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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-27

THE Subscribers offer at whoIrsue
~ the following goods.
v I iAT>-loo eases moIeshn silks,
&M [ sorted size nnc hrims.
E~AA lao i" hoe. NJ / III 40
Wv leo do do No : do do
100 cases best No 3, assorted sizes and hrims.
20 do Beaver supsrlor article;
50 do Fine Nutra;
50 do Extra do
900 do Black nn While Russia;
so do Extra Block Russia,
100 do Muskrnt 4 Cunev fur broad and narrow
brlms, for Levee and country trade;
" da All ranks ofmlitary II nav i Chapeaus;
/" do Childrers silk and Russia Hats, all sizes.
Cnps-Fur, otter, FIR Seal .Nut'a, HaskrM, and
ha,r Seni, in tiro dozen
SPalctte.
Cloth Caps-Pickwick Polish Ayril's hat
shape, soft top
Forest, Forage,
Military undress,
do Leather foiaging.
hidrens Fancy I urbans, Plaid and Velvet Caps,
French patterns.
Stocks-Satin, Silk and Bombazne, Of the neatest
STYLES.
umbelias-slk and cotton.
Military Plunes, oiled silk.
silk Observation-Disclosures aud Spiiafelds.
Bandhoxes for atters wood cases double for dry goods
The above goods comprise large stock, and all
af the latest patterns and will be sold at small adj
vance, with and charges on New York prices The
subscribers will take orders for southern, western and
Texas markets, for the house of II Gossip Co., Hat
Manuac trers New York, aud at the shortest possible
notice. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP N CO.,
Naval. Military, and Fashionable Hatters,
Exchange Hotel,
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BUSINE CARDS.

'rl29atipi SAsuEEsaTOBy,
.nerchaudise Broker & Commission Merchant,
dl3 Gffrr, SO. camp st.-For the present.
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SLOCOMD, RICHARDS & co.

npACON Sides--40 casks for sale by
I'D d22 G. DORSEY, Al New Iev<e
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- FOR BOSTON.
EssSA The A I conrernd and copper fastened fast
.2=' IL sailing ~ij, ttiEU II, Capt Caldwell! having
tie arrrar oi her engaged, Will have di patch
.Or the above port fsr balance Of freight passage
apply On board, opposite post No !, 3D. Municipality,
to STETSON n AVERY,
dec12 SO Gravier street
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-19

D5nt be d5cour0ged-lf occasionally
you sIa loan By the way aud others thread
over you little. Ia other word. don't Jet
a failure OF two dt,henriru you accideuis
vii happen, mlscalcGIalious wi. ~atneilne-
he made, things Will turn out dlti,ftntly
from our expectations, aud we ua4 be sut
ierers. II is worth shlle To remember that
fortune Is ike the skies IA the month ol
Apfl!-someuines cloudy, aud sometimes
clear and favorable f; aud a. i would BE- folly
10 despair again seeing the sun, becHuse 10.
DAY IS stormy, 50 It IS unwl-e 20 slok into
dependency Uhru fortune lrowps. stner 20
the common course of things she may b.
surely expected to smile again.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-19

l. Csjicu afsd 10 get up au Sctti"' "t n"
Rod projects similar 10 tue navigation
schemes If former ptuod, When every I
riyer ,,nd not frW creeks If lhis State were
IN ~ n.ad, boaiab.e Men NAV be tempted
10 tr, rxpertnenls. ii they see how Il can
be done At ., bic expense, AID wherein sue
ceS, 0uuid gave then The profits, aud dl>ap
monument would only throw the loss on the
STATE. II II b. SAID that the report pro-
,id-s tor security real or persondi, then |
answer thai tht ComPaHy will have 10 e.
curt, T. give bul the work they are con.
srucing, ard tins leaves my position uuai.
iccied. Il = believed tibet prudent men Of
fortune vii hardly agree 20 become person.
uuy bound for a debt If he Company when
th, COMPANY borfoWs money Tor the very
purpose ii expanding inoi, IN ~hat way
does the ulau of the Cum,lttee foster I'm.
proveireptsl None bot men ot fortune wIi'
he nood security. and why NJ, let these pay
% Their Il bscriptioas ard 81 furnish means
10 ghe Cornuauou. \ III I'd nJecllun:-
THIS plan transfers to a Board 4 three men
tor to SINGLE otiicer) the rnNer oi choosing
the Canaanies Who shall b. tavorsd With
The use &c ihe public moueS, "hereas It u
the duts OF the peoples representatives Ia
select the public works which are 10 receive
IA i, S.,,s no,ropo a.. n nuyhi IL
,.a 4. s.,a Ina, dutx aUrw~ Them 10 es,a.
bush Board and vest It WITH power to DIS
noe &c the rublc finds as the, see fit
TIA. ,ssenbI, have as good rlghl 10 ere.
~ t,,,5 e., I,,nroyfnsn, ana leave it,
...t,,,,a - ,h. al,s9l,,,r discretion of a
r,.f,s.,i,r ofirer az tb,. Government.
c.nrth ,.hi.e,ion in the nlan Is IF !,
4. +r.,s.l !, wv ,p-ooses contaminated
II ~ c+er Il IAN H. none, auakeus d
,,..,,,,. ,,,.,, e orr r,,,zans
,.,.,,r g. bsleyng tina, m
.g,h..,,os oc.l,caI ,meroyp,ueni
=. ,,.I ,.ro,e.,s r.tsre.r,es with each
IN =. .,,,,sJ ara s,eh one Vu,,ld
-, sb,rs tha STATE finds
liza s,3 ,,,h,o., vn,ld ba arcn,
,I,a.t a,o..,, ~ ie,I,,g IL the sprplu.
A.a h,,ts o,d III .s,,se a. crSrp ~
;,,.,-..,e,,,, ,,,,i,, 10 retarded anofb., had
-, .iu.ts,ook % mar, " forl,sa
,o...,.,.,c, cs,ai.ora Ra,t~ay oDt, 10
- +, l.,,,b bsss n,b, ~ Sr,ia
n.,..,.,.,e under lbs systan. True th.
u 80 -, ,s,;,.e ,tsir aaat,e mon. 81,
- o,.n1 Ih'. ,l,n does ~,
.,,, I'M Il a.,..r,s.l ,.v,Il H. a,fIi-ui,
LIZA .p.., sL.ll.xrl,,4e ,bss,
..,n. ,,,,b,r, b.ssttn., N unan ire
1891. fjbe sy,,e, D,,o1 -el, uson
~. Ri rts, - j.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-19

Singular. During 'ne prevalence Of the
fatal hniefa Of -32-Wh ch sent thousands
of cIuzrns 10 their las, dread accounl-and
carried q al Immense plumber of those,
= hoprecrmtaielS fled from l,--died Captain
Mead II the Steamboat HOMER and hrs
clerk according 70 the Natrbez Courier,
both were buried 80 the bank 1t the fiyer,
SIDE by side, about fifteen miles below Match.
n. Last year, the bank having caycd m,
the cailius became exposed, aud Il vas
found necessary 10 remove them 10 another
portion Of The ground ~ DOING this, the
disparity in the weight Of each was ohsery.
20 curiosity prompted the persons 80 en-.
gagrd 10 open the collins. II TINT known
to have contained tho body Of the clerk,
was found bones and PARTICLES Of decayed
clnthing In The other, Capt. Mend, IN as
perfect a state Of preservation as II the body
had been rnbtned appearing as fresh and
undecayed AZ when first inferred even the
grave clothes and winding shee, we're quite
sound. It's difficult 70 account for this s,n.
aular circumstance. The cypress wood en-.
closed the bodies Of both Louisiana Adc.
A precIpliato choice npakes way for a
long repentance.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-19

A Pretty Good BiDHder'--"e va 81 /,
d young eomposilor for copy a ~ :;
count Of duel 10 Paris between :" i
c,ies, winch means shop e'ts, - III
,s,ng man translated the word mo s'.'
rho mrstakr Is perfectly natural - - b
zrIIe IL the most beautiful creature p1iI
-, as pretty girl IS on '"O'
ledger.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-19

Haieligg Eggl By NE R.a' q 'as -. :,
There are nos ai Fort Nctlenry, !.
chickens hatched out from 'he 'he,'' :, :,
agency Of the heat Of the sun y
eggs we're found deserted by The heo' " :.
aere 10 course Of IncubaiIon-'"
taken and wrapped - tow, ana Il. i.
The sun, Ind 10 few days 'he sas, .I Il,
and released a brood Of rs ooao"', I.
chickens, a. any dame would dcs'i' y :
Philadeiph.a Saturday Vars
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-19

The payment of the fourth nsialmen, Of
the Surplus Revenue, amounting To about
5000 600, II will be rccollrcied "a. post
pnned, a. the EXTRA session q Congress, IN
September, 1897, until the 1T IL IaGu,ry
next. VIII Mr. Woodbury. b. able 10 pay
u then without nav ISSUE of tba ,cons,,
iullonal currency ii Treasury Nptes-or
will be be compelled to ask for another
pnsipOnemeut
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-19

A new mode Of furnishing masis to steam
vessels by winch they may be set up or IA
ken down, when required, 10 less than two
hours, bias been invented.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-19

Al a late sale Of Durham Cattle in Fa,
cite county (ky.l one COW with cat 10
days old broul b s2iO0 and other. sr,e
rally 1915, 1895, 1890, 1880, 1000, DC.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-10-19

A preciplfato choice npakes way for
long repentance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
THE Sl..lT'ES.
GEORGIA.


a variety OF resolutions, touching the Finance cues.
ton, have been laid before both branches Of the Lcgis
lature No decision discussion has yet taken place.
The Commercial Convention, which assembled at Mil.
ledgcve, has adjourned, after adopting long Report
with The following general Resolutions:
t. Resoirsd Tma IL be ended tho Legislature 10
a"d the addition Of banking capital to The city Of 81
raGmah both 10y The creation OF bauk, with large capital
rd the OF the capital and OF bank already
H. such terms a"d IN such manner, the Legislature may
aA Rcsce That is Convention do recommend to ,hc bank
ing institutions located at the points the State the
necessity foreign capitalists. with
The Of the requisite facilities merchants
direct trade with foreign countries
I'D RcSoSG That this Convention DO recommend TO the Lee
saurc the repeal u! all such provisions, the charters Of my
coanIcs prohibit foreigners from being soeEhold
9TH. Keotd, Tina, this Convention regard as Of high import
nncc the successful completion Of our great system OF nrsIna
cuion Of the Western and Atlantic Rnroad and tho extension Of
efficient aid companies engaged works OF internal improve
uacc"
NORTH CAROLINA
On Tuesday last The Senate proceeded 10 the election
Of its Speaker, and after severe contest Col Joyner OF
Halifax was elected by majority of t,oo votes over
Gen Wilson, of Edgecombe The vote stood as follows:
For Louis WHs0n, (Dcm Rspub 90
For Col. j. JOyncr (ttderaliAJ -.
Mr.. Carson on giving his vote for Joyner rose and
said: "Durng tie cec9neering campaign in his coun-
~, he had taken strong ground against National
Hank, and that his vote for Gen Wilson, yesterday,
had been given principle under impression tia,
Col loyner in favor Of National Bank, but that he
was assured that such not the case, and that
Col Joyner orp"sed to any such institution and
that he would therefore for him $50 that Says
the Raleigh SandarG it would seem Gel Joymcr with
us upon The principle CT opposition 10 National Bank
and that the Bank Wings likely TO lose his compan-
lonslp. We have all along supposed, that Col JOY
ncrs opinions nigh, probably be changed by The strong
Democratic current which swept Halifax at The
last election"
The Standard says, that the House Of Commons is
composed OF l2O mcnhers The vote for Speaker stool
trT Vim y Gta!am (FedeIaitsV 81. Nj lioke (Dem
Rrp) iJ.Tie following are l:e names OF the absent
members: Messrs S Whitaker Mcneil, R0buck. AmIs,
Falscn, Erwin and -, G-Sub TTrasn7y-l tnhnO,cn
Mr.. P1"c,or-lU S. BGnk.-The Standard says, that
MI Henry, the Democratic Republican Senator from
New turnover, was too unwe to attend VIXEN The
Speaker was elected. Our readers will perceive that
seven Sub Treasury men absent the election OF
Speaker for the !onsc aud only Ole National Bank man
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

"a AW SCHOOL - The sYi,saFike proposes II class
q De obtained sufficiently Numerous I" Jnshiy
such an undettaking) To open Law sCHoCl' IN
Stanton the first session OF which, will commence Gu
TIE Asst dag OF December next and terminate The i1Fs'
day Of April following Those who may purpose 10
attend are requested unicatc theJ intention by
letter Otherwise BY the lsi day of NoTs'n5eT OF ta.
Iier if practicable. And to such Of them can II 10
recommended TO supply themselves with The following
Text books Chitiys Blackstone with Fields Analysis
amended: fuckers Commentaries the last and revise
edition, with Analysis appended; Cruises Digest,
and Stephen on Pleading. A few copies of each, II is
believed can be procured here by such az may not be-
nbe to get them elsewhere. The subscriber lee VIII
be $50, pay able in advance.
y. B-1he School will certainly commence on lst
dav Of December LUCAS L. lHOhitSON'
Nov ~ 5S-3t
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70 :sc Members IF The L'gis':.ure:
i-ncmen-I again cii:r my services for Tie Office Of
Door keeper Of the Hall Of the House Of Delegates FOR
the eustiny winter aai respectfully ask r your hand,
the same parri, consdrrt Jon those Of my opponents
sho have announced tic;! names candtaeS t"f The
same Office.
As regards NY qualifications, &c hey rsi he pre-.
scented before the House Oh he day Of election again
ask of my friends, who aided me last winter, for their
kind support, and respectfully solicit other members Tor
.Lrrs VIII; the ghesl respect
am, Gentlemen: your obedIent servant,
JOSEPH +. BAITLEY.
Richmond, Noyembe: iG!I: 1885.
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Esisg'cs'S office.
Drawn numbers Of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery,

Drawn numbers Of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery,
Class No. ::
"A 45 % 80 g 81 c. % . 10 81 60
Hall ticket =? 80 3, Capital prize sent to the coun
try Lady, and will be paid as usual at sight by
BIGGER.
$4,000 Capital. for tie 18th DrcsmbGr- Tickets $40
The tickets the above, and in all Lotteries drawn
in the United States, kept constantly on hand, aud for
sale b. tie package or single ticket at Fortune Home,
BlGGERS OFFICE
The cash for all Capital prizes can be had at sight,
on the same liberal heretofore, whether they
were hased al this office not Orders from the
country meet The prompt attention when addressed
10 THOS b. BIGGER,
Richmond Va.
NV ~ JS-9t
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MARRIAGES.

Married, Sunday morning last, by the Rev Alexander
Col Epw un superintendent OF the L. g annoy 81 '
pet, Fccy MARY ELrS daus Inter CT Hf DahieI 'os"
OF arfos Ferry. D. ~ .
Married in Charlesowu, Tuesday las by the Key. -.
;nmon In. Rev T. BERRY oi Front Ro! 10 Mss A."
e. t.u .Llcr Of the late Dr. Lee GIisgs -
rrd =, plrIp1, last Thursday morning, by Inc E''
Mr. r,rs Col, JugN H. WEgrLLE, Superintendent Of tie u
Safe Mint a. c. 10 ELLr> daughter oil Thomas su!y Esfp
Marf. IN tool nd county, Tuesday the 18Th inst by III
der Watkins WI ". WiLgOcHSE oI Bac.nsAa' 10 's'
land
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(NrrGnfINN III Nm lnrk.

;scercA burg Arena charges US will. having "a
% OF 'n":c OF the n'c5rst siang ever iatpnSed usan
,, ruo'e about the corruption, which i, aiirgcs rss
'@Gse ct tie late WGig viclnry in New York" This
uIe Submission, DC SAID, only one Of the
~ ~ witch sc assignedWe specified the divisions
= 'ni o*n party anothc.-aud the movements &c Tie
"oh'Sis as still another. Blu, as 10 The frauds at he
r, we were indeed 10Th 10 hclicve theri vni thcr
;syh'a themselves in 50 many forms. that il was inn
''' 10 i'cis The conviction Of their existence ghe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

Yesterday gentleman from the country presented
our certificate, and received the cash tor Capital frize
sold few days since Snch almost daily occur
rences al Hoyts For the $4,000 and all other prizes
address ID. NJ foll.
n b. The greater part Of IlOyls prizes are sold 10
persons from the country.
Nov o. JS-tf
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Hunts GHICe.

Col VIM. Wynn, the fortunate holder Of ticket Nos
II 81 n, which drew the nice ii,ic prize Of FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS few days since on Saur-
Gay last pirSc ncd the iicket and received his cash
n H. For he Al COO and other prizes TO be drawn in
December, please be particular 10 direct your orders TO
d. NJ. HOIT.
Nor ~ 5S-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

%TOIlCE -Sirayed from TIE farm of the subscriber,
y about two miles above Richmond, on The Brook
Turnpike Road about the first instant, (Nov }
i!Icy sc'rcl COLT, TWO years old last Summer From
information which have received leGEa that Coll u
the above description about fortnight since
following cart belonging 10 gentleman IN Caroline
county. A liberal reward will be paid for the delivery
of the Colt to at Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern,
Richmond; or iUr such Information will enable me 10
get il again. JOHN GODDlN.
Soy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

guor Revolutionary Borii JAH=S - Rs ",rH
few .,. since Il his residence PtrsyvaTji county, Es-e
was IN ,oac aI co";c meats oi re Ms
you,iaa ai .r,:I.d an soIi.eT and FatEo''
Died nrair l2th EUssGbc at has res S"
the lover ga, cm,U "osny, atr piot'aced ies' -
u HATS E tsc iC'h yGa' OF his age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
TO TIE EDITOR or TIE EvQciaEN.

IiNCUBURG. November 10, l-3S.
We.aIe pIrased al last 10 find, that Mr. Ross advertise
ment has been published in the Enquirer. We learn
!;orn secors Of the State "hcTe have made some
large sales o. the nprus uu,caus, that false cIamol
has been raised that the trees not genuine and have
been raised from The seed We warrant oil We sell TO
be the genuine m5rus mul.cauI!s grown from cuttings
warranted to ,l K by the Mes"rs Princes OF L. Island
the first Horticul,ursts in The L. States We consider
due to Mir r. 10 say, that no one acquainted with h,
would for indulge the thought that he would
through us be engaged in paning fraud upon The pub
lie II is ridiculous. Mr. Rs ct was 10 raise siik he
feds urei 300 900 this year, finds The worms pre-
crrinG the muIlicau!s to all other mulberry leaves, has
made some very line silk, ard from his experiments Is
perfectly satisfied that il viii add more TO The wealth OF
East Tennessee, than any other agricultural 9rocnct
He is one Of the pioneers in THIS business, has already
encountered The jreis Il" his friends and neIgh1o's ana
no indeed there are those who would even destroy his
rppu,alinn and keep from him. That wealth winch his
large orchard VIII row yield. We wish 10 distribute
throughout the Old Dominion Ills invaluable tree, be-
wing that our climate and soil are wei! adapted to The
culture of silk and i.at in i;e it VII! prove 10 Us pro
ftable par. Of our agr.ci! uTe.
la haste. yours.
NOLCOMBE & OTEY,
Agents for Frederick y. Ross.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER

II
can OBSERVER" and "a rLOUGllMAN."
The Enquirer nf Tie ID or Sd Of November contains
the reply Of "a PIoughEIan to The last Communication
OF AN Observer, published in the Enquirer Of Ike 1874
Of OcGJc. BY reference 10 The lG. Essay Of Gan Oh.
server it will he seen that he charged "a poughman
with publishing misrepresentation of his conduct,
and pro" ,uncrG his ins'nuaons to be absurd, bcal
and uniDu',dtd. San Observer also told "a Plough.
man that he had not been member Of the Wing party,
and that the charge made Dy a "A pIoughnan of de.
serlion from 1t, '.unirWe. AS IAN Observer had
made scme remarks about Col! BonGurant, lie slated
pIcI!y that lie held himself responsible for any offence
which his remarks had given hH.-and finally ''An OBJ
lions which he M hl think proper to make against him,
in future, not through the public prints, JHt to him II.
person. These things referred TO now, because
lew persons may not have read the Connunica
ton question: although they subscribers 10 the En-
qurer The intelligent reader is fully able 20 interpret
the meaning Of such language, and 10 make his
comments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

n OSr-Last evening, between the Richmond and
4 4 Fredericksburg r Il. Co. Depot, and + street,
POCKET BOOK. containing Ten Dollar Note, my
Free Papers. &c Whoever will return II 10 the Clerk
of the Rail Road Depot iii be literally rewarded
Nav ~ I5S-l;.1 JOS. ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
iSY'Ys.syY'D.s1!s lottery OA9cc.

Tickets in all the Lotteries, and the really lucky
hers for sale at STATIONS Lucky Office. Look .22G
Capitals sold and casled by Stralton-,he Alfrizo
Seller in little over twelve months
Si00U9!,
and nr0riy as many Priz's as B'ants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
ge Mr.. sier, Dem Republican, of Macon, voted for Mr.
lam"
MISSISSIPPI

MIR. siler, Dem. Republican, Of Macon voted for Mr
Graham.
MISSISSIPPI
Mr.. Trutter (F. b U. S Senator has Iesigned and
his place is not yet supplied Messrs. Prenliss and
Word, The two Wing Representatives, have announced
their determination Withdraw after The next session.
VERMONT
FuURTu DisTHIcT.-C Complete returns OF votes Tor
member oi Congress in this district being The second
trnl, give the following n"jurities
F Fl"utiiu 500 maj. for John Smith, Dem.
Lnnlule, 2l5
Orleans, 81 msjorily against Smith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
TIE NEW OVERTURE.
To conclude with the admired Farce of The
,SH!c!rp Bridegroom.

To. Morrow Evening air. Jones with repeat Richard
the Third.
Ruies and Regulations.
NJ Tickets and seats secured daily at Mr.. Hoyts Or.
fc under the Eagle ioel from 10 T. NJ, and al the
Theatre from l2 10 9 p. NJ, and from TO s. p. NJ
Tickets must be used upon The evening of the day that
they are purchased excepting Certificates TO the con-
trary.
p Doors open at quarter psss o'clock. Perform.
nnce 10 commence at O'Clock precisely Transferable
Season Tickets $50. Season Tickets (uot lranserrabe)
S25. ~ i Season Tickets not admitted at Beno.
fits. Large private Box l23 sea;s} s2). snsl! Private
Box az seats go Single Box Ticket, 81. Upper
Circle 40 cents Pit So . cents First Gallery (or
Muat,oes) 80 cents. Second Gallery, y cents Checks
not lransierrable
Nov. q 3S-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

NJ We are again compelled 10 lay over I'LL our mex
The article of our correspondent on the Sh CnHu'ts
well as tie address the Voters of the CripePer LIS
Irict They will both be given IN our next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27
ggsll'ke'S office.
MARSHALL THEATRE.

II Performance Ill commence, from this time until
further notice. al o'clock Doors open cl quarter past
o'clock.
lst appearance Of Miss KJNE1SS as Ltn'e Pickle
TUESDAY EVENING, November 21.a
viii be presented The new Farce OF
sfsy Ec!2Osc Clerk.
To be followed by the Farce Of the
Spotted Child.
LITTLE PICKLE, MISS kNEASS.
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Alexandria lottery,

Class No for 1888.
To be drawn at Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday,
December, 10, 1895
1J Number LOusrY-l4 DraicH BailOtS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

VIII nc. Mississippi soon follow The example Of Ala.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-27

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-21
Sv1PTWOET-T5r Dcfay,iert

The Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury has been
printed; but wc have not it. The n. neiligencer
states from it, that ar Hoyt the present Collector of
New York estimates the of the dealcallons at
81 233S5 :335 So The result Of very laborOus inves
CATION made by tie Solicitor of The Treasury end The
First Comptroller gives the deficit at each successive
year Ga the 3lsI of December, 1880 it was only
1920 3l-At the end of 1886 it was S:3G,7l5 Con
tie }l.t Of December 1887. 81 uO $50 Son the 2cth
of March, 1885, 81: 225 ,705 G9.-"lead us nc! into
temptation" Leave little money iuiermedaIey be-
tween the receipt and disbursement in the hands OF The
officers as pos5bic--Place il in safe banks, on special
Opposite the credit of the Treasurer of the United
States with tue balances convertible at regular periods
into specie aud Immediately available funds for distant
disbursement, this il The best and safest system.