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5,45 prizes, amounting TO. ....... q $40 o0l
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters 50 50.
APPROPRIATION Pr, zEs.- File two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
Prizes har.n. APPROX iniAtionS viii be entitled to
the Appropriation Prizes, according to Glass Al.
For examples II Ticket Number li250 draws the
SiH0 00 Prize, those Tickets numbered lI2iS ll2l9.
ll25, 1882 will each be entitled ia $500 If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 prize, those Tickets num-
bered 5io, 5aS 55l $50 will each he entitled to $500,
and on, according to the above Scheme.
The S 000 Prizes of $40 Will be determined by the
last 6suTe of the Number that draws the Capital
Prize. For example: II the Number drawlng the
Capital Prize ends with No. /. then all the TIC kets
where the Number ends in Will be entltied 20 ~.
If the number ends with number T. thsn al tue
Tickets where the Number ends In VIII pc emu
tied to $50. and so on TO .. =. -
address for the Tickets ordered on rseeipu
can have Tickets ending IN any hsufe they may
aS fsbs +; ri of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
ssnito purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
ms Purchasers will please write their SIGNATURES
issn and giye their Post Office, County and State.
"a Remember that every Prize Is drawn and
payable without deduction.
ga All Prizes of 81 600 and under. paid imme-
time Of forty days. in full. without deduction.
All commu nications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets 10 be directed either TO
WOOD. EDDY q Co., Ausasta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta. Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.. Wilmington, Del.
HA list Of the numhars that are drawn from
the wheel with the amount of the Prize that each
one is entitled 10, will he published after every
drawing ia the following papers:--Augusta consti-
tutioaalist. Mobile REGISTER, Nashville Gazette,
Richmond VA Dispatch, Paulding Miss CIa-
rion. and New York Times.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-C0mmande I. I. Hunter
has been appointed Llgnt- Iouse Inspector of
the sixth light house district in place OF Lieut.
Joha Ruttedge, detached. Assistant Surgeon
James McMaster has been ordered 10 the
naval academy. Lieut.. II. X. Stevens has been
ordered from the prize ship Euliiy,amd waiting
orders. Commander WIN. K. Taylor has been
detached from ordnance duty al Boston, and
Commander George Minor from ordnance
duty at Richmond, Va.
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FATAL RESULTS FROM PLAYING WITH Pow
DEK.-At Wisconsin,, Pa, TWO boys. sons of
Leonard, We're lately playing with Il can OF
powder. Being close to the stove, IL was not
long before the can exploded, and in doing SO,
threw one OF the boys out of doors. and burnt
Ali inree terribly. Mr.. Leonard boy has; since
died ofhis injuries and one of Mr.. LiehefiIg ht-
er's Is not ex pected TO recover.
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BUSTN ESS NOTICES.
ExANDER GARRETT

n CARY ST, IN DOOR BEL0W 18TH,
AdJofHfas the old Coiaa1 ban. Hotel,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,
Peruvian and Eide Island 6UANO, RGfIn 5
PH0SpH0. GuAN0, PLASTER, &c. paTticu
lar attention paid TO the sale of all kinds q coan-
BACC0, OATS, &c.
have made arran gements with Mr.. JSo. NJ. sHEP,
PARp, JT., one OF the best judges and statesmen OF
tobacco in the city, TO attend to the sale OF all to-
bacco consigned To me.
return my sincere thanks To my friends for the
liberal PATRONAGE heretofore bestowed upon me,
and hope. by strict attention To business To merit
. eontlnuance of the same. an i9-dR WIN
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PRAYERS OF rnn jews FoR VlcroR ENAN-

PRAYERS OF THE jews FOR ElcroR EAAN-
CRL.-In Lrghorn. on The I'm uii, remarka-
bic sceue took place. For the first time The
Jews of that city offered mp a prayer for a
Christian prince, and invoked the blessing OF
heaven upon Victor Emanuel, king OF Sardi-
MA The prayer was reciied by Signor no.
berto Fanaro. Al the first word The three
thousand Jews present, with the exception OF
a f.w Did men. rose to their feet, and remained
Standing uatil the close of the prayer, To
which they all responded with an oserwhelin-
ing "Amen.f
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RAvAeEs or rHE TYPHOID FEvER.-The

RAvAGEs or The TYPHOID FEyER.--The
Harrisburg (Pa.l Telegraph says:
We recently mentioned that typhoid fever
was raging in some of the stern portions OF
the STATE We have since learned that ii has
proved very fatal in some localities. Ia Berks
cJunty, thirty-fise persons who had 1alIen
victims to the disease were buried in one grave
yard in the course OF a month. In MyerstJwn
entlre families have died out with this fatal
disease, but few families In the village have
entirely escaped its rasages.
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

1> DIR. BRICkEN may m censnited
Pearl street next to e. d. Eaeho. between the
hours OF 10 and IL A. NJ, and 10 . o'clock, Z NJ.
Dur n intermediate hours he VII ftsif profess
siansis any one desiring his services. ,
"a lie may I've faond at All hoursoi the NiSh
at ass residence, Leigh ST. tsouth sidel hetweeh
ID and ID. noH-In'
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Il
4 PPERSDN n nJpES,
II CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, II
BROAD, BETWEEN 18th AND 5TH Sis, 80
Richmond, We. &A
Have on hand carefully selected stock of 20
rure DIuss and Chemicals, Paints. Oils, Window
Glass, VarnisneS Periumery, Soaps, and Fancy
terms
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DOGGETT n ANDERSEN; .,,nr,nr

}
Would invite buyers to examine their Fall stock
of CARPErTNd, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, and
CURTAIN GOODS, which they are selling much he
low the usual price that such GOODS are sold It.
Also, large and varied assortment OF PAPER
HANGINGS. from the chea pest TO the finest that
is manufactured both French and American,
which will be sold yery cheap. We are also pre-
to rooms in the city country. "a kPETS, Gu r.
TAlNS, OIL CLOTHS ard WINDOW SHADES,
at the shortest notice, Also, PAPER HANGING
done By superior worklnen. Housekeepers need
ng ANYTHING in our line, Will and our assortment
good and our prices low. 5-3In
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Loss OF THE z UEEN OF The PACIFIC.-The
loss of the ship q ueen OF the Pacific, about 1875
miles below Pernambueo, is announced.
Three of her crew have just arrived at New
York by the brig Water-Wi from + ernam-
buco. No lives were lost.
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q FALL; Is39:mH caps AND

G FALL. 1s59.-HATS, CAPS AND
AFURS-ROBERTI l.. DICKINSON, successor
to Biniord. Dickinson < Weisiyer, Is Main ST.,
begs leave to call the attention of his friends and
customers 70 his large and extensive stock of
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FURS. which have
the most favorable terms. especially for the Wv
gtaio, North Carolina and Tennessee Trade. COM
prising all the LATEST and MOST FASH ION
BILE STYL LES, too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock, knowing that in price, quality or style it
cannot be sur passed
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CHINESE LrCK.-There are about 400 China
npn mining eleven claims on Horseshoe Bar,
California, the Middle Fork OF the AmerI-
can river, and take out from S35, 900 tD SIU,uUU
every week.
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LEE A. pLEasANTs, 4 TO 4
49, NEYS AT LAW, Practice ~ me asa Han Han
held in Richmond. Henrico, "ooeh's'" on" ''N'
As No,aries Public and Comm,sslonesrs o. 'se da,
10 'aeG ,sIed rents of Deeds, Powers of Attor-
ans Els of sale Sc, to be used or recorded IN the
ssysrsi states and TERRITORIES OF me Union.
.,f,ce On nth ST., Sd door from Main.
ulh i2--ly
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~ aa Zoo REWARD. 3 Rss away from 4.
man msase , marse, afcgt the lst Of Nov esro
ros color, shout feet inches MIR. ~ a..
-. - eesss awnxfesin4 EHit when Wsiklnr MA
.setn, PM IN On pivot He has mother ma ,sio
t ,,ons lying near ofapge Court House vii sis.
to me-. or confinement in any nisse ~ sshse,y
no9-dAwts 'AD Az. LEA.
- A23 REWAAB. :. HE slnye rs,-..-..
va VIII De paid te ans one who vii, arprehssda
Saud commit TO lail nesro ho. rrfftRnnSmne z.
~ VINO ran on abonl the l5th &c MAY isst fran en-,
s-s.s,,., n 1enrse Y. Bsrwood: Of RichInond, 10
slender form, low forehead brown skin, sne ~.
quick when spoken 10 and has been aecnstonss -
he was en- canal boat. soins towards iWnchbn,mn
r. 4 jHNES
Admit of SAINT Pleasanta. dec;s
A~"pt"-AAu Dt4tlOhs IuipepeI 20. l--sx
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a FALL STYLES FOR 1889!

"a FAIL sTELEs FOR 1888!
u WM. r. MOORE
~ ann lactuTer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
or in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No 2O7 Broad ST.
near Messrs. Rreeden & Fox.
Having made large preparation he is now in receipt
o. the larsest and most complete stock of FALL
HATS, CAT and FURS. that he has ever offered
in this market belore-consistin of Gents and
young Gents fine MOLE SKIN. of my own and
Northern manufacture; French and American
SOFT HATS of the latest styles and kinds: Ladies'
RIDING HATS. Boys HATS and CAPS. Misses
variety.
Also. a large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS for farmers and railroad con-
tractors. Also, LADIES' and Children's FURS of
al Kinds and sly les selected with. great ard
can be espeelaily recommended, as they will be
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks Is call feel ling certain that such in
ducenents will be offered as to ensure sale.
VIM IT M0OPR
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IN '''e jos. STRAUSE, No. n Main st.



ID many goods, of recent purchase, much under
the price the same goods sold at earlier in the
season, which shall from tins date offer at very
low prices We epumerate Il few of the bargains,
say: Rich Two F.ounced and Two Skirt SIX Robes,
at So so to %; Rich Dress Silks at 81 worth rs.
Rich Dress silks at 81 % worth g. &c. &c: NJ us-
ian Robes at $40. worth loo; Rich Striped We
loar de Paris rs and So worth LIS; Printed
low prices Brussels Carpets ut s per yard; Three
Ply at 81 per yard; ingram at 6z1ac.. worth 75c.;
equally low. We nave three makes of Bleached
Cuttons, which are the cheapest goods IN town
i24sc per yard The best makes of heavy goods
for servants. At the lowest prices: Blankets.
els I.inseys. &c.: IL Bed Blankets, all wool ut
50, worth 81; Coaks OF ali qualities children s
and misses Ctoaks on hand and made to order;
Gents Goods such rs Cloths Casslmeres and Vest
In2s in great VARIETY. together with good asSort-
ment of everythi IN the DR., goods line which we
are determined to offer at the lowest prices. We
have adopted the plan in business of closnI out all
Fancs Goods every season and to accomplish
CHIIFS & CHENFRY.
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I II. DlGGES,
/ II. DlGGES.
u. ASSISTED ny
ID F. 30 o t H,
A UCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,

RICHMOND, VA.
Attend to sales nf REAL ESTATE; FURNI-
TURE AND GENERAL MERCHANDIZE.-
Consignments solicited. Quick sales and prompt
returns ,usrnnteed.
J. DiGGES. ID. +. BOOTH.
l3-3m
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ERox uAvASA,-fh sie<esalp 1tax x,
from Havana 9ta inst. arrived AT Ntw N 'i,e
Sunday She brought fny passengers 'he
Hsvana mails AID 8 i6. ooJ in specie rom iS ny,
Orleans General Concha was 10 leave ma
fha n,I.rv Of his successor, General Serano,
would differ materially from shatof Concha
The death sentence of the conspirator Santa
X ,ss had beea commuted TO perpetual Danish
msnt The unfortunate man has, II is said, q
family somewhere in the United States Inc
subscriptions 10 the extra stock OF the Spanish
Btnk, which, together with the premium,
amounted 10 81. ikl, Uou, were to be paid in dur
lug the week, and a continued strlngency in
the money market was predicted. The police
h I'd made important discoveries OF extensive
arrangement for an issue OF counterfeit notes
of the Spanish Bank, counterfeit com aud
counterfeit postage stamps. The revelations
implicated, Ii is alleged, the cashier OF the
bank, who was arrested and sent to prison.
The postage stamps were manufactured IN
New York. The health OF Havana was re-
markedly good. The sugar market continued
inact tive, and fTeights hau not improved.
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CHINA. WARE AND HOUSE-FIRNISH-
~ ING GOODS.-SCHAAP Il Co. IMPORTERS
AND Who'll ESAtE AND RETAIL. DEALERS,

are receivlng now. direct from the manufacturers
a and iloi Of CHISa GLASS; and EaRTHgESo
NARE; LOOKING GLASSES; TABLE CUT
LERY; PLATED. BRITANNIA, ALBATA. and
JAPANNED WARE; besides an endless assert
meut of French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to which we invite the attention of mer-
chants and the public IN general, feeling confident
that our GOODS and CEs will richly pay them for
= call. We ende8yor to maintain our reputation
for seiins bargains. SCHAAP co.
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E,ALL, 1859.
A. X. PARKER & co.
SPLENDID ASSORTM ENT OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GQODS.-We take pleasure in an
nouucins to friends and the public generally g.
that We have now in store large and well select
ed stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS. to which very respectfully invite their
attention:
Plum. Black and Figured SILKS
Rich Black eros De E'COSSE
- eros DE EPSON, for mourning
g g two Flounced 81 Tx ROBES
Extra Rich Coiored SILK ROBES
g = Paris Pm ted NOUS E l. | E
ROBES
Rich faris Chlntz Printed MOUSSEI. Els
PoPLINS, A l. + Mt AS, POLL De
CHEVRES
PLAN and Printed French MERINOES
Black French RlNOES
Black YOURSELVES
Black BOMBAZlN Els; Black ALPACAS
CLOTHS. CASSIME Els and VESTINGS
ga and Ca Heavy PULLED CLOTHS
Sleeps Grey SATINETTS, LINSE1S &c.
Bed BLANKETS
White and Cold Servants BLANKETS,
Together with every article usually kept in a
irst-class Dry Goods House. All OF which we will
sell very cheap. DC S-ts
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PIANO FoRTEs.
LfGHTE & BRADBVRYsS
MANrrAcToRf or

MAxrrAcroRf or
'sf ~ GRAND AND SCI uARE PfANo FoRTys
REPkEsESrRD BY "'
M, NATHAN IL CARtlSi. Broad st., Richmond
Where an assortment can be seen, either fnr " hals
sale or retail. "' -H"ic-
LiGHTE BRADBURY respectfully ioform N.
pubic that within the present year they have "a
orsanized their whole establishment 40 that thai,
patrons can rest assi.SeI that all improvements
insde 20 the PihNo FORTE will be most speedily
introduced In their manniactory all of WHOA arc
warranted Tor all time. The attention Of the pab,c
- pariicnfarty eaed to their premium SQUARE
uhAisD fiANo FOHTE, made by them which
Tor power, volume. sweetness OF tone elasticity OF
touch and eieSant exterior, stands unrivaIed even
by the Concert GraBd. The unanimous epuon ~
the greatest musical celebrities which can he
at Mr.. Carusis,) is that our instruments defy CON-
petition. '' SS"'
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axa PIANO STORE. No. 2ls BRoap !.

rEsE-s-a fI5 no NiDKE. No. 2l3 BROAD ar.
T:gS3 opposite Brssfsn & Fors Dry food,
III ~ stors.-rhe subscriber wond nvite cal
from persons visiting the city in want of PIhN1S'
or other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. He keeps
constantly on hand lar3e assortment of hns In
strureots. selected by himself with special care
Having been many Years 10 the trade. and being
Piano, he possesses peculiar advantase and nsyar
sells an Instrument which he cannot rscommen nd
and endorse. n e is sale here for Ste nway r.
Sons. of New York, whose instruments are well
known Throughout the country. and also keeps An
assortment of ths instruments made Y w Kuaha
& Co.. OF Baltimore, and the Pianos Of other well
known manufacturers. Those who wish TO kUy
will consult their interests by visiting the estak-
ment of T.. MAYR. No. 2l8 Broad st...
Opposite Breeden Fox
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GREAT REDUcTiovtN TTEEe

n GREAT REDJCTtEsT ~ THE Cs
Il PRICE OF HATS ANB B00TS.-A
SA From Is to 70 per cent. ssyed by buy
EgsN ing from J. II. ANTHONY.
&Etsa Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats of best quality, So 50; do, second
quality, 0e fashionable Silk Hats, %; fine calf
skin sewed Boots 20; Congress Cater Boots, rs;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes. 1s2s
]. II. ANTHONY has made arraE gements WI tn
of the best makers IN the city OF Philadelphis
to supply hun with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS. which he will sell at the unpre-
cedented low price OF THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. oe 23-d& WITS
ii BOOTS AND SBOES--GREAT ae3
WRkDGCTION IN PRICES.-CHAS. czgsssessss
lJBEHLE, Broad street. betwoen I'd and 3d.
keeps large stock of Ladies', eentlemen's and
Servants wear constantly on hand. and defies any
body in Richmond to compete with hun In his line,
as he manufactures To order, and superlntends
himself. loo l4-1yl CHARLES BELLE
"a SOMETHING NEyF.-Just received. the
lAZOUAVE HAT-the latest Paris style for
young Gents. Cell and get one
r. i. DICKINSON.
Successor to Binford, Dickinson l. Wesizer.
20 Maln street.
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AtDLk inLEF nor.S SsGt.D GR EGbtfsoS
- AfFS OF THE PHILADELPHIA coll SO
LE6E OF PHARMACY, PRACTICAL SE
offer IN country ihy sicians and families perfect
ly SEw and FRESH stock OF pure and reliable NJ Il
UIClNES. together with Surgeons instruments.
PsgJaDisry. Fancy Goods, anu all other thin IS IN
the Drus line, which they will sell on the best
terms.
BA Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations
made to order. and seat e any part OF the country
IAfDLEI & ROBE NSON, Drus store,
4th and Franklin sts.. Richmond.
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DIRECTORS.
HENRY Y, THOMAS ANGip I,s +. n AZ
ED SANGSTER Wkf ID. MASSEY,
Dr. r. H. SPABI,ER THOMAS T. HILL.
CHRiST,R MALI, RTCH'D IL. CARTER,
p. D. LTPSCOMB ROBT. F. LESTER,
SILAS BEGLOW. st. STUART.
WIN. NJ. TURNER. WIN. WRIGHT.
OFFICERS.
HENRY w. THOMAS, President.
T. b, ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS. +. HILL. Treasurer.
WAI. WRIGHT, Secretary.
JAS. T.. CLOSE. Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance granted and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
in the above Company, at our Office.
b. A. COOKE,
l.. q. CLOSE,
l4th ST., Exchange Hotel Building,
oe Sim Richmond. Va.
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my GOODS. cARpDT1Nc. no.

,.rur srsrG xIl,kN, -N0VEM BEH 6TH,
H.. ss'Gssst IL ssins n DkEss SILKS; q the
Cash store Of PERkIhSs "a csnt rss Worth m:
e lag asyaasre silks, at 81, worth 90; Rich
Bssadere silks @ w9 s., Rnb 's' i,E f Rah nss r.
s,ces. Plain and Plaid popiins and VaIentias.
'os sla Vaentias and Poll de Cheveres, at - cts,
i.teie snd At ,Tls and 90 cents.
isrre stock Rich French DeJs,nes and Do
Lame Roees; Rich Trimmed Lace and Muslin
Sets.
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eN RICHMOND STONE.wARE
ga POT cry,
Corner Of i2th and Gary streets,

II
KEESEE & PARR, Projectors.
The subscribers respectfully inform the mer-
chants of virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee,
that they are manufacturing the yer, best quality
ST0NE-W ARE. which they are selling at factory
prices, with liberal discount for CASH.
MA- All WARE sold by us will be delivered in any
part of the city free of charge.
KEESEE & PARR
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PASSENGERS breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer bstween Ac4ua
Creek and Washn ten
GA For further information, apply at this Office.
Broad street. Shoc.oe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON. Gen'i Ticket Ag't
SAML RUTH. Sup't
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HENRY CoALrKR CseeLt. JOHNSON IL. SANDS
80 cABELl. a SANDS.
D~A ATTORNEYS At LAW, -,

y =,
Practice in the Supreme Court of Appeals ann , ~
all the Courts Of the City OF Richmond anu 'o'''
Z, ri Hsnr,eo, - rx.banre
po.ee"es '""h street, utee "' no 3-lm
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80, PARKE pOIaDExTER, ATToR,
49, NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, Will
practice IN the city OF Richmond and in the coun-
hes of Chesterfield, Powhatar and Amelia
Co. Office IN Llsle's Building, corner OF Main and
i1th streets sc 23-ly
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ELLETT 4 WETSICER.

- NO l67 Main street,
20 p OSIIE EXCH4NG BANE.
Have Just received ALL OF THE LATEST
STILES OF GENTS FINE DIR HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS, viz: the GARtBALDI.
ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL, and n splendid
assortment of YOUNG CENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS.
in great variety. ss
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ENDURANCE.

TAMEs q. n OsH Err. INSUKANCE
AGENT; OFFICER ON TIL Est H Il n a os
STREETS, 20 DOOR FROM THE CORNER az
IlTH AND MANI am prepared to issre poll
CT ES OF INSURANCE. on BUILDINGS, rqrniiuici
Property, 1.-THE subject OF FIRE risk sgalnst loss
or damage by FIRE. upon terms az reasonan,e as can
he offered hy any Responsible company. Inc capt
tai represented by me is actual ana d1sts-the
standing and business character OF the companies
unqnestioHahe. From the Iona experience have
had and my knowledge of this branch OF business,
am enabled TO offer my numerous friends and the
public full Hssuranee that ai business transacted
with me will receive prompt attention. ana cases
of loss or DANA 10 by Ere will be satisfactorily ad-
justed ard speedily settled.
Country Risks and Inland Navigation Risks as
sared on most favorable terms.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
- PANY.
Chartered bg the Legislature of Virginia an 1854
Capital $50. 600.
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Insures en- the Cash and Mutual Plan.
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10 TT Err z.

$3.50 Prizes, amounting S6l5 COG
Whole Tickets so; Halves $40; Quarters So;
Eighths $3.50.
The following scheme will he drawn by WOOD,
EDDY & Co, Managers of the SPARF IA ACAD-
ENVY LOTTERY. of Georgia. in their Ordinary
Single Number Lotteries for 1859, in public, under
the superinte nde ice of commissioners as fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16
e~yye TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS. I

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~<Ifi1 G. HELLER & CO., 1873 Broad st,-<9
tiormeriy M Harris 4 Ero., have Just received a
larse lot of TRUNKS, made hY the best manufac-
tors in the country to their especial order, for the
best OF city and country trade and are seIilns them
at prices to suit al IN want OF u good Trunk.
Besides their large assortment OF Boots. Shoes,
Caters and Buskins, for cents. ladies' misses and
children they are daily receiving new and fashion
able goods to suit all want of the best manuiac-
tured goods in the Boot and Shoe line.
g. HE LLEP & CO.,
1873 RToad street, hetu 5th and 9Th.
n. B-Also, 200 pairs of ladies' fine Heel Caters,
only 81 25