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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
EB IE "a ~ GD@Dwo E
AT THE
MHW (LyBA.HAHll STORE.
Market Street.

lltE undersigned respectfully intnates to the La
dies that he has now received a large and varied
assortment Of STAPLE g. FANCY DRY GOODS
"hch having been bought for Cash and under peculiar
~ favorable circumstances will be offered at much less
than the regular prices Ladies will be convinced 81
this If they will call and Judge for themselves. The
stock consist in part of the following liz:
Blaei a'd co5ored SiAs, Merjnoes, Castmeres Nous.
'a%e ae L'14aS' LustreS oacas, Gaia Plaids White
Blue, Red, YeloC and Printed FYan0qls. y fine Iot ~
G'nghahqs at l2a cents pr gard, fast coJors Cacoes
Does5tcs, Linn and Cotton Sheetinq, Pilo,o CASINO
Trash Linens, Linen Laoa, Iu5Le and Birds Ese Din
per, DoaasF NAPKINS, Doiles, Cashmere, Nerino an
CoS.0" Ho@Sery hns assortment Of Children DO In
taQtS Bo0tees, SbaicS HandterchjeE. i;lopey DE- d.
L have lot of Silks on hand some of which are
5hghtiy damaged, which will sell at a great sacrifice
also take the liberty of reminding the Ladies that
% an exclusive Cash business the extremely Low
PRICES at which | will offer these Goods prohi.i
me from giving credit WA. 5 IILES
Columbus, Miss. Dee 3rd, 1853 45-tf.
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I. O. o. f.
COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL.


7HE exercises of this Institution, will be resumed
on Monday the nineteenth day of September
next-under the superintendent of
THOMAS B. BAILEY, A. NJ Principal.
SAMUEL M. MEEK, A. NJ. assistant
The high qualifications of these gentlemen, to dis
charge successfully, the responsible duties to which
they have been called-are in the opinion OF the Trus
tees beyond question.
Those who wish to secure for their sons thorough
preparation for admission into of the Colleges OF
the United States; such education as viii ena-
HE them to enter at once the active duties OF Ie,
can here avail themselves of these advantages
Connected with the school, we have Library OF
one thousand volumes also Debating Society OF
considerable merit.
The Scholastic year is divided into two Sessions OF
twenty-one weeks each The rates of Tuition per
Session. are as follows, payable half in advance
For the Elementary branches, such as OrthograPhy
Reading, Writing, Geography and Mental Arithmetic
&c $50 90.
| For the more advanced stages of Arithmetic anc
Geography, Grammar, Mental and Moral Philosophy
| Ancient Modern and Natural History; Botany, Chem
istrv &C, $40 90.
For Algebra and the higher branches OF Mathemat
ics Astronomy, Trigonometry &C.; together with th'
latin and Greek Languages &c, $25 co.
Board can be had in private families at the usna
rates nn1o puo.;ao,,+
of the Board of Trustees.
q H. GRINNELL Secretary.
Columbus. August 4th, 1853. 38-tf.
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81 cvARLArAN1sM-The Fox girls
PROFITS ranp cd large fortune out Of the pockets
having oopIa have purchased fine place in Har
o, sns pITpY and retired to private life II spif
;tualis I is a humbug, they have found II Pf0u'
able one at last.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-03

SANTA ANNA AND THE PoPE.-The newest est r ~
NOR about Santa Anna Isl that the @27G'1oG ne
has been raising to pay the interest on tne tS
bonds, held in England, was furnished ~ w." =
Pope of Rome. For the return OF TINS cEni'y ~
the order Of the Jesuits. This yarn" it Dug ut to
be added, comes through channel celebrated Ior
news that no other paper has.
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EiNecEs;aE,. Sn;e o. snud.

DI virtue Of order Of the Probate Court Of Pick
ems county, | will sell at the Courthouse door, in
the town O. Carr0lton, the 18th day OF December
next, the Plantation belonging the estate of Shop
perd Spencer, Jr., deceased, containing zoos acres,
lying in Pickens county, the west side OF the D4by
River, ana about three mile south Of Fairfield. There
five OF SIX hundred acres of cleared land in d fine
state OF Cultivation, OF hch. from two to three hundred
slough and Post oak and the balance rich Pfare.
The balance of the tract is timbered land, about IS0
acres of which, are slough land well timbered The
above plantation is Of the best Cotton Farms in
the county. Also, an excellent Clubhouse, Negro
cabins sufficient for thirty hands, and all necessary
out-buings Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are in
vited TO examine the place for themselves The Over
seer on the place. the subscriber at Warsaw. will
take pleasure in showing the place to any one. The
terms Of sale viii be liberal. as the money will not
wanted until the youngest child, now Is years old
is of age and will be made known on the day OF sale
ALso-0n the 9th Of December, will sell, on the
plantation above named, the crop Of Corn, FODDER
OATS FIFTEEN MULES, the stock of hogs. consisting
Of l25 PORK HOGS, and $50 Stool Hogs, Cows
| Calves, work Oxen, Wagons ploughs &c. &c. An,
in fact, every thing the place belonging to said
tate except the Negroes.
| Terms Of SAFE, u months credit, with notes ant
good security.
TALBOT ADAMS, Executor
/ Oct. 26-lI-Gt.
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Historical Lecture

Prof. I. B. BAILEY Will deliver lecture be-
lore the Columbus Historical Society at the
Court House, on Tuesday night the 9th of De
cemoer The public are respectfully invited to
attend. w. Z. BALDWIN S.c,u
Columbus, November 25th 1853.
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Hon. Fl. NJ. WArrERsroN, of Tennessee has
resumed his connection with the Washington
Union. -,
Hon. ]. S. WELLS will probably be appointed
by the Governor of New Hampshire to succeed
ArHERroN as u. S. Senator.
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GEyTLEMENs CLOTHING AND FUzs.
NEsKsEEG EsTAELEsEENENG
G.. w. VAN HOOKS

G. w. VAN HOOKS
STOCK IS NOW FULL AND COMPLETE,
COMPRISING the latest Fall and Winter Styles
| of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, flats end Caps,
Saddles, Trun1s, Carpet Bags, Falises and UnbrAas
The Furnishing Department is well supplied with
Shirts, Under S66ts, and DraicerS, Co'ars, GsoUes
Hand ercLieS CraUats, Ties, Stocls dc. &c. Sc.
iis0, BOYS GL0TMiHG,
A Splendid Stock just received-all of which viii be
sold gerry loa0 for Cash to good and punctual men
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-03

CoNNEoTIcUT.-rhe Maine Law convention
heid at New London on the 10Th inst, determined
by vote OF 40 to 81 to call convention of dele.
gates from all towns in the State to make N indie
pendent nomination for State officers at the spring
election. .
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-03

Rev JOS Cummings, of Boston, has been an
pointed professor in the NJ f. Biblical Institute
at Concord. n H.
The MInnesotian estimates the number of voters
IN st. Paul at 828, and the number of inhabitants
at 1000
Mrs Beecher Stowe has put her book of travels
IN Europe to press under the title or Record of
Travels Abload''
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GAINESVILLE COLLEGIATE FEMALE
INSTITUTE.

W. R. POINDEXTER, y. N. PRINCIPAL.
THIS Institution will be re-opened on Monday the
18th of September, with entirely new faculty
from Principal down.
None experienced and successful teachers are
employed.
A full faculty will always be kept.
Music will be taught both as science and an art
by an able German Professor.
Modern languages and Ornamental branches will
be taught by able teachers.
TERMs.-Englizh and board for the scholastic year
$3.50; the same with Music on one instrument inclu
ded $500; Modern languages or Ornamental branches
at the usual charges No little extras for fuel lights
towels &c
REFERENCEs.-Captain NJ. BARNETT, mr. URIAI
HEBRON, Mr. Willis PoPE, Lowndes county.
Drs SHELTON & DENT, Macon, Miss.
August Goth, 1853. 30-6m.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale.

DY order Of the Probate Court of Lowndes County
ID | will sell at public auction at the Court House
in the town Of Columbus, Oh Monday the 1t day Of
November next on credit of y months, Fourteen
LIKELY NEGROES, to-wit: Hagar, Marah, An
drew, Susan, Harry, Sarah, George, Jerry, Sutume,
Oliver, Jane, Hannah, Henry and Dilsey. Also at
same time and place a credit of and years those
Larqs and Con,a0dious BRICK STORE HOUSES
situated on the North side Of Main street in the town
Of Columbus at present occupied BY Hale & Murdoch,
and Lampkn & Whitfield; also a 20 year privilege
in the Ferry across Tombigby at Columbus
]. {. BUTLER, Admir-
Of Samuel Butler deceased.
October 10Th, 1853. 33--tf.
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sHERglLL's SE9 light LslGUERa Eo7EPE

s0utsi side Of Izsasss ST., Columbus. Kiss.
DICTURES taken III THE Gallery are acknowledge
i cd by all who have seen them to beequa in beau
y and correctness to any taken North or South. No
pans or expense has been spared nor will be in fit
ting this Gallery for the production OF Daguerrcoypes
in the highest style and finish The art is capable Of
producing Pictures executed OF various sizes Single
Tor in groups, and encased to suit any and all tastes
Visits from Ladies and Gentlemen.respectfuy soIci-
ted,
Dagueneotype material for sale.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-03

HiaSietS Sa!e Vi valuable IGWA Property,
IN the oath day of December 1853 at the Court
" House Door in the town of Columbus, county of
Lowndes State Of Mississippi | John K. Ottlev as
Trustee constituted and appointed by the District
Chancery Court Of Mississippi at Columbus at the
November Term 1853 will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash under and by virtue OF two
deeds in trust executed by Alfred R. Wolfngton one
dated 28th January 1915 to Thomas II. March, trustee
for the benefit of Thomas w Brown, duly recorded
IN Book u page 189 and the other dated the 18th
February 1919 to Marcus w. Cage, trustee for the
benefit Of Weaver Mullen & Co. dulv recorded in
Book D. page PSI all those parcels of ground in the
said town OF Columbus known as lot two in fraction
al square thirteen south oil Main street; ard lots sev
en-, eight and nine in fractional Block one in that par
OF the town Of Columbus embraced within the boun
daries of the west half of the north west quarter
fractional section tWcntyone IN fractional TOWNSHIP
eighteen south Of range eighteen west, and the i'm
provements thereon consisting of Dwellings and out
houses: the said Thomas H. March having remove,
from the State and the said Marcus w CAGE having
departed this life have been appointed trustee a
above stated The title is believed to be perfect
JOHN K. OTTLEY, Trustee.
Columbus, Miss, Nov. 18th, 1888. 43-5w.
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Guardians Ectice.

TO al persons interested in the Guardianship Of Eliza
beth Amis Sarah Ams, Mary Afnis and Julia NJ
VOU are hereby notified that John a. Moss, Guar
dian of said minors did at the October Term Of
the Probate Court Of Lowndes county Mississippi ten
der his resignation such Guardian and present his
account and vouchers for final settlement and dis
You are hereby notified to appear at the next De
cembar term 1888 Of said curt Cat which time final
action will be had thereon) and show if any
YOU have why said account and vouchers should not
be allowed and said Guardian discharged
/zz-zzzz> WITNESS, the Honorable Nathaniel
Gse SO E. Goodwin, Judge of Probates OF said
5 s9s county the first Monday Of October 1853
- DANIEL WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Issued, 3rd Oct. 1853 38-3w.
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Ks1Gz'S AND SHOES,
q W VAN HOOK
SnfiPA,

HAVING determined on moving westward we will,
| on Thursday 18th December next, on the premi-
ses, u miles south westof Columbus Miss sell to the
highest bidder tract of rich Hammock and Prairie
land, lying McGower creek in Lowndes county es-
timaed to contain 400 acres bounded by the lands Of
DR.. Carsons D. Love- 4. c. Jennings and Others be-
ing the west half OF south quarter of section No.
north west quarter OF section No. all in Township
II.
TERus.-One third, first March I854-the balance
in two annual payments, the purchaser gi ing bond
with approved security. Also, at the same time and
place, will be sold credit till Ist March next all
the Corn, Fodder, Plantation tools - fatened hogs
100 stock hogs, Gin, Mill, Blacksmths tools &C. &c
GEO. w. CRUMP.
w. B. CRUNP
Nov 26 1884 44-3t
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Plamtagson Fer sale.

TRACT of land, containing $50 acres, situated on
y the Military road, 10 miles from Columbus, I7O
acres are cleared Has large frame DWELLING contain
ing rooms and good out houses
0~}-For further information apply to
B. e. HENDRICK Sr. or
0. T, keller, COLUMBUS.
Nov 90. 1853. 44-st.
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sHJRUE EalZEEl.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

FFAS received his Fall aud Winter Stock Of Goods,
! consisting OF Fine Black Blue and Brown French
Cloths Superior Black French DOe~lin Cassimeros,
French and American Fancy Cassiners.
NESTINGS.
Cut Velvet, Plain and figured Black and White Sat
in. Plain and fgared Grenadjne, and Silk do.
These articles, he Will manufacture order in the
latest style. Those who wish to purchase the mater-
ais Of him and have them made up elsewhere can have
them cut free OF charge.
He has also good assortment OF Shirts. Drawers
Stocks Crayats Saspenders, Gloves, Six and Linen
Pocket Handkerchiets, Socks, Undershirts, Umbrel-
las &c.
Those wishing anything in his line win find it t.
their interest give him cali as lie is determined tt
sell at reasonable rates possibly be AFFORDED
IN this place
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WITCHES AND .TEWELRY.

UAECIES AND JEWELRY.
~ Il f subscriber has just received new and O.
! well selected assortment Of Watches and (. -.
Jewelry OF the latest fashions. &c, which he N.a|
will sell the most favorable terms. Old Gold and
Silver taken in exchange for goods. Particular atten-
ton paidto Clock and Watch repairing
| NJ. KNAPP,
South Side of Main Street.
Columbus. Oct. 9th I653-No. 37--6ln
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FiGGy Dollars Reward.

@NJ VAASshS A~SNSsaN'
= UNAWAY, stolen or fraudulently carried OF from
IL Okubbeha County Mississippi, Li.ety Nulatto
Gtr5 thick set about sixteen years old, named LUCY
belonging to the Estate Of George Cousins, deceased
of said county.
For the delivery of the above described Negro, to
the subscriber residing in said county the road
leading from Columbus to Starkville Is miles from
the former, and 10 from the latter place The above
reward will be given, for such information as vii
lead to her discovery $50 will be given.
Address me at Hickory Grove P o. Miss.
J. P. PERKINS.
Collector of the Estate of G. Cousins, decd.
Nov. 23rd 1853. 44-Iw.
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EslSF.

IN the street Piano Key, and small Letter Box
Okey. The finder will be rewardedby leaving them
with the Editor
Nov 26, 1853 Alt.
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a9.sle al M.ss..sippi. Eza.g.aaes CouMty.

State OF Mississippi, E3yndes County.
w HEREAS, Letters testamenlary were granted to
" the undersigned Executor Of the Estate Of Will
lam Weir deceased at the October term of the Pro-
bate Court in and for the State and County aforesaid
All persons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them for payment duly probated, they will be
de5aued according 10 law. All those indebted to the
Estate are requested to make immediate payment.
THOMAS c. WEIR,
Executor Of the Estate of VIM. Weir decd.
October 9th. 1853. 4O-6W.
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Reported Expressly for the ''Sout1ern Standard
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PHOENIX HOTEL,
THE subscribers having leased the Hotel formerly
: known as the Howard House, have Thoroughly re-
ifte and newly furnished the rooms with an express
view 10 the comfort Of permanent boarders.
AHd the Travelling Public,
respectfully solicit share of patronage.
Their Table will always be furnished with the best
and rarest deicacios the and market affords
and every attention will be paid to guests to render
them comfortable and pleasant.
The Servants will be found prompt ard courteous,
and ready to attend to all commands at all hours
Sept. oath, 1893 35-ly
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NGEkEN ST,EEksS.
FOR SALE.

4 comfortable House and Lot, Out Houses an,
Z Fence new. Apply to
Il. c. WEIR, or
w l.. LIPSCOMB.
Oct 29th, 1853. 40-2m.
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Latest.

Five Russian officers had been brought prison
ers to Constantinople.
The Allied Fleets were in the Bosphorus
1t was rumored that the Tuks had stormed Bu-
charest
The Sultan has positively refused all proposals
Of the diplomatists 1t was freely reported that
thousand French troops would ra &c S.n
from Gen. D. KILLERS, at Constatlnopie'
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-12-03

BY THE NATIONAL rELEeRApu1c LINE
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From The Seat Of War.

The reported battles between the Turks and
Russians are confirmed.
Several engagements and some diminishing have
taken place since the departure OF the last steam
cr. Several h.nIred were slain during The con-
fits
The Turks generally proved victorious.
Pacific negotiations have again been rendered.
y general Eastern Warseoms inevitable, though
negotiations are progressing.
Tie Turks have fortified Ittenstea, on the left
bank Of The Danube, where battle was fought,
which lasted twenty eight hours There was
great siauLhle On both sides. The Russians seiz-
ID the funds OF the Treasures OF Bucharest.
Tne Russians have made 10 attempt to cross the
Danube.
The French and English Con>uIs at Bucharest
were about leaving.
H. is rumorod that OMAR PAscuA has been re-
moved from The command OF the Turkish army.
luc Russian force in the Priucipaiiucs amount
3D. yt,uy i've thousand men.
Iua London ItaseS says that according to new
l.raa O., adjustment, Russia will abandon her Po-
si,.ou po,Iuing she retire with honor.
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Regular Eight DAY Packet for wOlUEsi-
bias and AsseEeseeD.

bSAS skEEU <AsCsNsCCsS'
THE Splendid fast running passen- -
ger Steam Boat CHAMPION. =zEzzA-zzzzzz@ -
T. NJ. BURLINGTON. Master, will commence her
regular trips above with the first rise Of the river,
and continue throughout the season
The CHAMPION is entirely new, built expressly
for the trade of exceedingly light draught, has boilers
s. of an inch in thickness, and for speed safety and
accommodation she is unsurpassed
Oct. 25th, 1853. 40-6m.
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EfANA WAY.
nR0M my plantation in Oktibbeha county Miss,
!: the night Of the 2nd instant, my negro man
Joshua. He about 43 years old, black with coarse
prominent features, and is rough blacksmith He
rode of large sofrel her mule. A liberal reward
will be given ioF him CT the mule.
JOHN w RICE.
Choetaw Agoncr. Nov. l2th. 1873. H.
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B. +. FIELDS,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
COLUMBUS, MISS.
Will attend to all business entrusted to his care, with
promptness and fidelity.
Rsfrto-J H. Turner, Jas. NJ Wynne and Charles
H. Albert: Columbus, Miss.
Nov. 6, 1852. AK
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Trustees Sale Of valuable Town Property,

Daguerreotype material for sale.
Nov. 20, 1853.
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FOR SALE.

THE residence Of Major William Dowsng, mile
| and half east Of Columbus, containing one hun
dred and twenty of land, forty of which is in
cultivation with good Dwelling and all necessary Dat
buildings new and complete together with stock of
every description. Corn and Fodder will be sold on
the Goth of Nov. next not disposed of previously
A fine Artesjan Wen Of SPLENDID water is upon the
premises.
The above residence Is one of the NEST comforta-
bic and desirable i'll the county.
OF For further information apply to
+. L. DOWSTNG. or
B =. HENDRICK, Jr.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. Goth.
Received 2nd Dec
Atlantic dates sixteenth. Sales three
days, fifteen thousand bales Spectators
took two thousand; Exporters one thous-
and bales. Orleans fair six three quarters;
Middling six; Upland fair six three eighths;
Middling five three quarters. Demand
moderate, prices favor buyers. Rumored
battle fought at Eucharist, not known who
was victorious. DENNY.
Arrival from Rio.
BY an arrival this morning, we have received
adyces from Rio up to the 18th inst.
Return of Mr.. ScheaCk.
Mr. SCuENCK, L. s. Minister at Rio has re
turned and is the bearer of the Treaty securing tn,
free navigation Of the La Plate River
Argentine Confederation.
This body is still in session, and it is believe,
that URQuIzA will be chosen President.
Coffee.
This article is advancing in price
Political.
y battle was fought on the banks of the Danub
on the 4th instant between Turkish force q
eighteen hundred and nine hundred Russians. Tn
caunonading and bayoneting continued for tire
hours. The Russians lost several officers and on
hundred and fifty men. The Turkish loss unknown
The Turks captured the town OF the Guirgero
The Russian troops are suffering greatly fro1
fever.
Later adyices from China represent Burmah a
being in a state of siege
Shanghai was invested by the insurgents. Tn
rebels routed the government troops at Annoy.
1t is reported that Russian influence has worke
an alliance between Dosr MouMEr and Persia a
galnst The Turks.
France positively intends to interfere in beha
OF Turkey. The French Funds have advanced
In Italy there is much suffering from the scare
ty of food.
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ENGHY MEo.

EMORY $50.
Isl, Pratt Street.
BALTIMORE. ND.
(I2sgul4r Licensed 45gcrts for Aeryoad)
The following Schemes FOR November y III he fornd
especially worth the attention of the public aaJ arders
IRE Most respectfully solicited in th-I
A NICE SMALL LOTTERY.
S53 3d.
E:.fag>co @0E. foI sEov. T7sE.
Prize Of $500 is $4,000
! 1900 is 60o0
SO is 2CO0
i Prizes oG SlOG-ZG6 oG20--66 of l4--&c.
1cktts 81. Shares in proportion.
Certificates q Packages Of % Wholes $I6 Halves
-, Quarters 81
35Fs.GTT:
Grand Cc'->clisinse1 20, CSr Aes. IS.
Prize OF $4,000 is $4,000
l2497 is I2,497
5000 is 6.GOO
1000 is 1000
100 LEGO is 100000
100 Of $500, Is Gf go
66 Prizes 800, &c g.
Tickets $40. Shares in proportion
Certificates OF Packages of % WhoIcs l60, Halves
90, Quarters 40.
&I&E.GGA.
T'atanscc G04, fer Noy&sns,cr 9f.
l Prize Of 5 90C0 is $ a,00O
" 1900 is 5000
:" 5000 is 1900
E" 1000 is 1890
10 . 800 IS 5000
400 OF so, 63 of -, &c &C
Tickets s.. Shares in proportion
Certificate Of Packages OF WLoles $40, Halves $50
&s32sQ33a
Carroll cousasy, Glass 50. for Oct. ii.
/ Prize of $4,000 Prize of $4,000
/ l2G00 1900
5000 30 100
100 Prizes Of $40, $50 Jt $50. 90, b. SO.
Tickets s.. Shares in proportion.
Certificates Of Packages cost.
% Wholes S74 IS Halves S37
70 Quarters Isl 20 Eighths 81
ALL PRIZES.
Gslo3z5 ga,
Crard Consolidated for Nvember 81
i l Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
i $4,000 is 24.G0O
l2,CyO is $4,000
10 Prizes Of 5000 are $4,000
10 3gOO are 10000
20 1877 are 25.544
: l76 Prizes Of $500, &c. &c.
: Tickets $50 Shares in proportion.
Certificate Of Packages cost
20 Whocs $50 26 Halves $l75
/ g Quarters 50 2oEishtAs, 439
.2Ct!
, Pat2gSeo Class Sic. for Nov. 80,
D l Prize of $40 is $500
20 Prizes Of LOCO are 10000
10 Prizes of $500 are 2.000
III Prizes o. S5tG. IS OF %, &c. &C.