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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
THE COUNTY CONVENTION

Our County Convention will meet on
Monday next for the purpose ofnOminating
candidates for the Legislature. 1t is presu-
med that the delegates will come with full
understanding OF the choice of their neigh
bors, and it is expected that they will en-
deavor to settle down upon such candidates
as the people may desire, before the eonven-
tiOn meets, for the sake ofharmony and una
nimitv. Now is the accession when every
good whig should yield his personal objec-
tions to becoming candidate, to the wish of
his fellow citizens, and for the sake Of his
party and his principles,
We hope that whoever may receive the
nomination viii not refuse to acceptit.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

Blow away ye gentle breezes
All among de cinmon treeses.
Oar Iset long wild de muses..
Mrndin my old boots an shuses
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
FOR PREsEDENT,
HENRY CLAY.

i" With ONE-candi i late for the Presidency, and
the uEST INTERESTS ov the COUNTRY Al heart, Il
ueht not 10 be doubted that the Iybigs, appeal
ing 10 the VIRTUE and INTELIIGENC OF
the PEOPLE, win be IS successful in l641 as
they were 1910 Whether that one candidate be
-as all indications seen, to deteyTttRe-hE-N "
TECKY'S LLLUSTRTOUS son, or any
one Of hundreds of his followers, my prayers for
q WING TRIUMPH shall be ardent and un-
ceasing."
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

We presen. our readers to-day, with the
able ard eloquent Sabbath School address OF
our towns man, j. w. CLAPP Esq.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14
IoIIp Sprfmns Ga;etrg

HoLLY sFalNos JURY II 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

Let then. each patriot heart that beats high
~ dav with the love Of country. cherish and
rrosne,e an institution which is identified
with her honor, her reputation, and her
glory.
Let the ph;lauthrorist reflect that by his
schemss of uuirersal edu-ation he has. IN
dar everv government where they have been
,7laTa,ei madtCned the masses by those
.shaIlow draurh,s" which "intoxicate the
tr.,r y and iu,naEted to them a restless and
,,nsa,;sfsd love Of change and innovation, OF
what character, or ~ what means 'ney can
n..s teli. tnt arc Indifferent and gnscruPulouS
"a b5.a b.sg only d'ssa1ish'a WIN '"e
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-07-14

THos. w. HosxINs. Sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-22

ShEAThlN0 PAPER-2o bales of very superior quslIty
~ suitable for roots Of aud ships bottoms for sale BY
milo X COLLINS CO. IS South II,
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DAGUER REOTYPE.

A, ARTAULT co, l6s1< Fulton street opposite St
Pdus church, pectuls, in te Photographic artists
and every person engaged bq that they
1000 Fren n daguere2type dates 6 inches by 8 80;
French sc ONT, lenses "a inches dame en- de by
boufa and All Gi1oux French lenses, AZ inches
dame'e, perarsd by he ,slier for akng sizes po
traits 81 ounces omin-; SO chloride Of iodine aud all
the chemic ais FOR the dagueueotvpe az imsr
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THE GLOBE HOTEL, NEW YORK,
in CONNECTION WITH
THE PAVILION,
NEW BRIGHTON, sTATEN ISLAM

| THE GLOBE HOTEL. al New YoIs Ia. for several
a., ys n been zen known the Amer
many of he dosa.hed
liberal support he pa. received from r. vries Of ali nations.
seeuT se that the he
nave been made IN the interior OF the Hoe he
the pe;en! times, the for meals and for
havr been reduced and exceed those of hoes
The irequener, of the Globe have advantage over hose
the ke.aurnt every thing is supplied Ia carte the price
being as1d against each dish that traveller
Aneh9rie The yiands prepared according
snd nav Dy eRssnss
'on b M dd ,os :" the best Partisan es,aurateus
every Thing conducted with the regard
Iespeeiu know h.ii business thr ugh
rGi S9ss 6s e r.
hs osi mere are in capable
Tor smaller families separate
sa hn boz Est ,.S Gd from Ioon
usa S% 9s
& ots s IN e. % wh ss-
be refreshing than BATH after the fsgne Of
The Sah ssab%sn G IN aSsS s%s uISy
.ne d m e mpped W. large wrapping gowns e'g
Tbe local position q the Gob. one tina, will rec
% s
s T Ss Say S4 9oy h'
The proprietor Of he Globe has concluded
1.-THE PAVILION"
AT NEW BR!GHT'ON,
and hitting style of elegance and comfort
Those who have the Pavilion some idea
ct the extent OF the establishment when they
ted within walis.
Along lhe prncpa front, which upwards of two hundred
and thirty feet IN length noble piazza formed by lofty
columns The pazzs rons the Bav Of New York and
m nd the most splendid views II the Jrsey shore ct
sf New YoTL and Brooklyn the Hudson East rivers Long
Island and the of Staten Island nearly as far as the
Nauows ' - 49, - VIZ
The grand dining which one of the largest and best
opooned the United States comfortably acc0mmo.
date three hundred and fifty guests, and ball alto
gether unrivalIed
There covered CORRIDOR which centre of the
establishment about fifteen feet width, and of the same
length as the piazza, which form admirable
h sdes and children either III wet weather when the
Is too powerful their venursg abroad this
1856 tel IN length also under The whole building we'll
Ventilatedi the rooms lottv and light.
wa Ks and drives Staten Island varied and beau
u from the Pavilion there excellent roads leading
mon1 and The Kills. and through the of the Island
tNe Glove road Staten Island, ct possesses
TO oe OF any ot in the Unon and the bathing
excellent
he aiers from the rncpal Springs Saratoga III the
requente OF the will have the advantage of drinking
te waters WI hont the enience of performing ia
hsp,ne and d'sagreeable journey of 2oO miles
saie ding and sm9ans room for the gentlemen,
Inc distance from New York to New Brighton under six
miles, and during the whole of the
well appointed Steamboats, will le,ve Pier No on The North
RIVER and View Brghton regularly hour h.pas,
in the morning. Il in the evening The distance is
F BLANCHARD,
MI 2tw DIV Globe Hotel, 66 Broadway.
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10 SMITH.

TRIAL OF MUTiNEERs On Monday, the 10Th in
slant, a Naval Court Martial was convened on
board the Texan soop of war Austin, lying In the
harbor of New Orleans Tor he trial OF nine persons
on charge of muiny on board the Texan schoon-
er of war San Antonio on the llth OF February,
1872 whilst lying in the Mississippi river, opposite
that city. IL will be recolected that Lieut.. c. F.
Fuller was killed, and Mldshipmen Odell and Alen
were wounded The mutlneers have been confined
in the prisons OF New Orleans until recently, when
they were delivered to Com. Moore, OF the Texan
navy, the requsition OF the President of that Re-
public. The chief witness against the prisoners IS
Jos D. Sheppard, one of the parties implicated. who
turned States evidence upon a grant Of free pardon
by the President OF Texas. He gave history OF the
mutlny from It's inception to its consummatio" Os-
wald the sergeant of marines, the princlPo IN
s,Igator and leader. The plot was first broached at
the Island of Mugeres, or Womsn's Island, on me
eastern shore of Yucatan, where the san ANTONIO
and the San Bernard had gone 10 take IN watrrI
The attempt was 10 be made, by the crews OF pom
vesse IL acting in conjunction, 10 capture ootn schrs
take them TO Vera Cruz, and dispose OF them TO the
Mexicans In the first proJect the mutineers were
frustrated by concurrence OF circumstances and IN
a fey weeks the San Antonio reached New Orleans.
The second night after her ARRIVAL when Capt See
Ger and most of the officers on shore the crew
mutined in accordance with previous determine.
lion The fatal results are already known. u ar
Gears that a person who died in prison. named Ben
jamin Pumpely, was the murderer OF Lieut.. Fuller,
he having confessed the fact but a few hours pre-
vious to his death. Ii was supposed that the trial
would occupy but short time, several OF the
cases were concluded during the sittings OF the two
first days
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
&z&R fA
NEW YORK AND PHlLADEIPfiIA RAIL ROAD LIN

DIRECT.
Via Newark, New Brunswick Princeton, Trenton, Boden
and Burlington.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
leave New York from the foot Of Coulandt daily
A M and ~ M.
The morning proceeds Bodentown iIes by
steamboat Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden Copposite
Philadephia) without change of cars
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot of
CourtaDdt street. where commodious steamboat will be
readiaesss with baggage crates on board.
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city to civ
without being opened by the way.
Each tram provided with Ladies Car IN which apart
Returning, the lines Philadelphia from tine foot of
Chestnut street by railroad from Camden O'Clock and
O'Clock, M.
The Lines for Baltimore Philadelphia at OK md NJ
d2g fmsr $3.50
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WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE HOTEL.
326 PEARL ST. FNANKLIN SQUAAE. Ny

WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE HOTEL,
, r SS PEARL ST FRANKLIN SQUARE Ny
| FOWLMR Il SON respectfully inform their friends and
the public that thew have opened the above well kno
Hotel on strict temperance principles and pledge
to Conduct the same strictly in those pnncs The
modat ms need no commen they good aud comic abe
Permanent and transient BoarGers by the day week
vaIe apartm ns for families the reasonable
The location the London and Liverpool
Packets and the Albany, Buffalo, Boston and Phil pa
boats Every information given aveng also
nest and cheape way OF all of the United
States aud Canada.
The Reading Room will be supplied with English and
Amencan napers and all the Temperance periodicals..
Tems-Bmk'ng week 81; per day rs Cents Tea cot.
Tee Cakes, &c always ready
We, the undersigned. would Sh-erfully recommend the
above Hotel to the noc- of Washngtonian friends and
the travelling public generally
Hon Aaron Clark
James Van DyKe, rrcsdent ALL ABOUT L. d. society.
James H Iper, President o. The Franklin Temp Society.
VIM +. Legget Vice President Broadway society.
q Flanagan, President of Prospect Society;
Kew aac Covert, fressent WaahiDgtOnan T. B. Society
Nicholas Duff, Presden of Anderson Society.
Wilson, M, ID. President Of Marshall I A Society
anil linz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-22

Aiso book paper 10 by a. "a by 49, and "a by 80.
They have also large assortment of
paper OF different sizes and qualities which they offer
lowest market prices mo &c
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING our usual handsome and
w large Of the above goods embracing de
.cripon Of curtain material trimmings and ornaments; win
dow sha frsm the lowest 10 the most MAGNIFICENT
which we import exclusively from Paris Also, the most
fashionable PaDer Hangngs including French English and
from the cheapest TO the most costly description
materials and which, with other article in the above ne
oee lower prices than other the
city. - SOLOMON HART,
Importers and Manufacturers Of Upholstery Good,
1877 Broadway opposite John St
N BThe trade both city and country supplied usual at
wholesale or retail. al eodlm~r
ERANClS r. CRUMP, Chrononeter, Watch ard Clock
Maker and Jew.ler formeri with - j. Tobias for nearly
years and recently with Maryuands o. Broadway, up
wards three his friends and the public
he has taken 2t8 Grand where he nd
pracuse the above business and from his
and known ability with that share Of
which his abilities enttle hun. In thanks Ter all
he would remind his friends thar he repairs
description Of Watches Repeater Musical and Duplex the
comp icated that be procured
Also, Jewery aud Diamond work Pearls re-'tIung;
every lie fifty per cheaper than the citv.
being enabled do the whole himself and the
experience of Others Glasses keys in proportion Cash
paid Cor old gold md s'v-r a2im-r
RLUE sMALTs-2o CASKS super Sanony Bse smalts, for
ID sale BY PERSSE BROOKS.
No 81 Lihe'tv street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-22

)RANGE CREAM CANDY-Messrs J. Pease X son,
Couiecnonen 45 Division street, have brought forth
another delicious compound to crafty the teeth and
fk'es the paates OF those who indulge
This candy the h flavor Havana orange and
we thing cannot fail to tie patronage the ladies'
'-Aurnra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-22

q SPWNG FASHION FOR 0E NTLEMEN'S HATS
~The unde rsgned cfully informs his
and The ubic generally that he has ady for
aud % the much admired spring style II gentlemens Hats
former ell 'rt, IN this r any othe, city,
To the economist they dsiTabe article, they
bDe cheapness duab gance, warranted eaua
any and Interior to none In the manufctnre of Hats cha
age Re would aso call thrir his
Of Mems Youths and chdrens caps, of ali Of
his manufacture which for of patterns be
equalied.
Also style ofchdrens drab and pearl colored fancy
hats trimmed with vevei Of patterns prine and
summer much admired. call will the
most sceTcel Of the superiority OF the ebove
ces, ready for sale at the cd Established torres Of
ISAAC n ARCHER,
sl lmsr 20, and $50 G,-.nwIchN Ny.
INGLksOLL'S GREAT BOAT BAZAAR FOR sa3-
Remember C, dar and eak boat worth twenty pine
and white The subscriber during he
TO fully ssNy the world of the difference
good boats and bad Therefore from his
bshment warranted will bear upon il the stamp of e..
ngersol.
Ourn. past subscriber has produced that in
mab 10 foot sailing Dntey Troubler which received the
challenge from the American Institute and took the gold
da she is ready tn show her sailing boat
where built who by, Tor valuable trorhyAso
boat Henry Sork which three in
SION with Also the triumphant g. w. Chapman which
w,tnout effort, made the quickest time record
However duog the he intends leaving all
his own former efforts the shade He will for
kind OF boats from fifty burthen and
can't be beat. e. l.. INGERsOLL Boat Bazaar,
i06 and tlt Water 81. and l2l Cherry
JAS. w. HALE, Sole As ut, SO Wall ST
SRace sail club, life, and pleasure boats always
be found lngeo Bazaar, cheaper than they be
chased elsewhere. cpl msr
NTANKEEN COTTON-io bales, for sale by
IN PERSSE BROOKS,
aplT &c No. 81 Liberty stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-22

HkR NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETs-Packet
NM 25,n Apnl-The splendid, st sailing packet shp
&3SDDONS, Captain Cobb, will sail posvei Y
above her regular day. The hirs of this line are all 90
buIthen AID upwards heir cabin
second cabin ano efrsee rassenseS, It is well known
error to any Other hue ops ckes Those wish NJ secure
behs ihoud fail Early Applicant on ho nd or 10
w. ~ j. T.. TAPSCOTT,
alQe Dx.l =. @
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-22

LATEST FRENCH STYLE.
THE SUBSCRIBER especially invites the citizens Of
i New Yo aud strangers visiting the city, to call at
ia FULTON STREET,
and examine large Of DRGs Doors made Ill tn
latest fashion, and of the finest French calfskin
Gent have boos made ord in the best
six dollars per pair and footed four dollars
equal manufactured the city from eight
do'isp.
10 Persons having tender feet being difficult to ft
count OF humps bunons g. have boots made 20
adawinz Of he and fitting up and keeping pair OF
for each customer.
Strangers leaving their can by writing have boots
made aud forwarded to & EN- without delay.
CoNsrANTLy
Hsnd ,ome Boots, from ~ 90 10 S6 90
Mall b.ou 80 TO 3 so
0oter Boots, 90 TO 2 So
shoes, so 10 2 20
Slippers, So 70 / 90
Pumps, &c, &C.. equally low.
TERhs, CASH DELIVERY.
JOHN l.. WATKINS,
IA Fulton At between Nsssa nd n,,c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-22

QLUE sMALTs-2o casks suger saxony Bse smalts, for
ID sale BY PERSSE BROOKS.
n I.ihe. ty
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M re M RE

OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y
PASSAGE to and from Great Britain lresnd
pool ana London by the regular packets weekly
ION Liverpool and 70 and from London the 10Th and
goth or each month The subscriber la, made
rangement' To emrant aud caa with great conf
epce as ure those sending nd every
Que aud gent attention will DO shown them and ali w o
eHak witH them asage also be engaged from Liver
p,oi :, ect TO New Ore Nohie, Sa aunan BaumsIe
adrlphi. aud tine erept ports of the British
frovhces WITH these ARRANGEMENTS together the ad
vantage whch ms verp oil cJespondents possess being
"a ge and xeosvelv engaged in the reiehtng
ST year despatched upwards of 100 ft class
passengers The facility offered by this
surpassed and from the large class ships
poyed IN the line there be d. whatever which
VIII De guaranteed The price of will be the low
an any OF those sent for eclne coming he
sage money WI D. returned customary. The sic boat
lde rom me dlifere ports to Liverpool usual be
cured those emtting their e drafts
70 aoy honp avabie m the inc pal towns without dis
count fouehout Urea Britain and Ireland arranre
winch has given the greatest satisfaction.
The subscriber hol es to the public
patronage which his ne literally bestowed for many
years past. nor further particulars apply, ff by letter
- W. ROBINSON: No lS Gopee Piszzas S
Thes Timmins, Els No. 1865 South Front ST. Philada
Patncs N ton, Esq Buff 40, Y.
NI,ehI M M '1 sds u, fi,'sGS'se' Pa
y Noomaa, MI %aukie, Wisconsin, Ty.
Chs McCorkey, Dubuque, Iowa Ty
Elliott Detroit, Michigan
Cornelius Cah, Peru, Illinois.
,hn ga-y, Roches er, N. Y.
B-Ih subscriber is also for first class packet ships
slg every lew day days rm New York New Orleans,
Mobile Charleston and Savannah which passase be
secuIeo at inc lowest rate. m2r
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ROSsViLLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STATEN

RossvLLE BoAF s5Y \ s6 SCHOOL, STATEN
w wEsTHoLP respectfully inform hi. friend. ,nd the
public, tina, his school will the LIST of May.
pSia Of conscience to .uad in every possible the morals
and he and
% ina
s$ and s SIS
bDs ,S x M sSsap s,.n ,snS
TnS! sssy%Sqs s:S
YIN u ,;0 E'q M sseaman street
e9S Ea siI csf sro ,fs
Mrs V,ran 81 E.cridge street New Yor az, Im.r
BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON.
% be he Known house, %"" which
furnished Throughout, and will be open first Of
The ouse delightfully."- situ,te edateIy opposite the
s% nj nd XIII .a 0% , SsS snS
York To ,hosde esrou of pleasant resdepc- during the
summer months. possessing hs ayantage, Of fine salt water
tn CRY hous by steam the Belmont
sas as propeo Of he Phon Sa h. DE-
will him the Of p,.ion the patronage
Ntw BareHTos April 10, 1s4s, a. 's,,Ti
KAMSnY's CELEBRATED CeENI' Al, COSMETIC
SHAVING COMPOUND
f. ss Ss% Of ss . s Gs
warehouse, As Maiden Lane.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
Certificate of Dr. T Bond Editor of the Christian
Advoc ate and Journal.
Mr.. Alexander Ramsey:
Sr-I have fairly tried your Chemical Cosmetic Shaving
Compound and hsv always been IN the practice OF
myself had previously used many OF the preparations
VIII CHI been Offered - the public faca this
ton have hesitation in saying yours best have
tried The laher readil. made aud prop
mid udr, d. wholly inoen,ve he face
hemsy be eht sbra ops of the skim sdneres
y aud close the stiffness beard
der close shaving pie asant and easy
New York. April 18th, 1852. Il. Il. BOND,
ai3 1msec
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a BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat store, 178 Chatham
qosrr, conner of Mott ST. where fashion. beauty dua-
pri have the pleasure offer style Of
olt Of baver which closely resembles those
od m s. and IS the low fixed price OF So those who
ncinst necessity Induced to study that
srsnabe article of Dress have opportunity dong
aud still keep the Of the fashionable
Bowu 60 10 pre- entng this hat the public think they
have reached tn ultnaum OF beauty cheap
Durability and comfort the All sales for cash
therefore good the losses incurred by the bad
BROWN co. l7s Chatham square,
AZ I'm Of Mn
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NTANKEEN COTrON-0 bales, for sale by
IN PERsSE & BROOKS
APIECE No. 81 Liberty stree
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% PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
he & M liz
The subscribers beg call the attention OF their friends
Assnd Scotland r or Was %oasy 3 ny
NEw VIII SSI%Sl VI IfyERrooL PACKETS VIZ
s shP s siDpsSGa1Hs' Gap, Collin ti5s
sRp s SHERIDAN a Gsptsi S" Ssp.y.er
New New s shiP HH{2TITIHGUER: Cap,.in Bar.ey.
SSh sp H th;M WSpp R6 captain rsqcr
composed Of superior first class American ships sailing ever,
ten days. Will make live ships each throughout The
year tor one every six days) thereby preventing the posi-
uAtv OF unnecessary detentIon " N'
-ssaees direct from London Bristol and Grccnocb To New
9. soirOm Liverpool To New Orleans, Mobile Ssvan
/ "!h&uon Phadephia, Boston and Baltimore and IN.
vano, sin British North America can al ali times d. en-
Persons wishing send for their friends will not fail te ,e.
he advantages to be derived from selecting this line in prefer
cnGe to any Other and they assured
fitted up with solely To the comfort of passengers
In all cases whe te parties sent for decline coming
Tree passage from che various seapor of Ireland Scotland
can also be secured.
io9ws VIZ n and from London the st 10Th and 2Oh
OF each month 10 and from liverpool the st 7h 18Th
nah an CIsIes,o e unI I HeM Onsans Mobile Savan-
REM EMYYT ihT2nEScI5 he season.
Persons IN the country wishing send money friends
by enclosing the sum they wish SENT with the and ad
dress of the receive it, nay rely on draft for The
amount being forwarded per first packet after the receipt
heeo and an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for the returned per
mail. 30
Drafts sight, for amount, payable demand with
ea Banks of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank Of Sceand
SreenOck and their branches Messrs James Built Son Co
Bankers. Londsn Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool
Further particulars made known application if by letter.
d5v w e. 7 ~ TApSrOTr a, Dali: GU,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-24
lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY Il co, MANAGERS


a Drawing At the Exchange tai, day (Nondayi-Prze.
$1,000 10000. 1000, 1858 20 Of 1000 80 a 1IO
9oef I5O. LIE OF 100, &C.. tickets s..
raesday-Sl6,oOo 10000. 3OOO 20 Of 1000 so Of 3oO
% OF lSO, &C.. tickets So
esdny-s2O.OOO 5000. 2OOO, 1900. 400. 10 of
ioOo'-lO OF 500. 10 Of $50, &c. tickets So
Thursday-4 Of $4,000, 10 II 1000. 10 Of 400 40 of
2Oc, 50 Of $50, &c. tickets 50.
ftday-s9 900. $500 1000, 1900 2 of GOO 9 os 800 :
oil 4OO, . OF 800, 20 Of $50. &C.. tickets 80.
sniurdoySi7, 800 6OOO 5000, 2OOO 10 Of 1000 10 Of
800, &c. tickets IS.
Alexandra Lottery Class H. for lsi3 to be dawn n,
Alexandra, ID. c. Saturday, July o. Isi3 Prze.- nrzo
OF sSo'ooo OF 10000 Of 5,3iO, of 5000 Of 1000
prizes OF 800 OF 1850, OF 200 10 Of 500 800
OF 2OO' ~c &c Tickets Sl0-halyes 5-quarters . 10
'er'heaes OF packages OF % whoes Sl30OO-shares in
propoton "
$4,000.
AIoXandna Lottery, Glass; ~ for ls43 10 be drawn NJ
aeAandrl, d. e., on Saturday the 5h Of August 1873
rfnes; $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000 1000 1870 2 Of
1000 Of 1900, 25 Of 1000 25 Of 500 22O of 200 &c
Certificates OF packages Of % whole tickets S3O-sbaTes
IN proportion.
S3O,000-2O0 Of 500
Alexandria Lottery, Class No 49, for Isi3 tn he drawn
ut Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday the 10Th of August Is3
Splendid Scheme: $4,000 10000. 5000. 5000 1881
sOOO 100, $500, 100, 1000 Of 1900 Of 1900 of
l2oO 2OO OF 500 &c. Tickets $40; halves D. ors . IN
Certificates OF packages Of % whole ticket. SI30-shas
in proportion.
For Tickets and Shares OF Package. in the a
Splendid Lotteries. address. " W. "''''
J. G. GREGORY & CO. Managers Richmond ",
above. - " - ~ WIN -, a.