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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15

A VIRGINIA LAWYER IN I'M Fv-, /,
K. Coxson, a lawyer, tenders his urot..,.
services to the citizens of Jefferson e,.,,-
in a published card, Of which The ouovi,
an extract:
He will counsel on all matters ,op.bi,,
laws OF God or man, taking no teesIot n
mer, for its fruits Of peace yield i spal,ii.n
ward; its summary is-love thy neisIh
myself, and owe no mar any thing. h. .
obedience TO this first code, most liEe,
viii never call on him for counseIon he il.
but if you desire to leav9 the opiet W..
peace and to tempt the troubled seas Of Ii,
and commotion, he will stand yOa,
through hells of strife, and waft YOU h, \
over yawnIng elements Of hungry ruaa h
ing to sw How wrecked estates, tha !.
YOU have once moe set your foot on lena 1
like Moses and Aaron, you will rejoice
Korah, Nathan and ADRIAN, or like MI
over the host of Pharoah, that hoses
lots and everything pertaining unto them
cept what the law all ,ws them, are enguli
in the Red Sea.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CRY,

The steamer Crescent City has arrived at
New York, bringing intelligence from Califor-
MIA one month later than previous advices.-
She had on board, as freight, ST., 100000 in gold
dust, and her passengers, Numbering 100. had
in their possession 100000 more.
CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION ADOPTED The
California Constitution has been adopted and
published.
There are 10000 men working at the mines.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.
The steamship Europa has arrived at Bos-
ton.
LIvGRpooI Misunderstanding the week pre-
ceding the departure Of the Europa from Liv-
erpool cotton had been exceedingly quiet,
The conflicting nature of the advices from
America, respecting the crop, had puzzled both
BUYERS and sellers. The former were cautious
and the latter, expecting large imports, had
been disposed to realize. Prices consequently
fell nearly Id. Prices-Fair Upland and Mo-
bile 6 SO, Orleans, 81. The sales during the
week we're 1900 bales, OF which spectators
took 5000, the remainder was taken by the
trade. The balance Of stock on hand was
100000 bales. Breadstufs ware dull. The
produce market was dull and inactive.
The money market was rather dull. Con
soils were 94a to 944.
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Tslegrapked d the Riea4une.
for the speakership.

Ballotings for the speakerships
BALTIMORE, Dec. 8.-Tn the House at Wast-
ington, on Saturday, the Bib inst, there were
six ballouings for the speakership. On each
ballot 1902 votes were cast for Winthrop. On
the last rs votes were given for Mr.. Potter,
fDem) Of Ohio. Cobb had been dropped.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15

OF jeremiah Clemens, of Alabama, pre-
vlons to his recent election to the United States
S nate from that State, pledged himself 10
give a 'hberol support to General Tay lor's
A administration
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15

SUGAR IN MISSISSIPPI The Editor Of the
Temperance Banner,' at Holmesville, Pike
county, has been presented with a sugar cane
ne ieet in length aud with Twenty-Five
matnrod JOINTS. The cane was ralsed III Pike
county. ~
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STRANGE DISCOVERY.

The following is an extract from a letter
written to his wife by a New Yorker, now
working in the mines OF California. The let
ter bears date August &c, l849.
"There was Il gold mine discovered here;
(what is called Murphy's Diggings) one week
TO day; it was evidently the work of ancient
times-2l0 feet deep, situated on the summit oil
a very high mountain. 1t .has made a great
excitement there. as it was several days before
preparations could be made to descend to the
bottom. There was found in it the bones Of a
human being, also an altar for worship and
some other evidences of human labor. From
present indications it is doubtful whether it
will pay to be worked, as it is mostly all rock,
and will require a great outlay for tools and
machinery to work it,"
This discovery, if properly pursued by COM
petent observers, may prove OF the highest his,
torlcal Importance. 1t will establish the fact
that the mineral wealth Of that region has been
known to preceding generations, and the relics
which surv,v We may e~ulighten us as to the ma
tionality of the people who first pierced this
mountain two hundred and ten feet, and will
doubtless suggest an inquiry into the reasons
for abandoning the pursuit of gold in a country
in which it seems to abound, and where Its
discoveries had found encouragement to max
such extensive excavations in former times.
TN. Y. Times.
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an explosion of locomotive on the Car.
folllon and New Orleans Railroad, killed jacob
DO'n' engineer, and James Chapman. No pas.
sengers hurt.
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CANTO N:

6F Owing 10 the detention Of our paper in
jackson, (throagh misiake,)# we are three days
behind purTeaular publication. Well be with
you again on Saturday, good friends,
GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR January,
1850, we have received in advance. 1t
is a splendid Magazine, superior to any
thing Cooley has heretofore issued, and,
of course, superior to any other. The
succeeding numbers are all to be equal
to this, and some Of them we know will
be better. We published the terms in
full a few weeks since, and refer our
readers to them.
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Washington National Monument Office

A circular has zen prepared, in compliance
with a resolutions Of the Board Of Manage 9,
to be sent to the principals and teachers of all
the colleges, and academies, and public
and private schools Of the us. requesting a
periodical contribution from the pupils attach
ed to the same, in aid OF the great National
Monument now in course Of erection in this
city, it will greatly assist in carrying the plan
into operation if the teachers and others will
oblige the Board by furnishing a list oil
the institutions Of learning and the names
Of those having charge of them in their res
pectivo towns, counties, &c, andaddress the
same to the Hon. Elisha Whitlesey Genera
Ageu.
Papers throughout the Union will pleas
copy this notice.
GEO. WATTERsTON,
| M Secratnry w N M Sociatv-
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Continental,
NEw.O ORLEANS, Dec. Q

NEw.ORLEANs, Deco
Corrosive noticed in our ln'' N \
sales during the early part Of Tho wen !,
600 bales. subsequently, to which, " ", X n
some additional sales, which 'Wsl''s 4. !,
mount 10 1850 bales. Attic 'aa a1.s II
stated hat factors had again sa''''a' !,
proving their position, enabling Y I NJ u
additional, though slight advance J. 7 \ NJ
talions. The transactions sin' q 'S .,i.s.
a still more extensive seals t,,,her !
continued : Y,ti' TO stifen, requiring 7 ial \, N
6cntion Of our quotations Bay i I n
and the North, have parliO,F ~ prsps
the business j bat an unusually a.s'os ss
have bsen Ior France and The Con'l wsias
' 90 900 e on THURSDAY and 1900 %gs,I', I
king an aggregate for tn' aaooo. a'
bales 10. ana principally iG' ips o. Ne ni ,.a es, v
, dag ss embracing the qualities li''' Thsi.
,'o~,' . strictly Good Middliog, II snou
I nsty Il Inferior e,i,a IN the narhs' g sssSs.
for / are nearly nominal a,.,r,or.
NEW, ORLEANS 'I NsiiSdIinq Fail Y
inferior ::::;::; 8iqSss FsiT: Ha
2d3.a...'iiio,s:'ssssI'SS J sSss. Goa rliiiS
kt4ood Adding lOtalO4
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15

Total arrivals for the months Of August,
September and October, 1857. The charac-
ter of the emigration still continues such as
will reflect honor on the State.
DooToRs' BILLS IN CALIFoRNIA.-The follow
ing is specimen:
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A lot of negroes for sale were lar'oeu V
few days since, from New Orleans Y
them we understand was sick, ana osI
Sunday, with a disease which, y IS fePg|
resembled the Cholera. Another was !
i'll, but has recovered Our conncll WIN
dental care for the health Of the placs' !
diatety required that they should % ,'a
From the death Of this negro We u0'V'
reports Of the dreadful prevalence nS'' I
cholera will 60 abroad but We ass"'' "
lie that there is no sign Of the dlseas \
US. The town was never heaI'hlef' ~
ers may rely upon being prese0.su ~
facts. Should it break out here Y
have no cause to expect they snall + Il.
of it. We will not suppress ins ~
bic u citizens to make a few eOpY'.
would they have US do So Y tsps' !, !.
that the cholera is in existence n.y.
mention of it is made IN lhese W.
public NAV set it down as qnl'undnTa ,,,s.I
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15

Hon. GaoReE McDUFFIE.--A correspondent
Of the Laurensville Hsrald writes, that the
health 1T MI McDufie continues 10 decline,
and i II next 70 impossible tor him 10 survive
much longer
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-15

The milk sickness II said - BE- prevailing 1t
Hickman Kentucky, to az alarmingly fatal
syssns.
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NY
WAR sTEAHERa-The London NJ
discoursing GA this subject. NV. ''n'l
Considering the yipilsn,o
Americans have maintained ,hs os..'. '
tlveness Of their navy, !, doe. s.a''a'
sin 'nlaf that they should have .uT.,.I
selves to fall in the rear in this N.
department. Nothing can exceed y
which is shown in American A.. Y
the thorough efficiency, according n I,
est known standard, Of every A.. :.
launched All improvements 1 "
rigging, gdnnery, &c are Introduces
proprIated without a moments del,,
an American frigate does put d 8. !.
as perfect a model Of her class a. 4, 4, !,
aPeake or Constitution. There ~.
the American marine than met N, a
eye, for little show is made al,bsnA
a good deal IN store. Even IN Il.
steamers we should not be surprised
were doing more than is imagined, M.
certaialyE four first class stean-Irip,,., !
st ,cks, every one Of which, accord,,
8 ystem Of ship-building, Is likely i /,
and heavier than our 'Ternble'-,b. !.
wholesome man.of-war' which Of II.
can show. 1t may BE- assumed with /,
perfect certainty thar when al AMI
steamer does show herself On ne sess. \
be a fair match, in point d apasrA. II
thing likely to meet her from any MI !
rope.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30

4 Brilliant Scheme for Il!h .N3osmIer.
sos 600 $4,000, IS 600, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass 81 20 ho drawn a.
Baltimore Saturday, November u, 1879 10 Hc-' L.
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TURKEYS OFFICE, No. lot, Eas. Main

IL Strecl.
To,hose who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try agan!"
Drawn Nos. Of SUSSEX, No. 70, Oct. q:
56 70 ~ 20 IL 70 81 81 70 80 81
Ii 4 81 % 80 IS 50 So 46 ~.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class 43, Oct Oath:
l3l 10 ~ - 7 81 81 81 50 IS g rs 10 IL.
Lowes, Prize SIS
Whole Ticket Nosis 80 a5, ss' quarter iexe! Nos
9 10 Is, So, returned by HUXLEY.
Drawn Nos. sussex, u, Oct Goth:
1855 81 q 81 . 80 Il 70 50 8 IS 81.
Half Ticket Nos l74l 70, s7s, returned ~ Syup,pv
Drawn Nos Sussex, Extra. lss, Oct 27s6:
Lowest Prize 81.
10 SO Sc 66 g. l So 81 IS n 46.
$4,000 RETURNED.
Drawn No, :nG9Gs y = Ie e q s1 y oe
half Ticket Is T. 8 4 sda = 1..,ausd for III,
ar. do 1857 Us, $500 want off nqIs9as,T BY
TuEsDAY-capirals: ss5, $50, 10000, S.
900, Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tick
WEDNEsoAY-capi,als: $4,000. 10000
1000, 5000, 5000 $50, 1000. 80 Of /, 900, &c
IL Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40.
acknowledgements: 10000. 10 600. B.,
600, 2.G45, 20 OF 1000, &C. IS Nos, IL drawn
FRIDAY-Capi,als: $4,000, 1000, 9,eOG
1877, 2 OF 1000, &c. Is Nos; ia dawn
Tickele "a. -
SATuRlAE-Ca Capitals J prize OF $50, 600
ss 600, 10000, 5000, 1000 3l39. so Of 1000, 81
OF 400, $50 Of 200, &c. Is Nos, ID drawn
Tickets $50.
HURLEY offers for sale this week tickets In the ga
rious Iit,le .Small Fry Lottery, Onss No. lal-
a 900 Capital Tickets 81. Packages s. oo-warrant
al 10 draw back 81 Us al fascinating the rlsk on an
sntirs packaae only 80 rs. All persons In want oil
money are requested TO call at HURLEY's, where for
small large returns are generally made
Oct. %
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THE TWO REspLENDENT STARS.

n scar OF Tue East VII uavel from rom. .9m na
na Gonr, a0ass y, 10 onss in ,o
~ anu ion me ss S :" "a hays i,,sy
A1la days, ti ath Novemoei' ana nave sa mt" Mu.
mediate calling paces-oy insurance anu Sop S,
self and many others are oil me oPop sna oal W se
East IS the most perfect Horse 10 lofm peat. AUG gaze
living or perhaps ever ala ana 70 les.
the question In part, ne Vll show against shaheeh IN
Richmond In March, 1850, or Herod, OF monarch, or
0mnipo,enee, or the 9aeen-ths three last saa 10 DO
imported, and from william, ~. staoIe, or any o.aei
Horse on The Continent Inc precise tune WIN Gs sta.sa
10 the papers, There Is no envy ol oyer ~ .ns
than bare desire 10 ascertain lne Iac.; e1pec. ,ne
stock OF these Horses mas Improved ,o 'he .o ~ sy
olon and alexander tne E'eal. zen uuy new n'u.e
picked STOCK, intsnWheal hno ou'u W. ~ Vi 'e
best Horse ihat ne DC snippeu 10 Sieeh sI ~ ~
the land Of mis- great ahcestoIsi OF ~neh ueau m
and skim and every hai OF ms nano ana 'a oe paco'
10 the Caphai oil Virginia. a. ms ses =, a,s,anso
~ ins ianl lnei, URN, WI ~. s"o, on ~. hssr
should IKE MYSELF 70 stanu WIN o.o .oo w VIC ouL
oil star vi INC 6dst' C'at VI 1lo a'' ne y, 80
north west corner Oh me nS Inot ~ 1 Of ,ns
ana DIoom ~ IVY lsaa na 1870, .sc;ass,u IN r,as
aooI. Mo1.n Ias. "a my ny Rh,. vo,nsy Vnliara Roll
ITO 1aVaunsm, anu 'n III ,h a,b.ie,s ~ n.is,s
insorohe' noasseau sha ,hinp nhsir o,a"msn,s,
ma ma ~ ins.ad fm,t the hubble viii saw so-and ths
names Of some o, .non, arc o" ,SnS az sovsr.Iv
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Valuable Real Estate


FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
1py virtue OF 4 Deed 1T Trust bratrs date 'hr -
IL day Of July, 1872 and 9" record IN the tlrrAs ~
fire oi the Cnnniy Court 81 lIrnrco executed IL Us by
Adophus d Read, Of ihr town Ct Lynchbnrs, Tor TIE
brneit Dl certain parties therein Named We the under
signed the named in said iced VIII proceed "a
sell ii putlc auction. the prrmses, On TIE lh day
rf December hrxt, the Tract al Land in sand Dr-h
conveyed, iualrd III the county 81 liaBfrn, about
one and hail miles II thr Ciiy of Richmond, aud
containing according 10 lr survey mace for Inc lie
gar-s Of Kenbcn Biakey, dsccusrd, three hundred and
sryrn, snG hall acres br thr same more ur
less Tina Va utlr Trart of Land l'ss IN An Easiery
direction from the City Of Richmond, adJaning tile
lands of John NJ Gregory, Esq, Mcssrs Winston, P"r
and others and is about and three quarter miles
distant from The contemplated site Of the depot OF lht
Richmond and Louisa railroad. This Improvement,
together with the Cnhneyinn between tie Back AMI
cana! now in progress, wIi IL brsvrd, add greatly
H. the value I'll the said property It's contsnlty 10 tr
Old Market House also renders IL very desirable Tor
market gardens or similar purposes me SOL Is very
good abounds NJ mari, and ~ susceptible ct a very
hich degree of improvement. THeIe is also plenty q"
timber iad excellent water upon lhr Tract. The IN
mis- consist of n comfortable dwelling with the
necessary out houses, The whole premises briH. III
very good stale al repair. The property vii br sur
veyrd and Divided INTO lois Of tive and ten acres and
viii he out up the dag II sale IN such quantities ~
viii sGit purchasers. The nr.hboIiOod being excel
lent, al opportunity Is afforded 10 p-rsohs Going hit
rss IN tie cry Of procuring small Farm WIN the AZ
yant rss of GOOD society uud nraines> 10 The ciy.
plan uf The property divided nn lcis, a aonvr men
toned may be seen II tie Office 81 Mr. James sutton
ON and alter lite frat Monday IN November. Ile terms
G sale will b: vi j accommodating aud VIII he made
known by either u undersigned on the das oi sale
If the weather shon'a prove unayoible the sale VIII
he poncd tnr hrst fair day thereafter The aae
viii commence al -, NJ. The le To the above proper
~ Is believed TO be UNDERSTANDABLE, bG' selling as
trustees WE VIII rnnsey only with special warranty.
EDi! ARR CANNON, r,,.,s.-
JuSEP.. .H.IO,
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:. Sutherland.

GUN IMPORTER Anu MANUFACIu-
RER, TIA MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE Tue BANKS,
INFORMS his friends and the pubic that he has just
received by recent ARRIVALS from London and BIZ
mnyham, and has ON hand Of his manufacture
and importation GUNS and FOWLING TACKLE, and
every other article required by the Huntsman.
His stock ia now complete, and offers many induce.
the public TO Eiicnase, rot Only On account OF
the superior QUALIFY CT hs goods, hGt their chsapnes -
also He |. aware that il would be "dull game" To
Sporsmcn 70 wade through list Of all the articles III
his store no will therefore be "luick on the trigger In
enume rating only the following:
GUNS AND FOWLING TACKLE.
Superior damascus wire aud stubb.twisi double and
single barrel Guns
Double aud single plain stubb-twist Guns
Double and single plain and imitation twist Guns
Double and plain common German Guns
Brass, Steel and Silver mounted Rihes
Duslling, pocket, belt and travelling Pistols
Self cooking single and six barrel revolving Pistols
Gun, Rifle and Pistol Powder Fiasks
Double and single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and plain English and French Percussion Caps
sportsmen's Liquor Flasks and Pocket TumbIers
English, American and Scotch Gunpowder
boz Calls, Collars, Whips, Chains ard Couples
Huntsmega BoWlag Horns
Wash Rods, Shot Chatgers, Cap Primers, OIL Cups,
Balls
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun Pistol and Ride Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all kinds
for GInsmiths.
REPAIRING, &c.
All kinds Of Repairing executed eIpeditousy, and
in the neatest and most durable MANNER and al prices
which will make II TO the Interest oil the public TO tdvoi
him with their patronage. Oct IL
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SEW R'ssIlsasa. Y shade.

IMPORTANT SALE Or FURAiI uRE. g.
10y v,r.li, II a deed OF trust. execute - u ~
ID John aia,e i son, and 81 rcorJ III lie
clerks d Iiicc 81 ihe Hastings CouH l"s the c'iS
oi Richmond, we shall s.il, AT pubic aucucn. on
the 5h day 81 November nex', ih- luIni'ure III
lhr "Cmy loici" kiohmon'. Thee are roe
lhan 100 naM ma,Iesses AssteaG,, he'd cc'hrs,
carres, bureaus, sofas, chairs, &c, &c -iad'r'
every article necessary 10 cary on LARGE H1e!
'lhi, tnrnturc ". recently purchased, Is OF good
ouallty an! well worthy al pubic attention.
Terms: All suns oi $40 and uader cs,a; over
so a crecii .; l"nr moDtnS
TllUS. :. nHOLS0N, T,,s,ees
w. L. WhTklSS,
To any one who would purchase Ihe whole Iur-
niiure favorable terms would be- offered. Only
a part cash you'd tr required, and Tor the bal
ance c.eti, If one, Two and three years "ond
be gwen. 20. u,
w !. ".
Sale Conducted hy
De i2-.Js puLLiAM & sLADE, hucis
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FORTUNES HOME,

CHALK'S OFFICE, No. G, Main Street,
~ Richmond, Va.
"Put money 10 thy purse,
DO not dGspal:.
True hope neve, tires, but MOUNTS on Eagle wings;
Kings il makes Coda and meanar creatures Kings
Put money in thy purss.'
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
Tuesdsy-Bel Air Lottery, No. 4S-Cap,aIs: sea-
900, Of 1000, sof 1000, IS Of 600, &c. 70 Nos.'
l3 drawn. Tickets SIS.
neutrality-suspicious. Lottery, No 4s-Capl
tails: $4,000, aaoGo, liOoc, 5,iS, 20 Of 1850
&c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $lU.
Thursday-Maryland Consolidated Lottery, No. l4a-
Capitals: SCI 900, 1000, 600, 5000 70 OF
Priday-MaIyland Consolidated Lottery, No. Ia
Capitals: $4,000 Of G,ouo, 3 of 1000, ao oil
1000, &c. Is Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets So.
Saturday-Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 45-Gapi'
tails: $4,000, 30 of35oo, IS Of 800, 25 of $50, &c
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S2u.
" Orders for tickets, packages, certificates OF pack
ages in the above Lotteries, or IN all Lotteries adver-
tised by Messrs D. Paine & Co, attended 10 with
Orf 40 r. CHALK.
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T W. MAuRY Il co Managers No.
j under City Hotel.

T W. MAuRY Il co Managers No.
y under City Hotel.
Drawn No, Of Monongalia Lottery, class X, Oct ~
Single No Prizes $40.
"A as IL So &c SIS Is IL e. 81
Half G Is Al. n prize of slO,OOO, Ienfnedby
HURLEY, Vrnder, Richmond.
I, Quarter 10 a, prize Of slo,oo, returned by
SrRArToN, Vender, Richmond.
Schemes TO be Drawn This Week.
TUEsDAy-Carilals; S25ls0. 10000, s.
Ooo, 8 Of coo 81: u Nos, IL drawn. Tickess
Sa o, ,o,
WEDNESDAY-Capilals: $40 600, 10000,
1000 600 3 600. 25s3, 1000, 80 Of 900, 81,
rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40.
TaURsDAY-CapiIals: $40 ooo, 10 600, j.
600, 2.645, 20 OF Goo. &c. 10 Nos, Is drawn
FRipaY-capitals: $4,000 1000, 1000,
1871, , of 1000, &c. 10 Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY Capirals: prize OF S5o. eco
Is 600, 10000 COCO. 1000, 1852, &c OF 1000, 50 81
400. $50 OF 200, Sc. ~ Nos, 10 drawn; I ,a
cts $50 Ot.' -
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NEW STOCK BOOTS, SHOES AM
TRUNKS. :.
VIE are receiving one hundred PACKAGES . ..
w Boots, Shoes, Trucks. 81, all desirable 40"
goods Whichws os to our ilsnf rs Ioaud mems e
n n,i, Roois double sole.; mems heavy nailed
pp. ,e Boots very superior; mems fine Kip Bro
fans, Nos. 10 10, 8 10 ID, TO II, 7 TO II; boys
Boots, fine and coarse; women's stout iaeea Pesge9
Boots, 3to 8, S ,o9; women's sewea pussns' -, ,
10 =, 10 g. women's peeg<d Busk,ns, 70 >, 70
Shoes and Slippers; Over Shoes for ladies, gen.
llemen and misses, splendid article; also, Ira
yelling Trunks, all sizes, for sale cheap. We
have good stock OF Boots and Shoes. and VIC
yilI sell them al the lowest prices.
Oct29 PUTNEY & WATTS.