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DRY GOODS.
r ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH


HAMILTON, EASTER = co..
New Marble Building,
Nos 100, 2o1 and 203 BaltimoTs arees.
BALTIMORE.
Have now In store tmossiy of their own amportsson)
one OF the largest and most complete stocks IN the
United states. smbracing-
SILKS and ELK GOODS of every class
DRESS GuuDS-a very large stock
H HOGS ARTICLES u every descrip.
MOURNING uRn GOODS
CLa1AkS. MANTILLAs and SnAWLs
shhsRnTs p III i DoiMEsTic doors
PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE, r,
a1- RETAIL ROOMS on first feor-the PRICES
affixed to each article, from which no deviation Is
nay ~ WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third floors. &c zo-o3m
L1OR a SHORT TIME L0NGER-We
l. shall continue to offer great bargains in all styles
Of Winter Goods, such as 4
Pine and extra fine BED Blankets
White and Coiored Blankets, for servants
Red, Yellow and White Flannels
Real Welsh and Silk-warp Flannels
English and French Merinns
Plaid Merinos and Mousslines
yaiencias, DE Beges aud Plaid Lustres
Black Canton Cloth. ranise and Alpaca
Flnunce aui s!destripe Black Silk Robes
Do do do Colored do 90
Rich Colored Silks. sold without regard to cost
of Importation. sa
Rich Grape de Paris and White SILK Feunced
Robes. FIR party dresses, bought az great
The remaining stock of shawls and Cioaks, at
great bargains; Aexanders Kid Gloves a full as
sortment OF Skeleton and other approved styles OF
IA ?, CHRISTIAN l. LATHRoP.
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SALE or L.Sp-A farm of 2oJ acres, aud mill
owned by the estate of I'd. Kenna. dec d., Ia ka.
nawhs county, was sold last week for $4,000, TO
n " Good Twin
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e WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"a WATCH AND JEVELRY DEPOT, COR
NIL NRR 0E MAIN AND PEARL ETREETS

q WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"a WATCH AND JEWELRY DEPOT, COR
1yA NER OF MAIN AND PEARL STREETS
0nkb Having received our fall stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER-WARE,
and SpECTACLES
are prepared TO show Of the largest and bes,
selected stocks that can be found in any house in Vir
Ginia We respectfully invite country merchants tt
inspect our stock before buying, believing that We
can offer such inducements will be satisfactory.
Our goods are purchased of manufacturers in this
country and Europe, which enables us TO sell as low
they be sold in any of the Northern cities
Our stock consists in part of Gold and Silver Watches
Of every description; Laliss' Gold, Cameo, Mosa!r
Pearl, Carbuncle, Lava and Diamond Earnings Pin
and Bracelets; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold WatcL
Chains, Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons, Keys and Seals
Finger Rings, with Stone Seal Rings; plain Colo
Rings; pure Gold Wedding Rings Diamond Rings
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses
Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold Thimbles; Gold Neck
laces and Crosses Silver Spoons and Forks; Silve,
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte Monaaies and Card
Cases Napkin Rings; Fruit Knives; Silver Sets.
One of the firm being practical Matchmaker en-
ables us to do work in the REPAIRING department
at low prices and short notice. and at the time
will guarantee to give satisfaction.
MYERS JAHNKE,
Corner of Main and Pearl streets.
N: B.-The highest price paid in cash for old Sill
YER se3
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GREAT CLOSING OUT OF SEA

GREAT CLOSING OUT OF SEA-
~ SONABLE DRY Go0DS--JANUARI. lS5,.
Must be sold at any price, for the next thirty days. 10
make room for a large stock of new snring goods
Elegant Fl0unced Silk Robes; splendid striped and
plaid Silks black Silks from 62ia cents and upwards;
splendid Cheneille Shawls, at $; 200 pieces new
style prints at Cd, worth 70 cent?; 20 do extra do
LANES 30 be sold at great sacrifice 200 pairs OF
heavy Blue Mackinaw Blankets at So per pair worth
81: 2G0 pair bed Blankets, slightly damaged, at So
per pair; IOn0 ladies' Corsets at 81 per pair; l.03
pair Grey Blankets, at 81 2j per pair; fashiona-
Die styles ladies, Cloaks. at half cost; Cheneille
Scarfs and Woollen Comforts 81 pieces De- at
10 cents per yard: 20 peces Brocaded Damasks, for
Curtains and Furniture Covers at ls w0rth 2s. 3D..
together with endless variety of goods bought at
auction for cash all of which will be sold at great
sacrifice from the original cost.
;a4 63 Main ST
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TOR CASH ONLY.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS FOR ONE
MONTH LONGER.
With view of preparing for an auction saic We
for one month, offer entire stock of Goods at
greatly reduced prices. Persons wishing to pun
chase will d we'll to give us call AS We are deter
mined to sell without regard to cost. In the stock
mar be found Rich Fancy SILKS; French and
English MERIN0S French and English PRINTS;
lawns Beraees, Ginghams; Brill .ntes Embroide-
ries Muslin Curtains, Iri-h Linens, Linen SheetiDgs
Table Damask, Napkins, Towelling, &C. &c:
N B.-We earnestly request all who are 1nnebted
to us to c,nle forward and make settlement, as we
are compelled to close business by tebruary;-
Unsettled accounts at that time will De placed IN the
hands of collectors,
DRY GOODS, AT COST.
PARKER NIMM0 4 CO., No. 143 Eagle Square,
offer their entire stock of Dry Goods at cost for cash
consisting in part of the following:
SILKS VESTINGS
M0USLINS SILK, MERINO, LAMBS
MERIS0S Wool, & >
CASHNEREs SHIRTS AND DRAW
BOMBAZINIfs ERS
ALPACAS IRISH LINENS
SHAWLS SHEETINGS
CTOAKS HOSIERY, 20
EMBROIDERIEs PULLED CLOTHS
CLOTHS 9ATTfNETS
BLANKETS, DC.
To those of our customers, who keep accounts with
US, we will continue to charge goods at regular
prices. &c 10
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-. No y VI Mn HIHEEI, hIUfiWUNU,
FlRGlNlh.-The subscribers take pleasure in An-
nouncingr 70 the citizens of Richmond aud the sur
rounding country, that they have taken the Storp
no y Main street, formerly occupied by MIR David
W Walsh, where they intend IL keep constantly on
band well selected stock OF Boots, Shoes Rubbers
Trunks, &C.
We have lust Openeda rich and varied assortment
of Boots Shoes and Caters, for Ladies', Gents
Misses. Boys and Cbiidren's Wear.
Our Goods being selected from the beat maBufac-
lures, and at the lowest market prices hope, by
diligence and strict attention to our business, TO
merit a liberal sh are Of patronage
HAkkiS n CO, I29 Main street.
N. B.-Boots Shoes and CATERS made To order at
the shortest notice, and at the lowest prices, by
N A A
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MON RANK

CH aHLoTTgLviLLE. Jan'y l2th, 1888. !
To HEERY A. WISE, Governor OF Virginia:
Dz,R err :-Encilssd please a nd statement OF this
Baak, 10 LIST instant. Very respectfully, @sa
b. G. fLASNAGa AN, Cashier
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
MONTICELLO BAyK, CHARACTERISTICS. JANUARY I,
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o7x HAGAN's JOHN il ont n
E1.. OF the ring. The question win He2N
Sc a1ksd, Why Itis written, THE iab0rer d w0f-
thy of his wages, and why should msB toll Er
naughii thankful for past kyoss, and eonsinu.
ancS OF good VIII,
'IgiR. Jny,ater, and Snuff he Naon ~
HAaAN'S JOHN stiil retains Greek NatiaR. WITH
all IL. laws and In ieibA riQhts, for II il WRITER
that seifrreseryation u the fret Law 81 Natafee
Why should man despair. ~ hong ~ there h reef
to unturi for he knnweth not his destinyl There
fore, have commenced my old business On 18th
streef and will be- ready 10 build from WhsslbHr
row six horse Cosch--wiii hire out. sell, trxds
aud take Horses on iivsry--will be ready 10 srsda
for an thing, from goose yohe mp - blind OK
Barnuin with all his humbugs, ADD Walker, with biz
military reu1wn, IN nothing 20 cofap pare to HA-
CANS JOHN career, which yor viii hear more Of
hereafter JOHN HAHAN,
ia lets Greek Nation.
o-x CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
HN second hand CARRIAGE, In good or
der suitable for Hack or family use, Apply TO
&C N-ts ALEA- MUTT. Anct.
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wxsr YIosrpA--A bill has been introduced IN
the Alabama Legislature TO authorize INC appoin.-
for fe .es.ion Of oil that portion Of her territory
lying west OF the Apalaehicola river. known as
West Florida. to the former State. The matter
has been talked Of for some years out we nave no
Information of the prospects Of eession.
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HATS. CAPS, BOOTS. &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
MILES, VERY SUPERIOR BOOTS.

We have In store, recently received and made
expressly to our order, geDeralssnortment OF the
above superior and beautiful BOOTS, some msds
for Dress aud come that double soes aud double
upperS. These Boots too ael known TO reslaire
comment from any quarter; aiii ir any ore 70 say
that they have Boots equal TO Niles Is perfectly all
sur There are many dealers in this city, that would
be very glad get them from Miles, but he refuses
as he las more orders nor his Boots thaa be can an
We have been customers Of his for the last twenty
four years. and up this time we have but very
few persons who have not said Miles Boots were the
best they wore. These Boots are made
out Of very soft French Cafskin. They fit beautiful
ly, and general thing they are soft glove
We receiving new supplies OF these Boots almost
every week, aud our assortment Is generally VERY
complete We would respectfully ask friends
aud the public to give us a call when in want
VS. have also, a large assortment of gentiemens
fine French Calf eaters for Dress and aiao double
soles. These tsaiters are really nice aud good. We
have known them to some OF customers con
stantly for six months, and they Mt elegantly and
the price of them Is from dollar and fifty cents 10
two dollars pair less than other Caters are scl for
and will warrant them 70 wear well. II Rot lou
ger than any french shoes. All we have 20 say 20
our friends in town and country. VIXEN in want Of
any thing in the Boot Shoe or Trunk line tocali on
PUTNEY WATTS, whore they can find almost
everything. de IA
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DRY GOODS, AT COST.
drown AND RLEACHRD SHIRTING

ID AND sHEETING.-We have on hand yet, a
large stock of our Domestic Goods, which We bought
at the PANIC CASH SALES in New York, and will
sell them now at slight advance for cash.
We do also offer j0H pair of Bed and Servants
Blankets less price than they have ever been sold
in this market before.
All kinds of heavy Wooden Goods, such as Cast
meres Sattinets, Tweeds, Flannels Luseys, Plaids,
&C we are offering at very low prices, TO reduce our
heavy stock before the lst of January.
j. d NJ. ROSENBAUM,
de 10 1919 Broad street.
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hope that with the facilit
supplies, and the strietesi
Of all goods sent from US,
which our house enjoys
very best character.
Particular and prompt
packing orders.
PURCELL. LAl
81 20 The street
THE LIVER lNVl
l. By DR.. SANFORD,
MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
almost too great to beiiey
eues the first doss otrinG be
one bottle is required t.
Complaint. from the worf
a common headache, all
DISEASED LIVER.
Tho LIVER is one of the
human hody, and whea it..
the powers of the system,
stomach Ia aImostentirely
action of the Liver for the(
functions, when the stom-
are atfault,and the whole!
quene- of one organized
do its duty For the disea-
proprietors has made it
more then 20 years, to
with TO counteract the
which,it Is liable.
To prove that this re-,
person troubled with Liv-l
It's forms, has but totry 8
certain. [
A compound has been
and extracting thai part
active virtues OF the Hlsdi-
all morhid or bad matter
ing in their place healthy
thestorIlaeh, causingfood ;
the blood. giving tone andf
merry removing thecatises,
ing aradical cure without
after effects, felt By using
Poison that is usually,
One dose Alternating Isl
stomach and prevent the,
ing. T. .
Only ons dose taken be-
nightmare. }
{ Only one dose taken atp
gently, andcures costiye-,
One dose taken after
pepsia. =,
One dose of two teal
iieve Sick Headache.
h One bottle taken for fe-,
the cause of the disease,
Only one dose immedi-,
One dose oftenrepeated
era Morbus, and a pre-
One dose. taken often,s
Of bilious attacks, while,
feelings. !
% Only one bottle is
system the eGectsofmedi-t
One bottle. taken for
yellowness, or unnaturalr
One dose taken a shortF
vigor to the appetite and :
One dose often repeated
rhRa in its worst terms,
Bowel Complaints, yield :.
One or two doses cures
while for wormsin child
CT or spcedier remedy inL
~ There is no eXagge
they are plain sober facts,
to prove, while all who |
unanimous testimony in i
We take infinite pleasl
medicine as a preventive
FEVER. and all Feyers OF
with certainty. and thous'
to its wonderful virtues.
Among the hundreds OF
ed to the pubic, there are
commend as DR.. SANFO
generally known now thr
preparation is truly a LIv
the most happy results o
innumerable certificates
great virtue of this medit
est standing in society, Al
best preparation now II
EDunty Democrat.
i'"' - ''' 81 ss.AsNFOl
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis

I .UUdH ELIAIk-F0r Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in its incipieDt stage and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has ever been offered 10
the patronage of a Southern community. This med
cine does not profess to eradicate all diseases of what
ever nature. with which humanity may he afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare to be the ONLY cUpr
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation it
with those who have used it, and from the great num-
Der Of certificates of residents of Richmond who
have been benefited and cured by its usa she feels al
liberty 10 commend IL TO general USE satisfied that
the afflicted cannot use Il withsut receiving great
bensnt nom tts healing and curative powers.
For sale BY Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett q Beers.
ker and Chas d. Yale nv ~
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III IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

1AAHAT BOOT AND CATER wEARERs.
From Is to ~ per cent. saved by buying from
J. III. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel Best ~
quality moleskin Hats $780, second quality, >; silk
Hats $3.50; fine cafskin sewed Boots, $50; Coz
English kid. s37s; buckskin, $3,50; lasting s2s0;
cafskin s., IF patent leather pumps, S. oalfskn do
1918; calfskin Oxford Ties 50 Is. They all made
to order and warranted TO wear we'll.
Terms cash on delivery; one price and no abste-
msnt. ap no
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MOST SUPERINTENDENT

~zsss.8 this morning for Gentletnsn 2 dozen pairs
double sole French Calf gresa CATERS. The above
is the most superior article Of the kind before
offered for sale in this city and Gentlemen In want
of anything of the kind, will do well 10 call early
and supply themselves. JEO. G. PAGE, JR.,
de 81 ~ Market Bridge.
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HEaDISPATCH.


RAiIaoAp MEgrfsa.--A meeting Of the creditors
Of The spartansbarg and unIon Railroad, was held
al Cnionvilis, 3, G., en- the i&th inst. The Spar.
taabars Expsess says:
Fertyfe1r OF the creditors of the company have
already signed release of their lien the road,
aud We have no doubt all Of them viii do IL -
soon a. an opportunity II offered. We learn that
the President intends calling meeting OF the
stockholders on the 18th Of this month. In order
THAI they may cancel the mortgage which vas
made more than year ago, for the pnrpose ei Issn
ing bonds. but upon which no bonds nave ever
been issued.
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Y CRAWFORD'S SA-

~ n CRAWFORDS SA- o
eyLOON-Ths we'll known <SfS8 ~
NJ and popular Restaurant, A s@ks..AasI
10th street. q short distance Ass<&sssssss&
South of Main. has been fitted up in the most aps
proved style, and is now open for public patronage
The Proprietor, in order to make Ii worthy of is
guests, has remodelcd the house from tor BOTTOM
and feels assured that every apartment in Ii en-
tirely acceptable to the most fastidous The Bar
ROOM is. beyond doubt, the ncatest 30 be found in
the southern country, and is always supplied with
the BEST LIQUORS the Northern ana European
markets can afford, well the choicest yentages
Of MINES imported into this country. The LARDER
is daily replenished with GAME, FISH, OYST Frs
aud every other substantial and desieacy of the
son. while the culinary department Is under charge
at popular and fashionable Couks who have been APP
proved by kpicurts of every country. Added 10
these advantages, there are several well arranged
and handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS in the house kr
private parties. TO whom dinners and suppers will
I've served at short notice. INDEED the SALOON is so
complete in allits appurtcnsnces that SNACKS or
MEALS can be furnished st any hour, whilst the
good order uniformly observed. renders il most in
wiling place TOR strangers citizens, who may ds-
sire 10 ENJOY delightful meal FIR moderate price
Thank FIJI for the iberality heretofore extended him.
the Proprietor asks continuance, with the pledge
his part that no effort shall be spared 10 please all
who may call upon him.
De 26-dlm s.V. CRAWFORD.
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WORM KILLER.-Childre,

cry for it, This valuable and popular prepare
ton is recommended with the greatest confidence -
Fast experience and test of years having proved it
one of the BEST safest aud NEST reliable Worm O.
stroyers In USE
Being prepared especially for children, 1t is sweet
and pleasant to the taste and readily taken by them
and may be given to the youngest infant with perfect
safety as contains no oil. worm seed turpentine or
other nauseous drug.
Prepared only by E.J. PICOT. and for sale By
Druggists generally an N
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OF VIRGINIA BANKS


FARMERS Dtsn of VIRGINIA.
RI HalSD ia Iuary Il, 1913. !
To His Excsllency Hsy.Y A WIS, GovernJr of Va
81 II herewith transmit q 81 ttement of the con-
dtion of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia as 1t APP
peared on tiis lat aay Of Janu Try. 1865 together
with co aparatye statement of It's CO. dition on the
LIST January. 1887, AMI ist OF Jaautrs, 1873
Very respectfully, our ODE iient servant,
j. A. SMlTa Cashier.
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RANK az XIAGIESTER

BANK OF WINCHESTER,
WINCHESTER. VA J anuary 18th, 1858. !
To His Excellency HENRY A. WISE
Governor of Virginia.
Dear Sir-I transmit herewith statement of the
condition of this bang the LIST inst.
Very resp -ctfuly yonr obedent servant,
ROBr. d. WOLFE, CASHIER.
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& 400 prizes amounting 10 $SA.u
Whole Tickets $40: Halves %; Quarters " a.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. 49,

PLAN OF THE LUII6hA. z..,
The Numbers from TO 50.UD, corresponding Witn
thoae Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
dips of paper are sncrced with small tim tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 462 prizes similarly printed and encfrced,
are placed in another W heel. 3.
The wheels are then revolved, and number IL
Irawn from the wheel of numbers and at the same
lime a Prize Is drawn FROM the other wheel Ine
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and sxnlpiL'
ID 10 the audience, and registered BY the Commis-
sioners the Prize being placed against the NUMBER
irawn This operation repeated uatil all the Prizes
are drawn out "a
APPROXIMATION PEIzEs:-The two preceding ana N
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
hrst Prizes will be entitled TO the 2s Appro xns-
.oh AZ M pa those fciets numbered Ii 24s 249
z5I II 252 will each be entitled to 500 II Ticket
No $50 draws the S25 600 Prize, those Tickets nun
bered 548 $40 55l, $50 will each be entitled to $780,
and go on. according to the above scheme:
The 5000 prizes Of $50 will be Determined py the
Ia figure the number that draws the SOC 300 prize
For example: If the number drawing the s6o,@n
prize ends with No / then al the TlSkets whers ,ne
her ends with Mo-, then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in O. will be entitled to $40 and 30 on
to - x,
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk: 49,
Certificate ofa package oflo WHOLE Iickess' w ~
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL

NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL
IN AGENCY.-The subscriber offers his services
the ensuing year to his friends and the public
RENTING OtT HOUSES. COLLECTING CLAIMS
&c Prompt returns made in every case. He will
endeavor to secure fair prices and good homes for
tention to them in case of sickness. Office no s.
Wall street, (under st. Charles Hotel) between
THOS. j. BAGBY.
He refers by permission to the following gentle
men: Messrs. Dandridse 4 Hart, Tinsley, Tardy &
r. K Elyson of Richmond; Joseph BroSnley
John Bagby. Alexander Dudley and k0bt. Pollard
of King and Queen; VIM NJ Gary of King William
do LIN
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certificate Of a package of10 whole Tickets, $5f
10 half a
10 quarter H
a3uhth % No


In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt OF which they will be forwarded
BY frst mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
sopurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
So Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office County and State.
sT Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
sble in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 81 900 aud under paid immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
cfthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN l. CO, Augusta. Ca,
e. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled. and
saYe time, by addressing s. SWAN Co., at either
Of those cities.
EE- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
sh following papers: The Augusta (Ga Consti-
nationalist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
Inteiigencer New York Weekly Day Book. savan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and Paulding (Mss.) Clarion. de 30
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roTrnEIBs.

GWAN q cos LOTTEklES.-MA0-
~ NIFICENT SCHEMEi-ssAn0o FOB TEN
DOL La KSH-- The following scheme WI pe
irAwn by 3. SWAN Co. Managers Of the FORT oaines
a Asa L e s:ss o 6 .s .s ~ the,
ave removed their s stSss s st''e'
lobe drs s2i { d Il, fsaafs g.
CLASS 10.
To b drawn In the city Of Angnssa Ca In pnotc on
SATURDAY, HI JA n 1, sfH' ia''
'fszR q 81 +; ( ssa
70 % 'i sxTu il ia JaNUHsY sd. iS;s.
be drsxP II 81 ia's Aqsssa
ON THE PAN or SINGLE NUARERG
"''yM 2Ss iis 4 4' soH H;sz I'e*'
ZACH sAgasS = i@1 N ~; MyuARE =, ~
DO DO .. I $3.50 81 a 90. ....... Los o.:
/ do. 900 Jog 90 90 ''''.'--'.. 1 nS
l &c. ''...-"''.' 90 loo 10 ''' i0
no. 'Xi.iP,PR0xIMAfi0N PRIZES.
4 prizes Of $500, experimenting to $6o.6o =, .,o
- prizes Of $3.50. experimenting to s25.oo oo
prizes t II 500. appro1imasins to $1,000 con
I prizes Of $50. experimenting to $500 .oo
N prizes are 4. ~.cnc Wv
II prizes of Sl2s. approximsnng 70 SS" so
( prizes Of $780, aprroximating to $3.50
PRIZE, are .. 8. ., ooa
prizes OF SIS approxmatns " s%"o 400
prizes Of $50 approximating to 1880 ooo
prizes are ,oo ~ ~
5000 prizes of $50 are W'V
- -
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NOTICE.--Th subscribers are anxious
lS TO engage the SHOOTING of HORSES and
MULES for the present year. and prepaSed to
make to order any description of SPRING WA
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warrant Also, all kinds of WAGONS and CAR
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JOHN DOES Il BRO,
Franklin street, opposite
in I2-dim% McAdams Soap Factory.