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The daily Butte record., 1858-07-29

DEpAarURE.-Ths Pacific Mail steam m.
ship Company's steamer Sonora, will lesv,
San Francisco for Pansma on the 9th Of
August
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-29

MAMMOTH CAvE.--This remarkable cave
ia Calaveras county is offered for sale.
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CASH IN THE TREAsURY According to
the Bee. st the commencement Of business
Oh Monday morsing there vas in the Stat.
Treasury in cash, s357 .575 80, of which
so25,533 81. was in the general fund.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-29

Gg- Will our fair correspondent Nora
please furnish us with her address.
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whore Is the Butte Record 7--.Horysslis
.Nrps
Here. gentle Adonisi What wilt thou
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The magnificent Steamship
s q ~ o Ee A 4.

Il. +. BABf,.............. Commander
VIII leave Folsom street wharf, with the United
States Mails, Passengers and Treasure. PANAMA.
On Thursday, August 9th, 1853,
AT 9OCLocK, A. NJ, PuScrrALLy.
Passengers by the T.. S Co.'S Line are lsnded
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf at the
Rail Road Terminus, by the Company's Steam Ferry
Boa. and are transported,
Dy the Panama Railroad COmpsuy
Immediately Across he ISrHMTs to AsPiNWALL.
whore the stenmers of tho L. =. Mail = Co are al
ways In readiness to convey them to New Yoikor
New oIeans.
The Panama Railrond Company and the l.. 4 Mail
Steamship Company have authorized agents to sell
their Tickets IL desired by holders Of Pacific Tickets
Passengers nre notified that all tickets FOR the stea
mer' of the = Mail =. :. Co., must be presented
70 their agent nt Aspinwalfor registry and exchange
"a they will not othcrw Sc he available.
Treasury shipment will be received on board
The steamer until y O'Clock midnight August 4th.
No merchandise freight will he received on hoard
aher o'clock r. VI August 9th and n written order
must be procured ht the Office for Its shipment
For Freight or Passage, apply 10
FORBES BABCOCK.
Corner OF Sacramento and I.eidrsdorf streets
San francisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-29

County Bonds for a Railroad or Wagon Roads--N0
Election, "Wednesday september 1st-rD
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E.r CnnafnlIoa

P. NOTWITHSTANDING J. COLLINS
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Channel Rock.

NoTItE Is HE'r = CuEy To
the Share hulde-s in Chanuel Rock Miping
= III any uAt an asscsefre Z unn iundi ed dollars
Per snare has boon g l- Go, ..t.,d. n,phle To ib
''va'ue er en ~ hrt ihe -0tl Say tf Jay, 1855.
Nv order ofthc True'e--.
orcville, June %, l-5.. Ie9e.y
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-29

Tor Jwtices 81 the Pescs.
JOHN 3. BERRY. EDWARD DONAHO.
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10 half
10 quarter :"
IN ri rhth


In 0aDxsIs5 TICKETS Or CERTIFICLfxs.
Enclose the money 10 cur address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt of which they viii be Forwarded
oy first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
snY figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing
DE- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
AZ Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
SS- All prizes of 81 GO aud under paid Immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes st the usual time
fthirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
g. SWAN Il CO.. Augusta Ca.
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia, have their orders filled, and
time. by addressing 6. SWAN CO., at either
IF those cities.
&S- A list of the Numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each Is
untitled to- will be published after every drawing in
me following papers: The Augusta (4a) Consti-
utionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
.ntetligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Ssvan
aah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch, paulding Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
(Afk) True Democrat. my26
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3 KS prizes. R1nountInR 20 81
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 50; Quarters "a 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from 10 50,O0. corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
sps of paper are encirccd with small tin tubes and
placed In one Wheel
The rst 457 prizes, similarly printed and enciroled.
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels then revolved, and q number 10
trawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the sane
lime Prize ID drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn ut are opened and exhibit
I'd 70 the audience, and registered BIZ the Commits
soners the Prize being placed against the number
irawn. This operation is repeated until si the Prizes
are drawn out
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing tbs
drst Prizes will be entited TO tbs g Approxirna
ION Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. II go draws
the SO O0 Prize those Tickets numbered IL 24S IL 24e
IL Isl, 2S2 will each be entitled to S+UG Ii Ticket
No. $50 draws the S300o Prize, those Tickets
bered 5S $40, $751; So will each be entitled TO $780,
and so on, according TO the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $40 will be determined by the
at figure ofthe number that draws the $40 900 prize
sor example: If the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No l. then all the Tickets where the
number ends in ], will be entitled to $50 Ifthe num-
GER ends with No. g then all the Tickets where the
aumber euds in q will be entitled to $40 and on
too.
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates, which ID the risk:
Certificate Of q package ofl0 whole Tickets, $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29

ISs.srry or Gasr MEs tine london cores
poudent Of the New York Tribune says that sit Ia
really remarkable how mauv Of the conservative
and resotfonary leaders of 1850 have lately be-
cone mad. Count Sta lion and Baron kulmers
born Austrian Ministers the King of Prussia. his
Private Secretary. Mark Sicbuhr, and now Baron
JelIacsich Ban OF Croatia. After having lost his
influence at court.and spent the dswry Of his wife
n. became lunatic. aud is now 10 an asyium near
Vienna. Count Szecheny. the late Hungarian
minister. Is detained in the same house. so Il
Baron perricrs the Venetian banker. who in 1913
tried 10 play political part in favor of the court
but lacked the nerva which atone leads TO success
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Eli SPRING STUCh sra
6z&A HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS. En
FOR 1855.
No. 70 Main Street, Richmond "a

BINFORD, DICKINSON WEIsIGER,
Have now ready one of the largest aud most select
ed stock of HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS
ever offered in this market, consisting of all the
newest and most fashionable styles manufactured
for the season, which will be Sold Wholesale and
tail on the most favorable terms to punctual custo
mers. Merchants and others visiting the city viii
find it to their advantage tn call and examine for
Themselves assuring them that they will find our
stock complete and desirable in every respect
Thankful for the kind patronage bestowed upon
ne, hope, by strict attention to merit continu
snce of the same.
nrTo sash purchasers great inducements win be
offered NH Is
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FACTS TO PURCHA

IMPORTANT FACTS TO PURCHA
L SERS OF DRY G00Da.-It is fact that NAL
Leaf is selling the bandsomest Lawns in this city
for a ninepencr per yaid and upwards
1t is 4 tact that Maiiert Is setting the cheapest
Dress Goods of all descriptions. new and fashion
able
1t Is fact that Maiiert is selling Linen Hdkfs
Collars. En- brod tTcs and Swiss Muslins, at uppre-
Ced ntvd W. prices
it is tact that Maiiert is selling the best bar
gains in h rtings and Sheetings that can be had in
this city.
il is fact that Mscrt ia selling the best bargains
in Boys and Mems wear of all at les.
il is fact. If you waut bargains in Black Silks
Aanti as AID buyers, Jon need just call at Mai
lerts t=}
In fact, If you want to buy good bargains in every
style II Dry Goods call at
MAILERTS Cheap Store,
my22 No Al Main ST. opposite ct Chas Hotel
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A prscs OF ssIrs--A correspondent OF the New
York Tribune, writing from Fort Bridger on the
10th Of March, says:
several scacAes'' OF potatoes. amounting 70 some
90 bushels lately discovered at Fort Suppiy.
and We ars now luxariating for "a fee day on this
wholesame eseaieot. We have, however, to eat
our potatoes without sslt that article having been
quite stranger In the camp for several weeks
psst The last saw was offered to me- IN snud
box by gentleman with whom was dining, Ia
order that might take nnch ~ IL.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN

CHINA AND GLASSWARE, and vsrions
housekeeping Articles, are at SUHAAP & CO.'S
store. corner Sd aad Broad street.-They are selling
sfce clear Tumblers from 81 cents dozen aud up
yards. at Just half the value; Butter. Preserve
prkle aud sugar Dishes very cheap iu6ee ; Cob
cts; DeCanters; Lamps; Clndesticks; splendid
French China VASES and Cologne Bottles; Plain aad
Decorated Tea and Dinner Sets: Motto Cups &c:
fable Gallery: Britannia and Silver plated Ware:
Tea Trays; Lookin x-Glassss; Water Coolers and
thousands Of other housekeeping articles will be
said amazingly low at Sou AAP d cos, corner
IF Broad and Sd streets Looking-glass Plates, of
,ur own Importation to dealers at Ne : York whole
sale prices. nv Is
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REQUESTED TO RSsGS-A movement has been
made in Mississippi, TO request the resignation OF
Governor Melville The people of the State are
very indignant at the last exercise of Executive
clemancv, which has turned loose the notorioas
sessin. James Dyson.
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Az Exrxxsvs Farmer Jacob carroll, OF Texas.
IL the largest farmer 10 the United States. lie
owns 5000 acres of land His home plantation
contains abont 5000 acres. Col Carroll has on his
immense ranges of pasture lands about 1000 hor-
SEES aud mules worth $4,000: 1000 head of cattle.
worth 5000: 600 hogs. worth 5000; 800 Spanish
mares worth $I5.o00; 50 jepnes, worth $4,000; Is
jtcks worth $o)00 and five stations. worth s2500.
Hi. ANIMAL income from the sale stock amounts
TO $40 900 and from the sale Of cotton to $4,000.
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A HEALTHY OLp AaE--Died, al Heath, Mass.
MAY o. Mrs. Sarah Marsh, aged 100 yeara. s months
and days. She was never sick more than three
months during her life. She left posterity ex'
tending to the fifth generation. and numbering
about Two hundred lneal descen iants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-29

ADVANCED VEGErATIoy.-It is II mistaken idea
that Minnesota is n cold backward region. Al
Nianesota City, May 81, new potatoes wsre eaten,
some of them larger than hens eggs aud tnrnp
wa, exhibited, also grown this spring, weighing
two aua half pounds.
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+ AeER BEER LAGER BEER! I'VE

IL hereby respectfully inform cur customers, and
the pubic III genefai, that we have enlarged our
Bottling Establishment. 80 we can supply our GUS
toners with tie very best kind Of sparkling Lager
Beer at the lowest rates. Our wagon with the sign
goes through the streets Duly and will bring it TO
any place in the city free of charge.
LOUIS EUKE8A BROTHER,
ap l0--3mF M 203 Main street
EEr0rters taken by ]. FISHER, Druggist Broad
street, between lst street and Brooke Avenue. aud
by Messrs Waring Pierce, on Broad. between Sth
and 9th streets.
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Sales in New York GnauaAy. Of 5000 Virginia
es At sa. and &3oo do. IT e2x. Bell. Son q Co .
Crcnar ~ the africa quotes Virginia IS SO at $40
81. ana Virginia SIS SO At s2tast. Tennessee SIS At
SA1st.
From 4 statement Of che Eant of the Valley or
vissinis W. learn that
Tie hawking capital OF the mother bank And
branches amsauts 10 3i.ss01. formlax an tmpof
tsns eart In thu banking ospttsi VI the state The
cseit.t a the bank apsu Witch a,s,asnas arc s
c,arsf II a. ea 0fthecapital atGhr,st,ehsou,9,
s,aessa Il = > srtion of the surpi1s fnnd when TUE
bank Il permitted to Ne. 40 bans,ng Sspsa ~
snec AL act OF the Legislature. The dlyidcnds Ios
the year 1851 were niac per cent; Fur anu hau
mar cant, amt Annually. The last safes OF stock
shove par Ths eufreat year ends the second We'd
nssdsy Of May. 1889.
Northern Markets.
New ynxx May q -Flonr nm sasngh. Wheat
hn,saa,.~Western white 81. eTn mite Tl(g1sc,
yellow nc stocks dull aud lower.
Rurrxosx. Msy 2a-Flour nrchsng-d. Wheat
,,nn red size rs VIII tssi.lsssi 81 White Corn 81
(eS5c, yellow kSs17ac.
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sxYk CARRIAGES, CARRiAqFa

SSsEzat--The subscriber has on hand At his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley betwssn
Main aud Cary, t3th aud 18th streets near The 81
iumbian Hotel, COACHES. CHARI0TEEs. BI-
kOUGHkS. GlkS, with and without tops ana
and workmanship all Of which win be sold a. Low a.
good work Of the kind can be in the city OF Rich.
mond and respectfully ask q call from those IN
want of any article In the Carriage line As am A.
termined 10 make TO order and sell AZ the lowest
prices possible and all work sold that IL new war
ranted MlCAJAH MANGuM
H. ls--om
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, no.
REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS |.

DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS.
n NEURAI63TA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
The fact has been well known for long while tnns
MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR In the best remsuy
known for Coughs AID Coids, but perhaps n u not
generally 90 well known that il has relieved psLmS
uently several of Neuralgia and Nervous noar
ache. Atrentt,n Is requested 81 the foiiowinx Ger
iificate from MIR. WIssroS. y gentleman well known
In this community: . .~.,Sv
"RicHaosD, January IS, 1858 THE u 70 cefsn ~
that have suffered from Nervous Headache anu
Neuralgia NEST severely for several ysaIs ,,,
tried various ramediesa but ionad no Isls, ,csa To-
sry MIRA ' paWs CoUifi kLiXtR. which fonnd
81 great bensilt to myself. Ny daughter VINO me '
suffered with cough since her infancy MAJ gn and
Is now free from cough and more vigorous tn1 she e
has been t period Of her is sary pleasant
most valuable medicine. Is w s5,i. - se's
on EN- nervous ana sen''a' j. g. WINSTON.
For sahs by Mira DAVIS, Esher = y iass -
MHispAugn oohn'sO' fec
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FREIanT FOR BosT n

-, THE steamer GEO. PEA BODY ~
stsve N,cii.ap ii lar BsItifaare every wEpNEsnAt
aorning Al o'clock, where che viii cebteet VII
the Boz son steamer that leaves Baltimore ssr.s
ing Tuesday. ..,,h
Good viii be delivered through to B.stan VIA
more expeiitisn by this roate and at med aas 'se
u freight.
For terms, apply 10
z mr. TIA Once oprsosits Steamers " barre Is
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LOTTERIES.


OMAN Y Gus bUTInkIEb.
SAUTHoRIzED ny THE STATE or aHoR0iA
The ioIlowing schsm . will be drawn by s.sWhN
AGO, Managers OF enc sparta Academy Lostery.l IN
each Of their single Number Lotterfes for juno,
1855, at AUGUSTA IA, ia public, ander the super-
iuterasence of Commissioners
CLASSi5.
robe drawn IN tHe city Augusta. Ca In rublio.on
SATURDAY, JUNE .TH, 1855.
GLASS ~.
To be drawn IN the city OF Augusta. Ca In public on
SATURDAY, JUNK l2rH, 1858.
GLASS ~.
70 be drawn IN the city Of Augusta Ga. In public. on
SATURDAY. Jusk l9tH. 1855.
GLASS a.
Go be drawn In the eity OF Augusta Ca In public on
SATURDAY, JuSE &c, ISIS
ON TIE PLAN or Hif1LE NUkBKkd
5,4S5 PRIZES
NsaTyv One Prize 70 Every Ni1e nsb<ta.
MAGNIFi0eNT sCHkAEi
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n JUST RECEIVED FROM TnsLARaE aUo,
Tl0N SALES FROM THE NORTHERN CITIES
AT 60LD .MIT'e, POS BROAD SfREET.-The la
dies would do well TO call Immediately to procure
some of the great rgains which are Herring
White bonnet Ribbons 10 cents: Cambria an Swiss
Egngs 1874 cents; rich Embroidered Hdkfs IT 81,
worth 90; busters 81: Mantes 81; line corded Cam
brio 70 cents chap at 81 cents; Bands l2 cents;
Nansooks At 37ts cents worth at least 62ls cents;
Bleached Cottors, excellent article cents black
tilk at 10 and S7la CENTS Irish Linens 371s cents;
Ruches; Flowers; Blond Laces and Footngs; Col
lars; Sleeves sitts; tioves osiery; Parasois Cam.
brio and Swiss Muslins together with hume rous
other goods, to be sold at extra low prices.
my a GOLDSMITH, z05 Broad street.
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nISPATCH
- STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OF EICE,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Strects, Ricanaond.
JOHN D. HAMMERSLEY & CO., Proprietors,

This establishment (being the most complete Prin
tary in the SOUTH both regards Types, Ornaments
&c, and the latest as1 most approved Machine
presses) is daily turning ont the finest specimens Of
BOOK aud JOB PRINTING such as
PAMPHLETS BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES,
i- BILLS OF LADING, HANDBfLLS, &c
So Particular attention given to hue work fo'
Bangs Public Offices insurance, Railroad and Trans
portarion Com pauics robacco Factors &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CAEDs. BILL HEADS Small
Circulars Labels &c, is capable of turning of 90
impressions per hour thereby enabling the patron
of this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
~ Prices reduced proportion TO the increase Of
spseG.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
colored Inks executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the proprtetors cSB
safsIY ChALLkNaH COkPETIrIoN.
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A L1RGs BLAsr.-A blast was exploded on the
18th instant, in the limestone qaarries Of Albert
s. Paxson, ia Lahaska valley. Bucks county, Pa
which threw froui $3.50 to 1000 bushels of lime
stone 1t is said to be the largest blast ever made
In hat a-,A
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hsaasagx1A COX'S LINE.-The onl,
k~zSStza-SaSz2 regnar Line Freight Boat from
Richmond 10 LynshbHrg, three times a week TUES
DAYS. rhu ksDAFs and SATURDAYS.
I De rims " ANS Nv " n IN: .; siaitili
Do LITTLE TENN ESSEE, Capt. Jas. W. Maxwell
Do OLIVIA, Capt, Jos s. Wilkinson.
Do. EApbLE0N, Capt. Geo. C. Layns.
Do. TEMPEST. Capt Johu Donald
These Boats are all of the first class, and com
inanded By careful and experienced Captains, AM
leave promptly as advertised The subscriber thaak
MI for past fayors so Literally bestowed, begs
tinuance Of the same. For freight apply to
WM. p. cox, Agt.,
At the Shed, Dock street. in OF old Gas Works
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CURE-A LL-IAE
Q6uM REWAKD-JEFFKIEs' AN

GAM REWARD. -JEFFhlEo AN
sDOOO TIDoTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of Gonorrhoea. Gleet, Structures and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction of diet drink, exposure or change In APP
siagle case of recent Gonorrhea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of s50i Further
the disease cannot be contracted dose OF the MIX
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long ex experiences have proved that 1t Will Tadf
caiiy cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two TO ten days
and it neither creates nausea nor ofends the pal
ate and renders all deviation in diet or
Interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep or hea'-
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production OF
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and injurious effect either
constitutionally or locally, can be caused by its
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, Q
III Ring No 20, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALLESDEk, corner of Sd and Walnut SITS,
agent for Philadelphia. ,.
Sold by FISHER WlNSTON,
fe22-dly Richmond, va
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pATENT OLD DOMINION COFFEE
Pofs --This Coffee Pot Il decidedly the beet In
uss-.nst received an assortment Of all sizes Cali
my "a l0l Broad street.
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.T-A NUTICE.--Tu PAsSENr
.sv,Ss sHERs FOR PORTSMOUTH ANn
NsRF1i.h The steam Z CURTIS pM.ht tAp pts,,'
JsHS DAVIS, will leave the wharf Ut Rlcketts. EtS
hsrly every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and r. ~.
DAT mosniags at So O'clock, rREeaskLf ~ ss ~
above places, aud return each alternate Gay Wv
my dis uA'" 'a''a' mo HAsKtss
GAS FIXTURES AND CAMILLA
NJ BRAS RnGftDsD AND DRaSzEp-Ma
have At considerable expense. pkepArva ~ - w
xila and hronze Gas ftxtufss. cAndsisos -, ay-
eies in tsrnshed eonsiiti5a of eet 81 fsfsis' Vs.
have theta made ~ new. M
mp 26-~lm y fAbs w.
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Gentlemen asking young ladies to "share their
lot in life" should be particular in stating the
size OF the lot aud its value per acre.
One of the finest writer's says thai ''the nightly
dewsc,'ne down upon rs like blessings" How
very differently the daily dues come down upon
us in these hard times.
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SITE HAVE IN STORE choice lot OF
w old WHISTLES, of the following celebrated
brands:
Il @ Funk's Old Rye WHTsKEY
T Funk's DO 3
j hu Grey's do
Very fine ii do
Mountain do
r j fleming's xxx do
Star XX do
Bourbon aud Old Nectar Whisky
And several others, which we offer on accommoda-
ting terms.
Fine grade of CATAWBA BRANDY. and gene
raj assortment OF WINES of all grades, Prandies
Sins, Runs, Whiskies of various brands.
ALLISON, FAY WELDON,
ap e9-lm iS4 Cary street
N0TiCE.-The subscriber begs. leave tc
Sinformhis customers Of the city of tie hmond tha
he IS now receiving 100 half bbls first quality pho
delphia Cream Ate, and viii dispose of the same OF
the most reasonable terms, and deliver it free CT
charge to any part ofthe city.
e2a-ts 3fS Broad street
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r1cg x1JT ~ IN yyvys

APPROXIMATION PIXIES.
prize, are ''N'>''''' $3.50 1850
prizes Of $3.50. spproxinsting to $4,000
prize are l,T0
prizes of $780, appSoxiinating to $1,000
prize, are So
prizes Of sl25, spproximasing to 5000
prize. are o1
4 prizes Of 500. approximating TO $4,000
prize, are - SUI
prizes Of s7s arproIimsting TO $500
prizes Of $50 experimenting to $3.50
prizes O0
spe prizes of $40 are 100000
5 rs prizes. amounting 70 $4,000
Whole Tickets $40; Halyes S5; Quarters % 80.