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The Memphis Eagle has an article which abouuds
IN valuable information upon this ever fertile sub
ject According to this writer. the average crop
10 about 800 pounds to the acre, and, In order to
produce the 500 900 pounds Of cotton Annually
sold to the English manufacturers, 100000 acres
Of land must be put under cultivation. To make
Neese lands res6y for production at least LOG days
labor must be expended each acre. In prepar-
tng the soil, fitting up the necessary building,
aosstas crops, Is, which, At the minimum price
IF 50 cents per day, would represent an actual
capital Invested In land, Of ts4 100000 Now this
Il exclusive Of the hands employed which esti
mated 10 the came ratio as the land, will give q
further sum of ss4 500 900; and Of the capital en-
ployed in transporting tho cotton to the place OF
shipment, which may be footed up thus: At the
distance OF IS miles from the place OF shipment
(which is a .air average.) one yoke Of oxen or a
pair of mules will be required to haul 200o pounds,
and the time consumed in each trip will not fail
short of week; the number Of loads 10 be trans
ported during the shipping season of eight months,
will amount to 25o 900, and, consequently, during
that period there must always be in use
1850 Wagons worth. at $7s....-......... 1855, 600
1850 Oxen aud Mules, at 1oJ 600
$500 Men and Mules. at soo0....-......6.zssoto
$7653.oO0
But let us examine the details of transporting
1900, 900 bales to England. Thus England will
employ 200 ships (susposing each to carry 1000
bales, and to make three voyages a year, at an
average of $4,000; yielding gross freight list Of
S3,o0o,000. The of steamboats,, warehouses,pack
ing machinery, &C., on this side of the ocean. and
of the docks, warehouses, cars, railroads. &c, on
the other side will cost as much more, the whole
will sum mp as folowe:
Capital In vested in production 900 600
IA ifa n
Capital invested in incidental expenses. 30OO,eUO
Sls2 1888 GOO
The cost Of transporting the above mentioned
cotton to the sea board, with attendant expenses
OF ocean transportation, commissions, &c
Add to this freights. duties, breakage,
commissions, &C.. on cloth and iron re-
ceived in return 10. 500 600
$24 4s3 900
The Eagle contends that the sums paid by the
planter for sending his crop to n distant market,
and bringing back manufactured goods, would, In
two and half years, build 600 mills and three
iron furnaces. These establishments, with any
kind of management, would net 10 per cent. Oh
the investment, equal to SO, 020 900.
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Aluf Mowar IN LueK.--A letter from Arizona
says that new silver ''lead" has been discoyered
% .aad. belonging to Lieut.. Mowry, which pays
hsinizleman silver mine, WV ''''0sassa
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A RIcH BRGGAR.-An old German named Bene.
dict Shelly, was arrested in Washington Wedues.
dfy, for begging and threatening to fire on some
around bis waist, in belt next his skin in the
folds of his coat, and other garments, were found
sewn up each piece Of coin in itself, eight silver
dollars, twenty-four half dollars, ten quarter dol
lars, sixtyeight cents, thrtyfour twenty franc
pieces, one British sovereign, eleven forty franc
pieces sixteen dollars in American gold, two
large gold Swiss pieces, of the value of about
twenty francs each, one large gold piece, about
$25 in value, whole handful of small aud ancien
foreign coins, four watches, &C.
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NOTlCE.-All persons having claims
against the lats keeper OF the City Magazine
Tor Powder, viii please make ont their acc0unts and
leave them ct the store of Messxs STOKES
HIVES, on or before the I'd day Of JAnnary next,
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The value of buildings erected in Chicago the
present year is estimated at $3,000,0oO.
More than three hundred lads are seeking app
pointmeuts at Alba as legislative pages.
There are five hundred applicants for the vacant
cadetships at West Point
The best .'sieigh bellies" are a pair of red
checked girls.
Col. Albert Pike, of Arkansas, is in Washington.
The population of Oregon now is said to be over
ninety thousand.
Hon. HarryL Ellsworth, formerly chief of the o.
s. Patent ice died at New Haven, c., he 9th
uit
The deposits Of gold at the San Francisco Mint
during November. amounted to 81 ,169 $50. aud the
coinage to $780, 000-all the coin str OK being dou-
bic eagles.
Prof. VIM. A. Harris, brother of Dr. c. r. Harris,
Of Culpeper county, has been appointed Presiden t
Of La Grange College, Georgia.
On the 23d inst the dwelling and kitchen of Col
D. Stickney, in Frederick county, Va, were de .
stroyed by Are.
,The new African NJ. Il. church at Winchester,
va, was dedicated last Sunday, when 5000 was
contributed to pay for the building.
President Comonforf, accompanied by Sir Garcia
Conde has left for the South, intending to pass the
winter in New Orleans.
The average salary Of clergymen 10 the Church
Of England. high low is 81 400. The average pay
of clergymen in this country is hardly fourth Of
that sum.
Com. Stewart resides on farm at Bordentowp.
n j. and goes every day to his duties at the Phil,
adelphia navy -yard-a distance of thirty miles
no matter what the weather may be.
A Springfield poet thus immortalizes the beam.
titul river Connecticut :-"Roli on loved Copnec.
ticut long hast thou ran, giving shad to Soptb
Hadley and freedom to man."
Joseph Cressy, in undertaking to walk from
Bennington, Vermont, to Woodford, on sunday
night week, fell in the snow, from too mpcb
drink. aud persisted almost Immediately. thongb
his brother was with him.
LEMON HoNEY.-Take four lemons CRATE the
rinds and express the juice and strain H. to which
add the grated rind and pound of ref ned sugar
-oue fourth pound of butter and six eggs we'll
beaten together-mx all thoroughly while cold.
and boil quarter of an hour over slow fre
Nor BAD-The new planet lately discovered at
the Dsdey Observatory, has aptly been called by
Mrs. Dudley, to whom the dscoyerer gave tho
honor of naming it, Pandora.
The manufacture of plantati goods has re-
Gently been commenced in the Stats peniteptiary
At Huntsville, Texns, aud works we'll.
HEAVY RcBBERIEs At Montgomery, Ala. on the
night of the oath instant. gentleman was .sgar-
roted" aud robbed of s. 800. In Savannah, a day
or two since. a countryman was fiseced out of
s., 0G0 by gambler.
Gen. Micejah T. Hawkins, for many years reps
resentative in Congress from North Carolina, died
on the oath inst.
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MARRIED.

At the Second Baptist Church, THURSDAY Decor,
Der 23d by Rev. DR.. Burrows. IL. ". REiNHARr
Of Charlotte vile, Va. to Miss MISSOURI BEL
WIN, of this city.
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Snow AT THE NoRTH-Snow fell in Philadelphia,
Wednesday. to the depth of three inches, and
there Was iue seighing there at night. In Bal
timore, on the same day, the roofs of the houses
were covered an inch deep, aud in Alexandria, Va
a few fl likes fell. A dispatch from New York last
night, says it was showing heavily there, and
North and East of there.
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- Il. Legstatsrss ~ assssn st.t.. ...
sssis ssss1sss = January. Sss's commences
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Northern rtarkets-[BY Ts1rGRApH.I

INV YORK Dec. 30.-Flonr heavy-State "a asa
4 so Ohio unchanged, Southern s. 7e954a Whea
firm cuthern unchanged. Corn duil-mixed Il
better. Other articles unchanged and dull.
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[coasr,posp.ucso r TEE srcnnorD DAILY DrsrArcHl

NORFOLK, Dec JVtu, 1000.
We and upon examination Of tho books At the
city isii, twenty-tbree prisoners; one OF whom y
charged with murder, oue with felony, SIX tof mu.
tipy cue for uuia~ fni beating four for breach OF
the peace two runaway one with no proof OF free
DOM one under a oapas, one for safe Keeping. ana
We witnesses for the United States in the case OF
United statea W NJ. s. Mcdonald, charged with the
murder Of John Gordon.
Mayor Lamb had only two delinqueufs before him.
WIN VIM came from smithfeid. got drunk, for
the irst time In his life O. He told pftiui tale,
and presented q pitifut appearauce-so much 90
that the Mayor took pity on him, aud allowed him
TO GO. Thomas UHeara, came from the city OF
Rrotherly Love, aud mistaking one of the Railroad
cars for his bed at the hotel turned In. The watch
men turned him out, however, and provided MIN
with lodgings In the Tom5s. He was also allowed
to 20 without charge. for the best OF reasons, ne
had nothing to pay with.
A Mrs. Crosby was found dead in her chamber on
Monday night. Her husband left her In her usual
good health in the morning, while be went about
bis daily avocation. On his return at night, be
found her lying the bed; thinking her asleep, he
endeavored to awake her. He soon found she was
asleep, but 1t was her last sleep. Nothing but the
resurrection trumpet will ever awake her Coro
ner Summers was called in, but no inquest was
held as there was no reason to believe that vic.
lence had been done.
The congregation attached to the Freemasep
street Baptist Church have determined to build 9
parsonage, and with q view TO that end have pur'
chased lot on the corner Of York aud Bottetour
streets. The Rev. Tiberius G. Jones is the beloved
pastor of this congregation, aud we are confident
that they will erect for him such house as viii
reflect credit upon them.
We note advance Ia corn this morning, ant
quote yellow at 75c, white and mixed zoe Thu
arrival of this staple yesterday was liberal Tbs
shipments are mostly coastwise. PERCUSSION.
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Tor H / r E.-Several experienced
Roatmen. a Cooper, and Washer aud Ironer
Apply to GREEN HOBSON.
de 3I-2t
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BILL BOOKS
MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
OF all sizes patterns end qualities required by Mer.
chants, Clerks, banks, Public Offices, and Tobacco
Factories.
Having good stock Of material on hand. Msr.
chants and others can select their Paper, and have
their Blank Books made up i'll the best manner and
to any pattern
Letter, Fooscap, Pocket and Commercial, Post
and Bill Papers of various qualities at low prices
g-ther with English, French and American Sta
tionery of every description
de 23-6t JAMES WOODHOUSE A Co
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IL Leather POCKET BOOK, containing siSs in
Ten Dollar Notes, part Virginia and part North
Carolina money, &c. Three Dollar Gold piece -
at this Office. JOHN II HINES
de- I-2tt
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LOST.


T OST-Comipg from the Theatre, q
II Leather POCK ct BOOK, containing si93 in
Carolina money, &C. one Three Dollar Gold piece -
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving 1t
at this Office. JOHN Il HINES
T OST-On the 29th inst, on Broad.
Lbetween 9th and Let Streets a mourning Breast.
pin and Collar. The finder will be literally reward
cd by leaving the same at this Office. de3l-lts
I OST. LOST-A BLACK LYNX CAPE
~ lined with black Satin, last night between cor
ner Of lst and Cary aud sth streets and Clay SITS
he finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
de aO-st* &c THOMPSON
T OST-Between st. Pauls church, and
- the corner Of Leigh and 9th streets, Gold
Linked BRACEthT liberal reward is offered
for ITS delivery at this office.
de 20 3t*
DOR HIRE.-A middle aged servant
Woman. of excellent character, who is a care
fol and kind nurse for chdren and superior seam.
stress: She has with her a likely son. or years
b WATRINs, l57 Main street.
de SIS or corner Sth and Grace SITS.
THE HEIRS OF p N. EDGAH, dec d.
if any, will find it to their interest to apply TO
w Bdl Ian, Sheriff and Administrator Ct
BoYDroN Mecklenburg CO VAL
Dec. 18th. 1858. ! de SLIT
EOR E.-several experienced
!. Roatmen, Cooper, and 3 Washer aud Ironer
AG Gs yl1 to GREEN 4 HoBsoS:
EOR HIRE.-Four No. Barrel Coop
ers. Apply to ALEX NJ TRkBUE.
At Watkins Trabues,
de 3l-4tf shockoe Slip.
FOR HIRE "A valuable MANI Dining
l. Room Servant AY STOKES
de Sits
{ LAS CHANDALlERS-A beautiful va.
rety of Gas Chandeliers, of the latest patterns,
THOMAS A BULKLEY,
CHINA TEA sETTS.-New pat ems
~ of China Tea Sets, max ing nv assortment We
store of THOMAS BULKLIY.
CHILDREN'S HOBBIES, kOCKING
- Horses. Gigs. Fancy and Plain Boys sleighs.
Vehcipedes. JUST received at Dr,u,,v.
de- 1877 Main ut.
H0NfY-HONFY A fine article of
IL Strained Honey for sale at 81 II per sall, by
ds3t IFS Broad st.
EREsH BURNING FLUID-w arran,ed
JNo " POLLARD. Druggist.
e3l 18th street
DOR COUGHS, COLDS, OARSE-
NESS. &c,-Ayers' Cherry Pectoral and all Of
the most reliable preparations, for sale by
JN0 W POLLARD. Druggist,
de 81 18th street
DOLLARD'S LINIMENT For Rheu-
L matism, Neuralgia. scre Throat, Colds in the
head, Corns, DC, Poards Rheumatic Liniment 10 q
certain and speedy cure. de3I
n UNP OWDER TEAS--Of superior
" quality-in half Chests and Cases. For sale
by
de 81 IL q DAVENPORT
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echr Excelsior, Riley, Philadelphia, coal. W b
Davis h Go.
schr king, Leeds. Philadelphia. Pig iron.
Rahm; and hay Bsidgford Co.
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FOR HIRE.-A middle aged servant
4 Woman. of excellent character, vino is a care
fol and kind nurse for children and superior scam.
| stress. She has with her likely son, or years
old. Price IS doiiars Apply to
/ WATKINS, l57 Main street
de 3l-3.* or corner Sth and n rare sfu
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LAS CHANDALlERS-A beautiful va :
riety of Gas Chandeliers, of the latest patterns,
for sale at the Chin Store of
THOMAS A BULKLEY,
de al 127 Main at
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FOR HIRE.-Four No. 1 Barrel Coop
4 ers. Apply to ALEX NJ TRkBUE,
At Watkins Trabue's
de 3i-4tf Shockoe Sin
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DOLLARD'S LINIMENT For Rheu-
L matism, Neuralgia. scre Throat Colds in the
head Corns. DC, Pollard 3 Rheumatic Liniment is q
certain and speedy cure. de 81
n UNP OWDER TEAS--Of superior
" quality-in half Chests and Cases. For sale
by
de 81 I&G B DAVENPORT
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FOR HIRE "A valuable MANI Dining
l. RooDi Servant. AY SrOKEs
10
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NOTiCE.-The annual meeting Of the
stoekholder. of the Farmers Babk Of Virginia,
Richmond. on "WEDNESDAY. the eth day Of Jan.
sary, 1850.
No Officer or Director Of . Bant shall hereafter
vote as proxy OF stock holder in aby election OF Di
reetors or officeY Of Bank nor shall any proxy
be valid which shall have been executed sixty days
before the time Of election
do l3--atawtd j HilTH Cashier
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r OST-Between st. Paul's church, aud
IL the corner of Legh and 9th streets a Gold
Linked BRACELkT. A liberal reward is offered
for its delivery at this office.
de 20 3tS
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WANTED-A situation as GARDEN
w Err, by young man of small family, who
understands the business thoroughly. ami can come
VIII recommended. Apply at this flee any day of
the week, from IL 10 NJ de 2tI-2tE
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CHINA TEA sETTS.-New pat ems
~ of China Tea Sets making my assortment ve-
~ complete, and for sale low rates at the China
store of THOMAS A BULKLEY,
de A -
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rHILDREN'S HOBBIES, HOOKING
- Horses. Gigs, Fancy and Plain Boys Sleighs,
Feltcipedes just received at
BULKLEY's,
de 81 1877 Main ut.
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oSA - 1@A A4AStN IN " ft>AN y H-s
tor rent. kr the next year. the Farm, Situated -
above, lately occupied b. Mr., loba w. CardwelL.
" contains about AS OF highly inpres.d land.
about - Acyes are heavily wooded. and the balance
Of the land b rNay for caltivsitons The lmrreve
meets are new framed DWELLING house With foas
seo@A pae,Axs Aad elcsss two pssre esaIte.S :.
psopsrsy h supplied With spFina ara wall water.
and SUBSTANTIALLY enrioeea fcaseseion 10 b. haA
= si-saiies JAS u. rAYLSH / SON. n
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WANTED-A first rate COOK, with
w out iDcumbrance; also, Dining Room Ser
want of good character, for the coming year.
Apply to
ia
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WANTED-A SITUATION wanted by
w youth who has had two years. ex perience in
a tobacco factory ard who wants to eng aee in limi
lar employment, or in Wholesale retail store
As employment IL his principal object, he will be
satisfied with moderate wages Enquire at the of.
fice of G0DDIN 4 APPERSON
da "a
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF QUARER CITY
SEWING MACHINES. at Whitsaurst,s old
GALLERY. II Main street. Those ladies tat ordered
Machines. can nov be supplied. IS We have received
~ ing them. ~ We neglected to take Their address
a.. agents wanted in every county gasold in the
ness. as but snail capital is reauirsd The most
liberal terms are offered to agents. Jpply soon, a.
some OF the most valuable counties lsre being en-
gagged. w FKNAR AGENT
de 29-3tt - $500
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WANTED.-I wish to hire for the en-
w suing year, good COOK, Washer and Ironer
THO3 RULkLEY
de a0-2t l3T Main street
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MAHINH IHrHLLI0nH y.
ARRIVED,

PORT or RICHMOND -DECEMBBR sob, Tess.
~.~->~~-S~ ~>~,~~<~>r-~~~~-.
High HhteS this day friday selsck.
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WA N T e Dat this Office c1p es of
w ths DAILY DISPATCH" of the following
dates: July 9th. l4th, and November 23d. Amy per
sons having snch papers, will ba paid for the same
by leaving them at this Office de 30-3t
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0-L NJ ITCH HORSES, CAR.
,H7E RIAGE AND HARNEss, FOR sALEss
warranted sound. and Kind ard sentle. In sinsles
aud double harness. with CARRIAGE IN coed
rnnning order. aad III AIM ksS cotnrlete. Apply al
de 1s-ag TH0S w kEESkE.
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WANTED-A Boy Of II or 18 years
w old, who writes good hand and is willing to
make himself generally useful. can hear Ct good
situation. by addressing box $685. with real name.
ia
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

Z
st Charles Hotel, Richmond. Fec. %. 1858.
de 3l-sW4t
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HGNEY-HONEY A fine article of
IL Strsined Honey for sale at 81 IL per salltn by
GEO DOW HENf Druggist and Chemist.
de 81 LIS RrnAd 81
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WANTED-Immediately. WHITE
W WOMAN, who is a good Cook, Washer and
Ironer. Good reference required, and permanent
da 2O-oIx
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7 OST-On the 29th inst, on Broad
AIbetween 9th and Let streets, mourning Breast
pin and Collar The finder will be literally reward
I'd by leaving the same at this Office. de 3I-lt&
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open h0gr before the starting uf each Train, which
allows ample time for the purchase 81 Tickets Il is
open at no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave the \. VI. Tram.
which connects throughout with Trains "H tlle other
roads. Time to Richmond - hours: Washington two
days; Philadelphia Two and "A halt, and New York
three days This Is the cheapest and best route from
Nashville 10 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the $50 r. NJ.
Train, arriving at Menu iS in time To- connect for New
Orleans, on the evening Of the next day, and 20
Tn ough with boats without detention al Memphis.
Those for McMinnvic, Sparta aud Be'r~hcba Springs
leave Nashville on the $50 T. NJ. Train. which cnu-
meets directly at Tullahona with the Train for McNmn-
VILE Persons leaving McMinnvHc IN the morning
arrive at Nashville at 1870 2. VI.
At Nashville, there are boats which leave daily for
Smiihand, and connect with boats Tor different places
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. ALSO daily line OF
stages for Louisville, leaving every morning the
arrival 81 the night express
BY this change Of schedule, the Train from Mem
phis connects direct ~ Stevenson with up and
down day Trans. causing delay o. Nashville and
Eastern Passengers and one hour is gained over tho
former : Ledule III gong Mem phi- from Nashville
c. /. ANDERSON,
If. General Ticket Agent
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Groceries, rtf.
r. EaSan As sn fsE as1s ase a@
p. & C.. ANDERSON.
WHOLESALE GRocERs, PRoDUcE rr
COMMISSION ERCHANTS
DEALERS IN -f =
Rrandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,
ALSO, -- ..,r4 IL p
Dealers i'm Racon, lard and Country
Produce. OF every description,
Nos az and IL 0SJIaoe Sfreef FL


VTTE HAVE now in store and offer Tor sale cheap,
w the following choice and select articles:
5000 sacks fine Salt: 200 bags Coffee;
5000 q coarse do: so bids. Sugar from fine
600 kegs Nails assorted; to choice;
800 bags Cotton Yarns, 100 doZ. Painted Buckets;
assorted so &" Cedar do;
500 bbs. rect'd Whisky; % nests Tubs; a
so ~ Rye do; 800 ntmijolns, assorted
so " Bourbon do; 25 bbls. Loaf, Crushed *
so ~ Monongehala do; Powdered Sugar;
IS Sweet Wine: 800 reafns Wrapping Pa
1O1< pipes dne Brandes; per, assorted sizes;
25 bbls. Gin; 500 boxes Glassware,
Is Rum; sorted
100 900 Cigars, assorted; so doz. Washboards;
500 900 e. ID. Caps; 5 bags Spice;
= 80 bxs. Tobacco, asst'd; 10 % Pepper; t....
$50 Prescott's Soap; 20 ~ Ginger;
200 bags Shot, assorted; 100 casks English Soda;
5000 lbs. Bar Lead; bbls. Brmstone;
5 bbIs. Backing; ~ Alum;
10 cases Matches; casks Siadder;
ceroons Indigo:
And every other article in the Grocery line, which
are offered at extremely low prices.
p. x C. ANDERSON,
Oct IT. Nos As and II College Street.
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I'm ORDERING TICKETs ORCERTIFICATEs.

Enclose the money t. our address ior the Tickets
dered, receipt Of which they viii be forwarded by
first mail. Purchasers have tickets ending an
figure they may designate.
The Last ~ Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
&C. Purchasers vii please write their signatures
PLAN, and give their Post Office, county and STATE.
BS- Remember thai every Prize is drawn aud paya-
bic without deduction.
RB- All prizes Of 81 600 and under, paid immediate
~ alter the drawgng-other prizes the
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders FOR Tickets Certificates 10
:. SWAN = CO., Augusta. Ga.
Es- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta. Ca, have their orders nllcd and save
time, by undressing ;. swan Co. either Of those
cities.
as- list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel, with the amOunt at Ia. prize that each
ntitlcd TO- Nih be published after every drawing
the following Taers -4uquSfd GA. } Constitutional
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