenth birthday early in the present month, so
that he emily lacks two years OF the age at which
members Of the royal family of England attain
their majority. The event was observed ut Wind
with the customary honers-military salutes
and parsdes ringing of bells, display of flags and
other manifestations of loyalty. The week pre-
vious he visited the ''1lustrious, (traning ship,)
which be is to Join in March next. as Z cadet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

MARINE DIsAsTRR.--By letter TO the savannah
News, We learn that the British bark Arabia, was
lost on Hilton Head Bar, on Monday Aight, tns
rived at Savannah on the 2lss infant, On the y. J.
Revenue cutter Dobbin, they having heen taken
from the wreck Of the lost vessel By tho enter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

CoNrIscATED.-The Clerk Of the first
market levied on two turkeys belonging to
Mary Dunniyant, which she had bought in the city
and was Offering for sale again, and had the ma
dam called befors the Mayor yesterday morning.
who not only forfeited the fowls, but fined her IS.
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WoODFIN's sPECTFTCI-FOR

CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
Ihe proprietor Of this Specific has been aware OF
It's writes for several years having freq aently made
small quantities tor gratuit0us distribution 10 tho
afnicted He had no Idea Of Offering il 10 the pubtc
In this form, until lc was urged 70 do 90 by many
who had been cured by its use. He now with a cot
oonndsnee offers II 70 the public for the two diseases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresf! and Dyspspsia
not as general psnacea for a the ills flesh is heir
Of sale. N ''"0S7
Manufactured and sold by u. wOODFIk, 18th
street, Church Hills price 81 per bottle, or bottles
For So FOR sale also, by GAuBBs APPEssoN: T. J.
PIooT; j. W PoLLARD, 18th street; and Dr. sNsLLINss
corner OF Brosd and a3th streets. Church Hill
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HEAVY THEPr.-Bill Tate, worthless
free negro was arrested by officer Seal yesterday
morning. for having in his possession q lot Of old
iron. When brought before the Mayor. Bill endea,
vored to impiicate an innocent servant, but failed
In bis purpose, aud was soundly logged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

FATAL AcCIpEST.-Mrs. Carlisle, the wife Of Mr..
Harvey Carlisle residing Pleasant Dale, ,Hamp-
shire couny, Va, was killed on Thursday by the
falling ofa tree. 1t appeared that she with
her husband who engaged in telling trees,
when the accident occurred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

SLAVE VnssELs.--Three Of the slave vessels re-
Gently captured and taken into Havana are said to
have been built with Boston and Portland capital,
ana wien captured, Eastern people were on board
as officers and part Of the crews. Another of the
vessels had been owned by parties in Massachu-
setts, Maine and New York, aud Was sold W lth the
knowledge that she was intended for the slave
trade One had 400 Africans on board, and ahoti,-
er ll6.-I1r9dsld Adrerti,er.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

new MopB OF STOPPING A HoRsE--A few days
since, fiery young horse, attached to a light car
riage, in which two young men were seated. took
fright at the noise of a locomotive, at the railroad
depot In Lancaster, Pa and started to run away,
when one of the young men, leaning over the dash
board, seized the animals tail, which had the
effect of stopping him instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

LIBERTY IN SwEpgS--During one Of the discus
sons in the Swedish Diet on the royal proposi, ion
relative TO religious liberty, ~ De Koe, |, Chant ei-
not voted the tribunal would b. com PEELED to pass
sentence on seven Swedish women accu led of the
crime of having three years ago quilted the Evan
Selieal church. and embraced ths Roman Catholic
faith. They would, added the minister, be neces.
sarilJ condei med to exile. This argument how.
ever as is proved by the result, had no influence
on the decision of tho State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

LoUIsIASA-The full Official vote of Louisiana at
the late election, gives Robertson Dem SOL ms :
jority. The average Democratic majority is 4,64S.
The Legislature stands: Senate, % Den ocrats to 3
Know Nothings--14 Democratic majority. In th
House, the Democrats have 49, opposition 3S, and a
tie in st. Mary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

SITIIMSG IN NovgMBER.-0ur streets are all
jingle with sleigh bells. Everybody and his wif
are out. muffied 10 the chin, and going it for dear
life, if they feared six inches Of snow would not
last more than five minutes.-BuGdLo Courier, Noc
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revival in the Methodist church at Wytho-
vile, Va. just closed, resulted in 80 conversions.
A similar occurrence has taken place in the Pres
byterian church at Blacksburg, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

lMPRovrse.-Fromin intelligence received
yesterday evening, we learn yoang Rust who WAS
accidentally shot by Vim. g. White, on Saturday.
IL slowly improving, and hopes are now fslt Of bis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

FIRE AT DUFFiELD's DEpor.--A dwelling house
near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Duffield's
depot Va, and in the occupancy Of Mr.. Johu Shir-
ley, was consumed by fire Monday last with
nearly all its contents the family barely escaping
with their lives. 1t belonged to the railroad com
pauy.
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LOTTERIES.
CwAN & CO.'S LoTTERIES.-NEW
- an MILL LII VT GfMIYMRi-NA A MN Al

- AND RRILbIANT sCHEMEt-OApITAL,
lawn by j. SWAN 4 Co., Managers of the Fort tiaiues
a,,seniy Lottery, In eacb OF Their lotteries Tor De-
"sn3her ls51, at Augusta, Ga, 10 which ctr they
s,e raiaoved theii principal Office
GLASS 6S,
be drawn nj DC city oi Augusta Ca In public. on
sATURDAl, DEGEABkR SAX, ls37.
CLASS 50,
r. y, draw in the city ~ Augusta Ca in public on
SATURDAY. DECEMB&R i2rH, ISsT.
GLASS O.,
r. h. drawn In the city of Augusta, Ia. in public on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER lsflI. 1897.
CLASS u.
70 L., drawn Ia the city Of Augusta Ga, ia pubic on
SATURDAY, nECEMBEk ., lS51,
ON TlfR PLAN or SiSGLk NJABkRS
$500 PRIEST
Nna--ip or lf1se IL kagYy Ntne EokeEs.
MAGNIFICENT SCIiEMEi
AR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

FAraL-Mr. Wolfe, who cut his throat In Wash
ington county, Va, last week, died from the
wound. Among the relatives that he leaves, is o
father los wears old.
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GoINC up.-Mr. Joseph q u

OoING uP.-Mr. Joseph ". watts, the
contractor for the brick work of the Mechanics
Institute Hall, has begun to run up the walls, and
if the weather proves favorable, the job will be
pushed forward to completion with all possible dis
patch. The Institute needs means to complete
this edifce, aud notwithstanding the scarcity OF
money we do hope that all who feel an interest in
the education of the working classes, will contr;-
butte literally to the enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

THE Cry COUNCIL will meet this even
ing at the appointed hour TO continue the revision
of the ordinances prepared by the Mayor and ore
of their committees. The job is heavy one, and
will require much patience to completeit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

GREEK LAW SuIT.-The law.courts Of Athens
are about to be engaged in suit in which the SUM
Of six millions of francs is involved. A Greek of
distinction, named TotzZsa, left by will to his wi
dew his whole fortune, consisting of the above
mentioned sum. The testator's brother, residing
at Leghorne, disputes the will and hence the suit.
The case excites great interest at Athena.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-At q recent trial in Broome
county, N. Y, it was decided that passenger hay-
ing purchased railroad ticket from one point to
another, had right to ride on any train he chose
stopping over at any place the road day or
more at his pleasure. The notice, "good for this
trip only" was of no legal force.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

CoAsr SukyEY.-Lieut. Mayo, Of the
ton yesterday, while performing ths duties Of his
odics at the corner OF Main and 18th streets. Ac-
curate surveys are TO be made OF ell the seaport
towns and cities ia the Uuiou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

The BosroS BANKs.--A meeting of the banks OF
Boston was held last week TO discuss the propriety
OF partially resuming specie payment. No action
WAS taken in the matter, 1t appearing imprudent
to take the proposed step just at present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

NOT HKARD.-I eStefuAy, was th6 tlm6
appointed for the examination, before Justice Ba-
ker, Of Henrico county, of VIM. j. Dunn, charged
with stealing four tons of pig iron from the Messrs.
Jordan, of Rockbridge in April last, but owing 10
the nonarrival of Witnesses, the investigation was
postponed until Saturday next. The accused has
retained Judge Crulnp and Col. McRae as his coun-
aJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-The u.
s. Circuit Court will not be in session again until
Thursday, in consequence of the death of Judge
Halyburton's mother, who died at his residence on
Sunday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

LAcoNIc.-The following is n copy OF the thanks
giving proclamation of the Governor of Minnesota
Territory :-'Thursday, the 10th day Of December.
Is hereby appointed to be observed by the people Of
Minnesota Thanksgiving day. In testimony
whereof" &c.
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= .no prizes. amounting TO S32oOC
whole Tickets Sl0i Halves IS; Quarters 50 50.
nt A hE IDT~fkpX


whole Tickets Sl0; Halves IS; Quarters 50 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
ThA Numbers from &c a,0D, corresponding with
, - Numbers ON the Tickets printed separate
s oi paper enoireied with small tin tnbes and
rlsrrd in ono W heel.
'he art J6s 81. ses similarly printed and encrced
ar placc<i in another Wheel
The wheels are then revolved, and number is
1~sWu from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
t,rne $ Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The
SgnbeT and Prize drawn out opened aud exhibit
"A /, tie audience, and registered BY the Commits
s,aners the Prize beng placed against the number
draan Thisopsfstion ID repeated until all the Price
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PsIEss.-The two preceding and
the two sscoeeiiug numbers to those drawing the
6rst Prlzes viii be entitled 10 the 81 Appr0xins-
ra Prizes Fer example: II Ticket No. ii $50 draws
th- go 49, Prize those Tickets numbered 2s, .24e,
II 81 II 252 will each be entitled to $50. If Ticket
No So draws the $3dO10 Prize. those Tickets num-
hered ~ 5g 5AI. 352 viii each be entitled to $3;
Sn4 - On, according tn tie above scheme.
Tie S.Hu prizes Of $40 viii be determined by the
Ia figure vi the number that draws the S6U1 prize.
Plr example: II the number drawing the s60,0u
prlre ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
sguher ends in l. viii be entitled to $2n. 1.-THE num-
Ir ends with No 3 then all the Tickets, where the
purter ends in ?. will be entitled to $D and so on
to0. . 90,
rstse which is the risk:
Certificate of a package oflowh2le Tickets, -
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REVERSE IN TaADE.--In che remarks of q
speaker before the Georgia Agricultural Society.
he said that the principal object Of forming the
society was to encourage the cultivation Of wheat
IN Cherokee, Georgia, and the result has been that
IN ten years, the State of Georgia not only sup
plies herself with -four at half the prics she for
merly paid to the North. but actually ships -four
to New York, which commands better price than
Northern flour, besides exporting large quantities
direct to France, Spain, aud other ports Of Eu-
rope.
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rtifcste Of package ofiowhole Tickets,
" 10 half
10 quarter
10 ityhfh
LIZ NRnEsTNG T1CKKrs on CKR,

In ORDERING TICKETS on CERTIFICATE,
Enclose the money 10 our address for the Tickets
OF ered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
bv first mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending IN
any Iigure they may designate. -
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
t. purchasers immediately after the drawing
a. Purchasers will please write their signatures
plAr and give their Post Office. County and State.
Sc KoInember that every Prize is drawn and pay
sAe il full without deduction.
81 All prizes of l.9D and under paid immediate
IT ser tt drawing. Other prizes st the usual time
efthlrty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN 4 CO. Augusta. Ca.
ea- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.or
.aut., GeorRia, can have their orders filled and
saye time. by addressing 8. SWAN Co, at either
Of those cities.
re- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each Is
erttled to- will be published after every drawing in
n following papers: The Augusta 1Ga Consti-
tut ionallst New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Ipteliigenoer. New York Weekly Day Book sAvan-
Dispatch aud Psplding (iiss.) Clarion. no23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

The THROUGH NAIL was taken North
on the Frederieksburg raiiroad yesterday morning,
for the first time under the new arrangement.
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DEAR TURKEYs.-Wllliam Walls, an ex-
PEELED huckster appeared before the Mapor yester-
day, to show cause why eighteen turkeys belong
ing to him, and offered for sale in the first
should not be forfeited to the city. Walls it seems
had been expelled from the market, for buying
poultry and selling it again in violation of the or
dinauce, and on this occasion had purchased II load
of turkeys and sent his mother to sell them there
by hoping to eyade the law. The Mayor informed
him that henceforth he could sell nothing in mar
ket, and after forfeiting the turkeys to the city,
fined him $40. few such licks this on specu-
ators in the necessaries Of life, and they would all
seek other yOcatjons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

Re ORGANIZING TIE ARTILLERY.-The
members and friends of this old volunteer corps,
are to meet at the first ket hall tonight, for the
purpose of recognizing. let all who wish to be
come members, attend tlit Meeting and aid in -
lecting such officers ri, insure future success.
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HARD TO CoNouEs.-Clinton Jsmes q

v IA
free negro, and the keeper Of a dsorderly house in
Pink Alley, was again before the Mayor yesterday
charged with permitting unlawful assembly in
his house last Sunday night. Lieut.. Truehart sta
ted, that on entering the premises, he found four
separate apartments-a grocery, bar-ro0m, dining
room and cook .hop, and that he arrested nine ne
groes at the place and took them to the cage. As
Clinton is an old offender, and Il troublesome one
t. the police, tie Mayor fined him for the unlaw-
fal assembly and for keeping cook shop, and
then ordered him to be soundly lashed Such dens
are ruinous to servants, and the police should
b eak them up at all hazards.
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so RENARD.-The above re-

En- ward Of twenty dollars viii be paid by the
~ % subscriber to any person who viii deliver to
~ him, at Craigton, III Henrico county, his No
ErU gIri NANCY, who some times calls herself Nancy
CADbAlu who ran away on tire 18th of this month
Nancy is a very likely bright mulatto, bushy head
very bright black eye and about Il years old. She
il ,levesi To be in the citv of Kichm md, its
entv Nm A. CHRISTIAN,
a. zt-ts Crgiston, Henrico co.
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FAIsE REpoRr.-A rnmor was circulated

ON the streets yesterday. that P. p WINSTON the
Sheriff OF Richmond, had resigned his Office. On
enquiry, we found that the rumor was false. au,
that the deputies were about to resume the colec-
ton of taxes, which they would pay over to the
Trustees, to whom everything had been assigned
by the Sheriff. 70 enable his securities to make
good their bonds. If Winston does not resign be-
fore the Grand Jury term of the Hastings Court,
which meets next February, he will then be in,
dicted and dispossessed Of his oice but until then
we know of no power by which he may be dis
possessed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

TRINITY CHURCH. The congregation
worshippins at Trinity church ara highly delight
ed with the appointment of the Rev. j. A. Duncan
as their pasto. made at the late annual session of
the Virginia Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, held in Elizabeth City, n C..
He is a young man of fine talents and said to be
one of the most eloquent ministers Of that persua
sion lie is expected to enter upon his duties about
the LIST of January next.
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DISTINGUISHED DrssE.-Rev. John +.
Brosddus Of Charlottesville. one Of the most elo-
auent divines IN the Ba,5'ist denomination, will
preach In the Grace Street aptist Church Tonight
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''11OH "VIO OI ut'kIII IIIUrUtItu.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED OF THE BRITISH,

On the day of the assault, we had 81 officers and
lllS killed and wounded, being nearly one-third
OF the whole number engaged. The First Fusiliers
alone lost nine officers, and other regiments be-
lieve, in proportion. The Engineers suffered hea-
viiy; the three officers conducting Nos /, 2 and
columns Qieutenants Medley, Greathed and Mann
selll were all struck down early in the fight and
Of IL officers on duty that day 10 were put Aors d,l
combat. The loss of the enemy is never likely to
be correctly ascertained but the end of the one
ratons it is probable that at least 500 men must
have been killed between the 7th and 10Th and a
very large number wounded who were carried
away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

A coxcchB, teasing DR.. Parr with an account Of
his petty ailments, amongst others complained
that he could never go out without catching cold
in his head. "No WONDER" returned the doctor,
''you always 20 out without anything in It."
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

cHwR CARRIAGE.-l have for sale
Es9sSSsSN second hand CARRIAGE, in good or
der suitable for Hack OF family use. Apply TO
A. 2f-ts ALIEN MOTT. Auct
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vAMoosED-The foreman of ire company in
Chicago has absconded, taking with him one
Thousand dollars of the money belonging to the
COMPANY.
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VANbCSks IN LoNDos.-There are inward. of soo
ohih'ouses In London, and of this number 5l5 q rs
tne property OF single land mostly for.ienl nro.
ptietary-the pr London General Omnibus Comnsnv
Inc oso omnlbuses ran, in the week ending Cc,o
per per oI, not less than 222,I79 miles. or nearly TEN
times the circumference Of the tilobe and tbsv
Carried r not iess than 10000 passengers.
Ihe vehicles are worked by 6225 borse.,ror.
IMAM the whole of the British cavalry engaged ,t
Waterloo weeks allowance of food ftr ths
~ norses consists of 43o266 pounds of chopped hay
clover ana straw, equal to 242 loads and 623 25s
pounds OF oats, barley and beans, or 2.376 omar
.ers; ana 40 loads OF straw are required for ths
peaulhg of the horses. Each horse rms on an
average, twelve miles per day. The daily coat of
the ratlons OF each horse is rather NOR. than D.
~, or Tor the horses of each omnibus ten in num.
oef' u.s.; the other expenses, such as borseke eer
erS. Veterinary service. shoeing and Others brinr
up tue total expenses.for the horses of each omni
nus 10 II 6s per week. The number of men ron
stahtIy employed as drivers, conductors and horse
Keepers Is not less than 300 OF whom the drivers
receive from 3s TO 6s., the conductors As and the
horsekeepers IS per day. The sswear and tea nf
escn omnibus amounts to lis Cd. per week, aid f
the harness 6s. per week
The average weekly receipt from the whole of
the omnibus is ell $780, but the state of the wealth
or materially affects the receipts-thus a very wet
Gay reduces the amount received by from $500 TO
LAW. On the I'D Of October, owing to the contin-
nous rain, the receipts fell short of the usnal
amount by ESQ.