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IMPORTANT 10 CONSUMERS OF

IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF
right to sell 'aLEAsoN's PATENf AMERICAN
Sas IL No wis Wh a. the most
economical burner which has ever been presented
to the public The constru ,tion OF thes burners rs
arranged to suit The pleasure Of the consumer. ana
this quantity cannot be affected by any wearing OF
burning out of the burner, while the expe fence OF
ali who ha We used them proves that the quantity OF
light given by of them Is greater, with tne
same amount Of gas, than from any other burners
As the season is approaching when there 10 gene ne
rally great complaints OF large gas bliss TINS .ns
nest the . hands u the consume and invite all
who wish to study economy in the use OF gas 70
The following certifcste-, selected from many
Others are sufficient to establish the Claims which
wa present for these burners:
YALE CoLLEGE LABORATORY, New Haven,l
January Is. 1858. J
have tested Glea -on's Gas Burner by the Photo
meter and Registration Meter, and have ALEC used
one of them for two or three weeks over one OF my
effce tables
viz-lst by the Photometer: q. Geason's Patent
American Burner, with the attachment for giving
Tase steady light equal to B patent
candies (Judd's to the pcund0 The pressure was
equal to IL inch. but the rate OF consump lion was
regulated by the key until the Register Meter read
feet per hour. b. American Burner, without At
misunderstanding 10 feet per hour: pressure
two inches; eQualied also IS candles,
MIR Glaa.on's contrivance for regulating the flow
of gas by the movable thimbles inside the first cone.
is we'll devised and skillfuly constructed al ange
ment. The attachment of hot metallic rods and q
glass TO steady the fame has good effect for the
purpose designed-aud thus ar anged have been
able to VIZ t. by it several hours of an evening.
without fatigue to the eyes. Wheni full action it
gives the flame stead ness nearly equal 10 the
hest Argand Burners, without theinconyenent heat
and expense of that form Of Burners
Respectfully, B. SILLIMAN, JR.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond. Va
August IS, 1858. :
The undersigned. having used Gleason's Patent
Gas Burners in the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
House. for several months past. takes pleasure in
certifying to the steadness and purity Of the light
furnished by them, and above all to the economy in
the consumption of gas secured by the same; for
after using them in all parts of the two honses
above named the reduction in the gas bills, when
compared with corresponding months in previous
years. places the fact of saving of from 20 to q
per cent. beyond doubt. cheerfully recommend
them to ali person, who wish good steady light
with a Il all consumption o. gas:
(Signed) JOHN P BALLARD.
G & A BARGAMIN,
sc Sim Cor Main and 10th sts
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WE VIII naV6
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW
SHADES AND CURTAINS.
toners and buyers generally, for THIS FALLS
BUSINESS the largest assortment Of all the Goods
embraced "a, our card dbore that we have ever had
beautiful the variety gualty is unsurpassed; and
having been imported by ourselves under the most
favorable circumstances, direct from the manufac-
turers in England and selected with care frem the
best factories in this country we feel justified IN de
Goods of similar quality, Of either English or Ameri-
cansmanufaclure, can be purchased at any house IN
the United States.
wy " RICHARDSON CO.,
se6-2ms IS Main st.
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IL s'1| THE ADAMS EXPRESS
81 9COMPANY, 1874 Main ST., having
folk. Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, Wytheville
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lina are now prepared to forward, with great dis;
disc Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C., to the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboard
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express,
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent By
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. on day Of sailing until O'Clock.
PM j. L. MACDONOUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
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NERY.-As the season for Fall Ay<
sport has arrived. and hunts- 49,
Dmen are only waiting good " -
tides to enter the marshes and bag the sera beg
to remind them OF all that Is necessary to ensure
good time. First then, you want q good ROWLING
PIxcE-no Dntch cast iron affair, that may burst the
first fire and cripple the Sportsman instesd Of kill
ing the game--then yon want SAFETY FLASK. ssch
AS cannot be exploded by accidental sparks. With
these as . foundation. get you good SHOT BAG, q
sufficient quantity of No. sHoT. one or two CAMS
tiers of DIAMOND GRAIN powpxR, few boxes Of ELYs
WATER PROOF CAPS and CHEMICAL VANS, PtcKEr
FLASK and LEArHERy Cup. then his to the marshes,
jump iptoa light fat bottom boat, and with fair
tides and ekillful polesman, You may pop over
Sora after Sora until you have than yol want.
For fear however, that you may miss q tide or grow
weary of shooting, be sure to take with you y ur
FISHING TACKLE, for we have had many pleasant
hours with speckled white and ring Perch while
waiting for rise of water. Or, IL you prefer hap
py hour In the woods let your RIRLe be your com.
panion. and the myralds Of squirrels to be found
every where. will supply ron with target practice,
by way of varying the scenes. But says the Sports
man, We have no snt h outit you recommend
what shall dor Go at once TO JAMES WALSH
No. co. Main street. and If he does not yon out In
the most elegant manner, aud upon such terms as
will asround you by their moderation. then .
fess that we are no Judge Of shooting trapping. or
fair prices though have been devoeed to the gun
and the line for quarter Of q century. Sc s-dim
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- FREIGHT FOR BOSTON.
The steamer enc. PEAD0DY, VII
ienye kscfuSobd for Baltimore every " MDNh eDAx
mornin1. a o'clock, where she viii connect WIN
shn rr-scn stesmer that leaves baltimore every
saturisy Afternoon and arrive 81 Boston the follow
ing Tuesday.
,porc By this route and 1t amoderatsrate
OF freight.
'"' LUDLAM WATSON.
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Fall TRaDB, 1853.

~ FALL Tx ABE, 1853. III
GEORGE SUMNER. "
- IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHESW4RE,
{No ~ Pearl ST., Richmond, Va
Invites the attention of merchants visiting this
market, to his stock, comprising rs large and well
assorted variety Of Goods as can be fonnd Ia any
house in this country
All the latest shapes and patterns Of CHINA,
VIII iTE GRANITE, Printed. Fancy and Common
EARTH ENWARE, is OF his own DrRkcr impsrta.
ton; with every description OF Plain, Moulded and
Cut GLASSWARE. from the best factories in this
country.
LOOKING GLASSES
BRITANNIA aud PLATED GOODS
FANCY CHINA, TOYS. &c. &c.
The best quality of ST0NEWARE. at fsctory
prices.
He will only say, that he Ii prepared to oier to
the merchrnts Of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee, inducements to purchase their goods IN
Richmond-eQual to any that may be offered In any
Northern city-aud respectfully asks an examina-
ton of his stock.
81 Goods carefully packed and forwarded With
promptness sc l-2m
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BUSINESS FROM
i THE NORTH ERIN CITIES TO LYNCHBURG
VA JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL
AND 10 NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA AND
VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE

tOADS.-I am prepared to forward Merchandise on
Me most reasonable terms and without any delay
Having control Of tri-weekly line Of Boats
full, goods are detained no longer than Is actually
hecessary to get them from the steamers.
Time through. from New York to Knoxville II or
lsdAys.
The expenses on goods this route, are very little
overhaul whatthey .are via City Point and South
0ide Railroad.
a3- All charges follow the goods to their destna-
tdon. ~,,..s essie ALFRED e. LEE,
Yorwarding.and Commission Merchant,
il l-h On the Dock, Richmond. Va
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a A MOST DESIRABLE X E l.
III DENCE ON BROAD STREET FOR SALE
1he Subscribers health being bad he desires 70 move
dence ON Broad street. three doors above 10th street.
The Dwelling is welibuilt three story Brick House
front. W OGDEN Por' leo in rear. and commodious
office the basement. There are On the lot good
Kitchen, MeathOuse. Stable and Servants rooms all
of brick fronting the Capitol Square, and in gen
tcei neighborhood. It is most convenient and de
sirable location for private residence or boarding
scriber offers, also for sale, two small Brick Tene
ments. with Brick Kitchens. aud building lot al
joining ON second street, north of jackson street
Very little cash Will be required AID long time Civ
en- on the remaining payments if desired the object
being to sell not rent. The premises can be ex-
amined by such desire to purchase.
se Sim RICHARD CAUTHORN, NJ. ID.
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{ prizes Of $40. approximating 70 $4,000
e prssss Il $50. experimenting to $4,000
prIs sss, Il ~ sso. .pprozim.tins to $4,000
prizes Il sl,s. experimenting to 5000 =.
4prisss Il slso. experimenting to $500 am
4 pr R.s.s Il e IS .pprozim.ans to $500 ~
@,rIss ss 81 rs 80 .pproxin.sins to $500
sfo prizes Of 90 ere 10000
: 1ss pr,ses. Amounting 70 sa9o0oo
whole Tickets $40; Halves %; Quarters q 80
viii Be ssnt to any one DESTROYS Of receiving It.
osrsnc.te: wil DO sold at the following
Csstihcass Of . package oflo whole Tscks.s. 50
10 eighth 10
In OaplaINa TICKETS on CsRfIYoAiss.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tiekets
byfrst mail Purchasers can have Tickets endiag in
any figure they may designate.
topurohssers Immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers viii please wife their signatures
Ga GIVE
able In full without deduction.
1c All prizes of 81, 900 and under paid immediate
" alter thsdrswins. Other prizes af the usual time
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Address orders fG5 s%;s e. Co.,
-. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
s ss !. sSsa
IL q the nanDsE: that . Or: from The
the following papers: The Augusta (sal Oonsti.
Gnagissson standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Intslligencer. New York Weekly Day Book, ssyan-
Dispatch. Pauidins Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
(Ark1 True Democrat. se23
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FOR RENT-Possestion given i'm.

a FOR RENT-Posseseion given i'm
H5 meaiately-The Store now occupied by the
suDscribers on 18th, between Main and Cary SITS :,
who will move this week to the house lately in the
occupancy of Messrs. w Fry Sons, Corner OF
Cary and Pearl streets. Apply to
VIM WALLACE SONS,
Also, a commodious Lumber House, in the rear OF
Messrs John ,ton Bransford's Hardware Sore, and
se lis WIN WALLACE SONS.
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: NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

e This is to inform my friends and the public
generally, that have opened Hat STORE
opposite the American Hotel, with an entire fresh
stock of the latest Fail fashions Also, on hand
well selected assortment Of Trunks Valices. Carpet
Bags Umbrellas. Walking Canes, Shirts. &C. To all
in want of the above enumerated articles earneet-
ly solicit an examination of my stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. as am determined TO Keep good
goods and by selling for cash. shall be enabled t.
sell cheap. j. SWEENEY,
Opposite the American Hotel, Richmond, va.
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Il RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTI-

rurE l. o.nrxurw. Principal.
Tho third semi-annrai session II this InstisNtion
will commence on THURSDAY, ths 18th Of sepsetn.
Der, ls5s. and continue 20 weeks Every sciiisy WIZ
DO afforded In this school for occurring thorough
musical education. TEACHERS Of efnipenf ability,
large experience and reputation. have BEEN seearss
For the several Experiments. and no expense o. he
viii be spared In makiag TO- IN point OF musical adj
vantage, equal 10 any school 10 the country;
TERMS for the sessien. rer scholar. payable AZ me
middle Of the SESSION. two Lessons per week, so'
cal Class Exercise alnlt s6 90; Juvenile do. ~ n
ano. organ Meioeon. Guitar and Violin, each ste.
Private I.essona On the VOICE 81 per lessuu
naARp or Issrkucrioa- MessIs L 9 ALttMhhf
CARLOS MERA, NATHANlkL CAkUsl. CbAS
y RISEN, FREDERIC DOLLlNakR.
Special arrangements viii 10 pade with smsi
Glasses In famiies Leasons will - eissn 20 ycsna
ladies at their homes. III preferred.
Monthly Sorces Will be given ssthe lnstitasss...
This q 90 encourage pupils IN their studes. aud 70
Anord them the oppor,unlty 81 exhibiting psoErt@
20 their fri~nds To pupils who excsl. Vii fe
awarded. O. the clcse oi the school, gold asd shsef
medals, and other tokens Of appreciation.
The Juvenile Glasses will uieot ~ o'ciocb, anu
the Adult Glasses 1t o'clock. p ~
For further particulars sse eireaia,s or spey y
r L 6ALLEhEk. At the Institute. ~ broad street
between eth and sth IS o. through The Ross usnee
- H-fm
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
oflce of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS. Agents.
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fSfs - FUh I HE NUhTH AND W Els
ea1 EvIA VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND OR
ANTE AND ALEXAND IA RATLR0ADS.-Two
Trains Daily, viz: At 6 As A NJ, and at 5l5, NJ.
making close connections at Washington with the
trains for Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York,
and for all parts of the West.
THROUGH TICKLE can be procured at the
Ticket office of the Virginia Central Railroad, to
ALEXANDRIA, CINCINNATI,
WASHINGTON, DECATUR,
BALTIMORE, JEFFEKSONVILLE,
PHILADELPHIA, INDIANAPOLIS,
Nav YORK, VINCENNES,
pITTSBURG, LOUISVILLE, ..
EVANSVILLE, ST LOUIS,
DAYTON, CHICAGO,
COLUMBUS.
AMP ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Baggage checked through.
Passengers for Washington are set down at any of
the hotels free of charge
CJP NETHERLAND,
au % Ticket Agent
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REMOvAL.-R. 9. HOWE has removed
n HI CABINET FURNYfURH WARS ROOMS 10

~ HI OABINkT BUkNItUkHW AKB HEUas "
the larae and elegant bvtch serson Governor stree
few doors from 4rankln, and recsssly ecsut isa
By Binford torteg. where he Waaid - Glad % -
nis friends aud the public generally.
Having engaged the - slreae ~ eheet v1smsn.
he y prepared % exse1ee 8erk ~ III ssnas - ~
hopes ~ pronp&ness end attentioa. 70 Dssit -
ti1uauce 81 thot Datxonnno Which - Aereeeese
been % llbefailY bestowed upoA htns
HI osaptry itisods voaid DO vel ~ eAll - hin
'-ss '.'1 ps'' Kc ROuA
as,--lu acvssaos narsst.
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. TWO HOUSES FOR RENT

- on 5th street, near to Leigh, occupied by MIR
Jones' with rooms; the other on Sth street, near
the City Spring, now occupied by Mr. Starrett, with
7 rooms-possesson can be had OF both on the LIST
day of October. Apply to -
COURTNEY,
ga Ola pa Broad street.
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Nss FARM y Il . Il L E.-h SWdIi
al FARM for sale, in New Kent county. about Is
miles below Richmond. and two m.les south Of the
Stage Road Said Farm contains 100 acres of Land
embracing about Is 20 acres of superior meadow,
and good small size Frame Building on the prem
ises, and Spring of excellent water: Any person
M0RG AN. near tho Farm. or to ED. NJ. MORGAN,
Main street, Richmond, a.
JANE P MORGAN,
an 3O-ts Executrix Est. of VIM. ] Morgan, decd.
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The extraordinarily high percentage of Phosphate
of Lime above stated, recommends this article at
once as a superior phosphate manure especially at
the present time when the want of the better quail
tiles of Phosphate Gusnos j. most seriously felt
The presence of Fluorde of Calcium Ii Of slight
importance This substance serves as o direct nu
triTnent to plants, and subsequently. enters the
composition Of the bones and teeth OF animals
CHAS. BICKELL, Pm. D.
Bone Phna of Lime
Jas R. Chiffon NJ. D., New York. .sa rs
For sale by
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LADIES' CATERS "A large
D supply Of Ladies' Caters, Of all kinds,
can now be found at ALEX HILL CVs,
"a % l27 Main street.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond. Va,
(Signed) JOHN BALLARD.
G & A BARGAMIN,
&c Sim Cor Main and 10th sts
GUANO-THE RICHEST

hIAVASSA dU dNO-1a M hlCdEOI
1NPHOsPHArICGUANO IMPORTED-Your at
tentisn is respectfully invited to the annexed Anal
ysis and Reports on the Guano offered BY me, and
especially the fact therein shown, that c0ntaios
in given bulk greater amount OF pffnsphates
than is found in any ethor manure, natural or art-
fetal yet offered to the public. Phosphoric acid is
now admitted by the best agricu tural authorities
to be the thing above AL others necessary to be
returned to the soil, to enable il to produce an un
faipgly good crop without permanently impairing
los general fertility in this Guano we have t pre-
sented in the form best adapted for such purpose.
AS have only limited quantity Of this Guano
for sale here this season. am anxious to have som.
of it tried in every district and also that such
try it may favor me. through my agents. with the
earliest Information to how far it has practically
sorne out the anticipations OF those who have SCI
enrifcally examined its constituents. with q view
TO enable me and my district agents to make early
arrangements for an ADEQUATE supply for the follow
ing year. Owing to the rapidly diminishing sup.
ply Of Guano from the Chiucha Islands. its yearly
advancing price, and the exhaustive effects procu.
ced by its too frequent application to the land from
its possessing too much ammonia, in proportion To
its phoephates Nevasea 9uano excels il in practical
use and especially to the farmer permanently
from the application Of Navassa Guano more phos
pilates than the crop would deprive It Of.
All local merchants and dealers required To
give guarantee on purchasing that they viii sell
Vsrs asarn' VIZ MURDOCH
M see following analysis
No. ~ EXCHANGE BUILDING. !
Balso-. April 18th, 1883
Report Qt Analysis Of NdrdSsd Gud7ao' made for
4. K. Cooper.
The sample was found upon analysis to be COM
posed as follows:
Bone Phosphate of rs
Containing of fhosphoric acid.
Fluoride of Calcium. 24
Carbonate OF IS
Per Oxile of Iron and some Alumna--.,..-.....3 90
water. 50
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.I7RS XTTTN9 EXIR HYSf0RIK.
IVA ysr alsby llnAnA = W1H1x0H.
u1EfIf6F6 EzyK 64G-x kssA
= = g. 8 ~ 8 = Mn 4, L ~ -
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! VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,

>A0 VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
NJ l4h Stree, Opposite Erchaaes Hotel,
ILL. Having Just received and opened bis Fai
and Winter supply of FRESH GOODS, embracing
most excellent assortment and variety Of CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES. yESTIhGS, &c, selected by him.
self with much care, and which he is prrparedts
make mp in the most fashionable and superior sy lie.
He would be happy to have his old friends and
toners, and the public generally, call and examine
for themselves assuring them that every effort on
his part shall be made to give satisfaction 10 all who
shall favor him with their orders Sc l6-2w
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cd Dy SuCH rs UH7ITb 10 IC1nbS. :. -
I'm RICHARD b CAUTHORN, NJ. ID,

ga FOR RENT-The second story
81 over the Jewelry Store of Myers, corner
Of Main and Pearl streets suitable for Job Print
ing office, work shop or lodging rooms. All in
good condition, with modern improvements: Apply
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NEW SCHEDULE.-The
u Mail Steamships J AM ESTOWN
NZ1k4kk0 and ROANOKE both on the
Il aroute now between New York and
ki The @SGa%MEsrowN Capt. PARRISH leaving New
York every SATURDAY, at o'clock, and the
ROANOKE. Capt SKINNER every WEDNESDAY
evening at 3o'clock, for Richmond.
Returning, the JAMESTOWN leaves Richmond
every TUESDAY evening at O'clock, and the
ROANOKE every FRIDAY evening, at 6 O'Clock, for
New York touching at Norfolk each way.
Cabin passage, including Meals and State Room
q com modations, only $40.
Steerage pass age. only IS.
For further information, regarding freight, en-
LUDbAM 4 WATSON,
NH Opposite Steamers Wharves
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: FARM FOR SALE.-I am au- 60

NA FARM FUR SALE.-I am au- &ESN
&e1 thorized to sell desirable FARM, situa- ~.
ted about miles from Richmond. in the county of
Henrico, about quarter of mie from the Charles
City main road adjoining the lands Of Albert kin.
Jne Allen and others. About 80 acres are cleared,
the balance is set in oak and pine wood.
The improvements consist OF new dwelling
house containing rooms. passage. &C, &C. new
amoke house and other necessary outhouses, new
orchard and we'll of excellent water in the yard
Tie property is in q good neighborhood, Terms &C.
commodating. Apply to ID EACH0.
an 30-Im Pearl st., near Exchange Hotel.
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AlHxX6AA0O.
CWxN + CO.'S LUTTEK. IS
~ TRIUMPHANT
81 ~ SWAN Il CO.
CONTINUE 10 DRAW As USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
SWAN a. cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
=. -. AuTHORIZkD BY TIE
~. - = 80. STATE % q Elk4IAi


STAT6 VI 0BOh0AAl
Tho late attempt oinjure our Firm has shown that
OUR LOTTERIES AkB DRAWN kAlRLii
That our Prizes are PAID PUNCTUALLY! and that
our schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the world
The following Scheme will be drawn BY g. SWAN
AGO. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery. in
each Of their Single Number Lotteries for 0cto-
Der, 1853, ut AUGUSTA, aa in public, under the
observation-disclosures Of Commissioners.
CLASS 1drAws on sATURDAY. October 2. isss.
CLASS 81 draws oh SATURDAY, October Is, 1855.
CLASS 80 draws on SATURDAY. October %, 1888.
ON RE Plan or iIN0LE NUABkkh
5000 TICK ELS!
FIVE THOUSAND F0UR MUMDRED AND
NeOlv Uss Hlse 10 Eperg Ntns Nakets.
MA0NIYIOENT SCHlMnI
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DEDUCTION In COKR.-Ths prices Of

- COKE. until further notice. will b - follovs:
s sow h hnmR Jok pr tGaa~
Hard Coke, both Rrndce ...-........ 80 90
At these prices Coke w. all khings considered. the
oheapeet tuel now o4ered or likely 70 b edered In
the market, during the coming seascu.
TnAMA-CGnA ~ delivery, - - de1s0e0s
-. xerdscqFner l0th street and BAsin. and corner
Byrd ard ~. South side Oanal.
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c. WENDLINGER,

80 G WENDLINGER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
N No. lag, MAIN sTREgr.
@Aa- Has Just received superior stock Of Cloths.
Cassimeres, vestiogs &C.
Z. 8. McELROY, with G. wepdliDger. would be
pleased to see his friends and customers.
Several Coat and Pantaloons' haHds wented Ap-
ply 70 c. WkNDLIAGER-
ga Hy-6t
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Richmond, Aug %, 1885, au

m GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
[AA HOUSE.-The subscriber has received his Fall
styles of Hats and Furnishing foods for gentlemen.
Ias to which he would respectfully call the atten-
on of those in want. JOHN POE, JR,
SO lots Opposite Exchange Hotel.