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and navigation. signed at BaIts I.inan. 90 The
o5th day of Jernandi- u evoel, 1854. rome words
in the Turkish iext Of the said article sre found
NOT to agree with the same in the English inter
pretation; and the difference ia tho words be-
loe, when mention is made that the said ron
yention shall come into force on March. 1899,
therefore, to prevent any Misunderstanding
which might arise in consequence OF the differ
enre ia the two idioins, IL 10 agreed that The said
convention came into force on the first Of March.
1899. And in like manner IL IL agreed by The
that in the first of three ar
ticles added TO the convention. the Turkish sr-
prrssions. Berren and Bahrrp (by land and by
seal as also. Yahod and bahren Tor BY sal
though written in the Turkish. are omitted in
the English document. and az they nryenhe-
les are expressed in The ratification, Of II. NJ.
the Queen and Padisrhah OF England. they
shall be considered Of the same signifeaIlon.
force. and validity, as il expressed 10 The origi-
nal copy.
Ponsonby. Mcustafa Risni. Assistant Of the
first Minister. Mehemed Noun, Counsellor Of
the Bureau Of Foreign Affairs.
To be published in the Baltimore Post. Bal
timore journal Of Commerce. New York
Pennsy ylvanian. Philsdelp lphia; Statesman. Bos-
ton. New Hampshire Gazette, Portsmouth -
Eastern Argus. Portland; Columbian Register.
New Haven; Rhode Island Repubiiean. New
port; Great Western. New Orleans: Southern
Patriot, Charleston Commercial Register.
Mobile Georgian. Savannah; Republican.
Washington. North Carolina.- Globe, NJ 4ih.
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SPENCER's
v egeta bic Pills.

VHNllE forest Is natures medical repository, and
IL experience her great medical teacher. From
that repository the Ingredients which cGmrose the
above invaluable medicine have been culed, aud
that teacher experience, has show be unryall.
ed III It's salutary effects the human system. -
Thousands have heen benefited by the OF these
Pills and they seldom fail of the intended effect.
For all diseases originating in impurities Of ihs
blood, they have no equal. For complaints Incl.
dent to the female constitution, they stand unriysll-
ed. In complaints of children, IN headache dysIep-
sa chronic disorder, and the Incl stages Of
SUMPTION they are certain 10 afford sJe.dy relief,
and generally effect cure when all other mems
have failed. They perfectly innocent and safe.
and may he taken at all times, aud under all circu
stances without the least possible danger
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, War.
wick X. l. who is sole proprietur-io whom only
lie composition is known.
- Be PARTICULAR. Each box has insids
wrapper, with an engraved fac smile oi the pr0pr%
etor's signature, and an engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud containing he words "VE6ErA-
BILE PILLS" The cover fthe box is stamped g
s." None others are genuine.
The reader is particularly referred TO the recon.
mendatons and certificates which accompany tho
pills, and the respectabilty oiwhch cannot be qsss
toned.
These Pills may be obianed Of
MARY TILLEY,
No. 40 Spring-street.
Dec 49, sole Agent for Nerport.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale of" Spenecrs Vegetable Pis"
G. Brown. Little Compton;
Monro * Clifford. Bristol;
n. b. Burr. Warren;
Howland & Church. Wcsipou;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
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CANCERS EXTRACTED.

RR. c. WALKER, respectfully informs the
nHoiiizens of NewpoI, and lis vicinity that h"
has taken Office in the ARcADg. third row, west
side. No. 20. where he will be prepared to operate
on Cancers, Polypnses, Scr0lulas, Salt Rhenul. and
Sores of every kind. The above diseases are cured
without any sutgeal operuon, and is therefore pre-
ferable to any other method hitherto invented OF
pracliced, II being perfectly safe IN It's operation
even To the most dclicae aud slender constitution.
Cancers and various other kinds oftumors can be
extracted from The breast, with perfect safety, also
from every part Of the system.
DIR. w. having paid particular attention to the
above diseases, by long course Of study and erpe
rence feels fully persuaded that he shall be- able to
give satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with their
patronage.
NJ As a report is in circulation that | have re
veaed the secret OF m, art of cuIing Cancers.
therefore take this method Of assuring the public
that | have not made il known TO any one.
Providence, Feb 18th III.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

Nd ECEIVED THIS DAY. al the Lddf6.
HI Ornamental Hair EnpG GrGnBi, No. I3T
Th0mfs-s;r6ft, lot of Winter Flowers, anions
which are sprigs, buuches. wreatis. &c Also, IT.
teen dozen German Cologne.
Oct 30 J. REMOSD.
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1 ,o,,,rv betveeu the Sublime Porte and the
| Rnslish Government 10 prevest the occur
renee of difficulties. and conform to the exi-
reucies Of time and circumstances. commission
rrs now appointed TO requisite the amount OF
duties payable by the English merchants on
each article Of merchandise. which they mig ht
import into the Ottoman dominions; the Tar
ia last drawn up. having resehed the close Of
il, term. commissioners will now be nominated
BY the two contracting powers TO determine in
Ottomanli cain. the amount OF the three per
cent. duties to be paid by English merchants
on all goods and merchandise imported aud
exported by them, and they win also regulate
the amount Of duties TO be paid on merchan-
disc produced 10 tho Ottoman donations. which
they may export agreeable 10 the stipulaiions
OF this convention and determine on the ports
where these may be levied. aud the goods
shipped The Tarifa which the commissioners
will continue in force for the term Of seven
years, and At its expiration. either Of the two
contracting parties may dehaud its r-adjusi-
meni. II six months elapsed beyond The
seventh year, and neither of the two parties
have made snch demand. then the tariff will
be good for another seven years. and this regu.
laiion will continue TO be observed so long as
God pleases. Finally. when letters Of rarlfca-
iion have been received. this convention will be
ratified at C0nsfantinople within the space OF
fonr months. and come into force from March,
1899, Of the Christian era.
Now the foregoing seven articles being a.
greed to. and stipulated and contracted for,
they will. by Gods permission. be in the given
time, brought To successful conclusion. by
the exchange OF rati6caiiobs. And this inslru-
nent, in the mean time. is sealed and signed
with our respective seals. and exchanged with
the PlenpoteDiisry Of said Government.
Written on The 18th day Of the moon Jemadi-
el-ouIs 1854 Pousonby. Mehemei Mourl,
Counsellor Of the Bureau Of F0reign Affairs
Mousrsfs Reani, Assistant 10 the first Minister.
Musrafa Reschid. Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Of the Sublime Porte.
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NEW CcEEN No..o%A&Y
ICE CREAMS, RESTAURATEUR.

vENHE Subscriber has thrown his doors open,
T. Notwithstanding his arrangement is not as
yet completed, and respectfully invites the Ladies
and Geni!emen Of Newport and vicinity to lCok in
TO his rooms. examine and taste glass OF his Ice
Creams, calves foot Jeey, dish of Scolloped OyS-
ters, wing Of a Brant al # tney wont do, glass
Of hls high charged Soda Water.
REMOND.
r. B. r. will keep constantly for sale all kinds
Of puff Pastry, ahd cakes, with great variety, Of
Confectionery. at wholesale and retail.
IT Wedding cakes made to order. mays.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES TO THE CO
NENTION

NUII IDNAIs n X 10 IaEo TO TIE OO4'-
VENTION.
Difficulties having arisen in negotiating on
the subject Of the amadich (import) and transit
trade, between their Escellencies the Plenipo-
teniaries Of the Sublime Porte and the Eng
Ish Ambassador. ii has been agreed that the
articles on this subject will be signed ~itho VI
being included in The Convention. aud when
approved of by the English Government, Uhe
Sublime Porte having consented be consider
ed as valid aud binding as ifinsered IN and form
Ing part OF 1t.
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TO let.

a STAGE will leave New por, daily, Sundays
N excepted, at o'clock, A. H. and arrive in
Taunton al 3 o'clock. The Cars leave Taunton az
3l-2 o'cl Ick. and arrive in Boston at 5 i-2; Re.
turning the Cars leaves Boston daily, Sundays cx.
copied. at IL o'clock, A. NJ and arrive in Taunton.
at 10 i-2 o'clock A Stage leaves Taunton directly
after, and arrives in Newf ort, at 4 II clock.
Stage and Rail Road fare $3.50.
This Stage lnlersects Al Fall River the New Bed
ford, Warren and Bristol Stages and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. the Providence Stage
passengers by this line, wn arrive in Providence at
3 O'Clock returning leaves Providence Mondays
Wednesdays and Friday at 10 o'clock A. NJ and az.
rives in Newport at ~ o'clock.
Stage Book at Messrs It. Towrsend's and az
Iassards Hotels. .....
Il. b. KINSLEY & CO, Proprietors
Newport June IL, 1889.
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Copy Of an Instrument signed by the Pieni.
potentisries Of the two powers on the day wher
they exchanged the raiifeaticus.
When attention was paid TO the English
transla,ien of the eighth article Of the orisins
Tnrxish copy e ,hs convention 81 esm-,.yec
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II Arric-x VII, . -
Ia 'iss rn,,osr az has h-r.'ofor. ee.s go,
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ARTICLE I.


! Every description of produce and manufsc-
lures OF the Uui,ied Kingdom Of Great Britain
aud Ireland aud its dependencies, and all kinds
OF msrch hsndise shipped in English vessels, aud
being the property OF English merchants. shall,
rs heretofore. be freely imported into every part
Of. Tie Ottoman Empire, by sea, by land or
from other countries. paying on their value
three per cent. And in place of every other
and international duties whatever levied on the
seller or purchaser, the importer must pay an
| additional duty OF two per cent. and lie may
| then sell them at the place ot arrival, or send
them into the interior for sale. without any tar
] ther duty being required Of HIN. Afterwards,
! il the same goods are rcsold in the interior, OF
when their purchaser sends them into a foreign
country, no more duIy will be demanded or re.
cewed, either of the ,ender or purchaser, nor
yet from the person to whom they may be sold
tor export to a foreign country. In like man
uer, an English merchant, after paying the du-
" OF thrae per cent. on goods OF his imporia
lion. may freely ship the same TO any other
I port, except when the goods are sold at the
/ port to which they were imported, or sent thence
into the interior, where he mus, pay the addIt-
ionaI two per cent
! The English Government, neither IN this
nor in any other article OF this convention. stip-
uIatcs FOR any other than The true aud custom
restrict the Ottoman Government in the ex-r-
else Of its right of internal administration. where
they do not infringe upon the privileges OF En-
glish subjects and their commerce, as accorded
by ancient treaties.
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When goods and merchandise. the produce
or manufacture Of England or her dependeu.
eies. or Of any other country. possessed BY an
English reliant, pass the straits OF the Oar
danelIes. or the Bosphofus, in the same vessels
in which they came, or in the vessel into which
they have been transshipped in the straits. or
from any cause whatever, be for short time
put on shore md afterwards reshipped. no du-
ties shall be levied on them. Good, and mel
chapdise brought into the Ottoman domnions
for the purpose Of being exported TO foreign
country, pay the import duty Of three per cent.
only. and none other.
Written on the 25th day Of Jcmaadi- i-ib-oula
1854.
Ponsonby. Mehcmct Neuri, Counsellor oI
the Bureau Of Foreign Affairs.-Moustafa Ri
mi. Assistant TO the First Minister. Moustafa
Reehid, Minister of Foreign Affairs Of the Sub
lime Forte.
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STATEMENr OF THE SITUATION
- Of the Banks In Rhode Island. on Hosdsy.
March I'd. 1870. as the same appears from the Re
turns made 10 The Baik Comnirsioners
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n E w G DIS.

TONI M Il. NEItIF II TELDs
Grateful for past (arors bees ledre TO inform hi,
friends and the public in general,
TUNHAT he has take n the New Store at the juno
Il ton of Broad aud Spring streets, aud just re-
turned from New York with new and fresh supply
Of Choice GROCERIES, which lie Is ready To
dispose of u. low rs they can be purchased in town
AID hopes to receive a share fihe public patronage
Newport April oath, 1889.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST cyYrcE, REV.

% Persons calling for them 0ilt please
say " edesrtised," as they are placed ia a
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English merchants. and those in their en-
ploy. shall be free to trade on any merchandise
brought into the Ottoman dominions from for
eisn countries; and il the said mere handise. on
its arrival. has paid no other than the import
duty OF three per cent. then. when they pur-
chase IL, or send it into the interior for sale
aud pay the additional two per cent. they may
resell il in the interior. or send it into anothe,
country. without the payment Of any other du-
ty whatever.
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SUN-FIsH OLA CERTAIN REM
- EDY for Rheumatism. Sprans. stiffness oi 'os ~
JOINTS. numhnesS Of the limbs, eramp. gout s"o ~
cases Of pain soreness. and tenderness os ''e l'ae
and muscles A few bottles OF the above sfuoe. arc
for -aie b, RI TAyLoR. tno' ~
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Whenever an English merchant, or any
person employed on his part, shall have pur-
chased merchandise, the produce or msuufac-
turs. OF the Ottoman dominions, to export the
same 10 another country, he will be free to
transmit thr Same 10 convenient port, without
the pay n,enl OF any duties. On the arrival at
the port, they will pay a duty Of nine per cent.
ou their value, and on their expectation thence.
three per cent. as heretofore. When the goods
hsve been purchased in port where they have
already paid the duty Of arrival tsmadish,) then
upon their exportaiiou hey will only pay the
duty Of Refriceh. tdsparurs,) three per cent
AELicLEv.
English vessels passing the straits Of the
BACK Sea. and Sea Of Marmors, will have
fheir hrmans issued and delivered them n sue
manner as will preserve them from the least
possible delay.
The Sublime Porte engage, that IN. s,;pu.
lations contained in this Couye en,;on. he ohss,x
ed in every part Of the Ottoman Empjre. in II.
sections Of Europe and Asia. the Province. nj
Egypt and other paris Of Africa, wherever nj
Highncss has possessions, and among all class
- Of people and IL any other nation is dssir
Gus OF pIscins i,s commerce upon the bssis o
these stipnlstions, no opposition shall be shown
hut the Seqe<st secsded to by the Sublim
Pore.
II Il ~. - Asric-r VII, -. -
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GOFE & CO.'S OFFICE.

a p GOFF a. co. LOTTERY AND tx
"a CHANGE BROkERS-REAL ESTATE q
VONEY AGENTS. AND GENERAL lNTELLI
gENCE OFFICE-OFce l-2 Nam street. Whecinc
IA kinds og aJuihcm and western certificates
n dcoo,ite. ,nI hank notes purchased at The ysry
highest market rules.
TT,c highest price paid FIR dmns az sight on B,lu-
nors. philadelphia arrl New York, aud constantly Tor
-i'r al tfr iuvcsl premium
Ery and sell al kinds &c orc.s1 ANIL american
gold.
Ibey al-o attend 10 he collection of notes. drafts
bills OF exchange, Sc.
"a. Stale Lottery, ior the benefit OF The Mou0Ugala
Academy ih jan. l~i9.
90 90 - % lS c. 3 GO % - q
lowest prize SO
Marylanl State. Glass 2 January Sih. 1910.
~ % 80 - 40 ~ 80 20 81 SO
lowest prize -.
Na. Elfzsh- ib.puu Tump.kc. Glass 4. Jlu. lOh. l1t0
"a D o 50 SD 60 & g. 1G % 90 80
Lowest prize g.
Nj s,sfe Lottery. Class 3. fr ilih Janray. 100.
% - 50 i6 40 80 30 b : g - 80 ~
lowest prize go.
Town IiaH Loucr Chs J. tr 1870
% 81 o % A. , 81 a. 8, ~ 81
Lowest prize ea.
Neo Jersev Lottery. Glass; Jauuav 1871 1870
"A a % = - IT, 50 90 80 90 - 80 -
Lowest rizc a.
y. rnra-uai lrvfavcmeut tlt-s 2 'hJfn. ISM
~ g. 81 30 80 - 90 L. o. 30 30
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1 ENVANS' F\Ntili Ar&RiI.N1 Pills are pu,
- ~ vegetable. o1ngoscd Nth he sircl.st prec
rfl ofsoior,e an Of ART; ihey never pfoiuce nansc:
AMI are wanunicd to cure The E,llOSing diseases whiel
arse from impurities Of The blood. ,iz-hpoplcry
Bilious affections. Coughs. Colds. liberated sore throat
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. Cholera. Liver Complaints
Diseases OF The kidneys aai Bladder. Adect,us pccu
iarfc females. and oil those diseases of ~hassosye 81
kit'd, % which human nature ,~ssnljcci. where tie
stomach is Affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. & COLDS. Nervo,.
diseases. liver complaint. dyspepsia. bilious Diseases
piles. ulcers. female weakness. and all cases of hyI--
ehondriaeism. low spirits. palp,taiiou of the heso. ner-
votis irriialtlity. nervous Seekncss. tlusr albus seminal
weakness. indigestion. ls~s cf appetite. hesrt-bum. gen
eral debility. bodily weakness. chlonosis or green sick.
,ess, natulcncy. hysicrical fainiings. Mysteries. head-
ichcs. hiccup. sea sickness. night mare. rheumatism.
sthna. tic doulourvus. crsmp. ~spasmoiic affections.
IND those who are victims to that most circulating
disorder. Gour. will find relief fom their s~ufsrs.gs By
4 course of DIR. Evans medicine.
Bcyzre ~ CosaferfsifS-CAUrioN; BE particular
in purchasing 70 sec that the label Of ihis Medicine
contains a notice OF its eafTy according 70 Act Of Con-
yress. And he kkewise particular ia Obtaining hem
NJ 100 Chatham street. New-York, or lrua The REcu.
LAR AGENTS. Nm. III. KING, Whteiing.
nov %
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lar WILLIAM EvSNS' SJornNG SvRCc
FOR CHILDREN EEL al >G-rErr,slr
~ utfsS,r.-Ts M1,hcrs AMI IHsrss I've Tas~ss
al lie teeth though the gus produces irr.Alreus's
= pI dangerous Symptoms. IL ls knuaSn by inolhss
: hoi there - great irrita ,-n IN the ss, an AMI gums du-
= iyS tins process The gums swell. ie secretion 81
Il NJ saliva 4 increased. ,he ch,ild is seized nh frequent
ani ssl1en tits of crying. watching. starting ia rs
.slecp, afi sTosms of peculiar parts The ehILi shreks,
with extreme yiolcnce, ami thrssts lis fingers into Us
,noath. Ifthese prccurs~ry symptoms are moi speedily
.nllev,a ed. spasmsdic censvlsoss universally super
,cnc. ard sDoo cause the dissolution al ts infant
II mo,hers who have their little babes aiiii'ted with
,esc distressing SYMPTOMS would apply Dr, William
cyans' So,;hins syrup. ~hich has preserved hundreds
finElnis when Thought payi recovery. from being sud-
snly attacked with that fenl malady. commissions.
Bivac Of COUNTER BE particular in
urrhash,r To see thai the label of this Medicine con-
.irs n notice of its entry according In act Of 'ongrcss.
pd be likewise particular in YobteiIiss them At ZOE
= nathan ST.. New York, or from The regular agents
AVN m. Is Water II. Wheeling.
Sievensin.& Nealc. Parkcrsaurg. nov 10
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TO THE NERVOUS q pEB,LIrArED-DR

ITO TIE NERVOUS a. DE.BiLITArED.-DR
Il. EVANS TONIC PiLLS-The powers OF 4,
vans Casaomile Pills are such. that tho palpiraiins
he art. the trcmuloas hand. the dizzy eye and
the AuIiering mind. vanish before their effects
like noxions ,apors bcforc the benign influence Of
the morning sun. They hive been long successfully
used ssr The cure of Iirie1aittsnis. together with fevcrs
of the Irregular nervous kind. accompanied with Wis.
cenl distractions.
This tonic medicine IS for nervous complaints. gen
cfal debility. indigestion and lis consequences. as wan,
ofappctitc. disicnsion of Inc st mach. acidiiy; unplea.
snni taste in the mouth. ~rumbling noise in the bowels.
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becorucs
irritable, 5esponding. Thoughtful, melancholy. and de.
iected. Hypochondriaci.m. consumption. dimnc.s of
sight. dclirium. and all other nervous affections. these
pails will produce a safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first introduced in America in lS35.
Beware IF & embellishments particular
jn purchasing TO see that The label &c this Medicine
contains a notice OF its entry according 10 Aef IF Con-
And he likewise particular in obtaining iheid
ut 100 Chatham ST.. New-York. or from the regular
agent WM. III. KING, Wheeling.
nov %
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Mononguiia 3, draws at Alexandria March I4lh.
1870. Capitals $4,000. 10000. 5000. $500; "a
each OF 1900 80 Of 30, DC. Tickets SO. halves
- quarters S2Jo. A certificate of25 whole tickets
VIII cost Slo0i shares in proportion.
Alexandria ii, draws ~ Alexandria I6h NI.rol,
CapI'G's, ? of $4,000 1000. 1900; 10 each or 2UOp.
Tickets 50. \ certificate Of - whules will cost $50;
shares IN proportion.
Maryland State 2, draws nj Baltimore March 1sb.
Capiial prizes, $4,000. $1,000, $4,000; 10 orSlOOO AZ
SSCO. Tickets SIS. \ certificate OF 35 whole tickets
viii cost 500; shorcs in proportion.
Petersburg class 3, draws at Alexandria 2Ist Lareb.
io40-Capitnl,
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. NETT
| Of S5S.S24 / Of $4,000; 1 of 10 O0O. s5ooo
$1,000; > of $1,000 100 each $1,000; 80 of s50O
Tickets SO Halves s. Quarters 50 80. A Ger.
thcaie Of @G whole tickets will cost $40; shares m
proportion.
AleNnndria -. draws NJ A'crandria March 23I
lslo. $500. 6OOn, 1000. 5000, PAST; 81 each of
$1,000, Of $3.50 Of 5000, DC.
Tfckcts IS; Halves 81 Quarters 80.
Town iIall ,. draws nj Baltimore March 95ih. 1910
tsriials, 10000 10000, 5000, 1900, 20UO; 10
cuch cf $1,000, 800, 800, &c.
Tickets 50. Acetifcate Of 26 whole tickois vil
cost $50 shares in proportion.
Neilsburg 3. draws az Alexandra March o3t.
1910. Capitals $4,000, 10000, 5000. 5000. 1000
900, 1000 25 each Of $1,000. 500, 400. &c.
Tickets $40; Halves IS Quarter 50 so. 4 cor.
iihcaie "i % whole tickets will cost $3.50 shares in
proportion.
We present to CIR distant customers. n spIcnliJ LIT
of schemes fr Mnrch-in February We sold of
SI0nOO | Of 1000. ? Of 1000. 10 Of 1000. 10 our
distant rairons-bc sure o. address YOUR orders to
D. : GREGORY a Go. Managers.
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