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hate, Gaps, BOOZE. 20.

~ II n ~ 4 hiCs IL NV W4
8PLEAS II have removed my 49,
store to franklin street. 3 doors below Gov.
~ ernor street. and opposite metropolitan Bar,
where | am now prepared 10 manufacture BOOTS
and SHOES at the shortest notice. tn ths neatest
style and on the most reasonable terms. invite
ms old customers and the public generally TO give
me n call before purchasing elsewhere.
p REPAIRING done ut the shortest notice
and In the neatest style.
DAVID WALSH
Ynh l5--dlm Boot and Shoe Maker
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An Epiros's AssEssaEsT.--It does body good
TO have bis pride fs.;ered once in while. We re-
aiise the benefit OF IL once year when the asses
ssrs come round aud ask how much money We
nave At Interest; how much stock we have II, the
public fnHdsor la banks; aud various other ones
IONS mat are supposed to put only 10 the asoiid
nleh' Iithere Is anybedy around, We straight up
slgnt.y, expand our corporosity, and, In as heavy
ehss. tone we can command, We answer, about
.se sahs - last year" They know well enough,
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NEW SCHEUULE.-Tht
<1FEU s Mail Steamships JAMESTOWN
@LSnAkrM md ROANOKE are both tn
ESZsks@ quite now between New York a.d
hichmpLd
York every SATURDAY, at ) O'Clock, and tn
ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER every WEDNESDAY
evening at 8 c'clock, Tor Richmoud
Reforming, the } JAMESTOWN leaves Richmond
every TUESDAY evening Mt O'Clock, and th'
ROA>OKE every FRIDAY evening Il. o'clock. fa
New York, touching at Norfolk each way.
Cabin passage, incinaing Meals and State Room
accommodations, only $40.
steerage passage. only So
For further informltlon regarding freight, en-
quiTe at our office.
LUDbAM Il WATSON,
NH Opposite Steamers Wherves.
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10 $40 REWARD.--Ran away from

~ the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne,
~ gro was bought by John Saunders, ESQ, Of
XII. Loretto. Essex county, Va, who sent Nun 70
Sicnmond, to my care; and furnished MN WHO
hon the date of the pass, which was dated early In
sepfember last His wife then living IN Cbes,
terfielJ comfy. near Petersburg. The above named
negro was asancipated by the late Thos o. Tay ior.
viii give the above reward, if delivered TO- me IN
Richmond or to John Saunders &C LoTsI2 N TsseA
county, Va. "M. o. fhiHlAfo
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S3o0 REWARU THO { hove re-

- $500 REHARD.-Thc tbove re,
ward will be psis for the apprehepsloan1s anu
Y delivery tome of six runaway sLAS &c; os
XII FIFTH DOLLARS for either OF themi aud
Ia occurred In any sau that can get them Till
Ty DOLLARS for each. The names Of the ,, san
LIAM Bufl PAL. and AMY Addison isa mniatto,
about i've feet eight inches high, and upwaras q ~
years ef age. Charles rs Of nutmeg col2r. avou.
liam Is of the same complexion With scar on tne
ssdr ii hia mouth, and broken leg, just below INC
az age. Pat IL OF bright nutmeg color, about nse
feet six inches high, and Is years OF age, amy y
bright muiattcy about i've feet hish ana I3 seaIs
ssichmond. by her father, (kobert,l who is owned
f,y Thomas Deane. The others are la the Counties
Of Amelia or Nottoway. ,5
wish negroes Of tho above descriptions, Womb
20 90 'p''N '"' SIDNEY B0TT,
s "a ,a-Tukrts Amelia q. H. va
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English barfisters have iudIerous habit of iden.
Ia the plirAi number:
'6sntleaaen OF the jury said a luminary OF the
Western circuit, sat the moment the poiieen,nn
says be saw Us In the trap, will prove thai We
we're locked up In the watchhouse Ia state Of in
toxieafion.D
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q S.s,---a.> -
- -. - - RICHMOND Oct ist.. 1881.
~ ~ SPECIAL NoTlCE.-oI.
! =, &c. ,fs dat. ALL packages intended for -
savss on the MAIL TRAINS OF the virginia - !
trs Raroad will bs received az our once VA ma %
ssreat iastead OF Railroad Depot, ~ heretofore.
Inr IN conformity with 90 arrangement maae W'1n
TIE above o0mpsa. L. mAcDoNoUaH. Agent
.ck-s. Adams Express Company.
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70 BH DRAWN

DETERMINATIONS PRIZES.
p1ise. are $1,000
p prize, are re- ''''V-- 1900
prizes Of $500, approximating to sI0.oe0
prize, are SIX
prizes Of sl25 approxmatinz 10 $500
prize, are oS
prizes Of sl00, approximstiDg to $4,000
prize, are 40C
4 prizes Of $40 approximating to 5000
prize, are 40
prizes are 2OO
s0oo prizes of $50 are 10000
& As. nr,zes Amounting to &aanaN
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LorTHRIES.
CWAN & cos LOTTERIES.
CAUTHoRIZED by THE STATE or GEORGIA

SAUTH0RIZED by THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
$7O,OOO!! Tor $1Ot
The following Schemes will be drawn by 5. SWAN
& co. Managers,s the Sparta Academy Lottery. in
each of their Single Number Lotteries for March.
1883 at AUGUSTA, Ga, in public, under the super
intendence of Commissioners.
GLASS 5,
To ba drawn IL the city of Augusta Ca IN public on
SATURDAY, MARCH 9Th. 1855.
GLASS &.
To be drawn 10 the city of Augusta GA, In public on
SATURDAY, MARCH I3rB, 1853.
GLASS 7,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ca In public on
SATURDAY MARCH aOTH, 1858.
GLASS s,
To be drawn In the city of Augusta, Ca, In public
SATURDAY. MARCH q, 1853:
ON TRE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
5,4S5 PRIZESl
Nearby On. R1ss TO Eue7,y Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
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\ lotto T. The steamer

Curtis y prCk will n on s and after
TUESDAY next the 10th. commence running be-
Eeen this place, Portsmouth and Norfolk. Leaving
the wharf at Rockets. every Tuesday, Thursday
an Saturday morningsat So o'clock, precisely. and
return each alternate days. Except sundays) ma
king in connection with the Glen Cove a daily line
as heretofore between these places.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk 50. meals ~
each X. .. HASkINS.
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y s76 REWARD.-Ranaway from

M my farm, Oraigton, early 10 October I, isst,
Ghright mulatto girl, named y AMY 1nAr-
81. a. bright black eyes, long black eyeiasnss'
min Sgsh head Of s, hail o e, 'a ssn walk
;s snJ l. abat fifteen years old. I will give 800
for her apprehension and delivery t9 me at NY farm
and SIS Tor the discovery OF her harberer WIN SUI
friant nroof 10 cnnvct them. She has relatives IN
The city of Richmond living near the Monumental
tjhurch. aud was last seen going from Manchester
70 f. sn NY s'' Vi ''' VIM A CHRISTIAN.
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Certificate OF q package of 10 whole Tickets. So
10 half 40
10 quarter '' 20
10 airiith :" 10

In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money TO address for the Tickets
,rdered receipt of which the- will be forwarded
by FIRST mail. PurchesersCan have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII be sent
.opurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
olain and give their Post Office County end State.
80 Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 81 900 and under paid immediate
y after the drawing Other prizes ct the usual time
fthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
s. SWAN IL CO., Augusta, Ca,
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
ave time by addressing s. SWAN CO., at either
lf those cities.
So A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with tine amount of the prize that each is
untitled TO- will be published after every drawingin
he following papers, The Augusta (Gal Consti-
utionalist, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta
tnteiligencer, New York Weekly Day Book Savau-
iah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and PandinR Miss Clarion NH
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an IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

ln&AHAT BOOT AND CATER wEARERs. E
From Is to 20 per cent saved by buying from III
>. FL. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best -
quality moisskin Hats g. 90 second quality, :; sk
BATS $3.50; fine calskin sewed Boots . 3.50; Cot
yress Boots best quality French patent leather $685.
English kid, 1914 bnekskn, $40; lasting 800
cafskin s., IS patent leather pumps, So; ealitk Do
s275; cafskin Oxford Ties, - Is. They all made
BORDER and warranted to wear well.
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no ssste
meut,
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pnY GOODS.
,IEoANT dooDsi ELrdANr eooDsl

ELEGANT GOODS ELEdANT GOODS!
81 THOs. n. PRICE q co.
Are receiving daily, largo additions 70 their spien
did stock for Spring sales; among the goods just 70
hand will be found 8 sss-s-e
Rich Black Aquille silk ROBES
& Do Cold do do do
Do do Chenc FIounced do
Do do Double do do
Elegant Or nadine do do
DO Berage do DO
Do Hermann do do
De Urgandfe do do
Rich ORGANDIES
CoIored LAWNS and yAC0NETS
English PRINTS
Lace and Muslin SETS
IL. s. GLOVES HfEH
HOSIERY, In variety, &c.
supply of Spring MANTLES and BUSTERS
And In HEAVY GOODS. for servants and faint
es they have an immense stock. VIII oh are offered
wholesale or rstail, at the very lowest rates.
large supply Of Bieached aud Brown CUiTu .,s,s
and SIIEETlNtiS Irish LINENS, Linen SHEET
INGS, DAMAsks, Pillow LINEN, &C.: &C.. INST to
hand. l.. II. PRICE W.
tx.t, -
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50,0Oo, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
dips paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel
The first 457 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revOlved. and a number lie
Irawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the SAME
line a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
,d to the audience, and registered By the Commits
toner's the Prize being placed against the number
irawn This operation is repeated until all the Przes
are drawn ont.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
irst Prizes will be entitled to the Is ApproximA
,on Prizes For example: II Ticket No. IL go draws
the SO 600 Prize those Tickets numbered 248 i9
il25I II 252 will each be entitled to $500 Ii Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets NUN
5ered 5S 49, $751; 552 will each be entitled to 5000
md so on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $40 will be determined by the
la figure Ofthe number that draws the $4,000 prize
Tor example: If the number drawing the S70,QU
erze ends with No. then all the Tickets where the.
aunber ends in !, will be entitled to go fthe mum
ser ends with No 2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 2 will be entitled to $50 and on
too.
Certificates packages will be sold st the following
rates. which Is the risk:
Certificate OF a package of 10 whole Tickets. $s0
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WALL ST.. HIRING, @"

S1NLTvERY AND SALE STABLE 3ks=SH H
The subscriber having recently added 70 his stock
,ome excellent Northern Horses for saddle and har
ness: aiso Ladies' Saddle Horses, with the latest
styl of Buggies and Carriages would be pleased
to wait on the pub ic on the most accommodating
terms Persons desiring pleasant drive behind
fast and safe horses would do well to give me call
few saddle horses taken at livery. Also. horses
bought and sold on commission with prompt re-
tnrn5 THOMAS RUsK ELL,
Proprietor Wall st. Stables.
Between Main and Franklin
F)R RENT-Ten beautiful Rooms, which have
new II been occupied-with water and all the mod
ern conveniences. Enquire az above.
NH S-dm
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CcRIous SPRING IN ALAsAMA.-The Talladega
Tatcltooer, in an interesting review of Professor
Tuomoy's last report on the Geology of this State
states that near the line between Hancock aud
Lawrence, there Is spring of liquid bitumen or
mineral tar, which is said TO be somewhat remark
able for its curative properties, and is said to be
known cure for scrofula cancerous sores, rheun-
xtsm aud other diseases in which alternatives are
required The water runs out from s.am or Gre
vice in the limestone and the tar btumen floats
on the surface. black foam very cohesive aud in
soluble in water. The tar can be collected in
masses. and patients visiting tho springs frequent
take il In the form Of pills.
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRY co,
Solicit the attention of'mercnnnts visiting RICH.
aosp 10 their large and well selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER Day GOODS. most OF
which has been bought in the Northern markets,
st AUCTION and for CASH at very low prices. TO
which weekly additions will be made by the agency
{ { their house in New York, Bell, BTooks, race
CO. Their facilities are such as to give them eli al
vantage Of the changes in the market and their
prices 10 the CASH AND PRoMrr6 MONTHS TRADE they
IRE satisfied cannot be uudersoId by any regular
bosse in this country. They earnestly ask cali
from the merchants who wish 10 purchase.
80 Store No. N Pearl street.
NH II r. Richmond Va.
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az- SPECIAL NeTICE.-Express packages fos
Norfolk Petersburg. Richmond. and all places in Vr
xinia 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.
.fiice Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDIAM PLEASANTS. Agents.
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GREAT NORTHERN

r. su -rsss.Exa GREAT NORTHERN
- "a I'm 1ssSzy AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
EF EXC hSA fil' YET,FfEN. RIcHMoSD BALTE
MORE. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK, VIA
AC0UJA CREEK AND WASHINGTON.-0ver the
Richmoud Frederick sburg and Potomac Railroad, TO
the Potomac River, seventy-fv" miles and by splen
did and comfortable steamers thence IN Washington
ftyye miles-n all 1870 miles. in seven hours being
a comfortable and perfectly safe rate ofspoed.
Hours OF departure: 643 NJ and.7 T. ~ and bag
10 Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
FARE:
ITO Washington. IS 80
70 Raltjrnors GO
TO Philadelphia, 10
: The track Of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is now undergoing relay. more
than twotbrds of II being already completed with sn
edge rail of superior quality while the remainder
in admirable condition. s. RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation.
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TRY GOODS, DRY GOODS. JOHN
~ son & HARDWOOD, No II Main street keeps
constantly hand large aud varied stot of For
cign and American, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to
which we invite the attention of all ID want of good
articles at low prices. We cordially invite all 70 call
and examine our Goods and prices, as we feel conf
don't they will find il to their interest TO purchase
of rs at the prices named.
fe22 JOHNSON q HAhWOOD.
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IA HEAD ARTERS, 1851
"A CLOTHINGl CIsOTHISail CLoTHJNGiii
W visitcrs tn the Agricultural and Mechanic
--@A&- Fairs. atteniOn-if ycu are in want Of Sms-
thing really neat nd cheap IN the way OF Clothing
and GentiCnfep's Furnishing Goods, not nj belos
cost, Int at fair living profit, give me call nd
l will promise my goods, when quality and gsrS
mansbip are con pared sha vic with the eheaIo s,.
n. b. SPRNUE
oc % No. 40. cor Main and Iatil -,
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.-We are re-
Il ceiviug full and choice assortment OF fresh
""' SPRING GOODS,
Comprising great variety of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY G0JDS, well adapted to the virginia anu
North Canplina trade.
We shall be continually receiving, during the
son. from auction aud other sources additional sup
plies which we will sell CHEAP, for CASH, or approV-
I'd credit. KENT, PAINE co.
NH
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NJ CARRIAGEs. CARRlAtiER

-. The subscriber has on hand at hIs Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley. between
inmhian Hotel COACHES. CIiAgIdTEss IA
K0UcHEs. BUGGlEs, with and withcut tons and
suLRIES, all of his own make Of tho best materials
and WORK manship: all of which will be sold as low A.
good work Of the kind can be in the city o. Rich
moud. and / respectfully ask call from those IN
want Of any article in the Carrsge line. as am de-
tarmineA to make ts order and aell at tbs lowest
prices possible and all work sold that il new war.
ranfed. MICAJAH MAN6uM
"a Orn
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CnAnxofsumIGs, Va, March 18th, 1858. ;.
Amcuk your nnmesous Correspondents from all
sections 81 the State. whose contributions to
great extent lend . general State interest to the
solnmns 81 youf excellent psper,tt has been .
matter 81 sons surprise 10 me that our s.'e .osh,
that very Justly Aspirea 10 the sobriquet OF the
sAthsns II the scath. should 30 seldom be repre-.
sen,sd. / take occasion OF spare moment 70 jstt
you down q few limos.
March, true TO her eoaaettith ch a, nas
this seaecn put forth all Der versatile powers.--
Monday re we're ia mid .winter--oid mother Earth
nsntlsd over With white robe of snow, anording
our gallant beaux and fair sssies the long desired
opportnnisy o. gay time ~ 'as way % sss,sa
And MsSsnfe March assumes another character
Earth doffs her white mantle. the snow disappears
aiike mist before the rising sun. lone moment
white, then gone forever. We feel az II balmy
spring had eel in, and our gallant friend of tho
.sclothina Emporium" exhibits his --latest spring
stylesn with eenfideat assurance Of speedy sales.
The event Of the day Is the debut. last night Of
our fair and talented townswomsn, Miss Lizzie
Petit, the widely nnd farorabiy known authoress
Of those popular works Of Action, Light and
Darkness" "Household Mysteries" &c. As a
Shakspesfisn reader, / have not the least hesita
ton IN saying that The fair debutsnte gave most
ssmples satisfaeton TO ell who were so fortunate
~ TO be present. She made trulya decided hit.
With her sprightiy but modest "suiting the action
90 the word her clear, silvery accent her perfect
snunciatiun, and her just appreciation and define
tion Of the several characters OF the play use no
extravaganza OF speech. when say. she chained
aud entranced her audience, and efectualy sue
ceeded Ia "holdiDg the mirror up to nature. The
play selected was shakspeare's charming comedy,
giving her readings la most of the cities OF her
native State. She will, hear, shortly make her
appearance before Richmond audience. De-
speak for her hcaring-she Is gifted with genius,
taste, aud talent of high order, and "big Rich
mond" has but TO hear her TO appreciate her ac-
auirenents, aud give her that need OF praise she
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OYFIUE novrH-siDh i.A1LisoAn so-i
pYTgRsIH;sa. Sept. Sd, 1851.
A n IT n

&c SITS aaMus n1e'oss Sos.s--s.,--
,,vr,Us sovrf1-siDt. i.AlLisoAp oo-i
PyTEssERa. sept. Sd. 1881.
Ia In oNnAY next. the "a
nat, aud us IaTiner nots the following sch dnle
viii he run on ,lis road daily Sundays excer ss0ts
the Passenger 1faln NAN rs.m
k ss,,,s r :, gaspssy,,ls snc,icnj
at Lynchhurg st~-.-..'..'' w W pMM
k 1snEs 4 salssaI t.: aas,ionS
at Petersburg at.......'... . ~
, .ss,. s ). sssEss: Jaasos o'clock
at Ly9chs,urg a1.-~-'-"'-. !, 8 80 :. An N
Leave LynehSsrs n.,' ajsnsfi;,ni a
The As q Train connects with thevil-
and MD Ss sSa bssss az
Burkeville. aud with the Riehrnond and Petersburg
Railroad going North and sehh at Ps.sTsbn ss,
% SIS y. j.. ALLSof. cup
Ia III R uc MoT .sn o,s ElGHs
RANGEMENT.--On and after the 2ith september.
this Company viii receye freight Of all kin d.. az
any freight from Lynchburg. or elsewhere on the
ne and ship toe ss sss t2f esfH fSqa + owners
for forwarding, by CLEANERS sailing vessels A. d.
The RAILROAD P pgEJsHT MAY OR NOT BIZ
Bills of Lading will be forwarded totthe conSgnee
and consisnors when requested.
Insnrance effected 10 any port in the United States.
Consg pors awaiting themselves the above advsnt
ayes must have their produce in the very best order
directed tothe DOWN FREiGHz AGENT. at Rich
fnoud.
Merchants and others purchasing goods here or OK
the North can send their stocks properly prepared
for transportation, directly TO our up Freight
Agent" and the freight may be paid here or at Dan
vile IynchburQ or farther West, if necessary.
TIyticdar mrsttgn Instructions should be furnish
adj the UP FREiGHT AGENT in every instance.
w. CHARLES CAMPBELL,
40 24-dScts Supt. TraDspn.
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q VERY SUPERIOR WATER PROOF

IA BOOTS We have Just received by steamyr
- snotheT lot of j. Miles Sons Water Proof
-~s Boots, which undoubtedly the yery best
boots made for keeping the feet dry and warm and
will warrant them 10 render a. much, or more
service as any boots made. Gentlemen who may bs
in want Of su5h article very respectfully In
yited to call at No lib Main street and be supplied
NH 9 PUTNbY WAITS