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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26
NEw-YoRx HosrIIAL.-Weekly report to Oct. %

CoRREcTros.-There was an error In our statement
Of the fire on board the Ice King l.. d. Cornell,
Ofsl Contractor is not the proprietor, but Msssrs:
c. B. De Burg Co., Ofal Contractors for the Cy ,
New-York. L. ID. Cornell is Ofal Contractor Tor W.
hamsburgh and Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

The Rev. John Pierpont, .s viii be seen BY an si-
vertisemen. elsewhere, is TO deliver a poem tins
evening at Dodworth's Academy. Though some may
differ with him in points Of theology, we have no
doubt but those who listen to him tn evening VIII %
well paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

DRowsED.--A seaman, named Cna,ios co.eu ,s,
aged about nsive of NswOrests snd beonsps TO the
bark VIM Henry bins In the North RIVER ,os 80 q @
hts stdssS0ua& V esoAr tas chan goa - INV ~ ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

ARREST OF Az ALLEGED BURGLAR. - Yesterday
morning, David Barr, young Hibernian, was arrest
ed BY Officer Hanifen Of the Ninth Precinct charged
with having broken into the store No. 9 Carmine
street, and stealing therefrom pocket knives worth
els. Barr was formerly employed in the store, and
managed to gain admission to the cellar ascending
pair Of stairs and bursting open an inner door. The
accused was taken before Justice Kelly, and COM
United to prison for trial, in defsnlt Of bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26
alO2a n

There.have been 1881 individuals to lodge in the
place, constant is the change going on. If single
iced Of good has found odgmen in the hearts of one
tenth of that number the place has not been useless
j. it extrayagant or poecal to hope that such has
been the case.
Expenses have been 1892 -. A good deal was
spent in charging our facilities which have been in
creased ~ per cent upon previous times. Such heavy
expenses need not recur, but still the cost of such an
institution must necessarily be great.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

HIGH TIDr.-The prevalence Of easerly winds and
the action Of the full mcon caused q very high tide
yesterday moruDg-higher than we recollcct since
1880 The wind yesterday morning was from n. n. f.,
n breeze. There has been no damage among the
shipping a, the wharves. cellars on South street,
West street. Washington and GreenFich streets were
all less flooded; on the two is,ter streets,
being occupied by families, gave them son- what the
appearance Of Msy day. The unemployed laborers
along the docks amused themselves IN free rat bait
great many Of these animals having beer destroyed
In most Of tie cellars goods were STORED that sre not
liable to damage By water, sash as iron, molasses,
PITCH pork, &c. The cellars up Broad street a. lar
as Beaver street, were flooded. The most -erious
losses we beard of were: Coddngton & Co. ct NO. 20
Beaver street. on zinc, &c; Jee, GARNER & Co., No
q Brosd street, metals llcrsimer Lsthrep, No
10? Broad sts,et on four lioyt 4 Austin No. 10
Broad street, ON hour; corner of Broad aud South
streets; quantity Of -four and potatoes, which were
lying on the dock at Peck slip, were damaged. The
tide was across South street, covering the railroad
track The floor of our ship news office at Whitehall
slip was under water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

DISCHARGED. George Foster, who arrested on
Saturday Oh complaint made BY John Murray of
aiding prisoners to escape, was yesterday honorasly
discharged by Justice Brennan 70 evidence appear
ing to sustain the complaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

The ISDrcrKD.-Among the persons indicted by the
Grand Jury are Charles Devln, Enoch Dean liste
President of the BOwery Bank and Fitzpatrick the
assignee of Devlns contract when the latter specimen
of virtue undertook to be Mayor Woods Street Com
missioner Beside these, there two City Survey
ors and two Deputy Collectors of Assessments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

ess HOUSE FOR RENT-The frame
ss:a DgeiingHause at the corner of I9,h and Grace
streets uas Fixtures for sale. For terms, enquire
a. ahpye de- Is- Is
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,1rng rnR TY4ygLLERS AND OTHERS
RAILROAD LINES. g,s.#s n
prcuxoun FRnrnRfcK sBuRo AND 20

RICHMOND, FhBUhnAChSDoNS "&
ros.o RAILROAD. going North, leaves twice eVS,y
day fsunday EVENING" excepted0 NJ e4o oclA a w.
ana ~ i o'clock r. NJ. for the Potomac river,
a steamer is taken for Washington. thehee W h"'f
road 60 baltimore, &c. 80. ,..,.. ,,;. eli =
yIaafsIt CENTRAL, going North, leaves TINS ~
twiea daily (sunday evenings eAespted,l ~ $3.50
A n and 8! o'clock r. NJ, for t'oTionssilis, ~
,bar connect with the trains OF the orange anu ioA
sndria Washington. Baltimore. &C ,,,,,. q
KirHkuyp AND DAygiLLE-I.eayes hiehis e9 y. az a.
az The function, at u o'clock nj, suuusss sAsssP-
"a IN EVENING Train leaves the Depot every day.
e,rant sunday ut 20 o'clock and connects Wild the
santb-Side at the Junction. at y q.
RJcuaoep AND pErERssURG-Lda ives TINS cry .N..se
avery day. (sundays exeeptedJ al oeioeh a. ~ !,
and 4 IS oSclk p. NJ. An accommodating Tram ieaNts
rera every Monday, Wednesday and fridy At 8
'S''N" ~ PoR NORFOLK, &C.
The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. sam'l Barnes,
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
law and Thursday mornings, at 50 o'clock A. NJ,
ami thu GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon
dgy Wednesday aud Friday mornings ut 81 O'Clock.
Hr Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching st all the
regular landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK, &C.
The Steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening At O'Clock, for New
YORK touching at City Point and Norfolk 20 receive
passengers. &c. leaving Norfolk next morning. at
" FOR PHILAD aLPHIA, &C.,
BY the steamships PENN LVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday. stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers.
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TOUCHING IscIDEST.-The Buffalo Commercial
save that the Rector Of st. PauI's Church. in that
city, had reached tho middle Of his discourse
Christmas Eve, when a delegate from heathendom
eAme up the south aisle. IL WAS young squaw
with half heathenish. half civilized dress, a d
miuutive bonnet hanging on the back Of her head
By tae strings, aud y calico shawl Of gay colors
wrapped around her like blanket. She came
along with the slow Indian step, until. near the
front OF the church, gentleman gave her seat
She sat down as IL unaceustumed to cu,hious but
maintained very good behavior. except when the
Rector Was occasionally more than u ,nay emphat-
&c. she felt called upon to express her approval by
an audible "lst's good" During The singing Of the
closing hymn, she stood III with the rest evident
~ much excited leaning eagerly forward, her frame
quivsring with the new emotion Of organ music
Bot after the benedction. when the choir perform
Cd An anthem. che ru she'd out Of the pew Into the
space before the chancel where she stood unconsci
Gus Of the gaze of the congregation, her eyes fixed
the organ, aud ell tho strangeness of her posi-
Sion forgotten Ia the rush Of sensation produced by
the rich notss Of the organ and the exulting cho-
rus Of the anthem
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LOTTERIES.

NTAN & CO.'S LOrTERIE5.-MAG-
- SIFiCENT sCHEMsi-s6a,eea FOR TEN
DOLLARSiI- The following scheme will be
Drawn by s. SWAN Co.. Managers Of the Fort Gaines
Academy LOTTERY in each OF their Lotteries for jan
uary, Io5S, Ut Augusta, Ca. to which city they
{ ave removed their principal Office:
GLASS s9i
To be drawn II tae city OF Augusta Ga, in public, on
sATCRDAY, JANUARY ID. 1855
CLASS -,
To &c drawn In the city OF Augusta Ga, in public,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9TH, 1858.
GLASS II,
10 e drawn In the city of Augusta Ca in public,
SATURDAY. JANUARY l6sH, 1850.
CLASS IL,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Co., in public On
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23D, Lass.
CLASS q,
To be drawn in the city OF Augusta Ga In public. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30TH, ls5a.
ON The PLAN or iSIITGLE NUAHER&
h4g0 PRIEST
Esaylp On, Fhlze 10 Egery Nint Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEi
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AMERICAN EsTERPRIsE.-lt is stated that some
gentlemen OF philadelphia have sent out TO the
Great Eastern Steamship Company of England,
proposals. to contract for the launch Of the Levs-
than. The North American says that shonld tho
company accept the terms OF payment-1hch are
made entirely contingent upon the success OF tho
nndsrtsking-the contracting parties will proceed
as once to render available the mighty monster
which at present bids fair to be Useless without
their aid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

T1opEIs on TIE MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI Rail
soAD--An the trains on the Marietta and Cincin.
natl Railroad stopped On the 9Th inst, and business
on the road has been temporarily suspandsd. Mat
tiers have been unsatisfactory for some time past.
The employees Of the road have been on strike
Err wages due, and II Is said the farmers IN the vi
entity of Athens 50 destroyed the track as to rem
der IL unfit for nse in that neighborhood The
cause for this action has not yet been learned.
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RUNAwAYS.

~ So REWARD.-Ranaway about
"A the lst of Dec. 1857. a Negro Boy, named
~ JOHN HENRY BROWN; is about - years Of
- age, four feet high; he has scar On his fore
la aud one in the left eyebrow; talks very quick
when spoken to. will give the above reward il the
sad Doy returned TO the tobacco factory of hobt.
J. Christian. CLARA BROWN
ia
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up $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

IA the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. SAID ne
"A gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq. of
- Loretto. Essex county, Va. who sent him to
pass to ~ and his w5e, and return In Que week
from tbs date If the pa-s which was dated early iii
September last. His wife was then living in Ches.
negro Was eniaucpaed by the late ihos. .. Taylor
Tin give the above reward. if delivered to me in
Richmond, to John Saunders, at Loretto IN Essex
comfy, Va. NM. 3 PHILLIPS.
u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

NessAda oP TIE GOVERNOR OF OHto.--Ths Legis-
Aturs having met on Monday and organized by
slecting VIM. b. Woods, of Licking, speaker OF the
House, the annual message of Gov. Chase was i'm
rpsdiAtsly after sent In to both houses. This docu
nent urges further measures against bank suspeu-
sions; favors an abolition Uf small notes, and lur
ger specie basis for circulation and deposits. The
Governor, however, looks 10 the general govern
ment for through reform in the banking system,
and does not doubt its power TO PROHIBIT the circu
lstion. as money, of auy substitute for coin. The
total amount of the state debt, of all descriptions
Is $lS, tl2 COS 80; the iuteres> which annually
IL $685. $50 So OF this tot! debt Sl3 G2l So. 70 is
foreigI. A restoration to the sinking fund Of the
smonnts Withdrawn from IL. previou. to the act Of
Apr, II, 1857, providing for its separate Keeping
IL recommended The loss by the def,lcation of
Bresin and Gibson. the State TreasuIers, Is set
dosn at $l.445, 395. The message clones with n
reference TO the Kansas question, aud Of course
takes y freesoii view of the subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09
COAL.

DEDUCTION IN FUEL.-We have on
II hand full supply of excellent HARD COKE,
which will be delivered for the balance OF the
at $3.50 pt load. At this price it is, beyond coinpa
rison the cheapest fuel To be had for close Stoves
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces
as5- Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and 9Th
ami Byrd streets JNO. J. WEhTH, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

In ona OF the engagements during the war Ia
Egypt, poor freDchnan falling into the power OF
Highland sergeant, screamed out the only En-
glish word he was master OF, .ousrter. quarter
sehs'll no hive time 70 quarter We she moo, replied
Donald, shell just cut ye Ia tuu"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

MESSAGE OF THE GovEkSoA OF PEsssYLvAsIA-t40v
Pollock, In his annual message. recommends the
sals OF the remainder Of the States public works
. repeal Of the Tonnage tax on the Pennsy lvanis
railroad; a new executive mansion AZ HARRISBURG
and u monument in honor of the Pennsy lvsnaGs
who fell III the Mexican war. The total debt of
ths State $3e, ISL 1881 and there il surplus in
the treasury of x52SaU6 thus insuring the pay
lpent Of the February interest the State debt
out Of available means.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

APPoINrsESf.--Dr. 7. J. Charlton, who was one
o. the COMMITTEES Of physicians uader DR.. Read,
sent by Savannah In 1861 to the aid Of her i'll fated
sister cities VI Portsmouth and Norfolk has lately
been appointed surgeon Of the L. =. sl0op-ofwar
Jamestown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

RTrEy OF 4 wANpERER.-A periodical dealer
named Melieu, whose mysterious Disappearance
fkon Chicago. Ill, two years ago, created some
excitement, returned 20 his home 90 the 5th inst
Insanity 10 the cause assigned for his strange con
aucf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, 40.
FOR GRNTLEME
nlLEg VERY SUPERIOR BOOTS.


We have In store, recently received and made
expressly 10 OR order, generar ssortmeut Of the
above superior aud beautiful BOOTS. scrne made
for Dress aud that double soles and double
uppers. These Boots are too well known to require
comment from any quarter; and for any enc to say
that fhey have Boots equal to Miles pes1ee.y az
nl. There many doalersin this cttJ, that would
be very glad 10 get them from Miles but be refuses.
as Ire has more orders TOR his Boots than he can NIL
We have been customers Of his for the last twenty
four years. and up to this time we have sen but very
few persons who hare not said Nilee Boots were the
best they ever saw or wore. Thee Boots are made
ont OF very soft French Caifskin. They tit beautiful
y aud general thing they are rs soft As glove
We ars receiving new supplies u thfe Boots almost
every week. and our assortment ~ geueraiiy very
complete. We would respectfully ask our friends
and the public to give us & call When IN want.
Wshave. also, large assortment q gentleman
fine French Calf caters for Dress, and also double
soes. These tiaiters really nice aud good. " o
have know them TO wear some Of cur customers con-
stantly for six mouths, and they ft elegantly, ana
ths price Of them il from dollar and hity cents 20
two dollars pair less than other Gaters are sold ior
and we will warrant them tn WELL IL not ION
ger than any french Shoes, All We have 70 say 70
our friends In town and country. when IN want OF
any thing in the Boot, Shoe or Trunk line can On
,s.rvth,ng ,ie "a
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PROM TrnKs ISLAND. - Advices from Turks IL.
lssd are TO the 18th nit. The quantity of salt on
or II was selling at 81 zc acc. Per bushsl.--
There we're no American vessels In port.
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DRMOVAL-Dr. PLUME has removed
o. n CRAWFORD'S SA- n
&AteJLooN.-Ths well known b
N1Hs& and popular Restaurant, on AZ nkS1x


South Of Main. has been lifted Up la the mast ap.
proved style, AMI Is now open tor public patronage.
The Proprietor, in order to make IL worthy VI Ito
guests has rsmodeed the house from top to bottom.
aud feels assured that every apartment In IL Is en-
tirely acceptable to the most fasiidious, The Bsk
ROOM is, beyond doubt, til. neatest TO bs found 10
the Southern couutry, and Ia always supplied with
the BEST LIQUORS the Northern and European
markets can afford, well the choicest ventsgee
of WINES imported into this country. The LARDsh
is daily replenished with GAME, FISH. OYSTERS.
and every other substantial and deiicscy OF tho sea-
son. while the culinary department is under charge
of popular and Cooke, who have been sp-
proved by Epicurts Of every country. Added 70
these advantage there are several well arranged
and Handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS in the house t.r
private parties, to whom dinners and suppeTs VIII
be served at short notice 1ndsed the SALOON IL 20
somplets in all Its sppurtensnees, that SNACKs or
MEALS can be furnished at any hour, whiist the
good order uniformly observed renders Il most In
yiting place for strangers citizens. who may DE-
sire IL enjoy delightful meal, for moderate price
Thankful for the berality heretofore extended him.
the Proprietor asks continuance. with the pledEo
on his part that effort shall be spared TO please all
who may call upon him.
de 2b-dlm 4. v. GkAW fpkU.
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COMFORTS AND MUFFLERS--
" Taimss aud HOODS
. Net over Jack ets and SACKS
MeTino shirts and DRAWERS
Gents Huse and half HOSE
Ladies' and Children HOSE
Seryauta Hoe and half HOSE
Gloves and HANDKEkCfiIRFS
Crayata aud sCSpENDERa
We have on hand larger stock OF the absrve
Goods than can be found In any one house In The
city and guarantees tire prices to be as low as trsy
eau be bought in this or any other market
J. &. CDUhTSkY,
de l0-lm a3 Broad STREET.
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DUPTURES RADICALLY CURED

DUPTUKEB KAUICALLT EUKEU.--
IL DR.. sHERMAN's RADICAL CURE TRUsa.
This Is the most efficacious and comfortable Truss
now In use, Persons afflicted with rupture and who
are really DESTROYS Of being radically cured now
have opportunity. Do not be- proven, ed from max
ing trial Of the Truss from the mistakes idea that
your case Is really bad and Of long standing.
You can be cured-thoroughly and permanently
cured by br. SHkRhANs.xreat Truss-thisfsct can be
established 20 your entirs satisfaction by reference
gentlemen Of well know veracity and respeetability,
sins In this city. who have been entirely revived
.son this announcement and trnly dangerous disease.
Inls Truss Is 20 constructed that presssre can be
made upon given point and retained there. All
Medical men gIyeit, their entire and meet cordial
appreciation. sThe attention II Physicians living
at distance Ii solicited The Truss or any necee
g. G. Jackson.
No II Main street, X chmond, Va.
". Bile will sell the right to any city, town OF
county In the State. negotiate for agencies IA
voral'le tsrins. lie t3-iy
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20 FOR REST.-A FARM, contain
.- ing about eight acres Of LAID In good state OF
brick dwelling house for the comfortable acc0mn,o
dalipn OF siuali family stable and carriage hoIise.
This place IL situated about TWO niles aud hall
from the CITY, near the Meadow Bridge Road, imrne-
datey on the Central Railroad and il very suitable
for market garden
Possession can BE- had on the lat day Of January
neat Any person DESTROYS Of renting is invited {"
yisit the place.
For terms which will be accommodating, apply to
dc I5--dtJ ApulsPH DILL
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I1rORTH READING.-Why is il that SO

WORTH READING.-Why is it that so
w many suffer and repine and drag cut a nlisera-
bic exstanct, untitled for the enJoyments ana even
ordinary pursuits of life, whep relief may be obtain
ed and health and vigor restored by treatment at
once convenient and safe we'll as permanent IN It's
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease ulti
Mating in loss of appetite, yigor and n distate OF
social Joys the undersigned tenders his professional
services assuring the sufferers candor and sincerity
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions,
thorough cure and sound body and mind without nm
pleasant restrictions hindrance from ordinary bu
siness pursuits.
All diseases of private nature from whatsoever
cause either chronic structures an irritable
bladder, &c; also, Scrofula, Asthma, rheumatism.
Piles &c, skfuly and successfully treated.
Dr. Harris can he consulted daily, between the
hours of 10 A. NJ and Z. NJ. and TO 10 Z. M at Lis
rooms United States Hotel.
Ladies' Of delicate constitutions those suffering
from complaints peculiar 10 the sex, are invited TO
communicate or send their address.
ia order to satisfy Al oft imposed upon community
that there il no intention the part OF DIR. IL. to
humbuQ them he begs to state that no fee or renu-
neration i'll be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon OF address
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s,EsFALL TRADE, 1867.
w GEO. j. SUMNER
IMPORTER AND DEALxR In
- CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE'

NO. %, PEARL ST., RICHMOND. VA.
We are now receiving our Fall impoTtations per
thps William Penn, Annapolis. Robert Mills
rt nut he factories our stock OF Glass Ware Looking
iIasses, plated goods Block Tin Britannia aud ia
banned Ware, DC. &c, which make up stock tn
lrgest and most complete we have ever offered and
20 which We invite the attention of the trade Our
Il ok has been selected with special regard TO the
1aats Of the merchants Of Virginia. North Cardinal
and enuessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed we
tre prepared TO offer goods as good terms as
any re-pack king house in the country.
Merchants passing through our city no buy goods
WORTH respectfully requested to call and examine
'nr stock. as We satisfied they the risk
Great care taken in fillina ali orisrs and nons
,he best packers employed.
GEO J. SIJsfNER
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500 prizes, amounting TO 33OUW
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS: Quarters So 81.
PLAN Or The LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 5u,un, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips fpapeT, encircled with small tin tubes and
placed III one W heel
The first 462 prizes similarly printed and enciTcled.
ire placed in another Wheel.
TIE wheels are chen reyolved. and number Is
irawn from the wheel of numbers, and st the SAM
zine Prize il drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn ont orened and exhibit
ID 10 the audience, and registered By the Commits
sioneTs, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes
Are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIEES.-Ths two preceding and
tue two succeeding numbers 10 those drawing the
lrst Prizes will be entitled 10 the q ApprcJlms-
,n Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. II ,2JJ draws
the SfDG Prize those Tickets numbered IL 2iS II 249,
IL 25l il 252 will each be entitled To S4t0 II Ticket
No $50 draws the S25 800 Prize, those Tickets mum.
bered SIS 5g sol, 532 will each be entitled to $3.50
and go on according 10 the above scheme.
The $500 prizes of so will be determined by tine
la figure OF the number that draws the $4,000 prize.
Eor example: If the number drawing the S6o,0b
prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
aunlber ends in viii be entitled to go. Ii the num-
Der ends with No2, then ali the Tickets, where the
number ends In 2, viii be entitled to $50 and so on
too.
Certificates ofpackages will be sold &c the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate OF q package of 10 whole Tickets, $50
10 half 40
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r ACE AND DAMASK.-We have q
IL splendid assottm OF rich Lace Curtains. 3'a
and yards long
Rich Muslin do.
80 Curtain Muslin
:. Damask Delainea and Gimps TO match
Turkey Rel and French Chintz
White and Colorcd Furniture Dimlty
COorpd and White NaTsailles Quilts
Medium and extra line Yed Blankets
81 and ioi.snperior Table Eamask
Damask Napkins and Doyles
YsIoZ. Towels
Crib Quilts and Crib Blankets
Furniture Oil Cloth
80 pieces extra rich Tapestry. Velvet aud Brus-
sells Carpets 10 be sold at less than the cost OF i'm
portatiOn. CHh1SIiAN.6 LAIhhof'
fa