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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
Cheering and unexpecte d
news from Pennsylvania.

The election Of Aldermen, Assessors,
Judges, &c. in the different Wards and
Townships in the city and county ol
Philadelphia, took place, on Friday las,
aud resulted, in the city proper, in the
complete success Of the Wings in the
election of all their candidates except
two.
The correspondent Of the NetO York
Evening Posi-, (ihe Tory organ in New
York, groans most bitterly at this result,
and concludes his letter as follows
p" Should maiiers continue in he present
unsettled state, ! shall not be much aston
ished TMe oPpOsifiOa the Whigs] sue.
ceed in The city and county merit fall
Last fall our majority in the county was
about $500. So ice 60"
If the Wings carry the county Of
Philadelphia next fall (says the Atlas, J
Gen. Harrison will sweep the State by
twenty thousand.
sCs The HAND WRITING Is ON THE
wALL.sG5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

VIRGTNIA.-William M. Peyton, fol
many years a representative in the Vir-
ginia Legislature, and at the last elec.
tion one of the most efficient support.
ers of Mr.. Van Buren, has come out il
favor Of General Harrison, and is an.
nounced as candidate for the House
Of Delegates for Roanoke county.
b. q. Payne, for more than twenty
years delegate in the Virginia Legis.
lature, for the county of Fluvana, and
one of the main pillars of the Demo
cratic party in the State, has come out
in very able address in favor of Gen
eral Harrison. The county of Fluvana
gave Mr.. Van Buren, majority of $50
votes in 1886, and will now give a ma
jority in favor Of Gen. Harrison.
f. Fontaine, Conservative, Senator
from the Louisa district, has also pub
Iishod powerful address in favor of
General Harrison.
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SALE POSITION ED.
Administrator Sale.

Pursuant to permission obtained Of the Hon.
Court Of Probate. Of the totem Of .NitDpoyt,
there ,oW be sold at Public .4uefion on .Me
premises, on Saturday, the leh Of .AprI
merit, at IL o'clock, n. NJ,
A LII the right, title and interest which
"A Elizabeth Easton, late Of Newport, dec.
had at the time OF her death, in and to cer-
tain lot of land, with dwelling house aud
other buildings thereon standing, situated in
said Newport, bounded sou,herly fifty feet on
rouro street. westerly one hundred and iwen-
Iy.two feet on land Of John c. Card and John
Springer, norhcrly fifty feet on Barney
street, and Easterly one hundred and twenty
two feet on land Of Charles Whitfield. Con.
dltons NJ time and place Of sale.
PETER p. r REMINGTON Admir-,
on the Esiais Of Elisabeth Eastou.
Feb. 6. 1910.
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A FEW LITTLE Guns FROM OHio.- At the
charter election in Circleville, which was
held on the 9Th inst. the candidates for office
were supported on strict pnr,y grounds
The result, as stated in the Herald. was a
brilliant triumph to the Tippecanoe boys
The Harrison ticket went ahead at the rate
Of little more than two to one
At the charter election in Xenia, the Torch
Light of that place says, there was triangu-
lar coalition formed between the Loco Fo.
cos, Abol'tionists and anti.tcmperance men,
but still, the Log Cabin boys triumphed.
At Dayton, the Log Cabin and Hard Cider
candidates were clccte; by majority Of 26C
or abou, two to one Bali. Pat.
The Wings, last week. in the town of Mas
slllon, carried their mayor by n majority o
60 votes.
In Cleveland, the Wings elected theii
mayor by majority Of lOl votes.
In Toledo, Wing mayor was also elected
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From tho Providence Journal.

Mr.. Editor-IInvng been one Of those who
were a, first deferred from the perusal Of the
articles under the signature Of "Narragan-
se,t," on account of their imposing calcula.
tions and extended statistics, have within n
few doys past been induced to read them
and have Just risen from the pcrusa Of the
elaborate, but able and pungcnt piper, which
was last presented 10 the readers oi the
Newport " Herald Of the Times" These ar.
,clcs are marked for intellectual power, PLAN
and practical illustration, and well appropria.
cd and caus,ic aninadvrrslon on the abuses
of government the pc"p'e have so long en-
durod, and for an ingcRuous aud patriotic
splri, worthy of one who IS only ambitious to
mpart the light Of his experience. acquired
in q HE devoted tn business and labor ~ the
department of agriculture aud manufactures,
lint hp might AID ~ dissipoting the inisis
with which certain den,agogues ~ high pIa.
ccs arc ,ndravorlng To blind our eyes, hat
they may continue IN luxura,o over tho
"spoils" IN the midst "or the lamentailcn oi
ih" people" THIS writer's reflections mns,
have afforded instruction and satisfaction Ia
many who were hnsinusly seeking light ~
The oil important national subjects which arc
now being Discussed so freely before tho
people, while on the eve Of The most import,
ant election, perhaps, yet held since the day,
of that pure and illustriUns man, the mention
nf whbsr nainc even. calls birth III. spon,an.
con. honsgr of VII hearts n", incnpsbls NJ
! generous aud lthi rcb,Lp iis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

PENNsyLvAyIA--TuIRD Disrnrcr.-
At the Election, on Friday, for Alder
men Of the Northern Liberties, Phila-
delpha, comprising MAYORS contested
district, the Whig candidates were c.
lected by an average minority of five
hundred votes. So much for the ridic-
ulous slandcr which has been put in
circulation out of Philadelphia, that Mr..
Naylor owes his election to Congress to
spurious votes. Indeed, the Philadel
phia journals pronounce the whole story
to be sheer humbug, without a single
particle oftruth to sustain it. u.
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RIVER BOAT.-We understand that the
r. Woolsey, Is to commence running between
this place and Providence in q week or two
The Balloon has heretofore been running on
the North River, and is represented TO be n
very fine boat in every respect. In the alb
sence of the daily New York boats, the pub
lie will ba well accommodated by this new
arrangement, and we hope it will be profit.
ably sustained
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\ The LExINGToN.-Al letter has been
received in Boston, from Mr.. Harnden' S
agent at New York, stating that Mr..
Taylor, with his marine armor, has
succeeded in finding the wreck of the
Lexington after ono days search, and
that piece of the boat has been raised.
The piece was found at the depth Of IA
feet, and was heavily loaded with iron !;
probably piece near tho engine.
E0sion Courier.
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TsIs,rY CnuRcH. Nsw YoRK.--A record
has been preserved Of the persons buried IN
the cemetery Of this church. since l7O2, eN-
ccptng during the years of the revolutionary
war, when no account appears TO have been
kept, and it is stated by those who have cx-
amined. ihn, one hundred and siriy thousand
bodies iavc been there deposited. A city OF
the dead truly is this. containing piled up,onc
above another. IN is confines mighty mass,
equal To the half Of TINT which daily swarms
in the streets and dwellings Of the great me
tropolis Of the new world.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

The NoRwicu RAILROAD RoUTE
to New York is quite popular with the
public, and most Of the travel between
Ncw-lork and Boston goes that way.
1t is said that on Friday last the num-
bcr of passengers by the way Of Ston-
ington was less than twenty and by the
way of Norwich there were scventy-iive
to eighty. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

HAnaisosIsM.-Thc Green Mountain Boys
are animated with the noble ardor of the
youth Of the West The young Mems Wing
Convention Of Washington County came to
Montpelier on horse and foot, in sleighs and
six horse teams, with banners, music, mot
toes, SC. in a style which made it a second
edition of the great outponrng for Harrison
at the capital Of Ohio. The procession moved
cheeiily through The streets to the delight of
the towns people, and then held their con-
ven,iun in the brick church. Col. Charles
Paine presided, and among the eloquent ad.
dresses was one from Mr.. Herrck, a soldier
Of The revolution, who had undergone the
horrors Of the Jersey Prison Ship.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

A LOG CABIN IN AUBURY.-The
Wings Of Auburn IN. w. are putting
up T'ippccanoc Log Cabin. The Tip
pecanoc Boys have gone into tho woods
TO cut the logs. The building is to be
30 by 40 feet, and calculated for Com
mi,tcc Room for the friends Of the He
ro ofthc Thames aud Tippccanoe, o'
the county, TO meet in during The pres
ont political campaign pending the Pres.
identnl election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
Academy Of Dancing.
MASONIC HAL.

MONS. GUIGON has the honor to inform
A'A the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Newport
that at the desire of many parents of his for.
NOR pupils, he will reopen his Academy ia
Dancing on Saturday afternoon, May I'd, al
tho Above Hall.
Gentlemen wishing 10 take lessons in the
evening will be also attended To.
A subscription paper is left at Mr.. Gala
hans Book store, where the terms and con
ditions may be known.
References: y. FowLER GARDNER, Esq
WM. ESNrs. Esq
GEo. G. KrNo, ESQ.
mar 261
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MEMORANDA.

Adv. at New Orleans, 4h inst, brig octavs, Mnybc
~. for N York.
Arr. ni New Bedford Monday, Revenue Cutter,
Vi.iant, Connor. I'm = cruise.
Arr. ri Gibrater, Feb. 9Th, brig Confidence, Bailey
New York.
At Plymouth 18Th nit. repr. sw. bark Ariadne Beck.
man, for Newport, 'R. l." so reportedl
Adv nt Liverpool 29h ult, ship Kutusof, Tay lor FOR
n York
Sailed I'm Havana, 9Th inst, brig Echo, Messsr Will
mngton, ". g..
Adv. At Mobile, 9Th inst sch'r Rosathc. for " York
Cid at Boston, Friday last, schr Concord, Carr,
Havana and Cardenas.
Arr. nt IIavana. 9TH inst brig Caspian, swasev from
Charleston vim Matsnzns-At do. 9Th inst, sch'r Ea-
gle. wyie, Savannah next week
Arr. nj ST. Augustine. eth Inst, schr Counsellor,
Rogers, I'm this port, for st. Marks.
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q Y q az 6.

Fans ON TnE BosToN RAiL RoAD.-The
fare from Providence To Boston has been re-.
duced to one dollar and fifty cents.
The number thrown out of employment, in
this country, by the distressed state of the
times, ID computed at near one million! So
much for the Sub.Heasury.
At the latest dates from Ptisburg. -four
was selling ms low as 81 so n $262. Glori.
ons tiiDes,snd some of ih" effects Of the Sub
Treasury, which Martin Van Buren, says has
been in operation since 1887.
The Whig's have routed the Lokys in Fall
River, holse, foot, aud drsgoons."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

FRsr PAGg.-We insert to-day the
7th number of 4" NARRAGANsETT. In
our last reference TO these articles, we
should have said the 18th instead of
the "5ih number. The present No.
shows the effect of specie currency,
aud in connection with the number
which is to follow will give the reader
n good idea of the benefits of Mr.. Van
Buren's Sub-Trensury scheme about to
be adopted.
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sUB-TREAsURY ARGUMENTS.

Establish hard money government."-
Benton.
"You must reduce the value Of proper.
ty.'-l Buchanan.
"Rcducc the wages Of labor Calhoun
"Mode the financial branch Of your go.
vcrnment after Cuba."- Haiker.
Establish asystem Of collection, ,disbursc-
ment and safe Keeping OF the public money
like that adopted in Cbinn."- Globe.
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ON SATURDAY NEXT March %.

wv Sdl UhDHf .NEA L, March 2S,
at 8 o'clock a. M, al the sabscrber's
Soul Store, Oiil be sold at Public
AUCTION,
A LII the Goods on hand in said Store. las
IA the Store is TO be given up on The first
Of April, viz: boxes oranges, ullage chests
Of tea, ulage bbl. sugar, Go. coffee, a kegs
butter, 10 chooses, one uloge hid. molasscs,
gin cases, bottles, caisup, one bbl. glue. two
wooden clocks. so corn bags, I box olives,
tubs, pals, nest boxes, cnnpsils, tin boilers.
tin covers, bake psns, iren pots dish kettles,
4 cooking stoves for burning wood, crocasry
md glass ware, lamp tops, brass knobs. 2 old
brass kettles, knives and forks, iran spoons,
iron and brass costors, iron bolts ond pulpys,
sturrnps, wallets, wrapping paper, letter pa
per, willow baskets, one easy chair. and lot
of odd chairs. Also. quantity Of either nr-
ticles. Sales positive, and conditions liberal.
march 2G. NJ. HALL, Auct'r
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ALE POSTPON ED.
Pevvs at Auction.

On Saturday, .4pri I'M. ls4O, at 3 O'Clock
p. NJ, at The Methodist Chapel in this
Toicn, ,ciH be sold al Public AUCTION. TO the
highest 5tfder,in onformity 10 Tie provisions
0ihe Act Of Incorporation,
a. LII the Pcws and por,s Of Pews in said
"A house, which may then be Indebted To
the Corporation for Taxes, md incidental
charges. All interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
BENZ. MUMFORD, ,Sinoard.
Newport, Oct 81, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

The Wing Young Men Of Philadelphia had
O great meeting on "Wednesday night, ut
whiei, resolutions were passed responsive 10
the nominations at Harrisburg, and also to
appoint delegates to the Young Mems Ma
tional Convention at Baltimore. p. c. Eli
maker presided, and cl"qnen, addresses were
made BY Mcssrs. Naylor, David Paul Brown,
Wm. B. Bccd, Sc. a committee was APP
pointed to receive the names Of all who arc
Wiling to 20 as delegates.
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For Sale,

Al Public AUCTION, on the 18Th Of .apri
nert, at IL o'clock, a. m.,
A A lot of Land containing sixty
fsto two and a half rods, with Dwell
m ing House and crib thereon, situ-
.R ate in Middletown a, the head If
the Swamp road and cast end Of HoneymaD's
I'LL road, aud adjoining west on The Christian
Meeting House lot There is mortgage on
the premises fer 5000. dated 18Th Msy,
1920, which will be psyable within six years
after the mortgagee shall obtsin possession,
if he takes that course. The payment of the
balance Of the purchase money vii! be made
easy to the purchaser.
LUCY DAWLEY.
Middletown, Mar 26, 1910.
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% Is 4 g Us s..

In this town, on Sunday 18th iust., hr. William
Leeds.
Al Portsmouth. on the 18th inst, Mr.. PeIeg Barker,
aged 81 years. Revolutionary pensoner. On Thurs
dn! last, Mary Coggeshs aged 10 yenrn-a member of
the Society OF Friends
At Jamestown, ON Monday 10th inst, Miss Harriet
Oa'iy, aged 40 yesrs.
AZ Canton, Ohio. on the 5th inst, Mrs Sarah Rese
Page, Of Portsmouth X. L., widow fCapt Banl Page
and daughter of the late Capt. Oliver r. Warner, Of
this town. in the SD year OF her age.
Al Buenos Ayrss, on the l0ih Of Dec sfer q short
Illness Lieut.. William II. Page son Of the lrie Capt.
Benjann Page, of Portsmouth, II. l., aged Sc years.
Ia Norwich, Conn, on the 9Th inst, Mr. George G.
Hazard, ofthe late CArder Hazard formerly of New
port, In the 22d Of his age. Mr.. u. was yours
man OF great moral worth, aud was highly respected
and esteemed by all who knew him.
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sr No tidings from MI
RantOul.
Notice..

The 9th Lecture before tho Newport Ath.
enaeum, will be delivered at Armory Hall, on
Wednesday evening, April lst 1910, at "A
o'clock, by Mr. Joseph s. Pirnnn, Of Provi.
dence. Subject The Agricultural School"
Tickets ~ cts. to be had at the Store of
r. J. Taylor, and at the book Store of Mr..
Callahan and w. A. Barber.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

The Wings Of Providence arc about
erecting n LOG CABIy," in honor of
the plain Farmer of North Bend. The
Journal says-"The logs are expected
in town in few days, and the cabin
will soon be erected" Due notice will
be given Of the day on which it will be
raised
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

A S,o~-Amopg the signatures 10 call
for a meeting Of tho Harrison Young Men. of
Philadelphia. we are surprised TO find that OF
Francis Grund. formerly a well known par
,zan of President Van Burcn. He proposes,
we also learn, TO publish for his German
counlrymep, n new Harrison paper TO be cnl-
led the Pennsylvania Gernan. Yet the to.
ries would have US believe there are no chan
oes Alias.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

The accounts from al parts ofonr state md
The county NJ large, are ut tho most cheering
character. We know OF NJ least liity indIvId. .
uals within this vicinity who have rcnouncsd
that administration, which while II has prom.
lsed them bread has given them stones. They
say they would rather be called traitors to .
corrupt and l'cen,icus party than to then
country. which is now in such s,na',on -
10 req .tc The ps;t,o'c scrriocso of all her arms.
i.Mu foroop Gd.iVs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

PRoMorIoSs IN THE NAvY.-Among the
promotions in the Navy which were approved
by the Senate on the 9th inst. we notice that
of Udliam Rogers Taylor, OF this town, to be
a Lieutenant in the Navy, from the 10Th of
n
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A U CTION 8.
r is ID Az.
SalcS 30 Auction.

On Thursday. tie esM ;mss., at 10 o.
clock a. M. '0iH BE told at The Store on
Vernon's, late Bnsisist's tVhurf. re-
Gently occupied by Swiatur,se = Hud.
son,
A quantity Of vsrions kinds Of Painss, &c.
"A &c. Also, imme edisteIy after, the large
new two story building formerly improved
by S~inburDe Il Hudson, ss a painters shop.
The 10, on which the building stands is held
by lease, about six years Of tho term 10 um-
explrcd;-directly sftet will be sold on thu
premises, one fourth Of one undivided half Of
q lot Of land, and the ssme proportion af the
building thereon standing. bounded southerIy
on Ann street cost on land Of the heirs of
DR.. King, decd. west on the heirs Of Dan
ifl Swinbu,ne, decd; and north on land of
J. J. Psyne. Also one undivided quarter
part OF lot of land on the Hill, adjoining
easterly the estate recently owned and occu.
pied by the late Judge Clarke. Immediately
nfer. Pew No. As. situated in the East alsle
Of the Unitarian Church.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON,
march l9.l Assignee ef 8. T. II.
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,rP Certificate VOTERS are re-
0ucstcd to leave their names at this Of
flee Immediately, and their Certificates
will be procured for them in due season
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

The steam. boa, John w. Richmond has
been purchased by an Eastern company for
$50 COO, and is to run between ilallowe on
the Kcnnebcc Riyer) md Boston.
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by MILTON HALL-Auctioneer.

TO-MORROW, al II O'Clock "A. M,
wiH be sold al Public AUCTION at The
Store recently occupied BY b. Wood
q Co., for The benefit Of all concerned,
~ casks Of bes, Western CHEESE, end
M one hbd Molusses. Conditions ut sale.
march 70 M. HALL, .qmcf'r.
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Al the unmarried stone cutters employed
on the Treasury building at Washington
were recently discharged; whereuron they
came on, in the papers with an advertisement
headed "Wivcs Wanicd," in which they
stated that they were abcu, twenty. eight IN
number. and wanted ihnt number Of partners.
"Aprlicsn,s mus, be between the ages Of ~
and ~ years. Of good moral character and
pnod Llsposiiinn"
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W q - - Z a 8 Is 8.

In This town, on Thursday evening last BY the Rev.
Mr.. West, Mr. Frceborn NJ Coggeshni, 20 Miss Eli
IN, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Sherman all Of this town.
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sl-@ Let US have a rous;ng meeting
on Monday evening, at tho Court
House, to appoint Delegates to the
Young Mems Wing Convention in
Providence. See notice in another
column.
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Prentice says: Oar news from Illinois 's
most encouraging. Old Tippecanoe sshow.
,nc tho i,cnfocos spceimep of "pll walk
Ino" o,r, the Western rtsiriss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

Nothing was done in either House of
Congress on Friday or Saturday, of any
interest whatever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

CoXSrcricUr.--Thc State election
IN Come eticut takes place neat Mon
6sr week.
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ted by them 10y maiD to the editor Of
the Providence Journal on hearing Of
the nomination. If the editor of the
Journal has not received the letters re-
ferred to, he will please inform us.-If
he has, he will have the goodness to
publish item without delay. They
were both put into the Office here in time
to 60 in the mail on Tuesday morning.
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Candies, at vOse's,
CRUDE OIL.

SnOO GALLONS SPERM OIL, large
DVOO propmiion Heed Matter, and 1000
gallons Rigb, Whale O,l. for sale by
Mar. :. T. J. TF.fTER
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We copy the following from the
"OLivE LEAF" the only paper exclu-
sively devoted TO the cause of Tempe
rance in the State. We would advise
our Wing friends, one and all, to beware
of" Woiees in Sleeps clothing"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

LOOK OUT FOR PRIZES IN
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES,
TO BE DRAWN THIS WEEK.
This Day. March %,
Class 80, ~ nos. Ia ballots, Capital $4,000,
Tickets 63.
Friday, Match ~,
Class 3ll, 30 nos. l6 ballots, Capital Sl5. .OOO,
Tickets 81.
Saturday. March %,
Class 3l272 nos. I2 ballots, Capitals $40 600,
| Of 5000, $500, I Of 1900, / Of 1850.
5of 1000, 8 Of GOO. s Of $50, 200 Of
500, &c.
Tickets $40.
For sale in a great variety Of numbers o.,
the Old Office Of
J. o. SHAW.
Mar. 90.