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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
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&c the New-Ymk Mirror
70 '''' .D', besu,, under such 'avoEa,
"' '. !. , he prssca'. For the last
'r'av, a. a,,r subscription list has IN
H' a,,s ar i raria,,y altogether unex an
Fh'i s '%;.,ory of this periodical. var
tdp Ils ' 'soya numerous, our resources
'a'' s, ''J "a and oar excr'ious % renae 80
Mirror 'r one vf,he most Interesting ,MS a ,%a
',. .,' ' .Sa,i BE- as uy'agging IS ever.
| o "' IA correspondents Wi con'.nuo
D o'' H. o,is,naA papers on srea, var'
'',''s s"N;.r,s ,a,ercstng 70 The general
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flde' g., '. ."cci,l pmprses. Al home we y.
e. yes 'I Ij.l # nearly Two hundred contrib,
", ,' embracing M, mos. of'the talent ana
~, nf,Amcrica, aud we have estap'
n,ruaneot correspondence abroad.
Cox viii write from L,nion--M r.
from Bells-aad an American
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laa,lon Of his couutrymenasa gtace'u'
es.y wriley, will furnish US with oc'
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la he course of,he volume, h'ty pieces
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Id by Messrs. Barkelby, Horn, Rus
I, Eught, etc. !.
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| issued With the present number,A WI
! given. ousraved by B,neorth, Parkts
L, run original designs and portraits
A Weir, Innan, Chapman, eic-
| A number &c curious feelings on WOO
! IN also published in the present vel
|me, eaaqvel by Adams, Anderson
|aaa.,a. ele., from origin0d designs.
Uhis we shall never forget that tn
Ir York Mirror is purely an American
ok we shall moi, on thai account, OK
.R Interesting extracts from E"s''s
nr. Of meril--and shall also eonunu
snnslati It's from he French, Gern'a'
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qaI ii not superior, TO any pef'od'c
Inc day.
A number Of I'erary novelties, euro
Sorical legends. American reminiscent see
|mladlan traditions, are slrea'y :" p
nation. Indeed, every SUBJECT WIN
h r,osc Of literature or the fire nt's
rvOyacqd 10 its plan: an. il his receis
Me cammeuda,iou OF the press ihroh!.iit
he Uuiled States and Great Britain, ~
adueI aud ciegan, repository OF the De''
-'efs.
Ia catering for the general taste,
sha never omit 10 sci aside a due prop
Mn Of space for the especial ain'lsen,'
nod ed,licaion of the ladies' OF Auei'
IN the sunshine OF whose favour the ma
las SO long Aaurishci as a savof''c J
ind.
We presume that the reader will fire.
ajelt, tina, work embracing an lmine
variety Of chnice matter, NEST OF II expr'
y written ior its columns, contain
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SELECTIONS oi exquisite music, beantIi'
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q price unsurpassed in cheapness by
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
Tan COLLECTORS SALE.

will sell to the highest bidder sof.cas''
Al the Court house door OF Holmes county
on the 4,h Monday in July next, The
following described property TO WI: the
north hall, east half, north cast quarter q
section number 2, township Ia, range Z
east.
Assessed as the property Of William l.
Triuble aud George w. Rednan Tor the
wears 1883 and 1850.
) WALTON, T. g, H. g.
Anril rs % It's
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
j WALTON, TIC, II G
Nav % %
raX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECloR . SAIL
| will sell to the highest bidder Tor
cash lelo,e The Court house door Of my
county On The Alb Monday ia july next,
,hs south halt Of lot number SO, 10 the
Town ef lexington, assessed as the prop
eriy &c n. F'lkc for The year 1889.
j WALfON,T cue.
Ami Ii 70 IDS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

will sell 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash, before the Court house door OF my
county, on the Ord Nlonday IN August
nexi The following described property e
wit: the soalh hall Ioi number 63. As
sessel as Tie property Of ID I Bates, for
the year 1899.
] WALTON,Tc,nc
N,v % % IDS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
L. d. GRAYsON, Cash'r.
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK.
JAcwsoN. Nav Ii, 1910.

TnE Stockholders oil THIS institution
arc requested 10 meet al the Banking
Houses Of the respective districts Oh the
Sth day Of jane next, Tor the purpose Of
dcli5ertting On The general otf'ir4 Of the
Bank, aud 81 having action as to the poh.
~ necessary 10 he pursued by tie lns'!'
tuition IN inlure.
S,gneh
III. G. RUNNisi.S, President.
Nav 20 2S wv
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
NOTICE

NOTICE
rs hereby given, that | shalt apply to
the Honorable Probate Court oftho
county OF Holmes, and slate of MISSISSIPPI
pi, at the July term $780, for a final set
Element Of my Administration Of the Esq
tate Of Henry Platner. deceased.
II. III. FULTZ, Admsr i
Nav 5 IS CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
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NOTICE..

NOIIlE,
n ETTERS Of administrator, WIN
III A the will annexed OH the estate .
Actua,h Arick, deceased, atihe March
tern, 1910, of the Probate court Ct Holmes
couaty having been glanied to the under
sipucd, notice is hereby given 70 at per-
suns haviaa ciaia,s against SAID estate % !,
present them within The time prescribed
BY law, or they will be forever harfeu.
b. G. RAWLINGS.
April IS 70
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

mn FILTERS of administrator having
81 4 been granted to the subscriber, ny
he Honorable the Probate Court OF The
cono,y Of Holmes, at the February term Of
aid court, la the year 1889, upon the es-
tate Of Lcwellen Lewis, late Of said coun'
~ deceased, this is to notify oil Creditors
e said Deceased. to present their demands
within the time prescribed by law, o.
,bev will be forever barred.
THOMAS ROBERTS, Admir-
or Lewellen Lewis, Derd
April 4, u
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
TAX CCi,IECTOR's SALE.

l will sell to the highest bidder for
cash before the court house tnor OF my
county, On the 4th Monday in Jaly next
The s,uth half Of Iut number As, and lot
A, situate lyiog aud being in the town
Of Lexington, assessed as the property q
j nj Brown, for the year 1889.
j WALTON, nc, II G.
:l II 30 tds
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
SHERIFEnS SALE.

" w Whitehead. Gcsnrnable to IIolmes
,s &, Circuit Cont to DC
w o Harrington q al tobcr term ieao.
HD Y virtue Of the above stated execu-
MD lion 70 me directed, ! shall expose
10 sale 10 the highest builder fpr cash, be-
fore the court house door Of Holmes coun-
~ on the
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

Is will SILL to the higi,es, bidder for
cash, before the Court house door OF my
conntv on The 2rd Monday IN August
next the fo!lJwin. described property to
Wit. lots numbers n, rs and rs Asses
sed as the II perry Of I W Bea'l lor the
gear 1889. o~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
3rd Monday in June

newt the following described property 70
iii. 10, number |, section 80. township
IL rance . east containing lO2 acres
more or less, and the porsh halt east nall
.aorth east quarter section number J, '"Nn
.h;n II. range 2 east, and lots numbers Z
md 8 section 81 township 10, range .
east. eva. n
Levied on as the property oil whey "
ilerrinslon 10 satisfy the above stated eA
ecu,ion and cost Of suil. -.
49, j. D. WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county,
Mev Ia 81 ids Pr. fee $lca
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
April IL ~ IDS
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX CCLLEIIUItS CALE.
| viii sci. TO the highest bidder Tor
cash. before the Court house door oil my
county, on the sth Monday 10 July neAi,
lots numbers 50 ana 81, in the town o.
Lexington, assessed as the properly Of
i,ratton s. Fisher for The year 1889.
} WALTON, Tc,H {.
April IL Y tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30

OFFICE MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK.
LEXINGTON May Fl, 1910.
10 the Editor of Tie Lexington Union.
SIR: Please give two insertions in your
pdper TO the annexed copy o. a nptIce
IRON the President Of tue MissIsslppi
union Bank TO the Stockholders thereof,
lnd spnd your account TO THIS oilce.
Respectfully,
Il. b. GRAYSON, Cash'r.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-05-30
Writer'S Of Tales.


Mrs. Sigouney, Miss VI buchanan,
Mrs. + S Osgood, Mrs. II Beechtr Stove,
Mrs. c Baron Wilson, Mrs. M $ Leon Loud,
Wm. Cuncr, Scba Smith.
james 4 Ficl.is,
Isaac q Pray,
Dusoe,
James Montgomery.
Miss Juliet II Lewis,
Mis-. A D Woodbridge.
Oh tue above eminent writer's, celebra
ted in cur omu and most Of them well
known in other countries have each had
40 article 4ilher in the january or Feb
tuarv Number Of the Book. |! is unnec
cssary for us to.say that no such array Of
names can be shown by any other Maga-
zine in this country Of any price.
! We give three times as many embel-
i,hmenls as any other Magazine, and
each plate is equal, II noi superior TO tho
one otany co-'empoiay, and yet 'le p'ico
of The Magazine is not increased. Oar
4 edilun is immense, therefore we are ena-
bed to 90 to greater expense than any
aillrr publisher. A better return may
therefore be expected for the price paid los
, subscriptions.
In the two numbers just published We
nave given,
Plates Of Fashion containing II Fig.
Il Beautiful specimen Of Lacework.
Splendid Steel Plate beyond compare
/, the best .ine of engraving eter publish
!. ed IN an American Maga-iae.
4 4 Pages Of tIusic.
I'll A New Einbeishmen, Cover.
y In addition to our usual well arranged
G embellishments wen!ways publish Steel
D lille pages t'rice ayca''.
!. The whole Amount ef engrivings and
i Embellishments o.. various kinds TIA, the
i Book contains, or will contain this year,
a i1ay be estimated at about
!. XTY.
}, A new series Of paper Of great value has
J, been lately commenced By Mrs Hale.
), The D9lnes ic Department his du-
!. lin. the year viii compose great amount
I, u useful matter.
For enterprise, at least we think we
deserve some credit; we have been the
l. first to giye to an American public ori
SO gin il articles from the pens Of Mary Rus
81 sell Milford, author OF Oar Village"-
ot Mrs. Cornwall Baron Wilson, editor OF
IN London La Belle Assembiee, Mrs. Hoh-
land author Of several useful aud valuable
Be works; James Montgomery. author Of
Is "Omnimcseuce Of the Defy sc. Thoni-
OF as Miller author Of Fair toaamend and
he Royston Guuner, i.Den, ger Elliott author
H. uf Cora Law Rhyales.
We do mol particularly mention these
natnes because they all Date irom Loncoa
--o,.r object only Is to show that where
there are good articles 10 be had, there
1T will we apply. M aathor If any repu-
10 !alion in our country hasevcr sought nd
ef mission 10 "'rLe Book" to vain
in Gode,'s Lady's Book is furnished NJ
S3 per annum, The money lnsafibly to be
received before a single number is sent
The following system Of clubbing ina,
ISL answer the purpose Of many wishing 4
ty suosenoa'
Tie CLUBBING.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY CHRONICLE.

} a = ~ ~ - - - ~ " ~ : " ~ ~
"A family newspaper, issued every Saturday.
By MATTHIAS & TAYLOR.
No. 81 South Secoad Street, Philadelphia.
u believed TO be the cheapest, best anc
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The editorial department conducted by
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TIE SATURDAY, CHRONICLE
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IL,
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CLUBBING.

r.
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The March humber will contain seven
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the writing of lady Byron, her daughter
Ada, Miss Sedgaick, and Harriet Mar.
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May 2 25 .
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~ C>,S>G


Eighteen Original contributors to 'he
January number.
Nineteen Original contributors 70 the
February number.
Elcren Embellishments in the Two
numbers.
NINETY SIX FACES OF READING MATRER
y authors whose names stand among IN"
foremost mAthe literary ranks o! our
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] WALTON, T C, II 9
May %
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

8 %
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COMMUNICATED.
NnDTIIT-MnCpJ Avn


NORTHUMBERLAND
At a meeting of the Democratic Republican party Of
Northumberland county, held at the Court House on
Monday, 18th day Of December, e40, (the same being
Court day. pursuant 10 previous notice, Col Robert
Alexander was called 10 the Chair, and Major William
p Booth appointed Secretary. The object of the meet.
ing being explained by few brief remarks by Colonel
WIN. Basyc, the following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted;
lst Rcsolred, That we highly approve of the course
pursued by Democratic Republican friends IN the
counties of Prince William, Stafford and King George
in nominating by county meetings candidate tor Con-
gress for this District
Cd Resolved, That we do most cordially concur with
our Democratic Republican friends in the counties OF
Prince William, Stafford and King George, in their no.
mnation of DIR. R. o. Grayson candidate Tor Con
gress in this District and do therefore respectfully
recommend him to our Democratic Republican fellow
citizens as gentleman and politician in every res
pee, worthy Of their most ardent support.
Sd. Resolred, That we have the highest confidence
in the firm and mistaken attachment of Dr. H. .. Gray
son to our Republican Institutions and to the principles
which have always characterized the Republican party
IN the u S. and that we will all honorable means
to promote his election.
4,h. Resolred, That Col. William Basye, Col. Edwin
Nelms, Capt VIM. Middleton, Capt. Leroy Harcnm.
and William Henderson, Esq, be appointed COM
mittee 10 correspond with Dr. Grayson and apprsc him
of the proceedings Of this meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
Monday, Dec. p, 1910.
tic SPFAkFK IUUK lUV NHdIl dl II cIUCE
RESOLUTIONS


Mr.. SrEPHEssos of Tyler-That the Committee on
Bank Of Virginia 10 declare dividends not exceeding
six per cent. per during the pleasure Of the Le
gislaturc capital of &c. log GAO 33-that being the
amount of the capital of the Bank the Goth Of
April, 1910, after deducting the of S540,059 81,
the amount Of the late defalcaton in said Bank
Laid the table
Mr.. McPuERsos-That the Committee on the Pen-
Tertiary be instructed to inquire into the expediency
of changing the mode Of guarding that institution, and
that they have leave to report by bill or otherwise
Mr.. DoRMAS-That the Committee for Courts OF
Justice be instructed inquire into the expedency Of
giving 10 the Circuit Superior Courts of Law and
Chancery concurrent jurisdiction with the County
Courts in actions Of debt
Mr. CoLroS, that the Auditor of Public Accounts be
requested to furnish this House with such information
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
HnMuLrN-Ln 1I,En


The cnco Agricultural and Horticultural Society, held s
meeting the 9TH ns 10 notice when the Rev. JESSE
NJ TURNER unanimously elected Prcsdent and AsTHoSY
RoeISsoN, in, Secretary and Treasurer.
The appointment of two Vice Presidents was postponed
The Society appointed Executive Committee who charged
with various duties; them thai of determining the pro
subjects for premiums their amounts and the designation OF
IL will hold lis first meeting for
exhibition the second "Wednesday May neu either in the
City Of Richmond immediate vicinity On that occasion an
address will be delivered by the President They adopted
luton pesenta memorial the present General Assembly pray
the establishment of State Board Of Agriculture.
And thanks, unanimously To the Editors Of papers IN
city Of Richmond gwen the Society place III their
columns. The of members 81 subscribing the
Constitution, and - annual contribution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

9Th Resolred, That the members of this meeting de
not feel discouraged at the late triumph of Federalism
as manifested by the election Of Electors o- Pre-
sdent and Vice President of the United States; and
would respectfully recommend 10 their Democratic Re-
publican friends of this county, not to ahac in the
slightest degree their excrtons in behalf of those priu-
cples which held dear by The founders of nur
Republican Institutions principles which have 50 often
triumphcd tie intrigue of Federalism, and which
long will again be in the ascendcncy 10 the dsna
defeat, and discontinue of Federalism and lis concoml
tant ucs-Aboltion oppressive taxation, and rag me-
ney.
9th Reso'rcd, That copy of the proceedings of this
meeting be forwarded 10 the Editor Of the Richmond
Enquirer, requesting him to give the same publicity
through the columns of his paper.
Signed by order of the meeting.
ROBT. ALEXANDER, Chairman.
WIIIIaN p Booru Src'u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
Thursday, Dec. 4. $40.
RESOLUTIONS.
I'M ~

Mr. Nc LAuGHLIs-That the Engineer of the com
monwcalth make report TO the General Assembly
how many miles at the Eastern and Western end OF
the S,aunton and Parkersvle road made, and how
many miles under contract, and at what time the con-
tracts were made and entered into and what sum is
given per mile, and what portion and section of said
road is not located, if any.
Mr. HARRIsox-That the Committee for Courts Of
Justice be instructed TO enquire into the expediency
of so amending act entitled 'an act to amend an
act to reduce into the several acts for the better
curing the payment of rents, &c, as TO permit the te-
he NAV have against the attachment Of his landlord.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
RICHMOND, Va, TUESDAY, DEC. 10, 1910.

JAMES RIVER CASAL-The Lynchburg Republican
of Thursday reports the Canal to be partially frozen
over, and adds awe very much fear that lis navigation
will, for 4 time, be obstruoted. 1t canuot however,
be long before the communication will be unnterrupt
ed. No breaks have occurred on the entire line be-
tween this place and Richmond-which, all things
sdered, highly creditable TO those under whose
perintendence the work accomplished. The
weather at this time is not severe"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

Sickness of Mr.. Grundy.-Thc Nashville Wing says:
We regret 10 hear Of the continued and severe illness
of the Hon Felix Grundy, who has been confined to his
home in this city, from lndsposon, for six eight
weeks past His is understood to-day TO be very
critical one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
ID. VI. IIoyt Il Co.'s Office.

ID Istl ''''' = "'1'
% 80 "a &c % 10 81 ~ % y %.
Whole Ticket, Nos 5 33 y, prize Of $500.
Do. do. 81 = 10, do. 200.
DO. do. : 10 IL, do. 1000.
All three in the above Lottery, sold By iict Co. country
Of them lady.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
SCHEMES For JANJ-ARy. Isi
$4,000. 10000,

Below have schemes for the first month Of The
year; they All rich VIII only say, look them,
selection and all the prize your
will be directed 10 ID. VI. HOYi & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
III Quarters,

Virginia Wcsbns Lottery Glass A, for ei drawn al
Alexandria, Va. January 9th--15 NUMBERS Is drawn.
prize $4,000, of 10000, Of G,00O Of 1000
1000, $500, 1000, LA 50, - prizes Of 1000
Tickets sO-sharrs in proportion.
packages Of - whole tickets will
$780, certificate Of halves and quarters in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29
IN sen ATE.

.nond0y, Dec. -, 1910
The SPEAKER took the Chair at y o'clock. The
Clerk being absent, on motion Of Mr.. PEyros, Thomas
l.. Nelson appointed Clerk pro tempore and, there
being quorum present, the Senate adjourned to meet
aualn tomorrow al IL o clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

INA n .SS for sale by T.. r. Nash, Petersburg Viz
~ M. 4 - :, we iaiTc,, terms possible
g them ~ and Try them: If good, keep them; if not
ss,e p','""lt paying for them.
" a iii, ~ superior 10 others, and as purchasers &c.
>,cu :, ,e acquainted with the difference in them i'm
sauru, be- at IN getting so costly article too much
l,.scd ,',.c'y satisfied with the instrument they
= ,Ip.r. a, Trend OF neighor gets one which i con
A''h 'Hey wish they had been more particu-
. de, which my 'Sr any thing farther than limit in price
" sehl me. j.. p NASH.
69-2aw3wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

The SPEAKER submitted communication from the
Governor, transmitting statements Of the condition oi
the Bark Of Virginia and It's branches the first Mon
day in the present month; Of the Farmers Bank ofIr
gina and its branches the 9Th Instant and of the
Bank Of the Valley and its branches the first day Of
October and first Monday in December, lsl0; which,
motion Of Mr. LEE, ordered to be laid upon the
table and be printed
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Recapitulation of the general statement Of the
don Of the Bank Of Virginia and its branches, the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-29

Virginia s,ae Lottery decided drawing Of Maryland
laed Iof,.r, Class for Jannary 22d, l4l66
drawn ballots
ScHEmr-i capital prizes Of $4,000, prize Of 5000, Of
5000 Of ATE olson, Of a500, IL Of 500. &C.,
Tickets s!J-shares in proportion
certificate package of - whole tickets will he for
$780, certificate Of - halves and quarters In proportion