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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22
MARQUIS OF FASHION.
e. KAMMERER

NE CHANT TAILOR
At THE SIGN OF THE MARQUIS OF FASHION
lfrOSiTE the Virginia Hotel. aud pe,, ,I,o,
" South Of MCLELLAN,s BIG RED pooT
spoc'iuIly Informs hs friends and Tho mn bile ,,,,
ne Is Consistently receiving sleek OF superior CIo,bs
Cns LAS Cassinei's; Jeons; Summer Clo,h..
coshmere'es Linens; Drillings; Gumbroon,: Cheek,
DC. &c. N"eeAs'
tEoiiNES-Silk; Satin; Cashmere; Mnrseilles:
Valencios; &c. Shirts; Collars. S,,cks. 49,, ,..
variety of Goods for 3en,lemen's veor Ploo..
give him call. aud you viii find that he can sunplv
~ less cost Than any other establishment
READY MADE CLOTHING.
very large assortment all kinds Ready Made
c"'n'"s on hand. to suit every description Of Gus.
appointed. e' ny us
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SMALL Fry LOTTTPv

Draws Us iniinwS Ihruugh bout The muu,h az Nh,
Dfh"s an T"esdo,s-C np'r,i Pnze So goo
Wnoie i'rke's -; h'lNe~ so cts Ccr:racn,e Of
package whpIrs Sl2; halvr, &: ou,,,c,s q W
DAVIS nn Trurdays--Capiinl Priz, 81 ooo
whole Tickets 81; halves so cts C,,,,G.,,o =
paekng" "hoies SI4; halves 4 qnarcrs 81
of'"s ga SI'urdnys--t;npi al +, r. 81 OOO
'h kei- Sli Halves so els. CctufraI, OIL pncko,
"Ho'os si4i halves 1,pnar,e's 3s.
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say sc"u your orders To our Lucky Office. ansccuTe
'onr 81 lhe Fortunes daily distributed
U1N MI "'ders wiIh tho each or pfiza tickets
eh'"Se'' VII meet with n much arcunuu as a
presumably applied fr. All orders CONC perfect,
| ~fa hu ,sal
All business cntr"sls.,-,o ,,c--,,-,,,
attention aud despatch. WIZ
Address all nrders la N l. Donsry aco,, 81, n
PAINE 81 co. Ninagers,
rhe ufaw,nss VIII be regularly sent 10 pur.
ehasers by the Wheeling Times, To save po.tare.
mp 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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HhLNIBER Il. AitAlSTRONG's Lucky o..
"S'' where more capital Pozcs have beer
49,, ,.H 4, alv ",lcr flee IN the Urion.
,"o & INITIAL PRIZES 4 WEEK.
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or, "u'e t''ey. sonI h ru.clrawas count, 3.
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= 20 Plies Of So 600 are $1,000 600
Crand CONSOLIDATED Inu.rv al H. ',,,-. =, =,
d. PAINE * GO Manog,,s.
Glass No. a.
10 os dfawn at Wilmington, Delaware. o, s,,,,,l,,
May 2Ih.lSli
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rRNRUsr sALE-py viiluo nrn doel :, o.

NkuSr SALE-By virtue Off dec nj .rrn.,
made To ne, the subscriber. BY William Chan
me ua'ed The SIKH day OF February 1911 md
"'o'Irh IN The CLERKS fire Of Ohir cou,tv. m
~ "a page All. shall an the Goth ,lav Of
''y next nj HE door OF The court hnn,o M Whoo.
i"g proceed la sell NJ pubic nucf.u, ,,, Tho L,aI
'"u hcsi bddtr he u'hwing Described. real .s,n,o
~ VII, i""f lots or parcels al srnnd lying in Su,b
"h'eling on the Wesi s,dc al NJ rkc, srr.c, h.,,,
cts numbered lei. l02. 1903 aid led; together v,,1
rae 'e"enehs a"d improvement. thereon; cous,.i,na
81 one dwelling house. aud IVA large brick pn,L
lousPF. S''hng os Trustee, ,tnI only convey
EtNlS OF SALE One ioutt, co.b ,,.I a.
"''I'ce ~ three 'quni insIAlmcnis ,ayni.e IN 81,
WE'VE dtd egheen months wuh inI.t,,i TIoms ,I,.
day "i shie; The nurchrscr g wing h,nd y,,,, c,,
security. Zap 24) JAMES PAUL.. Tm,Iee
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USF received h, The Fnnr Day ipo ,L. -
eN splendid lot of SUMNIEF, C:Oonss 90 1 nus
'e''u W ,his CIV. among which nte Vcsi,ups ca.
',mefes' Linens for Pants aud Coats. Dnr DE-
com Tor Goals Gold Mixed Twceds r ? Sal. o.
r'''e'o's' Fancy Cossimeres. C!uih very fine anI
, me nssi pieces of French aud Eng s Broad Clo,I
mat here II ~ The CIV ~ ~'o'"
Call ai l67 Mai" Srreci. n.d Tho ,ooJ.
"r themselves They will I've made up IN o,i', y,
'he 'h"'est nnifce aud IN The bcsl sfyie low Tor -.
EEERFUM ERY--JusI received, n gSoY9 ~ .s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

kUSf SALE-ln pursuance Of deed of
h- in'si. made ~ me, The subscriber. bv ITsmr.
ueh Zane. dated the lAh day Df March 1914 md
recorded M The CietkS III q oi ,ro c,nrtv2 IL;
,"'N NO. "a shall. on the 24lh day of
my next al ia" door OF The Conf House in
wheeling. proceed 10 scA OF public sole Ia ,Ia
highest and hcsi bidder, ror reaiy money. Tho
following real estate in Wheeling aud The corr,ro,o
i""S 'hefeo' u "n. all 'he pne undivided half oi
me ground IN Wheeling lying sriIh of Un,nn :,
'as' 81 Whler street west eihinin street nnu Nori
oi ana odJoiniog The !o~crANu.n al Wbeclu,y ,ooo-
'hef wtli The one undivided hall ui the IIouse. and
improvements thereon; nd also all his fsoid Hem
ue" Zane > rgbi. ~ errsl and estate in mud Ia ,I
nv INV, ., lana on WHICH jbe,l"wn III Wheeling vns
inid oli, and which imchif.s nil tho - "
'.'m, except That pti Iheieof un which sa,d ,dw N
OF wheeling WAS laid of. aud which, was Ind Inn,
n" ,nls Ivy The late Noah 2,ne md his f. ilicr ihe
,ae E"'e.zer Z'neand accepting ~. h unris thereof
ms The sad Ham, den Zane, has by deeds recorjeJ
~ ONO County, hcreiolnre cnnysprd In C,.,oo
Mendel. PolIocE w w Shrivcr, Sophia N Joln
sion a1d NJ a Eagle and excepting also the Mansion
house on which Mrs Mar, J. Dorsey, now resides.
NJ 2It- WIN II CHURCHILL. Trusfee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

ESOR SALE Doe small srenm engine. with
suiiitieuI power Ia drive ihrre ar fnur cardIng
machines IIORNBROOK 81 DILLON.
may 10
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y PAINE s. co Managers.

"a ALuAbLE SCHOOL BOOKS-Desayi A.
fnhm',r: hey To de: Davies Agehrn. ks
I" do; Dawes elementary Geometry. r. v,e., Bn,,
io"s Al-"'""' Davies Legendrcs GermsI,v md
: hscno'seIr; Di''es' Surveying; Willard, -
,1iy OF The L S'nIes tnree and sls,.." Ai''o"'s
History of Europe. abridged. fnL,p,,V
may 10 JOHN 10 WELL, Union ~.
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U-c EDscS IA r. Els HOTEL
WATER STREET,



>HE nndcr.e"cd respectfully ,nl,,m NJ. ~
-, ne mat they have leased the ah.vc h,,n.,
80. er" OF ycar''have had 1t entirely re- moiclcJ
NV" .ey much improved in the orrangcmcn, %, i,
.oO",' s"s porshes; have had it newly and hand.
and ~, p.su. safreed and popered throughout,
hoiel IN The West. Every article ;. fa,,' ny my
aHa me Whole house brilliantly lighted wuh ,a "'"
4 'ney oher The accommodations of Tho Io',sa :,
n rue pubic: fully determined, that all rues,s !,
"u a. 'heif house. entertainment iha, viii No, ,,,,
70 sford "a isficiion. "'' WIZ "o' 'a''
TIL rom me superior atrnngemtn nj of the House md
s,o., anu 'he location Of the house in fr.ni of The
,b.y =, -, 'ano'he' they indulge the hope. that
'eee''e liberal SHIRE of pntlic patronage
"v' MITCHELL g. CALDWELL,
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may 2Ih, Isl
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE

Mho'e Tickets $50, halves lO;grs5 5. C.r,is,a,e
ol ~ whoics $3.50; halves l25; qn,tiets Cai
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nj ~
- "nolcs sou; halves l25;quanets GA.
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE
100 prizes OF 81 900 are sIOO 600
ofond Consolidated Lottery of D.Iav.,. 20 Cal,
Glass No Al
we "fown NJ WI'ninstOu. Del. May 81
"']e VI s'uOO prize oi $4,000
go 30 4'OOO do 2II7
30 prz sof 29O 100 prizes Of 600
10 numbers, IL drawn ballots Wb,I, ~,
$40; halves 5; qts2S Ceuilica,es a, o. t',,',
sl4Si halves IL; qrs 81.
$50 OOO!--25 OF 8 1000
fokomoks RIVER Lottery, OF Ds Chs, N, so
To hc drawa at Wilmington. Del. Ai,y :
OF s25 600 i. 25 600 rs OF 81 Gao - o. Ooo
50O0is 5 600 3O0O S00o
l 2O0Ois 1000 IIoo GE0
05n is O5O san o 900
% 300 is 1900 200 900 40 G0o
4, 20 numbers. 13 drawn ballots T,keI. %
.nuvss ~ qrs2. Certificate of package o5 vb.i.'
s'i2' halves So; do quurien2S.
s2o'o0O!-20 prizes Of 81 900 aro s2ooO)
>, Class No 81.
J." u" drawn nj Wilmington Delaware M,,,o
o' 80 oto Is 20 goo OF IS 600 y, & 400
90 o'UoO 5000 $500 e610
80 inOO 2O,OOO 20 500 10000
20 800 Is 5000 100 $50 oSEE0 0
20 numbers. ID drawn bnllos 'r,ck,Is g.
h"'Nes :; quarters . Certificate of mckee o.
""oie' sll2; do halves Sc, do quarters %.
, s11,oOOI 30 prizes Of $, 600
ro'omoke RIVER olIery. Glass No 80 o, 1919
ioot 'tH w,,ai Wilmington Delaware. NAV l6
oi Sid 200 IS $4,000 oisiCOn - A Ono
1900 - 3DGO POM 5S 800
] 1901 is 1000 90 1000 o. E EI9
ID nos ~ drawn balloI,. TickpI, 81, LoI,a
y Guaf,"rS l. Cernicate Of package Whole, SEQ.
halves 80; quarters SIS -'O'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

e. OWES - Ladies anil Gents
Y u black, whue aud China SUI Gloves. l"r sn''
10 NAV 10 J&T nORNBSOOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-22

ARDNER'S LECTURES Subscriber.' name.
~ ,of Dr Lardners Lectures. now publishing in
III 'o,k' received at The Bookstore of Hos.
well. They will be delivered 10 sub.cr;bc,. &C..
o. postage, nj the New York price. may
The New York herald., 1845-01-09

Court OF Oyer and Terminer.

JAN. 6-Tral for arson in the frat degree-The jury
rendered verdict Of "not guilty" in ths of Cicero
Heraida verdict such had been anticipated from the
general character Of the testimony had the trial.
which was purely circu The jury were out
but short time, havins retired at about three O'Clock
aftsr Has Honor Judge Kent delivered bis charge
The New York herald., 1845-01-09


JAy. e-S Silas Broom 4 Co. rs Zsbulon Ely This
action Of assumpst OF S. o65 36
alleged % be due for quantity Of shop good: sold 70 the
Of the defendant called the plaintiffs who had large
establishment In this city, and gave them note drawn
above amount which they received on condition that
when the note paid should be credited the de
fendan liquidation in full for all their demands
him The note, it appeared having matured, was not
paid, and the plaintiffs bring suit the original sale Of
the goods placing the nete out Of the question at issue
In relation to the Of the demand The defence
put in washat the brother Of the defendant who nego-
ciated the matter entrusted with power Of attor
this note endorsed over to the PLAINTIFF without
course To this the PLAINTIFF rejoin that they knew
reserved the dendsn brother a. hs general
and when they received the note they still held the de
isndant liable the original purchase Also, that de-
power Of attorney he did not exhibit il to them, and
squenty they not aware Of its existence and
that the notification Of the contract by defendant aer
bad been made even though his brother had exceeded
the power entrusted to him still rendered him liable,
cuts of his right to plead the specsl power Of attorney In
defence Of suit Adjourned ever.
CouRT FOR THE CoRREcTIoN OF ERRoRa, AL
BANY, Jan. 8. l845 Present, Lieut.. Governor pre-
siding. Justice Bronson and 40 Senators. J. McCarfy
and al J.VL Overbagh and al-Appes discontinus
with costs. g. Russell vs the City Of N Y.Moton to
order staying romter in order TO for resrgr-
msnt-denitd. J. Barber and al. M. Ketchum- Mo-
tion for reargument denied. Sibley W. Cope-Mr.
H. r. selden was heard for the psinti in error; Mr..
Darwin Smith tor the defendant in error, and Mr. II r..
seden in reply decision postponed TIL LIST Tuesday in b.
Nos 81. So and s4J +. De)spIaine and al vs. M Bcr
gen. Three affirmed With double costs. Causes
from SIS to 50 inclusive were called and passed
Senator Lorr laid on the table the following resolu
tion -
Resolved, That the following standing rule Of tNi
court he amended 90 reed follows The cour
will not call more than eight the calendar
including the cause. IL any, under argument In any
day and whenever any shall he regularly callt
and passed. the shall thereafter be placed upon III,
calender the rejonder In answer to the pc
of N 6lado he davo vh
was called and passed.
Adjourned until TO morrow st IL o'clock.
The New York herald., 1845-01-09

the last month in addition to the portrait Of Lewis Morris
already mentioned excellent portrait Of Pero Pan
Sehadc from Frederick De Peyster. Esq, and framed
eng aving Of John Endico the first Governor of the
wealth OF Msasachusetts from his descendant
William Endicott. of this city,
The New York herald., 1845-01-09

NAVIGATION. Monongahela River is entire
ly clear of ice, and the steamboats, between
Brownsville and Pittsburgh continue make their trips
with great regularity
The river continued open Pittsbnrgh, and had six
and hall feet Of water in the channel on Saturday The
Cincinnati 0szstte OF the "a says that from Pittsburgh
to the Mssissppi the Ohio river 10 In ns navigable
order
The New York herald., 1845-01-09

CIATlON-Wil hold Special Meeting on Tbusday,
The 9th instant The Annual Anniversary will be celebrated
the 10th Bv ORDER
- SAMUEL WALTERS, President
WILLIAM CLASSY, Secretary. ias ,tssc
EOR sALE-A FILTERER, wi h Hydroststc Power at
sched aud Other mrr ,vemelts, perfect machine Of inn
say 5000 on per day been in but few
weeks and will be sold at half the os,psl Appl,
DUFF lVERS,
10 iwsr z30 Wapr street.
TINS PATENT BOXES
THE PROPRIETORs OF TINS, PATENT CAR
,oad nd s ohsrs interested with The building q
kAN0UsE jersey their agent for the anuac urinr
said boxes Also, ansacting all busips connected
With said patent right All directed him
Jersey City Iron Foundry will b gnnc,1sll attended
TlMMS, HILL BVODY,
J...y City, January nh, 1875 ffGG',ss:~ ,%sr
The New York herald., 1845-01-09
Common Pleas.

Before Judge DAILY.
JAN John Giende,ning, ct AL, vs. .qugust,s y. c.
Sehermerh0T, a In this case, formerly reported the
jury found FIR defendant.
Stephen Tait, at al Peter Hosg ct alIn this case
formerly reported the jury rendered verdict for plain
tiff Of $3.50 damages and cents costs.
John Casey vs. Thomas Carter.-This action Of
trespass for assault and battery alleged to have been
committed the person Of plsntif by defendant ap
peared in evidence that plaintiff formerly waiter IN
that time in September last during dinner plaintiff
whose duty to wait upon the ladies' exclusively
requested by lady to fetch her pie that the
table Immediately opposite to where defendant then
sitting in the execution of this duty and while attempt
ing to fulfil the request of the sdy defendant seized hold
Of him by the throat and inflicted several blows
upon plaintiff put in for defence, that, time
previous this transaction, plaintiff had been rather i'm.
pertinent in consequences Of not receiving the necessary
amount Of fees he thought himself entitled to and the
occasion referred to- when plsn told he could
have the pie he ched of the table upon which de-
endan after struggle, got back gain, when plaintiff
again seized hold lit and thrust his hand into the pie,
slightly in the lace and got his hand severely cut in
turn, by plate thrown at him by the defendant
Verdict for plaintiff $25 damages. cents costs. Mr..
Raymond for plaintiff; Mr. Joachims for defendant
Before Chief Justice Jones.
Henry and Dard Cotheal vs. Daniel a Baldron.-This
action brought upon bond for $4,000. II appear.
ID that the bond given Chicago illinois, on the Sd
mortgages Illinois lands for the smount Of $4,000
be pad within year from the first Of October previ
the date of the bond with interest at per cent
For defence contended that sstisact had been
shown for the bond which not being supported by the
testimony, the jury found verdict for the plaintiff of
$4,000 ana interest, damages, and cents costs.
Slosson and Schell for Plaintiff Barnard, for De-
fonda
The New York herald., 1845-01-09

0ourt CalenAar-Thas Dav
CIRovrr CocRr.-Nos. 81. 81, o. 90. 90. "a
CosnsoS PLEAs-Nos. 10, 10, ~, %, g. Q a =
The New York herald., 1845-01-09
Price Two CentsI


Before Chief Justice Jones.
Jan. 9-George W. Clark vs. Francis F. Gio1raud-Mns-
oteehny LbeTThis was an action TO recover damaees
tor alleged libsl upon the plaintiff who appeared is
ton of young previous the 10 the col.
ges The defendant is well known professor Of the
saon and has gained the oesssr many pupils
from his delivery Of some able lectures the at
classes and with hs cons. Mt Of the deendant ss sered
advertised teach the science himself 18th
Of February Last the Professor called meeting at Chm
denounced the plaintiff, alleged-ststirg that he
hoped that among those who were present, there
none who would serve him others had !" that
OF his pupils without his consent. published circular,
with the Professors fleming capitals the head
system, contrary pledge This person. he continued
was the on bIockhead in my class who did not un-
questions at the Tabernacle" where public meeting was
held for the examination Of the DOCTORS pupils The
made reply, when the professor rejoned am slsd
you are there, Mr. Clark to hesr what said" An alter
vs wsi sn1
that dsgraced the class the Tabernaclen The alleged
libel as set FORTH consisted in the above words, which
Before Judge vanderpoel
JAN. s-Pefev Barthslemy " the Ntw York Poldretse
SSoo0 alleged be oueunder the following sircumstan.
i appeared that plaintiff was originally partner
for the above amount from Minor the represents.
tive Of the Company payable by instruments Soon asr,
ter difficulty granted being expressly men
toned in the last section that the compsny liable
for the payment Of said bond was commended for the
given had been broken by the plaintiff That they
had formerly engaged plaintiff chemist for the Com
pany; and upon leaving condition of communicating
the process OF making poudrette to Mr. Minor also
that he should not make known the recipe carry on
any establishment for its this or the
rounding cities he receive the bond Instead Of
complying with this plaint Immediately entered into
coparnership with another individual end 10 carry
ing the business in this CITY, under the name Of
Urate Company and also that he did known the
recipe to Mr.. Minor.
Verdict this forenoon
Mr. Western for plaintiff. Mr.. Jordan for defendant
The New York herald., 1845-01-09

JAN. John SalteIs end Richard Lusher, seamen
arrested the charge Of attempt revolt
board the American ship Hercules" during her last
soysge from Odessa New York. The parties will be
examined this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-01-09
WHITE MAIL LINE


pDAAY,a at O'Clock, Z. NJ, landing a. intsr-
Ahs sts.ro.aI yOLUhlHLA, Captain William H. Peek,
Monday, wednesday, tnday, and Sunday Aferuoous sf
o'clock
The Steamboat UTICA, Captain E. Hyatt, on Tuesday.
Thursday md Saturday Afternoons: at s o'clock.
10 Passengers taxing ne shove line will sriye in Al
bAny ample Jake the Morning Trains of Can for
ths The boah and Substantial
nsA with and ssant STATE roo and for speed and
eomnodatious, unrtxalled the Hpdsou.
For passage o, freight apply board. r. C. sshuls
ht the Once the wharf, dI6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-19

pat r@ssis.s ssaIsr, skrk sss5 Sst.,I ia .s.,ss
bel ihsss ne lAssRstabls dtsalS " ,as Ssy viii esls
add As' The Jsass rves would vssy likely ts susl ,oes
distance below esttonsLlsG.
Finally ~hsi 10 tho bss route for the Railroad from Ru
shsnsni All my reports give uniform answer to hi. in
preference tho BY WY Of Mou,.,m,r, coa., =,
New river because u not any longer and will make
better and ehe.psr road requiring high gr.ds. no
tunnel ano piesenhng no extraordinary difficulties The
from Ges, portion Of tho public, proceeds up JseLson
sf 10 pun'ps creek and thence over to ow.rds creek
end Gown 'reenbfe'. Considerations Of general policy
may influence decision in favor Of this route o,ber
sons are better prepared than myself to discus. tho.e
eonne myself to my legitimate province which is to fur
n the professional and practical elements Of tho question
70 those on whom the decision will depend Bu, do no,
hesitate tosay that must BE- made between one Of thee,
two rou'e' and that point higher than Point Pleasant
cen be reached.
j am very respectfully,
Your most obedicnt,
c. CROZET
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH sTREEr
I~' an the woIid say what they can,
TOT ceiling Primes. STRArTos's the na.,

I~' an the wo'a ,ssy can
Ros selling Primes. Sra the .a.,
Drawn Nos OF Monongslis Lottery, Extra Snow I4t,
81 "a 80 &c 10 ~ 81 10
Half Ticket. Nos. - 81 80, 10 % &c. 81 81 90
three more prizes sold and paid by STRATToN
Drawn Nos Of AleI. nds Lottery EI,r. 272-N,v ran
81 b - "a "a 9 - &c 10 "a So GO IA
Ticket Nos ~ &c, one more sold aud paid sv
STATION
81 rs 80 IS 20 So Is n Al N % az IA
Drawn Nos Of l<esbu'g IatlsIy EItia T. Nov. I7,b
~ ~ So 6s IS Is il 81 CT S q
Half rels' Nos 10 Is s. PrIe paid by
STATION.
Dawn Nos Of Aersndha Lottery Extra 2T4-Noy I7tb.
% 81 % Is 90 80 % 81 6I 62 ~ 30 4s 81
hkd"LS0 REcEDED Every DIR dr I O'CLOCK
$1,000. $500.
w,,dss-i.y.als,.sd. a;' E.u. csp..l-s1Ooo. $500
IS; qn Oh cts
$4,000. 5000.
Ihur.a.y-Ae I.nd. s7s. Extra Capitals $4,000 1000
5000 $500 tooo $500 oooo ~ drawn Whole. no.
halves 5; quarters 2 50.
$4,000. 1900.
fndAy-honoas.l.. No Extra. Capitals 5000 1900 Of
sou of ESQ 10 Of 100. "a drawn Whole, s so
halves s5: quarters n
$4,000, 2OOO
rAturdsy-heandfia 25s Erua C.pta, 10000 200O 1850
t-rsi S
$4,000, 10000.
for Monday hornns-Air Capital. 900
2yss. ~ - S
W Look for the G rand Capital OF 90 600.
70 De drawn 18th instant Tickets only s2share. proper
Buyer refsrred Prizes which are
Al The once, a. proof of what done every
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