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PIANOS, 60.
CHICKERING PIANOS.

CHICKERING PIANOS
tIs}f ~ new and full supply of thesespl
H III Wdid Instruments have been received
Y v In addition to the beautiful BoIx
DE NoIx, the CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND. we
have now the BOUDoIR. splendid Instrument. oil
an upright form.
The Chickering's have received 81 First Prize
Medals, all over renowned compesitors ana ron
first RANK Institutions and Fairs OF America and
of Europe. They have manufactured ard SOLO
more Pianos than any other factory III tne Tora H..
From the Chick erings have emanated the BEST
and permanent that na We
brought the Piano to it's present psIiec sna ~
they sell fS ty per cent i
strunsnts leave the Wareroom without their hav
ing been fully inspected by the best artists.
As this factory has never more than one agency
in civ in Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber. . 49,
The factory warrants all Pianos sold by this
agency.
Orders promptly attended to.
Warerooms-North side Of Broad street, near 9Th.
and at HABLIsroN Bios No l6o Main street.
mvI3 NATH'L CARUSI. Sole Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-LOUIS ]. BOS-
~ sIEUX, Steam Candy Manufacturer. and deal
In Don sectionery Fruits, &c, ve story building
Main street. six doors below Messieurs Isaacs Tay
lor directly opposite the old established store Of
Messrs Richardson u Co. would DO happy to accom-.
modate his old customers and the public generally.
The very liberal patronage bestowed upon him for
establishment, to offer Inducements to purchasers
uuequalled this side of Philadelphia, with more
room more force. more stock, and Q settled dispo-
sition to do large wholesale business / solicit
call from the buying public, 1t No 80 Main at.
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Nv FOR SALE.-A fine bay MARE,
0Ssix years old, three-fourths blood. Can be
seen at Graves Livery Stable.
CHURCH FILMING.
my Cnrnar Earv nd atreAtQ,
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A little girl showing her littlo cousin "a boy
about four years Of sge) star. said:
"Tbas star you see up there 10 bigger than this
world Says he, 800 IL amt"
"Yes Ii is"
sToen why don't It keep the rain of ?" said the
little fsltovo
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CpXRTA ACADEMY L0TTERlRe.
~ .uruoR,zxp BY ran STATE OF GEORGIA,
DRAWN AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

10 THE PUBLlSs--Ae the members Of our hrm
have, By var q purchase, become the owner
OF the erants chartered by the states q Deiar
Gocysia, under the management Of Messrs Gregory
Maury, Of Wilmington, Delaware. we have deem.
affar Jany,arv iss 1859, to that of WOOD, EDDY
q Co. who win have the management Of the Sparta
Academy Lottery and the others as above named.
Wa have endeavored to transact all our business
With nfcrrfty and we assure the public that tho
nafronsre heretofore bestowed is well dessrv-
ing of being transferred TO our successors. WooDs
E6DY 90. yerv respectfully,
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F.saIoN.sIs DREssEs.-Au Ohio editor asks ::
awhat can be more captivating than to see 8 beau
tiful woman, say about four feet eleven inches
high, eleven feet four inches ia diameter, and
thirty.fonr feet In circumference, passing along
the isle lust as divine worship commencesW
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T7O THE COUNTRY MEKCHANTS.-

CTEAM SAW MILL-LUMBER SAW.
~ Nd 10 ORDER.-The subsoriher havinG the
entire control Of ono Of the best STEAM OIkCQ.
LAR SAW MILLS b the etsse. located u Virgin
nsh 6 sh0rf notice; In gosd order end on reasona-
BE terms, Building md Railroad Timber. sawed al
sxea and dimcnni0ns. and respectfully solic1ta OF.
deru for this description Of LuInbor.
TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholegnle aHt retail dealer In Lumber Maho9ony
Jas and shfnKiss Of every descriJ i0n- !,
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AwPUL.--The Boston Post says:-"Noah is
thought TO have hal, on board, supply OF 'Ezters
minator,' from the fact that for nearly six weeks
be was without seeing Ary-rat"
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
= LEaE-This Infirmsry is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College Streets in an elevated and
healthfnl position, convenient to the railroad de-
potts. hotels and other centres Of business It is fur.
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries, and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons recurring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
into the institution. Lying In women are also re-
Private rooms furnished when desired,
The patients are under the charge of the Profes
sors Of the College who visit the wards daily The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are Tor Per week
Ueiorea
In addition to the above rates. in cases recurring
Surgical Operation. by agreement with the pro
prietors Of the Bellevue Horpital, small fee IL
charged for the operation. varying from % to $50
according to its Importance. The particular fee In
any case may be sscertaned by application 10 either
OF the Attending Surgeons CT the Resident Physir
clan.
All charges payable on the removal Of the pa
tent
Attending surgeons-profs GIBSON, PETIoo-
Aiseao,ns rhys'cans-Prots. TUCKER. CONWAY
:Sss'dent MUSICIAN JUNIUs MICHIl. n D.
SteIard-E u PARRISH.
President-L J0YNE6, n D.
PERSONS 10 the country, desiring n send patients
20 she InnTmsry, may address either the President
or the Resident Ply sician. jA6-ly
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= D. YALE & CO.,
VI $50 MAIN SfBRKf.
PERPETRATORS,
FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT PAINT,
For Roofs the best article for the purpose In Lse
Lightning Rods OF the most approved kind.
Pumps Of oil kinds.
Hydraulic Rama.
Lead and Iron Pipe. all sizes.
Portable Gas Works put up In town and country.
Hotel and Family Cooking Ranges and Stoves. oil
All kinds Of Plumbing and Gas Fitting done to
order.
ALSO,
Roofing and Gutterieg, Heating public and pr
yafs buildings In oil the various WAYS known In
modern improvements aD -
VITY DRUG STORE.-CHAB. 3. DAW-
" SON, wholesale and Retail DrugGtet. corne!
Main and 18th Streets has At Ill TIMES 81 liant, ANA
recsiying weekly per steamer. large "a weIl :.
ectod stock Of Medicines warranted frAsN and puIo
perfumeu: Brushes Of ell descriptions
Brown Windsor SOAP, 10
ouiS Pure Issad; Linseed Oh
OoloEp ground IN OIL
window Glass Putty; HAdds9
Indigo; Quinines eeGan
lancY eoaps; ans Teas only
Matches, 10.
Suitable NOR eountry tFnde HIS rstan department.
complete n oil its varied branches.
MannActnrsr u the celebrated D'0rsAy ooloQas.
eanpeon. 20. u 10
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CoyrLkaRArToy AT BHopy, IN AUSTRALIA
mercantile house has received the following par.
ticulsrs OF the recen. calamity About eight
hundred to one thousand houses, nearly the whole
of the Town, have teen laid In ashes. Thousands
Of families which were before wealthy, are now
reduced TO the utmost distress, haviug neither
shelter nor fJod. The couf sgration offered ter
rible aspect during the night, the flames arising
in bupdred places at the same time. Many lives
have been lost There were no means OF prsvent>
ing the flames spreading, nor sufficient water
beirg wi,hin reach aud no power procursble 10
render efficient assistance. Amongst the public
buildings, those for the Government, the town
hall, police courts, post Office, Russian consulate
telegraph office, church, school, and iuhrmary are
q heap Of rpins.
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The rates West OF Knoxville will not go into Of
feet until after the conpletis1 of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be about the LIST Of
April.
Shippers Of through goods must seri duplicate
tickets, giving the marks. weights aod i s1aat,on
Of goods. Send to Cox's Line CT Boo }.
A y LEE on the Dock
N. R.-Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. q. L.
fa ln-ta
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DniCES REDUCED
L TTHEoAsH STORE OF
PERKINS II CO,

y =
No I4l Eagle eauare
Great bargains in the latest styles OIL ricn DreSs
Goods oh...
Very rich Two Flounced and Doupie EXIT
silk Robes ct $40. worth $50
Rich Chene Bayadere Silks: very low s,o
Rich Grenadine Robes marked down from S3n
ELEGANT Rare ge Robes at sls worth $40
Lawns. Organizes and Jaconets. very cheap
90 pieces Mohair De Beges, for travelling
Dresses
Plaid roulard Silks, for misses, At % Gus
Large Stock French Worked Collars
Rich Lace and Muslin Sets
100 new Parasols, just opened c,
Fresh stock Alexander's White hld Uioves
Ladies; and Misses best Steel Spring ekiEts
=; N' "AN PERKINS GO.
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RAILhOADe. &e.
RICHMOND am

r.1 n1SsnS s15, 5SS :
!HnOg9A kR9!9hI9 DsrW ZEN RICHNEsp
NJ MVxTn 9Ah0LlNA-Hrom the III a. -
Msfon unsn sns ~ q Sspssmber nsxt, the ffs1xSs
Richmond and Petersburg on MONDAY. VIM ~
pAY SOD tksoAf. st o'clock, 4 ii. jrctssd 81
Arrangements have been msde BIZ THU tou,..x
Ior tee prompt snd punctual forwarding md AM.
~ az Produce. Goods or other articles offrsI9ht
kicnmond and points between Pstsrsbnr. "a ~.
,'ssn' Saswsy. Greensboro. Salisbury. and Char.
.grsse. north Carolina, at low rates, Without any
LOT ior. varding, storage, &c All spch artl
clec sent 70 Richmond. should Be Consigned and
dsnay psdrked. the care ofthe Freight Aren't of
sno n,cnmond and Petersburg Railroad, At Peters
pure, ~ whom they Eill be promptly fol- warded
~ 70 the rates Of tolls ON the Roads south Of Pc
.efsourg. which they require 70 be prepaid a. far
81 this Company At Richmond
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NEW STYLES

m NEW STYLES RM
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Just received fresh supply of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
comprising ali the newest and latest OF Hats
Caps, Ladies, Misses and Cbildren's straw dooos'
viz: -
riety and quality
Infants' TurbaEs Of the latest styles.
ALSO,
Young Gents and Youths Hats and Caps, Of the
most fashionable styles-wkich will be sold on the
most favorable terms.
A call is most respectfully solicited.
~ ~ RIO. L. DICKINSON,
nv No 70 Main st.
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POSTAGE STANPf.-lt 10 stated that, from recent
Investigations into the sairs of the postoice the
department believes that the government losses
one million dollars annually by the use Of counter
felt ard re-washed postage stamps. The stamps
are couuterfeited by potogr Apply, and the mark 10
wsshsd from used stamps by acids. The remedy
proposed 10 to abolish entirely the use Of postage
stamps, and resort to prepayment By the use OF
Stamped envelopes. which should DO guarded In
their rnanufact ure by water marks in the paper
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PUTTING LEADING ACTOR IN REAL TRAGEDY -
j, seems to be part OF the unwrtten law OF the
land that no public officer vino performs An act
in the line of his duty. however solemn and pain
full. shaii escape the usual amount OF puffery On
Friday last, one Michael 0Brien was executed In
Albany for the murder Of his wife, and one OF our
exchanges Thus speaks of the officer who carried
the lay into effect "Sherif Van Alsyoe perforHi'
ed his dree dfui duty In manner that does credit
70 his qualities of head and heart"
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DIssoLUYIoNs, &c.

CyO-PARTNER9IIP NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned have this day associated them.
selves together under the firm and style of POTTS,
FARLEY co. for the purpose Of conducting
GROCERY, COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINE SS in the city Of Richmond.
They have taken the new and spacious building,
twodoors above eamI Ayers Son, and nearly op-
they will keep constantly on hand full and ceul-
plete stock Of all such goods are usually foHnd
In the Grocery line, including Coffee, sugars, Mo
lasses, Bacon. Liquors, &c, &c, &c. to wi oh they
beg 10 call attention Of their friends and the trade
generally.
Special attention will be paid to the sale Of all
kinds of Produce. on which liberal advances will
BE- ,asde. FRANK POTTS,
RICH'D g FARLEY,
HENRY 8 WILLIAMS,
JAS MARSHALL.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS.

60 1T Bill L With much
"a pleasure have been called upon to repair
~ Clocks Of every description, In the different
counties. will therefore inform my
friends and customers, that shorli any other per-
sons xsh me to repair ose Clecks that have been
sending TO me. I will state my charges, and after
ssch. will warrant them to perform will. and can
give reference to what state. Please address
WI BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and CLOCK Maker. Richmond. Va.
Persons having their own conveyances will save
mileage Je9
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a GREAT REDUCTION in m
M THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS
From Is to 20 per cent. saved py buying
NJ from J. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
Moleskin Hats of best quality, 8 so; Do, second
Quality. o.; Fashionable Silk Hats. 2 90 )
Pine Celfskin Sewed Boots, so Congress Cater
]. ii. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one Of the best makers in the city OF Philadslphia
10 snppIy him with handsome and substantial
0alfsin Seyed BOOTS which he will sell at the nm.
precedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. oc Sd " 70
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DO u n l. A n d LIME leu bssrsis
N Rockland Lims 600 barrels Rnssnda1s Cement;
SO barrels Cacined Pastsr; a000 bushsls Plas1sruG
Hair. For ME by RHWHITL0ok 3 60N.
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THE DISPLAY n.
sArURoAY MORNING..


Tn, rs,.x csows or IcxpsspY Tho fo''o".ss
s,,.,. .,,nr article has been soptrieusea 70 '"'
Mobile Tribune BY correspondent
IN. ,.,,o,. Iron scrown has been as,sy .oon""
- ~. Ar.,r,sn Governor IN one o. sso "a
al citadets ofLombardy. ~ mos 1890 visa In
hes ths form of circle ABOUT ~, 80 ~, Isroesa
80. s.r.n.ssrrerce. inerustated win tue s.,ss
sne s,;cr, stooes of different colers. Ins'ae
- ~ ss,.s Iron Crown. II u, no 20 say, sI'"k
rhtcs tradition assures us was terms ,o" NJ
The ns,ls used In the crocinx'on OF Snt.. nnAs
hsS,,chsnr crown was placed on the head Of Char,
,or .sre by Pope Adrian the First, IN the year ia
t. 40 n yas carried away from Rome to crown
Frederic ~ and 1880 to crown Charles At Bolodsn.
A. Isst 1906, Napoleon took u In hts hands soa
put Il himself on bis ewn head, exclaiminf, as a,a
hoi,n,phe, twelve centuries ago :-"God earea 20
me lei him bescars soho touches III" That hstori.
cal and religious TREASURE vas. until April, ga
l-st. enclosed fn tho top Of large copper eIos',
81 ded, which they expose sometimes ahst speS,o'
re,,s oas msss 10 the cathedral OF mooAs' 'We''e
miles from Milan.
IL ~as very difficult fr tho visitors to exam Inc
that relic Shot up 60 glass box, very viies.
special permit from the military governor " "'aa
vas needed TO approach and see, ~ near AZ possi'
Bile, the object.
O, Nor "a had for long time in their possession
an imitation of the true crown, which could %
seeu and touched by every body, even put on the
head on paying one s,cdnsfoer to the keeper.
A few DAYS after Napoleon was crowned with
the blessed relic be inven ted the order OF the Iron
Crown, to reward civil and military services TO
Italy. oo
Tsere was In the beginning 800 knigh:s. 100
commanders, and 20 grand knights. The decora-
tim Of the order was the exact model OF the Ia
nous cro~p, suspended by yellow ribbon bor-
dered with green.
40 endowment of 800, 600 francs was taken from
the income of Monte Napoleone bank. The ems
dovment hes been considerably increased aimee
sraAN cd 70 -
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RfchmOnd. ia ISL, 1859.
nI9SOLUTlON-- firm Of BELL &
~ GIBSON is this day dissolved by the death of
WILLIAM BELL The business of the concern
will be settled by the surviving partner. WILLIAM
T GIBSON.
please present the same; and those indebted will
please make prompt ayment as wish to cloee the
accounts as early as possible.
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ONE bnndIed pieces fine white Bril-

ONE hundred pieces fine white Dit
~ 10 cents yard at the nSfe aoserg
"a pmhrc;deries In the United States at the noteu
down town bargain Emporium: so pieces OF rev
and elegant Bonnet Ribbons. at the low 1nain I'm
noIinm. New goods received weekly at reau sm.
auction prices, at the noted down town naRa
porium of ALI 81 Main st.
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MANHATTAN
NEW PORK.

UASH CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION.
05GO,O0Oii
Deposited with the Com ptroller Of State for the Be-
curity Of all PoIicyholders 10000 Dollars, which
cannot be Withdrawn until every policy is paid.
MORGAN, President.
CY WsxPLB, Secretary.
'arhe practice of LIZ INSURANCE, IN any country
Indicates state ofs0cisty where high moral feeling
andcOmmercial confidence exist. "-Jenkin JonSs.
AMErIcAL ExAmEER-DR BLAIR BURWELL.
Once i67 Main street.
MACMURDO, Agent,
de 2o-em Richmond. Va.
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A. aUENTHER, !, ,,,,rp,r

n. ARCHITECT.
Offers his services to the public for making
NEW PLANS, of all descriptions
Embeishing ELEYATlONs
DRAWING ana PAINTING In perspective
Inland OUTSIDE VIEWS Of public buildings.
or private residences to be erected
TAKING and PAINTING VIEWS OF buildings
References car be given by Capt Lybrock, No l42
Main street. or Mr. Jno Gihssn, 9Th street. between
Main and Gary. .
nv calling at Messrs Jno q Geo Gibeon's steam
door. rash and blind factory. 9Th street. between
- Otstcepn stairS my H-lmf
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r MARINE INSURANCE.
Unsupported 1922 s.,r-
THE VIRGINIA DlRn AED MAHlNs A"oS
RANCE COMPANY.
- ONCE No l3l Main street. hicbmons'
Capital and Surplus, S22o, ooo ,.,.a
THIs CoIYArY has the advantage o. tosnIg,s 80
,,sarl sxnsrience 10 the Insurance. bIsiness. IL.
having enjoytd the favor Of tne p uos a
All al that peried needs no speciai feoo''
10 the citiz 5ns Of virginia. aud countrv. and
1t sueSts FMr 10 al parts Of the world.
scssh capital and suTpIs, are eu e Ssrsy and
AFFAIRS are managed prndsnaI. ~ nshsy GOOD InstI
it, rates are 81 10" % tnoa'S VI 80
tuition. nrprrTnRa.
u 7 Cov1unfN JE WALswoRfH, pArEick NULLsHs
W L Oo"An' u n aEyes GEO w kMITH
yosEph LIZ ~ .r n uos paWsoN 81 WINSTON.
Hohtcs A''f Css w pCRorIL JOHN N 6oRDoa
WM las WINSTON, AIcHD THOMAS
JAS A INL9E3. II VI ~ snn,,starv I'm Va,
Apply 20 the ffes1uen' VI 10 = Gs,W aaniN Vi
By letter. prasiJs.t
M. VU,,,fz In aecretary. Je 4--ta
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. WlLBACHER,
L . BOTHER, AND WHOLESALE DEALER
IN
LAGER BE ER, ALE, POTTER, &c,
Coffee on 18th, between Main ami Cary sts.)
SPRING AND SUMMER s SEASON.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage and confidence
In my establishment, from all parts Of the Com.
monwealth and State at large, I take pleasure to
state that shall sell during the 81 ring and Sum.
BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
CREAM ALE,
and PORTER.
ct the same prices az heretofore, viz:
Quarts per dozen, 81 73l Is cts 8 doz allowed by
Pints, l 00J return of bottles.
Half pints. Per doz. 55-extra charge for bot
ties
Trusting. by prompt attention Is orders. and Of
fering always the best article to shate stil great
part of public favor, and give general satisfac
ton.
Goods for the country packed in barrels, AID de-
livered to any Railroad Depot in Town, free OF
charge.
am still Agent for the sale of Jacob Seeger's
Baltimore LAGER BEER, and Dandelets Xxx
PALE ALE. the superiority OF which is acknow-
lodged by everYyudge and l continue to recon-
mend both articlesfor their pureness and beneficial
effects to invslids.
1H Orders left with Messrs. Duval Norton,
corner 10th and Main sts. Messrs Laidley Robin.
son, corner 4th and franklin, or at my store, will
be PROMPTLY attended to. NH l8-dtJl
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In CsUsEIya IloIHT6 or OzRfIYIosfE8.
orisred On receipt of which they VIII be forwarded
by first mail Purchaserscan hsvs Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and PRICES Will De sens
Observation-Disclosures after the dra wing. -,
In future our single Number lotteries will draw
Our rec Number Letter los drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates In Ell
above Schemes to
MOOD, EDDY 90, Augusta, Ga.
Or WOOD EDDY h 90, Atlanta, Ga,
Or WOOD EDDY & co. Wilmington. DEL
e4-A list of the numbers thst are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the Prize that each one is
entitled to. will be published after every drawing
in the following papersIAMonsa Const1..t,, .
In D1v Box Rictuond (pa) Dispatch. Pa Lldtn0
INiss1 Clarion end Neb York HerdtS.
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NFAILERT'S CHEAP d K dVODo
M sTOKE will be closed today and to.morroW.
"WEDNESDAY a. Thursday and re opened On mi
DAY morning, with great inducements " ou''on'-
ef'' an0S yards rich Bsraecs and Cha,lies
1000 do splendid Lawns at la1a Gus
soo White Canes for Misses. cheap
s6Oo yards Dress Fringes. 81 ctIIs u
5 o. do goods for Boys and mens wear
ZOO do A Bleached Cotton for six pence
40 10 IO4 Shee.ipg, very cheap
s0oO Linen Cambria Hdkfs
aG0O Chile rens. Misses and Ladies' Hoop
1000 cheap White Robes Embr.
l. aa oId very chean at MAILERf'S,
oe s",u 'oi' Nf Al Main street.
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Whole Tickets, Gle; Halves. Is Quarters. 81 80;
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 80 ,6OJ corresponding with
those numbers on the tickets, printed on separate
slips of paper, encircied with sms II tin tubes.
and placed In one wheel.
The first {37 Price, similarly printed and encir-
clsd are placed in another wheel.
The wheel Is are then revolved and mum Der 10
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time q Prize Is drawn from the other whesl The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and ex'
hibted to the audience, and registered by the Com
inissionsrs the Prize being placed against the mum
Der Drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
the lwo succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the IS Approxima
ton Prizes. For example If Ticket Number 1920
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered
ll2fS 1929, 1921. 1882, will each be enttiea 70
$500 II Ticket No $50 draws the $a,Tl9 PfRe
those Tickets numbered 54S. $40, Ssh $50 viii esch
identified to $780, and 80 on according to the above
6cheme. $50 .
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last Fl cure of the Number that draws the ,OoO
Prize. For example; if the Number drawing the
$4,000 Prize ends with No l, then all the Iickets
II the number ends with No q then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled to $50
and soon too.
90 Remember that every Prize ia drawn and
parable in full without deduction.
S1-The Managers Printed Certificates ef PACKS g.
ees of 10 Tickets will be sold ct the following rates
which il the risk: 40,
Certificate Of package of 70 WHOLE tickets. $50
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TOSIAH C. PORTER.
q 81 BROAD En-. RICHMOND, VA.
Dealer ii. fine Family Groceries. Liquors &c. &C.
All kinds OF Country Produce always on band.
CHEAP Tor CASH. Je4-1mf
DICHARD WALSH,
~ NOTE BROKER AND DEALER
IN LAND WARRANTS,
Has removed his office 10 18th street, next door
to the Examiner" Office.
Time and Business Paper negotiated.
Loans procured to Stocks, Bonds, &C
LAND WARRANTS WANTED-For which the
highest market price Will be paid.
The Office, lately occupied by me on 18th street.
FOR RENT, my lin
GRopGs H IEwETT. ROBERT p. JAMES
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