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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-01

prison. and at the end of long week ofmprisonment,
surrounded by terrible scenes of brutality, her home
besieged by mob, afflicted by the death of her step
father shut out from the rest OF the world by the po-
lice treated like outlaw by the Coroner, she was
called upon to testify. Could they not little
nervousness and confusion She was subjected to a
rigorous cr0ss-examnatiOn by the Recorder, man OF
great energy Of character. She was apparently cal
but il was the camness of intense excitement. The
Recorder had sworn that he did not his fixed
gaze from her cOuntenance during an examination OF
over four hours the whole object OF which was, first
to break down the witness, and, second TO extract
something from her which might impicate her mother
Mr.. Clinton proceeded to comment on the manner in
which the Recorder examined Augusta on the Coro-
ners Inquest The Recorder had said in one instance
to her, "What, what! as if to say, You arrant
wretch, you, how dare you say sou Mr.. Clinton
cOntended that she treated more unfairly than a
public prostitute would be- She, ahepless unprotected
GIRL was insuted with such question as this: Did
they DIR. Burdell and Mrs. Cunningham occupy the
same bed before the marriage p He thought that
such an examination would account for many dscrepan
ths And Mrs. Burdell at the same time stood before
.a,nn, 70 Christian woman. Wes it not enough to at
mother TINS property over the d dead DGay the
uon o. I'm aTe b H. who was chsse iccle, He
wouS Ven nem aIS' dollar gained in this way
life The contestants had attss. ' vi .uvn ,h., ~
Burdell in Herkimer the s.v ~ Of the msrrace
Before the Coroners Jury afiidave -. I'D 10
ing that Dr. Burdell in Saratoga DUNG the Whole
VI
proved that he was here. He hsa' never
bsen in an atmosphere 80 dense with per;urv
The village of Herkmer had been secured and par.s
found who were infected with Burdell!shness. He
thought patent for the manufacture of abb ought to
be awarded to the contestants in this case. The
Hekimer witnesses had, in the charitable construction
of the case, talked 40 much what had occurred
with what had not, that they got them confused The
time to which Mr.. Eli Taylor alluded was the 18th OF
November. Why didn't Eli Taylor produce his
rsoister Wherever the contestants had sworn TO
fact by reference TO register letter they had not
produced a single mark in black and white. MIR.
Clinton proceeded to point out the operations of the
abb mandatory" in Herkimer.
After recess Of fifteen minutes, Mr. Clinton pro-
ceeded in the Special Term room of the Supreme
Court, the Surrogate having adjourned thithsr. He
continued his review of the evidence and the proof that
DIR. Burdel in tho city at the time Of and mmedl
stsiy preceding the alleged marriage; He argued.
The mind Of Dr.. Psrmly va In mobd condition, and
bis stAtsossats could oct b rolled ~. his sae0ory
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WESTERN COURT ErIQrETrE The Judge OF
western court recently decided point adverse
to certain lawyer The lawyer was s'uoooth'
ana Insisted that the court was wrong
II tell you that am right J! yelled Tue COURT
with flashing eyes.
II tell YOU, Won are not !" retorted the counsel
Lam righi :" reiterated the court.
81 saw You amt" persisted the counsel.
"Crier yelled the Judge, Il adjourn the court
for ten minutes" and jumping from the oench, ne
r;,cbad into the counsel, and after lively little
Sght, placed him hors da combat: after which, bu'
siness was again resumed, but it was not long be.
fore another misunderstanding arose.
"Crierr said the court, I'VE will adjourn thia
time for twenty minutes and he was about taking
off his coat. when tho counsel said:
Never mind, Judge, keep on your coat-the
pint is yielded-my thumbs out o j'int, and I've
sprained my shoulder"
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CARGO OF IRISH GIRLs.-The City of Mo-
bile, Capt Marshall, sailed from Liverpool for New
York on the Goth ut., freighted with over 900 pas
sengers.
Among these are party Of 100 young wome n and Il
men, members of 1873 different ia miles the exoenss
of whose emigration ara betrayed by public sub
scription from nearly 600 different persons the ma
jority OF whom are lsborers and servant girls to
fund entitled the Irish Pioneer Emigration Fund y
The object of the institution Of this fund is to raise
the wages and otherwise better the condition Of
families In the poorest disfic Of ireland by the as
one member Of each family, specially selected on
account OF good charaster and industrious habits in
the expectation that the psrscn assisted will not
generous practice Of Irish migrants also send for or
otherwise greatly help The OF the family In Ire
land $50
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ANOTHER ViGuANcE CoMMTTEE.--A number
of men of Brunswick, Virginia, have formed them
selves into . viei ance committee The followicg
rsso,usio as were ppsej at The frat meeting
Resolved, That committee Of vigilance, corr
posed Of fifteen citizens of this county be appon-
tel bv the chsir whose duty It shall be to ferTet
ont all abolition agents and emssares, and 10 use
every exertion to bring these disturbers oil 'ne
ku lie lsace TO Justice. -.
Resolved. That this meeting cfsr q re"aru "
one thousand dollars for the apprehension "nu
conviction in the courts of our county Oh a"S
white person who may be fund tannpe'ins WIN
onr slaves
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THE QUIcKEsT RAILROAD Train IN AmgRICA-
The Michigan Central Railroad Company are now
Iunnfs hshtnlps tram from Chicago to Detroit dai
ly. uoon their single track, which for speed and re-
saiarity, s une qualed on any road In America The
train leaves ChIcsso at 9 H., makes ten stops and
reaches Detroit at O'Clock P M. masking tn At MACE
in nine h rurs from Chicago including stops C. dis
tance OF 202 miles The first day on which this trair
came through, tbs 18th May, 1t srived a:the Detroit
depot on time, to the very minute, and since ther
has been promptly up TO time each day This il
quicker time by some two three miles an hour
than is made upon sither the New York Central q,
the Hudson RIVER f0ads, both of which have double
track.
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BURNING THE DEAD-The Paris Academy of
Medicine has act the papers to writing and the
people TO thinking earnestly of the return to the
practice of burning the dead They say that in the
summer time the Partisan hospitals are crowded
with the victims sof pestience eugendered by
the foul air of the graveyards in the neighborhood
The yicuty of the cemeteries are a constant source
ofssmortality Their putrd emanations filing the
air, and the poison they emit imprsgnatipg the
water, are held charges5le for the many new and
frghtful diseases of the throat and lungs, which
be fiji all medical skill
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SINGULAR sUICIpE.-Mr. James Bell residing
neaI New Egypt, Ocean county, committed .utcids
On Friday lrst under peculiar circum ssncer II
peas that about len years srcs MIR Bell prophesid
thss be would depart this life on the ftb 6av e
Ju1e, 1857 and has since that time fredusntIx m
tieSed this Circumstance avowins his strong bslief
that he would not survive that date On the d.v
Den'lofed his family watched him up to y O'Clock.
ger wss over left few minutes, when he nrocnIsa
a. oia rszor stole out in the barn yard and with it
cur ms throat fr IN sar to ear, dying almost
ly-N etcayk Adueytiser
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Ia RUNAWAY .-.Hl0D reward " III be
E9 given if taken in tho State, and $40 If tax en-
&N out of the State.
~ Runaway my negro boy JOE, sometp
-anxa called JOE WINsTOE sbeut IS years old
little over feet high; rather stout built dark gin.
ger bead color; small moustache; stammers badly
when c infused orquckly spoken to; took along or
salts of cioths, blue dress coat with bras but
tops black ants and patent leather shoes white hat
silver watch with gold chain was last in thi,
city on Tuesday last; had pass to Hanover county,
aud supposed to be making his way towards York
river, for the purpose o. getting board coast
ing vessel. SAMUEL ELLIS
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MORMON kIMBALL ON "HEALIsG I'm re-
cent discourse President Kimball said:

hihBALl ON 'hEALIS In
cen, discourse President Kmball said:
The rough oak boxes in which the bodies of j. =
ssph and hyIum were brought from Carthaze wer.
msda into canes and other articles | have cane
made from the plank Of one of those boxes SO ba,
Brother Bingham and q great many Others and we
pr zs them highly and ssteeIn thsm great blessing
want to ca efuly prsservs my cane and whsn
am done with it hers, shall hand it down 20 Ipy
heir, with Instructors to hr1n to do the ssms And
the day will come when there will be multitudss
who viii be healed and blessed through the ipstru.
mentality OF these canes and the devil over
come those W no have them, in consequence of their
faith and confidence in the virtues connected with
thsm otten, ~han called upon to visit she sick,
handkerchief and asked God to saactify il and f|l
i with life and power and it to The sick. snG
hundreds have been healed by it; in like manner |
have sen. my cana. Dr. Richards uaed to Law his ola
black cane on q pe'son's head and that person hos
been hsaed through ts instr umsntsty by the power
OF God hfve known Jos4.h, hundreds of times
send his handkerchief to the sisk, snd they have
been healed There ara persons in this consre gatlou
who have been healed by throwing nv old CLOAK an
their beds" What acempI
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A CASE OF CONSCIENCE.-Dr Mckenzie, Of
Charlottesville received a day or two since let
Ter dated and po,t marked New York, June 18th,
enclosing a five dollar bill which the writer said
belonged to the estate of G Mckenzie No
name was signed, nor any indication given by
which the writer could be ascertained The only
inference is, that the person who forwarded the
money had defrauded Mr. Mckenzie of that
amount, and his conscience would not permit him
to retain il any longer
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Two CHILDREN sUFFoCATED On Wednesday
last, smoke was discovered issuing from the win.
We al Irish families The room from which this amor =
isIued was occupied by Thomas O'Hara O'H.rs
left homs early in ne morning to attend to his work
and bis wife after to do some washing for IA
mily in the nelghbsrhood leaving The two yoaneest
children locked In the 1t is supposed m at the
children, while play ing with matches set fire to the
bed clothes from which great smoke at once filed
the room, and suhocated the children. When the
door of the loom was opened the children were
deaa 'O
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GREAT LEAP Probably the greatest leap on
record was made at the Helena Shot Tower Wis
consin, some time ago A horse, twelve years old,
Jumped from the bank a perpendicular
precipcs of one hundred and eighty feet into the
river below, and came out safe and sound, after
swimming nearly half mile to a suitable landing
place. The water at the point where the leap
was made, was from twenty to twenty-five fee.
deep
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DA.rINI,s Atic or sINGING..-P. III.
ID TAYLOR has just received few copies of BIAS
SIMS ART OF SINGING This new book 10 most
mighty recommended. Some of the best judges say
of it
ain the first nineteen pages Of this new method II
embodied moro sound sense on the nature and saps.
bities of the human voice than be found In
halfs-dozsn similar works by European matters"
an6-ts
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HNpTHER itTEsn.rIo.., 49,
NJ, a =, II tation having hear hAcE Pko,
fax Nova Maine, to the ssrsmau %, 0s Nm .h9
T. 20 9e sh 10 the friendly
& rIySr, ths ropristor Of tbs an o. July Mr..
yiSsd III. sahsd his villin to .,ssnS snsm
ssst q sAs si I. yS,1 =. I'D
ere 10 trial OF skill American s quo o. John row
Win ,, , ssssH ore'hrs to make ~ unit
ehsmpon.sO n n wse sis. might contest for the
Cd 70 stake an squAl sum. and in $1,000 90 expect
which he tMr. Pryor would be peIfs",iu ,,.i Of
s'ids BY any rs:ulstiors the Mayor Of pnnai 70
might make for the match. VI fofusnd
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DECLINE OF DkUSKEssEss IN Lornox MI
London Economist Of the 25rd ult publishes an off
ea tsbu al abatement of the number of person, Ar.
metropolitan Police from the year 1881 IN Isss
Eve wncn shows that the nun Der of druuken mar.
sad Sa. INFO custody in the frat year Wa. 81 s53
tbs An me latter year was only 10 267. Will.
nar sl lion OF the city had increased about 50
esot within the period included 10 the retur, ~
Ci,n .eples do not embrace the iunsdct,on ~ ~
ivy ohee under the orders of the cornors,ion 'Ne
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THE DAILY DISPATCH:
T.cs say SToru,ns. june 10. 1887.
Rschu,o.S ,ro rkets, Juae Id

HfC6n1000 NI0rKets, JH"" C,u
TOHACCo.-The breshs of tobacco 81 lat wesh
white the receipts are not quite % ,nf.ctnr'ns
No change to notice in prices Fine u" M. nnste
Leaf ha. bssa sea-ee for the sss 20 q a shin.
iufsdor Tugs at % s50i0 good ~ ia .ood ALAG
fssa sos shipping si69!7a aSs@.o; 70, inv
his. 6ae st.mmius sieai! 90 s0o u,h, .a,ss fancy
SIs3l5 50. 6ne sls0al 25i sons "s"' ~
Flour /. change In cur t TO i, m.
set-whch from IT. very sss ..os. ana 81 tn re. nsa
80 >, 80, r.rfets We stiil quote superhns TO
.bnnsrs az 7sas-to the trade ss9s 2si Extra, to
th, trade 90 759s Family &sse0lo, s,co a.,
wHEIT-Noue arriving, and nominaliy y oo TOT
-. nss a. 20 for prime White.
P'cnRS~Market sustsiasd e further depression
.inss saturday The highest tbs could be obtained
,nssv was si05 We quote OIL for the CARGO $icd
from depo's
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p {<~SDaS - DAILY LINE BETpsh
Ssr.sss..sa, r1sx5S RICHMOND, OLD POINT
.aas&esenaxaf@ PORfSM UTH AND NOR.
FOLK.-fhe steamers GLEN COVE and CURTIS
PECK, now in first rate order. will, on and after
daily line between the above places
The GLEN COVE, Capt 30, DAVIS, will leave
o'clock precisely; and the CURTIS PECK Capt
SAMUEL AENEY, will leave the wharf at Nor.
folk on the same morning, and at the saue hour
and touch at all the regular landings on the river
going and retu ming.
Passage to Old Point, Portmou.h and Norfolk 81 co.
passage S 81.
Meals 81 cents each. r O HASKIHS
FTeights takon as usual but the Heights on all
goods intended be put off at any of the landings
on the river must be paid when the articles are seIt
to the Boat And not response Bile for any ar
tic'e after it put the wharf which it 10 d.
rected.
il IS z n HASKINS
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NIOTICk To TAX PAYERS. he liz or.
~ dained by the Council Of the City OF Richmond
give notice in at least four of the daily newspapers Of
the city, for fifteen days prior to the fifteenth day of
June that he will tend at his office daily between
the hours OF O'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock, P. M,
from the 18Th to the S0th of June inclusive for tha
purposs of receiving from any person charged with
city taxes, the whole half of the smounts of
taz charged deducting from the whole amount or
half as the ssse may be, ten per certu thereon.
The Co ctcr shall, in like manner, give notice for
fifteen DAYS prior to the 18th of December that he
will attend at his Office daily, between the above
mentioned hours from the 18Th 70 3lst of December
inclusive for the purposs of reeeyins from any per-
son who has aready paid enc half only of the city
taxes charged TO him, the remaining half deducting
from such ha!ften psr cent thereon"
In pursuance of the above amended ordins nce,
passed January 1l,h 1855 will attend at the Coec.
tors Office, at the City Hail. from the 18th to the SOth
OF June for the purpose Of receiving taxes above
directed. JULIUS A. HOBsON,
Collector of City of Richmond.
N Bit will be understood from the above ordi-
nance that those who do not avail themselves of the
opportunity OF paying the first half bet~e the 5h
and Soth of June, entitled TO deduction; but
are required to pay this whole amount Of their bills
as soon In ths month OF July a. the Collector saL
call on them Persons desiring information OF OF az
Containing the amount of their taxes will call at the
office previous to the 18th Of June.
js l-dtlstJy J. ii. c. G. r
NOclCE-- just received aad will open
at very reduced prices, amongstwhieh are large
lot of LAWNsat ~ cts. and L. per yard, such a.
we aoid at 10. and 20 cts q snort TIME since.
Those wanting such goods will do we'll to call at
No. 20 Main street.
my 81 dim JNO. l. 8MITHER
A AGRICULTURAL a Il HO U 5 e..
n The subscribers continue to Irsuufacture Axri
cultuIa Machines and Implements, OF ths most ap.
proved patterns and superior workmanship. They
ask attention to "CaIdwelps Horse Power and
fhre.hsr" single and doubled geared. with Sepssa.
tor If required, which have taken = premium at
every fair at which they have been exhibited.
ALSO,
Crosklrs Clod Crusher
Manny's Improved Keeper and Mower, the best
In use
kichs Iron Beam elow, highly improved
seymour Bages Broad Cast Grain Bowers
Masic Corn and Cob MIL an excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans, and several other pat
terms
Corn Shelters Hand and Horse Power, nom elo
Hay Presses; Wheat Drills; Corn Planters
Cider Mills; Grain Cradles; Nay Rakss, Harrows
Grain Cleaners Tobacco Milis, no As
BALDWIN, CALDWELL b co,
ep f-dSm No. l48 Main st., Richmond.
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MEDICINKs.
VIRGINIA WORM K1I.1.s

VIRGINIA WORM kILLKR.--C.n...-
y merchants and others sheuld not forvst ~ 1917
themselves With this popular and unfsirns Wp,D.5
very sweet and pleasant and certain in lie s.,s
TrJ Il 1t can be had Of the sssnts. PuRcgqaJr
LADD L. Co. BENHET7, BEERS q yIshi,.,
- $3.50 -- $500. ..x 40 "
ACHs0N's kxCELsIOR BITTERs-
from well known and distinguished ctissn snA 80
now 20 much In vogue: ~''S''h
"Mr. H. ID. JAcksoE--Dssr Bir: Nv motb.,A.
law, Mrs.. Armstrong. has been afflicted viii m.
pspsia for some sixteen years Not finding .nv ~,
mansnt relief from the various remedies n.s3 ~
was induced to ny your Excslsior Bittsrs,' ana n
affords me much pleasure 70 testify 70 their hen
results She can now enjoy her food with rsisb !,
which she was stranger previous To the use of Won,
valuable medicine Gro w WIZ -"
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oM-S. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGks.--
ENHfE The subscriber has on hand, at his Coash
Aac==sH-Makins Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley between Main and Gary, (3th and l4th Streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and sULkIES, all of his own make, of tho
best materials and workmanship; al! Of which will
be sold low good work of the kind can be in the
city of Richmond and respectfully ask call from
those In want Of any article In tina Carriage line a.
am determined to make to order and sell at the low
est prices possible and all work Sold that 10 new,
warranted.
n
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r.. rrEzsEszsz.xs1 Virginia SPRINGS
nR&@1'S- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Open to JACKaON'S RIVER. Only thirty mile OF
Stage travel to the White Sulphur; 81 miles to
Redsweet, and 50 to Old Sweet Springs
THROUGH FROM RICHMOND PETERSBURG
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and ALEH-
4NDRId, IN ONE DAY.
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x-s-NR Previous to the opening of
the Road to Jackson's River, pas
sengeIs for the White, Sweet and
Salt Sulphur will take Stage heretofore at Mill
boro, and stay all night at the Warm Springs and
arrive at the White and Sweet to dinner and the sst
at night the next day.
Passengers for the RockbridRs Alum, Bath Alum,
Warm Hot aud Healing Springs take tbs stage at
millbero, and arrive at the springs to supper the
same day they leave Richmond
FARE:
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Baggage Checked Through, 10 lhe Springs

Baggage Checked Through 10 the Springs.
THE MOST COMFORTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITIONS
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
The cars will be running to Jackson's River, 19o
miles from Richmond, by the 18th of July, leaving
but 80 miles of Stage travel to the White Sulphur
Springs good road.
Passengers leave Richmond at A. M; dine at
Stanton, ard arrive at the White Sulphur same
ight or, If they prefer it, ain night
C.vinston Callighsn's, and reach the Springs to
breakfast next morning
Passengers for the Sweet and Red Sweet stop
nil ht at Ca!laghans and arrive at the Spring
to break fs.t next morning.
Those for the Salt and Blue Sulphur arrive there
to dinner next day, after leaving Richmond.
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SupL va. .. N, u.
HARTMAN. BROWN L co,
Js9-u Propristors Stage Line.
NEW FURNITURE
S-x1 ---a..--as1----r1Sc- STORE.--We, the under
signed, have taken the ain street. 10. "a
made work, which we promise to .en cheaper and
perhaps better article than be bought in the
city. We also continue to keep on hand and manu-
facture, al old stand cornsr OF franklin and 18th
streets, all kinds of COFFlNs, viz Mahos any,
Walnut, Poplar, Cherry. Pine, &c. We also have
earse, HICKS and all the necessary articles In the
Undertaken line, such Sheets Shrouds Plates &c
which we can furnish more reasonable terms th an
can be had in Richmond
VIM. A. LEA.
WIN. l.. SATTERWHITE.
No "A Main st and cor. Franklin aud 18th SITS.
WANTED Three Journevmen Cabinet-makers-
Servants Collins ready made, of all Sizes
The above can be found at ali hours at the corner
of Franklin and 18th street yl8-Im+
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EXrREss COMFY,

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CUM'Y,(
RICHMOND May LIST, 1857
~ KEz4EzEN SPECIAL MOTTO 80
49, We prepared to trsnsact any
business on the Virgini. Central
Railroad, tapPertsiring to the Express busipeas)-
Especial attention will be paid to THAT line In con.
nectiou with the different springs Of Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at O'Clock A. M, in
charge of vsluables, money, &c.
For further particulars. apply to
l.. MACDONOU0H, Agent
my1 Adams Express Co. I34 Main IT.
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CWAN p CO.'S LOTTERIES.
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EvEI
DRAWN.
CAPITAL Prize sSO,0OO!!
TICKETS ONLY 90

TICKETS ONLY 60
Nnmbef Lotteries hsvs beon received BY the public
s.d The lsrse demand for Tickets, the Managers, 3
swan & Co., win have . drawing sssh Saturday
'n Ths foIiowins Seheme win b drawn In sssh
their Lotteries for J9 9,..s w 20
20 be dawn In the sity Of Atlanta, Ga In public,
CLASS 40,
70 b drawn In the city Of Atlanta, Ga ts psbs, On
Saturdays, June 18Th, 1857.
CLASS
70 b drawn In the city Of Atlanta, Ga in PubHs On
Saturday, June 2Oth, 1857,
CLASS AZ,
70 be drawn In the CITY of Atlanta, Ga In public on
on xaE I'I PIN OF siNGLE RUMBsRs.
Nh. aar One s P,sse g . Ess,y Ts- zse..a.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
r.cu s. TSHT Gs.xs JUNE.
prize Of. Ot0' prize of.......Sl 900
do ..........2G,Ooo do .......-I ,ooe
do .."......100O0 ! do .......-l Ioe
II do .......... 5 900 45 prizes of........ SOC
l do ........" 500 100 do ........ 100
i do .......... 2 500 500 100 do ........ 81
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes Of S225 approximatins to $4,000
prize ere.:...'''..'......'..s.... RsVo
prizes OF S200 approxlmstng to $4,000
prize are. oUO
prizes of &l25 spproximatirs 70 $4,000
prize are ON
pyizss of $40 experimenting TO $4,000
prizes ere. CoI
IL prizes of $50 spproximstins to 1880
prize are. 6oc
I6 prizes of &4o appreximatng to LOCO
prize arer... o4u
900 PRICES of go 90 OVJ
Se5 prizes ano ting e204 0AC
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2.60.