The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-16
Plan of Swan & Co.'s Lotteries

3H.0j0 numbers corresponding with those on the
tckeh placed in wheel. The prizes placed
in another wheel A number ia drawn from the num-
her wheel, and at the sae time prize is drawn from
the other wheel The prize drawn is placed against
The number drawn. This operation is repeated until
all the prizes are drawn out
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Enclose the money TO our address for the tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail.
The lst Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers immediately after the drawing
II Purchasers will please write their signatures
psin and give their post office, county and State.
" Remember, that every prize is drawn and pay.
able 10 full without deduction
" All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid imme.
diately after the drawing other prizes at the usual
time of so days
All communications strictly confidential.
Al Tickets eashed or renewed in other tickets at
either Office. del5
A MkHiCAN HOTEL.-I nave This day
N sold and conveyed te Mr.. VIM B. Bishop, the
interest OF John J. Brown, ESQ in the lease fnrni.
ture, good will, &C., of the American Hotel and 60
iieit contlnuancs of ths liberal patronage of the
tor. VIM. IL JOHNSON,
jan ], 1851. Committee of j. J. Brown.
The undersigned, having taken a lease. for term
oi years, on the American HOTEL respectfully soicits
s.hare OF patronage from his friends and the public.
ne pledges himself that no effort on hspart shall be
spared to render his guests comfortable and to sus-
j.2-ts w B. BISHOP
( fONsUMhks OF q A who wish to
~ have their meters filled with AlcbohoI TO pre-
vent them from being frozen up will please give
City Hall.
1885: ~ '
when the inspector has required q meter to be
covered to protect il from the FROST or 10 be filled
Win acohol TO prevent il from freezing, il such
enne OF such alcohol be furnished not BY the consum
e ont 6y ths Inspector. the cost thereof shall be
charged TO the consumer"
de 2s-dlw&tStaw3~
SCHU0L or ANClkNT AND MODERN
>, - LANGUAGES, AND OF MATHEMATICS
~. the Undersigned intends to open IN Richmond, o
tnaie ochdol in which youth will by a systematic
course OF studies be prepared for the higher casses
U our colleges or be fitted for the active duties Of
; I9; Aiaed by an experience of several years. he
VII, oy thorough instruction endssvor to secure such
t, q, VIII ensute success. The discipline will
pe nlid' but hrm, requiring compliance with whole
tone regulations. The number of pupils will be
18th streets ~
=, TERMS, for session of five months commencins 2
Inc nfst ONDAY in February, 1857, and ending the
ISL - day Of July following:
For Epglish ,uhi q 10 m
" aneient Languages and matics.... 25 90
french spaniah and Italian Languages,
4, krdeh exIra}. 10 60
Board, including washing, lights, fuel &c.
IN the family of the undersigned, who
n can accommodate seven or eight pupils rs 90
L. .IontS ItQulteni one haif On entrance, remain.
neI on 18th of April.
iuplls will be charged from day of entrance To the
a OF the session. and no deduction will be made for
ahcs, a'.t except in cssss of protTacted sickuess-
NOS satisfactory references can be given on aupli
oalIos For further information address the under.
signed in Richmond, Va.
ja5-d3tsw6tr John CARY
NoTiCE-,Were stolen from my trunk,
= at the st. Nicholas Hotel. Within the last ten
asys, two NEGOTIABLE NOTES, each dated
nond, I'd February. 1856, drawn BY Robert Ed
mohos 10 the order Of Isaac Davenport, jr They
aie endorsed by Isaac Dave IT,. and also by
myself. one Of the notes is for six thousand three
req and forty six dollars and sixty-six cents
Pay1Dle on the first day OF January, 1858; and the
ethef Tor SIX thousand snd six dollars and sixty
~. cspts payable on the first day Of January, 1859
persons are hereby cautioned against trading for
VI ~ soy manner negotiating said notes
BACON TAFT,
St. Nicholas Hotel.
e. .ew Iorx. lztn jan, IS5I ia l4-dim
INK CHEAPEST FUEL.--Af the pre-
.. cent relative prices Of FUEL. NATURAL COKE
- uhoonbtsdly the cheapest. The SOFT COKE 10
aheq1asd as fuel for CRATES, being easily knded,
Cs snc one third more durable than Bituminous
Iosi. The HARD COKE fs an excellent fuel for
ovss cooking ranges, and for furnscss In dwellings
aso.ofes churches &c and IL nearly Ii not quite ~
durable - AnthTscite.
rkicEs-Soft Lump, SO, Soft Hail, $3.50, Hard
SokS, either grade, % par load.
iaads, corner 10th street and Bssin Bank ana 9Th
Anc byrd streets. JNo. J. WERTH, Agent.
C1 kk n IWM COUNTY, CUNRO
Rams, tive yssn old. fos sale By
~ ~ CRENeAAW 4 CO.