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The Chances for Waking Money by Hn,iDg Lot
lItlACls.

\ correspondent in tho Augusta (Ga.) Eren-
ing Dispatch, gives the following in relation to
the traffic in lottery tickets:
After had failed aud settled up pretty much
MI my old business. had yet several little conf
dental d.hts that | wished very much 10 pay.
had 800 in cash. every cent had in th"
world, aud determined to buy Lottery Tickets
with il, III the hope of drawing prize and then
pny of all owed and SO be free once more Be-
fore purchasing the tickets | called on an old
friend to whom owed the largest amount, To
consult him rs to the best mode of investing.
opened 10 him all my hopes and intentions. lie
nppIauded my motives, but remarked. "Ihe
Lottery appears 10 be new thing. to you but
it i, an old one to me. At the time when Lot
teries were rather new in Georgia, nine others
and myself entered into partnership which was
to last for ten years-We each contributed 80.
600, making the handsome chpita OF S3O,0Oo
which was 10 be used solely in bnying Lottery
tickcts."-Now with all this money, "A our
smarinsss and great facilities. which you know
nothing of. for buying, how do you think we stood
at the end of the ten years!
remarked that they must have coined mon
ey.
"Wcll." said he, "of the original 100000, we
received back $4,000, and lost the interos t,then
ut : per cent. IN the whole for ten years. The
S30,0uO. # invested at simple interest for ten
years woUll have returned US l,OOD. ana at
compound INTEREST ~bt,f '1'p hu-' ' w 800 W
sum II up, we lost the compound interest on SD
600 for ten years, making sol '13
OF the original stock, 5000
Making a tai Of losses 697J3
And had returned tous. $4,000
Making clear loss Of HOB
This, SIR" he continued, ''is my first and last
cxperoucein lotteries and you may act on it as
You choese."
Well. as had determined to invest, did SO.
aud it the last of my Sio0. 1t was
my first, and TO this time, my lat attempt 10
make money by buying lottery tickets.
AN OLD MERCHANT.
beautiful is the love and sweet the kiss of
sister. Old Paper.
Exactly, and of pretty cousin. too. If you
have not sister or cousin try somebody clse's
sister cousin-its all the same.
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The New York Courier aud Enquirer thinks
that very forciblp illustration of the degcncra-
cv ot the modern raee Of American Statesmen is
found in the confessed difficulty of obtaining
competent and reliable Secretary Of State for
the next Administration. 1t is justly felt that tho
very first order Of capacity is required for the
guidance aud management of our foreign affairs
1t is here that an American Administration is in
vested with the widest discretion. and subjected
TO the heaviest responsibilities. The home ac-
ton Of government i circums ctibed by the Con-
stitution aud the laws aud ia great measure de-
ponds upon the COURSE of legislation; but its for.
eign action. in order that it may be well directed
and efficient, aud adequate TO all emergencies,
mus, have the largest range aud the frrest play. 1t
is by vrlueof hi,aett that in every great govern,
ment the direct management of foreign affairs is
so generally entrusted To the strongest man in
the administration: and nowhere has the impor-
lance Of tins been more appreciated than in our
own untrr. \ cata"gur of the chiefs of our
Department of State, since the formation of tho
Governments little else than n catalogue # our
foremost Statesmen. II is II catalogue formed of
.ach names IA. TINS .1rr"'nspN. TIMOTHY pIcK-
FuNG.JNo. MARsnksi..J NApisoN,JAs Mt.N.
ROE JlHT q ADA, !e,HY CLAY. EDWARD
LIVINGSTON, JOIN {. CALHOUN, aud DANIEL
WEBsrtR. aud Il i. the ability and wisdom dis
,4ch remarkable success, through our whao his.
tory. sustained the national honor, rights and in
,eres,s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

bill ha- pasScdto lis third reading in the
House of Representatives, opprupriating S3O0.
900 for the construction Of a wagon road from
Fort kenrney, in Nebraska. via tn South Pass f
the Rocky Mountains, to the eastern boundary
Inc Of California, near the Honey Lake-the
said road to connect with aud form an extension
of the road already authorized from Fort Ridsely
TO the aforesaid Soath Pass The sum If $780,
600 is also appropriated for the construction of
wagon road from L! Paso to Fort Yuma at the
mouth of ella river; and S50,000 for the con
struc ion ofa wagon road from Fort Independ.
ence. New Mexico. TO the Colorado river. They
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recommended the OF Ersspeas They act in UNISON
upon the system cleansing and purifying the blood and never
any skin disease however desperate the case
be.
Sold Al the manufactures No 70 Maiden Lane New York
pa strand London; by all Druggists, at 2Jc,
G3te and utr box feb 9dw
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ueless Lvrh Nay 10 the sck-'sp specially the pys
ueut- and all life isclf would
he buri,n REMEDY placed within his reach and
vet who groan and fret and iume and com
and night after night, OF the ills to which
which they haVc become possessed OF by
disregard all rules of prudence when they might
10y using few bottles Of
BAkrK's PEfNiUM BilrEHs NehaYc known Thousands OF
dyspeptes the of the grave en-
dre1 invaluable medicine, which contains no
mrcury or other poisonous minerals and carefully
Pared delicate woman or hind can take H. with
GU slightest fear Of injury
Price. - cents per bottle.
r. be had Of ali the principal Druggists In Iynrburg Dan
vile Faruyc riucastlr Abingdon aud elsewhere throughout
Virginia orders promptly filled by addressing
feb l.2v T. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.



Budding Funf Association will he held Thur this
nine uto,k prepared pay contributions
t#hliat Join r Mt'RRELL. Scer'v.
Tor children! : 9so~-er's ssny Leaves ~ she
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II yon ish to comb their heads with ease EOSSEHS
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II Won promote the growth Of their hair and ii
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Aud il you the parent wish these beneficial results to Your
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Il NpR ST, RICHMOND. "a. is doing the
and selling the largest amount nf FuHNIrUUE
oil any other house in the Ciiyis
lst. He keeps the largest Stock,
End His Furniture is well made
3rd. lie sells at small profits.
4th. lie attends to his lnsAess promptly,
9Th. He is accommodating.
9th. His goods are well packed
7lh lie understands his business
9Th The people hive eoudt nee in him,
oh He sells for Cash
Call and see him when you yisi. Richmond.
feb ii d.Iln
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AySFEGE.-Thc sRem brrs o: EurcLa (hun,.
~ No 10 viii attend saar tonvocato OF their n.
ter this evening at O'clock J. A HOPKINS As Sec
TED li.lt -
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H2ARDDTEE'a su.mr Drops tsr norms.
Tins excellent Nermul" i prrpar, from the most II
cacous vegetable substance and has o~ in all
ana certain remedy fol II has ard delicate
pleasant flavor and is therefore peculiarly adapted to chiire
who will take It rs readily other confectionery.
sale by STROTIIER 4 WHITEHEAD,
fob l2ts Druggists Bank Square,
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N1ASON's LIBRARY Of STANDARD TALES.
VI Vols ~ AID WOW REhDY.
COUSIN WI LII AM,
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We selected for tho Fourth sld fb volumes Of our
Library Of STANDARD Tales Cousin William sad }ervsse SKIN
Def Among Sketches Of domestic and fashionable
English hiss been successful than Th,odofs
voice the critics sv-s the pTeieT' nee
productions 70 these spirited aud en-
PERTAINING They exhibit al the vsfiets on bis style snd
written PERIOD of life when his experience was mstur
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printed with he from Shakespeare the title ps9e
"Full Of wire and modern tns'aI ess" . .,
The volume evousy published Of the Library OF Standard
Tales
NoLe I AND II
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Vol. Ill.
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PARTON's LIFE AND TINES OF AARON BURR .
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astrstioDs Price 81 rs.
Published by ...u-n.
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.IlaD EpIT1os Jusr PusLIsRsDt
THE CASE OF DRIED SCOTT: Coodsose4
i tsto lA,ss s@pss. Rsnpk,~ q l~ psses I~ ~ =
~ dee Prize % ssuM
TEE CASE, made up for I'D ssbeAssssd 70 TIE o.
esprems Cetrt;
IL YHT UTD0kIHT - rsnesss1 bJ Cks. Justice 1sssy,
VIII his opi1,S1 h ~ &C Ne VARIOUS matters h ~
1ua
II 9sE SUBSTANCE ARD vAAYIN0 POINTS o! he
wholly OF partially ecDsuIins opensns Nd Feirss
efJrsa,ss wsyIe, Kslss<- Ghsr, psnisl CsnPeeo
are Cs.-cr;
~. SHE SUBSTANCE AND POINTS e.Jussiss hcLes.''
dissenting Opinion
y YHx DISSENTING OPINION n fu-l, q rendered sy
yustiss Curts;
VI AN ANALYSIS OF TEE POINTS RULED. and ~
Opinions Sskyusdi
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER II, lst

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, Vol. XIV
~ ,,T ri. r'{ Es 9Sl5:.sd I syc
Law sd Foreign Bo9Aesr, No. ~ wsshIston- Boston
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA.
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MAGNETISM. MltaoaFTER I'd aIcRoscorE B,
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Professor Of Medical Juri'pruderc. IN the UuiVsrsity Of
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Publications.
Just Pubisbed:
HOME AMUSEMENTS-PAPE FLOWERS

III AND HOW 70 MAKE THEM-sos / aud gov
SsaAy I'D Cor sale BY WIN L JONES No la2 6th CLARK
Assiin snitA No Psk row. Dexter Brother Nos. II
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tst vs have seem for long The boa Of materials fS
ling psp HDvcA lately prepared and toF sale Jons. No
n sassss Of Ingenuity and sshcssicn Of taste
WA bsssss IT, IN thsss hard trse en- there - for Tie
ICiY.tSs fSsVisG
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VIII Be ready q. 10 o'e,oci.
UNSURPASSED ATTRACTION 8!
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

NE" MANtALlNE
FOR JANUARY.
IpIEwILD, THE HOME OF n P. WILLIS. By1. An.
0I iSs.. nssi sy T.sn.y.sv. Euss7tns..
wiNTER in THE SOUTH.
THE nl ssiHrifiisss41F FSsssy 81 osT sIoas
Ilu..r...a b, ro.I s.psyinss
LETITiAs BRIDAL GIPTs.
5 5Gy s p 1Ss' Of + 4 rs cSsoisAr.
fhE Doom @ IHE aSsTSI IEryas. By Ma. e.'srrr.
The ViRGTNiANs By W. NJ TaIcsEsAy.
ILLUsrRA The Tutor In Trouble step'Fs!h'r
IN prospect. Foor Head Pieces
CH,PIEN v. Family Jars
CHAPTER VI The firginians BERN 70 see the wosl
ChAprER VII. Propositions for Wu.
CaApIES Will In which George suffers from corauson
MossBLY RECORD OF CURRENT EvEETs.
Literary NOTICES. Books Of the Month
EE piiTSEss f Easy CHAIR.
EDITORS DRAWER - ~
FRANGiPAaNrS sLElGH-RIDE AND WHAT CAME
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Mr. THACKERAYs NEW NOVEL, THE VlRGtN-
IANs with many humorous I1usrstoHs By the Author Us
con rner ced the December Number Of HARPERs hAoS
IN printed & s IN hf Eu.s ssSs,SS s wheR tie
ruhhers pay Mr.. Thsckersy the sum Of Two Tnoaianc
Ma CHARLrs READE's NEW STORY entitled JACK
OF ALL TRADES-A Matter FACT ROMANCE" WIT
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MS Mr. eAsKsLIs BEAUTIFUL STORY. entitled THE
DOOM OF THE oRIFFITHs" will be found IN the present
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"fBE MARRIAGE TRAGEDY" will sppear complete In
the next Mum ber
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--.m-.. on Consumption.-Tbe second Lecture o.
o. CoaIse on the MODE I'm rREAThENT Of SoNsq ~ Mr.
aTTTvyrsAET INSTITUTE, No $50 BrosdTsy a. ococt
Tais EVENING. Subject: Tvs hLLoparaS. a ST'nS
IT. sudeuts OF Medicine and the puouc are TO-
-. ns ..,,I, inyited 10 attend. Admission free.
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DEAITTIFUL and APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS
Just received om London house some ne" an' eie
sshty bound o,n,ps ppIvrp pooKs
I n Episcops &c. rich aptaus and other styles OF tnc
Inc 20 ,uit every aste comprising handsome quaros eaPen
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Prices from Fifty Cents 20 Fity Dollars and upward.
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Publishers and Importers Of the standard ana sah0hd
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R,,nch Of the London Embellishments.
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TERMS.

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And An sxtr copy gratis for every Club Of Ten subscros
fhe Postage upon HARPEns MsGALns tn9st o. Rai :.
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NNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1900
III viii Be publshsd or about the % Of January.
Hv contain n addition the usual Calendar Pages sne
Astsou CYNICAL Matter;
TRR GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. H
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF TIE
UNITED STATES SENATE. "
LIST OF THE HOUSE or REFREsrNIATlvEs
Politically slssshsd .n, ANY.
an ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT LAVE
,...a :. she Second session ofthe XYxlVis Congress-
pRIrP sXETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGAINST
ENGLISH RULE IN INDIA
HpILL vOR TIE RELIEF OF KANSAS tr'p~.anf Ne
ses,, Law, he which passed he House and w ssss's<
Tie Senate with the vote thereon - ,.,
A sxETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN AASsAs
CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DAxD SCOTT DE-
cssiON.
SKETCH OF MINNESOTA.
A SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LIST or STATES, CAPITALS GOvIRN0as. ty'sS
Scr ssarss Tines Of Legislative hseti1s, EoSins CT oe
'' LEssSsoH HcsyRNs ou q. ii. s.... va,.s A.a Co.
,ysj Elections dn1ne the 1857 fy Counties CcngssrA
0srcts ana etates eArefy compared With ppsvtcus ks$
toss: s1yrsssiy for TIE TRIBUNE ALAANiC.
ies h ps.ss. sEi s S:. csF;. !, e'n 800 sss1
1900 IS Cosies Sor o., ~ Ccyiss ss 81
tsSsss hs;assG Ne rsSsY ssS.ssf1ry ssHss:A
HHvDs kNI<eR Ksw.y0k
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HOL IDAY GIFT 30 OK S.
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Hsve ready ..-.,.s .,..x a.,
1r1JrsTKAfED STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
Round in every conceivable style.
Among the Prominent Books
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the following:
WORLD NOTED WOMEN II Plates on Steel
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BLOOMFIELD's FARMEKS BOY
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T7HE ONLY COMIC WEEKLY in AMERICA.
TIE PICAYUNE,s OUT THIS MORNING.. =;
PRINCIPAL CARICATCRES.
The Split In the Democratic Coat
The John Bu Dog and Gen. Walker. $780,
The Great Eastern the fsstest steamer Ashofe'
The BIitish Lion suferir from the Panic.
LEADING AkTlCLEA
poe,tick, on the Military Seventy five Cent S"1nde
How Byron Did Is-thee Illustrators
Conuess p.-,-.t,
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OLIVER WARE,
- AT REDUCED PRICES.
NO. A, BRoOAE ST, one dOOs west OF Broadway.
VIM. GALE e SON
HAVE ON HAND LARGE STOCK OF
SILV E r w A r L,
eenrrisins articles for
ALL OF THEIR OWN MAKE
OWNS the trade and desire TO Keep 81 sur wotf'
nen employed,
We Are ovFERING
INUSC AL INDUCEMENTS
TO THOSE WISHING TO PC hCHASE-
ITO MEET THE CRISIS.
i RICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS
HENRY LEVY,
No. q NAIDEN-LANE,
osefs at RETAIL
His lrnie Stock OF
usEFUL,
ARTISTIC AID
ORNAMENTAL
FANCY GOODS
imported f the coming Hoesys and TO be sold
reduction ren regular prices. F0R CASH
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for the 8oIi0aps.

nIAMOND RINGS at BARGAINS.
- The subscriber u lellirG eli descriptions OF
E-eTONE DIAMOND RINGS,
HOOP DIAUOND RINOS
ard CLUSTER DIAMOND RINGS
At retail At THIRTY PER CENT
0s'0N ''' ''''' ''-A ' GEO. c. ALIEN
IL Wallst, second DOT.
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IadIes, Fatr,-Ihe Ladies Of Free Church OF the
Yophapy will hold FAIR for the benefit o. sad church IN
a. basep, the same, No l39 Stanton 81 between Esssx
ma Norfo 4 sta, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FIJI
DAY Dec. is, IL. and IS, from II IA to 10 IN:
attendance and patronage OF al friendly 10 tho o0ec are
rspectfully invitee.
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DESIILkNCE.
u THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, just issied,
TO It's the portraits Of Leeat and JAG %
nahee convicted Of robbpg pawnbroker and who st the
time Of detection about - blow up the house VIII
torpedo. Also - A..
Shocking Murder in Baltimore
Murder In Virginia
Brutal Husband
A Eoehsr Shot b. . Woman.
B.rdseye View Of New O.leanL ,,o,,o .
Yhe French Br'rs1d AID
The Adventures Of Vidoeq.
DodseYs rxposition Of Thieves.
Inclination Meeting Of fh!evea
Charity Bal Of The 6hophf<rs-
Invisible on Thieves
"Roush" and Ward, the Psael Thevea
"Beresnsmels" proeefuor-
Liyss Of Five Noted 1heyea
Az Od Offender Turned Up r,,,,
Interesting Conespsndsnce rom kew.ortesDs rnusaeipe-
Pf.ssurph, and other places.
Sold u every News DePc.
kCss / f0usEY
General Agents,
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Volume tNow Ready
OF the ABRIDGMENT Of the DEBATES OF
~ CONGRESS: Or. The POLITICAL History OF sHs
UhrsD STATES This volume especially worthy Of st.en
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Butte record., 1857-01-10
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 2, 1857.


DEAR CRossErrE In my clippings yes
terday. wrote you of the projected removal
of the State Capitol 1t is still to ic of
conversation and is gaining ground; the on
ly thing that will prevent a removal, will be
a ike proposition on the part of the Sacra-
mentans, which, it is not believed, viii be
made.
On the Senatorial track the nags are
brushing ahead to get each others speed
no change in position, however, since yester
day, unless it is that Nc has gained little
on all the rest. As to applicants for Legis-
lative favors the cry is & still they come"
The members of the Legislature are ar
irving here rapidly from all quarters, Dem
ocrats with eyes sparkling and heads erect;
Americans and Republicans like poor boys
at corn shucking.
knowing ones say here that State scrip
the dollar this winter. A short session is
therefore confidently expected.
The streets and crossings here are in
horrible condition from the recent rains, and
one or two extra visits to the bootblack per
day is the result.
There was large number of gentlemen
here, (and some of them hailing not thou
sand miles from Butte county,) who saw two
new years coming in night before last
Yours truly, J. SANsUM B.