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IEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past favors and solicits con
tinuance of the Being master OF his business
he promise his customers that all work done by
him viii at least be equal TO other house in the
city and fully as eap-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, 4c.-He is pre- pared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.-Always on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise pre pared TO do all
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always ON hand large and ex-
tensiye stock Of Veil and Garden Pumps.
fall CHARLES H LANGLEY
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RICHMOND, Jan II. l6.
To DR.. KAHN.

To DR.. KAHN.
Office corner 22d and Main streets.
u.s.. DEAR SIR: l feel it a duty | owe
II you to stste the public the successful removal
of Tumor from the side OF my neck, Of seventeen
without the use OF a knife or the loss oi bood-and
of which | am now Well. | was examined by Dr..
Warner Of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago, aud he pronounced ~ chances against me by
cutting it, as also did other eminent physicians
throa ghout the country. Yours, &c,
JAMES MILLER.
Resdence-Perkinsyille. Goochland CO.. Va.
La IS-.dnmH
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MEDICAL BOARD for the examination of Assis.
tant surgeons for promotion, aud Of candidates for
admission into the medical corps Of the Navy, has
been ordered to convene at the Naval Asylum,
Philadelphia, on Monday, the 18th of March inst.
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THE NIaHr seHoo1s Of ihe Meeh.ni.,

TIE NI6HT SCHOOLS OF the Mechanfc'o
institute have closed for the season, aud We are
gratifed to learn that many apprentices boys have
heen greatly improved in their studies during the
session. BY the next fall the Institute viii have
All its sehoois IN tts own hall, by which means q
much larger number of pupils can be accomms-
DARED than heretofore. Every good citizen owes it
90 nimseif TO aid In maintaining night schsos for
young mechanics, and no boy who Is worthy Of
tae name OF mechanic will fail TO avail himself Of
sueh an opportunity for securing the rudjnenfs Of
a Thorough practical education. Mechanics TO suc-
ceed must understand the theory Of their trades,
as weii as the art Of driving q nail or saving
board. TT'N-s
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srrrcH IN TImko-or :,

"a SrITcH IN TIMs"--or rather .
plank In time, on Water street, near The steam
boat landing In Rockets, may save the life Of some
valuable animal. We noticed hole In this grid
ron railroads yesterday, sufficiently large % bSssk
a Wheel or cripple horse, and IL 10 to BE- hoped
that il will be filled up at once. 81 = sss2
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Law NEEprp.-ft is 10 he boned I,

LAW FEEDED.--ft is to be hoped that
before the Legislature sdjourns the laws Of ths
stare VIII be so amended as 10 make the offence of
picking pocket felony, even though the thief
may not steal more than one dollar In valus. So
many citizens OF the State have been robbed with
IN the past three years by the gangs of pickpock-
ets that swarm to Virginia az every public gath.
eiing, that our lew makers must fix punish, ,,snt
adequate to the offence. or the people will take
these vlest Of pests by suspended them from tho
nearest tree. These stretches have become 90 bold
10 their operations, that no ones purse or watch
sale from their touch even In the church Of God.
any anu many o. them do not hesitate to say that
they will risk short Confinement In iaiI a. sny
TINE or IN any place, for the chance Of getting
M wei. niied wallet. III the Legislature will make
,he onenee felony they may not be 80 willing 10
naAaro the penltentiary or the end OF q rope
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SENT ON FOR FELoNY.-John Taylor. q
white man, charged With stealing shirts. pasts
was examiEed before the Recorder yesterday, snd
remanded for further hearing at the next term OF
the Hastings Court. Taylor had been employed
by Ryan 70 aid him IN hs store, and IL said to have
taken the goods while TINS employed. agMs
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THE New YORK CHUReaNAs, will soon be chang
ed from weekly to daily paper. This, when
effected, will be the first instance, believe, Of
the publication of strictly Christian daily jour
nal, either ia this country or anywhere else. and
will therefore mark era in the history Of the
religious press.
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DISCHARGED w. 4. Foster who was ARE sted in
Washington two weeks since under suspicion of
connection with plot for the assassination of Gen
Calhoun, and also of being the Samuel Meredith
who was charged with murder in Tennessee, has
been discharged from custody.
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CHAxGE. OF DUTY.--The new ordinance
concerning the Night Watch, which went into ef
the four officers Of the Night Watch TO be on duty
At one tims-thus giving each officer one nishrs
rest In every four. faH4s M - 80,
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j c HARDY.
To Ny FELLOW ClrIzrNs OF THE Cir

TO Ny FELLOW CITIzENs OF THE City
OF Rlc4uoNn-~A3.cY advising with my friends, aud
al tI,a reG1iest Of suue OF them announce myself
c,n,li,late Tor the Office Of CoNNISS iONEk OF
THE EENENC + in sionrOr Ward. tjnwhiCh | have
resided i'r twenty years. III the place Of Mr.. Humid
l.y who viii not he again caHti late, at lac eeo
~,n to be held ou the Z1th Gag OF May next. bayo
served yon police officer Tor The last seven ears,
sai s6Hl ice pleased to receive your support for the
above ctf-t. q " II TYLER.
{. lh-.tEli.
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R1yH IMPORTANT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

A preparation from receipt of well krown
aud popular physician. VIII stop the hair from fai
ing restore il t. it's natural color, keeps the scalp
clean and white aud causes the hair TO grow luxu
riant eYeu when the scalp has been bald lOr years
Pu!hag in this instance il useless. Call and pur
chase bottle and tn II fairly, ami II not satisfied
with the result the money will be retsrned.
SOid Ii Richmond by "; PEIEhSuN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner 18th and Main sts.
Ask for DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AND
IMPRuVEk.
All cash orders from persons ut distance, should
I've addressed 70 W. PETERSON, Wholesale and he
tail Druggist, Richmond, Va. -,
Price for one bottle ST. de lS-d3m
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MARCH has been trying herself Since

MARCH has been trying herself since
she took the rsinsf the to zee bow unpea-
SAINT she could make the weather. Monday was
damp, cold and cherries, and yesterday the wind
blew a. keen and emitting a. II II had Just been
wbetted on mammoth Iceberg. What to-day
will bring forth no one can tell. The iekIs Miss
may put on her blandest smiles, and thus ertice
the tender buds aud swest-soantsd blossoms to
show themselves and afterwards fall an easy prey
to Jack Frost-or she may grow so frigidiy cold
that every mans ears will tinge at her touch
Lake all coquettes she viii have her sway, regard
Ia TO grin and bear her joke.
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FafAL RESULT OF PAssIos.-At Philadelphis, on
Friday morning, Timothy Mccarthy got into an al
tercation with John Gross, aud, whilst directing
severe blow at the latter, he missed his aim, fell
cellar door: from the effect OF which he died af
ter a brief interval Of suffering.
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bAspY is now beirg played in the
streets oy scores of boys, to the annoyance aud
danger OF persons passing. We understand that
s syouDs lady received violent blow in the face,
Yesterday morning., from wooden hall vhich hsd
neen driven with great violence ipto 9th street At
US ,ss intersection with Grace, by handy PLAYER on
trace street If such games are not r,uisances
snen played IN the public streets, We should like
to know THAT would constitute a nuisnncs.
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Roy To TIN yorEEs OF THE CRY OF

~ TO INV ' u III Ut IHb NAI Ut
RTcFx1Np = am "A candidate for the Office Of COM
MISSIONER OF TUE REVENUE. for the 81 Dis
tIiri (Npns9e Natdt
The election viii take place on the 27th May Dexf
auI a. barn BOW engaged in ths discharge II the
duties 0 tae Office. Jhe Assistant OF Mr.. Hundley
fEh) declines "A re-eiectog) hope yOu will excuse
IN. IL iU uot CAL On you all N person.
lamI.pw aud have been for naariy six years a re
sid nj ul the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited. ..
rE-.s JESSE T. KEESEE.
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P. L. GIBBS.


PHoroGRAPHs IN WATER CoL0Rs AND PHoToGRAPHS
PLAIN made from lite, copied from small pictures
and enlarged 10 any size, as also the most perfect
and highly finished AMBRoTYPEs of children and
adults at all times to be had at the large Photo
itichmond on Main street, opposite the New Cus-
tom House, and on Sycamore street, Petersburg.
va la rs
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ssa To THE VorgRs OF THE CRY o.

sta~ To TUE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
r,-gx",p. The present incumbent Mr. Hundley
Il,,,.,E reelection tn the uflice of COMMISSION
~ OF TiE REVENUE ioT Monroe Ward l here
,. suaoance nyseli q candidate for the said Office
and respectfully se.icit your Yotes and pledge my
lii t. the t4itHini discharge ef the duties Of the
.fsse ~hUui3 il he your pleasure 10 elect me.
~ 2-en PRESTON u QuARLES
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EEZ5 NfFTEH NEW IHUoS hNH 1UT
PoRrERs--All who wear trusses should call and eX-
anime this Truss The principle is entirely new,
aud lit supports the rupture in easy and eomforta
BILE manner. 1t be with much less inocD-
yenience than the ordinary trusses; and Tor iisht
ness, durability and comfort il is unequaled. Any
Oas sgt0 toears qf these TrUSssS tou
ottsr Ais, birfERs UTERINE SUPPORTERS.
b very Simple bat admirable article. full assort-
mtnt for sale by
WpErRRSON, Drnggist,
Corncr ot t2th aud Main streets,
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sng~ BR. A. T.. pxrlooLAs' Office, Rich

mond House. corner Of Governor and Ross streets =
Residence. Carlten House. on 18th between Broad
and Marshall streets.
The rear room on the first floor over Doggett 4
Andprson's formerly occupied by Or 2, for rent
Possession given Immediately. 1t is the most com
Portable LODGING room in the city.
FL la--.iIfnh
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0BsTRucTIos.--The Recorder pat
fne OF S. on Hiram carneli. yesterday. for OBJ
strncting Broad street With large pile Of dirt ur
teu days. The streets shouId be kept clear ef sil
obstrnctiops, aud those who fail 70 do 20, shosid
he made TO pay literally for their esrelessBsss.s
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WINES, BRANDY, AND WHISKEY.

w
CHARLES PALMER. corner ofCary AID Virginia
streets, offers for sale
72 cases fine CLARET WINE
10 or. casks old PORT, warranted genuine
10 octay. JUICE of the GRAPE
10 Qrs and eighths finest C0dNAC BRANDY
TO or pipes "Seign"tte" brand Do
10 do do "Pinet' do Do
81 bbls old Pennsylyania WHlSKEY
40 bbIs kennedy's" OLD RYE
q bbls Brownwell's Do
II bbls Kentucky BOURBON"
% do Zeigler's PENNSYLVANIA
~ do Carl Zeigier's OLD RYE
II do congress" RYE.
The above articles warranted pure, and will be
sold on acceptable terms. fe Is-3tawts
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a~FRssn LEEoHEs.-I have

nHy~FREsH LEgCHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, by Adams Express, q fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
p PS-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
ro Can be found at all hours OF the day, at the Haii
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and al
aight on 9Th street, French Garden Hill
my 25-ts H. y. HobSON.
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rs Baths! Baths BATHS! Hot,
cold and shower baths can be had daily from {
o'clock A. NJ. TO half past p. M, at the hair cut
ding shaving and shampoOing room under the Amer
lean Hotel. entrance on lltE street. Single bath
. cents, or i've tickets for 81. -
no e II. v. hUboON
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R.B. GOVERNOR STREET SrovE STORE
Fall campaign for 1857 now opened, with larger
and still desirable assortment than in any for
year. consisting 10 part of one entire cargo from
judges OF good work particularly invited to ex
anime. Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, or
Furnaces of this make, obtain repairing pieces
- "'p GEORGE sTARRETT.
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New MARKET Club, held at the BolIipgbrook Ho-
tel. petersburg, on Saturday, 2Tth February. 1888
comnittee was appointed to handicap the horses
Intended for the Allen plate Of the value Of 81 6OO
80 eh,rance, $40 forfeit, closed the 18th day Of
February, with the following entries. and which
nave been handicapped with the following weights:
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SUICIDE or A NgRpERER.--wm. Cousins, arrested
in Canada last week for murderiag his nephew,
hung himself to bed-post at hotel where he
was stopping in custody Of two constabies.
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That spicy little sheet, the New York Mirror, ID
defuDct.
ssG Desth, thu bibliopolst, died at Georgetown
d. c., On the 26th nit.
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COST OF THE CELEDRArIoN.--- The cost TO
me s city OF Richmond In furnishing refresh nents
for strangers, as we'll as visiting Connc,I. -, -
"a u't. will fall but little short Of sl5oO. II
those for whom the feast was intended. aid NOT
partake OF it, the fault was their own. as All were
invited through the columns Of the ~Dispstch,s 10
meet at the City Hall at 9 o'clock. -.
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sSss- To THE VorERs OF HENRrco, .

Ui>rxfcr answer II the call If many friends. 10
lsraaie candidate for the office of Commissioner
pe The Revenue I beg 10 assure my friends. thatli
elected will serve ~ the best OF my ability.
Respectfully,
! c HARDY,
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suirs roR TREsPAss.--The Mobile and ohio kAii
road Company has brought several suits for tresr
pass upon their lands, demanding heavy damages.
The Qnitman (Aiissl InteilixeneeT n'eniens one
case, that OF the road agaiast Rev kobert MelAne'
in which damages Of SO 600 are demanded.
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sAn wAsuIxGroN-"FIgsr IN WAR.

fIRsr IN PEACE. AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS
CoUSTRYMEN. All who visit Richmond on the 2A
ut February. 10 witness the grand spectacle Of the
inauguration of the Washington statue should not
ieTy of VI MINIS, to witness the wonderful pro.
yrrSs Of the Photographic Art, conducted at this
finely arranged establishment And to those who
may wish TO obtain of themselves friends some
thing realty beautiful and lfJ-like likeness,
Should not fail to one of the Ambrotypes or
Photographs made at MINIS GALLERY. lie IL pre-
pared to accommodate all who wish fine pctures;
and his assortment Of Frames Cases. Lo'kets, Pins,
&C. in whicn to have them placed. is large and va
ri.d. His gallery is on Main street, opposite the
Custom House, and free to visitors whether they
wish pictures or not. te 20
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Col. John A. gaseiy. ir., died q his rssidenes
near pickens g. H., south cnsciiaA, On Monday
week. He had represented his tDissfaet IN the
Legislature for two terms.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s,a~ DIR. JoHs KNOX, late Of or

Ely Dk. JOHN kSoS, late OF Orange
county. office Metropolitan Hail. residence corner
of 18th and Clay streets.
Refers 60 Rev. n. j. Willis, ]. NJ. Conrad and pey-
ton Johnston. Richmond; Il. J. Barbour and James
h. Newman, Orange; Hons Judge X. IL. Field
shelton y Leake, Thomas n. Welch, Senator from
Orange. Madison, &C. and John III. Lee, Delegate Of
Orange and 1reene. 70 5-dlm
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n0s, DaN1RL O'RounKE Peas. extra

carly said 20 ke two weeks earlier than any other
extra early pea. small invoice just received and
for sale at 40 cents Der quart by
WAXING a PEARCE, Druggists.
f. l6-ts Corner Sth and Broad ats.
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The MAYOR of the city has been too
mneh indisposed for two days past to attend his
court at the City Hail. and a. q conseouencs' the
au.lss hsse devolved upon Recorder Tate Who has
discharged them with prornptness ana isdais,~
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rlGs- To THE VoTERs OF HENRIc,

Essf~ To THE VOTERS OF HENRICo
CouSrl i take this method Of announcing myself
tnddste for the Sheriiiaity 1t HeIrico county, al
the eleci6s in May next; aud Il elected promise q
Geg all of my time to the Office, and to discharge
its duties Is the law dirccts will try aud see the
voters Of the county before the day of election, and
ia the meAutime | refer all such wish TO
tain nay fitness for tha Office 10 my nsighbors, and
g. John VI GIegury ESQ John Is. Young, ESQ, and
laa-i.ie t J. CARTER
Esy~ To NY FELLow-CITIzENs OF THE
CCuNrY o. GiENRtco.--I am a candidate lot the SHE
RIFFAITY Of the County OF Henrico and respect
fully solicit your surages at the ensuing election III
May next. S. MICH. DAVIS.
K,chmond. Eth Dec. 1887. fe 4--dlm*
nSs1. To THE VoTERs OF hENRIC0 CoUN-
TY-l respectfully announce myself Candidate foI
the OH q" at Clerk OF Henrico CuuntY Court at the
election ia May next TEMPLE ELLETT
f. i3-lm-
sSg- To THE VoTERs OF THE COUNTY
OF HgSgIco i hereby announce myself candidate
f1r tne Office Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REFE
NUE., for the upper District, at the approaching
election and respectfully solicit your sutrages-
Slisnid II be yoar pleasure tn elect me, promise tu
di>charge the duties of the Office faithfully aud pune
finally. tel3-dl3t* JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
gs4s~ AN a candidate for the CLERK
Il Ig-Ims JN0 p HARRISON.
Hes3n SHERIFFALTY OF 1ENRICo.-I an
Il candidate for reelection TO the office Of SHERIFF
of HenriCo. JNO A. HUTCHESUN.
de l4-l:ie
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AnMoRY BAxp.--Judges cf music Who
heard smiths Band on the 22d Of Fe6saAsy. pro-
nouncs il TO be QUE Of the most perfect osgsnixa-
tioas for It's sire, 20 be- found In the Union. Every
member 10 matter cf the instrument on whicn no
performs, and the combined execution ofthe corps
4 almost perfect. ssssA4s
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HORSE DRowSED.--A valuable hor.e
belonging to Mr., King, fell into the dock yester.
gay, dragging cart after him. and vas drowned
Inc driver jumped into water the and made eysrv
ehors 70 save the animal even at the risk OF his
water. aea saW 5f7s-l17 - - '-.e
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A KossurH CoLr--not quite two Years.
all Il up COR rsfde as .our Houss,r whsss ~ who
wish 20 obtain chaness fsr hDs sgcsr's vitI ell
to-day, ~ there are but two o. thrss untaksn.
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N0TICE.--Received by last steamer
In about fUs0 yds Debege Of assorted coors, which
we offer at the extreme low price of 81 ceuts worth
i2,s cents. Gall soon If You wish bargain.
JOHNSON HARDWOOD
e. ~ No. ~ Main st.
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err couSciI --An adjourned nessine
q s tns conncil was held yesssrday aflefSocs "a
ocIess Asssrs, ssnadsrs, Allss, RodSry. nsSissos,
s sratsap, pmmock. Grsstsr. Dsnoon ana 0lsss.
w vroox. AosenG 81 the n,snbsrs from JsGseson
- MessFs. Hiii, Haskfrs, Rickardsoa, 0rssn.
,.l sTss ;Asgr@s--A petition of esstain lkss No
y s,vss, thsongh their counsel, John n. oansr
s;ss .g y change Of the City Ordinancs rsla-
s % un'aw fal assemblies 20 AZ to make e con-
"a IA ~ me state Law was presented and fSlbrrsd
" vs. sae police eonmittee. sases eias
m.l,n,,g ,g Ssdescutk.-A resolutisn We offered
vav trss, ~ - appropriation for pavinx { foot
bus ws soe soot Of 5th street 10 Gamble nm.
ro wsrs srs1 shs Commissioners q ssrsrss - os.
OF the Ward fnnd. "s ampfossmsse meds oss
taken IN. eanr ans ordinances ar rsvi.,ou ver,
49,. hsan Up eenslderei, amended. ma 80. ~
snem passed. The isbor of rey,.;,,r 3 49, = y.
neasy @ one, and the Couscil wilI have - 80 ss!
9.eos sessions to perfect the rsviso. = bsssrs [ ~
ist OF Aprl If the work il not eo,.,,ssss ~ -
.nat time. and new members taks thsr 49,. ~ ~
the present ones, the entire revision ~ ~ ss ~
nanees w'h have to be gone through se1t vssr -
Councill -@ s'3 " the
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OFFICIAL
sn.nr. DRAWING OF THE
srAnIA ACADEMY LOTTERY 0r nrnpa,.

a. CLASS 4.
"usassa. Georgia. Saturday. February y ,s,a
SAMUEL SWAN 4 CO.. Managers.
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Cures quickly and permanently ScRoFULA, SYPHILIS,
kaEuaAfIss, PILES, KIDNEY Affections, C0sTIyE-
Egss, VKNEaEAL DISEASES, aad all chronic affections
Of the Sexual ORGANS. The wonderful reputatio
which this celebrated remedy has acquired ia th'
roughly eradicating the above diseases, Is unpree'
dentea IN the annals Of medicine. Thousands OF the
most infetrrate Of disease have been cured BY
this truly great medicine, after having been pre-
E1.noed beyond ali possible care bY the most eBi-
hent ply sicians Of tue country. Finley y. fergn
son, Mayor Of Norfolk. Va cured OF kheuDiatisp |;
Hev Thomas Hume, po' tsm0utb. Va cured ot BroB-
ehitisi daughter 0t sigaor George formerly Pro
fsssor OF Music 10 this city, cured OF terrible
Nervous Anectioni and thousands Of others whose
lA;ues could be mentioned were ID necessary
Price 81 per botte--sx bottles for $5
Prepared by W BuaEow x Co. Practical Chem
lists. Norfolk, Va
sold BY PUKcELL. LADD co, Wholesale
Druggists, Richmond. ia 26-3m
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERTIFIcATE.-The undersigned,
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
certify that the above is accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, rs they were drawn by us this
day at Augusta, Ga.
Y. G. BARBER, Sworn co,,,rs
l.. p. DUGAS, ! S"oi Ii Noii is'
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day, Feb
ruary 9th, ls5S. LEWIS LEVY, j. P.
ExPLANATIoN.-The left hand row ineach the above
columns contain the Numbers vi ieh were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number ends in 6 are enti.
tied to $40 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may enttle it to. llalf Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $40 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold in
the followin places: No 37796, S7oOUO, Jamestown
C. and Philadelphia. Pa. No l59l2. S30OO0, Dadeville
Ala: No 2S23. Sln,0o0 not sold No 22s06. S5G00, Lit
tie Rock, Ark No I3ill $1,000. Greensboro Ala =
No 2t555 So 600. New Orleans. La. No 35379 81 800
Charleston, : g.