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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-12

FOUND On Monday, the I'd instant, Q
l. GOLD BREASTPiN. with n gentleman's Me-
ness la IL. The loser can obtain the same by de-
ecribing property and paying for this ad7srtise-
meDt, at this Office nv its
E'UR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES,
4 &c. Of q well located drug store doing q good
retail. prescription and country business Address
Sex No 203 Post tfice, Richmond; or at this ofice.
ap % Is
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I,O MANUFACTURERs OFTOBACCO
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

W.. the undersigned. have now In use one Of
Mr. WIN II Bakers HYDRAULIC PRES 5E5. as
used ia f,ttenng tobacco, and have no hesitaDcy
in pronouncinG it complete success, and our pre-
sent intention is to convert NUN Der of present
presses into the kind invented by MIR Baxter. ALI
Mr. b asks is q trial Of his invention, and asks no
pay if II does not perform all he says We would be
glad to show its working to any of our friends at
cur factory on Perry street.
6-3wS GILMAN LYON 4 RRODNAX.
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By Z. b. Cook, AuctioReeF :
EIFTEEN YOUNG. WELL mo,

MULES. ATAUCTION.-OnT THU ssDAY ~
inst ct 10 O'clock will sell Ernest'e stable on
18th, between 9rsce and Franklin Streets iiftsss
yeuug. well broke Mules. perfectly gentle and rsl
able animals.
These mules are snch a. should command the -
fention OF farmers, teamsters. and otherp Waueine
Tel at sale EBOOOK,
my Anctionesr /.
xr ADDITIONAL.
VIZ DC sod at the same time, the celebrated RED
CaAMtioN. years old. perfectly sound and gen
We. ne s ef nne sig, and form, and Y 3 1rDt fA1e
stock horse. lour months credit =.
splendid Cow and Calf
my III m Coow a-.s
ADDITf0NAL-Will be added 10 the 49, -
strest Wagons and Harness
TERxs-1he IS Mules, Wagons, and Harpess WI
approved negotiable PAPER =
myl2 nm coow Av~<
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= TRACT tF W. or LAND. cosTMSIxa ssII. scREs
ON THE WHITE OAK swAMP, 0 r. lies BEiS " EIcn
MoND As trustee IN o certain deed of trust fron,
John Otey and wife. dated "a November 1855 dniy
recorded in henrico county court shall ut The re-
Guest creditor named in the said deed proceed
10 sell At pubic auction, the premises on tn RS
DAY. the 9th day of May. 1882 at IL O'clock M il
fair If not the next fair day. the tract Of land loca
ted as above. containing 36lx acres adjoining the
lands of Messrs John Fisher, Henry ElmoIe. A
@ Hobson and others.
be soil. for the most part is excellent and there
Is on the tract large parcel of timber and pine
wo1d.
TERMS: Enough in cash to deffsy penses Of sale,
and to pay Of note Of $780, with Interest from 5.h
May, 1889 aud as to the residue of the proceeds on
such terms as may be announced at the hour of
sale.
Taxes for 1889. to be paid ~ the purchaser
myQ W GDnDIN Truafno
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FOR RENT-The fo.low;nr az

- tUN hhNI-IHe IoIoWlng de-
"a scrioed property belon gng to the estate of the
late Richard AnieI son, viz:
Ooe two story brick house on the West side of I'd
street. between Main and Franklin.
The third story of the brick house on Shock GA
SIT in which Messrs. Watkins Trabue, have their
flee.
tn second and third stories ofthe adjoining house
o. Shocsoe slip, in which Mr.. John NJ. Sheppard
IS lis ofhce. AppIY 70
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sH FOR RENT-And possession given
~ the 18th Of April next, the very eligible
H0USs. 5gh, between Grace and Frank lin ats.
now occupied by Mr. Richard Hill. Jr 1t has seven
good roons with sut-kitchen and large lot at
tached. For terms, &c apply TO
Ii TABB 4 SON, Asts.
nh I4-ts Under Exchange Hotel.
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GSa FUh hEHT--The DWELLING now
81 occupied by Mr. Noting on Sth street beyond
Leigh 1t has J rooms besides store room and
toset, gas IL each room and passages story kitcl
en- and hydTant in the yard. Possession can be
had in about; weeks. Rent $500 Apply at
C0UkTNEY'S
ap "q-ts 2t3 Broad street.
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80 Fth AEo4 IN Ga-E-ou Union
- Hill-aBa possession given on the let of May.
l3s,tS0 re8t sgd comfortable frame teneneuts with
brick Easements. containing four rooms each, with
necessary copyenitnces garden attached and a well
Of most excellent water on the premises Kent Sl20
per aunQm. For terms apply to
EDH D. d. EACH0, I4th street,
Near Exchange Hotel.
FOR HIRE-a Carpenter for the balance of the
year.
PTS
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LUX BALE Oh LEASE "A number of
l. LOTS on Grace and Broad streets, admirably
ADAPTED fer stores ami dwelling houses They re
located in an improving part Of the suburbs oppo-
site tbs Fair Grounds For terms which will be
accommodating, apply to Oh BROOKS,
AT his office. Belvins Block, 18th, fronting Bank
street
ALsO-For rent. half of Pew No Is in st Paups
church. nv x-lme
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4 NTHRAClTE COAL.-We are prepar-
n Cd to receive orders, either for immediate or flu
ture deliy cry, for the bes: quality Red and White
Ash Anthracite Coal, (egg sze,) for family, ana
lump coal for foundry use.
Coal sold by US WILL INVARIABLY BE WEIGHED:
sAML 2. HALVES SON,
nv a-lmif 18th street. Southside of the Dock.
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ANUNEW JDHNSTUN.
The brick wareh use adjoining the one on the
cprn-r Of Cary snd Eleventh streets, occupied by
Ar Paul Kimbrough.
Also, the house on the corner of Main and 18th
streets, occupied by Mr.. N ichard Possession to be
given oG LIST July next, ap 2S-ts
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASnlSG1ox, Feb. 3.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury states that his estimates of the 6nan-
cial resources, dated in December, are thus far
about realized, but still the receipts will be in
adequate to meet the expenses, unless the cx-
penditurcs be reduced below the amount esti-
mated for. He recommends a modification of
the tariff according to the Presidents sugges-
ton. and asks the power to reissue Treasury
notes. lie further says, should Congress ad.
iourn without legiSlating OF the subject, it will
be almost impossible for the Treasury to meet
the public liabilities.
The House of Representatives have post
poned the subject of a national foundry till the
next session.
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pIRLIC SALE or THE ALLEGHASy
SPRINGS.
Is TIE COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY.

IN TUk COUNTY VI MONTGOMERY.
IL PURSUANCE o: ;hc provisions Of 4 decd OF trust, er.
L -sGrrd ~ ne sn the 10Th day Of April, ISL. by nr. Ned
/. Bridges and wife. and Of record In the Clerks Office. 81
lie counties o! Montgomery and Franklin, made TO secure
20 the NcsSr.. IIol:. tie former prcpre;ors. the payment, O.
she purchase money for the AIc .hany Springs property, /
viii. ~ Trustee In said deed. Offer for sale. al public auction,
Ia from; Of the Allegheny Sprinss Hotel. on THURSDAY,
THE Eth DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1889, II fair. II rot. then
on the next TAI: day. except sunday and Monday, THREE
tSDISlDED fOURTliS OF all ;ha; w.li.knowu property In
the county ~ Montgomery. known Gs the A.IEGHASf
SPRINGS PROPERTY, which consists tbcsiies the Springs
proper Of 4 Tract o! Land. supposed % contain about SO
sc9es, Of The Hotel, Cabins. Bath House, aud other improve.
pcn:- on the said ;rac, u land. and OF tn. Household saG
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools. and Live Stock, used
and employed upon the said tract OF land, aud brloaghg
" the said Springs establishment. the improvements are OF
the ros, substantial Kind. and axe suficien, FOR the com.
Portable accommodation Z! r.sE ErspgIo Si-iroas. Thc-
sprasr have. fJs several year, past. been regarded as
" in the s,ate--t.e water btias justly ce!-brsri FOR it,
great Medicinal virtues. They have. IN past years. been
extensively paircn!f,d: snl sGch Il their celebrity. no, oaly
IN this state, hut throughout the South, that a icrtLcE te
scripiion is deemed unnecessary.
Possession wi! be given upon The Co3slrnaiion OF the
sale. ~ ihat ~, purchaser will have ample t!:ar 10 Elais
arrangements. for the ensuing Spring season.
| am authorized 10y Ar. Il. y. l. Hos. tie owner Of the
other fourth O.. this property, 10 -ay. :aai !. III. p~Grcha.r:
at the sale advertised desire 1t. he can purchase his interest
upon the NOS; Reasonable terms.
To Meet the requirements OF the deed u trust, q cash
p.ym-n; will be required. which Will amount 10 about
S2o.yup. The deferred payEacu;-. In further pursuance OF the
:rus;. will be required 10 Ice made on the first days Of Jane
AIRY. l.61 AMI i-Jl, gn..s. otherwise agreed between the
parties In Interest. JOHN y. l.. GOGGlS,
Jan l.-ctes Trustee.
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TEETH.

THE CHEOPLAsTlC PKoILss.
II ". JONES. Dentist. having purchased ~S
(T. NH the exclusive right for the aeov.
mod: !, raa.ias TEETH ,it .as s'; ss. s.la aas aiee90~
-" - fs;,ed. b.in, entirely satisfied Of its absolute
superiority overt III. gold, .!lvor and pli !: ,o M Ie; as% he can an.
~. nc III ~ nar,isI .e.s Of teeth, and especially TO such rs
may be dissatisfied with those they are nov using. In mi.
process. all Of the objections TO the gold plate are removed;
r.. .,r,ion being perfect, secures comfort and stability TO
,bs 81 and .h- teeth being embedded in the metal, the food
ia c,rluded from under or between them; they are, there
tore. cleaner. smoother, and in every respec,be';er. Ia con-
sequence Of the perfect adaptation OF the plate TO The niouih
| and the suction thereby secured, he can insert one or n;ors
teeth without clasps, AID in all cases guarantee , pe''ce'
| and satisfactory lit.
Til, method havins i...a adopted. and eonmendsd ~
those standing highes,is the prof, ssion. Sor:h AMI soo:n.
testimonials viii be given and specimens e1nioHei 10 =,
VITO nay desire 10 see them. The old plates OF mos -
Ing 10 exchange the old method for :he ne~, viii he isnen
In par. pay. Will, OF course, make ieett On 'he "
for ;hose who may prefer H. a..d
Filling thoroughly and gently done 'n' t'e'"
by electricity for those who wishh a-;,
oAee opposite cohn'hisn Hall. ""
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T.. MAYK'S

+. MAYR'
IAN SALOON,
OPPOSITE BHEgpES & Fox, NJ. 2iS, BROAD ST.
T BEG leave TO inform the public thai, ! have n0E-
l. on hand q large assortment OF superior 24
PIANO FoRTES,
from the best Manufactures In the country u v .
amongst others ". Cache & Co., Baltimore. ] would par
,icu'arly call the attention Of the public TO the Pianos man.
rfsc,urtd by Steinway 4 sons, New York, 10 whoa Medals
Of the highest order have been awarded, Ia competition r!:h
the best makers, as Instance:
Two First Prize Medals =. the Metropolitan Fair, Wash
inston, March. 1855.
First Prize Cola Medal American Ins;I,r:e, Cry'.sl Pa
lace, New York. November, 1873.
Pfrs; Prize Gold Media, Maryland In,.i ute, Baltimore, No
vember. is56.
rirs, Prize Medal. American Iaa:.u,e, Crystal Palace, y.
York, November. lS6.
rrst Prize Gold Medal. Maryland !a.:i:z:". Bah:Eorc'
November, lSI.
All nrs instruments sold s. this establishments: warrant.
ed for fTe year., ani sep.!n ;rIe g. ir' Years -iih9a'
charge. n..
To accommodate purchasers .ror the country, l VIII put
UP The ins,rumcn; myself az any place desired.
Several second-hand.d Piano: Tor sale, sni oc snd Ee~
Instruments fer hire.
h,y. also 70. sale MrLopEoSS, vi;h single aad double
reeds. vIOLISS, GUITARS, &C.; Superior S:risgs.
Adde'S =. MAYR, letter box $50.
Care OF EdSin Workman 4 Co.. Richmond. Va.
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p. II: TAYLoK,S MUSIC SALOON

h-No Ehs' -
No. lss, MIiS STREET.
INIir undersigned Is sole agent In this c!,y@E85X1
l. for the sale Of the celebrated NUNS GHP~
CLARKs PIANO FoRTEs.-The ins:runenis u
have received the unqualified approval Of the greatest
pianiS;s In this country and Ia Europe. lie also Keep, n.
aaos OF GALE: & CO.. and other geoi and well established
makers.
T.. II. Taylor keeps cou::antiy on hand an assortment OF
the best slrs.cal Instruments and Musical Merchandise In
general. consisting CT Pelaubat's superior MELODEoN], Of
~. 3 and i octavcs, with single aud double reeds.
Martin, unrivalled GUITARS.
Tsy!or's approved FL~CTEs-i;he>c r;n'c, are no: -ur.
passcd.>
AceordeonS, Clar!onei.. Flutes, tii-s, F~las:c!cts, Guitars,
vioin.. Bani0., Bridges, PEGS, H..
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for C!ar!osei' aad
brass instruments.
Piano stools and best quality Guitar and Violin Strings.
The larses, and most beautiful assortment OF fashionable,
new and standard Sheet Music 10 be found In This Stite.-A
liberal discount made to Teachers and schools.
In short, every article In the Music line may be lad at this
establish ent at most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and le, TO HE. Old Pianos taken In ex.
Ori % y. n. TAYLOR.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 8 Flour is dull and nom.
iually unchanged; sales Of Howard street and
Ohio at s. IS. Wheat is dull; white l50al6oc,
red 13Oal35c. Corn is firm; white 74a7Gc.
New YORK. Feb. 3.-Cotton is nominal;
sales of upland middling III; awaiting steam
er. Flour is heavy; Ohio has declined five cts.
Wheat is steady. Corn is higher; sales of
mixed at s6as7c. Spirits Of turpentine 49c.-
Other articles arc unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-04
H.ARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
THE GREAT PAIN ANSIHILATOR,.

REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMACH AND
WEAK BOWELS.
DRIPAREB by . Chemist. Bottles le, % and % cents
i and 81. n.c
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL. SCIENCE!
HARTSIORSE'S CURE-ALL should be kept In sl fami'
lie. In case Of accidents or sudden sickness. asst frequently
cures In less time shan Il require, TO get a physician.
II cures pain In any par; Of the sys.er', and Is used r1'
ternally and internally.
As the frequent change. Q. the weather produce 4 nsn
Cold. Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Sore Throat, Pain la the
Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and Far Ache, Ague or Lumrs
in the Breast, Pain in the Limbs and Body: also, sue Neck.
Every nersen should &c. a bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves,
Muscles, Siaevs, Blood and Bones: and, by lis warming elec'
tro.magnetic power, exrels all pain from the system. Gc: 4
bottle and try L.. -,
\. B.--If you have a Cough. use TARTSI0RSES PFC
TORLL SYRUP or WILD CHERRY. Il, the bcs: Coush
Syrup In the world. .-, ,,or
PILLS. They &C, upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, car.
rying Of all BILE and Poul %Sccrctons.
The above medicines 10 be had At all DRUG stores u; Eica'
mond. Norfolk, Pe,cr.burs and all towns in Virginia.
Net IQ-ivi,
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sC TO THE MILLION.-prOt. Wood, Of st.

Louis, has, after years Of deep study and un,iEing research,
succeeded in presenting to The public Az article superior TO
any now In use, and indeed il is truly u wonderful discove.
ry-we advert to his Hair Restorative; the only article shat
has been completely successful in cheating age OF his gray
locks, removing Jandrun, itching. scrofula, &c. II restores
the cray.headed 10 more than the original beauty; adds
new lusire to locks already luSuriant, having the effect Oh
coarse. harsh hair TO render 1t glossy and watcry; fsstens.
permanently, hair that is loose or falling, and many other
qualities which will become known as soon a. used.
The pride OF mankind is singularly developed in the keep
Ing and arrangement Of the hair-perhaps from the fact
tina, IL Is tn. only portion Of the human body that We can
train in any way We choose-how important, then. having
this PORTION left to our care, that We should use all the
means science has placed in our hands TO render IL beauti-
full and permanent. II You would have beautiful hair,
glossy hair. permanent; hair. hair with its natural color ele'
ean,iy preserved TO extreme old age, don't fail to purchase
Woods Hair Restorative daily Iowa State Gazette.
For sale by all the Druggists in Richmond and elsewhere.
De, 9.-cYoySdSt
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH,
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
rHRrY-rurH coNsREss-sncoND SESSION

rKRrY-FUTH CoNGRESS-sBc0ND SESSION.
THURSDAY, FEnRrARY 81, 1859.
SESArE--The discussion of the Indian ar.
preparation bill was resumed. Mr.. Gwin
moved to reconsider the Agricultural bill,
which was taken up and discussed. The In
dian appropriations were passed
HouSE.-A resolution was adopted instruct
ing the Judiciary Committee to enquire into
the expediency of providing for the punish
ment of ~polygamy in the Territories of tie
Union. Mr.. Faulkner, from the Military Com.
mittce, reported against a military academy at
the Hermitage. 4 resolution was adopted to
cut down the size of the large Executive docu-
ments before being printed. The Executive,
Judicial and Legislative bill was then discussed
till the hour of adjournment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-04
LATER FROM UTAH.

ST. Louis. Feb. 3.-A private letter from
Salt Lake city, dated 9TH January. says that
Judge Sinclair had adjourned the Grand Jury
sine die, upon the petition of nine members dc,
clarins their inability to proceed, in consc-
qucncc of the excitement and violence mani.
tested. The jury was composed of . Gen
tiles and II MormonS. The f~actious spirit ran
SO high that rcvolvcrs were drawn and . gen.
eral fight was with difficulty prevented. The
idea of impartial justice being obtained was
preposterous. Martial law will probably be es-
tabliShed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-04
~ TICKETS or CERTIFICATE.

~ ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money TO our address for The tickets ordered,
on receipt ofwhich they will be forwarded by the hrst mail.
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure ;hey may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be rent 10 pur.
cha.-rs Immediately after the drawing
ST-Purchascrs will pleas. write their signatures plain
and give their post-oGice. county. and state.
IT Remember that every prize IS drawn and p~ayabiein
full without deduction.
~ All prize, Of fi 900 and under paid Immediately aNer
the drawing-oiferp prizes at the usual tine ofthir'! day..
All communications strictly confidential.
hdrre-. Order. for Tickets Of Certihcatest
MCKINNEY & CO., Savannah, Ga.
- 4 lis, Of :he Members that are drawn irom.he sheii,
with N. amount Of the prize that each one Is entitled to, will
lie published after drawing. In :he Savannah Daily News.
Ian ls-rLhIauLHlf
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~ DIR. J. H0STETTER'S CELEBRA-

TED STOMACH BlrTERS Is on. OF the greatest strength
cains preparations eX,sn,. II is especially adapted to
those who are afflicted with the Fever and Ague, or any
other disease arising from a disordered condition of the Iii.
ge.,;ye organs. For the Fever and Aeue there Is, perhaps.
no medicine In the world equal 10 Il, As il enters. purihcs
and replrnishcs the blood. which Il so inporIan: to bring
abou; a healthy action In diseases OF this nature. The Bit
ter. ar. now ar,ong the mos; popular, and at the same time.
valuable specifics in the medicinal world. In recommend.
Ing /, to the public, We are fully conscious OF doing them a
great service, knowing, as We do, their many excellent
qualities, and sure and speedy action in all cases where the
disease l. caused by irregularity OF the digestive organs. y
trial will suffice for the mos; ~skep,ical
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-04
,v,pE PIN INCREASE IN THE SALES

TIHE RAPID IN Il SALE
since the reduction OF prices. on the lst OF October, mas
brought the whole number sold up to TWENTY THOUSAND
go OOp) Of which one.half have been sold In the past year
This Machine has taken the highes: premium. this year
a: the Fairs Of the United States and the states OF virginia
New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania, hrntueny, llIhols
California; and the Fairs in Cincinnati, Chicago. s.. Louis
baltimore and San Francisco. 1t uses thread itoa ths
original spool; makes hrns, tucls. fell-, and Ia the mos
prrfect manner, xithou, Busting; Is adapted 10 c'arse oil
fne work; runs with ease and ~rspidity; !, simple and dura
bic, easily adjusted and managed, and OF elegant node
and anish. Price. from 90 10 $lOo. Terms cash.
No charge for instructions. or packing aad -h'np'ny.
send for a circular.
Office 30 Main street, Richmond. Va.
u.r Ic L.. III. CKAlIf, Agent.
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wATER

TO MILL OWNERS AND XXX.
XI1 are now manufacturing Jonvals French Turbine
wa:e. wherlI. with Vsndcva.ers Improvement for
mills and factories, OF every iescrip:ion' and all those wish
Ing to improve their water power, win ind II 10 thel! inter
cal "a address US by letter, stating the number OF feet, head
and fall. their usual amount Of water. the kind Of machine
nv TO he driven: We caa then give the price OF the wheel, OF
what we will furnish wheel and principal gears for, warrant
ed 10 do 4 certain amount OF work. Time gwen IN test the
wheel, and II II does not come Up 10 our figure. the vince
and gears to be delivered to " al the Elll by the purchaser
References given and required.
Lar:s, Factory. Princ. GeorSe county, Nd.
ROBERT BAIRD, Arsr', Richmond, Va.
lnril oX-dI,iy
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NLNAHDEiA MARKET, FER. 3.
. =, coht.nUe light. with Il moderate lie.
I, t.' 3 t:A3 =, Extra 81 :VA6 81: Family
- 'l',': l.i.'. v!:h lis.: transactions, and iri.
sal-' ~ change yesterday 81 white
/. " siE,I a. {! si for fair. The offerings
.-mlad. With a moderate supply. We
ace -, j-t..
~ mlrs". inactive.
.Ai hog, ~ i :; mutton +. as. iaIabs
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,S THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
FIFTY THOUSAND TICKETS!
25,G2T PRIZES.
MlpE IILN lNE pRIZE tn ENEpN
TWO TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves IS, Quarters
$3.50.
plan Op THE
TO RE DRAWN
-I---

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The number, from 10 10000 corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed on separate slips Of paper.
are cncircl-d with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel.
The nrst l19 Prizes, similarly printed and enc!Tcisd, are
placed In another wheel.
The wheels arc then reviewed. and a number |. drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same TINE ? Prire Is
drawn from :he other wheel. The number and prize drawn
out arc opened and exhibi,ed TO the audience, and register
ri by the Commissioners: the Prize being placed against the
are drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the hrst y
Prizes will liz entitled to the rs Approximation Prizes. FOR
example II Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 Prize, those
Ticket, numbered 1925, 1929. 1881, 1922 will each he en-
titled 10 $500. II Ticket No. 80 draws the $1,000 Prize
tied 10 &l5O, and so on according to the above scheme.
Certificates orPackagcswi will be sold at the follow
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As resumed the practice OF Law in the city Of Ricl
III mOnd. Office in lelvins new building, on l2th stree,
fronting Bank street. Jan rs
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i'fH;tI:G MARKETS. rEB. ).
'''-' ~" t'm and receipts moderate. We quote
-a.a Lug at - - u . ~. medium TO good
."+ tsl-h; !. $50.
'"r "aie s. 81. 4 1 -, Extra lot, ~ 80 a
10 =" G2, Sup-rfne 81 a6 i2 South.
i'f> IN the 18th inst, i quoted as follow:
, co.. brands, say 81 2ji' ~ for Petersburg
3, .' ''"ar:ei1su. .asA for Richmond city.
60 Fog IH.c.o au. IIaxail.
.-c-. We quote a. ~ to - cent.
>'N.NTVN MARKETS. rtB. Sd.
'~ila'tn~ l.: extra > 30. family 8 -.
p = ".;- - a - c,-.; corn new ~ n o.