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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-25

rINIE undersigned purchased the state Right for
i Tennessee of the above patent about one year
ago and has introduced extensively IN various
PORTIONS OF the state asks now the attention OF build
ers, ana the pabic generally, 10 examine its superior
| ity over other mC'es Of ko"hng.
The material forms hard aud smooth surface. IL
is npcrvlOus u water, elastic snd ncxhle, VIII
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure To IRE; Il Is
cheaper than any roof OF the Old style, ana
will give better satisfaction 10 It's durability thore
Is question. 1t Is the best thing ever invented for
painting Of old ieaky I'm roofs
Hs- The Cement Will be furnished 20 those at dis
| tancc with directions Tor using.
as- COUNTY RIGHTS FoR SALE
81 Orders the andoFslgned, through the
Pest Utiice viii be promptly attended Ia.
| weud respectfully refer % the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the &c
ment, and many others whose names are not here
AKonrEcrs AND MASTER xRuASios NASHVILLE.
Maj A. lIkIIAN,
Mcssrs. HUGHES a SMITH.
COLEMAN SPAIN,
wM. srOCkt1L,
WARREN a MOORE,
HUuGB MCCULLOUGH,
Col l. 1SniRsoN, supr n. &cRl GO.
Rev. y. ELLIOTT,
u. p. wiLRIN,
Ex0cH ESsiRY.
SLAUGHTER = HEREFORD,
". Is SilAlARD,
} " WILLARD,
A. v. :. LlNISiEY,
Gen. WASH nAiiItUw,
W. II. GORDON A 90,
JAS. H. kkNDRlCk,
Rector y. q. SMITH, Columbia.
MAJ. A J. DONElssoN, navidsoa ccnniyi
Col. A. J. FOLK, Maury county.
az The Nashville Chattanooga Railroad CxmIs
ay adopted Jis Cement for The covering Of tvf
cars aud other work.
ss- Certificates aud testimonials from Cincinnati
aud elise here where the Cement has bcen la general
for several years, can be exhibited.
Toe undersigned has besn engaged IN variDas modes
81 Cement roofing for many years and natteFs himself
that h has gained some experience aud knosledse
dafng that Llae.
have made arrangements 70 receive . > perioF
imported article u RoeAng felt fr0m - asr Bso-
rasaas, Sew York.
Samples u Rooeng 10 be seen at oalce.
J. 7. SAIfi CRsT,
0f1es Ne. Is DeadeEiek stFrst
nsyib&n kkeztitlrs IxeN.
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AAN COLIN NOV SE,
TULLAHOMA, TENN.
10 Il. NTH prODriefOr.

HAVING taken charge of the above Hotel, will en-
L deavor 10 please all who may favor with a
call OF my friends and the citizens of Nashville and
Davidson county, would solicit patronage. Ny table
will all times be provided with the best the country
affords and every will be taken to please all
There is a good Livery Stable contiguous this
house and the Fayetteville Mulberry and Lynchburg
Mail and Passenger Coach leaves this Hotel every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday for the above places at
~ O'Clock, p NJ, and returning every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at IL O'Clock A NJ. making
connections with the Nashville and Chattanooga and
McMinnvie and Manchester Mail Trains.
Tullahoma, August IS, 1857. UAA
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Old Nashville Inn Stable.
ropTu NApYTT CT REIn w EvANe m

NORTH MARKET ST. BELOW EVANS & CO.
rI'nk subscriber has ts day bOasGt the interest 1t
IL J. y. ALgaANpER Ia the above stable, and IL pre-
Iarci 10 iuFgsA at sort notice Beet horses ana
Bugsies Rad Hacks, Tor Nh!ch uniy urry Hse=sf az
pracv " ~ be charged All 9ho wish e. rids in sty e
had better gave han a cali.
1ios- isiing 80 purchase HORSES viii also und u
greatly g. advantage - hiIn call be Is
Ia communications sith parties IA ouo, well else
where, through shose agency he euablod 10 furnish
Grady such Horses niay bv wanted.
r also prels4fuI 10 ARtek aIta Dsck, bresk as.d
6aa !Slsl{e Hzgcss, ia Whlch branch (zs ndeed
AID tks peUscf safl.aesoa "a sFassaa- TIC
nasmboT, North Market ssTezt.
;. c. NcFKRIlAN,
InAyl6-im Late 81 Bowling Green, ky.
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GIaaferp notifes.
In ClIaneery at WaFerIy, Tenn.
JUNE RULES, 1s5

G. W. Rives
Attachment ana lnJ. BILL
John d. Woodward ct ais
TN this cause, on motion, and ii appearing 10 the
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master, from the ale
cations the bill, supported by the affidavit of the
complainant that the defendant, John ID. Woodward
has absconded and left the country, cOnceals
himself that the ordinary process of the law
be served upon him. it is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the Nashville Patriot newspaper
published in the city of Nashville for four successive
weeks, requiring the said John D. Woodward 10 ap
pear before the Chancellor of Court Of Chaucery
for the county of Humphreys, at the Of
said Court, 10 be held at the court house town
OF Wavery the 1st Thursday after the 3rd Monday
in September next, and plead, answer. or demur 10
complanant's bill, the will be taken for CON
fessed and set Tor hearing ex parte To him.
Witness, David r. Owen, Clerk and Master OF our
said Court, at office, the LIST Monday in June 1855.
u. OWEN,
Junel4-w4t Clerk and Master.
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Not,,s Patent Asrirultural FURNACES.

vTSHFS article was constructed m consequence Of
i suggestion from the American Institute, that
sample, portable and low priced Furnace, vas mueh
neesd by farmers FOR boiling and stcaning food, and
Tor many mechanical aud domestic PURPOSES IL 'ook
The pr.niuin the U. : Agricultural fatr at Louis
Ill. last received. WM. STEWART,
No. IA Market street
Also Coal Cooking Ranges and small Cooking stoves
for coal ~. .
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post Office.

NASHVILLE, March 20, 1898.
n h.. opened on Sundays at half past A. ~, aad
~is.-e AZ A. ". Open again al q 81. and close al
y N. On all other days the once viii be opened At
M 5. Il. ANDERSON. Post Master.
m.rsI-9
gr,,n,othy seed Just received and Tor sale eg
s.i,s o d DICkkY.
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Notice to Tanners.
We have constantly on hand and for sale
CIR ZEN SALTED HIDES,
At No. 2s South Front street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
NpFi-6m ] DOYLE 90
GET THE BEST.

GET THE BEST.
THE GENUINE ANBROTYPE-ths Premium Fixture
l. Ia bvyond comparison the oest style u lkesoss
yet introduced, aud stan4s without rival:
Tine Cannot change theta,
Light cannot fade th1Ia,
DzInpnesz cannot mould them,
Dust never reach them,
kust Cannot corrode thea-
Made as heretofore By iARCoMBf, Corner cf Cherry
and Cnsoa Gets pat up a.. top agyie a. last
prices.
az Made Al other reoras IN Nashville
ran-@l
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DissOiUtiOn.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
i name and style OF MUfERRAN a ALEXANDER rs
this day dissolved by mutual cUnscuL The business
will hefafter be carried the Old stand by J. c.
MsfKAsAS who alone Is empo~ere, 10 settle up the
business OF the old firm JAS. c. AcI ERRAN,
J. n. AIEX AMER
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COAL COAI.tt

1O0O0 BUSHELS Superior Ohio River Coal in
iOOIJO at the Coal Yard on College Street ad-
lnnlng NJ. X +. r. CheathRms Warehouse carefully
screened and cleaned, at Is (d2O per bushel.
Apply 20 the Coal Yard.
ian23-u A l. DAVIS
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SNYDER s. FRTZZETJ
) In e d Down Shoes. -
SNYDER 81 ERIZZEII.

uANE in store fine stock of Boots and shoes Of
every description, which they Offering at low
prices. maTI7tf
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership existing between b. LANtER
Il GEO. MILEI.i.. under the style Of b. LANiER a
Co.. Is this day dissolved. B lsnIer having purchas
CT Geo hizell's entire interest Ia the late Tn alone
authorized 10 settle up the same o. LANlkR
Mar. IS, 1885 GkO. AiLELL-
Sc Referring 10 the above notice, ] take great
pleasure IN recommending 10 my friends my late as
saciate IA business AT. b. iAanier, n . gentleman
every way worthy OF their continued patronage
March IS. 1885 GEO. AILEII.
RAILROAD SPIKES.
THE undersigned Is the authorized agency for the
Il sale 81 Porter, kolfc a swett's Railroad spikes
said be the best aud cheapest spikes IN uso. =
supply constantly ON hand and for sale by
Il. u. pICKEY,
aprlO-tf College Street. Nashville.
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Postp0ncuaent.

I'VE regret thai ceFnIefiet % pcstpoDe the
w hzFEe s=le q rlch PLATED ware. there havaig
been drteui,a tile trans1asston * tis stssE.
~ have reliable adssce r-fercacs 70
arrival all give tkEoagA tie daily iooraAis
10 cur breads and c1slaaaerz
gauei4 BAN. D. SHELLS
n n Our sale % Rsch Oriental aud itAiAa stAtiea-
AIRY al certainly take place Tussday The 18Th
a. are sass TIE Eeods I stafe, and wsl BE-
ready for exhia4isoa Eoa2ay boon
saRei4 D. F.A
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40 IAN RAM AGE.

No. AZ, College Street.
GENTS Calf ''S1FTCITED DOWN. D. s. Shoes:
" - d" English Laced Shoes:
d. ;. Nater-p proof stitched Boots;
large assortment at very low prices by
teb6-f JOHN RANAGE.
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AT Cost for CaSb

ME have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Nallces which we VIII close out at Cost for Cash.
Persons wanting any 81 the above have now an op.
portuny 10 purchase AT low down prices. Call al No
p, Public square.
mar9-l SNYDER x FRIZZFLL.
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Hats and Cans far Mem. Rnrx ami ChiIdrrn

AN receiving direct from the man
~ uiaC tories, all the latest styles of Spring -
~ Summer HATS and CAPS. consisting -
- ga part of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats of
all qualities. Also full assortment of mems and
BOYS Wool Hats and Caps. Will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash, or TO punctual dealers
B. r. CUTTER
No Sc and So cor, of Broadway and College SITS,
mar l3 Nashville Tenn.
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No.. "a Wool. bags "A; Apples, bbls 1885, Leather.
III ~, stock car ads s. Empty bbls lIs; Horses,

,os,ptsby he Richmond fredericksburg and fo-
tomdc RatiToad - 30 hads Of iUpacco; - bnshele
Whea,: $50 do Corn; 80 empty Bbs; go bbls Fiour
5iss ibs Butter; nkxs Esgs; 81 sheep; 4Caives; =
Lambs; II ate; Horses. ~ -" lhs aseeiiansout;
40 bu-heIs Meal; sssz do uats; do Peas; $50 do
RIVE. Is cords Wood bags Woo; 81 empty Flour
Bbis: Is bpsheis potatoes: bhi- Apples; package
Lard
Hossl ada Tobacco, s6s basheis heat, ltts bais
Flour, Il bales ottoa ee6; pounds Bacon, 14c5 emp.
ty Liquor Barrels, 10; empty Flour Barrels, 2es2;
bales Domesttcs. 80 mounds ef Iron Castings, 6ise
feet of Lumber, IS 0A bales Of Waste, I6 bales Of
Rags, rs; stavss, $500; miscellaneous Articles A..
$40 rounds; Coal "a MS bushels
EXPORTS CoAsTwTsg.
To Philadelphia, by SsdmsrS.-9 hhds Leaf t.
haccc; 420a pkgA haut do; Is b5ls Scrap Iron 81
empty Hhds. $40 empty Buls; 81 bags Feathers: 1885
hbis Flour; 26t pkgs Dried Frnit % bundles Sheet
Iron; ~ bales Domestcs: T5s bags Coffee; hhds 5u-
gar: 80 pigs Lead 20 pkgs Maze; a bags Wool;
400 bu .hes Gram: pipe Gin
To Neio York, by SteIpters.-i30 hhds Leaf Tobac-
O.; l3I07 PIX Is Msnfd 20; $40 bbis Flour: 60 pkgs
Dried Fruit; IS bbs Liquor; rs bags Potat .es; 2lS
30 Tkgs Alum Water: 10 p gs sulphur Water;
tag Feathers; Piano; bundle Hi.es; bags n
SEM: II hbls Apol's: 9ipkgs 0dze
By Stcomerst 10 Baltimore IL IA pkEs Manf'd To-
haoco 60 ms rooac1; iai hh Is stems; tierce'
T,baec): 10 bbls, hid and ) boxes Smoking Ito
225 empty Bbs: t02 bbl- Flour; 81 bu.hels Wheat; :
bAles Cutt n; bbls snuff; bags Peanuts; 81 bbis
Apples: II bags and 20 rbls Dried Fruit; boxes lie
mons; cases sulphur Water; % cases Alum Water
fartshing Machine; i6 boxes BItters: b .les DO
mestics; IS bales Ozna'lurgs; 20 Doxes and crates
Sundri 2; Is tsye Cutters; hbls and Casks Liquor
81 bundles Bags: b ,yes Glassware; 20 bids h ides
- PIGS Lead; crates skp.: live Hogs; e. role
Leather IL bbls Gas Tar; 800 bags Gram; Do "a o
II bags and bbls Ginseng; SO bags " col, aud sun
dries
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Shirts, &C, made to order, at short notice.
an 2;-Iy NJ SINGER & co.
yTIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL
ROAD.-NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-seal called
proposals will be r. c-ived by the undersigned until
the 10th Of November Gext, for the Hraouat'on aad
extending from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
west towards Cumberland Gap. The protiies and
nlaus upon the above named distance can be seen at
the Office OF the Chief Engineer, in the town OF Az
ingd0n after the Let day Of November neXt,Who VIII
give ali necessary explanations III egard thereto
The line is divided into about mile sections In
the above distance there will be earth to move
amounting about $4,000 yards Of loose and hard
rock about 5l3 $50 yards of mortar masonry, Z9,i W
perches of dry drains, Is 800 perches.
Those proposing foi the work aro requested 10
state in their bios what am ant OF stock they are
Address the undersigned, at Abingdon: Va.
W HAWKINS Il co.
NB-The inspecting of the Profiies and Plans OF
the Chief Engineer. has been changed from tie i2h
OF October to the lst of November, owing 10 the
great amount OF labor required 70 prepare them.
W. j. Il. CO,
se2l-dtd Abingdon. Va.
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continued illhealth. has determined In se,I b;s
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANuF iUTORY
with the NJ MACHINERY, &c. The buildings occupy
lot 10 by $50 feet on Cary street between sih and
10Th streets aud are especially adapted TO this hns
ness The Machinery is nearly new. and carried by
a sixteen horse power Engine. all in perfect order
This establishment enjoys an extensive patronage
inclined 10 engage in O sure and profitable business
Terms accommodating.
se sp--sm Fl BALDWIN.
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E0 NM feet wide ga and inch
c',sPW PINS BoARpS-ie ndins on ths
nscs frsr sehr kn.ssgrisr, for sale low and on &C.
ssn TauMAr A, PARKER.
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NALL IMPORT TION 8.

NIFTY DOLLARS-I. M SINGER &
Il cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWlNG
MACHINES 2l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND;
VA-We would most respectfully invite all to call
and examine our new stock Of Family, Plantation
and Lea, her Machines. which Tor durability ara
beauty OF finish, cannot be surpassea by any. our
Machines are sn constructed, that by the maglca
changes they are mede TO sew, hem, gather anu
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag CT heaVy
leather TO the finest silk, satin or lace, OF any
description, without trouble. The simple con
struction ease of management aud SAVING OF time
makes the Machine invaluable, aud warranted 70
give perfect salts action to all. Our new famlly
Machine, for light work, will be found one OF the
prettest and best in use; il is put up in Rosewood
Mahogany or En8Inel.d cases, to suit the parior or
work-rooIa. Our agent. being fine machinist. Is
prepared TO repair Machines, and to give all the IN
structiuns 30 that the operators can ADJUST their
Machines with all ease Ladies' will be instructed
at their residences; also servants il desired Tree OF
charge. We invite ali to cali and examine, where
all possible attention will be paid by our lady 1per
ators and gent to give exp anations, whether they
purchase or not.
SILK Thread and Cotton, of all colors and descrip
tiops; Needles; Gauges for tuckipg aud binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars Will be sent 70
all o. application By mail or otherwise.
Stitching ana Quilting Of every description, on
Cloth or Leather.
Shirts, &C, made to order, at short notice.
an ply / NJ SIN GER co.
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND STICK Of BOOTS. SHOES. DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES FOR SALE.-With view of
moving to my new store, on Brock Avenue, offer
for sale the large story brick store and dwell
ing together with sopar3 to- from the large tive
storystoGe AMI brick storehouse and dwelling in the
rear. The whole premises Ia large ard roomy, tInd
well adapted to almost any kind OF husine3.--trom
a retail to wholesale commission house fronting
Canal street Immediately opposite the Basin. where
large majority of the canal boats receive ard DO
liver their freghts-apd its being near to all the
City Banks, Custom House, poatoffice, Haxsll and
Crenshaw Gailego and other Mills, Tobacco Ware
houses and 9th large establishments, renders 1t
both valuable and desirable business house
This property, as an investment: would pay a good
sale my entire stock of Boots Shoes Dry Goods and
Groceries, a whole, or in parcels at prices which
cannot fail 10 suit purchasers The house has run
of custom already tabl,shed which could be large
IL increased thus affording an opportunity seldom
offered, 70 those wishing TO commence husinsss
oc l5-ts JAMES WARDEN.
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6sHiSE, "A Main street. are now selling both
at auetion and private sale. large and varied stock
ton suitable for the country trade embracing. in
part Wa;dhss JswsilTy Cutlery Gums Pistols
on very liberal terms. Call aud examine for your.
selves. OF h-Im
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o. FOR RENT-Intending to remove
LII to the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford, Mayoa Blair, two doors above Mess I Price
i Co. the store at present occspy, No Is Market
Bridge, is for rent This is one of the best business
stands in the lower part OF the city, and offers rare
opportunity to any one wishing to engage in a re-
tail trade in almost any line Of business To good
ment will be sold on moderate terns. Apply to
mo PAGE, JR,
80 Its No 10 Market Bridge.
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10 quarter
10 eighth 90

N UAD.RINa TIQka1a OR CERTIPIOAfEs
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they viii be forwarded
by first nail. Purchasers have Tickets ending 10
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be senl
t. Purchasers Immediately after the drawing
SOC Purchasers will please write their sipusturss
OF Remember that every Pixie is drawn and nav
able In full without deduction '
81 All prizes of 81 900 aud under paid INN ed,sft
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the Usus. tims
Of thirty days.
Ali commune atoms strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certifcatest
L
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By tn. james Rieer and Kana,oha Canai.-Leai
Touaeco. hhds Az; Manufactured do pigs 5,la4;
Tobacco stems. hhds 49, Flour obs l3.7is Wheat,
bushels i3i 5 Corn do $40; Oats do 1855 Pig Iron,
tons 3ZI Coal do 9S7 stone. do Az Pig Lead. do 81
wood cords z76: Apples. ibis 2o; Baeon lbs 400;
Empty bDls 3.593; Butter, It's 5G3s Dried Fruit lbs
14oO Lard. lbs a7z7; Leather ABS 1885; Whisksy.
bbls "a; Wool, bis f39
Receipts By Pir9iata Central Railroad Corn
Meal. SIS bushels Dried Fruit, 1889 lbs; Flour.
27Of bbls; Wheat 81, s6S busheis Potatoes IS bush
els; Tobacco, "a hhdr; Leaf Tobacco is pkgs;
Rye I04 bushels; Oats $40 bush; Flax seed, 70 bush;
Clover and Grass Seed, y bushels; hay, 50 bales,
Beeswax i23 tbs; Manf'd Tobacco. $50 pkgs; shoes
pkgs; Paper, 100 resIrs; Empty barrels 1877; Ms.
se:iaoe .ns pkg. So; sicrchandise, 90 pkgs Whs-
key, 1856 bblf Cbestnuts. 20 bbis; Mineral W ster ~
pkgs Pig Iron. % tons; Baron. 7.423 lbs Butter
1871 lbs; Cattle. AZ Calves a. Fowls, 76 doz: Eggs
2apsat; Gorses 81; Hogs, At; sheee IA; Lard 7s6
lb. Ia low, $3.50 lbs; Turkeys %; Wool, 24ts ihs;
Apps. 23i9 Buekwheat veal, 80 pkgt; Corn, 2,545
busted lumber. SO DO feet
ny TIE Rtehmopd and Laruiae Railroad.
bushet. q; Flour, bbis ~; Corn burhels, 2si To-
beas,, hhds sas Maenfa.tursd rebsee2 pkg 10.
zlss fpbacco, ibis, 20; DO teTees, Vi Dres Ffu,,,
p.ss, as. Bssswsx. boxes p; Potatoss bush. 10 ~
thicssns. dox zpE hers, boxes d Batter hrkins d
Bar, Bushels Ia Ria1seed. bags sj feathsre do ~
Slaves. 5 Oats ssd I car loAdsl snskiRs 1osssae,
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ls[s = EsAla -
ix<y kxE2h1a.3
SWAN s. CO.'S LOTTERIES
~ rpIuNpukNTI
50U0U TICK TSi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR II UNDRED AND
EI4HTYFtVE PRIZES
Nearly one Prize to sre1y Nine Ticketsi
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEi

7 APPROXIMATION PRIHFs
| prizasof $400 aplroximatins to S7G,Ge0
prize, are 81 500
prIz Of 800 approx mating to $4,000
prizs. are 1000
prizes Of $50. approxmating to $1,000
prTZ@, are 500
price of 5i23, appro1matng to $1,000
pIIze, nTe $50
prizes Of 500, approx mating to $4,000
prize, are AGO
prizea Of $75. approximating to So coo
prize, are 800
prizes OF $50, approximating to LEO
prize. are 90
$500 prizes OF go ara I00t 900
5,iS5 prizes. amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets SIC; HaiVes IS: Quarters 81 81
~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one degirous Of receiving it
Certhcstes OF packages VIII pe SOLO ;he following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate ofpackage of 10 whole tickets, $50
~ half 40
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CUaAh 1850 barrels ut, Loaf, Crush.
aef LEwIs wknD CO.
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SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND
By JOHN A LANCASTER d SON. far the sceek ending
Thursday NoUeaiber 4, 1888
Virginia per cents, sales S9i5S and interest
bonds guaranteed by the State, sale- Al 800 and
inter eat
Richmond City Bonds sales s95 and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock. (par 800 last sales ct Srs
Farmers Bank Stock. sales at sl63
Exchange Bank stock, sales at 5lO31z
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock (nar S2s
last sales at S261z. -"
Merchants Insurance stock, last sales at $40
Richmond Fire Association Stock (par soy last
saiss S37st.
RichmCpd, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales at so
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales at S2a
Richu ond and Petersburg Railroad Stock sales at
$3S.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last sales at
$37.
James River and Kanawha Stock. last sales 81.
Receipts by Canal Railroads and River
tor the month of October.
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Gs FOR RENT-A three story Brick
- Dwelling in thorough order, on Sth street
north Of Leigh, near the city spring. The house is
unoccuped aud can be viewed by persons wishing
to rent. The keys next door. Apply TO thesub-
soriber, 203 Broad street. -
19--tS j g COURTNEY.
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, JOHN N. WILLIAMS, PRAorr-

BRAZILIAN hBLE
81 N~-sS SPECTACLE 81 would invite thu
attention CT my C ty and country frien6s aud tho
public in general TO well assorted stock Of Gold
Silver, Steel, Tortoise shell PSCTACLES and kYE
GLASSES Opera Glasses and Spy Glasses, Of the
best quality, which | always keep on hasd sat ofr
for sale at The reasonable prices. by my large
assortment of Spcctacles aud great variety If Gas
es science and art have adapted them 10 different
ages and d. fects of the eyesght and by my lcng
peTieuce in the Optical line, am enabled SUIT
persons age wi h Glasses OF any kind reg uired
New GLASSES fitted into old Frames, at short Loties
and in the best manner.
have lust received another lot Of those fne Bra
lillian Pebbles. All those that were waiting aow
be supplied
Opera Glasses for hire.
SA MYERS, Optician,
NJ Garner Main and 2, art afro ia
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a. MULES, MULES.--The subacri-
92Ssbers have Just received at their Stables, on
Cary street Opposite the Gas House. large lot of
fine young MULES, which a offered at low prices
and on Accommodating terms. We will regularly
be in receipt of yung ii ULES from .ntucky. and
can fill ali orders in the most satisfactory manner
GREEN il JOHNSON, Cary ST..
au l3-3m opposite Gas House.