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SENT ON TO THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
examination of Wm. J. SOmerville, for being con
cerned with Robert Pullen In stealing money from
the Custom Uouse, was brought TO IL close yestrr
day before the ifustngs Court, and the case being
submitted without argument he was remadned for
final trial before the above named Court.
The of Pullen; juiBy implicated was then
gone into and part of the evidence heard when the
Court adjourned until 10 clock this morning
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PLATED Work At the late exhibition
of the Virginia Mechanics Institute. we noticed a
Of beautiful plated work, from the establish
ment Of Mes haDe Co., Baltimore which mus :
have taken premium tor its neatness but for the
fact that il arrived too late. Mr. ID. Hagerty has
this case on exhibition at his store Main street,
and would be pleased TO show it to all who desire
TO purchase stop cocks of any sort.
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LOTTERIES.
/; a co.'s LOTTERIEs.--NEW

IyWAN & co.'s L0TTERIES.-NEw
- Am RRTLLfANT SCHEMEi--CAPITAI
pRIgE slo0aDil-The following scheme will be
5rawr, ~ SWANS Co. Managers Of the Fort Gaines
a5r,7,y iot.ery in each OF their Lotteries for No
TS-1l,er 1857 NJ Augusta. Ga. to which city they
tsye removed their principal ethce;
GLASS 81.
- Ia drawn In the city of Augusta, Ga, In public,
'''N SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1EH, 1887.
GLASS 62.
- he drawn in the city of Augusta. Ga, in public.
SATURDAY, NOV EMBkR i4Tn, is57,
GLASS Is.
- - drawn IN the city Of Augusta, Ga, In public on
A'0' SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2lsT. 1887.
CLASS %,
l., ,rs,sr In the city of AuguSts. Ga in public on
80 san RDAY. NOvEMBER y, 1857,
0y TI!E Plan or SINGLE NUkBRRG
aIe0 PRlZESl
Nearly 0Ht i15ts h Errry Ni'ae TSckett
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
70 sx DRAWN
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An FxT ssrys oRaAsrz.rios.--Ane exchange states
hat yanng man, named IIndo has been srrssted
Ia Ltms, South America, ON the charge Of being
concerned ina vast scheme for 20 berry More
than thirty letters were found In his poss~ssion,
for wholesale robbery In south and Central AmsrI
ca by regular rganized company, who had their
directors. secretaries, tressurers. and other cfl-
eiais Lindos father. who 10 la New FORK, b Al-
legged TO be at the head Of the concern.
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STEALING PoTAroEs.-A crime of TIN.
nature procured yesterday before tho Mayor. ths
attendance OF Cornelius, slave to Mr. H. n Dn'iJs,
who had been taken by the watch the night pre.
Vious while going along with bag contai,ing !.
quantity OF the fruit. The supposition was ,hsr
he had stolen them. lie could not make n a,,asr
otherwise, and so he had to submit to slIghr IL
ling. :" - '''sAb tlcA-
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UPsHoT or KINNEY EXPEDITION According
to the following extract from letter dated San
Juan del NOrie Oct the coup dr grace has haen
given to Col Kinney's fam scheme 4 col mis-
tion in Nicaragua:
'Advertir.ments in En- lish and Spanish are
ported UP about town notifying the public that all
the certain property, &c, known and described
within certain boundaries, or 'ai right title and
i.terest of Henry l. Kinney therein will bo offer
ed for sale at public auction the Sd day of No
vsn,ber next by yirtne of mortgage duly recor-
slis town. Alas howsr : emghty fallen. Even
the title Of Colonel is dropped fiom the name Of
Kinney. The last known of the obscured luminsry
he was at Ruatan, moneyless, shoeess and despair.
ing The notice of the sale If the property, which
consits ofa house, caused quite sensation among
few enrolled under the title of the Kinney Union,
who have managed 10 keep possession by hook or
or Of but are now warned to leave on the I'd prox'
Imo,'
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A AL.

a MATCH AT PiDGEoSs viii take plsee
q. bassheath Collieries, near Richmond Va. on
sa. me l4th inst, between David White
n n1use OF oid schuylkill county. Pa. aud John
"eisn OF the sunny South. for 500 aside to shoot
AZ 10 BIRDS each; q yards rise and co fall ~ ez.
snot' rom ground trap; TO find aud trap birds for
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SoNs OF TEMpEaANe1-We are glad

SUNS UF IEhPEHANLk ~ are Elau 10
learn that this order is again prospering in this
city. While the other Divisions are doing but lit
tie the Divisions on Union, Oregon and Shockoe
Hills are thriving very well Large accession.
h We recently been made to their numb r, and
they are eIerting good influence. surely the
habits of sundry citizens hereaboutz need such IN
influence This revival of this good cause is attri-
butable to several public meetings lately held and
20 the exertons of 4 few true and jealous men,
Another public meeting will be held this (Thurs
day. evening. at Duval street Chapel. Several
speeches may be expected. and advise Ill to 20
10 hear can not hurt; it may do good.
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:, hSUEKkD UOWN.--A man nAmed
Conrad Bucknsr. appealed 10 the polIce last pioht
-e..a1 ~ O'Clock, for protection. lie said be vas
.oIne, ana when near J. n. Blankenship's. on
a..a S .sess some person approached him from BE-
,ss 80, nn,ckea him down Buckn-r IL one Of
srysnt. and imagined that the sstsck praeesd.'i
from sosaeo their friends To preyens rsnssi.ior
OF the sttaek. Lieut. Wheat and Wstchmsn JsSs'
accom- panied him home ss~ss
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AMERICAN ENGINEERS ABkoAn--A PARA LITTER
says: .'fhe young American engineer Who vas
called from the United States 10 conssruct din
cult suspension bridge aeress the Avon a Bristoi,
fnsisnd-a bridge commenced and given up -
ippassibls by the great engineer nfnnel-- 10 now
10 Paris and expresses himself perfectly saftsr
ded OF his success In the undertaking. His men
are already at work.
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SAr.sfAcroRY-The New York Tribune says that,
In ths recent Amazonian horse-~hfpptDK affair In
broadway. Miss Louisa Gasseo, who snxs In the
choir Of one Of the fashionable churches. Was the
principal performer. and Mr.. Eugene Thorn took
The secondary part The same paper explains the
affair by saying that u was the result Of some die
aereegu<Ht between the parties.s
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DIscmARGED.-Wi Williamson Price was
brought before the Mayor yesterday and dischsrg-
ed Price vas arrested on Tuesday suspicion of
causing the death Of Roberta Prince, which suspi
eiou Was epgendered by his having thrown her
= GEL af doors on Sunday, while she was sick.
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CoArLarsEp OF pY nsR NgIauno,s

COMPLAINED OF BY HER AEIGnnoRs. "A
eoiored damsel rejoicing In the name cf Martha
Anderson. aud who keeps bawdy house on Broa,l
street, Was complained of BY her nel.hhoTs ans
yesterday carried before the Mayor Ia rouseauepee.
4 considerable degree OF moral tnrpitade wa, Al
lrsed and proved against her The slayor there.
apon required aer 20 furnish security fer her e,.
behaviour and failing 40 d. 80 she was sent 10 ai
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nwrry,Sn JIo,

DWELLING HousE BuRNED.-The Ia, o.
brick mansion house owned bv Nr ra, ~
ton, near Watkinsville, In Loif,sa eonn,. " en.r
entirely destroyed by fire a few days ago Mr. ss.i
son 8 loss Is very heavy. The Are 4 hn,I.xsd ,a
have been accidental, pehsssa 10
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THREATENING LIFE.-A man named Jas.

THREATENING LIFE.-A man named Jas.
III. Griffin was brought before the Mayor yester
day for threatening the life of Belle Mitchell The
prisoner was relieving the monotony of every
day existence by Certain demonstrations of a war
like character against the person of his wife. H.
had succeeded in giving her a severe pounding and
changing the appearance of her eyes. when Belle
thinking the affair had progressed far enough. in
terposed. The enrsged pa-ient," (for Griffin occu-
pies that relation towards BELIEF then flew at her
uttering hnrrid threats i'll the interim. lie WA
sent to Jail till Friday, WHEN, if his wife il vel
enough to appear. he will doubtless be made T.
suffer the pains and penalties justly belonging t.
such conduct.
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FAr.l RuLRrAo AccIps Srs.--wm Pow-ll. Ia,or.
er aged 81, a resident Of Foriham. westchrs, ar
eonaty. New York, was run over and instantly
s'nea oy tfain OF cars. near Williams bridge, on
saturday afternoon .On the same afternoon = ,sd
named James Higgins IL years of age. was ssrnck
by the cow-eaieher of locomotive. 10 Fourth Az
enue, near sixtiefh street. New York, and thrown
with violence down an emhankment. He died IN 4
e ~ minufcs
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NJ WALKER & co. have added to
AN. their already large and well selected stock of
9entleneas Fine Clothing, an assortment of over
Goats, Business Costs Fancy and Black Cashmere
Pants, DerinO, Velvet and Silk Vests. Also, large
lot Furnishing Goods Also, very desirable lot of
Gentemen's Travelling ShaWls. Strangers would
do well TO drop i'll and look before pnrchssng.
n. WALKER co.
81 los corner Main and Pearl SITS,
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The MAYOR, yesterday, announced his
purpose OF hearing testimony on Friday morni,1
III the case Of Charles sweitzer and the two nart
neLs, as charged with stabbing Duke and Bryant on
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PosrOFFrcp

.proIsTnENrs--v Virginia and Tfxnsyk-
vic. postmaster, Colessfle Alhe-
lanes y. Hammer; John L.
PosroTFrcr s.ore, Upshur eounty,
eTnm.-EIi Ames HUI poetmAs
marie county. Va. vice. ~tce o. y
Queen, postmaster, Marbles -son,
Va, vice John W. Narple; Jacob a.
ter. Hghtown, Highland county Va
-iberi; Robert e. Parker postrnastsr p.,,.
Jnniata county Pa. vice J. W. Oberhoitzer-al, "a
MI vacancies created by resignation
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Their stock consists Ia part Of
kodgefs', " ostenhoims." Butchers" and "Ma>
pins pocket and table 9 atleTy; Razors. Scissor
and Shears
Bellows, Anyils, Yises. stocl and Dies, and Tongs
uor:s and Mule Shoes, and Grifins horse sho
Nails
Heap and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Bolts
Cast shear. blister and Ger nan Steel
spades, shoyels, Forks, liz As Picks and Mattoxes
stirrnp Irons, Bits. Bnci les Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon, stage and gig III mes
Brides, Halters, Girths nd Web Reins
Pad, stock, chest I'LL. rim aud mortee Locks
Building Hardware of sery description
Carpenters, sinths' and saddiers Tools Of every
description
iimmonsi, Collins, Mann rs and "Virginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Bolting Cloth
k:bITbey are, also. sole agents in Richmond
or Fairbanks eelebrat ID Scales. sci
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LIE hEsTucEf sEsAroRsHiP.-The contest ser .ha
once Of United States Senator in Kenruck Vi; to be
nlied ut The next session Of the Legislatsre, Il,
which tae Democrats have majority on h, M hat
lot, appears 70 lie between Hon. James GnibyIs
late Secretary of the Treasury, aud Han. Isans
lloyd, brMerly Speaker of the House The disen...
Y getting quite animated In different paris ~ .hs
State. S'
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VICTORIA, slave of kdwin Phillips aud
hired 70 Rev. Thomas @ Hays, viii be examined
before the Mayor this morniag for attempted arson
and larceny, % her AnpIaJeg' 4 shlase On Nas "a.
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tIO0DFiN'S PECIFIC!- FOR
" CuEANIC TuRIrsu ANn nXSpE pSIA

~ CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPB PsIA-
Tho proprietor Of this Specific, has been aware oI
s yirtras for scvcra years having frequen iy msde
small quantities for grstuitous Distribute l. 10 the
afflicted He had no idea of Offering ne public
IN this form, until he was urged To do 40. by many
who had been cured by its Use. He, now Eith great
confidence offers it TO the public. for the 40 Diseases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not ne general panaces for all the ills esh is heir
10 Many certificates may be seen at il the places
of sale.
Manufactured and sold by q. WQODPTN, 18th
street, Church Hi price 81 per bottle. bottle.
for 81. For sale alsO, by GRUBBS 4 APPRRsoH; e. J.
pIC0T J. ". P0LLAaD. 18th street and Jr SvRLLINGs
corner Of Broad and 2jth streets. Chur, b Hill.
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Acc1pENrALLY SHnr Rn ~.

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT -Ro. Bone. .on
Of watchmsn Boxe, was shot through ths "a.
hand. while out hunting few miles from the cssv
on Tuesday last. lie was in the act Of restin.
over fence, and for that purpose had put his fowl
ing piece over, when it slipped through his
hand ard the nipple striking against . rail- IN -
through his hand DR.. Roy ter dressed the wound
aud sent him home. Ii is thought he will only
lose two Of his fingers.
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Aionzo G. Turner, convicted Of the murder o.
Eiwerd Cheatham, IN Lynehbarg, hes bssn 80
tsacea to Is ,eafs Ia the penitenltsfy.
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4 rhAI Ed, FENUEhS, vi '-E OIIIO UF
~ SH0VELS, TONGS and rCxR R. III have for
sale an elegant assortment sf all XIII ds Of Grs "s.
Including every style of Fenslxs 5SuI amer Pss.es
handsome and plain sets of Shou.ls Tongs s.j
Pokers Se"en different sizes Of coal sScu tiles c 0e
sh9yes. hre Shoyels; Handsome Stal'ds 2r Sioyej,
ire Brick fire Slabs and Jams: Of Soap Stone o
setting up CRATES; Tavern and ChErch Belle Of
sweet tone. Builders, house Keepers and others In
want ei any OF the above articles be sur piled ut
the lowest Northern prices. / aKf manu- tcturin.,
ali Kinds OF Brass and Iron Work of the ri pove d.
serlptlon at my BELL and BRASS POUNDl II. ana
CRATE and FENDER MENUFACTORY No 923
Richmond, Va 'e' 'ioe'
l6-3nl n Dr,r
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w Ii. TYLER. who h.s beer
OFFICER ,

b w II. TYLER, who hiss been
~ seme time time past from
OFFICER -. -'eadiiy improving. and
confined to his bed a.. ends OF his carry
severe indsposition, is
hopes are entertained by his H.
and perfect restoration to health
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PRESENTED The Grand Jury assem--
bled on Tuesday last and returned press aiments Q
i"li"~s against Bernard Graves and John Clarke,
TWO cases FIR assault and battery on ID. W. Saun-
dsrs and Chas Baker; against Geo Myers. Of Baiti-
more, Tor stesling umbrella from Recorder Tstss
against VIM. Duke, fnr ob-tructing Albert Acree.
Foreman NO. FIRE company in discharge OF his
auty and threatening to do him personal violence.
The Grand Jury meet again at II o'clock, FRIDAY.
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CLOTHING.
,. - -
Z. 3. McELROY.
MEX CHANT TLOR
NO. 2, HALLAID uousp

w NO. 2, RALLaID HOUSE
..liA~ Has On hand good assortment az Cy nTrys
AsslMEiEs. NEsTiNGs, &C., which he is pre-,
pared TO ,iahe up IN fashionable style, on coop
above, he has made arrangements with the well
known house of VIM. 7, Jennings q Us one of the
most fashionable establ ishments in Broadway. New
York, to supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all ST yies from ma
dunn to the finest quality. All new styloawi be in.
troduccd as they came out
An assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS viii be kept constantly on hand.
oc 2-d3m L. S. McELROY
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/ ARGE ARRIYAL OF NEW GOODS.
VISITORS TO THE Fab 1857.

KEEN, BALDWIN Co, have, in anticipation Of
your wants. recently received lars additions to
their stock of
FALL AND FINTER CLIO THING,
enabling them to show the largest an Sttrsc-
tive stock exhibited by them or o be found in
this city or Stsie; Hsving une9usDa advantages,
We dJY success com petition. If you would consult
your own interest. call at the old and fsyorit.
house, i02 Main street, where may be found, at ali
times, the largest stock, latest styles and sest bar
gains. All goods warranted.
oc26 KEEN. Bb LDWTI 4 CO.
4 MOTHER OPPORTUNI TY FOR GEN
- TEEL CLOTHING, st ll0 , EIan street, and our
stock We consider superior in ev cry respect.
The assortment is complete in all points, size,
quality and style Dress and Business Goats, over
Goats and Ragisus. Shawls id Blankets, Shirts and
Drawers, Collars and Grave ts Socks and Gloves
by US.
for cash.
Walk in and buy what you want
GROSH' ENG, TUpMAN 4 Co.,
oc 30 ll0 Main ct.
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The above should have appeared yesterday.
MEETING oP THE Ffpr Drp.prup

MEETING OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
meeting was held by the Pire Department on
Tuesday night The business that chiefly occupied
the attention of the members WIS in deyising
means TO put n stop to various disturbances which
have arisen lately. "wbile the iremen we're In dis
charge of their duty" which disturbances it is al
ieged. were "crested by others than those recog-
nized as firemen."
rhe Department adopted resolution having in
view the preservation of good order among the
hremen" when on duty, in which undertaking they
request the cooperation of the officers of the law
and all good citizens The Mayor requested
to send sufficient force of the night and day po-
Ice TO all fires with directions to report themselves
there to the head of the Department
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THE BULLS AND BEARS IN MorIoN AGAIS.-wsjI
street cannot be quiet long at time 1t seemed
but n few weeks since, as though the bulls and
Tears bad be- n so completely used up by their ef-
f1rts to resist the pressure" that t would be q
very long time before they w0ud find themselves
on their feet, and in working order. But glance
at the sales at the regular meetings of the Board Of
Brokers for the past week will show that the spec
ulGtor- for rise, and the operators for corner,
still in active operation. The bulls and bears
were only scotched, not killed. by the panic The
spirit of gambling is rife ever, and new gen
eratioD OF operators stand ready TO rush In and all
the places Of the leading veterans of the street.
The next arrival from Europe may check, for .
while, the tendency to speculation. but IL will
break out again With new force long as there
fancy stocks to gamble in, or sales can be made
on time of securities which the seller never posses
.ed, and the purchaser never means to receive.--
". u TiRles.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

LIBRARY OF THE YouxG MEs's CHRis-
TIay AssocrArros.-During three months ending
November 8, the library has been increased by do
nation and loans ~ VOLS, by purchase 10. There
are now 2.0l1 vols. in the library. During the
same period 7G3 vols have been issued to subscri.
oers aud members. The hope Is expressed that
the benevolent feelings Of the citizens may be
stimulated TO activity in aid of its extended Use
fulness." The use of the library be obtained
FOR 81 per annum, which is dsbursed in buying
books Ladies' aud gentlemen are cordially invited
to visit and frequent the rooms The Library Com
mittee, in their report, say:
The importance of providing such a place Of
resort and entertainment. and of making it as at
tractive as possible cannot be overestimated--
books loaned to the library cannot be taken out Of
1t without the written consent of the lender gem
orally or specially given. aud all books are care
fnlly guarded from loss or injury. There Is in this
Collection in the opinion OF all who have examined
1t, more attractive, entertaining and instructive
books than can be often found in any equal num-
b-r--afordiDg the greatest variety. as we'll Sc
lectness to the reader"
The above should have sppeared yastar,iav
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( MOTHER OPPORTUNI TY FOR GEN
MECH aETICAJ
1IN, SHEET If .ON (NDGAS FITTING

TIN, SHEET If. .ON ND GAS FITTING
\ ESTABLISHsi ENT. TT IIRTEENTH STREET,
BEL ZEN MAlN AND CA RY.-The subscriber is
iuliy prepared IT, dp all kinii Of work in the above
business with sisistch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patr onh Tor past fay and soiicits
t1nuance OF the same. Beinge master OF his business
ne can pronSt lis customers Il lat all work done b.
MIN Will at least be equal 70 an other housesn the
CITY and fully As cheap-a fact to all persons
vino know what good work is
ROOFING, GuTTERIEG, &c. -Heis prepared to
execute TINS description Of work in very superior
manner both in town al i conn.ry
TIN WARE-AlTa.ys on hand alarge and general
assortment OF Tin " srs who!esaR and retail.
GAS EITTING.-H6 y lke1ia prepared to do ell
kinds ofGas Fitting in the bosz Ina lner.
PUMPS.-He klVps al WAYS asllia nd large and ex-
tenslye stock OF Well aad GaEx1ssuS amps.
fell CHA2Uxs H. LANGLEY.
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NOUTHERN IROlS WORKS-I IN

&OUTHERN IRON WORKS.-LEWIS
~ L. BARNES, manuf .cturer of PIRE Rr;GTNro
on On IN street; W est size, between Main aud Carr
EtH EEIAHItkES .H no FoR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO
WRoNGIIT IRON RAILING, Vault DOoRs
Gk I, TING INC, and all kinds Of HOUSE AND W WROUGWT
lhON WOkh, Will be done with neatness and dis
latch, on such terms az warrant will give satsfac
ti9n Ny old friends, and the public genersliy sre
s9lcited TO give me q call before engaging .iss
"A'A0' myS-d6m
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Tue cause OF the death Of the celebrated Nr.:
Rush, at sarategs, was erysipelas
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EAcF SATURDAr IN N0rEABER.

APPROXIMATION PKIEES.
M ne, =, srS - ''' sl,eOo
rrSrs, oi S2oo, approximsting TO $4,000
Prize, are i,&e
prSfss 6f $40, approxmstins TO $4,000
prize, are SO
M -. q 81 p, aprroximating to 1000
prizes, are 500
p!!zts a SOC. approximatin2 to 5000
prsEe, 2Tr 4Ul
prte,s of ST. approximetinS TO $3.50
przc, ara Seo
prlz.s Ct So. approximstinS 70 Sl,50G
prize. are AO
Wa lrizes Of So are lee.n1
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,,sFa, , L TRADE, 1857.
EJ GO. j. SUMNER,
Txg AND DEALER II
r.yy,y, t1Poh ND RARYifRTW4RE.


CHINA, CLASS %,sacaMoSD, "a. ''1'''
W NO ~, PEARL j. Fs{l mportations Del
We are 40" receiving ou- 's@,,. Robert Mills
ships " illiam Penn, Anu 80. - and vessel
tL'g oi brooklyn, &c, and per ~w re Lookinl
ii9a. he factories, stock nj Gla. sss! = and Ia
hiasses, plated goods. Block Tin, Brl. STs eek ii
panned Ware, &c, &c. which make III T,sNanl anc
arrest ana Host complete We have ever l. r.. "
70 Whlca We invite the attention of the ira >0ts
st"ck has been selected with special regard Va
wants OF the merchants of Firgiuia North Caro :
anu ehhesstse. Our Iacilities being unsurpassed "
are prepared TO offer goods on "a good terms q,
any r"-packiBg h-use in the country
=, hetchahts passing through city who buy goods
No are respectfully reqiested 10 call and examine
our Htocb As we are sats ed they can save the risk
St,g expenses on goods hs giving us their orders.
=, Hteat care taken ia fI.ing all orders and none
The best packers employed
~, GEO. J. SUMNER
n b-Stone Ware AT factory prices. All
~ -ssssas5ssssszssE1 RICHMOND, Oct. lst, 1851.
ksH rlzsSY.s-ssrs;YEs SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
anu alter .sls aiy AL packages intended for Ex
Fksas on the MAJ l. TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
trsl halifoad VIII be feceiyed At office l24 Main
eiTeet. instead of Ra iroad Depot, heretofore
lrg in ooniof!nVy with au arrangement made with
the above Cogpany.
j. L. MACDoNoUGn, Agent
cc Us Adams Express Company.