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GROCERIES.
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TIE CANTON TEA COMPANY,

GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2l CHATHAM STREET, y. Y.
Branch Stores:
3s Blocker street, Ney-York:
SOL Grand street, near Suffolk
l9l Greenwich street, near Fulton.
lG Fulton street, Brooklyn.
50 Chestnut and IS y. Fifth-st. Philadelphia.
II Hanover street, Boston,
INVITE the attention OF City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments. where they
think will be found by FAR the best selections OF pure and
unadulteraed Teas in the United States The universal
popularity and reaown of their house with reference TO
high qualities low prices, and upright dealing, is too well
understood render farther comments necessary Orgi-
nal and only warehouse for the sale Of Howquns Black
Tea Observe Sr2ngers will be particular to reTns NJ
Der the number Of the principal store N Chatham street,
viz: 2, between Pearl and Roosevelt streets The public
will also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea
Company have nothing do with any other stores except
described at the top Of this advertisement 50
(tHEAP OIL SToRE.-The subscriber respectfully In
Cforms the public that he continues the wholesale and
retail Lamp Oh and Spirit Cas- At his old stand, Of very
superior quality ten per cent cheaper than can Dc p-
chased at any other store in this city, VIZ
Good Lamp OIL, per gal...----..-.--.SO 80
Superior quail Lard do--------- Oh
Refined OH, LIST qaity. --.-.--..-. 20
Do do I'd do .....----....--- 623
White Sperm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DO DO 81 DO ---------.--.--- w
Do DO Sd DO ..--.----------. bIt
descriptions and full Assortment, OF lamp wicks con-
stantly on hand.
Lamps cleaned and repaired Oil and Cemphenc sent TO
-'' rN''N MERRITT SMITH.
.2T Yc 1879 Greenwich, corner Vesey-st
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.
A IL Families who use CoSAST's PATENT YEAST accord
"A Ing to the simple directions, may rely upon II that
heavy, end unwhoesome .read will not be found on
their tables and what often OF tie greatest comfort
the very best bread can be prepared soon a. the IRE Is
ready bake while the table is ordering for the guests
10 ost IL.
M.P.MUSsEY, Clinton Hall. cor. Beekm.n and Nassau.
Ch4mpney s. Allen, Is south-st cor Maiden Lane
Ga.4ner e. Young, 1872 Chambers-st
Chester briggs, 63l Broadway
John II Brown & Brothers. l36 Eighth-st
Staples g. Ford 1872 Bowery
s V Albro 33s Bowery, corner OF BoDd-st
IRA : Hope. 1872 Chhmbers-.; la3
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USEFUL AND ELEGANT NEW-YEARS'



DIsRAELrS CURIoSITIES OF LITERATURE.
The foregoing valuable work; with the Curicsdes Of
American Literature by K. ". Griswoli, is published
complete In one large royal octave volume. and sold FOR
abou. one quarter of the London price. l; forms certain
Is one of the most valuable works in the English language
and no public private library is complete without it.
For sale by
NO. X. BRAITHwAITE'S RETROSPECT OF
PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY
The most valuable Medical Journal published contain.
inG retrospective OF every discovery and mproveneai
made in Medical aud Surgical Science during the last months
just published. ~
Of the above valuable work whereby the reader NJ
glance list Of all the most mpoF;2n discoveries m:de "a Me-
deal Science ~ the last four years The Index issued
and will ba furnished gatuiously application 10 the Office
A1so-.THE TREASURY OF HISTORY No. / and H.
No. III il nearly rc,dy aud will be issued ia few yS
IL will be completed in twelve numbers.
TERMS-Forthe Retrospect complete TO the pressr; lime
IS per hereafter ST. ~ Ter Nc For The IRA
Published and for sale b. DANIEL ADEE.
~ EuIt0c-SfrFet y. Y.
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n, I-u3pD FISHER. Jr WATCH MAKER ant Jewel
II Ter is now prepared sell Watches ~ retail lower
1n any other house the city. - he Is constantly re-
ce!yng al descriptions dlrec; from the Manufacturers IN
Trg',d France ana Switzerland he IS enabled 10 offer
ry rre assortment Of Gold Watches r0u SIS 10 500
each; Silver do from So 10 $40 eae-al warranted TO
k, good tine or the money returned Also way good
sormei OF Jeyelry and silver Ware very low. y. B.
cot ha-d watches and old God ard Silver taken in ex-
charge or bought for CASH Watches Clocks. Music Boxes
And eyeiry repaired in the best and warranted
nv xr-rrcet orknen Is uw as any other house in the
civ RICHARD FISHER, Jr. importer Of Watches and
eryarv wholesale and retail, No 33l Broadway, New
York. /. few doors above the City Hospital.
III RICH RID FISHER. Jr.
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LAMPS. CUTLERY. &c.
PREMIUM STORE.


CoUTHoUY e MEYERS 3ii broadway, respectfully
" invite public call their store and examine the
richest and most extensive assortment 10 De i1iI n is
country, of BRoNZED and oEMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, M.tNTEL, SOLAR. BRACKET and READ
ING LAAiPS, CANDELABRAS. GlRANDoLES, BRAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTICkS, in every vaTi-
ETY. of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, and superb article, Pc
cularly desirable for packets and steamboats,
In evidence Of tile superiority of this portion OF Their
stock any other of its class offered 10 the puoe III ts
City, they with honest pride refer 10 no less than SIN
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded TO the
manufacturers within the last seven years for the greatest
variety and beauty OF patterns and the unflNeu uIs oi
their work.
Every article sold by C. & y. is warranted 10 be what
they represent and those who wish TO obtain rt class
goods price often paid for such as are OF very me
rior quality are requested them with call beior-
purchasing elsewhere.
~ liberal discount Churches and Hotels. Ct ~
CIRANDoLES OF assortc, patterns and sizes, btonzeJ
>m5 '''''''' - DIE'rZ. BROTHER eco. Is JOHN 8.
SQLAit LANrs-A variety OF solar LAMPS OF The
mt G''' yuan DbETZ, BRoTHER& Z o. No. e John st.
CoRNELIUs < CO.'S Patent ssa! Lard Lamp, bronzcd
ms Or gut i0 sac HE Ef%e RS6 9S TER 60 q No 10 John
III ALL LAMPS AND l.ANrERNs-7A:soi'ed sizes u'd
nj patterns either b i p liz co 10 John
DiETZ, BROTHER x co : celebrated Dorlc lauIps, Tor
burning camrhine. at wholesale OF retail at tie Lamp and
Oh store - John ST. mo
HOUGHTON AND WALl.ACE'S PATENT LARD
III LAMP new article and tie approved hand lump
'' m su"'"s in nE aSl RR@rIER co No 1aIhn
FINuE SUBSCRIBER offers Tor following de-
i scrbed goods ut very low prices:
Tea Trays in sets or s!ngiy, variety of patterns.
Solar and oeostatic Lamps new patterns
Girandoes, with and without drops, elegantly cha cd
Fine Table Cutlery, from best sheffield Manufacturers
silver plated ware consisting of Casters Tea Trays,
Cake Baskets candlestekS Snnfers, Trays &c
britannia Tea Sets, Dixon * Sons Sheffield.
VIM. L. ST0UTENBURGH ii3 Fultons,.
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TINEA TKAlS, &c-SpIES u co. Us Fear. street,
l. have just received large assortment of Gothic and
Sandwich Tea Trays Also, luil assortment OF
all sizes common Tea TRAYS by the dozen; new ST. les
pixon's britannia Ware somc very elcgan; patterns to-
cether with general assortment of fine Table and Pocket
ss,,,rar,. S,issrrs a. e. n2l
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TRINITY CnuRcH-Twcnly of the stained glass
windows in this beautiful church are finished; the
window behind the Chance is not finished, but Is
destined TO be the fines, thing of the kind in the
country. The Bishops room contains in It's walls
the marble tablets. which were in Old Trinity; will
be lighted by four superb windows, each with
Scnp,ural designs painted upon the glass. This
Church when finished will be the bes, specimen Of
NATIVE ART IN Americ,
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CEALtD PROPOSALS. will h. received by the Commits
> sonrrs aud Inspectors Of Common Schools in the sixth
Ward az the Office Of T. THOMAS Son Architects, No. g
Canastrei until the lih d,y March next for the iui-
ure required the School House City Hall Place in
said Ward.
For plans and specifications, apply TO- ,>.
IN II. THOMAS v SON.
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Df.>o rogrg MANUFACIUAT-IhIe su5s ..i..,,
are now nisBs entirely new article .. ,n n1
reII-' -, in time much longer the improvement
use, sa arp Franc peculiar IN construction coy'-
obecion heretofore caused by the rse 0! me-
as 90, IN inJIrin the Professors and Purehas-
'alc i,ed ,ofan examination Of these instruments.
essaIe '"'''~N GLENN ROGERS Il co.
I'M l5a rulton-siTeet, East side, Broadway.
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WATCHES. JEWELRf. &c.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
COMBS Fancy Goods Buttons, Jewelry, &c:-The sub
scTber is receiving Goods daily Tor the Spnns trade
amog. V hich ATE the following:
y cases American gum Suslrntsr; .nd Gaittfs.
81 do Cologne " Alter End other PeriuEiery
2l do Spool Cotton, including every variety
do Hooks and Eyes. in boxes and on ca.ds
do Twist Back Combs: do PERCUSSION CaPs
do iyory Combs, from lIe to ) , > Inc.
10 do Wood Pocket Combs
Besides great variety CT Beads Shoe Thread. Bindings
Cords Ia-s Thread Scissors, Bead Work Shell Combs
Ornaments gold do BTeasPlns gold Pencils
Eyeiei achinHes g and lasting Buttons pearl and agate
Do German Silver W.T- Plated Ware, tne gold lever and
o:he. Watches Silver Prncil Cfses. Tooth Brushes Sc ss
ahc for couutry city trade on The most LIBERAL terms
Agency or kenlck Cos aGd :. " Robinson silt and
Military Buttons I'm osl J. p AN Efs jog fe4ti 81
yXTATcHEs, JEwELRT, SILVER WAKE, &c-rhe
w subscribers respectfully invite the attention OF thei
friends md the public 20 their select assortment OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
consisting or Duplex Lever and Lepne watches OF the va
riOs approved makers ced N The neatest sJe and " ar
ran:ed correc: time keep rs
silver Knives, Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Tea Sets Cups
Casters &c.
Man:eI Cloc KS Fine Cutlery, FancF GOODS, &c wiAcA
they 2.e enabled 10 o. FOR sale Il very reduced prices
watches and Clocks carefully repaired ard warranted
LOCKWOOD & SCRIBNER.
At the Old Established Store, 255 Pearl.
IS Corner Fuit, n-.treet. opposite IS Hotel
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CONSCIENTIOUS PRISoNER.-The people of Yer
aont are celebrated The world over for morality and
cprightneSS-bu; we were not made aware til late.
y that even their conrlc,s We're among the most
trustworthy men in the community The Mercury
tvs, Young man recently arrived al Windsor in
The stage. and applied for admission in the State
Prison. showing the papers winch entitled him 10
, ss,dence there.
|, seems he had been convicted at Montpelier for
Sne otieace, sentenced 10 the State Prison for SIX
eonhS and IN order 10 save expense, was fitted out
nth his papers, and sent 20 Windsor by stage,
] sl'hou, sheriff or other attendant On reachins
Woodstock, the stage by accident lett nm; out he
I 'ooliy waited day or two Tor the next stage
&c Letters from Mackinac state that the winter
z 10 the lst OF February was very mid, and 6u'
IItle ice Was formed previous 10 that time. The
tghtShip, and the schooner Two Brothers, were
stIyen ashore during gale IN January.
:. Dates from For; Wilkins, Lake Superior, 10 Jan
9Th, speak OF the winter as unusually mild for that
earna,e. The brig Astor will not be got afloat
gain. cleveland Herald
Fatal. AccIDENT.-As a boat from the British
! Sip 81. Martins, was coming up 10 Savannah on
Se 9th, she struck "a snag aud filled There were
9irteen persons on board, two OF whom were
] cowned.
DoSArloxs Wiiliston, OF Eas, Hamp-
%, MAS has Just made donation TO Amhefs,
College TO endow Ptofessorship of Rhetoric and
vStaiory Alvanus Fisk of Natchez, Mjss) has
Even that city properly to the value ct $1,000,
Suh which 10 establish Free School.
A LrcxY PRlyrER-H, George Randolph, the
%.nephew Of Joha Randolph of Roanoke, comes
Sio. l23,0O0 under the late settlement OF the
m Hc'has been printer, and worked at his
Ssue N many Of the printing offices OF Kentucky.
,,sE The Western Theological Seminary con-
ans l9l students
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MEXICAN FII.ES-NlanuiacnIred by John Rothery al
W,.isownn warranted equal any imported. ur sale 10
the trade tv LEONARD HONE NlCOLL.
A' foI IL. Pine street
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WHY, LoTH.-coprer. wp-Cloth, No. CO.'S IN y
w IT, rs ia. 90 IN. 60 lie. asd q in -; IN II
Brass Tire,Clo;h No ls-zs IN p N - Ia 70 Ia " ~
The above Wscioh is manufactured from u. Se s ~
pariish W5re and Psper-akers use,
a1s 20 nv imported For sale in lots 70 su "
Iief CYRUS w. FIELDS 6ssiiSs MP
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WANTED.

mo iNyALIDS WHO PURPOSE VOYAGE.-A
Physiesa intending for the enei Of Al ays-
m desired route object 10 do 8? royaSe 70
Rio Janciro proposed address A. . :, EDS o.ne ~. "
w An f..1 ,iIuAI,oa b. iea.eaoe yoo1s wos.H 70
etbie fsmy TS best Of ei.rrsces gi1en- Apply 81 So
ChAfles-st. frs! icor IN back room. nd u
A REsPECT ABLE: gro;est~t young woTa9 waat' I.
y situation 10 general homework snail fani!y OF
ehtmherwo5k. with good TeisFeGoe Please to inGas io
Houstonstry'. MAJ u
llFIN-TED--oya YOUNG. WOMAN. ssuatiOn IN
w psigs,r f,rniiy Cumberland waurr uood city
rir spcst given. AppiY Ne % Pcr.St 10 The elr r9
I-fNTLF.1Ill not at pn-,rnt ceSagcd oqsioess. ia
,.sbs rrotsssiossi ,srsoa as CoPYisr. Hi, obj,e,
ea2oy which sha!i yield hRi ,as siolnnass Mnea
tbs changes Of the u,s 4 his core lo h, 90
>esur evil snseib lec.l or oie, documents Al ne
mr. The bcstof aitnnces will b. given. Adde'S D D.
In It th- Ibsa- ole or ~ Ss;sa1ss 81 ma, 3
no ANY GENTLEMAN WISHING 4 GOOD
i NlFEApy gentleman TN'sssSNrg the following Gaai-
fcltOp, and disposed eater the mlnsd stIte may p 20
this adSerti>csa(s wdoweT Ireisered but aay one r.
pyiT conrias hi, hoax ar Informed. TO save them the
trouble that Ectic- viii b. aiken Of ihea whatever ne
ase ,rli cucsied ssd o5lisng disposition aud also
well enblishcu lusiress-nusI have 'aheieai means 10
Tho ~r lady @ yy,fs OF age, and well qualified 10
take cArSe OF household s and she Is o! the highest ne
s.eetetIy-As 9ms properly pat NOT enoaSh 20 max ,h
obset too aly Gentleman The write siIecre Ia 's
replies, Cop;unes,iCas reserved mus, STATE what business
the Sr@iem9g engaged in and Will X held as strictly conn
81
SITUATIONS wNNTED-By ,h1rc capable ard IA:
~ juSn0uS Gk!S-oue 70 DO the cooking. washing and
iroHIng small private family the Others ehambermaits
and viii BE- generally useful Good City references
AHnlVpt 3 nuape- MI q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men Lock Makers, to work at
w hank locks. None need apply but sober and
FIRST rate Nyo.kmep. Ii. c. JONES,
~ Church-S:. Newark, y. J.
.I\NSASStkS.-Ia VIII Ind u tor their ad-
vintage call and examine the rst number Of Professor
Fxo>-, History Of the World which the best a. well "a
the cheapest aud beautiful book of the season. The
cr,viug. this work have been pronounced by eomIeteat
jul.p, be the finest ever executed in this couutry.
mi Iv:- 4 ]. t;lILiS. ~ Fulton.S'r~et
'NEN DOLLARS MISUNDERSTANDING BANK
L STOCK--A certificate OF thirty shares NcSsburg
Bank Stock in the name OF Buckley Peck and number
ed 302s with Power OF Attorney attached was los: on Ss
turday 2Si March. 1t enclosed in letter. and lost
or its way wa-strect The above will be paid by leaV
Ing it at Thon,pScr's Office 50 Wall.st mh25 II
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DgIvATE CoTILLIoS PARTIES attended to by a
Piano Forte and Violin Performer Of the best talent
the City. Inquire at JoLLIES Music Sto7e, 5Bro.
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SITUATIONS wANrk.D-By threr capable snd IN.
- dus'rious GikS-o9e 70 do the cooking washlnS and
aud viii be generally useful. Good City references
N.nlynt 3 nu,ne- street mi q
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SlyANIED--ov YOUNG WOMAN. situation IN
w p.iyslr iarniy Cumberland food city
rr nc. sixen. AnnlE Ne y PctrNst 10 tlr rrlr m1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LVcS Makers, TO work az
w hank locks. None need apply but sober and
first ra,e wo.kmeu. H. c. JONES,
N- Church-s:. Newark, y. J.
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neAIfa'Xtsf,SjYFrsTIv

NJ. ptiss xssaoss. saloas kss~ nd 4. ,,,.a a.
ee =" ue "eahh Restorative. f-.Ax tps~ "A. ,..
seaA .hs 10y tbs faVb " P,ovdeses l.sn tn o.,y
o f--of'nx to hearh ani Iaany of On. ,oan, ~,
, -o"' and dauraier- sRi aim muriu.. % IN. n.Ir
assa ana venerable individuals Ind now pl.s.. .
a''he"D before the Invalid remedy h,t a,~.a
oi our race, the with, ain. "a nj, 10,
"- h's zen swept a~sy- zen. . "a.
Is' - h"fushy - 10 rests. IA. =,
, "'" ui-e--'- u" the humane aud trser h.ar.I u a.
sns I'D moving 'et u the h-p.l.- nj
hfr Hoh has to1en of sekness pain I. h.,
'ee care. aud cu,i-s Of hf. SIMPLY by means OF . grand
se I" NaiHfsa Functions. most -a,.,, eoush, At
s' immediately yield under s Influence, ~,
ehohc ,hey nsy have b.rn. they vanish The .,, M,
"fnh'r begins To AMI then Al. pan., T..
p',' eafns sly elu, -t- all ~bo an a,y ar
w" Lungs or Liver Pan IN III. Chest a.
n nee The u-e ~ tie Health Restorative despite ~. on,o,,,,
"hh aachsito al adv rci ines Tim. ,,,nIv -
.. convinced Of It's however uer,-ul1u. Won ,y,
me following oeiiin-a,e 10 froli Chion the .c,, -,
New Sork thsnnt. ~ w" Ah'~h
u have anaiyEsd tp,t- Of n,edleiD- called 90
Health Restorative and Gndtha not CONTAIN, M., -
any Other msa p-pitIon o in any Of N, fn,, .
e"mPosedof vesc'ab. matter entirely"
JANIS n. CIuLror, N. ID
HoHAcr EvEpHrr. a. =. Agent ''' -
PRINCIPAL ur.>s, sd Hudson Street N., Yotk
bJ- For cal. by the Agents
}. IS CAYNoR Enon I. ~, a.
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HEAD utSI,TERs toit pniZE,,
JOHN Nj. CLARKE,
Late Of Wheeling. TTrginia.

y
(>Ucccs~:r 10 q. u. .IIeuA
'''t6ry H7a EreiaHg' Bro4rr, iiiA ~ RHA=sai IA.
'sNHlS = the same Clarke VINO, by his unnor
a"c ei unprecedented astonishing aad eI,acd,ra, Ia r
dirhi'ng ,apItli pTzss Wheeling Va 10
'uetoui The western country, became TINT n. r.
's''H y universal acelanaon the ti- Of The G,
Poh Oi ttE sellers Tn Napoleon ECud-r
Asah eN'i"ne- that he La -ons cains 10 IA. above
De WI "nly state t!a he has actually -oli paid,
d Pfi<rs oi $4,000. aud & prizes of SEQ OOO
bes.des mans OF 10000 and SSOun N'
The proof OF which n rrady to produce
Splendid SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
Capital s35.264-Neit S3U.UUOI
Alexandra Lottery, Cas> b. drawn al AkS1rSra n g.
saturday sth August leI5 - Dawn Ilau;-
seErt--ss|i 10000. 1000. 1903 p.s Of 1000 10 NJ
,on g. Ticket. $40 halves quarters Certct- O; a
Packages OF 20 whoe Test- sI3O-Iavrs and Caarr, IN
proporson. "
$4,000 Capital!
AciAndria Lottery, Class - be II T.
sau"ay 10Th Aasusi isi5 Splendid No. and ,
Drawn Raj o;s. So 600 5000 a0ao I-su ,cn IN
IA kat- OF - Whole Tickets SIOOaiyes and Cuarsr IN p
POuTOn 80
$4,000 Capital!
Hianins I'u"ry 'l's 81 To be drawn A.1andra u C.
Saturday, sJl August lets - Mo- Dra.n g,I..
Spl-H'i 'ri"mr-sSO"U 5000 2sua 1000 lut- oo
Prz-s OF 1900 &c Tickets $40 s. quarter. 40 Cra
cate q; package Of IS ho Tickets sI3Oaiyes am aar
i"Ts IN proportion.
Grand Capital Of $4,000!
Ae1andra LOTTERY, to h avn at Alexandra. e
saturday abh Asea, I545. - Drawn Ballots Grad
Sehene-sihOgO Is 900. 1000. prze Of sooO 10 of
i'no - Of lsr0 so Of 1900 90 u Tickets ony o.
halves qrs 50 Certificate package Of a6 Whole Iekts
si'o-ilaVes aud og'urrs proportion.
90 Orders Tor Tickets Certificates Of Package,
ia TIE above splendid Lotteries prompt at
trnuon and an account OF each drawing -.rt ns
ar' - over '0 al who order Tickets from pos
"k. ''''ess JOHN VI. CLARKE,
REIN,
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond, Va.
VI ID THE EXCHAN No 4

W WHAT splendid business farming INNS,
- % Sea' J. AnAs was asked what. the hs answer
''ns only crops shO't" hall am aDp ,,.
s''' !" Ia" y-aT :. from In. r.,,,v
" S"' crops oh. v-ry had, have had ran ,,t
". ~ a'f'1hts "" never have but
ta''' AMI the low grounds washed bte Oh
~ up ssins AID apply IioTr once and ret mon, -
''nane" by return mail and n Capiai Pr. ,,s .
a., tnr IN Nair- S-e the following Schemes -1- i-uz,
M "i'''t s'ety CONFIDENTIAL IIoyt.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AIrGJIST
Capital S3j29i-Neu S30OOOi
heihndHa Lnii-1y Class B. he drawn At ..,,r4, p :,
~ sL Arauft l-f5. - N"s and IT Drawn B,r,..
en"'-sI'spi' 10000 1000 1903 u-.z,. az Io.0 "a ~.
'"o -" Tickets $40 halves qu,Itsrs : So ,. g., -
p0raoH ~ f1i'''- VI PC
S2i,oNO Capital!
Ahua Lottery 'la-- J., IN lee dawn at hIeIars,, ID
'dh'F in'h Aasnst isi5. Sr-niI Sehsno, g. 70. ,.i
n'z-- ut 1000 Se TIeses only hav, ;: ,r,rtr ;,
'he-e Of pa'ksse 81 - tsk.t. suO-slv. and
quarters m proportion. ~
$4,000 Csprsl!
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