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III MAIN STREET.

~ o. D. TAYIUK has now on hand u
~ large and varied assortment of CHINA
g LASS aud EARTuENwAkE, eHbsa oing almost
every variety Of article IN bis line Of buslnss. Also.
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated AST0RS, SPtltNA and
FORKS; britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS, urns.
Painted Toilet Sets, LAMPS, CANDELABRAsw-
Also Green and BLACK TEAS. Of the beet quality, st
New York prievs. Al of which he Is warranted In
sayin he can sell as low any house Ia the city
To country merchants he is prepared o. efeT hae
assortment Of goods suitable 20 their trade and is DE-
termined not to be- andsrsold By any other hoass.
call with = view 70 an examination af his stoek and
prices, Is respectfully solicited. ~ te~ 2sn
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RUNAWAY

e $40 REWARD.-The above re
ia ward will he paid for the apprehension of a
AaVncgro woman named BETSY, upon her deli
X very to me- The said negro ran away from
the subscriber on tho morning of the 10th inst; is
about 35 40 years Old about feet high dark com
plexion. with long black hair and is of verv good
appearance. She WAS sold ut auction for Mr. Pullen
of the firm of Stehbns Puen, who bought her of
Mrs Preston. on Oregon Hill. She is supposed to b.
still lurking about in the clty, she has been living
here number of years
an 26-lm* ISAAC K32ENHEIM q Main at
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sAM'L D. DENOON.
THE WHITE ROSE HAS FADED.


The White Rose has faded TINT laid on the breast
OF our dear little infanr we loved and Caressed:
From this world of sorrow to the sweet realms
above
She has left Us to dwell in that haven of love.
In the coffin we laid her, around her brow was ell
twinci
The few faded rose lea that were still left behind:
On the grave we have planted n rose in full bloom
To remind ns At once of the dear one entombed.
We will weep not for thee let orr sorrow now Cease
Let our thoughts reign above TO that beacon Of
peace;
ifCoughs, Colds or Asthma, Is the cau.e of onr
grief.
Take LEoNARps COUCH SYRUP OR INSTANT
RELIEF.
Wholesale agents Mes.rs rURCELL,LA L Co,
ADIE 4 GRAY and J. ". GsRLICK. and retail by
all Druggists and dealers IN the State of Virginia
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GOAL AND WOOD.-The subscriber has
~ now on hand large lot of ANTHRACITE, best
Lump Average and Smith COAL. Oak and PINE
WOOD from which be can supply his customers ana
others ut the lowest market price Orders promptly
filled. JOHN r. SThGo.
e4-lm Corner 9Th street and Basin
GOAL AND WOOD-The subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale Of COAL from the Deep
Ruuu and "Springfeld" Mine. are now ready to
furnish superior lump COAL. well as average, and
FoT GA I0e or r any and Pine WOOD we'll sea
soned apply to Dir. Pitcher at Coal Yard, Scream
y. j. SMITH Co, Agents,
7th between Broad and Grace SITS.
For Oak sspe cord, delivered CASH.
Far Coal "a to kind and auautity au l5-2m
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ACCOMAopATIoN fhAIx re JUNCTION..
Leave Richmond at $50 r. NJ, and arrive at June
ton $50 p Nj. Returning, leave Junction ut 10 90 r.
NJ or on the arrival Of the South-Sle RailFUNd
Train and arrive in Richmond in time 10 eonnsct
with tho trains going North. ..-.
RE- Each of the above trains connect With the
South -Sids Railroad trains going 10 Ly nchbnrs and
returning. o. CAAPBELL,
So 5-ts Superintendent. Il
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Gs FOR RENT-A very comfortable
l:u Brick Tenement on Broad street, Church Hill
seven rooms. and three basement rooms
Kitchen wood and coal house and large brick sta
BILE cow house. &c. Immediate possession can be
gwen. For terms &c, apply to DIR. K. B. LAYAE
on the premises or ED. VI. MORGAN,
ga 4-ts Main street.
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ATTENTION FARMERs!-GUANO

ATTENTION FARMERS!-GUANO
IA DIRECT FROM PATAG0NIA.-Referring to
our advertisement in the August number of the
forming the farmers that after making some chemi-
cal tests here OF the duane therein referred TO- and
having UNREASONABLE proofs Of its being genuine
Patagonia Guano We secured the cargo OF the HAIRY
Francis She came on directly to our port without
breaking bulk, and We are now having the 6uano
bagged at wharf 1t il the only cargo OF Pstago
MIA Gnano in the United states so far as we can az
certain and OF there only $50 tons, nearly half
of which ID ALREADY sold, mostly to those VINO nave
used Patagonia Guano several years ayo-all Of
whom 80 far can learn, were pleased with the
results both the crop of grain and the succeeding
grass and clover. 80
Our own opinion Is based the perenoe Of those
who have used Patagonia Guano heretofore. among
whom name n. W. Harris, Esq, OF Louisa; Rlch-
ard Sampson of Goochland: W. g. Crenshaw, Rich
mond; W. Z. Scott, Orange; Dr. W. H. wight, dooch-
land.
From the chemical tests of this cargo very
favoraby impressed with its value, and have great
hopes that alone it will have fine effect; but as II
has only limited Quantity OF ammonia. which OF all
other fertilizers gives pEomRiy ths ETeatess srg bo
such an effect ~ Peruvian Guano yet we think the
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime will increase the quantity
Of grain very msteraliy onr "; 9: ore ta'ins
in equal quantities, and We would advise Its general
use in this way at the time We want all to use
portion Of 1t alone End we hope accurate expert,
be prepared with supplies for the next crop. pro
vided, we have now every reason to hope, the
We think, therefore that each farmer will consult
this fall oftho Patsgonian duano Price $40 per ton
$4,000 pounds delivered e rs sfpass aRd boats
Commission Merchants and Groces,
Richmond, Va.
eg- We also solici. orders for genuine n 0, Peru
vian Guano, direct from the Agents, and the A
Mexican direct from Importers. We always furnish
at the lowest prices. se+-dln
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MlTtttELL, JOPLIN Il CO., .
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
VINES LIQUORS AND SEGARS
Pearl street, South of Cary, Richmond, Va.
The subscribers having associated themselves nm
dor the above style and firm, beg leave to call alton
ton TO their large and well selected stock which
has been purchased under favorable circumstances
sor cash. To cash, prompt six months buyers
they offer extensive stock. consisting of every
riety of goods usually kept in their line and feel
assured that they able to give advantages equal
any house in the country. Orders promptly and
carefully attended. to s. 2. MITCHELL,
J. o. JOPLIN,
au 2i-4m c. q. FERGUSON.
DISSOLUTION.-Th firm of ITALIA
~ FERRO l. BRO. is dissolved by reason of the
ieath of the senior partner, Hay I. Taliaferro.
The liabilities of the firm assumed by the sub
scrber TO whom all persons indebted will please
make payment. L. s. TALIAFERRO,
Surviving Partner.
TO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ hav. formed a CO-PARTNERsHIP, under the
firm of TALIAPERR0 & REID, for continuing the
MILLING business heretofore conducted by the late
firm of TALIAFERR0 L BRO, and also for connect
ing with the manufacture of Flour the transaction of
\ GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. They re-
spectfully solicit share Of public favor.
T.. 8. TALIAFERR0,
jy 2,-2m GEORGE G. REID.
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SUMMER RETREATS.

MONTGOMERY W II ITE SULPHUR
WI SPRINGS.-NOTGCE.-Ya rumors preju-
icial to the interest of the Fropretors in regard
the opening and closing Of the seasons having been
put in circulation heretofore in order prevent the
recurrence of similar reports, give notice
that the present will not be closed before the
tst of October. no. Ii. NUSBY,
26-ts President.
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WOOD TURNING.-Thes subscriber is
w thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him for the past twelve months. lie hopes 10
merit a continuance of the through strict
attention to business and promptly filing all or
ders he receives Having purchased stock of Ma
hOgany and Cherry suitable for Newell Posts and
Ballasters Bedposts of all kinds constantly on
hand; iiubbs, likewise, which will sell at lowest
prices.
Shop on Main street, near sth, under VIM David
Gibson $ Carpenter shop.
Sins C.. ~ FIIJl
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--s-s-----s----.------------
PIANOS, 10.

+ 49, NUNS q ;CLARK'S PlA-
- NOS.-sEvEN OCTAVE PIANOS;
"n" r. H. TAYLOR has just opened
u Y several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
from the popular manufactury Of Messrs. NuNNs
CLARK whose Instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire satisac =. se
numerous purchasers Also, Pianos Of 81 octavss'
together with several excellent second hand instra
nents which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MELUDE0SS, of Peisubets make, TO pc eptaineo
at this establishment y.
PIANO STOOLS, Of a variety Of patterns
The most extensive assortment 81 MUsiC ana mu-
sical INSTRUMENTS in the State. 2. III. TAYLOR.
10 atts Piano and Music Stsre Governor street
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S,AA NLL TRADB, IS6f.
MH GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND R4R1HENVdRR'

CHINA, GLASS AND R4R1HENVdRR'
No, 20 PEARL ar, RIcHsosD, w.
Nn ara now receiving onr Fall importation. peI
ships William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mls
City IT brIoklyr &C., md per steamers and vessels
Glasses, plated goods, fork Tin Britannia and ia
PANIED Ware. &c. &c which make mp a .tocck tn
iargect fnd most complete have offered and
10 which we Invite the attention &c the trade On,
stock has been selected with special regard To The
wantr Of Tho merchants of Virginia, North Carolina
AMI tennessee onr faciiiiics being unsurpassed, w
ar prepared 10 offer our sooris good terms
aIy rrrarking hruse in the country.
Mcrr hants passing through our city who huy erods
North Ate respectfully requested 10 call and examine
onr stock NJ we are satisfied they save the RE
and oHpe nses on gnols hy giving rs their orders.
Great care taken In filling all orders. and none
GEO J. SUMNER
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COUTHERN IRON WORKS.

~ l.. BARNES, manufacturer Of FIRE ENGINES.
on 18th street, West side, between Main and Cary.
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO,
yERANDAHS, every description Of CAST AM
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS
IRON WORK, will be done with ueatness and dis
patch, on such terms AZ warrant will give satsfac
ton. My old friends, and the public generally, arr
solicited to give u cali before engaging else
where. my S-d6m
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WATCHES. CLOCKS, &c.
. RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN

MI Oh, the Old Clock of BARTHOLOMEW 5
AaaN1D stock,
Its the last Of tbs fifty and neatest,
Though it's HAMS gold, yet its time has told
That its bell is the iouiest AMI sweetest.
No friendly choice has bought the last Clock,
An / 10 -se them all sold makes me smile,
But listen to me, Just come and buy me-
Or else IN kind friends mast Spite.
Now who would leave this last old Clock,
When ali of tbs others ara snld
have told through the summer the hours of day,
Ani still sill | tell it when cold.
ii You wish for Ia buy the last old Clock
Because that it's time proves true,
GA the corner of Ilth and Nan street you'll find
Il the place still kept by BAR-THD-LO-MEW.
All kinds Of fine Watches AMI Clocks repair,
At the Corner Of Eleventh and Main
50 Just give a call. L say. one and ali,
For Richards is htmw,f once again,
Y. B.-Dver ~ years practical experience In the
Watch repairiug business. in London and America.
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COAL.

COALl COALi! COAL!!!- THE sub
~ scrher Ia receiying dam from Black Heath Coal
Mines. a supply of LUMP, HAIL and SMITHS
COAL. which he will furnish to customers at rea
nonabe price, for cash, or its equivalent. 80
Rf- Orders left with b. CoTTRELL, will meet WIN
prompt attention.
aH- Office on the North side of the Basin, between
Sth and 9Th streets. ,~,
j r.. TOMPhiNS.
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IT. FOLK AND RICH
s.rf-r1xl CA AOND TRANSPORTATION LINE
The steamer X AlIuKEE Capt Taylor. will leave
~ Til UksDAY, for NORFOLK. at high water.
Freight. (Which VIII lie taken at low rates. re-
ccivrd At any time ut my warehouse, or the Deck.
Vessels lowed to and from City Point and Hamp-
tnn Roads, on moderate terms.
an Is-ts ALFRED g. LEE, Agent
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RICHMOND MARKETS. SEPT. Is

FL0UR.-Wc quote suparfine -four at s6d,6i4. The
marNer duh anh yerv lii:l" doing.
WHEAT is qnted nj 81 2aGgl 30. There is not much
doing.
CtRN is rute1 at T2is6A75 for small lots and falT0
for larger quantities We hear Of q cargo sale at &c
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

q WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"a WATCH AND JEWELRY DEPOT COR
MII. NER OF MAIN AND PEARL STREETS
1aAszD Having received oar fall stock Of
NhIuHES, JEWELtY, SILNER-WAkE,
and SPECTACLES
prepared IN show one of the largest and bnst
selected stocks that can be found any house in Nr-
gna. We respectfully invite country merchants to
inspect our stock before buying, brlieving that We
Csn n!for such InIur-mants will be- satisfactorily
car good, purCh t1"i of manufacturers in this
country aui Eurupr, winch enables IL to sell as low
n, they can Lee sold 10 any nt the Northern cities
Oar stock Consists i'll part of Goi and Silver Watches
OF every DESCRIPTION; La !ies Gold, Cameo, Mosaic
Pearl. Carbuncie. Lava and Diamond Ear Ring. Pms
ami Bracelets; LadIrs and t;,ntlrmens Gold Watch
Chains, ,to!d Stni, Sleeve Buttons Keys and Seals:
Finger Rings with stone; Sal Rings; plain Gold
Rings; pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Rings;
tnt, Silver ana steel Snectaces and Eye Glasses:
Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold Thimbles; Gold Neck.
itHes an Crosses Silver Spoons AMI Forks: Silver
Dessert Knives Silver Porte M"nnaes and Card
Cases; Napkin Kings; Fruit Knives Silver Sets.
one Of the Iirn being practical Matchmaker en-
abies do work III the REPAIRING department
low prices ami short notice. and AT the same time
VIII guarantee 20 give satisfaction.
MYERS Il JAIINKE
Corner Of Nam and Pearl streets
y, R.-The highest price paid in cash for old SII
YER. se z
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LEWIS HYMAN, 90 MAIN
4 voEGELE & wEIDEMEYRR,

"a No. 96 Main st, Richmond Va
MI Having concluded 10 remain in Rich:
~=Ss" mond, woud bo pleased TO SEQ my
odd customers at the above place, where they will
hnd good assortment ot Watches, both Hunter mi
ppen lllal, OF English and German makers; fine jew
cry, IN sots and otherwise laiics' Neck Chains:
Shatel',ins; Gold Lockots; Brcastpins; Ear Rings;
Finger h'nFs, and every other article in the .Devery
ms Also, silver Ware of every description.
CIAS. l.. NOEdELS.
,particn'r attention paid to the Repairing Of ne
''''N'''7 ''h' ''n"Hs ar SIS
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.T-, DAILY LINE BETWEEN

I'll UAILI LINE DEW ZEN
ul.yssrsI7kTas RICHMOND OLD POINT, PORTS
MOUTH And N0RP0Lk.-Th- Steamers GLEN
COVE and CURTIS PEEK, now in first rate order.
will, on and amer MONDAY next, 18th inst, COM
mence and continue daily line between the above
places.
wharf at Rockets on MONDAY morning at 5 10
ocleck precisely and the CURTIS PRICK, Captain
Samuel Barney, will leave the wharf at Norfolk on
the same morning and at the same hour. and con-
tnue to run every day Sunday excepted and touch
at all the regular landings on the river gsing and
turning
Passage to Old Point, Portsmouth and Norfolk o. 90
Forward passage, 1 20
Meals 80 cts. each, r. D. UASKfNs.
Freichts taken usual but the freights on all
soois intended TO be put of any of the landings
tho river must be paid when the articles are sent to
the Boat AMI we are not responsible for any article
alter il put on the wharf TO which il s directed
je 10 q HASkINSs
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DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-

~ DRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-
FACTOltT.-No 225 Main street, between Sth and
9Th west sieThe subscriber has for sale 500 crates
Tenders and Summer Pieces embracing 100 different
kinds, and is 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 l9-6m 5AML D. DENOON
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.


o-L CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
ES. The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, Do
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIofEES,
BAROUCHES. BUoG1ES, with and without tops, and
sULKIES all of his own make of the best materials
aad all of which will be sold rs low rs
good work ofths kind be in the city Of Richmond
and respectfully AJAX call from those IN want OF any
article in the Carriage line ss | am determined to
make to order aud soil at tho lowest prices possible
and ell work sold, that 10 new, warranted.
fels-9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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o. TO MERCHANTS

80 pOUBLR AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
JAMES WALSH takes this opportunity Of return
Ing tos generous public his grateful thanks Tor the
ser' hbefM ana encouraging patronage hsstewed
on him since he CONNIE need business and hopes that
continuance OF the same may still ba given To
make his establishment still more deserving Of that
same patronage, he has Just received from England
his Fall supply Of Double and elnxle Cans. ranging
In price from % 20 10 fl. OF all qualities and ss~s.
together with an extensive assortment Of English
Belts Game Bags. Dog Calls and Collars. Bowie
Knives, Drks Dram Bottles Sword and other Walk
lag Canes-with variety Of other articles, too na-
nierous for the limits of an advertisement.
JAMES WALSH. Gun Importer.
saS-lm doors above st Charles Halel. .
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
p Prize are s''' 'pf' $3.50
prizes Of $500, approximating to $4,000
price are :, $1,000 lrAD
prizes Of $500, approximating to $4,000
prize, are oo
prizes of Sl25, experimenting to $500
prizes, are ~
prizes of 800, approximating to 5000
price, are 4o
prizes OF S75, approximating to $3.50
prize Jul
prizes Of $50, approximating to $500
prize, Zp
50n0 prizes of s2p are lOo,Oe0
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n THE NEW AND EXTEN-<rw
sn IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

<sAAA HAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS.
From Is to ~ per cent. saved by buying from -
j. Ii, ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Rest
quality molssiiD Hats $780, second quality, 3; silk
hats 80; fine calfskin sewed Boots, $3.50; Con
gress Boots best quality French patent leather S;
English Kid, 1915: buClIskin, $3,5s; lasting s2rt;
cafskin So 25; patent leather pumps So Caskin do.
1913; caIfskin Oxford Ties, 81 Is. They all made
to order and warranted to wear we'll.
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no ahate-
ment. ap 10
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

TIN, SHEET HUN AND GAS FITTING
ESTABLISHMENT THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber il
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to hi
numerous patrons for past tayors and oolictS con
tinuanCe eff the same 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 tn,
city and fully cheap-a fact known to all person.
who know what good work i'd.
ROOFING, GUTrERING. &c.-Heis prepared to
execute this description Of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand large and genera
assortment of Tin Ware Wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do al
kinds oftias Fitting in the best manner
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand a large and ex-
tensive stock of " ell and Garden Pumps
fo II CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

NEw YORK, sept l6--F'our huryant. Southern
aava acci fac ard quoted At s. 6gCd. Other brands
unchanged. Wheat advanced: whit 81 3Seyl 80 red
81 3Afgl Is Corn advanced; mixed TaeySn.
S'oeks dun Va SIS 49,.
BALTIMORE, sept. ,6.-Ftonr firm n S51a for all
kinds # superffne. Wheat improving and advanced
4GI}c but unsettled No coru in market.
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MECHANICAL.


CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS or
~ SH0VELS, TON(iS and P0KERS.-I have fol
sale elegant assortment of all kinds OF CRATES
including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces
handsome and PLAN sets OF Shovels, longs anG
POkers. Seven different sizes of coal Scuttes cnuel
Shoyels fire Shoyels handsome Stands for Shovel
and Pokers Blower Stan1s Bras, and Iron Footmans
fire Brick, fire Slabs and Jams sets of Soap Stone toI
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells o
sweet tone Builders housekeepers, and others il
want OF any of the above articles be supplied al
the lowest Northern prices. | am manuacturin.
all kinds Of Brass and iron Work of the above de
scripton, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, aur
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No. %.
Main street between Sth and 9Th streets, West side
Richmond, Va.
E--2t nENOnN
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GOAL, COAL. COAL THE subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with superior article Of MIDL0Thl AN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE
ANTHRACITE COAL, by the long or short ton.
Orders left at his office, at the Coal Yard of the
Richmond and Danvle Railroad, wall be promptly
attended TO. zr,
ly 2T--3n T.. u. LlPsCUnb-
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5, 495 prizes. amounting to $3.50
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters ~ 80
Plan tbE THE LOTTERY.

$3.50 pTRes. amounting 10 PS~"''''
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 80 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50UJ0, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first prizes similarly printed and encrcled
are placed in another W heel.
TIE wheels are then revolved, and a number il
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened ana exhipit
ed To the audience and registered by the CoInnhs
5ioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation repeated until all the Przes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the 3 Approxlma-
ton Prizes. For example: If Ticket No. ii go draws
the 500 0I Prize those Tickets numbered 24s 2is
1881, 1852 will each be entitled to $3.50 IL Ticket
No. $50 draws the 3JNOD Prize, those Tickets mum
bered 54s 49, $751; $50 will each be entitled to $500
and so on. according to the above scheme. ,
The 3.uT0 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure ofthe number that draws the SboW lElze
For example: If the number drawing the so0,M
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets: where the
number ends in l. will be entitled to $40. 1.-the num-
Der ends with No.2 then all the Tickets. where the
number ends in 2 will be entitled to $50 and 80 on
too
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk:
Certificate OF package of 10 whole Tickets 80
hoi