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without soppnE 70 examine he question whs,sr he par
e. Is. % "a A o. s e
eopsS ss sy n ~ p sss, s q ss
s he R S4 ~ .s S2Ss1 aSS e MAJ" s
40 s e. s.s sf
seee f9r sne received pros css f q. sac q ss land n
eSr M. ss.s ,r ,soss ~ II y. lard
b.s sgi.se ~ ne guTpeses nlsng:sd sse ne sson
. 5vHe. q ~ cer noa Council ard nro?sri, s.ssosed
s1y - s. s Ss sSsss ma
s.Ssss . oi = psPiorn.d 81 sss co%msa
Z. ~ ssesT:.ns y. s.c,lss tang lrS@ ss
nT IL prirs h'ss u. purshss- Is . be uss. su ser
sss crs. ~ ossr 10. ao . s.rrp 100
eases h,l suss p2sers nns Be srsraed - d.
2 vhsa 't rney as 70 :. pad. nO aroand fos mAla
Il rEi hsys been ee.--scs u. acton s-ou n, By the
e.,enesE swNpst %. 0ofporsson receiver Cor ne Aod
have be-u as snswer 10 suce appprsa-a. bu3 Il
ssst. % sTsf ss r..sS dem IL :. 70 S,e
aased Tor the complaint. These are AL he grpuuds
sre.s 3. ssS ss % * s f.r q as I sSs
tes any sah fsud srrsd eguIy cen rive rsei %
sgplI sa1 vssrs the comron oouurI = q freln niy
So -, os ~ - n,,ogss,ns - ~ "a
AsJ tssvsd issSs I'd sS,s,ss Tssrs, .li time
sss dsgvsea 10 he sb'epce ., procsedlsG. leelr
psl tAwe W The u this acu0n, conctfrn mai me
tuofnty General might commerce the actin. u 10. here
AZ s1en iT,ue chGge< N n. transaction would vnse
wne'e e whole foundaon of re seton upon fraud.
rnch tbo1 - cfHgd ~ nr ground ~ the seton ~ with
GU such sewrluDs the peopse Acorney General
have % rgn y niefere then should be sho ~ me csu
pan psres hao been guig - acts o fraud, which
would sscr e NJ eoari y restrain the eoecon o. udg
The comp ant Shows he aoove proceedings ~ he
Courei N auihofixas ouKnaly the purchaap by the
COMPTROLLER Ne rrrseutweni Nv fawbar ar5
maEd OF The purchase money br uKhi ~ gher
and recCvery az Judgment thefenr. thai eur sction
referred By consent o. parues hx al erecr.
d0uh the value Of The properly; toe tile a. a.
receive hat he Council 20 he Corporation reported 81 ale
guoi lard 5ers1 81 a ~ r. sves
NE Counsel for the Oorrorson refused t. AXE sry
f the relief OF The Corpors0n; that appea
sde 10 the CorDorsuoa snd hes pssssd resoin
tie ruhject vhleh The couplsnt have
bees paasec 81 regardless ~ their iuty hat be sAyor
As surrpvssously; that The seton vss e'eres
~ ~ oounae arr geoi suffered through neglect shs
Ns 0upru apbed 70 The court 70 htve TIE iu3gneut
oycned whish OPPOSED By the Couuss 70 ne Oroora
uru ara Lowber, he ground thai me Comp
iruiier kaf rehi 70 Interfere or 70 Re heard
upcr such mosion; ard hat order wss msde BY
~ oes eA Tern prcvidns for eiingns his se"n and Tor
sppe.p q me thai ese fs-ts A. stated N the complaint
o. 30 shn~ sueh fars w warrant he Court chA az
taut he Common Council fraud Il averref They
~ ehNged VIA regegt 81 suty Ia refusing = Appy Y 81
s@ae e ladKmens and whh proce~inR ~ Violation of the
HruVMons 81 Ne rha,tr bui fraud chargsc awAirs
@ ard ~ FER his eoos,nt nfrrae could be pr0veu BIZ
rhfA AZ piAanah roud auccee6
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Printers enrraves csgds colors and szes cut
IN sheets warranted 70 peel h the Bris
sol board and enamel cards Of description, Zoe sale
JOIN IENfis
Playing and Prirters' Gard Mandatory.
Nos l-T and i1g Grand near Centre.
Down town depot lg1 nssssu street eorne- Ann.
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0oYs' CLOTHING FOR AUTUMN.
. Al GErIN's BAZAAR.
The high reputation OF the BazAy for he styles and make
n Il -
BOYS CiOTEIN0,
DESIGNED AND cur BY fsLxToN,
IL fully mSiutsined
BY the beauty ana elegance Of fN stock for iS5d
The pkEsn AID SCHOOL SUITS
Deserve he attention Of psyents.
No. 5ls sROADwAY.
81. Nicholas Hotel
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MADAME kuLLsR. DE PAkIS, nos 1s7 AND lac
M Tenth street Broadway, York Large estab.
lishneni Of @e eu'tsin preaching Mime has adopted
me'nod for clearDg oars-s Of all kinds without I'M urng
them giving k.r sups ror Hhitensss equal They
viii be done the rate ~ six shags dollar.
defs viii be promptly executed.
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ITO PRoPRrF1oRs or NEWSPAPERS AND PRINTERS
i genersllyA word 70 The vice. The type wnish hss
paper printed Corners United Stalss Type
Foundry, and hss been In soou printing the
timber twenty millions Of showing
conclus thai there virtue IN Ccnners
and no,wi'hssand the copPerinR there he
substantial rdaon 10 type ere The copper plscc Tia
face.
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r AIDES TRY BOTTLE ov THE
II ROsALIEra.
For cesnins hid gloves.
With this preparation gloves be Giles ned In few
mems and worn immeda.ay. II costs lsss than
pair, and eavrs unpleasant odor Price Is POI
SALE vhoesais aud rtt.i, ., Is6 Broadway
g. ID MAHwFDEIA Aren't
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T'osPoRTsMFN -AFrNE DOUBLE BARRyLED rouL-
ns piese, London mahe win be sold ehesp Tor cash,
cr exchanged FOR first class rife Apply the %
Bowery between the bours OF and o'eock
WANTRD-A GOOD POINTER Doa, WILL BROKEN.
" not over two yeays old. A ~eeks trial reqsred Ap
ply ~ p Beaver street between 70 and II O'Clock
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! higher. Virgins 81 81.
p,s~xss AVA spvcr,.-,ox ar CIxc

BUSINESS AND SPECULATION At CIHCINsAII.-Ac-
oording to the Cincinnati Gazette many Of those
1n that city who, few weeks ago, we're cry
log out about dull times, and predicting fur
Their general smash OF business, are now snga-
ged with vigor In the work OF Imitation, and IT.
fears they Will overdo the thing. 1t further re
marks:
Hogs that were dull few weeks ago at s. 50 n
81 are now saIeable at about @. with products
high Ia ,portIou. This isnot the suit ola shot
crop, Tor the supply Is fully as large anybody
had reason 10 anticipate; but il is attributable
uainly to a revival of business, which In dne
time, will be experienced generally. Move pro-
dnee of the country ne prices corresponding with
thfse at which provisions are going, or evan ut
mach lower rates. and il will not take long to put
dry goods men, manuiacures, &c. on their ieet IL
viii be we'll, provided men profit by the expert
suce of the last six months, otherwise, there may
be y reaction. AZ all events. the Indications are
that croaking, for the future, will not pay and
those who prepare to do full average business
and take oare to move within the bounds Of pru-
deuce, will make the most money.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.


cSEBA HAGAN'S JOHN is out o.
SfISSBN of the ring. The question will LSyN
be asked Whyl It's written. the laborpr is wOr-
thy of his wages, and why should man toll Tor
naught! Thankful for past tiyors, and con:inu-
ance OF good will,
RISE. Jupiter, and Snuff the Moor -
HAGAN'S JOHN still retains Creek Nation. with
all its laws and indelible rights for it Ii written
that "setprsseTystiOu is the fT law OF Nature ~
Why should man despair 80 hong as there l. reef
to unurl. for he knuMeth not his destiny There
fore, have commenced my old husibess on 18th
street, and will lie ready to build from n Wheebsr
row to a six horse Cuach-wi hire out, sell, trade
and take Horses on iyrry-will be ready 10 trade
for nything, from goose yoke mp to n blind OK
Barnum. with all his hCmhuR aid Walker, with hls
military reuown Is nothing to compare - HA
CANS JOHN career, which you will hear more OF
hereafter. JOHN HAGAN,
ia lg-ts Greek Nation.
os"L CARRIAGE have for sale
MA- second hand CARRIAGE, in good or
Ter, suitable for Hack or family use Apply TO
OC 26-ts ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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BAPTISM IN THE NrgaT--Four indiyiIuals had a
novel baptismal ceremony at pond the
grounds of Ethan Allen, Of Worcester, little sf
TER midnight last Saturday night. A hole was cut
Ia the ice, and tso OF the men walked into the
water, each 10 his turn immersug the other
Their prayers and songs attracted Waterman tC
the spot, who enquired what earth they were
sbnut 7" They replied that the wet aud dripping
individuals who were shivering before them, had
Just become converted, and couldn't ,caa til morn
ala 70 be baptised
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"PApDy," said joker, "why don't you get your
ears cropped they are entirely too long for "A
man" sand yours" replied Pat, fought to be
lengthened--they are too short for an ass"
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A C.LorL irIos-IfalI the United States were al
densey populated as Massachu setts, there would
be population Of 448, oO000o, nearly equal to hal
the number on the whole earth.
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ADVANCE IN SPERM OIL-The New Bedford, Mass,
Standard states that 800 barrels OF sperm oil have
been Sold within a few days, at price over 81 Il
Per galion--nnderstOod to he 81 20.
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LOTTERIES.
GWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES.
OAUTHoRIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA
$4,000 for S1Of

The following Schemes will be drawn by 8. SWAN
4 CO. Wanagersf the Sparta Academy Lottery. n
each Of their Single Number Lotteries ior February
1853 at AUGUSTA, Ga, In puoiic, nhder tue super
intendence Of Commissioners
GLASS
To ha In the city Of Augusta, Ga, in public. on
AVN sXTURDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th. 1855
GLASS 2.
To b drawn In the city Of Augusta as In public on
SAfURDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH 1855.
GLASS 3,
To be drawn IN the city Of Augusta ia 10 pnoho on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10Th, 1855.
GLASS 4, 49,
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta ga, m pupio on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY q l.S
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLE HO4h0hna
54s5 PRILESi
Nearly one P1se 10 Every Ntyk 1scksfs.
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMki
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DRTCE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
l. -Rurtures cured! Ruptures radically cured
The nrCe of DR. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 10 only 10 placing
il in the power of all to obtain one OF these Invaluable
Trusses and be perfectly cured. This Truss can CON
venienty DO sent bE mail or express TO any portion
Of the State. III. :
rend q measure Of your hips or pPlvis-saying
tinctly writing your name and place OF resIde1ce-
The mad of this Truss works the ball and socket
systenl giving it great latitude of motion, 20 az 10
annIy its pressure at any given point and then hxnS
II there ut your pleasure by small lever attached
IL is worn with perfect comfort The Truss rs neat
instrument being perfectly simple and bot at ali iIa
be to get out of order he broken. has cured
great lumber Of persons in this city and throughout
the State and We will most Cheeriully refer to gen
tlemen who are we'll known for their VHraclty ana
respctability who have themselves been thorou 2hy
cured Of this dangerous disease and tina ttoo IN cases
of long standing aGd OF an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance. .
Persons not knowing us can send their money to
any merchant or friend in the city viii give
anv reference az to our responsibility and prompness.
The Truss or any information concerning 1t, caa be
had of u. Z. a. heoN,,
No. II Main street, Richmond.
n B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured should by all obtain one: for they will
not only cure, but durable that they are the
cheapest in the end.
All kinds of Trussss kept and sold on reasonable
terms de bly,
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nlSSULUTlON.-The copartnership O!
~ MORTON. ARMsTEAD Il co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The senior partner will
proceed TO settle mp the business of the CoDcern with
little delay possible Each partner Will the
name Of the concern, In uidat.Ou alone.
JOSE II I. MORTON,
JAS. VI. ARMSTEADl
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EOTICE.-To all those of nv
r. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"A WATCH AND JEYELRf DEPOT. COR.


WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILyER-W ARE,
aud SPECTACLER
we prepared 10 show Of the largest and best
selected stocks that can be found any house in viz
GINA We respectfully invite country merchants tn
inspect our stock beforc buying, believing that We
can offer such inducements will be satstactory--
Our goods are purchased Of manufacturers in this
country and Europe, which enables 10 sell as low
they can be sold in any of the Northern cities
Our stock consists in part OF Gold and Silver Watches
OF every description; Ladies' Cold Cameo Mosaic
Pearl, Carbunce. Lava aud Diamond Far Rings Pins
and Bracelets; Ladies' ami Gentlemen's Gold Watch
Chains Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons Keys and Seals;
Finger Rings. With Stone Seal Rings; plain Gold
Rings; pure Gold Wedding Rings Diamond Rings;
Gold, Silver and Steel spoctacles and Eye Glasses;
Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold Thimbles; Gold Neck
Iaces and Crosses Silver Spoons and Forks; Silver
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte Monnaies and Card
Cases; Napkin Rings; Fruit Knives; Silver Sets.
One Of the firm being practical Matchmaker, en-
ables us to do work in the REPAIRING department
at low prices and short notice and at the time
will guarantee to give satisfaction.
MYERS JAHSKR
Corner Of Main and Pearl streets.
n. B.-The highest price paid in cash for old Sill
YER
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EXPLOSIVES PopULAroS-Th following names are
said 10 be 10 the Cincinnati Ohio Directory -
Messrs. Gam. Cannon, Pistol, Fusee, sbutee, Bull
lit. Shott, Muskett and K. TiIlory.
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70 Bk UBAWN
RACy SATURDAY. IN FEBRU1RI.
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BARGAINS AND No MISTAKE The
ID subscriber intending n close his present bust
ness offers his entire stock of Dry Fancy AMI Min
cry aoos at such prices that Will Az once so" ta.
he ia really selling out These in waut will insult
their own interests by giving me al early call
All those indebted to him will please settle theif
accounts as longer indulgence can not h3 gwen.
Il. FLEISCHER.
fq-lma Main St, opposite Market Hall
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Dry GOODS.

NEW GOODS. FEBRUARY 10TH
acme choice fancy nd heavy Goods for the spring
trade just to hand. will BE- found:
English Priuts in great variety
Choice Black Taffeta silks
Be Be 90 B RS%sRi%s Do 3"
Hoped skirts, (eyery stylel
Ladies' H. S. Gloves
Black Velvet Ribbons
IRISH Linens, Sheetin4s. &c. - ,, f,o..
A large lot coIored and Black silks and silk
They are still closing at wonderfully low rates
fe is-ts 4. X. PRICE co.
DOMESTlC GOODS We are receiving
- n variety of Domestic Fabrics, couprisipg-
Brown ,HfRTINus and sH sEr IN6s' all WIDTHS
Brown Bleache,i and Corset DRILLS and LEANS
Penitentiary PLAiDS and sTklPEs
Heavy Plaid and stiiptd OSNAbuh GS
4 Heavy Tvilled DUCKS. BAGGINGs. &c, &C,
Which We offer to cash, or prompt s'r monu" guy
eT /. ~ Ser' 10" ''''e'' KENT. PAINE co.
DARGAINS, BAkGAlNS.-A. X. PAX
ID kerr A. co. successors to PARKER, EIMMO
Il co will continue sell great bargains at their
old stand No li3 Eagle Square. where may be founa
n yirs of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
among them are the following:
Cloths, Csssimeres ami Nestings
Black Gro de shine nilks
Black Figured silks
Fancy Dress Silks
BDmbaZnes, Alpacas and Nou5eEnes
kich Lace and Muslin Sets
DO do do Collars
Gent and Ladies Linen Cambria Hdks, Gloves
Table Dsmask. Damask Table Cloths
Napkins Doylie", Towels ,c,.,-..
Brown and BleaChed Sbee:ings aud shlrtlpSs
Furniture Dimity. &c &C.
All Of which we will sell very low Ia h-'A
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O6lce X F& PR RCo,
Richmond. Feb 3. Ia5I fe 10
RUNAWAYS.

o S75 REWARD.-Ranaway from
Ia my farm. Cra'gtop, early in October last,
30 bright uiGatto girl, named NANCY GRAN
- THAN, m-time7 calling herself wary.
size H., bright black eyes, l0ug black eyela.h hes
straight, slal,-likr frm and steps long when walk
ing and is about fifteen years old | will give So
for her apprehension AMI delivery tn m at my farm
aud S25 for the discovery of ner harberers, with su
fCent proof To ,nviCt them. she has relatives in
the city of Richmond living near the Monumental
Church, and was last sAen going from Manchester
to that part of the town.
fe It's WIN A CHRISTIAN.
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Markets,

DALTInoRr, Web. No. flour dropping -Howard and
OHIO S.I Wheat Erm-r-d $40 i.0e, white sl,lfg
l-zl. Receipts h.ht. C.rn improving white S6D
IS cents yellow 81 cents.
NEw Yogk Feb Is Flour dnI-ststs - l5td n.
Ohio 8, 1905 %, southern Si.sg.i 81. Wheat and
Corn rsn nsi.
a,-oA. hlrhnr- Virginia a. An
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DISSOLUTIONS. 60.

George D. Nissan, E-q., IA lawyer, died sudden
IN New York last Friday evening.
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I'm FURs! FURs!! FURsl!! ss,
NH IMPORTANT NOTICE To

MI INFORMANT NOTICE To a
<a@AHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARRRs H
From IS TO 20per cent. saved by buying from -
J. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best ~
quality moleskin Hats S3,Js second quality So silk
Hats, s250; fine calfskin sewed Roots, s35H: Coz.
gress Boots boat quality French patent leather S.
English kid, 1915; buckskin. $3.aO; lasting t3j0,
caiskin -; patent leather pumps, 81 calf kin do,
s275; calfskin Oxford Ties 50 Is. They are all made
10 order and warranted 20 wear we'll
Terms, cash on delivery; one price and no abste
nent. an
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NJ. RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTI

w, RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTI.
10y TUTE-T. L. GAhLEHER: Pripcipsl The
mence the 18th OF February and close the last week
In June. including II term Of 10 weeks.
Every facility is afforded in this School for acquir.
ing Thorough Musical EdHcatiop.
TERss-tor the Session, per scholar Two Lessons
per week Vocal Class Exercises (sdnlt) $3.50. For
Juvenile Glasses 81 Piano, Organ, Melodeon, each
$40 Violin, Guitar, Flute. &c, go. Private Lessons
en- the Voice 81 per lesson
BOARD oF INSTRUCTION T L GALLEHER, Mu.
steal Notation, Cultivation of the yOic, and Piano.
Mr. ELI0D0R0 CAMPS, Organ, Melodeon, and Mu-
81 al Comp sitfon. Mr. NATHANIEL CAkUSI Pi-
ano Mr RpSEN. Guitar and Flute. Mr. I
D0LLiNGER, Violin.
Especial attention Is given to the cultivation Of the
voice which Is conducted strictly scientific prin-
e'ples Tho theory of the -cce as presented 70 the
fessor Of Music in the French Conservatory, and
which has heen extensively elaborated by I. Tas-
sinni. Professor Of Music New York Is made the
basis Of instruction Those who intend pa,ron,Ing
this School. will ohlige the Principal by giving no
ttce as soon possible, that ample nac nients
may be- made: For further information. amply To T.
l. GALLEHER, at his Music Rooms 2i2 Broad st.
Ia lq-lm
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A NO PERUVIAN GUANO. ATRE.

A NO. | PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-
"A DUCED PRTCES.--Thc Agents Of the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for Guano.
we are now having shipped and will soon be in r.
ceipt of Spring supply from Baltimore. of the
stamp "A aud in prime order. We are now pre-
pared to make enea Sements for early delivery, al
re incad prices and on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand ab ut 50 tons Of Patagonia
Guann of the cargo received last Fall and A MeN-
lean Guano of the best quality. and at the lowest
prices CRENSHAW 4 co,
North side of The Basin Richmond, Va.
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5,4S5 pr1Zes, amounting 70 -. o.. ToN'''o'
whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 b.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO So tsu, 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 i57 prizes similarly printed and encrcled,
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved. and a number is
Irawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time q Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are orened and exhibit
ed to the audience and registered b. the ComInls-
sioDers the Prize being placed against the number
irawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the 2S Approxina-
Ion Prizes. For example: Ii Ticket No: II $50 draws
the $40 900 Prize those c..ets numbered IL 24S 2i9
ll25I 252 will each be entitled to SOD 1t Ticket
No $40 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets NUN
bered 543 549 55l, $50 will each be entitled to 1900
and so on, according to the above scheme. .
The 5000 prizes of S20 will be determined by the
la figure ofthc number that draws the S70,01 prize
For example: If the number drawing the SpD,Ok'
prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
number ends in viii he entitled to 500. 1.-THE num-
Der ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in 2. will be entitled to $50 and go on
too.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk: 49,
Certificate ofs package Of 10 whole Tickets. 80
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He married a brokers' daughter, without wit
good sense, beauty, or even spotIess character
merely to pay "a larg, debt he owed her father
Entering her room suddenly one day he caught a
man In the very act Of kissing hls wife. .Gooi
Heavens" was his only remark, land without be
ing Obliged tot"
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go. -, NUTICE.-for the accomm da-
-! Es13 zion of persons desiring to be in Richmond
ON Ine ILd February to witness the ceremonies of che
Inauguration of the Washington Statue, an extra
train will be on Sunda., 2l-t inst leaving the
Creek ut ncIuck p VI Also, one leaving Frodcr-
ickShurg on Monday, c2l inst at Is A. NJ.
Round p tickets Will be issued by the 8geI ts and
conductors for 81 from Frederick sburg and stations
this way good from the l9th to the cath day of Feb
ruary inclusive.
Persons getting on at stations will procure their
tiCRets from the agents.
sAML RUTH
Supt. Transpor cation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-17

~ FUR 4 E n IA very desirable
III dwelling on Grace strert between Adams and
FDuBnee, one square above Grace street Baptist
Church. The house CONTAINS ten IooD25, an has
been recently repaired and gas introduced; has tina
city water IN the yard, and is in one of the most
pleasant neghborhoods in the city.
To good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
a2-ts RAGhASD 4 BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-17
rtiicate ofs package oflo whole Tickets. .
10 half
10 quarter
10 eighth

In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the TteRets
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending IN
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers immediately after the drawing.
az Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain aud give their Post Office, County and state
49, Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
So All prizes of 81 900 and under paid immediate
" after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
ofthirty days.
All communica;;ons strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
&. SWAN Il CO, Augusta. Ca
w. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia can have their orders filled and
ave time, by addressing g. SWAN d CO., at either
Of those cities.
IS A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each is
entitled to, will be published after every drawing 10
IN following papers: The Augusta ga COnsti-
utionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
IntelIigencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Sayan-
nah Morning News Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch and Paulding (Niiss) Clarion. de 30