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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-05
INrExpEpANcr.-Martin Nowland

AaA HAI Iu al tin AsVWldAuy
blind paper, strsyed from the poor house last
Sunday, got drunk, and afterwards took lodgings
in a vacant lot, where be was found by the watch
men and Gagged. Yesterday be was ordered back
to his home by the Recorder, aud will probably be
punished for violating the rules Of the poor
house.
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JxG.-Lawreuce Spaine was b

fore the Recorder yesterday, to answer for being
drunk and dsorderly last Saturday night, and for
fighting 10 the street. Stephen Collins, the man
with whom Spane was engaged when the police
arrived, testified that the prisoner had iusultsd
bis wifi, ; but Spaine denied the accusation, and
had the Investigation adjourned until this morning,
TO enable him to get his witnesses.
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:.GAB."-Mr Hubbeli, of Phiiadelphis has re-
nlied to a circular from his Alma Mater at New
Haven, asking nouey Tor society club instituted
to train young men to premeditated or extempora-
neous speaking or discussion, declining to con-
tribute. He says:
"Gab is the fatal epidemic of republics. What
distracted Greece? Cab. What fciionised Romel
Cab, What anarehized France! Cab What will
disInember this Unions Cab! This eternal propen-
sty of sabbing upon all occasions and at all times
is the curse of our country"
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Coon MOUNTAIN BurrEs i, very scarc.

in the market, and first rate article will COM
mand tip-top price. Now is an excellent tiale
for our Valley farmers to send in supplies, put up
10 convenient ackages for families
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" MN HthtFAI
scuARg ABoNaAEw ClSfoM uOrsE.
j. new prepared 10 exhibit a large ana beautiful
sssoriairnt Of Velvet, TapestrF, Brasseils Three
liy insTain. Venetian aud Hemp CARpkTi iNUS.
With tie ether articles euulerasei above, ana can
s'-sre taFers That he can 0iier great Inducements
be s sal iS II 20 sell h;s gots at naJ ale pr.,
Re viii ha Pleased 10 has HIS ffenis cstoiaeTs and
tuYeTs scAesatiy 20 cal ard examine them
In, CARPETS, on CLOTH, RODS and PLATEs
~ aac tVSsGVi- sc 2l-im
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Hector Patterson was recently 4onnd u dytre
coudition psaF Madison, FlosidA He survived bai
. lew hours. His mardegsT 10 unknown.
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MAKING EsGrsYs notic,d Of q

MAKING ENGINES We n0ticed ct the
Eagle foundry. on Cary street, yesterday, .
number OF unfinished stationary engines, most of
which were being built by Mr. P. Rahm to I'LL or
ders from Louisiana, Mississippi aud Texas.
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DIsNIssHp The warrant against Jos.
Voaski. for assaultiug and beating Ann Maxhsld,
free negress, has been dismissed BY the Recorder
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Oei 10 half
IL quarter "
80 IN eighth


In OlaDERINa TIcEETs oR CERTIFICATES.
Mrolose the money to our address for the TfeketE
,rdereo on receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by irst mail Pnrchasarscan have Tickets ending In
an figure they may designate.
ihe List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
touurchasers immediately after the drawing.
nS- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Ofhce. County and State
n9- Remember that every Prize is drawn and par.
able in full without deduction.
Ar All prizes OF 81 600 and under paid Immediate
y sfSer the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga.
Or Richmond, Va.
49, Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, ol
Atlanta, Georgia. can have their orders hlled. and
save tune, by addressing 3. SWAN CO.. at either
Of those cities.
vhseI With the amount of the prize that each one is
entitled to, will be Published after every drawing in
the following papers: The Augusta laa( Consti
tntionaIst New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
charleston Standard, Na.hyil.e Gazette. Atlanta
fnte,IiconCer New York Weekly Day Book, Savan-
aah Georgian, Richmond - oDispssch. NsS Yors
fArk1 True Democrat. SEQ
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VINO WIFI GrT TupmS IT. N

Mechanics' Institute offer four special premiuns
at their approaching Fair to commence on the Goth
lust, for Virginia productions. Two Of these are
for female. and two for male competitors. Who
will get them:
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FAST DRIvIp the ordinance
against fast driving 10 TO be enforced the city will
have to station an officer on Dock street TO re-
port the Offences. IT is no uncommon thing to
see four or Ave teams racing with each other
along that street, rendering the thoroughfare an
extremely dangerous one to pedestrians as we'll as
vehicles,
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g. ARTIFICIAL TEETH-T II r

&0G9CIE0PLAsTlC PROCES3.-G. w. JONES,
DENTIST bAvir purchased half srctsre right for
the aeeye mode VI making TEETH. and after usinu
aud cst.RJ Il ~ the most difficult cases. ohere other
plates hat failed * entirely sati fed Of Rs absot<
superiority ever the gold. silver and pstina ne
thcd, can. therefore, with confidence, recommend it
TO all who may desire full ptrtiai sets Of teeth;
ard especially to such as may Be dissatisfied yih
those they using In this process all Of ths
objections TO the gold plate ere fsmoved-the src-
tion being gpecet secures conort and stability 70 she
ft aud the seth being embedded in the metal, tfs
food is excluded from under or between their; they
are, therefore, cleaner. emoother, and In syery
spect better. it consequence Of the perfect adapts
tion Of the plate to ths mouth, aud the spctipn
thereby secured, he can insert one or moro tsetil
svoat clasps, and in all cases guarantee perfscs
and satisfactory 1T -
fhismethod having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest In the profession
North ard sonth. testinonials viii be given, and
specimens exhibited. Ia any who nfay desire 10 sec
them. he old plates OF those wishing 70 exchange
the old method for the new, viii DO taken IN part
pay. will Of course make teeth on the old mode
Tor those who may prefer 1t.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish II.
Office opposite f'orinihian Hall. seH-5ns
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DEATH FROM THE BITE OF SNAKEA lad by the
name of Edward Mulligsu, whose parents reside in
Ritchie county, at Petroleum, on the Northwestern
Virginia road, came to his death last woek from
the bite of rattle snake. The boy was lying the
floor of the house hear the bed of b. father and
mother. During the night Mr. Muliigan discover
ed that there was a snake in the bed in which be
was sleeping, and in tho attempt to dispatch 1t, it
him with it's fangs. He survived twenty-four
hours after he was bitten.
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ES REKovAL.-R. G. HOWE has re.

tho Ate aud elegant brick ssre on ioyernOG street,
a few nooIs frou FRANKLIN. and recently Cccui led
ly BiufGrd oTter, where lie would De glad TO See
his friends aud the puSlic generally.
Having engaged tue services I the best " Norkmen,
be il prepared % execute ork Of ali kinds i'll nis
Ike i the best styie and at the shortest Lotce He
hdpr, by pronptness and attention, TO merit con
tinuance 0! that patronage which has heretofore
been 80 literally bestowed upon him.
Has country friends would do well to call On him
before making their purchases.
RC HOWE,
&c 22-Im Governor street.
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Moro KILLsD.-We understand tbet

negro man, the property of Mr.. Thos J. Dear.
was shot in Goochland last week, BY Mr.. saun
ders. overseer for Dir. Miles Sel6eu The negro
was runaway, and had secreted himself in one
OF MIR. Selden's quarters. When discovered. he
attempted to run off, and refusing to stop when
ordered to do so by Saunders, was shot at and 40
badly wounded, that lie died iu day or two there
after .-S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-05

THE THROUGH TRAVEL on the Central
Railroad continues heavy, each way. Yesterday q
large number Of persons passed through this city
aud took the Central train fJr the North.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

KoBBIHo A MIEls rER.-On Sunday last,
while Dr.. BuRRows, pastor Of the fret Baptist
enutcn, was preparing TO biptise several persons
~ the second Baptist church, he had HIS gold wutch
stolen Dr. b. had gonefnto the dressing room to
array himself 10 suitable clothing for entering the
POOL, aud 10 doing 30. Jeff bis watch in q chair,
Remembering it skort time after, he sent the sex.
ton down to get it, tut found that had been car
ried on young gentleman, who was one of the
candidates for baptism, had left q new black coat
in the same room, which was also stolen Az vet
tho robber has not beeu detected, but the police
are on tho look out, and may probably succeed In
capturing him.
YonK RIyEE RAiLBoap.-We under
stand that this public Improvement, about which
very little has been said Of late Is in fair vsy 10
be completed. Contracts have already bean
made for the iron, the grading is nearly comp!sted
throughout the line, some ofthe bridges are fran.
cd and ready TO to be put up and the engineer ex.
poets to commences laying the rails in the course of
a few weeks The friends of this road exnect n tn
DO large carrying business" to aud from this
city,and whenever line of steamers is established
to ply between West Point on York river. ana
some European port they expect the stock to Day
handsome dividends. 1t 10 said by judges that the
WORK, ~ far rs executed, has been done in
most substantial manner, and that the grades are
30 easy that the rolling stock will wear a long
time without needed repairs. This line 10 to put
Aichmond in connection with q portion of the
State frcm which she is now entirely cut of. and
will probably bring to her trade that 10 now tax
en- to Baltimore.
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CoTToS IN CENTRAL AMERICA.-Letters from CeD>
ira, America state that the cotton planting is At
tracing considerable attention there. Samples of
some grown have been fayorably classed by the
English judges, and the Manchester Cotton Sup
ply Association are distributing considerable
quantity of seed throughout Central America.
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AFFECTING SCENE IN CoURT.-A Patient Husband
The Cincinnati Gazette, Of the 30th ult gives a
description of the capture OF fugitive wife in that
city, and a subsequent touching scene before th,
magistrate. 1t Gays:
1t appears that the elder brother of a family re.
siding in Naples, Italy y,marTied wife considerably
his junior, and she became the ''old mans dar-
ling" Like aelDotte, he'd "haye no friends that
were not lovers, aud with pride he pointed To bja
pretty wife, and made her his idol, his temple of
devotion, morning aud evening. In 40 evil hour
younger brother Michael Angelo Gitto. look ed
with loving eyes upon his sister-in-lau. aud she
won from her allegiance to her lord The
guilty pair made their escape 10 this country
bringing with them little daughter, and lea vim q
the husband and two little boys In their deserted
Italian home. The brotber-iover and his fair com
pabion came to this city some months ago, and
opened confectionaIy store ON Main street
In time the husband learned their uhereabouts
and taking his two motherless boys with him. he
sailed for Cincinnati, striving here a day or two
ago. lie at once sought out the guilty pair, and
impiored the wife to return TO her allegiance, bus
10 no purpose. lie was rudely spurped by bot h
wife aud brother, and last resort, he had them
arrested for adultery on Tsesday.
The case was to come up before the Justice yes
terday, but mutual friends inter fered. Unlike the
'MisanthrQpe," who feared the jeers of boys and
girls. should they see him with his runaway wife
upon his arm, the elder Gitto with tears coursipg
down his cheeks, besought her on his knees to rs.
turn with him to the sunny cline of Italv. and
make his home once more heaven of domest &c
peace. The scene was affecting; the picture being
rendered complete by the pleading looks and tears
oi the little boys, who had accompanied the father
ia his long and tedious journey. There was a
choice between the penalty for crime and hus.
bands arms The wife hssitate5, the husband
pleaded, frieEds counseed obedience and all com.
bined. at length prevailed. She consented to re-
turn to Italy with her husband. The guilty bro
ther consented to pay the costs and lawyers fees,
the husband took his runaway wife upon his arm,
and his children by the hand. aud left the court
room so overJoyed with his recovered treasure that
he actually kissed the hands OF a friend who had
been mainly Instrumental in bringing about a
contamination of his happiness under such pee u.
liar circumstances.
There is sufficient romance In this "plain, uu-
varnished tale," to form the basis Of novel A
man who would follow u runaway wife from Italy.
and then beg of her on his knees to accept hin
profiered forgiveness, deserves better WIFE,
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Say Da. JOHN B. WALTHALL, Homeo'
pathst offers his professional services to the It'll
zens OF RchmoEd and its vicinity. Office st has re
sidence on Leigh street. TWO doors from 9Th.
Ie IDLY
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WARN NAP Ralph, a slave. after
getting druak last Sunday. fell asleep in the Sd
cond market fer which tbs Recorder ordered hin,
TO be punished.
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TyOIN AND BANK NOTES.--We viii
~ pay ri. .hfghost prsniun for GOLD and III
Nosss II the interior Banks viii be taken = the
'o"s;s xnE rsS CIV PURCELL 90.
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"THs FISHER GIsL," II Barbee, il at
tracing the lovers OF the fine arts, many of whom
seem very much pleased with her APPEARANCE
She ia holding her levees on Main street, nearly
opposite the Exchange Bank.
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from Rio, arrived at City Point on Saturday, the
ID with 6.400 bags Coffee for Messrs Edmond Da.
venport Co.-it being the largest number of
bags that ever came to this port in one CARGO
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akTy- MATraEssEs,

EkNT MATFKEssEs,
BIDS, LOUNGES. &c.
he subserher has on land and make. s. 70 q. order a
CuRLED GAI6, MOSS aud sHUCk MAT III ESs-
Es; FEATHER BEDS, B1LsTERe and PILLOW s
SOFA BEDS; LvUAGEs. UrToMANs, sfooLs,
&c. Also
lAoS a BaDsTEADS,
UMBaELLA STAND5 and CHAIRS.
UPHoLSTEkY WORK.
OF every description done in the best style ana up
Oh reasonable terms.
JOHN y RgGnAULT.
lq2 Main street.
seT-lm sqsare above new Custom House.
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ROMANTIC MAaRIAGE.--A romantic marriage cam .
of ct Beaufort, n. c., on "Wednesday evening. A
coastirg steamboat put into that port, aud the
Captain being taken sick, took rooms at Of the
hotels The landlord, IL seems, bad an interesting
daughter, who, from sympathy, wsman like, took
an interest in the Captain. aud probably admins
tered 10 his wants iu his distress among strspge
The gallant Captain wai not Gallons to such divine
attributes. Sympathy ripeped into friendship,
itiendship into love, aud, as above stated. We'd
nesd2y evening, while the parents OF the fair
Samaritan were In hlissful ignorance OF what Was
about to take placa, they we're married. after sn
acquaintance Of bat . few days. A 'snativs" who
had long wooed the fair maiden 10 vain, hearing Of
the good fortune Of bis rival got glorlously hoso
como yoa so broke all tho glasses Ia the bsrroom
Of the hotel tore up things gensFally, and Il wsa
feared would commit suicide.
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IMPORTS OF FOREIGN DRY GooDs.--During Sep
tember the amount OF foreign dry goods imported
at New York was ,0!, against 81 235 084 for
the same month last year. 1his is an indication
OF the revival in business The falling of in the
imports. however, for the last nine months is about
$24,00o,o0o, comp Jared with the same period last
YEAR.
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BEN PERLEY PooRs, the Secretary of
the U. 4. Agricultural Society, has arrived In
this city, and is gow making a, raugements for the
National Fair. to commence on the 18th Of this
month.
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hs,g~ NKw GOODS - nave received from

I-GKoaos b. ETEKL, Dentist, Once
and residence. No 2sl. Main, between SUE snd SD
treess Richmond We. my Wy
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MAYOR MAYO, after hurried trip to
New York, where he has been feasted and lionised
for several days, s expected to resume his official
duties this morning. In his absence Recorder
Starke has filled his place with credit to himself
and satisfaction to the public.
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which viii be sold on moderate terms. AID made
up in style which cannot DC approached by any
hllse in this city. The latest Eng, ,ish and French
patreru "a are exhibited viii H. with assstance OF
an acc piisIed Dra sDan. tom oi the iarg ct
Curtain Houses in New York city aud h's own ex-
peIirica lac Is enabled 10 Ihake aud hang Curtains
50 Us TO q IL coRi'St.ttJa
lie res .ect.u,y requests thuse who desire CUR
TAINS, to call and examine his stock before pur-
clI sir, 25-Itn
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nsSy- CocGas, CoLDs. HoARsEsEss, &c

nkay CoCGHs, COLDS, HoAhsESses, ~
The prevalence Of the above complaints at this sea
son has the effect OF bringing cut host of proies
ssdly new spec cs and while some fey may De
good maay afe uselnse and some even dangerous
To preseat disappointment the beat c1uree TO puf
sue 10 70 consult pa scisn, or otherwt
has proved 20 be sas., and eiisscious of tns cass
Is rYLER's CpDP0UsD sIRUP OF GUM Ar
BIC ufiginaliy te fayorite prescription OF an TN
medicine aud without Advertising, has continued
to enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
Ia chraaie Cases, Bronchitis Hopping Cough. Group.
Astbms, Ae IL II used with unparalleled saccess. rs
10 st fsnliii-s will tes.ifs.
Bold by ffsHEk 4 HISsTes. MEADE BAKER.
boDExEz, kc nj 70 esats psf bjttle. and ~ ab ete
gsst aaa pieasAnt LoyeD<a form. lzS aud rs cents
psr bog cailsd TYLxs's GIN ARAsic couoH cAsDS
bkors.ff - N-3m
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.T~ FOR NORFOLK-

FREIGHT NE.-Tho steAzper !
AHukEr, Capt Taylor, and the iron harges
:, FAITH" and HOPE" have been placed on the
Company, and will receive freight daily 81 the u
per end Of the dock. rear of the old gas works
The days Of departure from Richmond are Tues Z
days and Fridays, at 4 NJ /; returning will leave
Norfolk on Munoays and Thursdays, af6A 81.
Freight taken at the lowest rates For further
appyto WPOOx ct the
sc III Shad, Dock street.sais
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PosTofPIcE AFPAIRs.-Jackson's Shop, Orange
county, Va, George W. May, Postnaster-situated
directly on route No. 49ll.
Madison run station, Orange county, Va, VIII
liam J. Eskew, postmaster, on the route between
Orange G. H., and Gordonsville.
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SoME osTgNfArIoN.-The way they do things in
Cleveland is soDewhat aristocratic, aid savors Of
fstes among the noesse of older lands. Trad Kelley
10 an independent candidate for Congress, aud
the following ''card" is published in the Cleveland
papers
"ar. aud Mrs. Trad Kelley invite all their ac.
quaixtanees and others. and strangers of suitable
age and character, to their Grape Leree. on Mon
day, Sept. 27tb, at precisely seven O'clock. They
will be In waiting until eight o'clock, at which
time Ironenading aud dancing will commence At
g:30 the grape tables will be opened and re
main until Il: dancing, &c, until then, at which
time the party will sing Home Sweet Home, after
which the brass band will play Yankee Doodle
Bile, the festivities will the fret fair
ing afterward. All persons will be expected to
leave their names or cerd- and be int reduced an
lees previously acquainted
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L!tE sHSTEAGg.-The Supreme Court sitting at
Amherst. n. H. have sentenced young man ham
cd Charles Dixon, belonging to Pelham, to q life
confinement ut bard labor Ia the State prson. His
offense WAS an outrage on the person Of Mrs. Ma
tidA Dodge.
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at Pleasant Union, Pa, has been arrested on
charge Of purioining money from letters from the
mails, and committed to Jail.
The Louisville papers OF Thursday last, note the
sale Of 500 barrels mesa pork st sl5 per bsrrei-a
decline OF 81.
Hiram n. Moore. at Wayeriy, New York ous
day last week, threw his shoulder OUT Of joint By
sneezing.
The dates from Rio are 10 18th August. report no
change in the markets Stock Of coffee, 1000
bags.
Rev. DR.. Lec, of the Reformed Dutch church, Of
Montgomery. Orange county, N. Y, dad on the
25th uit. N
The receipts ct the philsdsiphis CUSTOM House
Tor September amounted 70 $685. Aeaiust t256,
500 for the came month last year
Alfred n .ODhsu, Of Noriolks died II Mobile isst
week OF yellow fsvsr.
VIM. Ccsselius a. ohie, had his head taksp
smoothly on saIsW days sincs, By the bursting ~
he eyliadsr of thssshisg naohiss.
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Esss- TERN EXTRACTED, WITHOUT

PAIN By MEANS OF ELECTRICITY.
taUaGE " JONES. dentist, hereby Informs
tho,s wihing their teeth extracted, that lie is now
prepared With tiis new method, a2d is daily using
II with complete success Ills SEW INSTRUMENTS.
.oied To it, they give the operator entire con-
trol OF the electric cnrrent This great improve
me has been generally adopted by the profession
inasmuch il lpJt only subduss the pain Of extrac
tiuu ult also prevents the nervous prostration con-
seq upon such operations tcialiy where there
are many teeth to be drawn. aim
Essy- Dir. ACnILLEs AeCoLTs Office, on
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 1rH AND orH.
mh ply
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MiDsHiPMss.-Among those admitted upon sxan,-
ination to be acting midshipmen In tho Nayy, are
W. W-Read and II. Beverly Lttlepage of Virginia,
livery Farsman and David A Telfsir, OF North Car,
oina, and Henry c. Holt and Chester Fonte, OF
Teun.
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EACY gATURD4Y IN OCTOBER.

APPROXIMATION PKIZEE,
4 prizes of s4eJ, appro2raating 10 s70.c0o
PRICE are - $3.50
prizes Of $3.50. spproximating to $4,000
price are l.30
prizes of 500, ApproxtiracaE 10 $lo,oD
prize, are 800
prizes Of $l2t, approziEstina to S500a
prize, are BOZ
prizes Of $l90, approximAtlng 70 A.es
prize, are 40t
prizes Of &75 approximating TO 5000
prize, are SG
prizes Of $50 appro1ima.ing to sl,50o
przeg BOZ
6oOo prizes of go are 100000
s4s5 prizes amounting to $4,000
whole Tickets SIC; HALVES S.; Quarters So 81
KH- A Circular showing the plan of The Lotteries
viii be sent to any one desirous of receiving it.
Certificates OF PACK Will tie sold ~ the following
rates, which is the risk:
certificate of . package Of whole TiOke:s. 50
kayE