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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

all A MIsTAKB.-Wm. e.. Wade, Of
Henrico. was arraigned before the Mayor yester-
day to answer the charge Of stealing furniture
wagon valued at $50. from John Custillow, within
the past three months. Several Witnesses were
examined, and proved the following facts Custil-
low purchased an old wagon and sent IL to John
Ta'ly's blacksmith shop for repairs. About the
same time Wade carried horse and wagon to the
horse auction lot, in rear of Taiiy's to be sold.
Mr.. Cauthorn. the suctioneer, being sick, another
gentleman sold the horse. but the wagon was
taken IN, to be cried on another day. In week
after. Wade's wagon was sold, and he received the
payment for it. The following week Mr.. Cauthorn
had sale. and understanding that Wade's wagon
had not been sold and seeing and old wagon near
hts place Of sale, put 1t up and it off to the
highest bidder. The purchaser forked over the
purchase mouey. and Mr.. Cauthorn held il subject
to the order of Wade. but Wade refused to receive
IT, stating that he had been paid for his wagon -
These explanations Satisfied the Mayor that Mr..
Cauthorn had sold the wagon by mistake-that
wade had nothing TO do With the error-and that
Custiiow Was entitled to his wagon, and the per-
son that purchased it to the money paid Mr. Cau-
thorn. The warrant was therefore dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

PsLycE INSTRUCTIONS The Mayor.
yesterday, instructed the police officers against
releasing any free negro from the cage, committed
for want of a register, without bis order. His
brother Justices bad no right or power to bail
such persons fer their appearance. and their orders
for release were to be disregarded while be was
Mayor. OF course the Mayor called no pAmes. but
We Judge from his remarks that some Alderman
had taken responsibilities not authorised by law
He stated that he was ready at all times to 60
where duty called him, by day or by night. Some
Of the Justices have studously avoided interfering
with police matters. and have thereby saved them.
selves from frequent snBoyances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
Eo0AL nATTERs.
CRIMINAL CAusIs.-The Hust

OkAMIhAL OAUo u 0.-lne uUetEUR "
Court, which will commence IT, September term
next MondAy. has hsasy efiminsl DOCKET TO desl
with, - will Be seeu BY Fstsrspcs 10 the following
cases. asDt on BY the Mayor: ssE
Aoase AsukiaG s--Joha. slave 10 Charles Terrell,
for breaking sed sutsffse the o0les os Larkin ".
0tsssorook. snd stsaine thsrsftoa clothing Of the
Grand Larceny -ssrah. the properly Of Robert
Nelson, stealing two vatches-cne gold. the other
siiver-and sondry articles Of clothing valued At
baugtGry-Albert, slave TO John A. Grmma,
breaking into the dwelling house Of George Bick.
ford. 10 the night time and stealing s2l so worth
Of vesring apparel therefrom.
6o66eTy.-Peter Phelps, Q white man. for vio-
lentIy assaulting and beating Oswald Wright, and
taking from him by force $40 SO. James Drum
tiary for aiding and abetting Phelps in the robbie
~ ri Wright
Fighting Charles r. Hastines. for violently
assaulfing and beating Robert Briggs ~
Disorsterly House Allen NunualIy, for keeping
dfsordsrly house where white and black persons
assemble to drink, gamble and carouse, to the an
noyanee OF the nefKhborh9od.
NO Lices,se.-Alien Normally, for selling ardent
spirits to be drunk 10 his house without license
Beating Erudnt.-Robert Lowry for uulawfully
assaulting and beating Sarah, slave, the property
Of Richard II. Jourpey. ,s4tf fvass'.1s
Libd.-C. Helpsheif, for publishing Q libel
against Csspar Wepdinger.
Free NNyroes.-Besides the above cases. there are
some ten or twelve prosecutiops against free ne.
groes, emancipated since 1S06for remaining in the
Commonwealth contrary to Law, which the court
viii have to hear and dispose Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

FoRE,GN ExPoRTs.-From the first to
the seventh OF this month there were 1903 hhds OF
leaf tobacco; 642s kegs and boxes Of manufactured
tobacco; and 3076 bbls. of four shipped from the
pert of Richmond to foreign ports. 0fthis amount
f7615 hhds 6428 boxes and kegs Of tobacco wert
shipped to Liverpool; 52113 hbds. tobacco to Dub
lin ; and 3076 btls. OF nour to Rio de Janeiro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

A BANK blown UP."-The Bank of Memphis
was blown up by gas, on the 9th inst. The Mem.
pbis Lsdger, says:
On Saturday last, the gas burner 10 the iron
vault was left burning. As as the atmospheric
air within consumed, the oxygen it contains)
the burner went out. When Mr.. Roach opened
the vault and lighted match inside, the gas hav
ing filled the vault, at once exploded. sending him
and Mr.. Gilleapd With great violence to the front
end of the room, bursting ont the front doors
which had not been opened. and also breaking the
heavy oaken back door into fragments, which.
strange to tell. is Immediately behind the vault
The vault itself is uninjured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

THr WEArHrR AND YELLOW FEvER AT New On
LEANs.-0n the Sd inst, the weather was exces-
sively hot at New Orleans, and the yellow fever
on the increase. The Crescent, of the 4tb. says:
The fever this year is characterized by new
development-that OF attacking creoles and old
acelimated people whose birth and continued resi-
dence in New Orleans have always exempted them
from its attacks. In this respect the fever s far
worse than 1t was Ia 1853. A number of creole
citizens having died, there s much alarm exiatfng
in that part of the population, many Of whom
hold to the opinion that the fever 10 not the orin.
ary yellow fever.
The fever this year 10 conspicuous for its fatality
among young men and children. Within the las,
fortnight there have been more deaths OF young
men, aged from Is to 25, than We can recoliect in
any previous visitation of the fever. The different
benevolent and charitable societies continue nobly
at work. The Howards. who are doing the mosf.
are operating with balance of $37 600, left over
from the last epidemic, and are consequently not
necesstatedto appeal to the public at presentfor
assistance. The Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion are not behind the Howards in their noble en-
deavors. In the fourth district where the fever is
now very bad, they have hospital
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

FRArERRsD STRANGER. A young man, in
passing along Main street yesterday morning, near
it's Western terminus, discovered a strange looking
bird wandering aboat the cutters, which he pur-
sued and captured alive The little stranger was
brought 10 our Office. but again called f,r before
had I'D opportunity of seeing It. friend de-
scribes H. about the size Of grey plover, brown
plumage, shaded with black, web footed, standing
erect like penguin, long neck and bill, and bad
walker. What IL is we should not like to say,
without first having an opportunity to inspect it,
and where it came from no one knowe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

THE SEpoYs or STATEN IsLAHp.-A Committee Of
the New York Board of Emigration. ia an official
report, characterize 10 strong language the crtel
treatment Of the sick during the outrages at the
Quarantine station:
Just in the corner formed by the outside wall
and the fence of Or. Bis.els place. the sick taken
out of the Women's Hopital were placed upon the
grass. DR.. Bssell stated that during the burning
Of his dwelling house on the one side. and same
time Of the female hospital on the other. the sick
had been in great danger either to be suffocated
or roasted They had been literally covered
with ashes from the burning buildinge-these build
inzs being very near. The narrative Of DR.. Bis
sell in regard TO this event. Ia heart rendiDg. The
doctors and purses had to run with buckets Of wa
ter from little pond, to spread the water over
them every three minutes, and no Imagination can
reach what the snferings Of the poor helpless
creatures may have been. when they, according &c
Dr. Bisselrs statement. opened their mouths to re-
ceive the relief of some refreshment when the
water was spread in the burning air. 1t almost
seems to have been the idea of the lawIess mob 10
see the sick perish between the two burning build
ings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

The SLAVERY DEBATE BETWEEN PARsos BRowSLow
AND REV. Mr.. PYRNE The debate on the question
"Should American Slavery be Perpetuatedf" wa,
opened in Philadelphia Tuesday evening. at the
National Guards Hall. The attendance was not
very large, but included few negroes The de-
bate was commenced by Parson Brownlow in y
speech read by General Small Of that city. in con
sequence of the iDdisposition Of Parson B. Th.
argument contained the stroIg sarcastic and hu-
morous language for which Brownlow is remarka-
bic, aud written In his usual loose and careless
style. but unfortunately was not given with that
peculiar emphasis for which he Is noted. He ar
gued that the perpetuation of slavery 10 necessary
to humanity add sanctioned by God, and will exist
to the end OF time. The biblical extracts for proof
OF the argument we're numerous. lie would make
no defence Of "that vile traffic. the slave trade,
although he believed it's evils were exaggerated
The latter part OF his speech handled that umiti-
gated generation of hurlan beings, the Aholion
lists, without gloves, creating applause and hisses.
The Rev. Mr. Pyrne followed in an argument
against slavery. Both speakers are evidently re
serving their strength for the close.
Cosf OF FUr.-It Il estimated that the expenses
incurred BY the New York Common Council IL
celebrating the success OF the Atlantic Telegraph
will amount to about SIC, 600. IL 10 said that the
dinner at tho Metropolitan Hotel cost about $5,-
900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10
D~SrsAIxs 4 MARvIs's
WILDER PAT. sAJ.AAlANDKR 0ARGs
OCCURRED BY THR ia bRl.11Hs sS q
POWDER AND BURGLAk PROOF LOOK

sute<n years, and not dollss'a worth cf hpoke -
papers hes ever been destroyed In ths9. TUe 1en-
dred aad forty have bsen tssssd to aeoiesoea ssss
nAssrE rLEAsAxyTs As:.ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-10

DNf 10 oHt1UHH. NC 10" N qoEHR16 e@e
inspection of dry measures will always be defes-
tive. until the shape Of the msasure-its width and
depths prescribed Those Of our readers who
attend the markets, readily see that the sugar
loaf shsps measures there xsed are unfair to the
purchasers Of fruits and vegetables, and that all
sbo buy by them are terribly feeced. We have
often con.epded that the only fair way to buy aud
sell the necessares Of life is by weight and unless
the present style of measures is changed, and the
old fashioned wide-mouth tubs resorted to, the
people will call upon the Legislature and the City
Council to order change for their protection. AT
the request Of many Of our readers We invite the
attention of tho market committees to this i'm
portant subiect
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Thomas Ravlins.

~ Iug strsivea AMI hiss % hant f1f sale.
.''~p lyf sssh. DDotis bafreii faus, e,n-su.
~ ifs, Ma arc. pifch an1 space folks. Hans
N'Is beis, Csfpags RIDGE and vsr,b
$50 bl'nd brides hHHafs, collars fidtrg
Wnl's mauirGalss suffae saihefs adde's 80.
gums sWsinFiss ssb f~tns ans isafhsf tflfis
80 lhgs siOcs a door. pa iHi ahd tot locks.
L-'i q al sizes Lsoss isint door nt sbuusf
800 Copper fivrs and torfs Core meal
49, ~. so sant dvss Jsckso'a suG Ditoa's
so aed isasntsavs D.sion . best essfssi etoss
Ivory hsufis anf tra knivef. silver.
90 aihtia io,tt Tahis $50 teaspoons
80 '"ffups SOD bride his - esd IA iseh
49, A E~nsfa' sssorfmsst % Grocsfiss SOD
.,.t '' ~hirh sooh like 10 close oui fcf
g'h tn COZ ne taslrsss
aept@mhsr ~ -
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Thus Ne have the most -si,ab- and t,g4sr "a.
horny % ne iuvsbsio VaiBs snt merit at the
COPPER Rod sni 70 DOR CAV ever man 20 msu,r
hO. imhammsblr possessions oah calmly 80 doWa
10 10, nilsi Il thc most yigen' thunteI storm. and
leti p-lrrt'y sure ,ha. 20 De- hA. s.yu JGs pfo.rf
Tfrrsutivus sgsiu.i HEbtHihE h,s effects are pet.
i~r'iv Aui Thoroughly secure sEstH,J all harm
We Ni'I construct 90. gurp~f 200 shc rgf if upon
hutfiuEs ~ fhtfty i've COOS. itf i1ut Nft points
tnsu'aiDrs, s. compete tnsufa0rs comrades
make fsssDnaii- stUWs1Cr ubrn The COPPER 1ct
l. put Up % buildings
Address
CAMPBELL LEE
AuF - - Wtsrb..l,, v,
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REGIMENTAL ORDERS
CO r n L R. STON
or THE
Methodist E. Church, South,
WINCHESTER yIR GINA.

THE Corner Stone Of ne Methodist Episcopal
Il Chorch, Sou'h at winchestrr, willie laid
with appropriate ceremonies. on
Friday, October sth. at 10 O'elock A. "
The Masonic Fra'erniiy have accepted the In
Visi'Oa 90 lay TIE Corner > oHr, snd me Miilsry
Odt Fellows, Red M"n, Fire ConpAni,s, Sc
have been invited 20 participate In the Interesting
ceremonies. All hasons IA good SHADING ate 10.
Vfed hy Hiram Lodge To- ~ present
0RsEs. W. w bE>Err J C GRI>srEY and
oibct., have been invited ~ ts present and al g.
dTes.es may be eIpecitt from them
Sep 30 THE DMNITrEC
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JEFFERSON LAND FOR
8 a L z.


INTENDING G" remove rom Isderson county
all ssii ny veft VALUABLE IANbE6
ESTATE in sai' c.Baty. s..rtlg oI Is Ttaef,It
Land
IT, BLAKELEY s'Ns head vatsr. of he
norm i"fs 'i 'bc Bullssin run uur rf ne rnasftr
sifa-.~ fafns 10 ibs Waller Of Yttrlnts contain.
irF $40 ACRES 81 IRE riss. limestone Lad.
~ whtfh sfnnt ~ arfss afs m TIMBER .rua.
tri wtthtI ltrsr mites 81 ne Wittt~.trr 4 pat,.
ma Rstlfuai D~Prf a. Chausstoun san Mus
g.. COZ ssntsht Th- imT'HvsmsHt. rnpsi.t of
hns BRICK DWELLING uuh e,rhf room.
b~..i~s isssitg R,ons Hsssm,ot ana Autr
Bf'es Houses Tor Orefsssf sud ssfvsus Stons
Msst Hnus- aus hn~ O,rhaff a. rurd tfu,i
,pisefid spring CHisfns We ~ wstsf elo.s 10
kuehsn good s'sLs, sbd Con- H.a.s TAsnrm
y Ssii Supplied 9Th fanhihK sa'sr. uiih srcss.
20 SAM irym every h-t issEe poftias ~ M.
i,n~tuE - q stone. and chrsn8t rails 9Th locust
po.ts
2aa THE GRUBB FARM. .d,oisia, Blaze.
lev iytnE on he snuth flfs Il ~. Hsfi.k{a ~
cooiaintlE stool ssO ACRES ~ aae L.im,.ioos
Lard suh Enoi pfprsutou - rim.
hER Comiuuabis FRAME Dwell. ma.
LING snt roaTsnishi Oui huas 80 HE
hoe SpfInE ard good Ofehaff and 49,
uafst Fopf fsbciuR. sub 100 Msf- -
chsnt MtNs 20 siFhf snf sibin fes sieps 81
Pursr's WD0iicn Fsctnfv
~ Waet ~ vsfy spp~ri1' TIMBER LASn
rsr.sfrirf s'Ho' $50 ACHFs being pan ~
ne Ni"UWOOD TRACT Tb. |srf isaIs.
're W .rssis' a soma. Rsrrsf Thsusrf
si'f f- ffvi'ef ii ts..fsf FL. col. luf.hatsr -
.e'ms apply FEB fhs 'utssntsr Ctafssfasn. J-i
fsrsHn ro W
RICHAED b wAsHINGroN
s-r, 9 -
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Baltimore Female college.

y
'INHIS seminary 90 l-afatug va. iu.ii'ut-t f1r
Il the literal cGaCAauu Ut Young ado. a..
cfra'ei College ptup-T ~ 20 by the leri,,,iur,
81 Maplani, Sith authority TO cuuler me usual
Collegiate degrees
u - located IN retired Gal peau,Irgl naft n
me CIV snr buiitings have teen =. srr.n,.g =.
." insure health. cCmiott and ruuy,nt.tr, Ia
flts the year ihry have beer EXTENDED ~ 10, 80
H"h ~ an additional stuTy on th- main ..t6s.
snc anew huildiug sirty i-rt lung and hVr ,fo,,,,
h'rh win chemical hall. library Raining ana
reading rooms talh room. SC BoarLrf, T,,,..
WIN me 'am'lv 81 The President ant are under
his pairrnsl care.
The in','uuun iaEes rank with cur oIt.,, and
tes' SeminAri~s, and .nluy, q liberal p.tron,,.
from the Miic'~ SoutA-rn and w-.t.,n S,,,s
ne la session opens Sep,s mber 9th under IN,
following Teachers, Southern by etucariop and IN
Sentiment N '"
fAC LrY OF INSTR UCTIoN
BROOKS. A. M, Prof Acct L.sru.r,.
w. u. NJ ShOE. ". d.. Prof Oi Ch.D.try
RES J. \ hUNROE. A. NJ M.,h,n.,,r, a.,
Miss CAROLINE X. vEEDER M.tL,w.ue, Is
- Relies Letter. aad Phy.,oIosy
Miss HARRIET A GERE. EarIi.h .sd Hate,
Me. MARY D. PORTER. EsgIi,h Hr.Beb,,
N0Ns ID EIPEI y. Prof Fr-seh IAaruar,
ZULU DANGER. German Language,
SoN.. khllk kEtr. Drawing aud P.intinr
Mss ELLEN 4. GOBkIGHT Pi.no aud s,n,ia,
MSs. D.. kktRL. Guitar srd Srnsrx
EIFt>-ss - -ftlrgsrg 8ui.tvn lf,m saDO Il,
1913 PEI aonum according tD The tGanche. UI study
pursued Fyr catalogue win iuI tnfurm.t,on
adde's al No 80 : Pau sIfsrt baltimore
Au. ~ -
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Genuine Copper Rod

with silver points perfectly insulated wth rla,.-
u - agfrri IN fnrc>. ph-r, taA' Copper has fr IA
r'ghI l1 ten Time, The ,uJiurrins rover ,f lion
ani doe net tu,i ~ CofFv-e Icon iot, Whrn
coated ~ % rus. cease o. - q rubfuctof IN,
TeisIve conducting powers OF ttHsr,tt u,ttaf. !,
b~sI sh"Su b. reference tn the iuivwius ABR IRE
Paf-i ~,th great care and iully entor. 90 hy Pro
irssor' MAupn and Smiih Il the Univrt,ry Of
virginia N'irhl snt W Marvin Of Win
chts'er and Bushsod TAYLOR Of Brff,y,,l. NJ II
Prot OF Caem'sIfy ia wisehe.,er Medical Col
lrEF
!! re take wires Of the fJilo~inr msia., Of
eGIAi 'hiesne'sAnd ienE'h, Aus pa, through th,,n
'he sane smouhis OF electricity and repre-, he
conducting power Of silver, which !, "a, he's. me
IAl'c conductor known. ~ 100, Ne shall have the
iOlioNisg results
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Virginia to wit

Virginia to Wit:
At rule. held "a the Clerk. odiee 81 the Circuit
Court Tor Jsnrrsoa Coubiy the 6th day u seP 1865
Joseph +. Hess aud L,Vi Hess, rLTTrs
~ CIsE
The Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Co. PRS.
Cory OF the sums mon, in this case q. follow,
THE Common SesHh Of Virginia 10 Ise Sheriff
OF Jefferson county, Greeting: We conmsni you
that you summon the Baltimore a OH Rsilfuat
Company, To appear At the CLERKS Once OF our
CircuiI Court tor Jefferson county, al he Court
Hous- Of the ssii county. on the first MDntAy "a
this month. 10 answer Joseph T Hes ani Lew
Hess. 10 an action OF respass on the case. Dam.
ages three hundred dollars (SJOO,) aud have hen
there this writ. Wines Rob- L Brow Clerk
OF our sail Cour' a. Ihe COuu HouS-, The h'.I hay
ni September 1855 and N The H3i wear 81 uur
Commonwealth. ROBT 4. BROWN
Ths direct o. THIS suit /, 10 recover dam-E-s Tor
the loss 81. ant injury 8, ne Il, numbrT 81 Sh-sp
OF tn PiAinua,' whi- being transported toe
Tua1 ~ ne u truIAut.
The Deicn FAM IA MS suit !, hereby required ~
APPEAR here ~ hib one mun'h after due pur.i ga.
OF this order ani Do what ~ necessary t1 p-p.r,r
a. Interests "a This maucT. Iii, further ur!~r.t
thaia cnp' 90 tn, urt'I Jr published onrr a We~s
Tor successive W'eS,, "a the Virginia Fee Pr.
nrSsphp-r Pnnlri "a Jefferson couat, am
cOcnty, 90 The frst day OF The ncIt COUNTY Cur.
ACoPy- Te,te
Sept 10 s.. X. 7. BROWN OK
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University of Maryland.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

TIE tihN-Fir-' Session " ill b,zin on THURS
DAY, Oeiob-r IN, 1865, aud end Mach 1t
FACULTY.
N r. sMiru NJ u Princiflrs and Practice Of
81 surgery
w +. ArEEN. VI u Cb-niurv ard pb,,,.rv
siNVsI CHsv, NJ. ID. Principles and Prsctice Of
OF Med inc.
y'srrH RoBr, VI ID. Anatomy and Physiology.
w. ALTsNBESaEE, " n Ob,tritics
'"'H's' fN'oH' vi ID MateriA Medica and The
TapeutiCs.
u. - SSrH' VI ID DeTonsuaior Of Anatomy
CHEMICAL distraction IL given a. the Baltimore
InhimafT. situated near the UniVefsity and omen
70 uIa'e' Of The school Throughout the year
FEES Tor the f1li eours, $50 Nat,isnistion
zee 80 Gfataaiion $50, PaeIical Anatomy
GEO. w. MILTENBERGER,
"ep' "" , -ot. Dean.
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ticH SlruRnlY nr1nara.
APPROXIMATION rRtzr.

80 r'.s' .a'-a'~s to ssn.o
Whole TeAs. so H.l'.. IS: Q..r,sr. NJ
a Circular showing the plan Of III. La
teries will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS Of n.
eeiving IL,
Cefuneaies Ut PacEsgcs will he sold nj Ia, 1.ua.
ing rates which !. The 10.
Ieriheste OF Psosag" VI 10 Whole lIesst. 40
10 Han a.
10 Quaurr a
10 kightbs 10
Ia ordering Tickets 81 CsuiheAie. snelos. H.
money ca our address iOT The TIcs,t, ots,r,s :.
receipt Of ShieA they VIII be forwarded sy Az,
mail. " sU"
Psreha'er' cAn have dc kr. esdips in an, s~,,x
they may designate
The Let 'i DiaSH Numtrr, nd Prirr, v,I n.
sent u purchasers imnrctats., amer IN, $500.
~ fufchsseTs will please ufit. their ,i...,.,I
plain and give Their Post Dftcr Count, "a 49,.
Rrmrmbcr thar sytrV Pm, !. Dr.. -
rAyaolr "a iaii without drcuctioh
II All prizes Of g. 200 a nj under RAD ,un~
u,ey aIei me drawing other prizes siIAs usas
All communications strictly conGi,n,I.l
Address orders tor Ticker. or C.rt,hesI,, IN
\ SWAN co AuKp.s a.
Persons residing near Montgomery Ala A,
Auauts Gs can have ihrir order. flied 80 -.
tine, by attrsssiSg s. ssaA 4 Co, at sitAsr 81
those cItics.
II list Of the number. hat or. dr.v. n,..s
the wheel. with the amount OF M. prir, ,hs, 80
one Is entitled To, ~iii " puhii,h.d aft.T sy,,v
craving IN the following pan~rs
aHrESfa 6o~Kia CSa'tiEytssalia NS,r O,t..r.
DsHd H"5us Rsgttfsy Cia,s,ioa Siasaa,s NJ
rt+s 6a-"iiS, ttsHfs ialsig grrr,. y yS,I H,,II-
H'S noes N.lf'#HaA h''~'Sg NeVs Risla~.X Dr.
80 -" N'r i"ys DffpaieA, PaEid,us Ma, ,
sep. 20 1855
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NOTICE.

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