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$ 8 O O 0
Premiums and Diplomas.


TUE FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
i vas awarded to the
Boudoir Sewing Machine,
Ashe Wltoonhn s.si: PaF oet sh ls5s: Maehlnes from
pettoa thus anohet laf Is been sdded to il ehsn
ot PreE13us- The subscriber be2s leave 70 call the 1t
t. I'd ed %sas 70 II eR
It. prominent tx oveE all 1tasss ars = follows:
= Il makes Two different Htch=a
T =. *s = orxsrd ,,,,
sixty -ulne st4tch1 TO the inch.
FL m # The
6th The noinal price Of ~ includes stand and hx-
When TIL. Machine sold at double the price, wa
cordially recommended to the public by
~; s;; /
Il The bet single the=.d Mae1inetn re narket. The
q ths Machine and IL work solicited q u DeVtnx
Co R19 an0s S'F T. H1scE % A.e9
0UAKHR o1TY. DOUBLE LooK
uaHI STITCH.
$50 suwINd mAoH1Nu
NEvIE BEFORE EXHIBITED IN TIE WHsT.
ohes ssY nssh9s. t.he OH, the sas1s thread
TWO THREAD
Bitch u the oFt expenlive onea In use IT. work viii
Not Zip Though eyery Third Stitch be Cut.
The Mashine 49ople eadly aduned md not ikely te
haodsome stitch a. lhc noE expenhve MachipA SEN
oeE:ectl5. BY 1nplr ohknsns The needle nd thread
THY WILL GT1TOH. HEM AND GATHER.
Ther make tus noise md eaaly than nost Mt
oNu LADY
With Be7tns KaoLi1e u eaaal In enclene1s
Eight to Twelve
eear,sreses by hand Eye1y family and any ooc MAXIM
eswtuE sbpdneA Eaonh own one. Ths Is the
Only Machine SeWIns With Two Threads.
Except one sold Il the world less than tlo Wetr
vte III Hho viii Machine to do any kind ofwork dono
by machinery 70 ersiue Samples Of work sent By
to1ll upon receipt Of zkp Machines sent tn
mo never sav the and IT. used successfully aer few
ho111 practice. Pull printed Instructions etven. Enter
prdnk men NH e. buntred dollars 70 purchase .toGt
bster towns Of ttlsBAt KEeaou. None othes nstd
apply. CalA
Chas. E Wlswa!I's Shoe Store, 1ss Lake st.,
nsas Clark. Address L. uoRNHL-
hk k41IvM5 BOX $50 OhtoaFo, III
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THE PRESS AND TIL BD NEsB
Great Job Printing Establishment

Great Jub Printing Establishment
II the asxe. md fnes estabahnent Of the Kind In the
Wesk Il h.s eaosr Bteam Presses and Machinery: more
Printing Materials nd more E1ltul Workusn shau any
other Job Printing Houss West Of New York.
The propretors prepared - exocte On thort no
uoe every vA1et, Of 1ooK JOB LETTER PRESS
md FANCY PRINTING in tho R1S7 AANN6R
II TIC LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular .tteutton dven 70 tbs printing q
BpGina1 Carda, roste1,
Whiting Card&, Programmas,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, Circular1,
Bill Headg, Chech,
By.Law1 blank Notsa,
Receipts, Labels.
PR1N TING 1N ooLoRs
In Al!ts yaeaea done In beautiful stye and ii modes
3etatef.
An exananxaou o, spEUIMENs snd PRICES u 10
speefullytnztted-
tHordera non the oountzJ promptly fued, and sent
hnsne " E1press-
, 1859-02-16
1)Iul1lrllln.

Gas PIPE AND f111oh r 3 g.
4R0w l. Wilder
s8sA&e
0cer the.r entire nock ~ Eouovs
r . n & - u @
Ftpe " pr cert dlsecEut hun ItH Price.
AAlAhle Iron f.t&lnks 20 oeuts E.cF pound.
1rAA Hxtnkk Aenda, bxiuk jotp1A kQd Gu Ex1ntaa
n oo&4
Or &oe u the iafxeas In The e4ty and In cloEux -
re Oder taaucemt11i4 not eauA1led in the Wes2-
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GenerQl A4ufies.
TRlPP, HALE, & co.
General Patent Office Depot,

NO. 100 LAKE. STREET. cH1oAGu. Ill
FI1HE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE To
Inform the public generally. tha. theJ hare opened
their office u the pAce Tor the u Ansxcuon offs
GENERAL PATENT AGENCY BU9IAE5a
Il their Aim to keep on hand 1t all tines for exiba
aon and sale. !arxu variety po14b1e Of patented
atces the latest and usea Inventions: md the5
WAl take k1tAi pleasure In receiving visitors who 1J
rtsh 70 examine their Articles whether Nita vew Of
pafthA4nk OF not.
Ihe otce ta,oxa oPea = ths headausezs Of inven-
trs who may Wish TO dispose Their ipfo and
re prop.ietots respectfully tnvte aysnton .nd 91aa.
neH inseatoas o. reasonable tef and With the lea.s
paed up In Al The new ratots asued II Wa1tnktu1 and
91i receive And peA On coaEnlon all cAse9 of pAetul
2o1 patented aEc4e4 With COUNTY Of
ct2te fiebts to and rel the Gaze VII be takcu
*~-.~~9~e <otea Artise raht l. MT
pozscssed Of genuine merritt It oe1n9 the purpos& Of The
tn TO auf ktn chaEAc.e1 woythJ the entire
ofan wish topu1ehase he1 mi usefu Improve
Etnt&- 1kiP2, HALE CO..
No. 1QQ Lake 61reet.
#n- JoneA No. 81 8n,2uer y. Boston; 2. H Held
Co. Klby st. Boston: Jamea u. Hale Milk H. Bonon
RoEen e5o = !: L-ke e: 1hcaso; Y: 1iln.n g.
", ohcato; A; J. Murphy buf.insson "; J: TItDp.
GAa. esr2euse. n. Z. nos b953-ly
, 1859-02-16

CHARLES Fl. HAM l. GO,
pANKER Rs AND DEALERS IN EX-
- ehanxe. n 0nk stseet- CHICAGO.
CaHX196IoN Qk1Ax1nENF-HAA+ CHAMBERS CO..
De1less u Ntkot2hle SeturfueA Buy aud Sell P1paF
Secured b. Resi- Essale and &peA1 attention 10 IL
veztueEts for E4steEa PAfte4 a2l6EAly
GAA1f.k9 L HAN l. CAAHS1t4. eco. NHr91IL.
, 1859-02-16
Extra Haary Dutch Anker Bolt1ng 0stls.

E1tf3 H91FJ Uattu 6aKeE boIH18 tlsI14s
f&ctQx Exst4 au4]tfy Of plnnr can dtpeod unou 6sk
t1nx the 1tuaine Old DUTCH ASKkR, aads aad
Double k1traA 8otttul Cloths made up fn s1ee4oE
a1ie, h5 GTtne len1t6 snd diam -,er 81 Red 3 feet
sad taehe. 1oho Ho1e,s impr9xed oeneffqEal fsed
hl1Castuss md Machinery Of sveEy descnpaou !9r
n!:hed 70 order 90 thost uod = ftoo new patterns
Nuyofa 1murove1 Pr Eesz1-e MIL AEents or th$ RQ8a1o
acA'e MosH. uouhie e. IA Cast Steel MI ercf1 In.
proved Iurblas Percussion Re-. .cton I'D Central ps
cha1Ke Wheeis warranted +quA3 10 tae nes hAd
vtsh Cat ee1 or Boiler lun bucktt vafransed 70 pro-
9u & hfxh pefr.nt.kee Of po1es Fmnt MAehane md
Auiz sak = Nj Home Pow-F. 11xar Afa 10! aroee!
!es. Eoyes 1npsnve3 iron Bottnk Ree- John T. More
Tlpo1 Packer. Stationery md Portable Endne8. Bet
TAX Hose and asean P~c1a. LAadphese apoks P1aolna
hachpva A7d Mil PuEushlux ke1es Ally.
HANl& lhe Largest n Il sural1n1u4 : otk IN NJ WAG
x.ssn se!l = aaet sate sAaa AnI ohst
pete at furush oiAns and so~cdcaiions M7Ttehta
AddFest JOHN r. NuTE CO.. ChlcAxo- Ii
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.Mllaone4 Manufactured II this estahtahmenk AFs
finished % new and Improved pHuotpleA aad aru -
t. e. seS 4 H. eas 81. 81 e ~
"a. ..snyavs 1s.f. y tsTa!.hsS II ~ Ill.,, fadtn' @
known md sdll b maintained. E1tra ee1ee.ed 4tn
&o1ss made on epech Contrast tz9u Cholee Sew r ga
Qu2stY Block NoJe'9 f11rr,7el CoclheAd Aud HoQef
spnd!e1 htted Ia 9tones viii tron eyes vafTn&sd ees4
Id use far Large Ind 1aAl Auoes. Also. mpnrtEa and
, 1859-02-16
New and Attractive Goods.
Fiuo China
TsIEB DECORATED Nd RICHLY GID.

n1s deeesated and s,sah snaed r. Ea'!s ~ T..
Re1utal daooxs1ed VAse M1tta Cues. oo1oxnas. rets
Tee HefA Gard RAske& r.. Of 4Te4 description, and
vii p soid re5loT n l. 1AEaRR oa.'A ~ Laks It
, 1859-02-16

THEAP COAL.-WE ARE SELLING At
~ cur YAfd.
CORNER OF TAYLOR AND olARK.STS-
Ooa vel screened and evcry way equal 10 Ee Bt.ar
Hil foE
81 90 Per Tor, or ST so Delivered,
Hote.keepets hacatnest4 and oiae1 can contract tor
IARe qua 2tig even better tef1g than above. ON
obec Il put it In inc reach Of eFey to
Coal Ald AeG&ou re ptopr1o 10 supply the
tua1%et II q $1s CT ton,
.u-~e 1ui d oliver W The ton 'ov half ton-
As &c mpe 1hf Coal ouraeYe3, nc expect only one
psodt We cxn these.ore expect 10 sell cheaper tha1
oshtf1. .
0rde1 may be LEFT At the yard o. No. IL Lasale ereet
feS Law srRoTHER.
, 1859-02-16

Country Merchants

ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR
II 1arxe mock Of Crpekes7 xad Glassware before
max1ns Their purchasers es-Ehete With tho a1vurance
hat on best eadeeTo1a v bs q tde r afs II for ihelr
Adx0tAIe purch15e ock II ChsoA EE1poriAfu Of
AJJAEokR 4 CO.. LOS Lake street between u4rk md
, 1859-02-16

90. AND VISIT THE FRENCH CHINA
" Emporium of 4. IAHaKR co. No, Ia Lake
ri tnfw CHrr& md
, 1859-02-16
CON 11981oH 1TR0HAN1.
: CENTRAL WHARE, lQY3AEo, NJ.

q a4Lfo115A4......k y11KHAx. .JoH1 l. AA1l
r. g. SALTONSTALL Il CO..
I COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS', COR
~ MIR Clark and Lake nxeess VIII attend to Tbs
narchase Aod Rale u ocs aod bonds Of every descp
hoo. ether IN th3s IN the ho~ FORK AAFks1 Quo&4
uoaG Of the New York Sock Market received dAu3 81
tAaNapE Bales and pafrdA1ea lAde II ths Aock x
6hAuEe II lowest rates Of qor1; 1;aiMou. &kA TN
, 1859-02-16

J.H. COVER Ba0THER3 90.
u MIXERS, DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
LAID A2xH3
Ke1 K Z. aHM i Co. Chicago.
John Thompson, No Wan t.eeS1 HN fae&
A35A p l. Jsu1G1 / o.. h lo1aA ka.
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4. &. OE1kTeI,
LTOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EYCHAEGE
and Collection Omcc. Also, Notary Pubuc.
Is Dearborn lsrtet. chicago. Iii. nNi5$9
, 1859-02-16

rH5TkRNs, WELLS AND PUMPa-
~ NJ sade7fkaed u p<asszea u N1autsctus
ueae4zs h Ratavxtir, 14aas far Chs IshW
Ana Ratiruada DiaN&r 1a1e md Hsethr9s.
A,sn Ms wells and f1ru1h Chain 2na ether Pump4 d
F, - N, lMD ~ III !. 0EAA4Y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14
Fall RACES.


asAak nsAc fH LAP AL MIR
rs Ts|i. 81 Is ss s'ss S Bsi .s E
~2~.sssssss ~rss.s~- The Races over the ASH
ln,pi conrsc IL Hanover county, va WIN con''hu'
Eve da,s' az i'il'gFsi 'RsT DAY. -.
Fwsr for Two YEA .m 0ta NEE
AID ss s 20 s ssh :, lie Y Cub xo
~ re atari cessd with the ipilowing entries
Il. Nj. Hail enters O. +, by Finaneier, dam fide''ty'
n Msp i'e sstsrs 3 T., by Boston, Jr., dam Re-
N. 4. Thompson enters b. T.. By voltaire' dam
GEN. III j. Green enters NJ iss Tobacco ny, ny hea
sscoSp VI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for three year old
colts aud fiiss Two pile heats s syovlded two
OF more stast Closed with Jig following cnires:
Joseph Brnmmell enters b. Grinoii,ie' "
s ,Ia entar rss y aF'f Faith Il BY Glide Harold
p {. bench enters ?. + Pauline. BY Star Davis, dam
d. Mcdaniel enters ). E. Minnie LeLimann, BY
Boston, jr., dam by Trustee.
First RAcE-Sweepstake FOR three year old c c,i
and filiies. which have never won race M, lie
the Club provided two or more start. Closed with
the following entries:
N. A. Thompson enters &. f., by Register, dam by
J. r. PVT I. ' ". Boswell enters 6. f., by Grf Ed
Mchasi Ryan aa enters b. G. Prince, by Monarch
dam Madonna.
O. p. Hare enters b. C. Oysterman, by Revenue.
dam Miss Coutts. :
J. M. Taylor enters b. c., by Finaneer, out OF
Emancipation Mare.
Gen. T. j. Green enters Mary Blair. by Red Eye.
dam Phil Brown. -.
Calvin Green enters b. c., by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported Pram.
SECOND RACE-Proprletor's purse 500. Ihree
mile heats.
FIRST RAcE-Sngie dash OF two miles; Tree e., 1or
all ages for purse Of $40 the part OF the Club;
$40 entrance. to 60 with tie purse.
SECOND RACE-Jockey Club purse SoOO. -Four
''0 FOURTH DAY. :,
FIRST RAcE.-Sweepstaks for three year Ola
colts and FLIES. Two mile heats, $500 entrance;
sIOO forfeit $500 added By the Club. provided two
or more start. Closed with the following entries:
ID. Mcdaniel enters s. {. Minnie Lehman, ny Bos-
ton, Jr.. dam by Trustee.
p c. Bouch enters C. {. Pauline, by Star DAVIS,
dam Monmouth Eclipse.
Joseph Brumnel enters b. t. Crinoiine, by Flnan-
cer. dam Miss Matte.
Fondren, Williams IL Co., b. f. Leisure, by Red
Eye, dam unknown.
J. T. and L. W. boswell enters C. f., by Grif Ed
mnndson. dam Virginia Payne.
Gen. T. ]. Green enters AddIe Currier, by Chal-
lenger, dam by imported Trustee.
CALVIN Green enters b. G , by Grit Edmondson, his
dam by imported Priam.
r. M. Hall enters z. t. Faith, by Chlde Harold by
imported Priam.
SgcoSp RAcE--Propretor's purse $500. Two
mile heats
Handicap purse $500. for the beaten horses Of the
meeting. Two mile heats:
NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON.
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland. Hanover Co., Va, Oct. 5. 1859. oc5-td
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ORDINARY SCHEME
-.-.-0 VU I TW
A pPR0XIM ATIO

6,4S5 prizes, amounting OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coo
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters So So
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs. The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
PriZes having ppr0x lia atoms will be entitled to
the Approximation Prizes. according to Glass AZ
For example: II Ticket Number ll25G draws the
: 100 90 Prize, those Tickets numbered ll24s 1922
1881 1882. viii each be entitled $500. III Ticket
No. so draws the $1,000 prize, those Tickets num-
bered 5ls, $40, SOL So will each be entitled to $780,
and SO on, according to the above Scheme.
The $500 Prizes OF $40 will be determined BIZ the
last hsure of the Number that draws the Capital
Prize. For example: IL the Number drawing the
Capital Prize ends with No. l, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled to $40
Il the number ends with number 2. then all the
Tickets where the Number ends in will be emit
tied to $50, and SO on too
In ordering Tickets enclose the money to our
address for the Tickets ordered receipt of which
they Will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have Tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
PLAIN, and give their POST Office. County and State.
Ma Remember that every Prizc il drawn and
payable without deduction.
"a All Prizes of II 100 and under, paid itnuse-
diatsiy after tbs drawng Prizes al the usual
time Of fnrty days, in full, without deduction.
Orders lor Tickets 10 be directed sither 10
WOOL, EDDY CO., Aaxusta, Ga,
81 WOOD. Epbi co. 4Msainin mis;s Ia, Del.
!, n. list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel with the amount of the Prize that esch
81 = snnaed "a VIII be pahiished after sveIy
batianaist, Mobile Rosister, Nashviiis Gazette.
Aichmond Val pisp9tch, Psuldinx tMiss.l Cha
ron, and New York Times. ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14
VIRGINIA MEcHANIes' INSTITUTE

Y
The School OF DESIGN oil the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will be opened for the admission OF schol
ars on the evening of UESDA1. October 4th. and
day and Saturday evening, until the LIST of April,
1860. 49,.
ENGAGED as teachers, aud the Committee i5eI just
fed by past experience, in recommending them as
fully competent to perform all the duties satlsfac
torily. Besides the exercises in free hand sketch
ing and simple Geometry, and the more intrlcate
branches of Mathematics, Lectures viii be de-
livered every Thursday evening on some practical
subject connected with the exercises OF the scho-
Every Arrangement will be made to insure the
comfort of the scholars, and to afford facilities for
their advancement.
All persons who wish to attend will apply either
to one of the undersigned. or to ]. w. LEwELLEN,
Secretary of the Institute, from whom CERTIFICATES
can be obtained, and without which one will be
admitted into the school.
TERNs.-S3.lO per session Of three months.
THOS. Fl. WYNNE,) Committee
JAMES kERSEY, on School of
JOS. F. POWELL, ! Design.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
nA Tapnsaa h Null, IA
MANUFACTURERS or AND fpEALENa IN
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
AND
GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS.

~-~---------s------- ssaffa#
T as sas a ISss ss as ss .ss
tien TO the assortment, homns to offer such induce
meet The wants wants cfsa hsir re eassonssss Ne now
msasissis!y y J.. under iss ms 81 g,
ment of MI. VIM. Tupman, 81, where al, oar
gaoda are made with as much care l. possible :
The selections Of stock for eents' wear cannot be
certainly tip-top quality and AS sentsei "
appearance and style as any taing produced thus
s SIX slsi }|i = s's' s'''
BLA ssr ASg sb BE sassIa RhFAESER'
OLIVE r MATEhTnw,f a AYk o facE cAss.;
So assorted rs to shape and price, that wetesr no
competition. Suffice /, to say. our stock is large
and ss @s isl'sINksss COATS;
ss IS P PsIHs s 81 sE29k sq AIRS,
loco SEASONABLE VESTS. :,
OF Cashmere, Casslmere, Cloth. Velvet, slkLa 4
made mp in the latest ST. le worn and Recommended
Tor their genteel appearance and seasonable shape
Our stock will be replenished by each steamer
may be introduced VIII receive our attention and
our customers will have the benefit oil 1t.
o"' s aEN = FURNISHING GOODS, nv
Fol. Pail and Winter wear, has been received. we
100 dog. NECK TIES, STOCKS and CRAvATss.;
200 doz co tLAE various styles;
Is doz. POCKET. HANDKERcHIEFs;
itb si,z SOCKS, all knds - :;
to all OF which We cali attention, knowing tlat IN
the lot we can please most every body Win SOME
thins of good quality at a low price, we sun con-
''ANe SHIRTS TO ORDER,
and know the stock on hand. well as those MAGE
for particular customer orders, are the pest IN the
United States We cannot be exceiied IN this ar
tcle as our customers previous to this time can
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
and G.s guaranteed. Our manufacturer is practl~
cal man. and knows his business IN every parlieu-
lar so that we can approach our customers with a
confidence sustained by the capacity OF tue peisoi'
who makes our goods. IN
Call at No. ITO Main street. and we viii 90 yoE
good as an examination and SELECTION Oh snch
goods as you may need will prove, We are selling
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH
Therefore and will give you hettef article LOT
the money than where goods are sold on circuit SO
ali who wish 10 pay their own debts and not be sub
icci 20 profit sufficient to cover the losses occa-
stoned by those 'icho bay, ar cyedi!sa ana go Hot
pay viii trade at the CASH STOKE, NO. iio
'"'iA FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1859 AND 800.
The subscribers have taken the agency Tor VIM
6Iencross, Report OF Fashions. and can rec9,n-
mend it as the most reliable one pueiished. Inc
Repot is issued semi yearly, and as MI uieiiclpsS
is in communication with the Pafis reports, issueu
monthly which issue is made IN connection Win
his publication, subScrt ers 10 his heport VIII hit
ali the adyanta res necessary for the satisfaction oil
their trade We now have copies OF the Report
for sale and exhibition. Independent oil tne sheet
of drafts usually accompanying otneT reports one
or two patterns OF new styles are also gwen, rem
dering the work invaluable. Sc Zo-ls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

~. sara Shooting and Squirrel Hunting
are the aInusements of sportsmen now, ana the
season for PARTRID5E. DUck and TURKEY shoot
ing il only three weeks off; but to enjoy these, and
to be IN no danger Of premature explosions, or
iurstiug barrels, man must nave good duN, tne
best PowDER. diamond gran.l Shot, ELEY's
CAPS and ELEY's CHEMICAL or Elastic W ADS
If he has these, he needs only SAFETY FLASK,
good BIRD BAG, a small CANTEEN and LEATH
RRN Cur, TO complete his outfit, and he is then
ready for thu, field and wood, and Tor enjoyment
OF late wears so many botches have turned gun
makers in Europe. and so many cheap guns have
been shipped to this country on sale, that man
rams some risk in buyIng. unless he knows the
dealer. AS we are well acquainted with Mr..
JAMES WALSH, at No. 60, north Main street.
and know him to be entirely reliable, We always
purchase of bin, and never fail to get Just what
we wish. His guns are inferior to none IN the
Union, his ammunition rs the best to he had. iiis
PisToLs. RIFLES, KNIVES, aud FISHING TACKLE,
cannot be surpassed; and. what Is equally lmpor-
taDt. his PRICES ARE As LOW. II not a LITTLE Low
Err than similar articles be found elsewhere
We therefore take pleasure IN commencing hun to
our brother spoTtsnen liberal, honest straight
forward, candid merchant, and as man that can
be relied on for whatever he says. Remember, III
making your purchases, to call on JAMES WALSH,
gunma ker and importer, No. 60, north Main street;
and IL he supplies you, you are ready Tor the ned
and for genuine snort. sc l5-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14
LOTTERY DRAWING.

OFFICIAL DRAWING
" THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA,
CLASS 81.
At ApgxSta Georsia, SATURDAY, Oct. Sfh, 1859.
MOOD. EDDY 4 CO., Managers,
Successors to SAMUEL SWAN Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

ma How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com.
lLAINTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach, Sides
LIMBS. Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,S Sore Throat,
HoRNE'S CURE-AIL. 1t acts upon the nerves,
bones. sinews, blood and muscles, annhlahng all
pain like magic. Bottles IL, rs and SO cents
IL you suffer with Cholera, Diarrhda, Looseness
81 the bowels, or summer Complaint use HARRIS
H0RNE'S CARMlNATIVE BALSAM il gives
instant relief. Bottles Is cents.
:, The Cure All cures all pain. The Carminative
tie.
and Norfolk. lie l4-l2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

ma Kidney and Bladder Complaints.3The
newest aud most important discovery for Kidney,
rhoea or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility Of either sex, is HARTS-
H0RNE;S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk. have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND It's
nrenared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medl
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BECHU COMPOUND IN the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles so cents. fresh supply just re-
caised by FISHER l. WINSTON, Druggists,
ie l4-l2m Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

uA. Jos. p. Hanlon would r especially in
form his personal friends and the public generally
that he may I've found during all business hours at
the NEW CLOTHING STORE of J. H. SlRICH,
No IS, NAN STREET, next door to p. X. Whites
Shoe Store.
He is now prepared to CUT, MAKE and TRIM
all kinds OF Gents apparel. in the best and most
fashionable STYLE ma Good fit warranted.
j. H. SlRICH would specially call attention to
his splendid stock of CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS selected especially for this market.
ne z2-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

M. Two-One-Seyen.- The Public are
tifil ROOMS, recently fitted up for the purpose of
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its
varied branches and examine the numerous i'm
proyements la, ely added to the Arr. PHOTO
GRAPHS coIored in WATER OF OIL, from min
iature up to life sz, which styles combine all the
delicate finish of the Ivory Miniature. and the bold
and speaking Portrait in oil. AMBROTY PES taken
in every variety of style. 6. w. MINIS,
2l7 Main ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-14

sNoTE.-The above sum total of 1884 no - IL
will be observed. is the amount received ana or "
hand in the Treasury but ii embraces poIti ms OF
tho items received for the Literary Fund Board oil
Public Works and Sinking Fund, which are neees
sarly credited twice. thus: olo Us oil Ihe Ky
and Bosrd of Pubic Works Fund, IS, Ss9 50 Of the
Board OF Public Works Fund was received from
the Commemorative Fund. and S2,394 $40 So OF
the Sinkiu Fund was received from he Common
wealths Fand so that the actual receipts Tor me
fiscal year were S6,57l7il u.s. and the actua ois-
Judgements for same were 5000 S3l %.
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TIVE cH.sNltk seHooL Z. n-au,,o,n

L T1c MILES w fS Of ElCdMO4NU..
The subscriber has yielded to the advice ot his
friends to withdraw Chiswick fIom the mar land
to resume the duties OF his
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
He therefore offers his services to the puhilc, and,
from his Ion Experience in teaching. hopes by deyo-
ting his energies to the Improvement of his pupils,
IN preparing them for business college, to merit
the continuance of their patronage.
He offers to his cit' friends. especially, HUME
for their sons in his own family. -
CHISWICK is unusually healthy. The well wa
ter is found by analysis by Dr. Jas u. McCaw, Pro-
fessor OF Chemistry in the Virsin ia Medical Col
lege, to possess valuable medicinal properties.
The next session will commence Monday, Oct. ),
and close July 10, 1866, allowing two weeks vaca-
ton at Christmas.
Tuition from S25 to S so.
Board including table, rooms, fuel, light and
Washing Si2k per month. payable half IN advance,
References-Jno 8. Thurman. ESD, Goochland;
Drs b. J. Duval and S. Coates of Henrico. ana Rev.
]. B. Taylor and W. Goddln, Esq.,. Richmond.
oc 6-Imcw4t GEO. ". EAALL, a. NJ.
r 5. sQUIRE,s SELECT CL3ASS!CAL
L.. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. CORNER OF
MAIN AND lsT SrREETS.-The 18th session
will commence September 18th, 1859. The School
will be limited to such number OF pupils rs can be
Thoroughly taugh. by the Principal, aided by PToi.
GAMBIN in the French. and J. y. CAi.lO in
Drawing. Persons wishing to see the Prlncipai,
can do so at any time before the opening by naming
place OF appointment, III note, through Post Once
ce Il