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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24
W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office,
STATIONS Office,


MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TENTH
IN STREET.
Let athc world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATroS the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria. No. NJ, Nov. l4h:
27 IL 10 10 90 60 Is 80 81 6s 10 / &c
Ticket Nos 40 rs 73,a prize Of $1,000, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Q tSussex, Extra, 81, Nov. IA:
IL Is l6 is 67 II AZ 81 81 3 -
Ticket Nos II Al IS, capital, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Hall Tickle, Nos. re 81
Nos. 90 81 G2, Seven more
Nos. 81 SO "a, Capitals sold
Nos. II g. rs, }and paid in one
Nos. % 81, Lottery, by
Nos. D 20 A, SrRATTON.
Nos. % 81 81,
Drawn Nos. OF New jersey, No. 90, Nov. 10:
u IS 10 So SO 80 Gs IA DC &c 80 2 p.
Ticket Nos. IA 80 46, prize OF 500, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Monongalia No. A. Nov. 20:
IL sc Al So IS AZ u SO 45 - "a a.
Ticket Nos 10 IS A. and Hall Nos. IS SO IS
two more capitals, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, No N, Nov. 81:
63 SO 81 IS "a II 3 SO 46 81 81 I6
Ticket Nos. 3 IS So Sl,OUO,) All sold and
lG 50 g. lo0o paid By nno,
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg, No. So, Nov. %:
Ticket Nos. "a "A 10, a prize Of 500, sold and
paid by STRATUM.
Schemes for the Week.
Drawing rsecired erery day al 7o'clOck, p. M.
10000 Dolarsl 10000 Dollars!
TTIESnAY-Neu TorSev No or EanifalS
10000 dollars, 10000, 5000 5000, 2,OOO 1900,
AGO, 10 of 1000, sc. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tick.
els s. halves So quarters 25.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dolarsl
Observation-Disclosures No. IL Capt.
tails: 10000 dollars, ln,G00 1900, 1850, 10 of
900, &C. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S. halves
SO; quarters 25.
$4,000 Dollars 5000 Dollars!
THURSDAY-New jersey o.. Capitals
$4,000 dollars, 5000, 5000, 5000, 2,4s0, 20 OF
1000, &C. IS Nos, II drawn Tickets 5; halves
2 so; quarters 25.
5000 Dollars 800 D ,llarsl
FRIDAY-Monon2aia, No. 45 Capitals:
5000 dollars, $780, 1000, 5sS, &c. IS Nos, -
drawn. Tickets rs; halves 62 cents; quarters
81 cents.
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
loi. Capitals: 5000 dollars, 1900, 1867, S Of
500 &c, &c. rs Nos, and IA drawn. Tick
els 81 SO; halves IS; quarters 81 cents.
Alexandria Lottery. Class o, for lS46-to be
drawn Nov. 2slh. rs No. Lottery, IS drawn
ballots Grand Scheme prize Of $4,000,
of 10, 600, OF 5000, of 3,255, OF $500, OF
1900, 10 OF 1900, 10 OF 500, 10 of 300 Is Of
200, 400 Of $50, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quar-
tiers 80.
Certificates OF packages OF DC Whoes Sll0-
halves and quarters in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent whenre-
oues,ed. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTOE,
Nov. % Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Kent, Kendall & AtWafcr
DRY GOODS ar AUCTION

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the III December conf
mencing al O'Clock. we shall sell al our Ware
house. large and valuable assortment OF Fresh
and Seasonabe DRY GOODS, now in store
and receiving from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore The sale will be without reserve,
and worthy the attention Of The trade. Paricu-
lars in future advertisement Terms al SALE
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATEg,
Noy ~ Auctonecrs
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WALKING CANES, SNUFF BOXES, CT
GAR CASES, &c.
THE subscriber, 10 receipt Of part Of the
i above named articles, is daily expecting
lol of beautiful Canes, &c. 10 which he invites
The public and strangers visiting The city 10 call
and examine. For sale by
R. M. ZIMMERMAN.
Importer and dealer in Tobacco, Snuff, CT
CARS, &c, I57 Main street, nearly opposite Es-
change Sank. Nov. 70
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Tickets slO halves $; quarters -. Certificates II
Packages OF 20 Whole Tickets Sl0; 70 halves So; III
quarters 81 80.
or Orders for Certificates or Packages, single Tick
ella and Shares In any of lhr above Schemes address
ed undersigned, viii rcc-ive the most prompt al
tenlion, and an account Of each drawng forw ardrd
free Of postage, sonn ~ itis received.
J. c GREGORY & CO Managers,
Oct 20 Richmond, Virginia.
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NOTICE

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who ran show 4 diploma
n from College Of good standing IN the state, ana
also testimonials Of good mora character aud who has
had experience IN teaching, wishes to pTocufBa 81
tnaiion as teacher He IS Wei assured thai he can
give satisfaction any who may wish 10 employ him.
All letters directed 10 Z. G. w. Wilkinson vile r. o.
Chrseihed county, Va viii be thankfully received.
Soy i3-rtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dancing Academy.

MIR. GOODWIN respectfully informs The
Itl ladies and gentlemen that he as removed
his school from The Odd Fellows Hall 10 me
spacious room over Mr.. Lcander Woodson's, 2
doors below The Exchange Bank, Main Street.
DAYS of tuilions Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters SO. Certificates
Of Packages cf 2G Whors slO 81 halves 55 70 quar-
lers % 50
Or Orders for Tickets and Shares and crrticares Of
Packages in the above splendid Lotteries, (or smaller
ones, thai drawn every day in tho week, enclosing
cash Prize Tickets will receive the most prompt al
irnion and an official Of each drawing sent
immedIarey after IL is over, 10 all who order from
Nov j. f. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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PUBLIC SALE.

FINDER decree Of the Circuit Court Of Chester
- field, IN the cases OF Fore. &c, rs Fore aud al,
and Beaz ey rs Fore and n pronounced 3 - 'ctoher.
1876, will be s0id nj the Dwelling House az Anderson
Fore in Chesterfield county, on FRIDAY, The Arb De-
cemher next, the Tract Of Land which he livrs sup
posed contain about hundred and Ten acres aso
the stock OF II rs.s, Cltic, A., Farming Implements,
Tool. &C. Household and Kitchen Furniture; ana all
other things, except slaves contained 10 his d-td y
Thomas A Fore. TRUSTEE. recorded IN Chestrrbed on
tie 25th March. ls45. The Land VIII be sod for one
third cash. tie balance III equal payments, Of one and
years The Other property for cash as To all sums
OF 800 less and six months credit rs 10 larger sums,
ON good security SILAS CHEArHAM,
Nov I3-ctds Deputy Of II. Hancock, Sheriff.
P s Que hundred aud Of land adjoining
the above Tact belonging TO Thomas A. Fore VIII be
.old on the same day. and on the same terms :. L.
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DOMBEY & SON.-Psu second OF Wiley
~ & Pulnam's Edition, with illustrations,
ready for delivery this morning at The Exchange
Book Store. CHAS. F. FISHER,
Nov, % doors below Pos, Office
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Is. Dos DOLLARS! 10000
J.F. Word, Lottery Vender.

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
~ OFFICE, RICHMOND, ViRoiSiA, sells Tickets in
all Lotteries under the management of. G. GREGORY
& CO., on the same terms that they arc sold AT The
Managers Office.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass o. for 1916, 10 he drawn at
Alexandra, November 2sth.
IS Number I.nitery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
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IaND For SALE

THE subscriber intending To from the county
1 of King K Queen, offers for saie tho Tract Of
Land on which he at present resides, containing ten
hundred and seventy and NJ distance of
miles from the Rappahannock and aattaponi rivers.
The Farm divided INTO four neids, each OF winch VIII
easily produce from three hundred and my tn four hun
drrd and fly barrels If which, by clearing, may
be N abe 10 bring from five TO SIX hundred. u has
il an abn ndancr of both bank and pit mari, which has
been used though not extensively. with complete sue
cess Two thirds Of the Farm j. timber, Ut The orgi
nal growth Attached 10 II are one Kindred and twenty
acres of swamp which .Guard, - certainly not
passed Tho State for the growth Of Corn,
Wheat, Tobacco, Temp, Hay, sc &c.
The building which "a large, airy and In excellent re-
pair has and four passages and The cabins
which are sufficient for the accommodation Of large IA
my of servants also in good repair together with
all other necessary ouLbudncs There is also large
and extensive orchard IL weseecrd fruit trees and
last though mol least the location is such thai the 20
ciety Is not snrpass.d By any In Eastern vrgnia Pre-
sumng one VIII purchase wlhou, frs; vie. mr. the
premises. Il will al all times give pleasure to ride
the Farm with any ono who may wish 10 'n So .
IL not disposed of privately before thr frt d1y Of
D-cember next II will b. offered for sale publicly
fair il not the fair day thereafter, together WIN
valuable stock Of every Lind Household and Kitchen
Furniture, aud Farming Ltrns..- "i every KIM.
'''''' '''@'' c. T. BAYLOR.
Ri,o L. oueen tonnty November C-caawtds
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LOTTERIES.
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l.. R. Pendle1Ou

SUCCESSOR TO d. NJ. HOYT)
Lottery Office, No. Exchange Hotel, Richmond
Virginia.
THE Undersigned, successor d. NJ. f1OYT presents
10 his friends and The old patrons OF the office, the
following Splendid Galaxy Of Schemes, TO be drawn dn-
ring the month; and particularly calls their attention TO
Capitals and also 10 the S4U 900 for 2lsi. They
worthy the attention of adventures, and every one
shuud have chance for fortunes which thrown
IN his way
Make your selection, and for big Capitals address
L. PENULETON, Richmond.
r. 9. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass o. for 1896 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, November 9slh
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RESIDENCE IN MATHEWS
coli MY EnR SALE

WILL. he sold, puocly. al Mathews Court house, on
w MONDAY, the nth December, 1916, tCourt day,)
the tract OF land known The GLEBE, the residence
OF Z. y. TompkIns, decreased. containing about l96
This tact lies mme dlatey The Nurt side OF
Fart river within two miles If Mathews Coufth house,
and halt an hours sail o the Mubick Bay. The build
ings new, neat and convenient: and the cleared
land lahou 80 acres rerh and recently lined and hisn-
Is MANFRED The river is quarter Of a mile wide. and
for al kinds If bay craft, and ahnmnds III The
finest ~ seIs and fish Of all kinds The neighborhood
is good and healthy, and combines mere advantages
and facilities Of getting produce To market ,haa any othri
IN State. THIS estate Is too wei. known and appre
Grated To require minute Description, especially
pe:sons wishing To purchase VIII no doubt view y be
fore the day Of sale II will be shown by Mr. b. &.
Tompkins or Mr. Vim. White who reside in the vicin.
~ ana any Information in relation 10 II may he obtained
by addressing VIM. n. Roy, Esq, North End Post Office
Al the same lime and place, viii be sold a lot aud
small tenement, suitable ior Office In front Of The
Courthouse IL Mathews county.
TEGMS-One. third CASH balance in EQUAL payment.
WM. ToMPKlNs. Executor
Nov. 3-cw5w Of Z. u. Tompkins, decd.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
DY virtue Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chan
ID Gerry for the Richmond Circuit, pronounced in the
suit Of Barker and ais Fletcher and abs, on the
18th day ri June, 1916, shall special commissioner
appointed by the said decree, proceed on WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th DAY Of Drc-nber next, II far, II no the
next day the premises 10 sell al public aacl.n
the highest bidder, AL the real estate Of which William
a Robertson died seizrd, consisting Of Nv" tracts o.
land lying ~ the cnnny OF Hanover, adjoining each
other and containing BY estimation one hundred ana
one and three quarter upon the following terms
10 wit: third Of the purchase money payable in
ninety days from the day If sale, and the residue in
quail instruments, at SIX and twelve months, from
the date Of the first pay mrnt, The purchaser purcha
giving bonds @lt, unity, for the several install.
mcnts Of the purchase money, and the tttr To be rr
tanned until the last payDen; shah have been made and
d conveyance directed by the Count.
This land llrs on the Man Rald leading from Coal
Haibor Richmond. about len miles from the latter
ri a a
houses. The land IL well timbrr-d and Is within half
a mile of good Grst and Saw Mill
The title 10 this property Is believed 10 be uHtonbied,
but selling Commissioner, shall sell only such title
a. Is vested in me hy The said decree.
RO9EgT BARKER, Commissioner.
Nov 9-dlt&cwids
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OVERSHOES OVERSHOES IA gene
" raj assortment for ladies' gentlemen and
children, may b. found at liz Main street.
Nov. 81 E. NJ. LEONARD.
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TEMPERANCE ANNUAL FOR ls47.-
i The Fountain, gill, for ls47; TO sir up The
pure mind By way Of remembrance :" edited ty
n. Hastings Weld, with eight fine Ensravings in
Sanans bes, Style, and in beautiful binding
For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH & CO,
Nv. % l2l Main StItei, Richmond.
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Boots, Shoes, Trunks, etc.
H. NEW SUPPLY. -

7Hm,day Morning, Norember l9M 1916
WE are now opening, per different packers,
w direct iiom the manufacturers, NEW
STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. compri-
sing Mems prime pcgged Water Boots large
sizes; Mems prime kip pegged Monroes, large
sizes. 10 II, 9 to r. s 10 10; Mems coarse peg
sed Brogans, very cheap and good; Gentlemen S
fine call Water Proof Boots, large sizes Wo.
mems fine sewed lace Leather Wells Wo-
mems fine Peesed Wells, large sizes; Mems
prime sewed Water Boots, extra qualify.
~ Weinyite country merchants and all others
in want. 10 give us a call We will sell very
CHEAP Tor cash or 10 punc.ual customers.
PUTNEY & WATTS,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Boots, Shoes, &c.
Nov. 10
To Farmers and Planters.
THOMAS e. CHARLES ELLIS have 10
i store, and offer al low prices, TO reduce hea-
Wy stock, the following descriptions OF Goods,
suitable Tor Farmers and Planters use, viz:
London Duffil Blankets
Heavy Twilled Blankets
Superior Whitney Bed Blankets
Napt Cottons, white and gray
Canadian Cloths, all wool
Sleeps gray Saitinets
Baltimore Linseys
Scaretand white Flannels
Low-priced Clolhs for house servants
Lowell kerseys
London Dnffi Overcoals
Cotton Oznaburgs
Brown and bleached Shee,ings
Brown and bleached Shirtinss.
Nov. 2-tf
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EXECUTORS SALE or LAND, NEGROES,

&c, &c.
WILL. lie sold on TUESDAY, the eth day Of Deem
w bernrxt. the late residence Of Philip Woodson,
Senior deceased, in ihr county III Hanover the TRACT
Of Land on winch said Woodson resided, containing
four hundred and hfry acres. adjoining Dentonsyir,
and about mile from the Rocky Mills Tie land Is OF
average qnalIty OF land ~ l.s nrlebborhood The I'M
prpvein-ntr are CONNEXIONS, hut somewha ont II
pair The 'hnd IN h. sod sus -ct 10 the night 81 dover
Of Sarah Woois"n, widow ~ The drceased. VIII he
sold NJ the timr eleven Negroes, consisting Of
Men, Women and Children; four Horses, seven head Of
Cattle about twenty IL - rlgh Sheep; the crop Of
Corn, oats Fodirr. Siucks. &C, Also al the Pnnia
ton Utensils aud Household and kitrhrn Furniture
The terms o sa- Ill he, for ;hr land ihird cash,
the balance equal II 3aimenis OF and twn years
the credit payments 10 be secured ny bonds with ap.
proved security. ami deed OF he land All
the other property advertised, wh the exception 81 the
Negroes yin be- sold n credit at nn- months, tor
all twenty dollars, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security for NIL sun. of twenty dollars
and under. cash Will h~ required The Negroes VIII be
sold for cash. JACOB NOUIS0N,
Executor If Philip Wuodscn de,ea,ed.
Nov. l0--c2aHtGs
or also wish 10 sell, p,iv.rrly Tract Of Land I'D
joining thr above containing asa acres which was or
ginally part Of the above trhct.
Nov 10 JACOB WoODSDN.
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ID. Paine 81 Co.,

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention of those rho buy, and those who
J never bought before, Is called To the following
large and extraordinary brilliant Schemes, under the
management OF d. PAINE & CO., Managers, for the
month Of November. The Tickets are received, and
Prizes be had by sending orders to
G. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Virginia.
1926 DOLLARS! 10000
Any two numbers, $40 melt.
Any single number, 10 nett
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. As, TO be
drawn at Wilmington. Delaware, on Saturday, No
vember 18th, lS46. rs Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Capitals
Prize of Sc, aa5 Prize Of s. 500
| 10000 1900
5000 y g l,75U
1900 20 - 1900
1922 30 con
Whole Tickets SO; halves 5; quarters so.
Persons ordering by the Package may deduct the
price of three Tickets.
u. PAINE & CO., Managers,
Oct. % Richmond, Va.
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And In like MANNER the co,tons of the United States Of
America. which may be imported directly into the
Kinsdom of the Two siccs, whether in vessels Of the
one or other nation, shall not pay higher greater du
ties than the Of Egypt, Bengal or those Of the
most favored nations.
ARTICLE XII.-The present treaty shall be in force
from, this day. and for the term Of ten years, and fur
Ihrr until the end of twelve months after either Of the
high contracting parties shall have given notice TO the
other of intention to terminate the snmr -neh Of the
said high contracting parties reservng TO itself the right
of giving such notice end of the said of
years, or al any subsequent term.
ARTICLE XilI-The present treaty shall be ap.
proved and ratified by the President Of the United States
Of America by and with the advice and consent Of tho
Senate Of said Sates and by his Majesty the King
of Kingdom cfthe Two Sciics and the ratihcatons
shall be exchanged Naples, the expiration Of six
months from the date Of Its signature, or sooner II pes-
sble.
In witness whereof the respective plenpoientaries
have signed the same and have affixed thereto the seals
Of their arms.
Done AT Naples the first of December In the year one
thousand eight hundred and fory-ive.
WILLIAM II. POLK, T.. 81
Fortunate. II. S1
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% The cash FOR prizes viii be paid :; siehl by
BIGGER
l Orders for tickets in the above. or In any lottery
advertised in another column by d. PAINE Co, Ma
nasers OF lotteries viii be- promptly attended 10. " ad
dressedto JOHN II. BIGGER, kichmnnd, Va
Oct ~
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1926 DOLLARS! 10000
Any two numbers, $50 nell.
Any single number, III nett.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. IS, 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Nov. %,
lni6. Is AnS.. II dawn.
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RIgger,s Prize Office.

MAKE your selection, and for Prizes, forward your
1vl orders In
JOHN B. BIGGER, Richmond, Virginia.
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alexandra LOTTERY CIaes u, iof Ic4o, 10 NC ufa'
alexandria, November 9elh.
IS Number Lottery-I5 Drawn Ballots.
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wHIsKy-Bb!. axe NOT plenty. sale. Of slaall pa

wHIsKY-Bbls not plenty. Sales Of email par
eel were made az ga cash Drudge Is selling freely
e; 81 cts
HAY-The market is quiet at $3.50 cts the previous
rates
METALS .a!e of 1900 pigs Lead va. made at :;
% cash scotch Pig Iron is bringing 81 SCI So cash
American Charcoal s32 -. Anthracite 80. Blooms
$50 The stock Of American s quite light
SEEDS cargo of Rough Flax 400 bush zold at
s. 81: for crushia. small LOT Ohio Clover, Il bbls
sold al ! cts.
RlCE-There has been speculative movement which
has taken 1000 ties at previous prices.
NAVAL STORES-Crude Turp.ntine Is held firmly
s. 50 for go H. We sales 100 bbl= Spirits y
$50 cts cash.
HOPS-Tne market is rather unsettled and whHe reg
usr lots rstrate We.tern sell II IL other par
GELS have been picked up considerably lower rates
PROVISiONS-Mess Pork has gone up to $40 with
sales and Prime = % The sales are about 1000 bbls
MALI description At the close there were sellers
AT these rates. Beef i rather heavy. parcel 0: new
offered az So - AMI = Lard i y bbls with
sales 100 bbls Tor shipment Beef Hams worth
abou. 10 and Very Little doing IN Picked
Meats. Hams nominaliy 5!a53. Shoulders itd4ic-
Dead Hogs coming in freely and sell at Jd54 cts
Butter and Cheese rather plenty but the de
rnand good Sales good Western Dairy Batter 3; 70
as and I6 c.s for choice and Cheese 71.3 c,s in
boxes o; al cts in casks.
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generaI Motifs.

y Heaithfal Exerci-e.-The fremont 5owlias S.
Ioop Nos. as, Brosday ana = Divisoust contains SIX
OF ize b-.A Alleys n liz City wa ape4-s by l= follow
ing tx games ursde It succession ~ seaI-raan tbs
werk 10 Ia "a 2i5, -. a13 is5 ,hs aggregate Toe
SIX s;..zz. Ie plas averaging over 80 pins stsg
II Consequence OF he reG; increase OF patronage (Which
-eisc;l tn Proprietor VII open new es;a5-
lishueat u tE DAYS called The fremont Breach No
sca East Brcsdssy extending to No ~ Grand with
fo4r no.; splendid Ae- Bs!,- AID every hing
neps and II he besi ovt-r Th- Proprietor ~i spare
pans 70 e,er.an his peca= and many OF them I've
distance he mites them lake tie East Broadway
Graatst ae @; STAGES b. expense as hey both pass
the doors And Il case hey A-y
notice hey 1. supplied 'vh stage tickets 10 psss and
repa-s from establishment 70 he Other 4 ta-y VIII
contain TN Ageys he trusts TAI al VIII be accommodated
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DIED /:

y, the evening Of the 3ist ult MARY R daughter Of
mr. stephen Wood, aged years.
~: The trends of the family are Invited attend the fu
, from the reeidence OF her father lt Ee., bfoad-
,rsy this morning al II o'clock.
n Porda al the residence 0: Dr. A. T. Z. Hilton Niss
Nsbby Dodge in her 18th year.
4, Washington D. C. 9th. John l. Brightwell o5
~ Lansingburgh N Y Goth Mrs. Chaancey Ives Do
AZ New Haven 2ath. Mrs. Rebeccs Peek sl
Az West sutton, Mass Capt. THOMAS SAiIh,
revolutionary Pensioner. "a.
A: Chicago 10Th, Dr.. J. II. Richards, ~
A, Philadelphia lst, William F. slaughter Al.
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L'IRTH = HALL, scenkla-.9uaIe, and FIRTH, HALL
POND SO Broad ey, publish AIS week select,ons
rom lie rev Grand Opera Ut he Crusaders, by Benedict
containing Wnen seGdsn thoughts t= spirit snzs = ca
I'm thine Ony thine. = Cts; III gifted ing - cts Ihey
The hes af friendship. Dget % cts or he SCI complete
81 Aso vocal beauties Of LEhsr & iln9re, or me
Love So.l oy Donizetti To otner lands ~enf=T
lOu.r;o besla 81 ctA, Knight from " AZ returning
Della crdeieisou=j cs Dearest scenes OF Happy ehilc
hood. Come pardie yszzosaj . ets s"-egy "esn 70
RON. RETURNING la "a L. lei > cls say wilt taou ever
tank OF re- frtya lsyrnsi . cis arrest maiden
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