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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-08
$50. SPRING TIL ID Il

1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859.
~. MORRIS.
PUBLISHER, WHOLESALE BOOKSELLER, AND
DEALER IN
MELoDEONS, PIANO. oRTES, MUSIC, &c, &c,
RICHMOND, VA,
nFFERS for sale, at the lowest prices, a full assortment
LAW, MEDICAL,
SCHOOL, CLASSICAL
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
A BOOKS,
WRITING Al WRAPPIN
AND STATION FRY.
Country merchants visiting the city for their Spring sup
plies, are invited to examine his stock.
EX- Orders for Libraries, Colleges and Schools supplied
upon the most favorable terms.
~ Books and Music sent by mall.
- Book Binding, in all Its varieties, executed In the
best manner.
~ Orders solicited, and will meet prompt attention.
Ian os
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CINCINNATI MARKET. ryp. ).

''N'INNATT MAKkET, FkB. J.
: 1ui and prices unchanged. Whiskey has ad-
J .- ecu; sales al - cts. Mess Pork Is unchanged;
- - Bacon i held at :, J0a9 -. Bulk Meats
= i''i tenlnd; ssles Of 800 900 lbs, at CH cts, for
: Set. for Sides, and S'.as3 cts, for Hams.
"'a-a a II .,II'. cts.
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InPRoyED GMEAP GoTTAGES,, COM

DEsNT.NN TT
WITH Pitzgerald's improvements In constructing cheap
w buildings cottage with two, or four, or more rooms,
can he erected by two men in two or three days, and taken
apart without, any injury TO the materials, and be removed
a. easy ~ a bale OF goods. These buildings Will he always
proof against wind and rain and BE- ornaments To an estate.
Address, with postage stamp for answer.
D. FITZGERALD & CO., $40 Broadway.
Nov tf-dkvtf New York City.
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CURVED YOKE GoRGEr SHIRT.

Ouiy 10 be .Euad at the Gsnaensn's Furnishing Howsr.
OPPOSITE III. Americdn Hotd
~ and Steamers, the latest New York, Philadelphia
and Paris STYLES Of HATS and CAPS. ! would call 81
your particular attention to my Moleskin Hats, which
are edrrdnted 10 he Of the hest quality and latest styles,
and sold ut the low price Of - -.
I would also call the attention OF gentlemen In want Of
Shirt. ready made or made to order. TO my Curved Yoke
Gorge, SIirt-n Shirt pronounced, by all who have used 1t,
to he superior to any pattern yet invented.
Ihaye also In store a good selection OF Trunks, Yallces.
CARPET Bags, Umbrellas, &C., all Of which will be sold Oh
accommodating terms. j. SWEENEY.
r.bD
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AUCTION SALES.
by DICKINSON, HILL & CO., AUG

NIFTY NEGROES. This Day, at 10 O'Clock,
Il will be sold ~ likely Negroes. consisting OF Men,
boys and Girls, and Women and Children.
Feb DICKINSON, HILL 4 Co. Aus..
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~ A.! a
Re BARrHtoSnLoMEw. 81
A country Squire just come to town.
While walking down Main Street,
lie met a friend Of judgment sound.
And glad they were to meet:
Quoth he, Dear friend l have a watch.
And though IL Is not new,
II much desire to have II len
With the famed BAR-rHo-Lo-AEw:
ave heard his skill IA past compare,
And loving this old ticker,
.No other hands but hl, shall dare
ITO undertake to fix her.
"You're right, you're right, h. friend replied.
II must agree with you,
THAT few do understand q watch
Like the great DAR-THo-Lo-xkw.
milne he repaired, and l must say,
Though little worth before,
IF, runs so well, ] would not take
'lts value ten times Ger.
''True merit should be patrenized,
And, Squire, tween me and you'
you'll ever bless the lucky Day
'You tried BARTHOLOMEW"
az Who has had an experience Of
TWENTY YEARS
IN LONDON AND AMERICA.
Corner Main and 18th Srees-
Opposite American Hotel. Feb s-dkmt
THE LOTUS;
- MONTHLY MAGAZINF
RDrTgb ny
ANNIE CHAMBERS KETcHUM.
TINHE FIRST number Of this new enterprise, beginning with
Il January, 1859, is before the public. The publishers
have foreborne to issue u prospectus, fully confident that
the merits OF the work would commend 4, to the patronage
of All who love genuine literature. II il commenced under
the most favorable auspices: its gifted Editor stands FIRST
among the young poets Of the present age OF English verse,
and assisted by a corps OF brilliant contributors, both In
this country and Europe, will furnish monthly as choice
store Of instructive entertainment, Ms any periodical OF the
country affords.
The work will contain nothing sectional OF sectarian; but
will CLEAN from all fields whatever IL worthy and acceptable,
trusting to the enlightenment and iiberaihy Of the enlghi-
ened aud liberal, for such encouragement md support asM
deserts may claim.
All concentrations pertaining TO the Literary Depart
lpcpt, must be addressed 10 the Editor. All voluntary con-
,nbutions must be accompanied by the names OF the re-
spectiye authors, TO secure attention.
'Remittances and business letters can lie addressed either
to the Editor or the Publishers.
cents per single copy. No subscription con.
tinuei for a longer time than paid for. booksellers and
news-veuders supplied on terms usual TO the trade. Great
Inducements offered TO Clubs. Address,
HUTTON 4 CLARK,
Feb 5-c6m Memphis, Tennessee.
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MAYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL.

TINlIIS SCHOOL Is situated at Buckingham Court House,
Il under the management u "A gentleman who comes high.
~ recommended, aud has been engaged In teaching for
years.
The subjects taught are Latin. Greek. German. French.
aud all the English branches, including the higher Na;hr-
MATES.
and on terms a : accommodating, a. any where in the Fled.
mont district.
For Circular, containing particular. and testimonial.
address J. g.. :. BOYD,
My Ain, RurLinphan, rour, Hons. Y,
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rIPERPECT BY WILD CHER

RY,-rrom the Editor Of the New York Mirror, Aug. o:
About four weeks since, one Of the competitors Of this
Office was suffering so badly from a cough that he was un-
able 10 sleep nights, and too weak to stand al his case. lie
became very psle and thin, and gave symptoms Of falling a
Victim TO quick consumption. We TO him
various medicines, which had no effect. Finally, We gave
him one bottle Of WISTARis BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
II afforded hin immediate relief, and he Is now u well man,
and not the slightest symptom Of n cough. These are facts,
and further particulars may be learned at this Office. We
should add that the cough In the above case was accom-
panied by profuse splitting OF blood.
None genuine unless signed !. Butts on the wrapper.
SS- sR1n ". FowLr 4 Co., Boston, Proprieton. Sold by
their agents every where.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD L CO., ADIE
&GRAY, and ". PETERSON, Druggists. Feb div
w-"wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF BEER
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERs?-Simple in its composition.
pleasant to the taste, and truly wonderful in It's effect, It's
popularity cannot be wondered at. To lnyalids just rec0.
yering strength, II Is Invaluable: exercising that soothing
influence over the nervous system, aud %lmparting that
health and tone TO the stomach, SO longed for by the con-
valescent Enterprise.
Sold by the principal Druggists In Richmond aud else
where. Feb I-lw
H~OvER IN TEN MINUTES! Bear in mimi
tina, It Is established by unlmpeachable proofs that no caus-
tic or burning or drying substance Is contained In CHRIS
the difference between NATURAL coLoRs, and those produced
by this preparation Applied In ten minutes, by all Hair
Dressers.
II Por sale everywhere. CRISTAD0Ro,.
Jan 7-ddwlm No. 6 Aston House, New York.
az HARTHORNE,s ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS, the safest and best PurgatIve Pills In use. They act
upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carrying Of all bile
and every foul secretion. They don't grippe, are easy In
their operation, and can be taken at any time. without fear
OF e1P PSsns.,, They Ts% nov .S GS.r, s from an ,Ss sa sys's s. Ana mah Prs.
H0RNE'S CURE-ALL, the great Pain Annlhllator. II you
have a Cough. use HARTSH0RNE'S COUGH SYRUP, which
iSthe best Cough Syrup In the world.
Sold by all Druggists In Richmond and Petersburg.
Oct 19-6m
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not eKceedInE Ten, q credit Of eTght mOHtns, o u suDsCTIF-
tion Of ten shares, and not exceeding twenty, a credit Of ten
months: and on = credit of twenty shares and upwards n
credit OF twelve months.
In all cases the Treasurer to take notes.
Jan IS-dIm BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING.
I HAVE THIS DAY RENTED OF MEssRs; RITCHlE 4
i D~UNNAvAST their LITHoGRAPHIC OFFICE, and
shall. hereafter, carry on this business on my own account.
l have conducted this business, for Messrs. Ritchie& Dunna,
sad ;;h ,el public s1Sdl generally have had n opportunity Of iudS.
ing Of my capacity In executing this kind OF printing, In all
It's rarieiies-such as Maps, Charts, Buildings, Landscape
Coupon Bonds, Tobacco Labels, correct Likenesses, &c.
In either plain black or colors. l Invite the public, AZ well
a. the customers Of the old establishment, TO give me q call,
as I am etermlnsd to execute all orders, as well, and on as
good terms, ns the lame work can be done for In any Of the
Northern cities. c..r
streets.
RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 1, 1889. clTri.
our establishment for the last seven years, 10 our entire salts
faction. Being DESTROYS TO promote his Interest, and 10 keep
have rented him our Ilthorraphie Office, from this date;
and that business will hereafter be conducted by, and Tor
the interest Of Mr.. Citti. We cordially recommen him to
RlTClIlE 4 DUSNANANT.
JASraar l. 1se-st
w. 81; 4 i r Z y y .TtEPTAHHw,
WILL attend regularly all the Courts, Of ri,,sylvania and
w Franklin counties, and also the Quarterly and supe
rior Courts Of the county Of Henry.
sH- Address, Phtsylyania Z: H., va. 10y
SRI.JJN(; OPF-SELLING OFF.
UyIE Remainder OF my Winter Stock Of Dress Goods, such
A, SINKS. Plaid Delaines and other styles at any price,
regardless OF cost, to make room Tor new spring goods. y
eA Ja = e"e' ALFRED MOSES, Gs. Main street.
HOOP SIX IRTSLGREAT BARGAINS.
NXTENSION Skirts. seven springs, at only 20 cents. Ne"
IL lot Of II springs hoop skirts, receiving this morning on
iy 81 e5. Chidren's hoop skirts - cents eAch. CaeIn'
skirts fer ladies, only 80 cents. Ladies' wsdasa 'fir'' cheap
JAM ALFRED MOSES, 6s, Main street.
TUT. PRESSED AND PLAIN GLASS
WARE, consisting Of Bowls. Pitchers, Deeahters, ISn-
lets, Tumblers, Champanges, Wines, Lemonade ana 'el!
Glasses, Pickle and Preserve Stands, Galleries, savers, &C.
&c for sale by the piece, pair or deIen: al rstai oy O.,
CASTOIRS, TIA TRAYS AND DISH 90.
" vERS-Wire Dish Covers, oval and round, Tea trays
in sets, and Casters 4, 3, 6 and : bottles, cut and pressed
for sale At retail BY WV. p blLLnh
Feb SIT q! MAIN ~.
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] ny dUIt HI Vic CIO.c NJ IHt fcssIOH. Auurcss
4. II. MONTAGUE. Principal,
Jan 9D-rlm rorL'. D,no, U;nu;J,Ji, ~,
sTRIBLING SPRINGS SCHOOL.

~STRIBLiSG SPRINGS, AEGESTd COESTr, IA.
fVNHlS SCHOOL Is preparatory TO the University of virci.
Il gtnia. any college, or for business. In II are taught the
English, Latin, Greek, German, French and Spanish Ian.
guagcs: Mathematics and the Natural Sciences.
The Principal has had an experience Of 10 years In teach.
lns II classical school, and Il aided by competent Assistants.
The session begins the last Monday IN September, and
ends the first Friday In June Of each year. Expenses OF the
session for Tuition, Board, Washing Fuel aud Lights tlG?,
payable one-half In advance, the other at the middle OF the
session. Charge from the LIST OF January TO the end Of the
session 400.
This School Is at one OF the plea-aniest watering places
In Nirginia-where there are alum, sulphur, c~hslybeate and
freestone waters. 1t Is proverbially healtly-the building,
are new-but two boys occupy q large dormitory. II j.
easy Of access, being but Is miles from stanton, with which
1t is connected by a tri.weekly line OF stages. II i entirely
In the country. away from all Inducements 10 vice.
For further Information, apply To the Principal or Pro-.
pri-tor, Sinhlng Springs, Augusta county, Va.
J.. ll0TCIiKlSS, Principal,
=. II. WOODWARD, Manager Of Hotel.
CIIESLEY KINNEY. Proprietor.
lErEEyNcp--Rev u. II. Smith. ID. d.. Union Theological
Seminary. Va; Rev. W.. II. T!ufnrr, lIarri,onburg, Va; !.
q. Walker, Esq, Washington, D. e; y. Z. Kinney. E.n'
Staunton, Va. Dec i4-c.uI
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LOTTERIES.
WOOD. EDDY 4 cos

WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES
CHARTERED By TIE STATE OF GEORGIA.)
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARSi
TICKETS only $40.
N%OTICETO PUBLIC.
4 $ the members Of our firm have, by way OF purchase be-
"A come the owner OF the grants chartered by the States OF
Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part Of those In Georgia,
under the management OF Messrs. Gregory 4 Maury, Will
%mlngton, Delaware. we have deemed IL e~xpedient to change
the name Of our firm, on and after January LIST. lS9, to that
Of WOOD, EDDY & CO., who will hereafter have the mHn-
asemen, OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, and the other, as
above named.
In all transactions We have endeavored 10 conduct our
business with integrity. and promptness, aud We can assure
the public that the patronage heretofore bestowed on Us is
well deserving OF being transferred to our successors.
Very respectfully,
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. Is, ISIS. :. WAN 4 co.
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COTTON LANDS FOR SALE.

HAVE In different sized tracts. about Eight Thousand
l. acres for sale, OF rs good land for the growth Of cotton,
as can be found in the United States. Situated In one Of the
best cotton growing districts, being all Arkansas River
lands, The yearly average production Of which, Ii one bale
OF cotton, or fifty bushels Of corn 10 the acre. All Of the
land Is below Little Rock, and on or near tn. Arkansas River.
! VIII sell IL OH very accommodating terms, and in such sized
tracts as will suit purchasers. The price varying on account
of quality and location, from five to twenty-five dollars per
acre. The purchaser by paying interest, can Hx the pay
menis TO suit himself. Or | will take an Interest with the
purchaser, In the cultivation Of the lands, II he will furnish
the hands 10 cultivate them, and after deducting all expen.
sss attending their cultivation, wait until the profits OF their
productions will pay the purchase money.
Persons wishing TO purchase, can ascertain further par.
ticular-, by addressing GEORGE BROpIE.
Ian J6-ryys Ji,,Ie Rork Art.n.,.
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MASONIC TEMPLE.-The Books for subserip'
Wl ton to the Stock In the Masonic Temple, are now
opened At the Offices OF lSAACS 4 TAYLOR and c. w.
PURCELL i co.
Citizens generally are invited to subscribe In aid Of this
great public Improvement.
TERMS OF srpscRirrIoS.-shares t25 each. One Dollar
per share to be paid for at The time Of subscribing, on the
balance Of such subscription Of len than three snares =
credit Of six months; <n a subscription OF four shares AMI
ton OF ten shares, and not exceeding twenty, a credit Of ten
months; and on . credit Of twenty shares and upwards, n
credit OF twelve months.
In all cases the Treasurer TO take notes.
Ian I3-dIm BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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,THE BEET COUGH SYRUP
~ THE WORLD

TT BE,Sr COUGH SYRUP
IN THE WORLD.
HJHE best Cough syrup In the world is Hartshorn's Pecto
i raj Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
This article Is prepared by 4 chemist, and Is pronounced
BY medical men. and those who have used II. 70 be the best
preparation for Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Ioase-
ness, Sore Throat from . cold, and q preventative OF that
lion Of diseases, Consumption.
Penons Who sing should use IT, II Is pleasant 10 the.a,.e,
softens, clean AID strengthens the voice, aliays Al irrita'
ton Of ,he throat and lungs, and prevents taking cold.
Bottles . and 30 cents and 81. Sold by AL Druggis1 In
Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all all the tovnsin Vir.
dnIa. Oct 19-5u
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GOOD mEDICINES.

I T Is estimated that ArEa, CHERRY PrcroRiL. and Ca.
l. 1HARIIc PILLS have done more TO promote the public
health, than any other one cause. There can be no question
that the Cherry Pectoral has by It's thousands on Thousands
cures OF Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Group, Influenza, Bon.
chitis, &c, very much reduced the proportion OF deaths
from %consumptive diseases In this country. The Pills are
as good as the Pectoral and will cure more complaints.
Everybody needs more or less purging. Purge the blood
from lts impurities. Purge the bowels, Liver and the whole
yisceral system from distractions. Purge out the diseases
which fasten on the body, to work It's decay. But for dis.
ease we should die only Of old age. Take an,idotes early
and thrust it from the system, before II Is yet too strong 10
yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only while It Is
weak, but when ii has taken a strong hold. Read the ~.
founding statements Of those who have been cured by them
from dreadful scrofula, Dropsy, Ulcers, skin Diseases. Rheu.
ma,ism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal pains, Bilious Com.
plants, Heartburn, Headache, Gout, and many less dan.
gerous but still threatening ailments, such as Pimples on the
face. Worms, Nervous I~rritabiiiy, Loss Of appetite, IRE
gulsritics, Dizziness In the head, Colds, Fevers, Dysentery,
and, indeed, every variety Of complaints for which n pur.
gative Remedy is required.
These arc no random statements, but are authenticated
by your own ~neighbors aud your own Physicians.
Try them once, aud YOU will never he without them.
Prepared by DIX. J. c. AVER, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
Mass, and by all respectable Druggists every where.
Sold In Richmond by Purcell, LADD L Co., FISHER 4 Wis.
sToS, ". Peterson, DOVE 4 Co., DrVAL 4 NogTos, and all
druggists. JAM
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r.. CHARLESTON MARKET, Feb. 4.
"a cropping Sales o. 1000 bales. The receipts Of
'''"'o'' h- pat ace. have been 1890 bales.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

TO THF SOUTH-SIDE.
ny the late tariG. the Danville Rail Road Company have
ID reduced the rate OF freight for Transporting GROUND
PLASTER from this date, WITH THIS rsoviso, that DorBLE
RATE will be charged during the months OF ArkiL, MAI, Az
Grsr and SEPTEMBER.
Orders 10 any extent can be supplied from the purest
Lump, but should he given early 10 ensure u In time.
Farmers supplying bags, charged one dollar per ton les
than when packed In barrels. ,. -
Ian a-t1tln No. II Pearl street.
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BOLLING. -,
TEACHER OF INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MISi''
MILL resume h, Instructions In Louisa and Tue adjoih'
w Ing counties on the lst March, 1919.
Terms Tor Session often months, (eiabrnclnc ior'y lessons
on the Piano ................. 300. .......sn
Melodeon .........-..--..-.-. '-''
tuit2r 's..ss.s 90 ss-'r'-'r.
No Pupils taken for a less term than FIVE month"; Ah.
dress TolersYile, Louisa County, Va,
Satisfactory references given II required, though l heem
Il unnecessary: for having had several years experience Of
successful teaching, | lat,er myself that the progress oil my
former pupils, is u sufficient recommendation
Ian IN WILLIAM BOILING.
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MARY 4. DAVIS. Adm'x.
az John D,yi. d.r.axaJ

II being necessary, owing 20 the death Of Capt. Davis, o.
dispose 81 his interest IN III. fine am! popular steamers.
GLEN COVE and CURTIS PECK. now running on Jane.
river. AIN Instructed by the rcmainin. stockholders TO OF.
fer for sale, n same time and place. the residue ofthe stock
In said Steamers: 80 that parties wishing 10 purchase may
have the opportunity Of owning the entire stock In both
boats. should they 20 desire.
The ti-n Cove IL 4 new boat. built with al the modern
improvements. well furnished, ani OF great speed. IieT
capacity l., between five aud six hundred tons hurthen.
The Curt. Peck, long AMI favOrably known on James
river, i, also a boa; Of great speed, and Of capacity Of five
hundred tons burtlIeD.
both boats have recently undergone thorough repair.
Terms liberal. and will b. made known Oh day ~ >alc.
For further Information. address or apply to
II ID HASkINS Snrt'x
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SAVANNAH MARKET. Feb. 4.
-"'i if'' bales Of cotton prices unchanged.
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FIFTY THOUSAND TICKETsu
FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AM TEN PRIZES
Nearly One Prize to Every Nine Tickets!

WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES Is; QUARTERS ?H.
ACircular, showing the plan OF the Lotteries Will be sent
to any one DESTROYS OF receiving It.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the following rates,
which Is the risk:
Certincate OF Package OF 10 whole tickets. ...........*so
10 half 80. ... 10
~ quarter ....'' - ~
" eighth A" ............. 10
In ordering tickets or certificates, enclose the money 10
our address for the tickets ordered, on receipt OF which
they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can have
tickets ending In any figure they may designate.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to pur-
chasers Immediately amer the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and payable In full
without deduction.
All prizes Of q 900 and under paid Immediately amer the
drawing-other prizes at the usual time OF thirty days.
NOTICE. 10 who prefer not send.
ing money BY mail, can use TIE ADAMS EXPRESS CON-
PANY. whereby money for Tickets, In sums Of Ten Dollars,
and upwards, can he sent lis AT orR RISK ASD E1rESSs,
from any city or town where they have an Office. The
money and order must be enclosed In Is GOVERNMENT
POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE" or the Express
Company cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates 10
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO, Atlanta. Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
4 list OF the numbers that are drawn from the wheel,
with the amount Of the prize that each one Is entitled to,
will be published after every drawing, In the following pa.
pers:-Augusta Geo. Constitutional, New Orleans Delta,
Mobile Register. Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day
Rock. Savannah Daily News, Richmond Dispatch, Pauld.
Ing Miss Clarion, and Little Rock (Ark.) True Dengoerat.
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FOR SALE AT ACTION.

IT" IL NDTFTs IIf' FT'FkN NIsTs'' wit OFgNh . ~
l. ANDCCRrIS PECk.-As personal re. N-AAe
preventative ofthe late Capt. JOHN Davis, &x2SNt3B
shall. on TUESDAY. the 1T day " March, ~HkEEsi
l>j?. expose 20 sale all his interest In the above Steamer,
consisting OF iiO;hs in the "dlen Cove and ,3e,h> In the
Curtis Peck"
Sale 10 take place from the Wharf, a; Rockets, com
mrnrinr al II n'fl,ch NJ
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

WARREyTON m. c. FEMALE COLLIE
GIATE INSTITUTE
TINHis old Institution will commence its next session Janu.
airy 18th, 1859, with a full corps OF teachers.
Terms as liberal as other Institutions Of the highest grade.
Aid extended to the talented and INDECENT seeking an cdu.
cation.
For particulars, apply to JULIUS WILCOX,
Dec l6-rwoH prlncinnl
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RoR FLoniDAmINLAND RSuTE.

TVNIIE NEW AND SPLENDID steamer ENERGLADE,
L.. CoxETgH. master, leaves Charles ExHRs-k
ton every TUESDAY al II o'clock, 4. NJ, 4uA4
for Beaufort, Savannah. Brunswicl, II. -8S2sS5tr
Mary's, Fernandina, Jacksonville, Picola,a s~
and ralatka.
Passengers going this route avoid TIE dangers Of the sea,
and are exempt from sea sickness. For safety and comfort,
greater inducements cannot he offered.
The EvERGLADE Is the only boat from Charleston
making connection with mail stages In Florida.
Emigrants taken at reduced rates.
~ Goods consigned to this Agency forwarded free Of
charge. r. \. BoHHEAi,
Dee lift Agent In Charleston, I. G..