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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS.


w GINIA.--As rules held in the Clerks Of
fee OF tie Circuit Court Of Augusta Cosnty,
on the 4th Monday in May 1860.
Moses Steiner, Lewis Steiner, Jacob Steiner, and
Samuel Kahn, trading~as Steiner Bros, d Co.,
Plaintiff.
Simon r. Hilb, s. Dryfoos, and = DryFoos and
Pappenheimer, trading as Perpendicular and
Dryfoos, Max Hilb, Fred Houser, = Green
bonrn g. Bro, Strsus, Hartman lioien. Hec'!t
& Patzell, Benzwanger q Eyer, Max Einstcirl,
L. & A. Frank CO., Frank & Bro, Hufheimer
d Bro, Weller 4 Bro, and D. Hamburger, and
others-Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to set aside a deed Of
trust executed to the defendant POLITE, by Silhon
H. Hilb, in the bill mentioned, and subject the ei
fects conveyed therein to the payment of the claim
of the plaintiffs against said Defendant Hilb
And 1T appearing by affidavit filed, that said
Simon r. Hilb, S. Dryfoos, apd - Dryfocs, =
Pappenhmeier, Max Hilb, Fred .Houser, - Greeh-
bourn, Straus, Hartman, and Hoien. - Height,
Einsteiil, l.. A. Frank d Co, Frank 4 Bro,
Huffheimer & Bro, Weller & Bro, afid T. Ham
burger, dre ION residents of the state of Virginia.
it is ordered that said defend ants 10 appear here
within the time prescribed by law and do what is
necessary to project aheir interest in this suit
~ F. KINNEY, crk.
June l. 1860.
V7IRGINIA-At rules held in. the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court for the County of Au-
gusta, on the last Monday in May 1880, Henry
Cupp, Plaintiff,
AGAINsr
Samuel Good. Christian Landes, Daniel II. Lam
BERT d als.-Dcfendants.
~, IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to recover the sum: of
1896 90, with interest from juno 1st 1860, and S
costs of suit paid by the plaintiff which was fraud
ulently obtained BY the defendant Good from the
plaintiff and to attach in the hands of tie home
defendants sufficient amount of the estate of said
it appearing Sp i by affidavit fled that the Defen
dant Samuel Good lis anon resident of the State Of
Virginia, it is ordered that ssid defendent do APP
pear here, within one month after due publication
of this order and do What is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
A Copy-Ttste,
June Jun |, 1850. = " ~
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HIS OTHER FARM.

=
is separated from the homestead by the main
road, running parallel with the beautiful Rapdan
river. This road leads to Fredericksburg, distant
by plank twenty eight miles, and on to Raccoon
Ford Mills, six miles above.
This Farm is acknowledged to be one of the most
beautiful in Cupcper county. 1t contains 900 (six
hundred) acres of Land, of which fully sixty-1ive
are rich alluvial river low grounds. 1t is divided
into five fields, with compact body Of wood and
timber land--suficient for all the demands of the
farm. The fields not in the process of cultivation
are well set in Glover and Timothy. The Build
ings on Garvey are all new, excepting the dwell
ing, which is small, but in good condition It
tains two good below stairs, besides closets,
and two piazzas, and three rooms above. The
Kitchen, lce-house, Negro Houses, Meat Houses,
Tobacco, and Corn Houses, are and substap-
TALLY built. The Stable is large and commodious,
containing gear-rooms, chop rooms, and loft for
hay. Eight or ten Springs of neyer-falling veins
of water to be found all over the farm. The
soil is rich oamy Red Chocolate, easily cultiva-
ted, and productive, six laborers and eight horses
or mules being sufficient. The view from Garvey
is very imposing, commanding the beautiful val
lev of the ltapidan for several miles, and the claim
of the Blue Ridge Mountains, The subscriber will
be pleased to show his farms to any person or per-
cons in search of desirable homes. He invites a
close inspection, and will reply partieula ly
to any letters addressed to him on the subject.
JOHN TAYLOR.
Stesensburg, P. O., Culpeper county, Va.
June II, lo00.--4t,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FARMS FOR SALE.

TTyHE SUBSCRIBER, believing that the decli-
i ming state of his health requires the amel ora
his Farms, in the Piedmont region OF Virginia,
Culpeper county, at private sale. There is heal
hfer region of country in Virginia than this, and
perhaps none more desirable for agricultural pur-
suits, all things considered.
His home place, STILLMORE, lately the resi-
dence of the Hon. J. Morton, contains 956 (nine
hundred and ffty-six acres of Land, now beaati
fully set axca aa a. and .n Blue
divided by good fences into seven fields, al of which
are well watered with neyer-faing streams, excep-
ting field, which has running water III it for
two months Of sumner, if dry, when It is hecesea-
y the Blue and Red Chocolate Slate Soil, which
tenaciously holds all manures applied to it, pro-
ducing the cereals, particularly wheat, and the
grasses, in great luxuriance.
The Farm lies beautifully, and has on it sutfi-
cient supply of wood and timber for all farming
purposes The Dwelling, situated on an eminence
nearly in the middleof tie farm, and overlooking
most ofit stands in lawn Of some ten acres, plan
TED il trees Of every variety, which grow in our
chards. young and thrifty, are now beginning to
bear, comprise all the varieties of Fruit, with
fine variety Of grapes The house is good one, and
contains four rooms on the first floor, besides Ii
brary and closets, and four rooms on the second
floor. The out-buildings are numerous and in
good condition, the cabins being particularly well
built. Stillmore is six miles south of Brandy Sta
ton, On the Orange and Alexandria Railroad; thus
one can reach Richmond Alexandria. w ashinpton.
and Baltimore il few hours The neighborhood
is uensely populated with intelligent, moral, and
refined people; churches of all denominations are
convenient, and good male and female schools are
in successful operation at the Courthouse, which
is nine miles distant. Few farms offer better in
ducements to the grazles and wheat-grower-
more being particularly noted for its wheat -produ
cling capacity, in this fine growing reg ion,
and now that every field has been well under drai
ned, mostly by the use of rock, its capacities have
been increased.
The subscriber is always at home, and will take
pleasure in showing the place, critically to those
in search of desirable farm By stopping at Bran
dy Staten, Stnore can be reached in an hour.
purchaser.
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Georgia State Lottery.

S certain malieious persons. who are Interested
"A in other Lotteries, have circulated reports
that the Lotteries of Georgia were illegal after June
LIST, 1860, we hereby caution tfe.public not to lie
deceived by any such reports. Tie Georgia State
h heade Tor re- Dsne the Mdp f. d Union
Act ofthe Legislature and the Charter of the same
has NOT been repealed, or the sale of Tickets ia any
way interfered with, and. we shall continue. to
Draw the same Daily, until the lst day Of May /,
1865.
@a-Look at the Splendid Schemes in another
column. MCKINNEY q CO.,
j.. Managers, Savannah, Georgia.
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@ e ap Gro e ie {.
A. M. BRUCE,
1t r. G. BiCkle'S Corner, Stanton. Va.

OFFERS FOR SALE VERY Low
GAIT, N. 0. and Cuba Molasses $. Extra Golden
- Strap Rio, Lagtira and DID Government
Java Coffee; Green and Black Teas Loaf, Crush
ed, Powdered, c., Extra Coffee AID Bright N.
Q. Sugar; English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese !;
No. |. Herring {nen) Potomac Shad, {new) !;
No. l, 2 and Mackarel; Cod Fish Sugar Cured
Bacon Hams; Soap; Adamantine and Tallow Can
dies; Rice; Pure Pearl Starch ;.3stope, Wood and
Willow Ware; Cotton Yarn; Tobacco; Cigars !;
Also Old Rye Whisky, dognac brandy, Peach
Brandy, Holland Gin, Wines of all kinds and era
des, Champagne Cider, Philadelphia and London
Porter Philadelphia and Scotch Ale
"A. NJ. BRUCE,
Cotner of Augusta and Beverly SIS.
Staunton, May IS, 1860.
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..IMPRoVED INsrRUMENT
For Surveying an0 Calculating Areas

Wis instrument is semi circular plate, with
l. needle-box attached to the diameter, and
the circular edge graduated in degrees and there
oelng movable limb or alidade attached to the
centre OF the plate, with verners at both the
bearing OF line can be read for any number of
degrees or minutes.
The plate isso divided is to form, with the scale
OF the alldade,e traverse table of lines instead Of
numbers, which gives at oncc the latitude and de-
parture OF any course and distance run.
The table answers the same purpose for ascer-
tanning heights and distances as the required dis
lance a read from the plate without tie trouble Of
referring to the logart hmie4tabes. . i
1t gives the horizontal measurerient of The lines
OF survey; and where there is local attraction
the lines can be traced independent of the needle
there being two pair-of sights enabling the sur
Veyor to form ct once the angle required by the
Tie Variation of an cid ffha is easily calculated
on it. and for such work leseing for mill-raees
or draining land, it answers every purpose Of the
evel.
There is an attachment for solving oblluue tri-
angles, which gives the base and perpendicular Of
the Triangle from which the area Can, be- ascer-
tanned very readily and it also gives the bearing
and distance of the closing line in cvsioh ofar1d
The Instrument can be used with either che
Address 49, R. b. I1LhEY, staunton.
Ma. Read the following certifcate:
~. s. NJ. ACADEMY,
West Point, July, 9th, 1850.
Ihave examined with much interest Col. J. M.
Lilley's "Instrument for Surveying and Calcula-
ting Areas. and unhesitatingy recommend it to
all practical Surveyors. 1t combines, for all the
purposes Of an ordinary survey, the properties of
tie Theodoiite and Compass, and by giving at once
the latitude and departure Of a course, will save
much labor in the computation Of the area Of q sur
tey, A. p. CHURCH.,
Prot. Mathematics. u. S. II. a.
I fully concur in the above recommendation of
Prof. Church, CHARLES DAVIES,
Professor Higher Mathematics.
colrmb;. cooos> .lnly 18th, 1863.
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TYNE subscriber would respectfully inform the
il Ladies and Gentlemen that he is now prepar-
ed to do all kinds Of Fancy Hair work, such as,
Family Pictures, Bracelets, Breastpins,
chguards, Ear Rings, &c. Persons
wishing 70 have any of the aboye mentioned arti-
Giles Manufactured, viii please call at II. Wins
BAKERY, opposite a. ?: HIfds2e,s store, or they
request he will call them at their residences and
show them nice assortment Of patterns. .
DR.. CHARLES MICHAEE.
N. B.-1 will remain in Staurtou Until the first
day of September only. g. NJ
Stanton, June q. lS60.-3t*
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!. Valuable Farm for Sale.
100 ACRE @.

I WILL offer, for sale on SATURDAY. the 4tk day
l. of August next, if not sold privately before
that time, the valuable farm on which Robert L.
Poage, now resides. 1t contains about
,r.,p 400 ACRE S.
40 or so: of which well timbered and the clear
ed landlin fine state of cultivation. This farm il
one! OF the most beautifully and conveniently situt
ated in the County, and in neighborhood noted
Tor the intelligence and Retirement of its people,
1t is situated five miles North Of Statiit6n imlne-
diately on the Stauntoh ind Winchester Turnpike,
which passes in froHt Of the Dwelling House, and
near the centre of the Farm. 1t is one mile from
Middle River, and the soil partakes miGh of the
richness of, TIE river bottom. The ,inprotements
are com Portable and Convenient and water of the
best duality in every field on tie place, ~, ,,.s.
1t is seldom more desirable place is offered for
sale, combining as, it does all the advantages of
productive SOIL, good ncighborhood, convenience
to schools and churches, dna fine roads.
This farin will be; sold ON very reasonable terms,
such ascannot fell to please any reasonable persop
really DESTROYS of purchasing. The terms viii be
made. kho*n oil day Of sale. Any one wishing 90
look at the premises will be shown them by K. T.
Poage who lives on the farm or myself Il may be
seen at my farm, or il Stanton, at any times
wv GEORGE POAGE.
May %, 1S60.-tds.
asas~Spectator aud Rock Register .eGor,y. and the
latter paper send account to this flee for coIec-
ton.
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SALE.

A trustees Of Nieholas.C. Kinney, the under
a signed will sell en- Saturday, TIE III; dcy of
July, 1860 at the late residence Of the said Nicho-
las G. Kinney, in the Town of Staunton, a large
amount Of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NlTURE, consisting in part Of Beds, Bedding and
Chamber Furniture, Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Blu
reaus, Wardrobes, Table Furniture, Silverrlate,
Lounges, &C., Dc. Also variety Of furniture for
Panty, sture-rooln; Cellar and Kitchen ); also one
Cutting hgz, two Saddles and Brides; &C., &c
Also enc Few in Trinity Church, Staunton.
We will also sell on Monday; the 2srd dog of
July, 1850 in front of the sheriff Office in Staun-
ton, 40 Shares Of the Stock Of the jackson River
Turnpike Conpanythe par value Of which is $50
per share
TERMS OF SAIs-All sums under SIS cash on all
sums of SIS and more credit of six months will be
given negotiable notes well endorsed, with inter
est added, to be given by the purchaser.
4 Au s. k Y; SHeFFNr, Trustees.
Limo . 1850 IDS --Snac
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NOTICE II wish. to call the attention Of
~ Farmers, Millers,. Merchants, and others who
ship goods d produce On the Va. Central Railroad
to the following Rule of the Company, which will
be strictly enforced III the future:
Z. Articles will not be received for transporta-
ton unless properly packed in casks boces bales or
paasges, ind each must be geu end clearly married.
,oith the riuote marks Of the consignee, and
Of the Station achere they to be deivered, other
wise they will not be recepted for, in which case
no damage for loss or miscarriage will be paid,
WIN. A. BURKE, Ag't at Stannton.
June Is, l86O-1m.
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~ANEEsD,

"ANTRDs
AUTOGRAPHS, RARE BOOKS, &c
y Letters or Manuscripts of W ashingtoh, Jefter-
son, Madison, Henry, Randolph of Roanoke, or of
any other ofthe men of note Of the olden times
Ali kinds of old books taken in exchange for new
works. High p:ices in cash VIII be paid for Burke's
Virginia, vols, or odd vols.
Sfith's, Smiths, Doddridge's, keith's or, Jones
Virginia. R2binE.onsss, Forms, Davies Criminal
Law, Acts of Tirg inia 1889 49,, lsSo7gl 1851
Arator, Construction Construed, Inquiry, or New
Views, by John Taylor. Rprr's Trial., vols.
Buyers of rare aud valuable, Books viii find at
l2l Main Street. Richmond. q larger assortment
than anywhere else in the. Southern States, and
very few better in the Northern cities.
], Five Catalogues will be mailed to all who send
lis six cents to pay the postage
Richmond, June g. 1860
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ReHdy Read!

TvHE subscribers have Just received, by Ex-
J. press =.
piece brown Geraldine,
2 pieces English Bereges,
Organizes and Lawns,
Black and White Poplins,
Black Norwich Bereges,
Real Lace Wells.
Ribbons for trimming,
Best Kid Gloves,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Long and short Mtts,,
Rack Silk Gauntlettss
Isle Thread ditto,
Dimty, &C., &c -+.r
We expect, in few days, to receive a large ad-
dition to our present stock of China, Glass, and
lren Stone Ware. *4
... PIPER & FUNKHOUSER.
June l, 1905. cdpy
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To Contractors.

TvHE Building Committee of the Methodist Epis-
l. copat Church South at Charlottesville Va.
are DESTROYS of receiving proposals to build a
Church, agreeably to the Plans and Specifications,
to be at the Office of G. H Ford, Architect at
the above place. y
Bids will be opened and the Contract let on tie
30th day of June--the Committee. reserving the
right to accept or decline the lowest.
r. }$R1 y s S$a sSj5s Committee.
June is. 1890. I'll
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DIED.

jane 8, 1860, MARY BoUa1AND, daughter Oft
Peter and Margaret Hanger, aged nearly 8 years.
: At his residence, near Greenville, on the 18th
inst, Mr. SAMUEL HUMsHREfs-aged Is years.
In Lewisburg, Oh Monday the 18th instant, of
Whoopfng Cough, john WAIT, infant son of John
ston E., and Sarah Bell, aged months and few
days. "a
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LAND FOR SALE.

A s Commissioner of the Circuit Court, will sell
n at public auction. on the premises, on Friday.
the 9Th day Of July nert, portion, containing 39A
Acres of the TRACT OF LAND heretofore sold
under decree of Court to A. j. SiliDgs, and lying
OH the Northeast side of the Staunton and Mt. So
Ion road. about one mile South eff Moscow, and
new in possession OF said Sillings and VIM. Wright
:. FILLING HOUSE and other buildings are
on the land -, ho,d aud ~
TERMs.-A credit Of months oo"' anu &c
turty With interest from sale, and the title re.a1n
ed till full payment of purchase money.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, Com'r.
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A MOTHER SUPPLY of those beautiful fast
A oolored Lawns, at l2H cents per yard 500
more 80 springs--real watch stee-aoop Skirts,
cents. The largest assortment in Silk and Lace
Mantles, Busters, &C., at
next door to the Post Office,
Stanton June 5, 1860.
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LOOK at TE1ISa
A SPLENDID DRAWING
THE THREE. NUMBER PLAN!

-, 4l2 Prizes amounting Is 1921, 4Sl. 20
who1e ricketts, $5.
.. SHARES IN PROPORTIONS.
IN.ORDERfNG TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money to otn address. for the tickets
ordere9, Oh receipt of which they will BE forward
ed BY first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any. figure they may designate. j.,
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly. confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex
press, to be directed to
>. MCKINNEY & CO., Savannah, Ga.
June %, iSs0-ylem
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400 ACRE$.

The Farm is in fair condition, and is pr oductiye
in WHEAT, GRASS, and other cereals. The
HOUSE y small but comfortable the Out build.
ings, new and suficlent-the WOOD L1ND Is
ample and well timbered-the ntighborhood GOOD
and moral-Post Office and Churtties, Of different
ON the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Is si4 m;les
distant. The beauty Of the P PIEDMONT REGION
of country and its and its Acknowledged heatbihes
and fertility combine to render this locality desir
able. , 4.
The subscriber win Be pleased to show his farm
to any one desiring to purchase, and will give anv
further information through the mails, ifletters
are. addressed to him at Racoooh Ford, Culpeper
county, Va. BAIL q. T4YT9H
May IS, ls60.-1m.
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EsA1acv &oodz.

ever exhibited in Virginia, ard that he is. selling
them almost for nothing. Indeed, having ,pur-
cha ed such an immense stock of every variety of
Goods,te wasenablea forget them st the very low
no profit. His motto is. ".Qnick sales ard small
profits, ;, and heis Determined to show, the public
that he can sell as low as can be purchased in the
Eastern cities, ahd, 10 pct cent: cheaper than
is the time and Hirsh's the place to save money by
getting cheap bargains. Call QUICK, before the
choicest Of the assortment is disposed of HOOP
SKIRTS and MANTHIASS without number, which
will be sold so low to astnish every one and if
that price does not please, Hirsh is determined to
give them away. His Goods must be gotten out of
the way to make room for more coming in
Staunt0n, June l, 1860. G.. HIRSHs
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Not Done BIowingYet
GABRIEL HIRSH'S HORN!

THE world in general, and particularly the u
l. nited States have been recently much agltated
and interested by the visits of distinguished ia
panese to the seat of the American government
The eyes of the nation have been tpon their moxe4
ments, and the men,, women and children, have
1ocked to see the curious and noted strangsrs,-
While all this has been progressing in W ashns ton
created in Staunton' and Augusta county,. The
news has gotten out that GABRIEL HIRSH is now
receiving and opening the most magnificent as
ri ffxf
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r.. W. PIERCE, VIM GARRETT
late COnd. Va. G. r. &. Richmond
= r.. w. PIERCE & CO,
Commission Il Forwarding Merchants;
Garner. of Ioa.;f and 1911 Sfrocfc

Commission 4 Forwarding Merchants;
Corner Of Cary and 1871 Streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
WILL open at the above named place, on the
w Ist of July. a large COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING HOUSE. Their facilities for SELF
ing and shipping produce of all kinds are equal to
those o. any other firm in Richmond City. Tie
patronage Of thephblic g. morally, and especially
of the Valley Ut Virginia is respectfully solicited.
References.
.Riohmpnd civ "A Garrett; Duke Hutchin
son; Kent, Paine Co.; Alex. Holiday; N. B.
Hill. ttt 81
Hanorer-Col. E. Fo'ntainne, VIM. c. wickhaam,
Charles Morris. -, s ,..n. T.,
Lous4q.z-Wm, Oyerton, 8. p. Gooch, Jno. Hun
ter, Gen. G. G.. Coleman. n. W. Harris.
Orange.-R. f. O'Mohundro, B. j. Barbour.
Albemarls.-uDr.s J, R., Woods, VIM. Southall,
Rev J. W. Goss, Judge VIM j. Robertson.
AnaMstG.-Maj. James Walker, DR.. Walker, n.
l.: Gallaher, NJ. G. Hartman, VIM. j.. d. Bell, ia
| cob BayloF,.. N. McGne, P, N. Powell, r. j.
Hope, John Randolph, T: johnson, p. Hanger. J.
D.. Imboden,: Cet Wm,H II. Hartman, Thos. p Viii
son, .Sam'l. B. Brown VIM. Withrow, Jr., :,
Rockingh dm.-Josiah S. Roller. Erasmus Golf
| man, G. W. Miller, Col. j. d. Hopkins.
| AHe5kaay-Col. Sam'l4 Carpenter.
| Lea{ngtoH,--Dr. A. Graham.
| SpottsyluGnaa. IS. Andrews.
Amhcrst--Wm., II Mosby.
Nelson-C.B. Claiborne. ,,r
! Caroline.-Hon. d. G. +Deiarnette.9 ..,v
Richmond, June |, lS6O.-tf-Rock. Reg copy.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
CORNER or MAIN AND WALL STREETS,
RICHMOND VA.
SAUNDERS & MADDUX, froprietors,
J: J. E. MASON, tlate Of Columbian HOTEL, Super
iptendent. .:., !.
June Is, 1seO.-tf
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34,412 Prizes amounting to Sl.O3O,472
Tickets sic, Halves So, Quarters 81, Eighths So 90
Certificates of 26 Wholes $250.OO
do 26 Halves. Sl25.O0
do &c Quarters $3.50
do 20 Eighths $3.50
TIE HAVANA PLAN. LOTTERY
(MoRE PRIZES THAN BLANKs,)
Is drawn every Saturday. Capital Prize $40 ,o0e
Tickets S. Halves 81. CHARTERS 50.
CITY PLAN LoTGMAIEs
Drawn every Day, in which you Gun select your
r own numbers.
Tickets from 81 to any price, and prizes in proper
ton.
EVERY PRIZE Is DRAWN
CIRCULARS
Containing fun explanations of our Schemes etc
will be forwarded by mail to any one
sending IFS their name.
All communications strictly confidential.
. In ordering Tickets Of certificates enclose the
Money to our address for the Tickets, ordered, or
receipt of which they viii be forwarded by the
first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sert
to purchasers immediately alter the drawing.
The Official Drawing are published in the New
YoRK HERALn. ft,
Orders received and Prizes Cashed at 558 Broad
way, New York, Direct your ordegs to
l.. A. HODGES, Agent, New York City, or
HODGES, DAVIS Il co., Managers,
MACON, Ga.
April 6, 1860. -1y.
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New &Godair
Cheap Property for, Sale:

Cheap Property for, Sale.
HOUSE AND LOT, also unimproved lots Z mile
- distant from Stanton on theIlexington Road
forsae, and will be offered On tie 2atA day of June
house o%n ofSst da{ ba o fs
On one, two and three years time.
will have the ground laid off in lois eff about
ACRE each, Which 'lot can be seen az the Office
o. N. K. Trout, Esq. 1 =,
June /, is6o-lt. +" n.y. -