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NOTICE TO DEALERS IN BRICKs

NUTICE TU Il Is IN BhIIhs
r6SHE underEsned hereby invites proposals. for !.
4 log rhe Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad c.
With 100000 OF best quality Bricks. The ssri
delivered on the line Of sad road, ss follows:
2uU 90 at two or more points in hsnsemond al
Wight county.
100000 al two or mora points In Southampton Oh
eN,GOn al tao o. more points IN Sussex county.
4o0.0o0 At two CT marc poin,s In Prince George u
1900 900 on fhc said Compsny's wharf q, NorteI
OF toe said brieks may be delivered as In this late
Bids will be received tom ths 10Th April next =
10th May following, snd all parties proposing mus
In person their BID, and with It asample Of tho brr'
which it is based. WM. MAHoN,
Chief frlt
Office Chief Engineer n. & P. n. Co, Norfolk, ~
March 3l--c4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31
THE GREAT MISSION OF THE PRESENT ADMINS.
TRATION.

TRATIOE.
a correspondent & the Uaion points out, in the
following concise aud comprehensive words, the high
duties which Mr. Buchansn's administration is sol.
emmy called upoa - discharge. That Mr.. Buchanan
w;,l prove faithful aud true to hi, trust, We have the
o!earest and mos. cheering Indications In the cautious
aud wise policy he has pursued in the Are,
month of his administration
An economical expenditure Of the public funds;
q srriot observance Of the doctriue Of the equality Of
the States; q rigid ~eIaction Of the justice and cour.
fes;es due ne from other nations; the protection of our
oomme,ee upon the high seas. and OF the rights of
American citizens in every land, unceasing opposi
tjon 10 od;oUs determinations against the laboripg
classes of cur country no distrust OF the capacity
q %. Institution 70 meet the respon@ib;l!,ie, Of a
legitimate expansion CT our territorial Limits. These
arr propositions which command rho respect Of the
,soole, and ir tho absolute Decentralization of which
10 can anticipate a t.:G:apa aud . reaown szch s.
few administration, since the days Of Washirg.ou
aud Jefferson, have been able to Claim aud 10 the
o5r.ec, vindioa,ion aad success OF which We oap
boast a lsgacy worthy to be transmitted 70 genera
tiJcs vet 10 be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

BALTIMORE MARKET, MARCH 2s-Flour-The
market was dull. and $50 Sbls Howard street, Ohio ard
City Mills S~uperGne, sold Tor 81 IS. Whes,-sales
Of lsUO bushels a, ! ~ 8 | 4S for Ordinary 10 fair
whites; | 50 to | S. for good to primei and ! 90 to
62 FOR choice parGsIsi Red SO TO l 81. Corn in fair
dem.nd at 81 to 62 cts. Bacon In fair demand-salss
OF old Sides at III TO IL ceuts; nav Shoulders lOii
Hams III TO l3I. Sugars and Inolasses oonl!au.
Arm at iormar quotations. Coffee quiet without
change Whisky 25i 10 20 for Pennsylvania, and II
to ~ for Ohio. Firs, class paper in good reque't ut
| to il per centa month. Money on call 8 20 -
I amt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, MARCH 0.-Cot
ton is slightly dearer, saes to-day of 5000 bales
middling qualities improving most, middling l3t d
l3. c:s. Sales Of the week IL. QUO bales. Receipt
less than last year S4,UUO bales. Receipts al al
Southern ports less than last year POI 200 bales =
Sugar is firm al 10! 5l0: cts. Molasses general,
uu,Jte6 al 81 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31
FROM WASHINGTON.

EnON SAI :,
E4sslSsTos, March Ex-Governor Walker mad
{ long intsrvlew this morning With various gentle
men Of Kansas, oGnosrning The affairs ct that Terri
tory, wishing to scqusi;t himself With q. the parh'
enlsrs preliminary 10 proceeding thithsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

sssd from the War Department, countermanding the
Hon. Jefferson DsviS' Instructions for the removal Of
the troops from Kansas.
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LARGE FIRE.

M~rNpzIs, March H.--Ths entire business portion
Of JscksonPort, Arkansas, has been destroyed oy
IRE. The los u not stated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

The REPORTED SALE OF TIE WHITE sulphur
SpxIsos, Greenbrier, Va, published in the Char.
loltesville Advocate, is incorrect, as far a. w H.
Nscfar!end of r edmond, is concerned, that gsutle.
man not being connected with The purchase, il, in.
deed, any ia. been mads.-iD Dispatch.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

MOBILE MARKET, MARCH 27.-The Advert
.er'e Market Circular qnotes Receipts of Cotton 60
ihe week 5000 bales against 10 600 bales tbs wrsa
Previous. Sioch 81. co.. Uai=s. Middlins cotton l3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

DR.. T. B. Rsnick recently sold bs farm near
Lewishurg, Va, to K. P. White, OF Lewi,turg, at
$40 cash per acre. There are 2O0 acres in the tract.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

I~TO THE vOTERs OF RICHMOND-
FH take the earliest opportunity to say 70 my
friends and ths public generally, thai. | an still! l.. csndt.
date for the oaace ofCIfY SERGEANT, aud have not with
drawn from the contest, as has been erroneously stated,
TO my injury, on te streets.
hope my fdenb will sustain me nobly. as I doub. not
they will.
March 3I-Hs GEO w WILEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

RAILROAD WORK SCsPEsDED.-The Warrenton
w., News states that tho work on various sections of
the independent line OF the Manassas Gap Railroad,
is about being suspended, for want of the necessary
funds for more active operations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31
AkEEkIAk WILL

AN WILL ..
nROPO5ALS are invited for sinking An Are'r
at Fort Monroe. Old Point Comfort vHs.
parties Offering 70 state at whst sum they WIN o..
at 'beir own cxpea.e. 10 complete the work - :
required 20 insure q sufi -ieut supply OF potaols :.
be discharged at OF above &c level OF the iaf''''
ground, or within the reach OF a ue;ion'PnnePo,
Proposals addressed to B!eve: Col !; L.sn' :
OF Engineers, WI! be received INT! TIC in !
next nA.S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

FIRE AT SPorsYLvASIA Couar HoUsE.-We
regret 20 learn that quite q destructive FIRE occurred
on Wednesday las, at Spot-ylyauis Cour, House. by
which our friend Sanford lost all bis stable. Together
with the out houses adjoining aud their contents
The property. however, We hear was fully insured,
aud hey crd the temporary inconvenience, no lose will
be sustaiusd.- Fredericksturg Reord>r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

Cos.cxrD.-r...er's large academy, near Ca mp
bell Court House, Virginia, was destroyed by fire GU
the Goth instant. The building was new, and was
one of The finest Of the kind 10 the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

OsT-A certificate OF STATE Deb., rs.istese.
IL Office Of the Second Auditor, .na asn1'I:
name, being esrtisssso No. 81 for eco. :, and "a . a.
September, lsi5. Eoios Is hereby s.,ea Sasf w
will be msdo TO said Auditor '@ FEC = =
ca'e soco,dipg to law. fAAHe1o
March Qa-1av1n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

THE FEUlr.-Notwithstandiug the fears expressed
relative 10 the probable future Of tho fruit crops, it
is believed that nothing has yet occurred to prevent
a good yield. Peach and Apricot trees are now in
bloom the latter are generally destroyed by the
frost in the latter part of April. For ons or two sea-
sons past however, we have noticed fair supplies for
sale in our market.-lNortok Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

WALrEn c. SMITH, ths chief engineer of the
Hcmpield Rail Road, has been elected general STU
periuteudeu, ofths Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road.
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IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERrc,
WashixGr oS, March 30.-Private INTEL gepcst
Central America states that the conference ..
Commissioners Of Costs Rica. Nicaragua, Gr,..
la. Honduras. and San Salvador, is how sit,ips, ~
Miguel, negotiating for a partition and a%nueI.,,:'
Nicaragua among the above States. The prom.
for this arrangement came from Nicsragus.
KANSAS AFFAIRS.
WAsHIS6ros, %srch 30.-The instructions n 1
v aiker, are bassd on The principle tina, the s.s
of Kansas are valid. He is principally charge
see ;ha; the pnnpi. have fr6a and independent,
fraee in the affairs at the Territory; carving ON
provisions Of the registry law in the election for
.cates to the State Convention. The troops b.,
fore employed. IRE TO be remo"ed, and Others, mo-
fore implicated in The affairs of the territory, a.,
be substituted; but there is no expectation Of
necessity 10 call on them for aid.
Mr.. Woodson, late Secretary of the Territory
b. sppointed 10 land Office in Kansas. =
f - -
BALTIMORE. MARCH 30-Flour Is dull; +,
of ali kinds n: s. IS. White wheat l 55sl IS
| 36sl SO. Corn is dull; sales OF white Sass.
NEW YORK. MARCH 30.-FLour is heavy; .
of State brands at s. GOaj 70 Southern 3 81.
Ohio 5 95s6 40. Grain is unchanged. Stocks
6rner-Virginis's 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

NoMyATIos.-Wm. II. BurwelI, Esq, formerly of
the Washington Organ, has been nominated FOR
the Virginia Senate by the Democrats Of Bedford
county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

Col. BEsroS's NEW WORM. H. Rappleye.
Agent oil d. Appleton s. Co., New York, has arrived
in our city and is stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
and will receive subscriptions 10 the Debates of
Congress, abridged by Thos. II. Benton, Esq. Mr..
K. viii also receive subscriptions for other works is.
sled by these extensive publishers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

tUH SAbf PRIVATELY.
FARM containing 1865 OF $40 acres Of god :.
A lind on West Creek, seven miles South Of
Court Hoasc-nbout lc0 acres in originaigrowth oie'
ber-nesrly one.hali under cultivation. On IL! q d'
house, tobacco barns, grain house, &c, aud A~
tereu with curabis springs. II Is considered Ha
rate tobacco la.d.
TERMS reasonable. For particulars address
JONES q DEAt
March 3l-,f Wall Street, Rec
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KANSAS AFFAIRS

BALTIMORE. MARCH 80 -Flour Is dull;
of all kinds n: s. IS. White wheat l 55sl 6s
| S6sl 80. Corn is dull; sales Of white S1s59,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

Recommendations Is. White, OF this city
has been appointed Mail Agent between Richmond
aud Weldon, NC. in place OF Robt. j. WiglesSorth
resigned. Salary $1,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

ksOAF.-lO Gross Lows Brown Windsor Soap, 4
- ce.yeG aud tor lule by PETERsu !
March 81 sorner 18th and Main s-1s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-31

WV Dunnavant, kichnond Enquirer ; Nsc.Gj
Ferguson, Sou. Lii Messenger; WIN H Davis & CT
Mcrch"n.s, Richmond John Z Lively. Caroline q
Thos l. Parish. charlottesville; Geo b Brown WI
Aibsmnrle county; DR. A V Payne, Gooeh!and eoutt
VIM b Gray. ilsvannn conEfy. John p ruls,, Al
a!il!s, Augusta county a II Atwood, Jc.errrll!e, 4
county. M.rch. I
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,%ESOILET SOAr.-50 boxes ssiorted TO..s, 81
IL Including Palm, va.iceGtei. Cushion Az. u:
styles. w. PETER.
March 81 Corner 18th and Main ,- a
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For the Enquire

NEW KEsT, March &c, 1857.
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Nh Ate SG.-We have received a large lot Q VI
1NR and Colored Mating, which will be sok 2
cheap. FARMER, HIMMo 4
M-rch 81
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For For Oak p;a. s3Per cord ord d'i Ss' CASH.
Fer Coal as to kind and quantity. an l3-Zm
DISSOLUTIONs, &c.

G-PARTNERSHIP.- -GROSHONG &
~ TUPMAN having associated IRVING HULL
,,itl them in the purchase and sale Of CLOTHING
md such other goods as pertains to their stock at
Kichnond and Charlottesville, the business will
hereafter be conducted under the name and style of
GROSH0NG, TUPMAN co.
Hoping the past course Of the old Arm has been
satisfactory call attention to the present cOnntc
tion with the as,urancethat nothing shall be want
,ng on our part to merit continuance of favor.
GROSIIONG, TUPMAN & co.
Richmond. July lst. 1857. se5
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sUp'Ts oFylcE VA. onNrsAL =. r.,
sr rE-Exzu VIRGINIA CENTRAL
SssS7 <vpsslA1SnnfsS RAILR0AU
Track completed to I,oKs0N'sRIvxR,

In advance of time aiyeTTi,i, the rails laid,
and instead of the 18th Of July,
10TH
The passenger TRAVIS will certainly get
JACKS0N'S RIVER, within six hours travel By
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over q
Auod road. ...
The celebrated Greenhrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations TO Q
considerable extent this season for visitsrs
Passengers reach f1le White Sulp hur from Petsrs
burg, Richmond. Baltimore and Washington, on the
same day. and the Sweet Springs next morning 10
break fast.
Passengers for the Rockbrdge Alum, Rath Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage at
Hlboro and arrive at the Springs 10 supper the
day they leave Richmond.
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THE WHITE ROSE HAS FADED.

The White Rose has faded that laid on the breast
OF our dear little infant we loved and carrssed;
From this world of sorrow TO the sweet realm.
above,
Che has left US to dwell in that haven of1ove.
In the coffin we laii her, around her brow en-.
twined
The few faded rose leaves that were still left behind:
TO remind as at once of the dear one entombed.
We will weep not for thee let our sorrow now cease
Let our thoughts reign above to that beacon OF
peace;
IfConChs, Colds or Asthma, IA tho cause of our
grief
Take LEONARD'S COUGH SYRUP OR INSTANT
RELIEF.
Wholesale agents Mcssrs. PURCELL, LADD& co,
ADIE & GRAY, and !. w. GtRiiCK, and retail by
al Druggists and dealers in The State cf Virginia
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DAILY DISPATCH.
gpNEspAY MORNING.. SEPTEMBER Is. 1887
rYNaNCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

saIes in New York, Mond,y. of s2on Va 6S at
A.. aud s. 900 do. at $s6'1. The New York stock
BOARD has resolved 90 limit time purchasers % w
days.
The New York journal Of Commerce, OF Monday
afternoon, says: - ,..,
There is still an active demand ior money, put .ne
ha.ts aro nal ing more EFFORT 90 Accommodate their
s,,,r,ar. and with y California remittance nearly
& he,,, ncsi,nn is 80 strcsg that they can afford
20 4 +. , IN market /. lower but prices
quail. -. =, gs, A. ~ -
don lss syo7ia for produce bills, l07la9i0s1. for
bankers.
The New York Courierof Monday morning says
TIE Banks Of this city are loaning to the utmost
limit prescribed by their safety generally to the
amount OF their approaching receipts tor the forth
coming three days. some are completes 10 curtai
in nri r to iortfy their position. We learn that
~, B,nk of Commerce has discounted over two and
half millions since the Ist instant, ami the action
Of the large banks generally ss liberal one toward.
flpir customers Nothing has transpired 10 auect
the customary dividends Of the banks now m opera
ton the downward tendency in the market values
Of their stocks being the scarcity ~ money hol
diruution Of confidence.
The Tribune says
I,h,s been a point Of considerable discussion da-
-. IN, ,x.ek the actual amount Uf the specie
-. IN thr tity Ranks and il has generally been
,,l,cad be wccn s2D0l .ett and $E,.Fl,Hl In order
10 settle this point we hav" obtained from the ranks
,he .ts,u.I an, unit hand AZ the opening Of bust
es mi. morning aud find IL to be $l3aS 900 (thir
team millions ant twen'y-fv thonsand) This Is
zetuaI pxCepi9BE ia case Nt n lew bankh, OF winch
f3, average II last week was taken ms result Is
al la.,l 40 million better than we anticipated
and shows he hansS With their reduced loans to be
in str,ny ps.it'on. To this amount will be added
ia d,y or two a million and half ftom California
bringing them mp 10 S4 ,50n.tsn. while there IL no
p-os1 IT Cf nm 'diste resumption of the foreign
drain.
RICHMOND MARKETS. SEPT. Is.
fT.0UR.-Thcre il No change in the Flour market
to-day.
NIStT is uneh N ycd a1t We still quote at 81 %
and ~ 81 f,r hest RaI and White. ,
CbRN j. selling in small lots AT DC, ihtt eeii2 tile
highest price fpr small lot'.
NORTHERN MARKETS.
Srv yorr Sent I5--t.tc AID Ohio flour AL
xanrr3 - Quotations nominal. Southern undam-
ay~d wheat higher: rel 81 %; white Sl+H Corn
I,JI,yan'; mixed 11GC76 Stocks firm. Va. hs So.
Etlrt,g ,RE Sent l. Flour better. Howard Sj21
cr,,,b and Cliy s., on tim" and s. cash. Wheat
hrm.r. red sllH5gl Il; white 81 25g!.S. Corn 63td
20 t,t both whit. and yellow,
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For White For
Pnrsnnl SArTnn
DAILY LINE BETWEE,

ssSIaNNTRICHMONp, OLD POINT. PORTS
71UTT ATD N0RPoLK Tho Steamers GI.kS
COVE aud CURTIS PICK, now in first rate ORDER
sill. on and after MONDAY next, 18th inst, COM
LI-nce and continue daily line between the above
places. I'D.
The GLEN COVE, Capt. J. o. Davis, will leave the
wharf at Rockets on MONDAY morning at 10
o'csck precisely; and the CURTIS PICK, Captain
Samuel Barney, will leave the wharf at kornlf on
the same morning and at the same hour, and CON
tinue tn run every day Sunday excepted and torh
turning.
Passage TO Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk, 81 20
Forward passage, 30
Seaie ~ cts each, Il. o. HASKINs.
Freghts taken as usual, hut the freights 90 all
goods intended to be put OF at any Of the landings
the river must be paid when the articles sent
the Boat and We not responsible for any article
after it ia put ON the wharf to which il 10 directed
iaIs r. o. UAsKISs
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RUNAWAY

q $40 REWARD.-The above re-
EyA ward will he paid for the apprehension of a:
So negro woman named BETSY, upon her deli
* very to me. The said negro ran away from
tie subscriber the morning of the 10th inst; Is
nout 81 40 years Old about Feet high, dark COM
pexion. with long black hair and is of very good
appearance. She sold at auction for Mr.. pullen,
81 the firm Of Stchbins Pullen who bought her Of
Mrs Preston, on Oregon Hill She il supposed 10 be
still lurking about in the city, as she has been living
here a number of years.
al 2a--Im* ISAAC RrSENIIEIn1, % Main st.
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DICHMOND BELL ANDB BRASS FOUN
IL DRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-
FACTORING Dps Main street, between sub and
9Th west sideThe subscriber has for sale J tiraes
Tenders and Summer Pieces en- hracing 100 different
kinds, and il daily manufacturing Crates to order,
Wholesale and retail, at Northern prices. Crates
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded to any part OF
the State. Also, Bells and Brass Castings made to
order and all kinds Of repairing done at the shortest
notice.
NH lg-6m i,AM'L D. DES0ON.
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VOEGELE & WElDEAlEYEk.

n B. DICKINSON,
~. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
fOhE!GN FRUITS WINES, LTQTORS AND
SEGARS
OFFERS FOR SALE
fresh oranges. Lemons, Raisins Figs Dates
Pruues and CurrAnts
Fresh Almonds, Filbcrts, Walnuts, Pecans, Palm
ans Cucuanuts.
Fresh Olive OH, LicoTico AMI Claret Wine.
IN BOND:
i51 baskets Ifedscck, NUNS aud Star Cham
paSne.
Is or. pipes Madeira. Sherry and Port Wine
- half " United Vineyard. Hennessy, jules
robin and Blackberry Brandy.
53"j Gehutat Havana Cigars.
Hpilant IN, irish scotch and Rye Whiskey
'td jamtica, y t. Rum and pure Spirits
As IA general assortment of lower grade Bran
dies, Wines and Whiskey
WAREuJ USE, No. 3, 18th street
az 1-2m Richmond, Va.
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GA VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED PRI-
Fa.:f VATE DWELLING AND VACANT LOT, AT
TIE CORNER OF GRACE AND 9TH STREETS.
FOR SALE-We are authorized Ia sell the above de
sirHbly located property, now in the occupancy OF
A. A. Hughes Esq.
The location sjustly regarded among the best in
the city. The house has front Of 33a feet, and the
vacant lot ~ feet each running aek l57 feet to
alley. Th- house will be sold with, or without, the
vacant lot as may be preferred. Apply to
No 4-,itIO GDDDIN 4 APPERS0N.
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cARRAIGH MANUFACTURES.
COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-The subscriber has
" now ON hand large lot Of ANTHRAClTE, best
Lump, Average and Smith COAL, Oak ana flas
WOOD from which he can supply his customers anu
others at the lowest market price ORDERS pr0inpu!
filled. JOHN y. o1hS0u,
se l-Im Corner 9Th street and Basin.
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MECHANICAL.

TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARf.-The subscriber i.
fully prepared do all kinds of work in Che above
business with dispatch ami returns thanks to hi.
numerous patrons for past favors and soicits con
tnusnCe of the Being master ofhis business
he can promise his customers that all work done b!
him will at least be equal to any other house in tht
city and fully cheap-e fact known TO all person.
who know what good work is.
KO0FIEG GUTTERING, 6c.-H. is prepared L
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds cfGas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and eX
tensive stock Of " ell and Garden Pumps.
faI7 CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
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"a FOR Rem Tenement No. 2l7
sf:I Main street, including Store-will be put in
thorough repair for 4 good tenant. -
" 23-ts LEWIS D. CRENSHAW.
IN FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Having
III purchased residence in the city, Offer for
rent or lease for three years from st October next
the Tenement tfevernor street adjoining Dr. Plea
saints. leased by of James ". MOrson, Esl. The
premises will be put in thorough repair.
Jy 23-ts LEW Is ID. CRENSIlAW.
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5, i95 prizes. amounting to


Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters " 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. ..
The Numbers from to J0,iD corresponding Win
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper encircled with small tin tubes anf
placed in one Wheel
The first 467 prizes, similarly printed and encrcled
placed in another heel
The wheels are then reyolved, and NUMBER ID
drawn from the wheel OF numbers, and az the saIne
time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. Inc
Number and Prize drawn out are opened ana EXHIBIT
ed to the audience, and registered oy the Coinmls
siOners the Prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the frizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzBs.-The two preceding ana
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing Tue
first Prizes will be untitled to the = Approflhla
ton Prizes. For example, If Ticket No; IL 20 draws
the $40 e9 Prize, those Tickets numbered It9
II ISL II 252 will each be entitled TO *40 II ticket
No $50 draws the S3DO00 Prize, those Tickets num-
bered as $40 $751; 552 will each he entitled 10 s5";
and so on, according to the above scheme:
The 5000 prizes of f20 will lie determined by the
last figure Of the number that draws the Stn TIE;
For example: If the number drawing the eco,u'
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets Wnere tIe
number ends in l. viii he entitled to $50 lttne mum IN
Der ends with Mo- then all the Tickets. "here th
number ends in g. will be entitled TO So ana 80 Oh
too -,
Certificate. pack sges will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk: ssn
Certificate of a package oflo whole Tickets, SSo
10 half ~
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