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The Placer herald., 1860-11-10
l. b. LEACH THOs. JAMISON.
AUBURN LUM Der YARD,
OPPOSITE THE TOLL HOUSE. ON THE TURNPIKE ROAD,
AUBURN. CAL.
/. b. LEACH.

"7E take this method OF announcing TO the
w public that we have opened Lumber
Yurd ut the place above named, and now have
and will constantly keep on hand complete as.
sortment of all Kinds of Seasoned Lumber, for
building and mining purposes; also,
Shingles, Shakes, Doors, Sash, &C., DC.
The Patronage Of the public is solicited.
lss> TERMS CASH 6lyha
Auburn, February 18th, 18Gc. aaaaa3
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10
ew Advertising by some Physicians ha

es- Advertising by some Physicians has
been condemed, as destroying the quality of
opportunity to gain public favors; but should
this consideration be allowed to weigh against
the fact that incompetent men would seize
the advantage thus offered, and impose upon those
who are not able to discriminate between II sci
entifc physician and one who has claim to
this appcllation? Indeed we feel that it is the
duty of good physicians to make themselves
known and we rejoice that DIR. J. G. YoUNG has
taken the initory in this movement, as we believe
many will besaved by it from imposition. 1t is
IL strange benevolcnce that would stand aoof
whilst empiricsm held out the snare to entrap
the credulOus and see mankind suffer for fear of
hurting the tender sensibilities Of I'M assumed
dignity. We would say to those who stand in
need of medical assistance to CO. write toDr
Young; he makes no charge for consultation. by
letter or otherwise. DIR. j. G. YOUNG, Office
2lO Clay ST.. Opposite the Plaza Hotel, San
Francisco Cal.
Office hours from A. NJ. to 9 p. NJ.
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10

Biographical, Historical, and
Scientific Books.
School Books, &C., &c.
lie has also IA new and superior stock of Blank
Books. Stationery. and all other articles pertain
ing to that branch of trade. such as
Gold and Steel Pens INKS Sealing Wax, Wa
fers Lead Pencils. Memorandum Books. Diaries,
Ink Stands, Calendars = cket Books. Reference
Files. Note and Receipt Books, Portfolios States.
Blottug and Tissue Papers NC. &c.
Also, an elegant assort tment of Chessmcn, Back
gnmmon Boards Dice. and Playing Cards.
He will constantly receive by the steamers. the
Atlantic Papers, Magazines, Periodicals. and all
the novels and light literature of the day.
Auburn, December 3lst. 1859.
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10
WILLIAMK. PARKINSON,
Main street, Auburn,

Who has just received large and complete
assortment of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-13

STEREOSCOPIC SPECTACLES.-ProfW Wharton
Jones has made an important optical discovery.
which, while especially advantageous to persons
of weak eyes, will be priced by all who appre-
ciate eyesight. II is form of spectacle glasses
whereby paintings and engravings appear as
stereOscopic pictures; that il. the figures and
objects are seen in full relief and roundness
The glasses may he fitted and worn as ordinary
spectacles, or used in an opera glass and with
an effect as surprising as it is delightful To
frequenters of picture -galleries-to antigua
rians fond of studying Gothic architecture. and
the features Of old ruins-the new glass will be
as double power of vision. machine has
been made for guiding the glasses, and we hear
that they will shortly he on ssle.-Chamber's
Inn n u
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

s , December 20, la5s.}
Partment 9Gt II o'cnck noon of, Tuesday, the 81 st
January, for one million one hundred and ten thou
by the act of i4th June. 1a5s-being so much stock
as as has boen heretofore awarded to bidders under
the PRINCIPAL and premium on that amount.
f, mnis stock VIII be remhursible in fifteen years
live per centum per annum, payable semi annually
on the hTstdsys of January and July of each 1ear
any fraction one thousand doars ' nor S1 %i any
oid be cons,lhered unless one per, centum of the
Secretary of the Treasury With depositary R Of the the
United States whose oertlfcate of such deposte
must pany the bid. In ali tho bids must
be unconditional and without reference to the bids
1t M others, and must state the premium offered
The sealed proposals shonld be endorsed on the
outside Outside OF the envelope Proposals for Loan of
% g. s. fSe ss Of hs
may be accepted from any bidder will be required
nearest his residenoe As Indicated as most con
yeniant by him, Should bids be accepted from
will be required to deposits the principal and pre-
mum, with the assistant tr oasur at Boston, New
Certificates Of st ok tor sums Of one thousand
dollars each, payable to the successful bidders or
the lst July next, also payable bearer attached
thereto. or certificates of stock for sums of five
the Treasury, and transferable there upon assign
ns msnts male pursuant to the reeulat3ns. will be
amount OF the accepted bids. upon the certificates
Of deposlte to the credit of the Treasurer of the
United States with the dep"sitaries of the United
states; the stock will in all cases bear interest
from the date such deposlte. The interest the
coupon stock from that date to the at Juy and the
interest payable on that day and each subsequent
half year on the inscribed stock will he paid the
successful bldders or their transferees under the
long established regulations on that subject
Successful bidders will he required To daposite
the principal and premium, of their pied bids
or before the tenth day OF February next The pre-
hnnary depOsite of one per cent, vii be immedi-
atsly returned to the unsuccessful bidders.
HOWE ELI. COBB,
de ~ eotJ an 81 Secretary of the Treasury.
FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES
l. AT COST
We Will from this day forward sell our entire stock
Of FANCY DRESS SILKS, 2 or 8 FLOUNCE
SILK ROBES, MOURNING and FOULARD
SILKS AT cost. All of the above goods were
bong ut this Fall and of the latest and most de
sirabe styes, and many OF them much below
the cost of Importation. We have also on hand a
large and we'll selected stock of first class FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS, most Of which have
been realty reduced In price.
TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON,
No. AZ Louisiana avenue, opposite
d~ 10 Cartra Markat Snaca
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IL The st Louis Democrat, Of the 18th inst
says that a gang Of lfty-one negroes, mostly fe
m,les left slave yard on Sixth street on w ednes
day. bound South. They Were all in healthy
condition, and were collected from various coun-
ties Of the State. Seven years ago there We're fl We
hundred more slaves in the county of st Louis
than there are to-day.
II A recent article in the Richmond Enquirer
exp. just toward the bust men
in Richmond who docked the wages Of their clerks
while they were of .sojering'' at Charlestown
during the late panic. II thinks the Vrginans
NAV well patronze Northern abolitionists rs
such unpatriotic Virginians.
IL Last Wednesday two men stopped the
mail b on his way from Sweet Sorings to Fin
castle, Va. for the purpose Of taking charge Of
the mail bag. The boy drew his pistol and shot
one of them dead which SO frightened the other
that he made a rapid flight toward the woods
and has not since been heard from
III Mike. speaking Of a celebrated musicia an,
said He has lead very abandoned life" sOh
replied Scaley, ''the whole tenor Of his IL,
mas been base"
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II GIBBS'S
LIAR DRESSING AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,

The undersigned respectfully informs the public
ment of Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS,
embracing Gloves. Shirts, Neck-Tie DO of the
also, the finest stock Of PERFUMERY in the
District of Columbia; and every thing in his line as
G. manufacturer in HAIR WORK. such as Wigs,
TOupees, Soalps, &o., which he also makes and fits
to order.
da 5-Sm~ JOHN n. GIRRS
i ing to be annoyed by aying bills presented to
them are requested to call and settle their accounts
all bills will be presented without dIst of per
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
do pa hat nd
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N MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.

NJ MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
VARS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
friends and the public generally that she Will resume
the duties of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
tember next.
The course of study pursued will comprise sll the
branches requisite to thorough English eGucs-
ton.
In addition to her day scholars she is desirous of
receiving into her family q few pupils as boarGers,
aged from 10 to years, who will be under her
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been consideray increased
and otherwise improved Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference to
her school may apply to w. ID. Wallach, Editor
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply at her
resldenoe-No. 80 Cameron strset, Alexandria, Va.
jv T-u
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CONVICT LABOR
EnD hide

~ FOR HIRE.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he eived at the Office
of the United states PAnitentiary, d. c.. until Mon
dav, January is, 1867 at II clock M, for the labor
of from thirty TO forty cpnvots in this institution
for one or two years from February |, 1867.
Bidders to 'pecify the kind of work, the mum Der
of men. the probable amount of shop room needed,
and the price per day for labor. Shop room fur
nished and discipline maintained at the expense of
the institution.
The Warden reseIving the right to select such
6,ds and business ylll best promote the interest
For further information address
in 2 2Nw G.. =. SENGSTACK. Warden
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LIBERAL To- THE CLERGI 1T is customary, in
some parts of the country either upon railroads
steamboats, To exact only half fare from MIN sters
Of the r-rrnt Church-s One pleasant day, Cap
tain = stood upon the upper deo k Of the steamer,
tollin2 the last bell previous ~ her departure,
when he was accOstrd by seriouslooking iGdi-
vidual. I'm the following terms:
Are you CaptIin >"
Il am sir. sid the captain, with turn of the
head AID quizzical glance.
What Is the regular fire to bousvile!''
..rwo Il ,lIars and half"
Well captain. ! am = Methodist minister
W bat wi u Won charge nr'>
Apparently in a deep study for moment, the
c,pt.iu seemed 10 take the measure Of our clerical
friend and replied in his peculiar, decided tone :
"well guess we shan't charge you a cent more
than anybody else"
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lNArSrRArtoN OF The NEW JAIL AT BALrI-
MORE The Baltimore American Of "Wednesday
SAYS "This spacious ediice wGs occupied YES
terday for the first time by the prisoners 70. whose
accommodation II was specially erected. During
the previous day. the worthy warden Capt James
Informed the prisoners that there Were about to be
moved To the new building, in which each man
would have a cell for bis own use. They seemed
greatly pleased at the change Especially the bet
trr class OF prisoners but the night advanced
they made an awful noise. By way of commem-
"rdtlng the occasion, they yelled. swore, raved
fought each other, Knocked down stoves, broke
the rude articles Of furniture cut up the beds and
scattered the contents, hung each other In EFF w
tore of the plaster from the walls and ceilings
and In fi"t resosied TO every posi- BILE expedent in
order To render the place perfect Pandemonium
ln consequence some of them yesterday morning
did not receive their brea kfast The inauguration
OF W Jail system will doubtless exercis., a
nnsrs. especially the young, who will not be
brouyht into contact with the Older and more rx-
p-riencrd criminals and will no, therefore suffer
from sUcA i Communication. The whole number
of prisoners now I'm confinement is I41. Of whom
sly white females. I uder the old SystrIn the
prisoners Were furnished with provisions and +, =
9G'rSd 10 do their own cooking. in tbeir miser-
are, nlthy, and CIo yded a menty, but now q e
CJCk'Eg il done In spacious Kitchen, and the
meals regularly served in each cell Il space having
btrn left in the lower part of the door for the
'sslg. Cf the plates and cups. The removal Of
49, prisoners was admirably conducted. and II e
no ~lty of the Immense build ny seemed TO gratify
&. -ru. but appr-hend that after several nights
aud days solitary confinement they will sigh long
aid frequently for human associat on.
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IL ING Il BURCHELL
Have fully supplied themselves with all the requi-
sites for Christmas times. Among tn I'm are
Layer and Bunch RAIS!NS,
Sultana RAISINS,
New FIGS small drums,)
Tafetta DATES,
CRANBfERRlEs,
ANGEI.iQUE,
PRESER pED and Branded FRUITS, of
all varietl, of this climate,
yELLIES.
ORANGES,
Fresh FRUITS. in cans.
Do. TOMATOES. Sweet CORN
Do. PEAS, ASPARAGUS,
Crosse Il B lac kwell's PICKLES.
Fresh, Smoked, and Soused SALMON,
Do. MAGEEREL, fresh LOBSTERS, fresh
Fresh and Smoked HALIBUT,
EnsiS',. French. .G erman and American MUS
Pot.sd ssFfRRAsBouRG ST MEATS
PATE De FOIES GRAS.
EnE,i;h; fSSyiss, Dutch, Italian and American
ALMoSbS; ;FILBERTs, PECAN NUTS,
Grenoble WALNUTS, sHErLBARKs,
Crosse Blaokwell's SAUCES,
sNnllfSTdss ds GAS1!Es = sig and SUGAR PLUMs,
coXEs XIV i.G5I5sd GEsTINE treoelps' for making
Russian and American ISINGLAS,
MINCE- MEAT,
Spanish and French OLIVES. de0tf
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DENTISTRY.
M TEETH.
N1. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and patent
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH at


of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
TENDS personally at his office in this city; 6S$S3
Many persons can wear these teeth who ~410
cannot wear others, and no person can wear other.
who oannOt wear these.
Persons calling 1t my office can he aooommod al ed
with any stye and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture tha:
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city No. 336 Pa. avenue, between
9Th and 10th sts Also, 907 Arch street, PhaGel-
phia. Oc I-ly
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IrTA son of william Nicholson, CT Lafayette
Ind aged H. on the night of Christmas got up In
hiss ep, sadded a horse and rode some distance
from the hnnse before b. awoke. He was then so
b-wldered thai D.. was unable To retrace his STE ps
AID when found was benumbed with cold that
D lived but a short time. The horse was stand
Ing near him when found. He had before given
evidence Of Dmnambulism.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
IMPORTANT rSoTIcE TO SOUTHERN

&2a l9 q
FOR MEMPHIS d NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange Ale5sndrla and Memph,s Charles
A DIRECT ROUTE AND CONTINUOUS RAILWAY Con-
H.s.f E.gHr RBsss Bsss.. H.,. H.s:sss.' Mss. Msssi..
G'H"f Mssss I.ss.isr a.s Soss-,9es s,,s ,.a.. Mss'
be It e s2 81 Of ns SGys %.
vanla avenue, Washington. ID. c.
IRGGIRSEAT GISLs REDUGTI2N oFTiME.N
cleveland is completed, saving forty miles in dIs
taTfs nee and a, seven s hours II r. time 70 Memphis
slave territory guaranteeing perfect safety in the
Time to New oreans"Four Days and Ten Hours.
Passengers TO New Orleans can eontinue on the
sbd dmPos sn beS6s % ksssa E TO
TO yicksb1rg by steamer, and thence via Railroad
e Nsw Ct ca can esye the Memphis and
Jackson, and Great Northern Railroads. to New
= Ne1G Boat Arransemsnt from Memphis South
now a boat leaving Memphis every dsy, SUNDAYS
excepted, for New Orleans and al intermediates
regular New orleans packets. and TUESDAYS. Thurs
days snd SATURDAYS by the regular Icksburg pack
to New Orleans. Boats always leave promptly on
arrival of trains making sure connections. This 10
tue Only Line Indt mas Ddlly Line OF StctmeTe on
the Mississippi river.
THRouGH TRAINs LEAVE wAsHINeToN at a. m.
AND p. m, Sundays excepted, making direct con-
necuons, with the privilege OF laying over at any
point named on the coupon
Passengers leaving In the p. m. Train 90 through
10 Richmond without Change of Cars, and have q
comfortable nights rest, as the cars are provided
with hrst-class Sleeping Seats.
II BE Sure and sk for Tickets rid Orange dsd
Alexandria Railroad.
Passengers ior richmond and the South or South
west are respectfully informed that by purchasing
their Tickets VIA Orange and Alexandria route,
they avoid the annoyance of change from boat 20
cars at the lnconvenlent hour Of midnight, as by
the river route.
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
oil the Orange and Alexandra abroad at the Depot
at Washington, from whom they will receive polite
attention.
IL The Steamer GEORGE PAGE Ieaves the
foot OF Seventh street. al Ga a. m. and r.
6H ?. m. for AlexaDcris, where pas EA6AHN
sengers take the cars for the South
and Southwest. PASSENGERS for Charlottesville.
Stdnnton, Front Royal, Woodstock, WinshsSter, &e
will take ROat leaving Washington at 90 q. m.
Omnibuses leave the Office, corner of Sixth stree
and Pennsylvanla avense, at a. m. and p. m.
III On arriving at Washington, passengers for
the South will be careful 70 take the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Omnibus.
JAMES A. EVANS,
oc 2O-f Ticket Agent, Washington.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR: H. PERABEAU. PROFESSOR OF MU-
st. Alloy slus. Mad. p. teacher of the itaIian&ES
style of singing. Orders may be left for the S8SX
present at Metzerott's music store where his tes-
timOnials can he seen. no q Sms
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NEW YORK AND VASE INGTON
" STEAMSHIP LINE

= STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
Alexandra ard WASHINGTON for New
York EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 3SLGf&
o'clock p. m, and New York for Wash sh-~xEsxS
Ington every Saturday, al 5 O'Clock p. IN.
Passengers can join the ship at Alexandria at any
time before the hour of the steamers departure.
~. BIN the event of the steamers inability to
cross the bar IN consequence of low water ali goods
will he promptly Ilghtered TO and from the steamer
by the undersigned.
For freight or passage apfly TO
MORGAN & RHINEHART,
oc % NJ. .TGStT Western wharyes.
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- SELLING OFF!
Our whole stock of rich Fancy and Black Silk
Robes Fancy and Figured Black Silks, by the
yard; All Wool Delaines, and French MerlnOs. In
fact, all Winter Dress Goods At cost for cash with
genera! stock of first class Staple Goods, at re.
duced prices, in order ~ reduce our stock
III We invite purchasers to call before making
their selections elsewhsr
J. w. COLLEY & CO,
ia 5-2w 323 9TH street, above Pa. av.
900 SEVENTH STREET.-a5O barrels north
IO') ern Apples, in prime order; Goshen and
Glade Butter, extra prime. for family 200 lbs
premium New yersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheese
extra fine quality also, a large stock of famil,
Groceries, of every kind, W hOesae and retail, At
prices TO suit the tipes at the Now -e-2s3 7th
at. tde 1S) c. r. JEWELL.
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nlNNER AND SUPPER PARTIES. BALLS.
IL RECEPTION AND WEDDING PARTIES

c. GAUTIER Having completed his arrange
ments with his agent in Paris, has received, aud
first houses, everything new and desirable in the
Fashionable World. such as MOULDS and DE-
the largest and most masnif "ent entertainments
Those who desire to have their orders filled i'm a
style unsurpassed rs regards beauty of arrange
ment and delcacy of viands, will consult their in
terest by calling on me. "
Families who may prefer having dinners prepared
at home can have a first class French cook sent to
their residence at the moderate charge of 80, for
his services, and guarantee that all who NAV avail
themse YES of this offer will thereby save at least Is
per cent. G.. GAUFIER
No. 232 Pennsylvunia avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets
no o. eO2m CInt.6 COM
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WiSHfNGToN BRANCH.
CHANGE OF Hours.

Trains will run rs follows:
Leave WASHINGTON 81 6. % and 7.l5 a. m.
Leave WASHINGTON ats 20 and SO p. m.
On Supday at 8 20 p. m, only.
Leave BALTIMORE az 4 ~ and s O. m.
Leave BALTIMORE at Is and 40 p. m.
On Sunday 1T 4.20 a. IN, only.
Passengers for the EAST will take trains at Q. 20
and 7.45 a. w.. and $50 D. m.
For the WEST at 6.2j a. m. and so p. m.
For NORFOLK at 7.f5 q. m.
90 Is T. II. PARSONS. Aren't.
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MYERS & MEG HAN,

lVl 376 ID st. bet. Sth and 9Th,
Have constantly on hand and in daily receipt of al
kinds of material in our line. such as
Copper planlsh ZINC. Galvanized Iron and Lead
Bath Tubs, Cooking Ranges,
Hot N ater Boilers, Watar Backs,
Iron, Copper, and Enameed Sinks,
MaIbled Wash ins, Black Walnut and Iron
Marhe-tOp Washstands,
Water Closets, Earthen and Iron Enamelled Hop
psr's B:dedet Pans,
Bedfordshlre and Copper Swing Urinals,
Iron and Earthen Drain Pipes, Sewer Traps,
Copper Panshed Showers, Lead and Galvanized
Iron Pipe, Cedar and Pine Hydrants,
India ubbeS Hose, Hose Pipeis Brass and iron
Lift and Force Pumps, Yard Pumps,
Hydraulic Rams, Bass and Silver-p' ated Basin
Cocks hot and cold water Compression Cocks,
Street Washers. Hose. Bats; Basin Plugs,
sink Pings, Silver p'ated and Bras. Chain,
Iron and Lead Taps, Iron Branches. Bends, and
=, Reducing Fittings, Iron Boiler Stands,
Maiabe Iron and Brass Gas Fittings
All material necessary tn the Introduction of
water or Gas into public or private buildings kept
Those contemplating improvements in this line
will hnd 1t to their advantage to call and examine
assortment.
All work entrusted to us will be promptly attende
n d. 4 40
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H. DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after practices! test of two years,
feels that he with confidence recon-
mend the CheOplastc Process for in nserting gSu@S
artificial teeth 1t has the advantages of
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness Full
Office 306 Pa avenue. se7
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wE'SIMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES
H These Scales are offered to the public as the
most slInple durable And reliable scales ever put in
use. First class premiums have been awarded I'll EN-
by the United States Fair and yire nia Az ioutura
Society; yirsina State Agriau raj Fair; Franklin
Institute Fair, Psnnsy lvania; New York State Fair
exhibited they have received frst class premiums.
Fo. ca at 5S Louisiana avenue, Depot of SIller's
Do 1S-ly c. PATTiSON, Agent.
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H'e. c. LAAAh. c. Il. MOTT. III, IsTlI.
L. 1rTokNEYs- ArLAw,
HOLLY SPRINe, Miss,
Will ttaGoos in the High Court of Errors and Ap
the Courts of the seventh judicial District Of Mis
slll, And wlH attend 70 the Collection Of CLAIMS
throughout the North MississiDDi. Oole-6
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.

( .ONsOLIOATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.
FRANCE, RROADBENTS g. CO., mANAeRRs
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BROADRENTS Il co. having OBJ
taned from the legislature OF Delaware at its late
session, Lottery Contract, to continue In opera-
ton for period of twenty years and having given
bonds to the State for nIiton of dollars, TO
cure the prompt payment Of al prizes sold, ara now
drawing at Wilmington, Del, the CONSOII-
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE for
purposes, and the sussex COUNTY LOTTERY
OEOELAHARE for the same objects
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at IS minutes before p. M, and the
SUSSEX County Lottery daily at Is minutes before
L. m.
All drawings under tie surerintendenoe of Lot
tery Commissioners appointed by the State OF Del
aware
PRIZES PsLl Is SnnN lS nRAUN