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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-29

Total. 1921, go s. ,s2' I1S g, Is57a5
Ia Ia S% s aS sjssSs s ss g s5s
The cold" duty Of the United States nearly the rates
paid in ls4l. The are those now imposed. The
'new' duties Of England those imposed by the law
lately passe all rendered into ad valorum rates.
Our provisions have hitherto been excluded from Eng.
land but under the reduced rates. that trade rapidly
growing Now, it appears that in ls4o England bought
of and less tobacco Her necessities obliged
her to buy the former to the exclusion of the latter
There is falling off of 900 in the value of cotton
in the last three years. which expresses nearly the de-
cline in prices owing to the diminished consumption
England, consequent upon the high price of bread
The table Of exports from the United States expresses
but list of those articles which England does pro-
duce and which she have The list of imports from
her expresses list of things that the producers here will
buy fthey get them easy They can do entire
ly without them without Inconvenience as far as the ar
ticles themselves are concerned But they cannot dc
the sale oftheir own produce. Here trade Of
mutual nation wsheso deal with the other
not for the advantage ofthat other but for
tage. The farmers Of America get clear of their
surplus which surplus is composed of articles which
the salvation Of England depends These facts plain
and palpable. The two countries have now reached
point in the progress of events precisely similar to that
which led them mutually, in 1915, to lay aside their re-
spective navigation acts in favor of each other The
coed effects and rapid progress Of international prosperity
under that treaty have sketched Since that period
England has outgrown its capacity to feed its
and the United States have outgrown their capacity
consume their agricultural productions. Another point
Of mutual concession is arrived The necessary con.
cessons are in duties commercial treaty, formed on
this basis would give the law to Europe precisely
as did the treaty of 1915. The FIVE hostile European
tariffs Of 1892 would be rendered nuga,ory and the i'm
increase of business between the two countries
would agsn fill the treasury Of each nation to overflow.
ing.
The means and the will Of this country to pay its
debts will be enhanced pa passm with its wealth. which
must be earned by industry and mercantile enterprises.
and by paper ugges "obsolee" schemes of banks
or assumptions The legitimate province of legislation is
to extend the marketsor industrial products far as it
can do so by diplomatic intercourse.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, hgep ,geer.
ny BELL & HOWARD.
(Stsrss kos. q finn nd IFS Ftiitos re- saf.s


MONDAY.
Ar nv o,c,ock a, M Is9 Grand A. near Centre Market
Furniture Sal.Wi be sold, The furnur. contained IN inc
upper OF the house. eomprsng the handsome
two paror bed and hitch valuable piano Iee
pictures and the usual sssof'
ment 10 be met wih IN gentecl family. 80, n.
Also, fine assortment of splendid carved ana ~, Pc,e
nms, various sizes, very rcb superb sofas. ne piano
one was male by S.oddard, Worcester Spuam Inc kch
EN- furniture Il first rate
49,. TUESDAY,
At l0T O'Clock, at the siles room 49,
Large sale Of ashionable goods suitable for families and
OF the stock OF whoIesa
and and eta Dry Goods store together with several consgn
mtnts o. goods suitable 10 III. season.
Also Londoa and French CLOTHS casmees, summer Sims
Also, an invoice OF super gle mill French cloths cassi.
merss, gamoroons summer cloths. drilliugs, &c
Also. vone'y OF articles pledged Over year.
WEDNESDAY,
At l0% O'clock in the sales room.
Largo sale splencid furniture of all descriptions.
AT ii o'clC ck in the sale rooms.
Extrs sale OF Clothing Piano Focs aud Valuable Paint.
ngsFIs 2'runks eg,nt reasonable wearg apparel and At
piano ortes both second hand snd including that
limited sold by order of the Sheriff eerant rosewood
and beautiful premium piano, 20 partially damaged the
way from Boston and very ne Meacham Albany do Sale
with reserve.
Paintings and Birs-Aso 81 beautiful original il
handsome flames, various interesting suiecu splendd de
steel; stuffed bs, ancient vases FIR vases ant
flowers, clocks, Sc &c. 80
At Oh o'clock precisely at No Mulberry ST. cor oil nathan
up stairs over the Jewellers store.
To Fringe and Tssse Manufscurers Furniture Dealers an
ohtpW be sold the looms, Wheels reels mills and othe
apparatus, the OF fringe and t,se manu- acurer
all the mschnery suitable for the business import
ed gre at expense md IN line order.
Also, qusntity of stock molds &c.
Same time, variety of I'll lin furnaiure.
Also Gimp press, tools, SC Catalogues on Tuesday.
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Now appears that the British tonnage brought during
the last four years rsighs equal $40 per ton, while
the American vessels brought $l7i per ton freight.
Where the trade equal footng the American YES
sells undercsrry other nations, particularly England
because her ship many projections on the
materials Tor building that their ships cost too much
The effect of the high tariff here to destroy the ability
of American ships to carry cheap The exports OF the
United States are as follows:-
EXPORTS FROM UNITED STATES TO GREAT BRIrA,r
AND IRELAND, DISTINGUISHING THE TONNAGE
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The actual increase of British tonnage from England d.
rect was about 81 cent only while the whole British
tonnage increased 300 per cent? the difference being
from the colonies The following table showing, from
the Treasury tables the different countries from which
British tonnage entered, will be useful
STATEMENT OF THE BRITsH TONNAGE ENTERED THE
UNITED STATES IN 1884 1912, DISTINGUISHING THE
CouNrRY FROM WHICH ARRIVED.
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Foreign LmportatiOns,

GUAYAMA-Barque Josephne-I9 hds sugar Never g. Stuck
en22 Duncomb Beckw-l3i De Forest-2s Id, IS bbIs
moasses to do-l lids do Mason Tt do Whit
tcssy.
PoRT AU PaINcE-Bng FairGelda5 loywood 22 bags
coffee tobacco $3.50 Skeldne Feuf5
fee + Sacket-79 Brown-2l6 do $500 w Delefeld-
l55 b gsA q Rossiere-$500 Grosh i'm & SCHNEIDER.
JoBos PR-Bng Magnnlia-16 hds sugar Never Srucken-
q do 6 lids m0asscs Dnnsc omb Beckw'0O hhds bbs
do do sugar s27Oo lot old copper 20 order,
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$3.50 45S,495 4,O32 SIs s,a
Having thus observed the progress which British ton
mage has made in the direct trade with the United State.
becomes useful to examine how that tonnage has been
employed. This discover in the following table of
imports FROM and exports to Great Britain since 1894 -
IMPORTS Irro THE UNITED srArEs FROM GnrAr Bn,r,rv
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BATTERY AND PHILADELPHIA HOTEL,
RATIERY rLACE. NEW YORK.

fLAtE, NEW 1Ofk.
THIS establishment having undergone thorough the
subscriber begs her friends and the travelling
public complete order for the
strangers. The house is delightfully."- stu .ed fronting
beautiful Bay and Battery of New York. and in the
vicinity Of the steamboat landings for Boston, Albany and
Philadelphia The subscriber has reduced of fare
accord with the and by strict attention the
fort Of those who honor her with their favors,
share OF public patronage.
T. S-Mesls served at any hour oithe day without
CHARGE and leaving by the early bos rely
on bring called in proper time.
m296tsr MARY PETETE.
POST OFFICE, Z
New York May 9Th. 1913.
ENGLISH MAlL-Letter Bags per Royal Mail Steamer
II CALEDONIA, which will leave Roston the LIST Of
June, will close the Upper and Lower Pose Offices Wed
nescay next The Sls IS minutes past o'clock p M
JOHN LORiMER GRAHAM.
mas str Post Master
M ORMks! Nv OkMS-!!W ORMS,!-To destroy hose
w Troublesome aud dangerous inhabitants of the stomach
and bowels which often impsIr he health and destroy The
lives children, DR. Janyne's Tonic Vermif
and safe rpnation for the removal of the various kinds Of
dyspepsa stomach Of appetite infantIe
fever and and debility Of the stomach and bowels and
organs Of digestion.
Prepared ouly by DR. jayne No 20 Souh Third st, Phade
Ihi. Sold in New York, by A. b d. Sands Dmggists,No
10 Fuon st, 273 Broadway, and II East broadway.
m2s 81 ipssr
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wereconc!uded as follows -

SO rapid the progress of lberality The effect Of
the treaty of 1915 on the shipping between the two
tions is clearly defined in the following tablet
TABLE OF THE AMERICAN AND BRIrwH TONNAGE ENTERED
THE UNITED STATES IN EACH YEAR-SLso FROM PARLIA-
MENTARy Returns THE BRITISH FoREIGN TONNAGE
ENTERED THE UNITED KINGDOM I THE SAME YEARS.
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Died,
On Sundsy morning, the 2sth inst, EMILY AUGUSTA
of Charles and Phlena Jarvis aged years and
8 months.
The friends and relatives of the family are requested
to attend the funeral form O3 Canal st. this afternoon at
half past o'clock
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The table divides itself into periods The first down to
$780, when the colonial trade thrown open by the
proclamation of that year. In the few years alter the
the enormous influx Of goods into this country employ
Cd large proportion Of British tonnage for its transport
In sas the high tariff of that year had sensible effect in
reducing the tonnage of both nations Since $780, the in.
of British tonnage has been mostly in colonial
sells. In future article will elucidate the progress
of the colonial trade. For the present will
the following table, giving the proportion of British
mage which entered the United States direct Eng.
land, English colonies and other countries, each
year,
COUNTRIES WHENCE English TONNAGE xNrEREp rHE
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
GUAYAMA-BaIque ephIne-Mr and Master Louis San.
chez, Of Guayams; A Gliy.
PORT AU PRINcE-Br Fairfeld-L Gaitens A. dros, C
Haenijens, Neumaor Saml Marks.
KINGSTON Ja-Schr Jos Howell q Mather Robert Ce,-
mont, Louis Verley-2 in steerage.
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M A RITIM E HERALD.
Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
snip N1astsrs and Agents.

We shall esteem il favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SILvEy, Of News Fleet Re.
port Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
vesss spoken on their Passage List Of their Cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents az home abroad will also confer favor by
sending to this Once all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtan Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received. " - '
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BY CARTER & CO
Store No. 3l6 Broadway, Gothic HUI.
WEDNESDAY,. 3ist Nav

store NO 3l6 Broadway, Gothic HUI
WEDNESDAY slst May.
At halfnast 10 o'clock, at the store. 36 Broadway
Furniture, Pnnos Crock'ry. ac-An excnsv and elegant
,cpton ofthe very maer.ls including rench
ara half E5ech sofas dressing bureaus French bedsads
velvet Gttoma' Jynn marble top and mahosany
dining tabl sewing rocker, work tables, cribs, sc.
large STneI md Ioe' cut glasses "me
Also two spen did rosewood grand action pauo otes Sale
positive. m2s 3tis
Apollo having sis oesuasd
ss5 ssC the s Of Fsy sSSS rnGs
o,eIcsl when posi- ivsiy lake p,e. eoai'ng part
Ss.r vase. s Mede. Ssa do OF
s'r,ndole solar and astral lamps four column aass.er
msce baskets waters superb tazze on square p.dssa' va
Also n0 Ss:toa pn isy OF 'n'e'
III goods will ready for examination the day of sale,
spec,iully invited to ,nsoec. he stc,;s;.
Sale without Mr. Vito Viii leaves the city Tues
added 2 hi. sale abeaud assortment of F..reh
ACTON N%TicE-wa,ebss md JswsiIy-B. Mooney
of English gold Lever, Duplex, Anchor
Escspemen', Lepine and other watches
boacs bracelets breast pins hed CHAINS seals KEYS. finger
A UCTION CARD-CAKTEW & co having iaIen the
"A large and basement BIG Broadway Gothic Hail. each
100 s Sss s sny Sa v %
scpton Of goods either for auction private
Regular Auction Sales of Furniture Wines and miscc
an after G Sa %
ZANE day if required.
No interest commission charged advances.
m29 cod Stsr
UCTION NOTlCE-Choce Dahlias Plants, .pd Seeds
n A. Levy will sell Monday morning II o'clock ISL
Broadway choice COLLECTION OF Dahlias of soraso
variety of Greenhouse Plants fine order and sorts
Ais, quantity of Garden and Flower Seeds up assorted
boxes Also 100 lbs White sugar Beet Sc d. which will he
sold los all Those dealing the article of seed will
do well attend the sale will be positive Farmers ought
ing cattle. m27-2t*m
A UCTION NOTICE.-WLLKlNS ROLL Ms will
n sell their sales II Broad Tuesday
3Oth instant at 10 O'clock 100 lbs Frerch Sugar Beet
Seeds number of boxes containing dozen varieties Of
vegetable seeds suab for cropping small gsrden ALSO 1900
choice Double Dahas, neatly packed in baskets containing
eight varieties each They from the col
lection of Nblo Dunlap ami will be warranted repre-
sented Catalogues distributed the morning of sale
maj 3tfje
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLOs.
Second Nightof
MADEMOISELCE CALVE.
frne Ecve NJ mber OF and first SDgerof
the Opeia Paris, who will appear
HENR1ETTE.
"A .Snnppo,,ed W the following Principal yocaists,
MSEEIE LAGER
MADAME MATHIFU.
MONS. RCOURT,
MONS. RICHER.
MONS BERNARD.
$780,. And full and efficient Chorus.
MONDAY, May 90
The entertainments will nepce with the Over,u,e
LAmbass- drce, ~ "A nh,
LAMBAssADRICE "''e''
DfsrRIBUTIoN.
penriette, PnD,s Donra MILE Calve
As originally performed by her in Ps,i,
Charlotte. Madame /, court
Madame barreck, . Nine Matthew
La Ccmtesse Au2nsta De Fiersehenberg Meile Lagere
Lie Due de Valberg, Lecour
Fortusatus, Bernard
Benedict, Richer
The entrance TO the operate Saloon will be Broadway.
until opening Of the Garden, which III take place about
the first Of June.
re Torrance e. commence al nail past7.
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This presents the fact that American Tonnage has in
the direct trade during the last four years.
average Of $4,000 tons per annum 3a per over
that of the first four embraced in the table, while the
reign tonnage engaged 10 the same trade increased but
$500 tons per annum per cent only. The decrease
in the value of goods imported is tho difference be-
tween the excessive currency imitation of those
years, and the reduction Of the last four The TO-
reign tonnage which arrived from England was ell
British appears from the table of British tonnage
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PARK THEATRE.

w VI WILLIAMS BENEFIT.
w ~. WILLIAMS very respectfully begs to
his friends aud the public raj that his Benefit will
TAKE place Friday EveDn June 3D. which
SION he will use has best efforts provide entertainment
worthy OF OF those favos which
teeo heretofore honored, and is proud acknowledge.
MIA 3tsec
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SINlfINii

MADAM SUTTON having arranged TO etun TO Italy the
I beginning Of August purposes ng pupils
time to give finishing lessons the Italian nc and English
stye Of Singing Her method that pursued 10y Bordogni
Vcca the first master, in Europe increasing strength and
with astonishing apdity. Her ipuI IL have the
advantage Of her singing with them, which be puued
by alone who have been eminent Ladies de-
sirous Of availpg themselves Madam Suttons limited stay
may ascertain terms &c. by application n Chambers street,
from O'Clock till 2. MO smsr
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FIRE WORKS.
ISAAC EnGE I'D pVD nTECViN'

ISAAC EDGE, JR., PYROTECHNIST.
THE extensive varied and brilliant erhbitonal Fire
Works manufactured in this other
ready for delivery the lowest lots
miees and parties for the OF Fourth Of July the
United States Laboratory Jersey City.
Oydep left with J. W. HoIbetcn T5tMa,den Lane,
Nibo's Garden. will receive immediate attention.
Goods delivered 10 part OF tbs city free of
my toJu3o issec
MECHANICS, BANKING ACKNOWLEDGMENT York.
1u May 90. l8t3 Dvitepd-The President and Directors
have this day declared dvden OF three and half per cent
PAYABLE on and after the 7th d.y of June
The Transfer Books will be closed from TIE the 9TH
day OF June. JOHN II. CORNELL, Cashier.
ucoQ .Su
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CASTLE GARDEN
IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
THE Proprietos of this well known ieavejto
form the pubic that in addition its former they
different variations week throughout the
er with large saloon for promenade refreshments
Also, Promenade outside walls of Cas-
tie. commanding view OF the whole Bay the Nan0ws, &C.
Price Of admission l2 cents for which refreshments will
be fnTn.hed ml3 tmr
S'GNOK 7: LACARCEL, from Span, bess leave
~ ponnce TO the public: that he intends to give
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
Monday Evening, May 2eh Washington Hotel on
which occasion the following artists will sppear:
Nh. ERNST, Flute,
MR. TlMM, P.ncfore,
Mr.. Timm will preside at the Pianoforts.
PROGRAMME.
PART l.
l-Introducton-P .noforte Mr. Timm.
2-tirand Aria-"Cie pietoso,n Mrs Loder, Kossini
3-Grand OveTture-For the Guitar, Signor
a-Fantasie-FIute, Mr. Ernst Cotjgnics
5-Aria-From the Opera Corinn,, "Yo vIvia
fellce." SigDor LacaJce with flute, pia-
noforte and euItar accomI animent Rossini
I-Bnllant YaI,tons the favorte cir
Angels Whisper'-Panoforte, Mr..
Timm, II. T.. Timm
2-Celebrsied waltz-Guitar. Sig LacarceI. sor
3-Song-Nrs Lodcr.
t-Seo-Guitar Var atoms on an AR from
Gem rentoia" with Finale a la Paga
mini, executed by Sig Laca- Gel on ono
- string with one hand only L,carceI
concert 10 CONNIE nee at O'Clock.
Tickets so each. To be had rrincipa Musc
Stores the Washington hs evening Of perform
ance The Concert will take under
weather. m2e tier
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
CLIREHUGH'S

NATIONAL GALLERY, OF
WIGS AND SCALPS,
2oi BROADWAY, NEXT THE COR. OFFULTON ST,
CtLINEHUGH has large assortment OF his celebrated
" Wiss aud scslps On hand, and will sell them very
recuced prices.
All wearcn and coupoi.seus are invited to inspect his
HEADS Of HAIR.
which, for elegance ghtness and durability, may be cassed
among the frs, Production, Of modern times In then.
actue they differ from all others made here The hair
sngy inserted, and equally Distributed sppe ar H.
suing from the skins they OF the brow than
natural hair does and having metallic all cable
pressure IS obvated For 'ouhen climate, they
est mable, belu only weight.
Senator'S Members OF Congress- and gentlemen ON every
quarter OF the country, who wearing Cs wigs
ref RED to.
The prices will be found suit the circumstances Of all
mn
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amEkICAN NJ UsESM,
TENFOLD ATTRACTIONS-OVERF LOWING Sue
CESS.
Positively aud assure1ly the Lest Week of
GENERAL TOM THUMB, Jr.
The Mango has the wonderful positively
only week longer he for Boston Cities
Monday, the 5h June.
The wonderful Divert, who il II years old Is inches high
we'll formed, lively, and int. lligept, and
03- WEIGHS ONLY Is POUNDS !! 90
Ai.o engaged,
THE STEYERMARK FAMILY.
Their performances will be with and ballads
by Mr. SHERMAN and Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS.
The GREAT MODEL OF PARIS
The Living Sea Dog. and the Mysterious Gipsev Girl ard
500 GOO performances the Lecture Room
evening o'clock and Wednesday and Saturday
al o'clock Day visiters admitted FREE
Admission to the whole IS Children under half
price m28ec
rEALE'S NEW YORK mus .Um
ATTRACTIONS TRULY TREMENDOUS
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING
Broadway, opposite the City Hail.
Mr.. Fl. BENNETT, Manager
Has the pes that he has engaged the follow
ing emit graceful artsts:-
SlGNOR BLiTZ, the mighty magician wonderful Veptri
ilequIst ard pls dancer.
Mr. BROUWER, the celebrated comic singer.
Miss = ADJ AIR, the much admired SoDgstress.
Miss BLANCHARD the Greeian Juggleress, and spcn-
LA PETITE c KETO, the Danseuse.
Enormous Serpent. Large Sea Dog Melodeon. Siamese
Twins, &c.
Afternoon entertainments o Saturday at o'clock
Performances in the Lecture Room quarter
past8. m29ec
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II we compare the FIRST four years of this table with
the five ending in ls4l have the following results
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-29

OURLIC SALEBy virtue Of decree Of the County Court OF
Orange, rendered Monday the 2ih July the subscribers
Will SELL public auction the 3st day of this month"; eau
gu,t,) Willis Grove the late residence Of William Willis de-
ceased This large and valuable Estate lies in the county
Orange on the Rapid Ann river contiguous to the Manufacturing
Mills OF Robert T. Willis and contains by survey, 0u
acres all of superior qualify and well adapted the growth Of
corn wheat and tobacco The highlands OF Southwestern
exposure, and the low lands of aiuval SOIL
This Farm situated about miles the turnpike which
leads from Fredericksburg Orange being
than miles from the latter, "a from the former, and within
Is OF Gordonsvie Depot which affords excellent the
this There Of for all
tbs Of the farm sufficient from number Of
good springs and streams running through each field On
Of the there s large and productive meadow The n
extensive consisting Of dwelling house which
large and commodous two story fame building adjacent
factory in few yards of the mansion with three large
chmne large stables and large Barn, a in good
repair and conveniently located There besides the above
necessary buildings The garden is large, handsome
and poductiven ne the subscribers believe that will well
with estate in the county for beauty Of
Commanding beautiful view of the Blue Ridge
and Rapid Ann Faley fertility OF SOIL salhbriy climate and
convenience of location
The subscribers will also SELL the day. another Tract
containing 500 lying In the "Pney Woods about four
miles from Willis Grove This land which valuable princi
pay account of its fine timber, will be sold in three
tracts, purchases Diagrams of either Estate will be
shown Those wishing view the premises will call
subscribers, who reside in the immediate vicinity Of Willis
Grove.
Of the purchase money will be required in
handthe balance in and three annual instruments
20 ill., --,--'-'a 70 "aua - ROBERT T. WILLIS,
RICHARD II. WILLIS,
of g..
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STRATTON,s OFFICE.
A CONTINUATION OF GOOD LUCK

~ CONTINUATION OF GOOD LUCK!
nkAWN numbers Gf Gfand Consolidated Lottery Extra clas
~ 80, dawn 18th August: - ' ~
IS IL 81 81 80 81 - 10 60 u IS % ~
Half Ticket, 10 49, do IL II IS, 81 10 three more
Capltassold and paid by STRATToN
DfawnNes Virginia Ieesburg Lottery Glass 80,
August:
g g so 81 81 81 % &C II AZ Is co.
Ticket, Nos& GO Is, Capital sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Alexandria Lottery Extra, Glass 1885, drawn 2ls
August:
IA 10 co 81 Is 81 ~ 80 6 3 II 10 81
Ticke:. No. II, another Cspila, sold and paid by
sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos Alexandria Lottery, Extra Glass Ma. I7s, drawn
Dist July
> u 4j 80 CO II "a SO co 20 SO.
Ticket No - 62 ~ entitled 10 the Capital Prize Of $40 000
sold and paddy STRArTON
Ticket No. il IS 49, Prize Of slOOOO sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Ticket MOI 45 50, Prize of $780, both sold and paid by
Do do 81 II 90. do l,l00, STRATTOS.
Besides 10 other good three number prizes making AZ three
number sold and paid by STRA1rON from 18th Of stay
the 9th of august.
~ B Tict in all Lotteries advertised by j. C. Gregory
Co. are sold W STRATTON, in packages single okrs and
az orders ynai or otherwise from part Of The Union en-
cln>ln: clsr prize tickets, will he thankfully received and
conGdcn,alP and promptly attended addressed to the all
prize seller. N. STRATTOS, Richmond, Va.
Aug. - 3i-2t