The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-22

Daily distribution OF awards viii take place at I2
NJ. and Z. VI. at 1903 Main street.
EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE
Purchasers select their own numbers, any from
one to scyenty-eiglt. and pay for the same one dol
lar. The agent gives the purchaser certifc ate
with the numbers selected. and enters the same
numbers upon register twtl the amount paidl
to be returned to the General Agents.
This schedule Is made at the rate of one dollar
for certificates but fractional certificates VIII he
| issued Of the value of %. 50, and rs cents-lnd
also certificates Of 81, s., "a - -, and up to the
sum Of $40; and awards paid pro. rata to this
schedule. Purchasers can select rs follows:
ONE NUMBER CERTIFICATE,
TWO NUMBER CERTIFICATE.
THREE NUMBER CEIsrIFIC ATE,
FOUR NUMBER CERTIFICATE,
and at what price they pay for their certificate
the 1war''S viii he paid In accordance with the
icatc takes place. tsuppoSinS l. drawn numbers
decide the certificate any onc-nnmhcr ccrtiH-
cate. II dollar hns been paid FOR same. VIII be
entitled to IS In cngraviugs money. If the num-
her the certificate Is out In the l. So drawn.
y TWo-NUMBER .CERTltICATE II both
tied for one dollar paid TO $50 In tcwciry or
money II only one Of The numbers Is drawn the
"oF Ti E. snt,a Il no E aETfG for one
dollar paid If the three numbers upon the ccrtii-
cate are drawn, will he entitled Ia award OF s25,
payable In iewclry, statues or money II but two
Of the numbers upon the certificate are drawn me
purchaser will receive an award OF two dollars; II
but one of tn: numbers Is drawn. the purchaser
will not be entitled 10 any award.
FOUR-NUMBER CERTIFICATE, for which
one dollar is paid, If the four numbers upon such
certificate drawn out of the twelve, viii be en-
titled to an award Of $500, payable In diamonds,
watches, icwelry, or money If but three or the
numbers are drawn, he win be entitled to $40 I'm
books. engra'ings' or money II bnt Two OF the
numbers are out no award VIII be given.
4 II the numbers drawn out To decide MI certln-
Gates equal, distinction being made as to Tho
order IN which the numbers are drawn; ana the
awards arc at once dellYcrcdto the purchaser, or
the money for the same. NJ the option or The pur-
chaser In accordance with the terms of the certi-
hcate.
Certificates for sale by the agents Of the Assoca-
ton, }. III. MADDOX,
General Agent.
AGENTS WANTED. Address or appllyto
my2o Superintendent Of Agents.
DELIEF FOR THE SICK
How often docs II happen that u whole family
Is brought To the point of misery through sickness
Of their proyidcr,-thc husband and the iathcr-he
being unable In such state tn labor for the means
of support and they, being too proud to ask FOR
assistance IN time are cNhiu-tlug all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and at
last there is nothing remaining but utter despond-
cncy.
All this can be avoided by paying In good times
n small amount to the fund of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief of the sick.
half annually. SIS every week when sick: or ny
paying S. go every week, no matter whether the
disease Is derived from accident or any other
cause.
The premiums are put so low ~ tn enable even
the poorest join this benevolent association,
and secure to his family enough To keep them from
want. -
Information can be received at the ONCE OF the
company, SIG Broad street.
Agents for all parts Of the country are wanted
DfREcToRs: William Wildt, President: A.
Bodcker, Treasurer !: John III. Pein secretary.
TRUSTEES John Purcell !: James Miller cashier
Of the Union Savings Bank: ). VI. Rosenbaum.