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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

UnlaufA ASssmbly.-Chas. Cunningham, a
grocer on Main street, between 24th IN,
was fined $40 by the Mayor, yesterday, for
permitting an unlawful assembly of seven ne
groes in his house last Sunday morning. Any
trade that can stand such fines as the above
very often, must be profitable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

A LARGE FANILY.-The Nashville Christian
Advocate, in speaking of large camp-meet-
ing recently held ut Salem, in Bedford county
mentions among the tenters who bore the bur-
den of feeding and lodging visitors, a member
of the church by the name of Lynch, who is
indeed, a remarkable man. He has now nine
teen children, and his father had thirty-two
and al one time during the last war thirteen of
his sons were in the army. The State of Vir-
ginia, where he then lived, passed an act re-
leasing the patriotic patriarch from all taxa
tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

BANK RoBBERY.--A correspondent of the
Chicago Press and Tribune, writing from
Knoxville, ILL.,, Sept |, says. "The banking
office Of Messrs. Smith Il Hale, OF this place
was robbed last night of between s4,0O0 and
S5,00e-s70o in gold. and the remainder in cur-
rency and checks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08
AS prizes, amounting eO -OS4S,v'
Whole Tickets $40; Halves -; Quarters ~ ~
Eighths u -.
0E I0TTEHY.

EighthS III 70. III
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from 70 5o,oo0, corresponding VIII
hose numbers on the Tickets printed 9n T.; sepas,s.s
and dI placed Ia s in one wheel.
The FIRST 457 Prizes. similarly printed and encir-
o1I, TIE Wheels are then reyosved. snd . number Is
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same
time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. Ins
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and ex-
hibted TO the audience, ard registesed By the Com
missioners the Prize being placed agaInst the num-
Der drawn. The operation - repeated anai al the
fIss sts slsno two pr.o.d.s
.na the ssS s ssvss nes viii bs emitted %
fess s1ampis: II Ticket NumSs, llaso draws The
fisSi. iiasa. viii each BE- entitled to esp. fTickst
No e draws the sse @ prize those sksts e ssm a
snd se on. sccording 10 the above Scheme.
The 500 Prizes of SO will be dstermined by The M
LAST the Napps t5ss d,sw, the sse e:
Where the Number end. in VIII b emitted 70 80. ;.
4ePs.. sRs mhsss &: aS'i Ns6.l sads = emu
''ia : Rs1snSsl n E sS.. 4 ever, Prise is drawn sad
.i.. q ani e fefsss Vii 3 sod 4 he co@is,
f:sss csr.ko.ss q Psefsss 81 wAels
. . !. y e 2Sa1asr 2Issss . -. -. !
In ordering Tickets or CeTti6cstss, enclose q
money to our address for the Tickets orderedi q
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending N an
s:I sss .ss ..l s;: &: y
In future our SinKle Number LOtteTies VIII ara'
every Saturday throughout the yeAg. -,
Sssis:: 9s r::': sls: s:.Sss q a s.. ~
.'o'' sa", sss,Sii EpPy 81; I. .sk:.s., =.
e WwS0b, w00b Ebb4 : { S16: S1.:: iihslsssss. -, !.
~ W * eAe esshsss q M ~ ~ sss -
ono q sstiyied g, VII H. pellisaea eass< ssSi
drawing II u ta5!cgsse 1900 - ~ 53sSs151
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

ThysafsaiHg3 Violence. - Michael Gatly,
charged with threatening to assault and kill
Patrick J. Ward, made his appearance before
tbs Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge
carry into execution his threafs Mike was,
therefore, held 70 bail for bis future good b..
hayfcg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

CHANGE OF FAITH.-The Quebec Gazette
OF Monday notices the immersion the day be-
fore. in the Baptist Chnrch of that place. OF
Mr Freshman. late Jewish rabbi in that
city, and his family. numbering seven chill
dren There were great many Christian
ministers present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

The FRENCH HERoEs.--A meeting Of en-
thusiastic Irishmen was held on Monday
night, when it was resolved to present horse
and furniture, worth &2, CO., 10 Marshal Nc
Mahon, the Duke of Magenta 1t is under
stood that the Sixty-Ninth Regiment will
make similar demonstration in favor Of Gen.
Nelly. Y. Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

DEATH OF A SPIRITUAL MEDIuM.--Mrs.
Harriet Porter, well-known public spiritual
medium died on Sunday, in New York, OF con-
She hHs for several months suffered
from that disease, and II IL believed that 1t was
brought on by her frequently going into the
trance state.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

Public Lodgings.-The watchmen, last Tues
day night, found Walter Moore asleep on a
bench in the Second Market, and, as he was too
drunk to navigate, they locked him up. Yes
terday, the Mayor threatened him with a ball
and chain if the offence was repeated, and
then discharged him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

To be KiHed.-Complaint was made to the
Mayor, yesterday, that a dog owned by David
Caudle had attacked and bitten Thomas Ten
ant, a lad, near the corner of 9th street, last
Tuesday morning, and as the charge was
clearly sustained, the dog was sentenced to be
Killed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

DEATH OF REV. HENRY A. ROWLAND
The Rev. DIR. Rowland, of the Park Presby.
terrain church, Newark, N. j., died at Boston,
un Sunday, in the 56th year of his age DIR.
Rowland was the son Of the Rev. Henry Row.
land, of Windsor, Conn. He graduated at
Yale College, and was at one time pastor OF u
church at Fayetteville, n. G..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

AFFAIRS IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON TER
Democrat, has been officially
declared elected to Congress from Oregon, by
sixteen majority; but Logan, Republican,
threatens to contest his seat The majority
tor Stevens in Washington Territory is about
700. Charles III. Mason, secretary Of the latter
Territory, died on the 22d of July. The in
tense heat ip Oregon has proved very fatal to
stock At the crossing of John Daly's river,
dead cattle are said to be piled three OF four
deep. Accounts from the Colyille mines state
that the miners are making from IS to Sl6 per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08
~ Still Another Cnrs OF Dyspepsia, Pal
AND FLUTTERING OF THE
WASHINGTON, Fayetta co.. Ohio,
s,sp

WAsHiSGToN, Fayetta co.. Ohio,l
June q. 1889.
Mt-Srs. Mortimsr T. Moicbray-Dear Srs: take
this method te say 10 Sou and the public, that
have tried HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE a case Of Dyspepsia, and have never, IN
twenty years found any medicine To equal 1t. was
so badly afflicted that bad Ia qnlt work. by
oi Paipltatlon and Fluttering OF the Heart One
bottle of the TINCTURE perfectly relieved me.
Yours, with respect,
JAcoB STovER.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
Rheumatism, Scrntnta, &c. AS restorative and
lsvisorator 1t has been highly re commended
Hundreds VIII testify of cures themselves and
friends, after all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This Tncture
vii be found great medicine for all their diseases
e.. Gail and get Pamphlets and cures.
sold i, ~ RCELL. LADD 4 CO., Richmond !;
BY DR. COOKE. + Fredericksburg; by al the Drug
Eists n Petersburg; by MORTIMER a. NOW
BRAY, Baltimore. and by Drus gists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles
o5 JY l6-d&wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

DEATH OF AN EMINENT MERcHAsT-The
New York papers of Tuesday afternoon no.
tice the death of Geo. Griswold, one Of the
most eminent merchants of that city. The
Express says:
He commenced business before he was 90
years old, in the West India trade, which he
afterwards changed to the South American,
then to the East India trade, and latterly to
railroads. In all these branches of business
he was perfectly successful never-as one of
his friends remarked-shavinge even shiyered,''
though hundreds failed, during the sixty
years of his active business life. He was one
of the principal men interested in getting up
the Illinois Central and the New Jersey Rail
roads. He was contemporaneous with Ste
phen Whitney, John Haggerty, and George
Griffin. all of whom are still living He was
a liberal contributor to the railroad of his
native place, and built fine stone church
there at his own expe lse, and was considered
a regular ''Old Mortality there, having fenc-
ed in the burying ground, restored the broken
tombstone, and renovated those which had
become defaced by time; and he bore the
name of a very liberal and charitable man.
His last illness continued for about a week,
and he was perfectly conscious up to Sunday
All Monday he was unconscious, and thence
on up to the hour of his death. 1t is very
curious fact, that Mr.. Griswold always
avoided telling his age. We do not know of
any man living who knew, from him, how
old he was, or who ever heard him speak of
his age. He always evaded the subject when
pressed.
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LOTTERIES.
sparta ACADEMY LOTTERIES.

- AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEoRGi1.1
TO BE DRAWN AT UG USTA, GEORGIA..
To, THE PUBLIC.-As the members OF our
ers Of the Grants chartered by the States of Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part ef those IN
Georgia, under the manas ement OF Messrs GR EG.
oRY MAURY, of Wilmins ton, Delaware, we have
deemed it expedlent to change the name ot our
6rm after January LIST, 1889, to that OF WOOD,
EDDY & CO., who will have the management OF
the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the Others a.
above named.
We have endeavered to transact all our busnes: H
with integrity, and we can assure the public that
the patronage heretofore bestowed on US ls well
deservins Of beins transferred to our successors
"o'D' f-DDi " sAMTEL SWAN co.
NEW AND SPLENDID SCHEME.
The following scheme will be drawn By WUOD
EDDY ( Co, lsuccsssors to s. SWAN ACo 4 Co Z Man. "
a ers of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, o.
Georgia, at Augusta, in public. a. follows
Glass s2 will be drawn on Sept srd, lScS
Glass 81 .' :. :. :. :. 18th, 1859
Class az - +" I" oath, 1850
TO BE DRAWN ON THE PLAN OF sIMGLE kgMBEEs
FIVE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED "a, AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES-6o,000 Tickets.
Nearly One Prize 10 eesry Asne 1sckets!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08
sA- j. {. Porter

Two doors shove W. I. l.add's Drug Store,l
Has Just received \ lot of PRlM Z BLACkBER-
RI BRANnlt PURE IMPohTED FRENCH
BRANDY. HOLLAND GIN, Mountain WHiS-
KEYS, Cider VINEGAR, hc., togesher with gene
raj assortment of FAMILY GROC ERR rs, Wood
en- aud " iiiow Ware; all oi which he rs selllns at
e part of the city, free of charge. Cali at 322
RRHf u ST.. sO7j-2w'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08
W. Kidney BLADDER com.,a,n,.-yb,

3z~ HIuht} hhd bIhdder ON npIaInts.-Ih ne
nneNesl ana most important discovery for Kidney,
Dlhddef Complaints, Urinary distinctions, Leueer-
tp1ssa p,pi,, or bites Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
h0hNE's BCCHu COMPOUND.
PERSONS who have been unable to walk, have soon
oeeh renewed y this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by ChafQist, and is pronounced by me6i-
81 9isn ana these Who have used it, to be the best
66IlEU COAlPOCND In the world. Large bottles,
~; sinali bottles, 80 ceats fresh supply lust re-
oeivec by FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggists,
'e''-om Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

The State Agricultural Fair will open In Pc
,ersonrg on Tuesday, the 1st of November
Inc list of premiums, amounting to about
S60oo, was published in the Petersburg pa
pers yesterday morning. Exhibitors can at
tend the Fair of the CENTRAL SOCIETY, in
this city, to commence on the oath of October
ana get away in ample time to visit Peters.
nurg the succeeding week, thus taking two
chances, instead of one, for the premiums Of
fered at both places
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

Fast Driring is constantly complained OF by
the merchants and business men of Cary
street. Teamsters may expect the police after
them in a day or two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

GAMBLERs.-The National Fair, soon To be
held In Chicago, attracts to that city . large
number OF the .fancy.n Within q week two
hundred gamblers have arrived there. One of
them has capital of S7l0a0, with which TO
start faro" hank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

Ffre-Between the hours of I2 and O'Clock
last Tuesday night, the residence of Littleber-
ry Rock, in the town of Fulton, a short dis
tance east of Richmond, was discovered TO be
on fire. and the alarm was speedily given
Persons in the neighborhood hastened TO the
assistanee of Mr.. Rock and his family, and
by extraordinary exertions managed TO remove
all his furniture, with the exception Of two
bedsteads, which, together with the house,
were consumed. Soon after the fre, 1t was re-
norted that Rock had lost $500 in bank bills
which were in the house at the time of the
confiagration. The alarm bells In the city
aroused the fire brigade, and Company went
to the scene of disaster, but did not get there
in time to do any good. The building is said
TO be covered by insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

Dismisssd.-The complaint against ]. p.
Cavanaugh for assaultIng John w. Whitlock,
was heard by the Mayor yesterday morning,
aud dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

SALE or LAxp.--Wm nj. Mitchell has sold
his tract Of land, ssi acres, near Col. M0rgan's
gold mine, Ia SpotsylvNnia county, Va, TO
Mr.. Uhler, Of Baltimore, at &7.5g an acre and
$iG,UO0 worth OF gold, when found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

More Scratchtng.-Patric., Sweeney and Abby,
his wife, were arraigned before the Mayor yes
terday, to answer the charge of assaulting and
beating Mary Donahoe. These parties live on
nth street and from some cause unknown to
us seem determined to make a finish OF the
complainant, unless she takes up her bed and
walks. Mrs. Donahoe stated that the prison
ers came into her house, and before she could
call for help Mrs. Sweeney seized ner by the
hair of the head, dragged her into the street,
beat and scratched her face and that Pat,
when his 'souId oman" was done, gave her two
blows on the side of her head with his fist that
like to have made finish of her With the
hone of putting an end to this broil, Pat and
Abby were held to bail for their good behavior,
and 10 answer an indictmentb by the next Grand
Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

Homerard Bonnd-The present cool smell of
weather has made hundreds of sojourners in
the mountains Of Virginia turn their faces
homeward. Every day we see scores ofstran.
gers in this city who who have left the water
ing places because of the chilling winds Of the
highlands. To all such we can say with cer-
tainty that they will find Richmond a pleasant
stopping place, until the appearance of "Jack
Frost has dispelled all dread of"Yellow Jack
In more southern cities. Better hotels and
oarding-houses-better water and purer air,
can nowhere be found than in the capital OF
Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

ana Sho@sr Baths can be had daily from ~ lock
Il =. M., TO hall. past .. r. NJ at the Hair Cutting,
osTins r,es n ana nhampooins Room. under the Anne
% cents, or five tickets for 81. D1'"
aa Pts u n tyaucoN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

m To the Levcrs of Good Eating. ITO
enJ0J the good things of life, without fear OF en-
tal!Rg upon oneself that worst of all complaints,
y, spepsla, generally produced by too indiserimi-
note lBt!ui1 epce IN eaiin evers thing procure q
sup,ls oi " BAKER'S PREMIUM BITTERS."
s,d use Is .nd eio;sl, and need never fear hav
ans Dyspepsia. Itts considered the best Tonic now
in ase, aud acts admirably rs an anti speptle.
CO. FtSHER & WINSTON, in this city, have
them for sale. and sill other prominent DressiSts
elsewhere IN HIrhlnia, Orders filed by addressing
f.. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

Works of Art.-A visit to the studio of Mas
ter VALENTINE, at the residence of his father,
corner of 9th and Capitol streets, will well
repay all lovers of the fine arts for the trouble
of the visit. Calling there yesterday morning,
we noticed several plaster busts of we'll
known citizens, which were SO admirably ex-
ecuted that each would be readily recognized
by any one who had ever seen the original. On
entering the room, ranged along the north
side were seven of these figures, resting on
pedestals, the first of which was that of MANN
S. VALENTINE, Esq. Next was that of our old
townsman, SAMUEL MORDECAI, Esq, admira-
bly, executed. To the right of this stood
BOOTH, the tragedian, and to his right is the
bust of HENRY A. WISE, Governor of Vir-
ginia. Next to this is the bust of JOSEPH
MAYO, Esq, apparently as accurate as clay
could make it, and to his right stands G. +.
r. JAMES, equally as perfect; but by far the
most interesting figure is the bust of GEORGE
WASHINGTON, taken from Houdon's statue,
and a fac simiie of that piece of master work
manship. Master Valentine is now preparing
to visit Europe to complete his studies, and
will leave tor Paris in the course of few
days, where he will spend year at school
before visiting Italy May success attend him,
is the earnest wish of all who know him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

Small Opsyatioa.-Th clerk Of the First Mar
ket was called upon yesterday morning, to re-
lieve the distresses Of an old servant woman,
who had been slyly swindled ont Of a lot Of
fruit and q small quantity Of money. The old
woman's tale was, that . finely -dressed iady
called upon her and made purchase, exhibit
ing piece OF money ont Of which pay was I'd
be taken. Uuaccustomed TO toscs manners.
the servant handed over the fruit and the
change. and the lady walked on with all
doubtless Forgetting that shs had not given the
old woman the piece OF money she hrst exhfb-
tied. The clerk saw nothing Of the transac-
ton, and could, therefore, do no more than
warn the servant to be moro particular in the
future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

kA- Removal s-.W. Leigh Burton, Dentist.
iis removed 10 Browns ding. on 81 street one
"er ahovs the Mechanics Enstitaie. al ls-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

Serious ChayEs.-Berry Amos made his ap-
pearance before the Mayer, yesterday, to an :
swer the charge Of stealing $40 from Henry I.
Dillon. When the case was called, Dillon
iaiied TO answer, but note was handed to his
Honor, in which the COMPLAINANT reon ted 4
withdrawal of the charge, as he did not know
VINO took his money. Not satisfied with this.
however, subpoena was issued, and ofYlcer
Seal dispatched to Manchester, where Dillon
was found, and escorted 70 court but a. one of
his witnesses was absent, the examinatio was
postponed until this msrning. when the
charge will be Investigated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

wsffr % %aasossiee--A y. q. nrand.-The abeve
JAMES G. MeANDREW
"e"-N 3 = Pine street. New York
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Sora.--From all the marshy sections IN
Virginia where the sora usually feed, the
news is most encouraging for sportsmen and
future sport, provided the birds are allowed
to feed a few days and fatten before general
war upon them is commenced. Along James
river comparatiyely few have yet been killed,
because Of the rankness of the wild oat and
the low stage of the tides. At night, the ne,
eroes ON the adjoining plantations haye killed
a large number with paddles and torches. ana
as soon as the moon changes and the tides in
crease gunuers will be taking TO their boats
Sora shooting, for short time, is somewhat
exciting; but its sameness, and the ease and
Certainty with which the birds fall even to a
bad shot, soon makes one long for other ex-
citement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08
Correspondence Of tho Ricbuo,d n,.-..-. s.
The Climate Of Sesth Ansyiea-- An.r;r~. n,
at kio--7Ae Don Pedro Railycad.

at Ato--1Ae Don P>dyo RoflraoS
Rio JAHkIRo, July l6th. isSo
The climate in this country is urohShIv III.
healthiest In the world. In the fss1. 'u =,
July, blankets at night are not uncom fort. he Ia
The days are mild, with clear skv. ana tha
nights are cool. An occasional sho1er ma ka.
the atmosphere even cooler than desired
The 18th of July was celebrated IN thi. r;tv
by grand ball, given by the Americans ha,
ing the first celebration of this charac,er erer
had here. A great many of the Brazilian no.
bility attended, and the ladies' and gentIanosr
of the European household. who wera in
black, Tin mourning for the Queen of Portn.
gal,) attracted much attention. The com.
pany was composed chiefly Of Brazilians. Eng.
lish next and Americans next. The xreaifh
worn by the ladies of the Court about their
persons would startle you, and the possession Of
The diamonds worn by only one of them wouid
enable your correspondent to 60 back to Vir-
ginio 'sa made man." Speaking of Virginia
reminds me that among the Americans pres,
ent, were Robt G. Scott Jr., our ConsuIr and
Robert Harvey, Esq, Of Richmond one OF the
contractors on the Don Pedro Railroad.
The Don Pedro Railroad Company are xerv
well satisfied with the progress Of The Amer.
lean contractors, and have publis shed reportto
that effect. The progress on the sgreat., TIM.
mel is very rapid. In the month of Jnne it
was 40 feet at each of the two shafts. and so
feet may be made with good management
There will be six shafts working in a few
months, making an aggregate of 2s0 feet per
month, and thus finishing the tunnel f7oe0
feeD in less than three years. Even b feet per
month would come inside OF the time con ,ract
ed for TRAyELpp
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BOARDING.

| HYGElA HOTEL Persons returning from
L. - the sgrinss Will find this establishment open
| Passens ers leaving Richmond in the morning,
ses reach s the hy sea &C. o olcct NJ ths R,chmcnd
Sstwssn Yn and s 0h
Sc 5-2w JOS. SEGAR, Proprietor.
| ExChANGE HOTEL AND
In presenting h. card to tSs pabs - nIsn ,s,Sln
n1any cordial thanks to our senerous patrons for
a the NV and
initiated Sept L. 1859, will receive the SANS en-
couraA ement that our previous efforts and labors
assdi snd ffSS s vB BALLARD
| are now fhe Pfoprietors Of the Establishment,
and each one pledses himself 10 do what the COM
deWmsnd. Una a. >, ,.o, and ,,,;, -, -, IL
promise to use renewed exertops to render the es-
tablishment con Portable as possible. With po-
sss e sosd
N. B-A previous card, long since published T.
sulic ent proof that our sstabl,shmsnt h.s never
be closed, and that, since its publication, We
than heretofore. All rumors as to closure. or IN
tended closure, we desire our friends to notice q
false and ss,anfsrs intending to visit U.S. - yilfui
y No; -, MAis srsxrr, LYscHsuHo, Va.
EEoRRAAiBAAcK............... RAi' Pros.I.1sx.
! b: Be- s.s. e tlsi i;:na: .sa \ q:
most approved :t,is i III Issp.cs: : =
iss s ss 'sS's %sass Il vi: q
cite: ss ssss ss:" g sssRsss e
Win angle mean: to sp1ane. s s ,1s ,s sss.sss:: z.
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Jefsssos HsHs--The COmnittee on First
order, and then turn II over to the military.
who have already app0intsd = compsfent young
gentleman to keep Ii in order, 70 light Ii up Il
night and to extinguish the gas and fasten the
dooss when drills are ended. BY this arrange
ment, the property will be well taken care Of,
the military will have first-rate drill room,
and the city will have no expense to bear for
keeping IL in order; provided the walls are not
oiackened and defaced, rs heretofore by the
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