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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
=, DAY AND EVENING.
M. no NAGSAIT aTHkET

THE AMERICAN stand, I'd sys,em of W. Ting Taught by
nI T. j. Amsula, tom AIbany--the only inisIlible
eight les ons Ct one hour eic Success IS Guaranteed all
from the sie Of toso Such cedensed mp ovemen
,cepcd have yielded to The eviience Terms crate.
Only one dollar and hity the coure Of lessons
system Of enuY dorbie eatry smped6y the
sms rsn Is S'aised int neg. in d,sbe entry Also
rom SUI weekio two mouths Five dollars for The oil
Mr. Anaad his leisure hcurr continues 70 write Nd posi-
ana piincs and cha bout make the
sae "t Affairs, 70 eranine and vey ooos
TO nh specimens plan, books adadpe business
2rnged by IN. ms, 'Imps and satisfactory 'oms.
qui,ed, and 10 ac,demies on moderate terms
Ms,,esnse.mls Jonn Van nselas ESQ at HSwsIds
das Mercury. m9 cod AYR
MISIATURE PORTRAITS copied from ,gueTrolypes
A in nitu!al celos very with ect with
any desired eratien OF I'm moderate terms
Spe linens to be seen u the Room No. at 2s3
HAND.OME AfARr NENrs, 10 Houston street, nea
II Broadway To- let to sesemen with be k;as and
fall bpard equir.d References r,quired 4, qure the
bar Nblos Garden, or at the house, Ali Houston
WRIGHT s. co will opon an Office Of Discount and de
II. p,sts g Ow.go, n. Y, the lst OF May next and
VIII make coIlect'op sed reasonable Re
ferto D Ebbcts, Jr. SO cashier New York.
Drew, .RobiIson 4 Co. New York.
n u fatchm, Esq., casnier Albany.
HAIR CUT ING! HAIR CUTTING! HAIR Gu ! TING
n LII, the inmabe Hair Cutter tahes his method of
removed from the TOnne Building to hi, Old stant No 90
e a stain, immediately adjoining the Pearl Street
Soi HIM ne s s
ting which, for elegance Of design AID beauty Of execution
United states The branches Of work done the fol-
loving fn %Ssssi:s R Eas Cutting, "a. cents
s. perior 3 shaving HH.1.N'" z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04

EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT
THE subscriber will send through from city,
to the above named and int rmeiate places, the
bundles and packages Of goods collection Of drafts bills
them. rOMhHOt q GA.
B. Immediately the opening OF lake navigation the
line will be extended to Chicago Cincinnati,
Sc throughout the entire conneIon
with their New York. Albany, Troy, and Buffalo daily
press m6r
A DAMS CO.'S NEW YORK AND NEWARK Ell
n PRESs.-The public are respectfully informed that
and Newark N for the transmi's,2n and speedy delive
Of PACKAGES bundles, money &c Ac the collection OF no,
and bills ard all othe! business sprcanint to an EIp,sss
rden for article. 10 be returned by the Express will 20
delivered fee Of charge.
cice in New YORK az No Yah stcsi, ,nd Newark, fat
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Leave New York at TX A. M and 4xP ".
Leave Nswsrk at A. IA. and lk 7, M
IMPORTANT TO OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l HARNDEN Co will draw at their Express and Foreign
Letter Office No Wall street. small bills Of exchange from
a. 10 suit payable sight, for the
stos OF persons wishing remit to her friends in England.
leland or Scotland.
ne .so made up their oiicc.
WI '''"' HARNpEN & co.
Wallstrss
ss-nt. IN Lordon--MACLEAN, MARKS co.
y" Liv.rpoot-wiLMER SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04

rsull huretted Hydrocen Gas. -. IS cubic inches.
Ttese Springs within few hours ride of Albany
Saratoga. schenecady lea, &c; ard accessible either
from Cansjohsre, IN. Albany and Utica Railroad. where
pot coaches daily await the anva OF the morning
Schenectady and Utica to visitors III. springs
dstaI OF about miles, for dinner; By
III. turop be from Albany Cherry Valley by daily stages
reng about forty five miles Of he city of Albany Persons
leaving New iok the boat, for Albany arrive
the Sharon Springs the NJ; .ry time for dioner
Clark, GARDNER & HASKELL.
AprjI %. lBl, a90 cod9msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04

IA Battery snd opposite Bowling Green extending TO and
opeDn oa GreeLwich street..
The subcbers opning this pleasant for the
beg leave tender their hanks heir friend. anc
tn public for the lib raj bestowed upon heR
the last three year,, and would again mseves for
C n inu nc of rublic favor.
ICE CKEAMS, SOFA w ATER, and every vsre'y of re.
FIRE shus If supt quality by i've
DotsworhS band will perform evening
Sunday excepted
TAOS. F. PEERS,
VIM ALLISON.
N B-Miltary Companies and other assoc atiops be
han somely tied with colatiens al notice
Abundance tree mia 4tSeec
NUTICt-A pc having any legal ca,maganst Jas q
~ minck Of tn city Of N. York butcher
requstee the with the vouchers thereof the
the house No 81 Me- street Also, all those
i4d-hed the of said sased make before
'''' Wy y ANN M. DOMINICK. Elk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04
NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,

NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,
PYROTECHNIST, FROM SWEDEN.
H1EssRs KOLLBEKG 4 TRAGAhDH have the honor
wi 70 inform American public that they hsye exten
,ye ana varied OF Fire Works. Of al and
kind az then Harsimus Lola Dock 10 New
Jer,ey half m lie from jersey City opposite View xPE
h;cb they offer Committees and Others at the most avra
ple price In the market
Tor good article they he fav OF the public At the
hove o,ce or the Of Robert Johnston No. Court
snJ street All ode any scale sixe variety prompt
ndod to- the subscribers at either Of the
ibove pieces. ..,u.u,., ,,..,.,r,,
NV 1.2r-r Hsrsirpus Long Dock, New Jersey.
TO MAKERS.
g. MORO
fIAg REMOVED from 1872 TO IL Leonard street. where he
III coulnues Kit Ga hand ready cut hit, French
md Epgiish. MI lmsec
HANGING PArER.-soeo lbs. foe white Haosng Pace
IL for sale by PkhssE ~ hOOkS,
mill ca No 81 Libsrty n Get
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04
AVON SPRINGS,

LlVlNGSION COUNIX, NEW YOkk.
THE Popreto would notify te public that for
the annual visitation Of these fountains Of health has
rived and thu there five otes aud bathing establish
ments ready Tor The reception of For sdyice
gard TO the probable effect Of these waters their individual
aud FOR analysis the differ sprnRs they Tem
ted to refer DR. w. Francis, No Bond street; Dr. H.
D. Buckley Lecturer diseases Of the n No 43 Blocker
street, TO DIR. Salisbury AT the Springs. bT 2m*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04

To LAUIES-20O prime Cater
boots OF all color and sizes Of the latest s n,
Muses. and childens Cater boots aud Buskins Ladies Bus
kns Ties and Slippers good article, from shi lingo
Also, good assortment Il Gsn5lemea prime cali stitch
boots made, oa IS to dollars, warranted good fine
pesged boots Tom IL 10 shl ings Also Boys boo IS
Gents CATERS quarter boots and shoes of all des cripons
great abundance Walkers cheap store ll9 Br
csrher C,n.l ,tfeet, MA lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04

RkMOvAL-P. NAE, Hair Dresser and Wig Maker IA.
II removed from 1863 t. 89 Broadway few doors below the
franklin use and opposite John Hayi fitted
in the fashionable he viii continue IN,
buaiuess and will be pleased a., old friends and
patrons. and Others who .ay favor Inn with call he has
private for Ladies' hair dressing and ampcong
TAis powerful Extract Jampoony consd, red by thoussnds
OF New Workers and ie he nes articles
for tn. of d. ndruf and lheng The HAIR approved
BY the Faculty of Medicine in Pans AZ ut ,hlny
Nothiag and delightful than through
this operation in the hands IL p. NAES loi IN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04

DATENT PRESERVED HIGHLY FLAVOHED PR
L TABLE MEATS AND SOUFS, for ihip stores, war
length of tme and any climate man
ufactured and for sale. wholesale md !, tail. BY
VIII LIAM MULLANE,
5wer William streot
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17
THE REPUDIATOR,

AND
WORKING MANS ADVOCATE


y WORKING MANS ADVOCATE.
q II WILL commence on the 4th o
4 July next, in Jackson, the pub
!lication Of a democratic journal, 10 b,
3entitled, THE REpUD1AToR & Work
ING Mans ADVOCATE My objec
will be, maiuly, to oppose the pay
men Of the Planters Bank Bonds,
(which are as clearly unconstitutional
as their payment would be unjust and
oppressive } together with the whole
system Of public debt which has al
ready enslaved two-thirds Of the civ
ilized world: and to advocate a poll
ICY which will wrest from the non-pro-
|ducers the reins of civil society and
confer honor, Office and reward upon
honest industry.
The Repudiator will stand forward
Jas prominent defender of the rights
of the people. 1t will avoid person
alities as much as the times will al
low, believing, as the conductor does,
that editorial pickering has no con-
nection with the great objects he has|
in view In short, it will not only bel
devoted to genuine democracy, butt
will contain all intelligence which
may be interesting to the public genI
erally.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17
PROSPECTUS
OF THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE
LOUISVILLE MESSENGER

The present conductor Of the Mes.
senger. believing that the publication
of Democratic paper in this part oil
the State Is important to the party
generally, and is OF much utility to
the citizens irrespective of parties
respectfully proposes to continue ii.
publication, should he meet with a
support sufficient to justify the enter
prise.
The first number OF the second vol
ume will make its appearance OH the
24'h inst, and advocate the claims
Of JOHN &. CALHOUN for the Presidcn.
cy, and LEVI WOODBURY. for the Vice
Presidency, subject to the decision
OF National Convention, 10 be held
in May 1914. The presen, conduct
or promises to use every exertion III
his power to render his paper as in
teresting to its readers as any paper
of its size IN the Southwest.
He earnestly solicits an increase oil
patronage, without which it will be
impossible to continue its publication.
The price Of subscription will con
tinue at the low rate of So per annum
in advanced, or So at the end Of the
year; and he is induced to believe
that no citizen of the country would
be so blind to his own interest, as to
suffer the paper discontinued for SO
small tritle. He would take it as
special favor if any person in the
country would act as agent for the
paper, in obtaining subscribers, for
which services they shall be allowed
one copy for every five cash subscri- !
bers they may obtain; and by sol
doing, they will greatly contribute to|
enhance the value of the paper, and
thereby render it more acceptable to|
an intelligent community.
JOHN j. THOMPSON,
Editor & Proprietor.
Louisville, Mi. June 8, lS43.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17

SUMMARY OF News, BY SATURDAYS
MAlL.-Hon Stephen Adams of Mon
roe, is recommended by writer in
the Holly Springs Gvard, as IA condi-
date Tor Congress. Judge Adams is
descrvtdly very popular, and would
make strong run, in this part of The
State particularly. He is a staunch
democrat. The 'old State of Mon
roe would doubtless be proud 10 have
him in the ficld.-COIuns6m Dan.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17


commission, ~ ouf navy Whsa lhs
VoseDmrni NJ Tess determined n
ufganile y Navy, lhoy feiolvcd 4,
pia,e ~ ~ head aoue active, enter
pd,ing, and spirited jouog o0loef, 4
iodhwilh began 10 look round fof y
man spilabls ior lheirnsw enlcpfi,c,
Their choice ( II, without lusiln.
lion upon Moore, and ho was offered
,lie command of the 1'oElan Navy. -
lmpeIlsd by natural and pfai,cwor
ry ambition, and filled with generous
nrdof In The ctuse II The young r..
public, he accepted The distinction
conferred upon him, and from TINT
time 10 this, has devoted all hi, tnl.
cnls and oncrgies through every nj g.
fortune and difficulty, 10 the attain
mcut Of the object of his wishes
the honor aud triumph Of his adopted
country, and the success Of that blanch
Of the public service at the bead of
which he is placcd.--Hirr. Gas,fh.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17
NEW VOLUME OF

, GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
To COMMENCE WITH JULY, lS43.
Original Paintings By the first Mes
ters ofthe art-Orfginat Design1
Original Matter.
We offer as follows:-
copy Lady's Book and | copy Of
Godey's Comfortable Oanament, CON
tanning l3 elegant mezzotint & SteeI
Engravings, for So.
. copies Lady's Book and 2 copie;
of Godey's Comfortable Ornament
containing l3 elegant mezzotint and
steel Engravings, for S5
S copies Lady's Book and 8 do do le
8 do do do A do do Is
III do do do 5 do do 90
23 do do do 10 do do 40
The Comfortable Ornament is the lst
of the kind that has ever originated
in this country, and, of course, came
from the officenof the Lady's Book,
from whence all other designs and
ideas are copied.
We have now in hand ten original
Paintings, by the most celebrated ar
fists of the day.
w Address, L. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia,
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17
HENRY COLEMAN. Editor for The

q HENRY COLEMAN, Editor for the
q lstquarter, and M. b. BATEMAN
a for the remainder Of the year.
APUBLlSHED by c. F. CRossMAN g.
n Il. SHEPARD, Rochester, N. Y.
kSlXTEEN LARGE pages monthly,
enlarged ard improved, for $l per
q year in advance.
N The character of the Gennessee
Farmer both old and new, has been
Nweil known, and its ability and use.
afulness universally applauded. Pub.
llshed in one Of the best farming dis
trlcts in the world, an in one Of the
FINEST business dities in the growing
6weSt, the very home ofactive Industry
sand intelligence, where industry and
mechanical talent of the highest or
der, are concentrated, no pains will
be spared TO make it all that such a
paper should be.
Under present arrangements, Mr..
|Co.eman is expected to continue in
the Editorial Department for the first
third of the year; and whenever he
|retlres from its supervision il will pass
into able and competent hands, who
will do justice TO the paper and its
Mr.. Betcham, as travelling agent
and correspondent, designs 10 spend
most ct his tune among the farmers,
observing theis condition and opera
tlons, and his contributions will be
both interesting and practical. With
these arrangements, the proprietors
teel assured that the long read friends
OF the tennessee Farmer, will not de-
sert the paper; but will use their in.
huence to extend its circulation and
The proprietors will use their ut
most endeavors to concentrate the best
talent in their management; to have
the mechanical execution and appear
ance greatly improved and to render
It entirely worthy of the patronage of
practical and intelligent farmers.
Six copies will be furnished for As.
I3 copies for $40. On 90 copies and
'ver, discount of 80 per cent will
'e made. Payments always in ad-
'ande. Bills ofallspeciepaying banks
will be taken at par.
Editors who will give this prospec-
US one or more insertions will be en-
tiled to receive one volume without
N exchange.
Postmasters are required by law
0 remit money free of postage. The
riends ofagriculture are respectfully
to assist in obtaining SUBJ
Back numcers or volumes
an be had.
Communications on business for the
aper, may be addressed to Crossmau
Shepard, Rochester, New York.
Jan. lS43.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17

4 lepeptr vii advoenIo lhg rIaIm.
.ol NNf'ln Vnn liafsn fof tho pred
AderJ
" vii Le pilnlod onn large sheet,
weehly Tic terms of publication Al
Iuntil We November clcttlop. Clubs
ihhd delnocfnlic associations, will be-
I,uPplled VI $40 per dozen, and lor
larger numbers IL proportion.
4 JaS. FALL.
n Juno ld, 1913.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17

01rA Rumour is aaoat that Prc.i
dent Houston is in amity with Santa
Anna.--If,his be true he ought to bs
shot with pack saddle loaded viii,
thorns.--bid.
How do you feel, now ?
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
In THE PROBATE CoURT OF ArTALA
County, February Term, ls43.
LANDY r. WHITE of Winston
county in said State, having petition.
fed the Probate Court of said county
of Attala, to order John HI. Stone {,
Neil Morrison of said county Of, Win
|ston, Executors of the last will and
Testament of Archibald Porter, late
|ly deceased, to make titles to tbe|
following described land, situate in|
said county of Winston, to-wit: TheI
East half of the North West quartcrj
and the West half of the North EastI
quarter of Section No. 2S, Townshid|
No. l6, Range No. l3 East; agreea-l
Bile to certain Bond executed bv the!
said Archibald Porter in his lifetime.
to the said Landy r. White; and /
said petition having been duly con-
sldered by said court, it is thereloreb
ordered that the said Executors, and /
all Others interested. be and person-s
ally appear before the Probate conrtk
Of said county of Attala, on the first
Monday of August, next, 10 showE
cause, ifany they can, why said orderH
should not be made, as prayed for in
laid petition.
ATTEST: SAM. MUNSON,
May 20, lS43. As 2m Clerk.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17

01rWo are authorized TO announce
WILLIAM u. IlUDsos rs candidate
for Tax Collector of Winston County
At the ensuing election.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17
NOTICE.
7 AILO Rim CT

- -
~ NllE subscriber, thankful for past
n favors, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally,
that he has removed his shop from his
|old stand, and taken a room in the
West end of the Louisville Hotel.
where he will be happy to attend to
|all who may favor him with their
patronage.
In consequence of the downfall OF
things in general, he has adopted the
following prices, viz:
For making Cloth Coat, - Sc 90
Jeans do, $3.50 3 90
Cloth pants, l so
Jeans do, l so
F" Fine vest, l so
Double Breasted do, 49, 2 90
All other work in his line, done in
proportion
THOMAS HUTCHINGS.
Louisville, Mi. Feb. Ii, lS43. "a
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17

~ iNErEEN Kegs, 10 pfinm or
' dDf, fof .nlo Ny T. l.. CLARK
Columbus, May 10, isi3.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17

nrWe are authorized to announce
WILLIAM i LEWIS MS candidate
|lor Clerk Of the Probate Court Of
winston County, at the enslting cleo
ton. =
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17

0.rWc nfc authorized 10 announce
|NELsoN SANsINo as u candidate Tor
CLERK Of The Probate Couit of Win.
ston County, nj the ensuing election.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17
PROSPECTUS

OF THE NEW GENNESsEE FARMER
A ND GARDENERS JOURNAL.
VOLUME Nv. FOR l843.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17
ANN \ NCTA TATI M.

O.rWc nto authorized 10 announco
JonS W. Parry ~ y candidate for
the office If FAX Collo Tor Of Winston
County. at The ensuing election.
Louisville messenger., 1843-06-17
NEW GOODS.
AT THE PLANTERS :
STORE!


IL ing large and general asset
Iment of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part Of Cloths. Casmi-
[meres, Satinetts, Calicoes, Domestic,
IGinghams, Muslin, Irish and Brown
Linen, Cottonades, Painted & Print
led Lawns & Muslins, Long Lawn &c.
|Silk & Cotton Handkershies, Work.
ed Capes g. Fancy Neck Hdkfs.
Cotton, Worsted & Silk Hosiery,
Cotton, Linen, Worsted, Kid and
Pic Mic Gloves; Silk & Cotton Um-
brellas; Blankets, Linsey, Kersey;
Cotton Oznaburg, with many other
cheap and desirable goods, all 0
which are offered at whole sale Of
retail, It very reduced prices for
ALABAMA MONEY, at the
PLAINTIFFS CHETP STORE.
]. l.. CLARK.
Columbus, May 90, 1s43.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
N. Y. MARKET. Nv ooa p n


lie sales oi Cotton are 400 bales onlyprccs steady-
Flour dull aud rather dropping The asking prc. for
western ~ > o. anl sales making az 81, 5G,sg
olkNr. IOOO bu Northern s,d C7o., delivered and
small parcel "i Southern &C There are stii scer. OF
NORTHERN at Ia 22OO bu. n {. white Corn were bought by
dh'ilIer Mt bic, and 500 y. -. At So both weight
Oats are very plenty and heavy. Barley rather scarce
W the dry Goldfish aOa large dealer has taken 1000
gus at S3o25; t,rc still some ailuli and held al the
price
Mes Pork IL Sl -, with sales: Beef S. ~ and
ooi good country brands very choice parcel OF lbs
bb' country Mess, sold Tor shipment England at con
siderlbly higher price.
Several hunded bbs OF whskey sold at aiIas cents,
drudge casks, 23c.
There was great sale of Real Estate to-day by auction
which brought prices considerably advance OF other sos
Money Stocks have gone up than ever PEOPLE
think they land.
T. 8 Eyenng.The sales OF Cotton are COO bales for the
day 5OO bushels good Illinois Wheat have been sold At
lO'c, and $50 brls Ohio Mess Pork very good lot a rs
Exchanges including Certificates and Checks
Boston dis; Philadelphia par die; Baltimore par
dis; Washington, ID. C., dis; Richmond all Raleigh
5a3 wilmington a.; Charleston par dis; Augusta
dis Macon Ia; Columbus lialJ dis; Savannah la; dis
Mobile IL prem; New Orleans lali prem; ST Louis
spe che II i !; Louisville u dis Cincinnati Ia a .:
Neshyile 2a25; Apalachcola |; Notes ST. Bk Ala iIa1
dlS; reas Votes par ia5 PREM Bills London sa prel
Do France 5,33i i35i.; Dolls Spanish lOlalOG; Do Pa
irio' para dis; Douboons Spanish 10 Scale IS; Do Pa
tnot l5,Goal5, 1O.-JoIr. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
W0RTilAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE BgILnING.
Thnrsdav eycnine rrr mai.


Thursday evening per mail
Alexandra, Extra Class 216 Capital Pfzcs-S 30 600
10000. 5000, 1000, 1000, 22O3 > Of 1000 z "a I,OO
Of 1880 25 Of 1000. 30 OF COO 80 Of 100 80 of lvn
100 OF $50, lO4 of loo, sc. ~ Nos aud Is drawn
Tickets $40.
FRIDAY draws in the Exchange, at half past
virginia !.ecsbuuy, Class a.: Capital Prizcs-S5 600
2O3l, 1000 > Of 800, ol 800, : of $50 of 100 &c
OO Nos AMI IL drawn. Tickets 81 80.
Saturday, drawing received Monday morning
Grand Consolidated, Extra Glass a: CAPITAL Prize, .
$1,000, 2OU0, 200, 1909 59G7, 3 oi 300 ; OF 200 : of
LOO ID e" lOO &c. - Nos. and IL drawn Tickets
81.
5000.
Alexandria Lottery, class Plumber 30 for Isi3-to b.
drawn ~ Alexandria, ID. C., SATURDAY. the 25ih OF N,
Ncih'r, 1913 Brilliant scheme S30.O 10. UU0 5000
I'D pseS VI 1900, 100 pu1rs 1000 IN o BOO Il q,
II'kts $40 teIIicates ni packages Of % whole tick
riN s'lJO-sliai,s IN proportion
Alexandria Lottery. Glass No "a will s drawn Dc
ID Capitals 100000, 10000, GJJ0 5000 iuOU l5uU
@oOO' l'l', - prizes ct 1000, &c. Tickets SIO-sarss
~ proportion certificate Of packagr uf - whole tick
cts IN the above will Ice sent for l3Jsares IN proportion
$4,000 Tor thc g,h December
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81 will be- drawn D,csru
Der 9Il, 1873 Capitas-SJOOUO ~ 600, 10 UOO 7jOuu
5Ouu, Jh'S, 80 prizes 81 1000 &c Whole TicLcts oul
Siu-slar's IN proportion certificate of a p1ckags II
>" whole tickets m the above will be sent ir Sltl-
shsrcs in proportion.
j. All orders confdentil and the drawing forwarded
immCd iaiey after its recent here
For Tickets AMI Shares or CcrtGcas Of Packages in the l,,
SPLENDID Lotteries, address
no 70 ClIAS. WOETIGAM Richmond Va.