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OMAN 4 cos LOTTERIES. :
~ AUTHORIZED By III 2 STATE OF GEORGIA,
S70,OOU!I for $I0y
The foIlowinS, sehefa. wia be drawn By 3, SWAN
SUO Managerial tue Sparta Acadenly Lottery, In
each of Their single Number Lotteries for March.
1853 at AUGUSTA, Ia. in public, under tho super
lntendcuce of Commissioners. ~
CLASS 8,
robe drawn in thecity Of Augusta. aa tn pubic OF
:, GLASS 6, ..-.
To b drawn In the city Of Augusta Ga, In public ON
SATURDAY, MARCH i5TB 1853. ., e.
GLASS 7,
To be drawn In the city o. Augusta. Ca, 10 public. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 20fH 1855.
--. ~ CLASS g..
Ia be- drawn IN the city Of Augusta Ca. in public
SATURDAY, MaRCHN n, I6o8 ...
ON THE Plan OF SINGLE NUMBERH
- 5,s3 PAlLESl ---'
Marty One Rriss 10 Essry Niss 9sckeEs.
-. MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEt
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,.4s5 prizes. amounting to


! whole Tickets $40; Halves IS: Q1at:ere % 10
- PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. "a,
The Numbers from to 1.FD corresponding VIII
tbose Numbers on the Tickets printed on s2paraI.
sips of paper are encireed with small TN fuoes anu
placed in one Wneel. ,;-otaa
ire placed in another Nneel .Yo !,
T,se wheels are tffeu revolvef, and DuIncer
trswn from the wheel of mum bers anu a; tne sant
lime q PrTye is drawn from the oeaef Hneel. II
Number and Prize drawn out are opened ana sAnIp!V
al 10 the audience ard registereI py tns Coniiie
s,ioners the Prize being placed against tns nqnpeI
irgwn Transportation is repeated unal al te rfizee
are drawuoGt. r, -. ,,.oon,,n,, ava
t.,a two succeeding numbers TO those drawing ths
Srst Prizes viii be entitled 10 tae p Approxnns
or Prizes Fer example: It Ticket No y, 55e draws
ne 40 Nl Prize those Tickets numbered 4s
II 2si II 25o will each be entitled to 500 Ii TlcEe;
M sjl draws the $30G Prize, those Tickets nupl
hsrei 54s SAG 55 $50 will each be entitled 10 SS;
Ind 40 on ACCORDING TO the above scheme
me lsSl prizes of S2o will be determined by the
"a tigure ufthe number that draws the Sl00oo prize
gor example: Ii the number drawing the S10,W
orize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
s,Daber ENDS In l. viii be entitled 10 So 1.-THE mum
her ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the
nunber ends in 2 viii be entitled to $50 and 30 on
70 o.. f - -. =. -.,.--l
rates which IL the risk
Certificate ola package oflo whole Ticke.s. -
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NEW SCHEDULE The
4&& g s Mall Steamships "a NEsToWS
NE.IsaA md ROANOKE ar. bth on the
touie now between New York AID
!. ue ls,assezga NOTICE. - RICH
- aoNg 3, AND pa RAN nv

~. ne -,sysssnzg5 NOTICE. - RICH
80 aoNR AND DAMyILLE
RAILROAD CUMfANY.-NEW FREIGHT Ar
RAEaEM ENT.-On and after the Path September
this Company will receive freight OF all kinds al
Danvilie, OF any other Station on the road. Also
any freight from Lsnchburg, or elsewhere on the
line and ship the came for account Of owners
FREE OF CHARGE
for forwarding. by Steamers or sailing vessels as DR.
rue RAILROAD FREIGHT MAY OR NOT BIZ
CO.. go, PREPAID. 49, -
Bills of Ladig will be forwarded to 1the consgnee
and consignOrs, when requested -
Insurance effected TO any portin the United STATES
Consiguors availing themselves ofte above advsnt-
and must send written ti0ns in egery instance
directed tothe D0WS FREIGHT AGENT, st Rich
niond.
Merchants and others purchasing goods here or al
the North can send their stocks properly prepared
for transportation, directly TO our up Freight
Agent" and the freight may be paid here or at Dan
vile, Luxembourg or farther West. if necessary.
Plrtcul0r scyten Instr uett0as should be furnish
I'd tho UP FREIGHT AGENT ip every instance.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
@e 24-d&cts supt. Trausp'n.
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y SIC KEWARD.-Ran away from

tbs sphacriber. PHILIP TAYLOR. Fad ne
gro Was bought by John Saunders Esg.' q
A Lorytto Essex county VINO SEM .', MN, s,h -
nss 20 20 and s,se his wife, and return ~ one wtek
RON the pas. which was da.ea Z; eafb "a
,Iksia coun.v near Petersburg. The above named
nagro was rn,ancpated by the late Thos o. Taylor
will give the above reward IF delivered To- me IN
Richmond. TO John sIundeTs az iors.io u nseA
county, Va. F q. Nh. g
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81 VERY SUPERIOR WATER PROBE

Z ~ BOUTS we have Just Received by steamer
- another lot Of J Miles & Sons Water Proof
Boots, which are undoubtedly the very beat
boots made for Keeping the feet dry aud wasna aud
We will warrant thsm To render ~ murh, or more
service rs any boots made. Gentlemen who may be
in want OF such article very respectfully til
vited TO call at No. l3 Main stree; and be supplied
mh9 PUTNEf e WAITS
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A.,o.xrxsxr o. CApru.--The following h fbe
asfss .npcfntrnsnts by the President OF the Zen
-.s..s al large for 1851
q a.rse aieKee 81 kentucky, who.e father
80 kfiled Ia the battle u BuenA Vista leading
~ resim.nt 10 the hnal cenfiet 2. samuef N.
Hsnsdeld. sSn Of Culenel MAnsfeid. who Mss DIS.
tfueufslsed fst gallant service 1t Fort hrewn, ~
Nontsfey, WHARF he wax severity wounded and 81
1ueu. Vissss s SisgIescn Van Hgrea, soa Of Col.
saei A. yaa Buren ists OF the army, distinguished
So the bstsie Of Cerre oorde Contreras and Chur1-
tAs 500 sfhss unete, Captain Casey, dufirg his BE
-vAa .Iatspsgsut sealoas and highly meriforious
o<Dcer. 1hS died Ia service in Florida >. Geofgc
N.sAoenfsrd. 500 Of Besvst IL Col Bomford. Of tho
array Distinguished for gallant conduct 10 the bat.
sles Of Coutrerss and Charubnsco. vsth the storm.
Jog party o. the nAtsis Of Moiiao del Rey, aud 1t
The. kastis Of enspaitepec o. William II. Belts,
500 of Lieut. Betfs. edistiog uiahed aud wounded
ia action at Fort Drane. Florida from the efects
cf4shich hs died .. Ghartes r. ssuter, tot of Ass
stsssns Sagfeon Sater. fofmertyof he army. who
vAs Sisttd tuished Ia the battle OF Contrerss aud
died s,ob hitter, 10 city ef Mexico. s. William
nsesistt Boo OF Professor Bartlett. a. seaious, &C
eopp'ished sai highly vx,nssie officer Of the Mil.
sary Academy. ~ho has contributed a. muc. TO
the eacissey of che isssssu,icn as any officer Goa
nected With L.. 9<Rosassd ss2Msekeh1ie. son Of
the late Captain Mackenzie OF the navy, who
did In thes sesvies. 10. John r. Blocker
erotssr OF sergeant WIN, Butler Blocker. wh5,
tom hswonnds Of bis superiors. was In command
Of. hh cosspany % tho battle Of Garcia Belen.
and was killed &C the head OF his company. The
cousin Of Col. p. VI. Butler, who was killed Mt the
hssd OF bis regiment ~ Cherubnsae; Of Whltetield
@. Brocks. who died Of. wounds receisef at the
sane time ard place. and Of Richard Watson, who,
after heing tusce wounded, was shot dosn In the
stor ming party at cheputepec
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HoatisIE = 4 bo; In Vernon. VI n.,o,.d T,o,,;,l,.
Recently drpy. team % krasf.rbsro and on lis re-
turn frsze kah h. T. Ar iying happ. bis folks most
tactutrnfiy Pit h fet intp hot water In eonss
casaes IF htsh. IN few days. both f.a, had IA -
smputsted "a he ankle The name u that family
s.s.d II elang d 10 kpDw litfit s'-
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Sgs,s.cs OF 7gAs sroR1AyIos. --Dr. Monk, an d Z
davmsn ~ Lsnca4hfc, kpgsDds les hFen q i.sieted
TIN ID ,sAs arobe dlnsd With Baron Martin. Of LIs.
eSp 81, Eefore whom he was convicted
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20 MARKET GARDEN EoRg
- RENT-A Market GardeEi, recently occu- III
pied by Barinan w Davis. Esq Containing about
acres situated on Union IIill. about 3; of mile
.frgnt the First Market. On the premises there il q
frame dwelling good kitchen. two stabrs. well OF
gR'er in the yard, and other convcnisnces. The
place is in high state of cultivation. Any person
Wishing to engage in marketing convenient To the
city, will please call on EDN'D ID EACHJ,
~ Pearl STREET
GR- There is quantity of manure on the pre-
misses. "~-i NH 9-6t
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FpfscpTAt CHckrK tbrsskb.--Tns aid Episeo,pa,
fTrfaf v1 Church - Ho dbsidss. n. r. was des,rc ].
cd b. fir on ssady Afternoon II IL Va d that flis
was .he e x. ~ scop4i cbnrcb edifce In tho State
bssing bSsn blff In iTst, - ysar~ $40. f....
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80 BE DRAWN
lru VA 1,fypDA Nv MA RHI

APPROXIMATION PRIZE. -
pi nrise % are sN' App' f''' sl.se
prizes OF $50. spproxiDasting to sse.Uoo 49,,
prizes Of 500. spproxiraasing to $1,000 ooa
Prize, are - 1904, oS
PIE nz;se :, are 60 800
4 prizes Of sIGO, approximating TO $i.Ao
4 prizes Of SIS appro1imsting to $1,000
prize, are n,.,oo-..- oVV
prizes Of $50 experimenting to sl.5e 80
sooo ,,,Raas az son are l00,ep
wv 49,
- ... 0~,o,,+,,e, IN ssaD Nab
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hll IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

fz1-s@ HAT BOUT AND UAITEH WEAkEHB. ~
From ibto q per cent. saved by buying fOFp ~
)! H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Bast s~f
9qality molessin Hats see second quality, Is, SILK
flats, . 80; fne ealsskin sewed Boots S3g;sGct.
gecss Boots best quality French patent lea her. s3T
English kid, 1915; buckskin, $3.50; lasting s2fs
csfskiE Sc %; patent leather pnRps Sc: caskin Dc.
1876 eaifskin oxford Ties 81 Is They are al made
tdorder and warranted 20 wear we'll.
Terms, cash on delivery; one price and no sbsts
mont ~
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JOIN c. PACE. JE.

>JAa HEAD QUARTERS, ts57.--
~ CLoTuINGt ELorHINGg CL0THIs6 N
~ Visitors 10 the Agricultural and Neebsnicn'
-2x- Fairs, attentoni-if you arein want u sosae.
thing really neat aud cheap ia the way ef Clothing
aud iGentismen'- Furnishing Goods, net II Selo.
.ost. bnt At far living profit, give me caiI.sa
nsnship are compared shall vie with he cheapest.
Il. IL. SPENCE
oc Is No. 100, cor Main uEd iSih Sta.
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= sApDLE AND HARNESS

k-rS8A NUPACTuEY-.SAMU s. SsYT.
l. N fRktL. wholesale and rsfal. Va. -lls,
Main street. ki hmola. Va EsiuFss hi
rhsnks 70 his odd fIieiids ani the pbise gen-raY,
DC the rrry liberal patronsse he has seeeAsei ~
their hands Tor the last sixteen years. and
them that he Is at present better prepared ~
mediate them than ever from tbs fact that be has in
ai> employment the very best hands, aud uses
bat the beat materials.
s lie has always On hand good supply n All aaalt
sies q articles usually kept ia bis iinss which VIII
de- Invites the public and bis old friends snd casse
gers 20 give him call A silver medal has bern
awarded 70 him by the Mechanics IGsfssate az its
ivy lAst acknowledgements testiagaials ~ ths
sl<ib and fidelity VI the woik done la bis establish
mpnc SAML = CUTfRkLL.
fsi7-dkew3m No. ila Main "
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SAD HONEYMOON An ErTiag Husband as,3 q,
Herois TX S-Chariss Albsughwas recently tried
Gonvietsi and seateneed In Cleveland. Ohio, fl Il
robbins she mail. The Columbus lohio) .liagef to
says. 80 T. 10 -...,ts /. p.
Casrles Aibaugh il only twenty years of se.
and the events III the past fsw months wilt ltl an
important chapter his hfs's history. On CHI rist
mas day be eloped with his landlords dan khp n a
Mis- German. Ia her sixteenth year, went TO Alex.
endrit. Pa, and was married. An effort .Eas mad.
10 Keep the affair secret but IL was discovered BY
sh- girispsrents. who were highly kaeep sed at
their daughters impfudshce. s I'D ~ b =
Gu the. 18th of January. Mr.. Prsnt la the e. 8
mail gent, arres led Albangh upon q charg. Of
rohbing the mail He WAS taken to Cleveland.
sr!esi convicted and sentenced b, fore the e. g.
Curt, aid upon reaching Cardlngt ON, on his way
tse cars 10 bid farewell to her iyct hr ss,aud
THO meeting was painfully af iectipS one She
begged HIN 10 keep mp sspirif T. to make a firm
rs'oiss TO d. MS whole duty while Ia prison
Sac vowed to stick 10 him. thon gh all this, rest of
the world should fcrsake him; for said she Char
Icy, We are both yonag; we have years Of happi-
ness IN store for MS and when your time has .x-
2ired, We can 10 to Some other aI II, where be Of
fsoce will not be known, where We can i've, hap
ply together and earn an hoLes't livelihood =
The p ,or girl nerved herself to the task a nd "a
nhe vii ed thu fsars away fro n the cheeks OF her
yonny sband ahe nsysr w,nimpered
me car sss mll q ps.r engers, who WITH sssed
The sceas With rearfnl emotion. The cond uetor
Who, Of the rqnest Of t.eofficers- had kind de-
iAyedS ee~ moments Ia give che younc comp e an
eertunity Of mertidg each other, at last no titled
.haa, that he could delay no longer. and the whis.
tie gave notice that the cars We're about stal ting
sKeep up your courage like man, Charley said
the ftir heroine, aud she Kissed his check, she
turnei to teave him, but oyerpowered by her feel
ings that che bad thus far kept under Il, she
fe. fauring I'm the arms of the hystanders who
carried gently into the station house, ar d the
Cars rolled the rails with increased sD led to
make up for the detention. -..,
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Ac.wsr,sEtx Esst.sp.- Ef,rritt Ur~Ry ION
She ssh nit - priya.sin che Sixth Northumberia
(Eug3 Fusiiiers underwent the sentence Of q court
m ,rtiai, dooping bin TO receive $50 gasbes, cut,
OF ths rate Of nine At time, into his back An
eyewitness furnishes The Northern Express with
the following description Of this piece Of rufian
Ism: .--;->
The poor victim to military tyranny, a man who
has seen better circumstances, and Is we hear
connectDd with dsting aished family in the north
Of freIsai, when ordered TO strip 'sternly and
steadily refused On this. sixteen Of the strongest
AMI most muscular men stoed for ward, and hurled
hin. face doxnward, on the atone pavement of the
rscketcUurt, II mentally resisted this indig ity.
and with voice trembling with emotion request.
cd them 10 take his life, but spare him this dis
honor. A. faw moaents. however, aad he was
stripped and tied TO the triangles. And now be-.
gan scene which requires an ADLER pen than mine
20 describe. Forth stepped Me of the largest
hxniis Of which being eighfinches the nine tails
tbs ssns length. not rs your correspondents states
armed Rith lead. but With peutagonai pieces OF
csss-hsfdensd steel, eighty one in number
At the first blow OF ths '.cat" a piercing and
unasrthly Shrek ruag from the strong man in his
agony! His iscerated fssh gaped under the blow,
aud samps OF 6esh. At each fresh blow, were de-
taehed from hts bleeding back, and hung high
sbont the walls OF the raeket-court. aud on tho
Clothes o: those afanding by. The stern colonel
compelled TO be an unwilling witness, turned. and
leaning on the arm of the equally affected maj u,
eovsrsd bis face With his handkerchief white deep
sgbs s4itated his manly bosom aud plainly showed
the struggle that wasgoing on within. The sur
geop. most humane man, was Obliged to be sup.
ported by hs hospital sergeant, whv, from time To-
time. administered rcstorstives as we as TO the
suit ring soldier. Man after man fell FROM the
ranks, carried away fAiBting; tears believed the
faces Of nearly all the officers, and ut length the
poor sufferer released from his torture to lin
ger In spItal, where he now, lies, tine whole CT
his spine being laid bare. and gangrene has ansuek
leaving the tortured and lacerated wretch In sucl
. state that every Christian. can, only hope tharl
oeath, Is It must do. Will soon release him from
his sufsrtnes. - =
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fEss, HAM AND JAFaiET.-The Co.,nt de Noe. ono
q tEs sFgniuept msn oftae state unar the nieDar-
~. ras Jast esrd ut Paris, 81 ar adyaucst age ~
ierit Aoet - the dag when the ark iealsd = rest.
lay pitca on dsaat Arara& He hsd three, iHexiri-
We soes xnam 10 called after hoah's sons, sheIn.
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~ WALL ST. HIRING, cSgR II
69NLIyE6Y AND SALE STABLE 9kae6s9z.
The subscriber having recently added 10 bis stock
some excellent Northern HORSES for saddle and har
n.ss; arso. Ladies' saddle I0rses WITH tho latest
styl s of Bicycles and Carriages, would be pleased
TO wait on the pub ic on the most accommodating
terms Persons desiring pleasant drive, behind
fast and safe horses would do well to give IA "a call
A few saddle herses taken at livery. Also horses
bought and sold on commission With prompt re-
turns. se $780,. !. THOMAS RUSK ELI, IS
--s Proprietor Wall at. Stables,
~ Between Main and Franklin.
. FOR RENT.-Ten beautiful Rooms, which have
never been Occupe with water and all the mod
ern conyeniences. Empire as above.
. NH slim =.
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Toiiiva ASE piscaIss PR NaraBI.--A 6 ermsn
uonsp at r iza6es:,, y. j., who has far years.
ssasistei upon the private charity of the public,
which she stinei by her sqasiiia poverty md APP
parent necessities, recently died, add sinina.
tion into her effects, there was found them
$l0,o00 OF $4,000 in excellent bonds auo mort.
cages upon the best of property. Leaving no.
heirs, the money viii revert to the city In which
she lived. ~ 4. -. -. ..- --s-. u. -. g..
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FoR ,WAsIixG.-Cut into small pieces pound of
Oar SOAP; pnt into tin pan or iron pot, with one
quart 81 water. Keep Ii hot. but net boxing. till
the soap b desolved and stir in two large spooui
fall Of powdered borax. When cool, IL Wit! again
harden, and you will have double the quantity of
soap. and better for .hng all kinds ~ clothes.
fns labor Of rhe rubtng is very mn n mipished.
Of soft soap when fsst made. will greatly improve
the s,sp for washing. aud also prsyent Its eating
the hands, as new soap Is apt to do.-I|1iris Far.
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"a NOTICE.-NEW SAD n
EtS4A pLEgY AND HARNESS IS d2N

KH{6A DLEKT Anu IAKNEcc. 81 .xk-Sl
REX TABLfSHMENT.--The sahscyiAeE ~
3 speetfuiy informs his aid castAnels and
tbe5 public generally. that he has pnfshased tron
Mr.. Jpns W DENNIS his entire s!oek OF ssAppLkkx
lniisafly know as uteys cid staHsll uhsss MAI 10
soune ias 80 and varied stock usually Kept la be
fias which he will sell on reasonable terms 10
csr afford. Having engaged the SERVICES OF lr.
JOHN 0TEY Jack nawlsdged ~ te The hsss sssid:-r
IN the city who will attend Ia person 70 tstS2ddls
deoarfInsnf thoSe who may be IN want " supsaiar
saidf. any other article In my line. viii pleas
w. II ~ JOSEPH II coLouiTT. Agsnt. -
r3r No. 81 Main stkeet. aeofs ALIVE ~.
As 4fasNF Sf'sa ST Chsxins He.el.
tns : COLLARS. can be nirnished 81 Esasipx thelS
4drdera full supply al&xyson hand.
ksnmond. DscehnheF 18th. 1901. DO I'D
10 AEON. Prime Bacon Shoulders for
ID sale by LEWisNwsRR AGO.
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BARGAINS.
.Gg
- GREAT REDUCTION-And no

ae<e@%aE mistake d. eTInined 20 eIose ont all
thick sole Ladies eaters 10 mase rcota for spring
y OK. / viii sell them for ihe unprecedsntly low
price (fuT the quality of $l,ja, worth 81. ...
/ WM. WALSH
ImhS Sign Of Fig Boot, No. -. MaiH It,
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par GOODS.
=.
NEGRO CLOTHING, NEGRO GOODS
THOs. M pRIcR a co. !,

Nj EtAU CtiOlHtNu, NEuhg NVoDo'
THOs. II. PRICE n co.,
In addition 10 some new aud elegant Fancy Goods,
are getting Ia for those who make such thing W
early arse sFp g sn.fs !. ne ,sey would
Heavy tanaburgs stripes brown cottons, g ~
Do Pensy do Blows Jeans and Twiiis
10 Cettonades Herman Burlsps
b Misfd Jeans domestic 9iDghams -
WaeiiIlssett Mixtures Choctaw stripes
Furniture Piaids Apron Gheeks' &c II
An Of which they pledge themselves 20 sell by tile
yard piecs package at the west rates suc s2ods
can be sold FOR In any clty or eonnir ( fcv co
NEW GOODS, NEW G00DS.-A. K.
PARKER kays nst ss e. pssTI sts aoas
selected in person by one OF their coseefn now Ia
New York They win continue 70 Be snpp Lied nom
time to time with whatever liz most fasnlonapr.
Among the Goods lust received. are the following;
Bi.ck Flouneed siik Rehes.
pc Pc ..anIiIt g. 90 DC
Spring silks, ia Robes, Bayadsre, chane ana
sprinr o. Iailes in Printed. Bayadere and Robes
Plain aousselines and Debeges "a. =.
Printed Ghalliss. Challie De Lainos and foie ae
French In dish and American Prints
Muslin Sets and Muslin Collars ~
Ca pbrfc Sets and Cambria Collars
Black Grape Sets and Biack Grape collars
ILLUSION tapes; Illusion Berthas =
Full supply Of Alexannder,s kid Gloves Gloves 8. sc
Gents Ladies' AMI Chldren HBs1sr{, 9cs &c:
! &c IL . - A. n, fAhh Ce y ".
NEW GOODS, FEBRUARY 10TH
IN Tprfs r. PRICE Il co. are now getting III
some choice fancy and heavy foods for the Spring
trade Just to hand. will be found; b
/ Engi.eh Prints in great variety
Choice Black Taf1eta Silks
! Do do Mourning DO
Do do Bayedere do EHf .E9
Hoped Skirt3, every style) :
Ladies' II. s Gloves
/ Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish iIineL1, SheetingS &c. 4
plaii Dom lies Cotton 0snaburgs, Brown Cot
: tons, &c. -. .-..--..-
80 Robes. II
They are still closing az wonderfully low rates
fe fl-ts . l-.. 7. X. PRICE Il CO.
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II FURS! FURsll FURSIt!

= AiUFtH, NUFFAIbBb aud FIJH II
d" MICK TIES, &C. ..l
And every other style of Fancy Furs suitable Tor
Ladies Misses and Children. Also a handsome as
scrfment of Carriage Robes, Foot Muhs, &c.
The above goods have been carefully aeected ard
hey warranted fresh and free from defect. The
tteation OF the ladies is respectfully solicited.
.r -,1BINf9RD, DICKINSON d WElSlGER, -
4. &C ~ 40. rs Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-13

WHAf fsx DOLLARS wouLp HAYS RARSED--An
elderly lady Deposited, hort time since, in the
Lowell Savings nsnk,s gold ten dollar piece Of the
Uaitea States coinage Of 1901, which she has kept
10 her possession, a. pocketpiece. 30 long that,
binary rate Of interest have broaght Der up to she
prsssat time, ouer onsAnrdeed and ssrty dollars.
Monk or RpMs D5lsas.-0n last Friday night.
dns'ng the Intense cold. man BY the name OF Js-
cob Hsntzsr. living near Rdgeyils, Nd, left that
n lid aat howevss reach home, and search being
Instituted for him. his desd body wac found in q
fsId the road side, on the Monday following,
frozen stiff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-13

DEAfs or Two BsoTHEKs ---fhs bar Of New York
has sustained severe t6ss IN the death Of two of
It's most worthy members the brothers c. D. aud
q A. asskett 8 The cider brother, @. d. sackett,
died On Nonisy Afternoon. OF congestion of the
luags Ills brother died the next morning OF an
o,i-xy. a consequences of the excitement and grief
which tia dscsase of his brother had induced
Tksy we're 10 at estimabe men, aud their relation.
thranxh iiis hal bsen sinsuiafly close They lived
together, worked together and died together. y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-13
! BRICK DWELLING In SIDNEY,

- BRICK DWELLING In SlDNEl
sTsa AT PRIVATE SALE-We offer Tor sale PR
vaFry Brick Residence situated az the mol IN" est
corner OF Harvey aud Grove streets, WITH acres
Of highly improved land attached, and lately 9ccu
pied by z d Bernard Tho house contains J" tHfge
and airy ROOMS Those in wan. OF a suburban resi-
dence, would do well TO look this property before
purchasing. 80 I.is Z
fins Will be liberal. 1900, =. ,o>5
f. ls-3sawtiA Jas NJ TA1tOfs q oON.
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COAL.
COAL. -.-s.'- -
A NTHRACITE AND CLOVER HILL

in iut, COAL of superior quality, from the jlack
Heath sui I'd ikEni Pits. NJ The shortest nNtice-
Orders .ddressei us, throIsh the f,'st once at
- TOMpKINS Il CO., o..
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