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Dsy LoAsioS or TassRxnfys As fAusA
insessst 10 hs sasesshcat the city On me sevsse

Dsy 'LoA.ioS or rassREnfrs. As nAusA
insessst 10 ole shsesshcat the city On me ssiJsse
y ths aefslraft.n ef slaswiG e. r.. wfssfoH, ~
as's s.s some troabls " gather tbs mast rviio
m .ts sets nom snfhsniic sources. and now p.ess1t
.nrm 70 onr readers. Thr enffra tndehtedness 81
nscnrrfn 70 the Comm nweslth 10 one hunhrsA
ann seventeen thousand Ave hundred doii.rs.
txi lt.o1V, that being the total ressnss. On this
amount the Sheriff - eptititd 10 or tit Of abous
Sln50o. for in-ulvtnt taxes e,p, ,,s-,ops rte
which viii leave him fnIeht4d 10 IN. stat. IN ths
smNuat Of slU1.tp0 The Siseriff's lc,,s ON : hirh
there are urfeen securities. Is s1ossI--so thst,
u the Commonwealth reepyers the 900 she
will then be tue loser by 81 $50.
To SECURE his securities the Sheriff has eonseye&
to the Tru>teAs-N Nsssrs. W. ". Crump and VI
Gotiin-sbout s75sf0 To money aud PROPERTY.
lsavisg ihpn deficit 10 make up. should the a..
discharge their boDd ~ 800 $50.
aon inquiry We fud that the asse.s are thus
made ~: $1,000 deposites In Bank, S3so0o In mo-
nsy and its equivalent ia the kands of bis frienda
aud $4,000 iu real estate and debts believed to b
good.
We UNDERSTAND thar proposition will Be made
mt once by she securities to the CommonweAlth's
Agents. 60 pay then, s99 CO., the musount Of the
Sherif's bond, provided the State will agree to
lose the $4,000 and allow the Trustees to hold sueh
assets as they have
As th- Legislature IL to meet In a short time 20
presume he proper steJs will be taken to Increase
the amount Of the bond of the sheriff of Richmond
as TO cover the revenue OF the State in ell future
time.
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CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING AT

- BOYS CLOTHING AT COST
M FOR SAsH-The subscriber. intending ~
LII S.oss business with the close of III. present
-. ysar, VIII Commence to sell his stock ~ 9b;i
W IIeb ~ snu fouhs Clothing at COST for CASH ONLY
@ M mas on hand, suits for Boys from to II ye.rs of
sHe. Aiso Jackets, Prock Coats Pants and Ve,ts y,
S'i s1zes-ail OF which will be sold at cost ''' u
NJ ,so,>,,-, j. IL. RlDDICK
No. lo|7s main st B., opposite American Hotel
I'D I'D -My regular customers will obiee me- hr
settng thelr accounts at the end Of the YEAR viz
aa usuai pfomptness Those whose bills are over
collection. Fe III o'her nands Tor
no 25-lm% - H. H.
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A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN
= TELL CLOTHING, At ITO Main st rect, and our
st9Sk 9, we COZ 'ider superior in every pect.
me assortment is complete in all points, size,
quality aSd style Dress and Busne is Cots Over
Uoata and Raglans Shawls and Blank ets shirts and
praRers, Collars and Crayats Socks and GIoves.--
Atsgether making up the largest sto'ik shown
for cash.
Walk in and buy what you want
GR03HONG, TUPN.AN q CO.,
oc 80 ITO Main ST.
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I}gATH OF Hon. JAMES G. BIRNEY-Hon James
G.. Iirney died at Eagleswood, near Perth Amboy
n. j., Oh Tuesday evening last. He was born at
Danville, KY, in 1898. and had taken prominent
part during his life among the anti slavery agita
tors of the North. The Herald has the following
notice of his public career:
In 1914 he commenced the practice of law in his
native State, and when only twenty-five was elect
ed member of the Legislature. lie then married
and shortly after emigrated to Alabama, where he
became planter and the owner of slaves. He
was soon chosen member of the Alabama Legis-
lature. lie sooD, however, got tired of Alabama
and returned to his native State. He there began
to give practical effect to the strong autislavery
sentiments which had early taken hold of him. To
carry his views he entered into the plans Of the
colonizationists, and in 1884 he caused deed of
emancipation for the six slaves he brought with
him from Alabama to be entered at the Office o t
the County Court. for the county where he resided
Not content with this he proposed starting an
snti-slavery newspaper in Kentucky but not fud-
ing printer bold enough to undertake the me-
chanical arrangements he commenced the publica-
tion in Ohio On the death of his father Mr.. Bir-
ney liberated and made comfortable provision
for all the slaves on the paternal estate. The
death of his wife occurring soon after. he paid u
visit to England in 1910 and took prominent part
in the anti slavery agitation there In the fol-
loWins year he married a sister-in-law of the
Hon G-rrtt Smith, lady of the FitZhngh family.
In ls44 dr. Birney was brought torwarad as can
didate for the Presidency by the Liberty Party.
owing TO the celebrated HhielSh letter OF MI tidy
against the Rnnexat ion OF Texas the sentiments Of
which the distinguished writer subsequently disa-
Vowed Mr. Brney got many of the votes which
would have been recorded for the former but for
that letter. The e. 263 votes poied for MIR. Brney
could have gwen Mr. Clay a clear majority over
Mr.. Polk of 23,47l Although Mr.. Clay could not
have secured the whole of those, il is unqnestiona
BIZ that the Northern votes which he lost through
his Salegh letter wonld have gained him his
election After this contest Mr.. Birney retired al
trial liz ha nj af.s of hts
health for the last twelve years has untitled him
for any exciting occupations. frequent attacks of
parays combined with heart disease left him lat
terly complete wreck. He has nevertheless con-
.inued TO take a warm interest in the political
struggles of tho day. During the last Presidential
canvass he recorded his vote for Fremont.
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Nor NEspEp.-The i'm preston prevail,

NOT NEEpEp.-i ne tupression prevaiIs
in some Of the Northern cities that iaburers aud
mechanics out Of employment ia those places, can
secure good situations 10 Richmond The iiupres.
sion Is not only erroneons, but calculated 70 do =
vsst deal Of harm There are tthis time several
hundred industrious. sober man. in Riehaoad aud
in vicinity out Unemployment and seme VI them are
almost destitute To keep them and their hatnilles
from suffering and provide h'r the aessitnte who
always need assistance la wintsfs ssh osJast as
nueh ~ onr citizens eau do. aud hsrsfofe warn
the unemployed not to come here with ihs hops Of
battering their condition.. II every city, town and
village 10 the South can provide for tss eSn poor,
no more need be expected OF any one OF ihem--
This. we feel assured Riehmend will do, h1t she
need be expected 10 do no more. !.
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LoTTEKiEa.
CWAN a co.'s LoTTRRIIk,--NEw
~ am RkfLLIAkS sOHkNgt--ftApITlI

raIgE sas eat i~-Sts fuissstns ssssxss wi,i Re
sesgn 81 T. swtt Ca sasAssss ef the rsra q sairss
AraSs-y tstsey, IN each 81 thelf Lotteries fer IN.
rsrab.s, 1857, A. Augusta, Ca 10 ~hteh csiY they
; ava removed thar principal Office,
CLASS a.
a. Re arswa nt be city Of Augusta "a, IN public on
SATURDAY, pECEMBER 5fs, 1857.
GLASS Sk,
T. - drawn IN the city Of Augusta Ga. In pubic on
SATURDAY, pKCKaBHR t2rH, 1857,
CbkSS 81,
To he draw n the city OF Augusta. Ga. in public on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, 1851
CLASS IS.
=, ~ drawn in the city of Augusta. Ga In public On
SATURDAY, pEChMBER 6, iSsr.
ON TfIK PLAN OF SlNGLE NUkBRRS
A4o2 PRIZES
Sazslr Oss FS1Re to Rperp Nin< nchsfs
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM A PASTHER-A citizen OF
Thomas county was riding near Barpetfs Creek, a
few days since when he heard something like cry
of distress in the swamp lie replied to it repeat
edly, and IL approached rapidly towards hinl.--
Judge Of his surprise when he saw q large panther
creep from the low bushes that skirted the swamp.
The beast him and made at him, but being
vel! mounted he made his escape. The statement
was made to fact Ware Grass Ga he
porter.
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E. s. MCELROY.
MEX CHANT TAIL OR
NO Q oafr .py ,xx-z-

LII no. q BALLARD HoUsE,
CAssslMEREs, LASS VEST1NGs, &C. which he IL nre. me
sa psrsa 70 make up in fashionable style on coon
ABOVE. ne has made arrangements with the waI .ai
1nos nnown h4use Of VIM Jennings Co, one of the
Vork 'sulonane - estabiishments in Broadway, New
now now on hand an assortment of all STYLES from me-
aun 70 the hnest quality. All new STYLES viii he in
troduced as they came out '' "iiI "o 'i'
:, An assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
oc 2-d3rH n Z Gznrnox-
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MAIL RoBBERY.-In the u. &. Circuit
Court Judge liailyburton presiding wm r. Cole
man, minor indicted for purioining letter di-
rected TO James Sempie, containing $ls3 was
placed upon trial yesterday, when Col August,
his counsel, moved to quas the indictnient for In
formality, and most OF the day was expended nv
argument The trial will proceed to-day, If the
health Of the Judge will permit MIN to sft
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REsuMING WoRK.--Two of the shoe manufactures
In South Deerfeld, N. H., which have been idle
for some time started on the 10th. These estab.
lshmeats will give employment for the winter TO
three hundred persons, male and female.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-0ns Thursday night
last Coroner Peaehy held an inquest over the b,dy
of George Cody. free negro, who died sIiide My
in the barber shop on Main street, formerly kept
by Henderson. Cody was very intemperste and
on the evening Of his death walkef into the back
room Of the shop, laid down upon bed and appa-
reutly fell asleep Some time after, one offhe bays
in the establishment attempted to rouse him and
found that he was dead The jury rendered YER
dict that he died from disease superipdaced by if-
temperance.
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ToURsANEsT.-A tournament took place on the
Agricultural Fair Grounds. at Montgomery. Ala,
on Monday. VIM. Knox Jr., was victor, and pre-
sented the prize, box Of jewels, to Miss lie vert
of Mobile.
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500 ry.zes amounting TO $500
-. II .ts s-a. ualrn. a. Onarters a. 80


Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.: Quarters 81 30.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
TIE Srmhcrs from 70 3n-6p, corresponding with
, hrla Nunlbers the Tickets printed on separate
Sins ofp paper cncireed with small tin tubes and
rIa-ta! IN ona heel.
The first S6S prizes similarly printed and encircled
are p,sct-i II another Wheel.
me wheels are then reyoived, and number lie
drawn fr m the wheel Of numbers. and AT the
tirle Prize IS dawn from the cther wheel The
Snnhcr so3 Prize drawn ont are opened and exhibit
Al "a The audience, aud registered bv the Commits
ro1srs the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated ntil all the Prizes
Aredrawn out
APPROXIMATION pRIZgS.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers 10 those drawing the
frst Prizes will De entitled to the 81 Aprroxima-
rn Prizes For example; II Ticket No. II go draws
n 81 M Prize those Tickets numbered l 24s, II 249
II 81 Il - will eschbe entitled to $50. II Ticket
Nc 50 draws the $3'.Go Prize, those Tickets NUN
hsved Sts 5l9 asl. So viii each be entitled to $3.50;
eo4 50 on, according % the above scheme.
Tar s ~ prizes Of S2r will be determined by the
Ia HEure ctiho number that draws the SO 200 prize.
Par example: II the number drawing the 5000
priye euds with Nc then all the Tickets where the
nrulber ends in l. viii be entitled to s2n. 1fthe
Ter an5s win No. then all the Tickets, where the
number ends IN :. will be entitled to so and on
to
Certificates ofpacksges will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk:
Certificate ofa package Of 10 whole Tickets, $50
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Heavy CH.Rae Waller 8 Dunn bss

HEAVY CHaRGs Waller 8 Dunn has
been arrested and Committed to the jail Of Henr,so
county. to sRswRr the charge of stealing four tons
ut pig ir'n from S. ) Jordan OF Rock bridge,
in Asril last Our reatlers will remember that ID.
ward ~ Jones was convicted of this offence at the
last tertn of the Heuricn Circuit Court. and that
hs was afterwards psrdnned by Gov. Wise The
evidence against Dunn is said to be OF the most
conclusive character
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REsIsTtNG.--John Fl. Thomas, a, gro
sailor employed on the barque salle Magee. ap-
reared before the Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge of being insolent and resisting his com
mander After hearing he was ordered 10 %
punished by stripes.
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TREsPAssING.--Susan, slave to Philip
st. Geo. Cpcke. was arranged before the Mayor
yesterday on the charge of trospassing upon the
premises of Edmond 4 Davenport. The evidence
did not prove her guilty of any offence, and shs
was thereupon discharged
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BFALL TRADE, 1857.
49, GEO. j. SUMNER,
IxpOETER GyO

CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE'
no. -, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are receiving our Fall i'm portations per
ships William Penn, Annapolis, Robert Mills
City OF Brooklyn &c, and per steamers and vessels
h be factories stock of Glass Ware, Looking
GtHes, plated goods, Block Tin Britannia and ia
pAnned Ware, &C. &c. which make up stock tn
largest and most complete we have ever offered and
30 which we invite the attention Of the trade. Our
st Oh has been selected with special regard to the
wslt' Of the merchants of Virginia, North Caronaj
and ennessee. OCr facilities being unsurpassed we
are prepared 10 offer our goods good terms as
any repacking house in the country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North respectfully requested TO call and examine
our stock, We satisfied they save the risk
and expenses on goods by giving us their orders.
Great care taken in filing ali orders and none
the best packers employed.
GRO. J. SUMNER
N-E-stcrs Ware at factory nrices an
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PRICE ONE CENT.

rodtf est-n Of ths resolution, which vas aecspssd
By Nt. Anfsrson. AZ modified, the rtsoinsion
| fss1s thssi
Essaiy,d. rtatis ss seesmmsaa.a - the pir.e
tory thst any funds that IL may he In their po~ss
to set apart ss sinking fund, bs invested either
In tine stock or bonds Of said compsny-snd that
sny interest accSuIng said stock or bonds, b.
annually added to said sinking fund to be Invested
In like manner.
The question being taken. the resolution was de-
feeted.
Gu motion Of sfr Lyons, the meeting proceeded
to the election of officers t
Mr. Lyon. nominated Col. Epxosp PoS-uxs as
President. and there being no opposition lie was
unanimously elected lss-s-
Mir. L. W. Glazebrook nominated Mr. WILLIAM J.
ROBE TsoN If hariottesviile as q Director and b.
was unanimously elected.
Mr.. David Saunders nominated Mr " HfLI
OF kicbmond as u Director, and be Was unani-
mously elected
Col F0NTAISg returned thanks TO the meeting
for the renewal of cou6de nee reposed in him and
promised 10 dc ,e himself assiduously TO the in
terests Of the company.
Mr.. Baldwin offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolved. That the bylaws be referred to the Di
rectory. with the request that they spIeud them,
and report to the next meeting of the stock
holders
On motion of Mr.. Anderson the following com.
mittees we're appointed:
On 7Tsasgrsr's Books aud 4ccouats.--Messrs p.
IL hagTuder OF Albemarls, Bolivar Christian Of
Angnsta. John Wood. Jr. Of Albemarle John Page
sf Hanover Williams Wickham OF Hanover. D. J.
SAUNDERS of Richmond. X. N. Kent OF Lonf,a
To Examine Eo0d.-Messrs John Hunter of Lou
lisa. Benz. Wood Of Albemsrle, b. G. Harman of
Augu TIA, E. W. Hancock Of kichuiond, K H. NeI-
son OF Hanover, and Il. ". v. Nowland of Albe-
marie.
Tn motion Of Nr. Lyons vote Of thanks was
rendered the chairman, and the meeting then ad-
jOurned sire dr.
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in its incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has ever been offered TO
the patronage Of a Southern community This medi
cine does not profess to eradicate all diseases of what
ever natnre, with which humanity may be afflicted
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation If
has acquired for itself and that too without putting
with those who have used it. and from tha great num-
Der OF certificates OF residents of Richmond who
have been benefited and cured by its use she feels at
the afflicted cannot use It without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers
For sale by Mrs. A. r. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers.
Alex Dnyal, Chss Millspaugh X. J. Picot. A. Bode-
ker and Chas y. Yale mv2I
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I OOk ONLY AT THE PRH3ES.-White
- and eolored TsrIatcns 2Oc per yard the bat
make Of Ladies' Kid Gloves size; superior French
woven Corsets 81; Brass Hoops ISskc n set; Black
velvet Ribbon 81 NC pie ee Black Silk Bonnet Vel
vets 81; Dnity Bands l0c.s Head DR. 81 and rs
worth 80; Children's Wooden Hosiery l0c Kid
tiauntet< 81. worth 50; tthildren's Worsted Hoods
3Iac and SIC, worth 81; Irish Linen SHE, worth
7ae.; ioaks and busters from 81 up to tho finest
Ribbo Silk Laces; Collar a; Sleeves Bands Infants
Wss,,F Wells; Cambrics swiss Muslius; B riiliantes;
Bleacsed Cottons White lflannels, and other goods
TO ss c iosed out without lgard TO cost.
no q T. tLDSMIT q & Rroad At
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$40 RENARD.-The above r

q So REV ARD.-The above re-
Era ward Of twenty dollars will be paid by the
SSOsnbscTlber to any person who viii deliver 10
-&-&<A him, at Craigton, in Henrico county, his ne
EEU sal NANCY. who sune times calls herself Nancy
uanhar. who ran away on the 18th of this month
Nancy is very likely bright mulatto, bushy head
vfry bright BLACK eye, and aboui Il years old. She
% Jlieved to be Ia the city Of Richm nd, its vi
cinity. NM A CHRISTIAN,
Oc 24-ts Craigton Uenrico CO.
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dcste Of a package oflo whole Tickets,
10 half
Z" 10 quarter
:" 10 eighth

Is ORDERING TICKETS or CEaTIT1cATEs
Enclose the money 30 address for the Tickets
OF erat on receipt oi which they will be forwarded
by Ere. mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
Azy hgure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent
to pure hsssrs Immediately after the drawing.
az Purchasers will please write their signatures
plsln. Sui give their Pest Office County and State.
ks- kemsmbcr that every Prize is drawn and pay
ab in fui. without dednct0n.
sE- All prizes Of 100 aud undor paid immediate
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Of ;EIrty days.
Ali communications strictly corsden!ial.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN & co, Augusta. Ca,
tH- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala..or
4 ANITA, Georgia, can have their orders filled and
save time by addressing z. SWAN & CO., at either
Of those cities.
as- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with tha amount Of tho prize that each one is
ertiti 10, will be published after every drawing In
th following papers; The Augusta (Iia Consti-
tut ioDalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
CharesInn Standard, Nashville Gazetts, Atlanta
IrtelliSencsr, Now York Weekly Day Book, Savan-
nah Morning NewH Richmond Dispatch New York
Dispatch and PsuldinE (hiss.) Clarion. no 20
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS
- D0US STOCK OF GENTHEL CLOTHING AT
OUR STORE, 40 MAIN STREEr-Ws have by far
too large stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods and call attention to the assortment enuIne.
rated below:
425 Over-Coats and Raglans
25h Cashmere Business Coats
$50 Cloth Dress Frock do.
so Youths do
1000 Vests various styles
1000 pairs Cashmere Pants
$50 dozen Gents Shirts
so do Merino and Lambs Wool Shirts
Boys Jackets, Pants and Vests
All OF the above goods are made up in the --latest
style, and we are selling them cheap, for cash
GRUSHUNG, TUPMAN 4 co.
no 10 10 Main street.
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Pr -rpsx-szxy7 RICHMOND, Oct. let. 1887.
81 .szss SPECIAL NOTICE.-On
AM after this date, ALL packages intended for Ex
On taS mil MA IKAISs OF the nIsinIs Ias zen zen
street. instead Of Railroad Depot heretofore. be
ing IN conformity with arrangement made with
the above Company.
j. L. MAODoNOUGH, Agent
&C 5-s Adams Express Company.
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WOODFIN'S sPECIPICI-P0R

r,,, I =
CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
s as p.epretor Oh this Specific, has been aware OF
sa Quantities tor grstuitous distribution. 10 the
snlSted lie had no idea of Offering it to the public
wno hsd been cured by its use He. now. with great
oonndenee offers it to the public for the two dses.ss
holcated. namely: Chronic Thresh and DysnensIs
NOT a. general panacea for all the ills esh il heir
of sale. ~ A "' 0i 'ne places
Manufactured and sold By G. wOoDPIN 2sth
strest, Church Hill; price 81 per bottle or bottles
Iot % foT sale also. by GRUBBs APPERsos IT, ]
PtcoT; j. ". POLLARD 18th street; and DR. SNkIIINcs
corner Of Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
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RAmEoAps II TfssxssEE. From the report OF the
conamissioner, We leara that there are bow eSs
naes OF finished railroad In that state. The roads
coiaple aud commenced amount to 1900 miiss.
The Nashville News says:
The total actual estimated cost Of 1885 miles 70
S2essI4 aa--an average of $50 9s26s psr mile. The
State aid granted and 10 he granted 10 thsse roads,
whose Coat Is here givea Is sio.s0roQo- 1be whole
amount of aid pledged by the State 20 the ecmper
nies which have completed their roads. or placed
parts thereof under contract. aDonnts 10 ff9 V9o-
COO The amouat of aid granted sud 10 be granted
10 the finished ruads and 20 these npw is actual
progress OF construction. 10 sls ola.oec--l<ssing
S3,6iA,000 es the sun, prdgsd 10 these eonpsniss
which have suspended operations The Commis-
soner arrives at the coneiusion, that u may be
s,fly estimated thai the present and prospective
liability If the stsse under iss Gsnefsl lmprove-
Iasnt system, will not exceed Sl6,0s0,0so
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MACH SATURpAf II DHcE9sYR.
APPROXIMATION PRIzRs

y.
rr.ges of $40. approximating to $4,000
rri,e. are G.1s
prlzes of $40. Arproximaiins to $4,000
pTtse. are l.os
prtSes cf 500, spproriraating to slo,os
rriGe. are SO
priges ol $40, Approxirnating to $500
prizes, are 900
PRICES of slN. Approxinating to 5000
prize ARE 500
.rr!zes Of sleo, spproximating to 5000
pgiEr, 400
pT,g,> af as approximsting to s2,oos
priEc, are 80
pf.1e, q 80 spproximsting 20 $3.50
rrize. are 30
,1nn ayises Of $40 are 100, 900
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deT. sullsbie for lack Or family use Apply 10
&C z-ts ALEX. MOTT Auct
C4&R2 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
Ss3E51aA- The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Gary, (i3th ard l4th street.l near
the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARI0rEES
BARpUCHES, RUfbIE2, with and without tops and
sULkIES ri II his own make If the best materials
al Forkmanship all which will be sold ~ low
soo work o the kind can be IN the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want Of any
e. .cle in the Carriage line, am determined to
make 70 order aud sell NJ the lowest prices possible
and 81 work sold. thatis new, warranted.
10 i4-9n1 NTCAJAH NANGUM