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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-26
Richmona Markets, March FL.


DAcoN.-We qaote sides lo,4@iotss; Shoulder
IfEs-Marka 'su,e.. We quote Rio lIG
Pets as to quality and quantity. LaSuayra 1885, in
CORS-tMotad at Std 6c. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guano. with cash In
hand can hon Sht 1T $s3; Mexican scarce at SIS p
trn: Patauouian x35; De Bergs Manipulated Guano
So, Reeses DO ssi; bs Berg's super Phosphate Lime
S FtNa.-Ther. has been n, eh .nge in the fonr
market The stock Is large aud the demand is yers
sisX for good to choice siraight brands of Super
I'm. Extra s. So. We quote by the dray le,d
e the ,5sas; sSperhne "s'@'-a; Extra s. 7'@s;
LIRp--pdm new Lard In bible lca lo'sc; In ksg.
ll@iiS; paas iSc: =, "a. ,...,
va IN, 10 r Northern s.21dI.a: Virginia 9c a 81
sALT-By cargo from wharf $i.a,, from store,
si sISA.e--ws auc.s New Orleans 6.a,ss cts, p.
Rico anil Cuba, hone In market, Loaf IKE; ,rnShed
ane S~adssei ~; Con e; e v I,Ha: Coffee sa@s'lc:
,srgs. siso the breaks. We have to notice decin.
u r,aes nssrsar sa . ANA ao een 81 la
dry shipyng ss.zsgE. inferior Leaf S.. il(S7 81
good sstSs.s hnc slemmins sio8l2be fne mann.
Wiii;sIr There i no change in wheat. The re.
eerts are bates. Good b. urine Red 81 at9l Is:
tSen nsnd ~ cents more. '" '''' "'''
sALEs OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
~ JoEs A. LAScAsrxR 4 Soy. fir As ,oseI ENDING
90 InuFsQdg, March 70, fs5S.
Virginia per cents. 81 years to run-no sales at the
virginia per csnts shorter dates, last sale. q, 90.
aud interesting transactions this week ~ "''
Bonds guarnnteed by the State last Gales at $40 and
Rachmond City Bonds sales at -. and in,ers.,
Ytrginia Bank Stock. (par $79) sales siais
tarIners' Bank Stock, sales Silr3Is
Exchange Bank Stock. last Gales IL SInas.
nS9'a tirs ana marine Insurance Stock. last sales
Msrcnsnts Insurance stock last sales Al sn
hichm9nd Fire Association Flock, lpar $a,.1 sales
Riolnogd Hredsnetsbwg and Potomac Railroad
stDck, last Salss n S7il "alioau
firginim Centred Rsilrnad Stock sales AT soe,<
NeI,?ond and Petersburg Railroad Stock. s.ia, a,
Ricsaend and DAnsills Rairoaa stock last sale. !,
Jsnss xiysr ana Kana~ha Stock. last s.,o. a
~ AUCTION SALES OF srocg
b. CIV. prRcstL 4 Co, Wseek ending Mayeh os,,
lt0p Va state q per cent. ee}z and int. .
Xls VI 6tAteS PR cent. MiA AID int
goo fAstAts pr cert - aud int
100 IA afafc 8 percent So and int
tojno Efsnassss DAP, b0k And INT
shares kAFfners Bank. Pea.
shares Merchants ms Co. H.
20 HietmandC !ty. nv End Int.
akishsopd vlrs Accusation. 3t,..
sgs aM ~ se@ sfEsE ~ Ess S =
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IIo FOR UrAH.-A lively scene is now going on
at the ar.Dory Of the Cal saladsr Grays la Pnila
dephia Volunteers for the. Uiah service are now
being eolistsd at the above place, and with All
activity which show, that a vast deal of curiosity
is felt 30 see the land of polygamy in particular
and wickedness in general One hundred and
twenty men nave already registered their names
a volunteers
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CONSTABLE MURDsaED-Mr Fielding, a consta
ly by a mat named Howard, whom he was at
teuiptilg 10 arrest for come offence Howard hat
been arrested, bat attempted to make his escape
Fielding pursued him, aud was found short al
forwards, dead in the road. Howard escaped, ane
at last accounts, had not been taken.
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'' ~ VIM A CHRISTIAN.


IA ward will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery to me of six runaway SLAVES; or
A. FIFTY DOLLARS for either of them and
ii secured in any JAIL that can get them, THiR
TY DOLLARS for each. The names of the said
Slaves are follows ADDISON CHARLES, WILL
LIAM BOB PAT aud AMY. Addison is mulatto.
about five feet eight inches high and upwards of 90
years of age. Charles is of a nutmeg color, about
Ave feet six inches high and Is years OF age. IL
liam ia of the same complexion, with scar On the
side of his mouth and broken leg, just below the
knee is about five feet ten inches high, and "a years
Of age Pat is of a bright nutmeg color, aboat five
feet six inches high, aud Is years of age. Amy is
bright mulatto, about five feet high, and Is Years
of age The last ia supposed to be concealed about
by Thomas J Deane. The others are in the counties
OF Amelia or Nottoway.
be noticed and examined by the people generally.
SIDNEY BUTT,
fe 23-Tu&Fts AmeaC. H.. Va
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THE LAKES OF MINNESOTA The st. Paul MINES
otian publishes list of eighty-four Of the lakes
OF Minnesota, which vary in size from QUE to Ilir
~ miles in length. There ara mauy more lake,
in the Territory, but these were omitted from the
list because they bad no names.
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TwESrY YEARS sESTEyog OF A WOMAN -Huldsh
ilsca, the wretch who u trc to ths Ashta aula
Ga Con lty lutrmary. ny tbs burning of which
reyen parsons ,st their LIVES. plead guilty t. thv
lndictment aud y AZ sentenced by Judge Wilder to
tne ;nitenfitry for twenty years. sho was oie oi
ihe 'st deprived OF her sex, and affected insanity
10 hide her naturi wick ness
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 23O BROAD

w STREE the only place where You can obtain
a cheap pair of Shades. See prices
Beautiful Landscapes 375Sc, cheap at 75c
Plain Shades SOC, worth 81
Bouquets 7Jc, worth Sl.25
Vases only 81. 200
Gothic style 81, $50
Gold and Velvet sl.25 cheap at$3
Gold Centre Sl.j0 worth %
Gold And Velvet centre 81, cheap at 500
Dry Landscapes 81 50, worth 800
Also, q large assortment of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, a durable article. Those In want OF
good article at low price, would de well to call at
NJ. GOLDEN'S Dry Goods and Shade Store,
$50 Broad street.
n B.-storekeepers and Pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
~ Shades made to order at short notice.
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RUNAWAYS.

q SIS REWARD.-Ranawa from
In my farm. Cragton, early in October last,
AAVbright mulatto girl, named NkNCY GRAN
8ATHAM, sometimes calling herself Mary.
thin visaee, bushy head of hair, of sandy colsf |
straight, stabilize form, and steps long when walk |
ing, and 10 about fifteen years old will give $5o
for her apprehension and delivery to at ny farm
and $25 for the discovery of harberers with su
fcient proof to convict them. She has relatives in
the city of Richmond, living near the Monumental |
Church, and was last seen going from Manchester |
to that part of the town.
fe Its VIM CHRISTIAN. |
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DRICE REuUCEp TO FIVE uOLLAKS

pklCE REDUCED To FIVE DOLLARS.
L -Ruptures curedi Ruptures radically cured
The price of Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only S.; placing
il in the power of all to obtain of these invaluable
Frusses and be perfectly cured. This Truss con
venenty be sent by mail or express to any portion
Of the state.
send a measure of your hips pelvis-ssying
whether You desire a weak or strong spring, dis
tnctly writing your name and place OF residence
The pad Of this Truss works the ball and socket
system, giving it great latitude of motion. To
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
it there at your pleasure by small lever attached
1t is orn with perfect comfort The Truss Is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not ut all liza
BILE to get out OF order be broken. IL has cured
great number persons In this city and throughout
the State and will most cheerfully refer to gen
tlemen who are well known fer their vcracity and
responsibility. who have themselves been thOrou9hly
cured of this disease and tina too in cases
oflong standing and of an aggr ayated natnre
All medical men pronounce it the very best IrTss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing rs can send their money to
any merchant or friend in the city, or will give
an reference as 10 responsibility and promptuess
The Truss or any Information CONCERNING u, ean be
had of u. Y. JAGkeON,
No ~ Main street, Richmond.
Nh Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured should by all means obtain ono for they win
not only cure, but durable that they are the
cheapest in the end.
Ali kinds OF Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms de l3-ly
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FIRE IN CAMDEN, N. 1.-THE agricultural impl'-
meat works OF WIN. l. Boyer a. Brother, in Cam.
den. N. j., We're destroyed by fire last Tuesday
night. Loss Sio,01o--no insurance.
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- - Nosrorp. OCT. ist. 1857.
49, SPECIAL NOTICE -On
Ard after this date AL packages intended for kx-
sRRss, on the NAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen
srg Railroad will be received 81 our once, ia Main
tna 10 conformity with m arrangement made WITH
'he soose v'"pAJ L. MARLBOROUGH, Agent
"A s-ts AdanT Express Company.
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A MBROTYPE STOCK. AT WHOLE

IA SALE.-Just received, and for sale at Palt more
casl prices. fun assortment IF CASES, CAME
LAS, HEAD RESTS, MERCURY BATHS, Came
ra Stauis Plate Benders. Wood Vices, Tables, Buck
kin. Sticking Paper, Bromine, Dry Iodine, DR.,
Quick, chloride of G0ld Sulphate of Soda, Rott.I
tone, Rouge. Ether concet trated. French Gun Cot
ton, pro sui Iron. oxide of Potassium White Spir
vsrrish Bromide of Pota.s. Iodide of Potass. GuIta
percha Silver Baths, Iotiised and Stock CJlodion
warranted TO give satisfaction. Daguerreotyp
Plqtes Plate Glass Mats aud Preseryers
Oriera promptly attended to.
NH 9t-I2tx NSR0RNE'S PICTURE DEPOT.
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q BIO REWARD.-Ran away from

the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
~ gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq, OF
A. Loretto. Essex county, Va. who sent him to
to my cares and furnished him with
from the date of the pass which dated early in
September last. His wife then living In Chez
terfield county near Petersburg. The above named
negro was elnaDcipated by the late Thos o. Taylor
will give the above Geward. If delivered to me in
Richmond or to John Saunders, at Ioretto, in Essex
county, Va. WIN. b. PHILLIPS.
do r. a
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n READ THIS, IF YOU

8PLEAS Il have removed my
store TO Franklin street, 3 doors below Gov
~ ernor street, and opposite Metropolitan Hall,
where am now prepared 10 manufacture BtpTs
and SHOES at the shortest notice. in the beatest
style and on the most reasonable terms. i invite
my old customers and the public generally. to give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
P. S.-REPAIRlNG done az the shortest notice,
and in the neatest sty le.
DAVID WALSH,
NH l5-dlm Boot and Shoe Maker.
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TIcELED TO LIFE.-lu one oi Lonatre's pieces
the ''cres required that he should euter bear
log the dead body Of young brother in bic
arms. The sapernumerary charged with this part
played so well the dead that the public inter
rupted Frederick Lamaitres soliloguy with hear
~ round Of applause. Lsmsitre WAS excessively
angry, AMI, while speaking, blew in the nose OF
the dead man." who did not bulge. Lamaitre
then pretended to yield TO a fit of despair pluck
ed II handful Of hair from the poor supernumerary
had; he did no. move. At last Lamatre sudden
ly opened his arms, that he might dry the fast
flowing tears In his eyes; the poor supernumerary
tell on his head, which made the stage H,or echo
with the lond rap; he lay as he fell, without NOV
ing ,Lanfaitre could not proceed Rnund after
FOUND of applause WAS bestowed on the humble
supernumsrsry. Lamaitres anger knew no bounds,
and be swore that the poor supernumerary should
not be applanded the next evening. When hi
brought in his dead brother the second time
he logan tickling his ribs tbs moment he enter
ei tbs stage; the supernumerary tried TO look
"dead" but II broad grin soon stole his face
and he was Kissed most vehemently.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
y r. CLOPTON.

q b. CLUPTUN,
L. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Is prepared to survey, locate and make EST
mates Tor all kinds of Canals and Roads, will Sur
yey Lands and furnish Drawings for all kinds o,
engineering Works. Bridges, Machinery, &c. H
will make Designs and Estimates for Public Build
ings Private Residences, Stores and Manufactures
will also Measure all kinds of Earth Work, Mason
~ Bricklaying, Carpenters Work, ae. He feels
confident that he give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage. fe Sim
}. II. CRUMP.- &C. f., is now associated with +. Il
CL0PToN. and the business will henceforth be con-
Quoted under the style of CLOPT0N CRUMP.
ag Office on Maiu street, doors below Exchange
RAM Richmond Va
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FAMILY SuPPoarAp BY f.,o..s --Luckombe, In
hi. "four through Ireland la 49," says:-''lB
most of these mountains (the Mao Gillyeuddy's
Reeks of Kerry are numbers Of eagles and other
rapacios birds.-i have been assured. that some
years ago cartian poor man 10 that part Of the
c,uutry. discovered Of their nests. and that By
clipping the wings of the eagIetsand liking colars
of FEATHER about their Threats, which prevented
them from swallow Dg, he daily found store OF
good provisions in the nests such various kinds
of.xcelent fish, wild fowl, aud hares which
the old ones constantly brought to their young
Aud thus the man aud his children we'll sup
ported duting the hard summer by only giving
The garbage to the eagles to keep them alive"
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THE BEST 0O6dH syrup IN THE
i W0RLDl--PREPARED RY a CIIEMisTa ~
TRANSFORMERS PECT0RAL SXHUf.Os
* WILD CHERRY
z admssea y VIZ ~ m from cold
Or 4 COSS6MPr VIZ COUGH. AsTH IA. brvy !.
CHITIS, CATARRH, or any Ling AneGhio !. ~ N
also great remedy for HoarseDess kna ahaSs -
nauuInstion OF the Lungs or Throat
IN Bottles q, 20 cents. ana Si.co .na ~ Drur
,, s'i 4, R,chmnnd. NORFOLK and Petersburg.
n. BIZ you suffer with pain, use hl'hlsho"'-
OuRx ALI, the great Pain Annihilator.
=. aa LA
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0S Ris GUasb-We ace reliably Informed that
whsa the Committee OF the Common Council, says
porters Spirit Of the Times, who 90 dsshingly cap
tureA Nahomr,ed Pacha on his arrival IN this city,
took leave of him, Councilman Van Tine, Of tue
con nnittee, asked his Exceliency when he expect
cd TO return to New York, whereupon the Rear
Admiral, after a cautious pause, replied that it
wa. his pression he should return to CONSTANT
nopIe By the way of New Orleans An eye witness
fuforms US that the Rear Admiral took occasion at
that moment. as the Churchman'S head WAS turn
ed. 70 suddenly put his right thumb TO his nose.
and AS suddenly dropped his left eyelid. We are
happy 10 be able 10 say that the Rear Admiral is
nov safely IN Washington, albeit he was haunted
by our city officials even - that srot.
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lanes NJ. CARTER.

y HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
GLIDER AND GLAZIER, CURNER FRANK
LIN AND l,TH STREETS, OPPOSITE THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal share of patronage
bestowed on him tor the last sixteen years. and fiat
ers himself by strict attention to business to merit
continuance of their many favor5. lie has on
aand a stock OF fresh materials and is receiving
from the North constantly, Leads, Zines, White and
Colored 'yarnishes, Window Glass, Japan Tins, Dry
Paints, &c. &C. which he would be pleased to work
lp on the most favorable terms, having compe
tent workmen can be found in any other like es
adjustment. Mr. Samuel Snyder, who is so well
known in this city, will continue to assist in the bus
ness, and can always be found at the shop. Old
hairs, Waters &C, neatly painted and regilded.
Transparent WindOw Shades, richly embellished
md deferred, furnished to order.
fe 26-3m JAS CARTER.
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~ SPECIAL N9TICE.-Express packages fos
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond, and all places in Wiz
yinia and North Carolina intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
whoare the authorized Agents for Express privileges
IN these ships.
office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
COMPANY LUDLAM & PLEASANTS. Agents
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DRIDGFORD & co.

r, THE GLASSES OF THE RICH
tIEsAgE M0ND MI sICAL INSTITUTE, which has just
SR1 commenced its second session. meet as fol-
low: The Juvenile classon Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon at o'clock; the Admit class, on Monday
and Thursday evening, at IA O'Clock A part II
each evening is devoted to the practice of Glets-
FERNS for the session per scholar Juvenile class 81
Adult class Sc 80 The session is the last week in
June For further particulars, apply to I. L. Gall
LEIIER. at the Music Rooms, PIP Broad street.
nearly opposite the store of Messrs. Breeder Fox
ia = IN
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sNAUTION TO THE PUBLIC-Not to
~ trade for a Note given by us to A. Lange, (not
recollected if written in his name or SpriHces)
N Inths due April 7, amounting to So as il
given for goods now represented to be stolen from
and claimed by, Booker Il Co. New York. We shall
not consider ourselves responsible for said Note till
the Court shall have decided that the goods, wnicb
bought in a Regular business way. from party
for several years resident of, and respectfully
aected in, this city. and in whom everybody wht
knew him had the utmost confidence, shall be re
turned into our possession. SCHAAP & co.
h
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THE SPRING.

HA Our Spring Goods now being sslA
Sor. ned. We invite cur friends and the public
to inspect tbs nj.
our own supervision, and confidently asert that
our stock is cheap, choice and elegant as can be
procured any where.
or every article new in the market. we have laid
in samples. IF STRAW GOODS. whether for Gen.
tlemen, Misses or Boys wear. We have elegant
assortment. and we c an furnish In the SILK AND
SOFT HAT LINE. the very primest article. Over
store we have opened hohd-ome WARERUOM
for the WHOLESALE RUSINFSS. and we invite
country Merchants TO Writ it. assuring them that
prices will be as low IL ia possible TO fix IN.
Thankful for the encouragement and kind patron
age We have received, we respectfully solicit con.
tinuance from the public.
KELLY a MASON
No l07 Main street, I'd door from 18th street.
h In
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER --Th

~ Water of thess ees hratea mineral Springs isnow
kept constantly on tha market In the hands Of
FISHER WINSTON. Dsnxgists, Richmond. Va,
ana ~ kuEk kk. Ivnchburg. We hare entirely
e'ass Cost per case at doxsn half gallon lostiss.
sssnIsly and earstely packed a. THE spsia9s. q 81
may rey on thsir fsrwarxling par directions. box
q fresh and genuine Rockbridxe Alum Water.
fsmphises sent gratiss Qa ssplie atisn
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CAV MILL.-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw MIN "a Mayo's Island from
Mr. John Williams. have made arrangements 10 get
acsntinuous supply Of hne logs Of the best selected
growth and quality. Thev arc prepared 70 furnish
terms They VIII sndeavor to make II the interest 81
builders TO deal with them. and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders ieff NJ tie Miil or at our Shop on eth and
Cary streets. shall DO promptly alta pdi no.
A2-h JOHN GEO 6sRSON
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T0BACCO.-The subscribers keep con-
stantiy on hand for sale, At their store on Basin
bank, the following celebrated brands of CHEWING
IuBAC 10, viz: Langhorne n Armstead's Sun
cured Oronoke NJ Langhorne 4 CONS extra ine
oronoke Extra Fine Gold Leaf Jullana May; Roya,
Arch; Gem OF Virginia. aud sally rary brands
NH 10 HARRIS ii MOnfE
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. RETIRED PHYSICIAN rs YEARS

I'VE IIND = : =, : : 81. -. ,...t- -,,,
=. al a., yared while in the East Indies certain
cur. nr Consuiuption, Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs
Colds and General Debility. The remedy was dis
va1s,S bv him when his only child. daughter.
was given up to die He had heard much Of the won
dsrfu restorative and healing qualities Of prepare
tons made from the East India hempand the thought
ocrnrred 10 him that he might make a remedy foI
his child. He studied hard and succeeded in real
izinn his wishes His child was cure', and is now
live and well. He has since administered the won
inrfuI remedy TO thousands of sufferers 10 NIL parts
Of the world aud he has never failed In making them
completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do as
muci, good as possible he will send to of his af
II cted fellow beings as request it. this recipe with
iu and explicit directions for making itup. and sue
cessfully using it. He requires zach applicant to
inclose him one shilling-three cents TO be returned
az postage on the recipe and the remainder to be ap
piied to the payment of this advertisement.
Address Dr.. II. JAMES. 10 Graad street, Jersey
City, Nj.
CAuTIoN-I have son-in-law authorized to send
my recipe as has been advertised. TO 27--d&cwlm
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NORTHERN ICE.--We have erected a

~ very large end Superior Ice House, upon tn
Dock Enders burned buildings aud are receiving
a very large supply of splendid Boston Ice and vii
sell toonr old customers, and the public generally
upon the most liberal terms Orders received every
day at the Ice House. Mr.. samp, on jones' Grocery
Store and Mr. James Winston's. Commission Mer
chant, Main street. and our drivers. Particular al
tenion given to supply ing families at an early hou
IN the morning. We shall be pleased to receive OF
ders by the ton or cargo.
mn Is-2w JOHN q TAYLOR & BROTHER
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LorrnRIns.

CWAN II GOC In - LssAH1. -.
pAuTHoisIzED BY THk STATE ~ ohonaiA.
e9O,oo0sf Tor slOi
ma. c,,orinr schesa 4 will be drawn by 3. sW An
: ~ Manaaers OF the sparta Academy Letter y%in
saeh Of their single Number Lotteries for April,
lsss al AUGUSTA. Ca, In pubic. unGer the super
fntendence Of Commissioners.
GLASS q,
IA 10 drawn IN The city Of Augusta Ca in pneiic on
SATURDAY, APRIL -. 1854.
CLASS ~.
TO be drawn IN the city Of Augusta Ga In pnbiic on
SATURDAY, APRIL inrH. 1854
CLASS IL.
To b. drawn Ia the city OF Augusta Ga In public.
SATURDAY, APRIL iTfH. 1883.
GLASS ~,
10 be drawn IN the city Of AugnstA. 6a In public on
sATuRDAY, APkl L 2frn, 1879
ON THE PLAN OF SINGIE NUABERA
s.Ss3 PRIEST
NtaviS Orr f1Tss 70 Every Nins 1toksts.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!