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(TRANsLATIoH.]
MEXICAN ARMY,
~


MEXICAN ARMY,
Division Of the North
General in Chief
You are besieged by forces sufficient to take you;
and there is, moreover, numerous division encamp-
ed near you, which, free from all other care, will
keep off any succors which you may expect to re-
ceive.
The respect for humanity, acknowledged at the
present age by all civilized nations, doubtless imposes
upon me the duty of mitigating the disasters of war
This principle, which Mexcans observe above all
other nations, obliges me to summon you, as all
your efforts will be useless, to surrender, in order to
avoid by capitulation the entire destruction of all
the soldiers under your command.
You will thus afford me the pleasure of comply
ing with the mild and benevolent wishes above ex-
pressed, which distinguish the character of my
countrymen, whilst | at the same time fulfil the
most mperious Of the duties which my country re-
quires for the offences committed against it.
God and liberty Headquarters at the Fanques
del Raminero May 9th, 1916.
NJ ARISTA.
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DANK UF THE METROPOLIS,
May S, 1886.
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HEADQUARTERS U. s. FORCES,


Near Matamoras, May 6, 1916, S, p. m.
SIR: Your humane communication has Just been
received and after the confederation due to its i'm
portance, / must respectfully decline to surrender
my forces to you
The exact purport Of your despatch cannot feel
confident that | understood, as my interpreter is
not skilled in your language; but if have under
stood you correctly, you have my reply above.
| am, sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
+. L. HAWKINS.
Commanding U. s. forces, opposite Mntamoras.
GENERAL NJ. ARsTA,
Commanding division Of the north.
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was seized and the master detained in the capital
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seen of the port.
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CONGRESS- AL.
Oniciai dispatches from the army OF Mex
leo.
(coEoLUDED.l

CONCLUDED.
HEAD0UARTERs, AMY OF OccUPArloE,
No. Al. MaLamoras Mexico,
May 10, 1886.
Sra: respectfully enclose herewith the Official -.
ports Of Capt. Hawkins, commanding Fort Brown,
and Capt. Mansfield, engineers, Of the bombardmsnt
of that work, and the operations OF the Engineer
Department during its continuance. These reports,
together with the one furnished by Masr Brown
before his amcnted death, will give history Of the
operations at Fort Brown from the LIST 10 he 10Th OF
May
In rendering these reports, deem it unnecessary
to pay any further tribute To the services or memory
of Major Brown. His death is a voucher for his pa
trotsm and devotion 10 duty. would call the at
tention Of the department To the services OF Capt.
Hawkins, who succeeded TO the commands 20 those
Of Capt Lowd and Lieut.. Bragg, who skilfully d.
rected the operations Of their respective battenesi
and particularly to those Of the engineer officer,
Capt Mansfield, whose untinng vigilance and zeal
in perfecung the defences, which he had so ably
planned, cannot be too highly praised.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your ObedIenl servant,
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sUPPLEMENTkL WAR BuI

The House, by general consent, proceeded to the
consideration of the amendments Of the Senate to
me OH! enntied An act providing for The prosecu-
and the republic Of Mexico" and for other PURPOSES
The House rtesaed from such Of its amendments
as are not herein particularly referred to.
The question being on cnncurring in the amend
ment Of the Senate striking out the follovinr nro-
viso: .. e P'o-
Prortded, That when the with Mexico shall te-r,i
niate the number OF major generals In the ARM nil
dnsed to one ana the number brg9der generals hail 10
reduced to two snt the Prrtidsnt Of de Iurrd 49,, W
thoriIed and dressed 10 elect bihr rbgis nn,S
which may then be IN efss withoHirSeSFJto he Az, ~
her commissions, the number tote y,tsnsd and o.
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BALTIMORE MARKET a., OF

Flour-There sales OF about 1900 Dbl. Howard 81
Hour in lots, on Saturday morning last $3.50 Holders
subsequently submitted decline. and Of about $40
bbls made At S525, which prce about 1000 Dbl.
were sold this morning Offers OF s. l21 have been ref
sod The market is without animation and the tendency
OF prices sdownwsrd There sales yesterday and
this morning OF about 1000 bbls City Mills SIS as which
price holders are firm in asking. Nothing doing in Sus
quehanna rye -four, meal S3.671.
Graia-There 10 fair supply OF grain on hand, and
prices are the decline. We quote good TO rhine red
wheat ut O3al05 cts white do. 5al2S cts; oats a3I
etsrye 81 cts old white 65a67 cts; and yellow corn
63a64 cu; new white and yellow 56a55 cts per bushel
Provisions.-The demand for barrced meats is moder
ate Prime pork is held 50 2jsS9 so. and meas At o.
5O-no sales. Bacon sells small parcels previous quo
tatons sales Of sides and select at 81
cents shoulders nj 4ta4b cents and common lots a
81 cent hams 7a75 cents. Lard IN moderate request
sales Of Kegs at "a cents.
Beef Cale-Tnere were 400 head beef cattle offered
at the scales yesterday Of which l65 head were
by packers and city butchers price, ranging from 81 50
to S25O per 100 lbs the hooi, equal S3s4 as nett
and averaging about SABA The balance 235 head
main un'old The qualify Of the stock lair, but the
market was not active and prices shade lower than
the rates Of last week.
Whiskey-The demand is moderate sma II sales at 23I
a245 cents some holders ask IS cts.
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Riehmont. June ssih. ist5. ~ ~
HIN Carter Trustee a.~.a..
CHARTS u. Rapooiph. deesased pa,,.,,r
asusa
hieh.ra w. Cunnhtham admir- pou III. WIN an
dsl9bd ed a.s..a-.
Ia IN. cause the defendant Richard ". cunpssh,m log
'y am ~unt 70 pay into Coat dsgos
direct tn; sum Of ave housrd huadred and eight DO
hf- oivhf-e cents with ans~ ef
e~pt about two hundred thereof which he .h.. 10 ,,,
m'et the contingent er,en.s. motion b.
ordered that 'h" aid invest the money
:, ueh 'hsf,oa as he eoavensn stoi
me sa's OF virginia or In s-eured by
deed of trust upon sdsquati real estate
Ahd by eoa.sn' 81 the eoun. ordered tia,
IN" ef"s- Dc refr~d 70 of the Court On
fss sAS are sf,td 70 hs sAar,s BereTI-
hoh IN me und held by III defendant
OF Beverley Randolph CUNNING
ham woeh was dne ted BY the retained nss years
ana how m"eh hef'of each therein entitled
IN which enquiry he will parties By ice OF ptoes.
upon such aians A. within Com
nonwe,hh and BY pubeauon othe and that the aid
comi noaef mahe report thereof mau.r,
p.ey stated dsemsd pertinent BY may be re-
qoired BY any party To be % stated.
A Copy T.ss:
row ROBERTS, d. CTk
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N. Y. MARKgT-oet. 81. GAP. NJ

Coiton-Ssles 1000 bales; prices firm.
Flour IL still quite heavy; 5000 bbs G.nesee in store
were sold deliverable Nov. l5) at S6I2; 1000 Troy at
Sa.S7a. aud some mixed Michigan at S5,75; Southern
quiet.
whoa vcy large sales, say soooo bushel. Geue.ee to
ship. price not usnspired. but e under the sales
tho close OF last weck-probsbiy at l25aI25 cts.
For parcel Of middling Genesee red the best bid WINS
1924 cts; 5000 bush. Illinois sold at los cts.
Rye, 1909 bushels at 80 cents, TO chip.
Corn, shippers offer rs cents for Jersey yellow; $500
bushels Southern yellow sold ut ~ cents.
Barley, 1900 bushels at ga cents.
Oats. 35s36 cents.
Whiskey, drudge and bbs, q cents sales
Pork, Ia offered $9,5s; prime at 80; beef the
price OF is hardly 6Ied lard sales good in bb al "a
cents which shows n decline.
Butter and cheese demand.
Bills droop. Va Bank sterling sold at I2 prem and
other bills down and Ia per francs no sale. have
been made so far below $685. but buyers offer but 35
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STATIONS OFFICE.
NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world Iney can,
rorsellnt Pines. srhArToN's the n,a,


Drawn Noe. Of Monongolia No a. Oct %.
81 50 10 30 IL 10 6s ; 5 o.
Tickets Nos. l6 30, - 6S-two more capitals
sold end paid by STRATTON DC %
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg, 5l-Oet Goth
81 10 b5 "a 90 GO ~ A. Al 234I Is
Half Nos. 81 63 65. prize OF 5 90. Sold and paid
y STRATToN.
Dawn Nos of n. Jer.ey s5-Oet % h.
30 60 l6 50 l9 G. 9 10 4 40 As
$4,000. 10000
Wednesday-AleubdaN No ~ Captas 10 OOO 5000
iS-e 10 OF 1000, &c 20 Nos IL drawn halves So
qrs las. 49,
$4,000, 1000.
Thur-ay-New Jersey No s6-Capitas 900 IL oOe 1000
$40 so Of 1000 6e. - Nos diwr Ticket. 40 halves
S; quarters $50.
$1,000 1000.
Fnday-honons'.a No ti-c'Pitlis $1,000 1000 GO &c.
rs Nos ~ dawn. ret6 81, halves Soc quarters 25e
$4,000, 1852.
SaturdaySuseI Extra, SO Capitals $1,000 OF 1000
10 Nos. - drawn. Tickets 81. halves soc: qrs use
S35,29i. 10000!
Monday horninE-Ae No X Capitals 900
1000, 3Oo0 2I9i Of 5000 Of 1900 Of IOOo
~ Nos "a Dra~n-Tiekets $40; halves s; Qu = so.
Buyers rvferred Of
al the Once, proof Of What done and every
drawing continues number By me
20 Oderr for the abSv,
Schemes and in all ousnes, will be prsnpty attended and
ORA wing wien requested.
Please rddrsss srdsrs 10 n sTRATToN
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Boston Market---Oct. ~.

Provisions-lO0 bbls prime Pork sold ut $40; so do
meg, Sll; 60 do clear and clear Sl2sI2 so; $50
bbls mess beet, So 80 kegs, 80 bbs Lard &c; Hams
&c, months FlOut-Sales Of Genesee, common
brands So rs, Ohio and Michigan, S6Isi Baltimore
Alexandra and Fredericksburg, Sc; Georgetown
S6l21; do extra, S6,25; $50 bbs extra Eagle DID, So
cash Cornfellow flat held 7SaS0e; white 76a7S
cash. 75c Offered for parcel OF white export and
refused. Sugar-Sales the trade OF Cuba brown at "a
ste, mos Molssses-Sales OF Cuba the trade
at l9e' Cleniueg,s MuscovOdo, 25c, mos
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Receiycd October y.


M r. are now IN receipt Of second supply OF
sciSruabi, siipe add fancy Day Goods pure hasedn
YORK since the f int az them bought below
ef prices ani To- cash punetua
moderate profits They In part Of rich new ,yi- sd.
aud woocn tashmsres plaid and hru--d Zephyr
heri"o ditto pa'p striped aud ngafd usn. De
sl- hs for day evening des esan .ee and mt
Robes, cashmere and csito Rotes. entirely Style
Back iusre sk visiies and
square and long shaw small plaid and
Ties French worried Caps Cellars and ChsmiIst
boubaknes and Alpaca Ustr. baek sk black and
eoiord Satin Dc Chine, 10, making dresses Caak. vbiss
variety OF ,h rfnEs Cinp black and white LAGER, Buttons
ana Ribbons Tor Trimming, koser patent
Welsh and American dto msriao and .ik Vest,
with and without Sleeves. cneh coss Of approved shape
pn aps Capes, huGs Gloves s Cotton, Cashmere msrno
Hose and half Hosr. Boys ditto Rus,
b1psets k-r-ys Ln.cys. sitinet, Coh., Cs.meres
uns Cava. HAndksrchier suspesdsr sh Linens bl.aebes
and brown shnss and sheetpg, Umbrellas ready made raek
and over Coats aud Ciosks, for Gcntemen.
os13 MkTHRyys 4
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NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RIcusosp, 10Th Oct 1886.
hhpe'on Interested the enquiry directed foregoing
o' are hereby required 10 before
I"h day OF November 1876. and produce with the
evidences thereof.
IT-dtI6thNov IOuS suopr c.u...s-.,....
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TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.
NIN n


4VA for sighi hedcaI hou.. A. eonfo,,
able and being situated the North st. betr
YIN AMI lIt1 - very convenient to the Medical College
DAI BoIEpERs-
Mrs Allen woui also be glad DAY Boa
Her terms are moteae and her object rcod
fare a. can be procured.
ne
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.

Stocks active without change prices Of nc.
count Penns. So rcceded about 4 Of per cent ;
S23OO u. States per sold LOG; $4,000 LehR
6s at 5Ot 100 shares Wilmington Railroad at -; 100
Penns. SIS at ca; $500 State G's ~.
There was no movement In Cotton. Flour 10 dull aud
holders asking $780, Western sold at shade
les. sales Of Penna Corn Meal at $50 limited sale. Of
Wheat llOal2 for strictly prime, Com is dull aud Sou
thern yellow and white are worth 67s65 cts; whskoy
sold IS In bbls.
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AMERICAN EDITION OF


Chanccry Pleading and Practice.
UDLEADING AND PRACTICE Of the high court Of
II ehaneery By Edmund Robert Daniel 4. commissioner
in clsssery; second BT Et edition alterations
AMI addition, adapting general Older. md the
recent decisions OF the eouuby Thomas Emenon
To which ADDED several a2cIs eopious
adaptn the wax American Chapeety by
Perkins OF Boson large volumes Also h Of
the work, In pnee ~ - IS per
Tie above valuable has pubshec
BY e. Y. FISHER,
oc 90 9 q below Post
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLY
Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.


WE have received, 10y the packets Pocahontas
anJTau krcny, Tom New Yort forty Of Foo
computing choice assortment osar and fancy ARTICLES ot
al bNtc embracing psu the following
Rich embroidered Ca n neres and housiin DE- Lanes
Embroidered and shaded Cashmere api M0usin RoLea
Paid ard stipcd do TO- itdirs and misses
Biaet and bue hlaet Csshmerss and Mousi,ns
Rich Brocsde Cameion and ChanEeahlc silks
Ri,h plad and strped ncr sYr 10
Blk and huo Wa.ered AID san striped ~
Hrochs, Cashmere TURK, % and Woocu shswt
American and French CaHcrcs, az qualities and priees
super aud Irish inens Table Cloths and Napkins
Gas Cioih corded Maueulcs, and cord ssus
T'be and Pisno Covers and Wine Covers fuT tables
n Love Wells and Handt srchirfs. az ftsra
pa and WHIT Sik Hcsf pam I'D rmbd
SupcTtaw STA Ambs VOL cashmere and 90
Thrrad and L,sc laces Edargs and lnssuinFs
Bonnet and cap Rihanis bullion and nsr.oS Fnnres
Alcts best Nd Cloves fiis D.. aui Nus
I.adts and sentitm ne Cashmere en- ulr ihteaddo.
blt st Lace, and fanoy ia Burons w. ftylo
Hk attn. a. ca shueie ani vaiens VerinHs
Weich Ralartvae, Mart de- Nd Other fsnnss cheap
brussels ntce ply andsupcrfnr ana hsc Cauonrs and Rugs
Wool m inv green brown AID o'het Cloths
Itira 49, Grant ios pf.ced finry Caumcts
Win nod co1c'c unuestis Goods Al
n which viii BE- sOli 90 reduced rrc~s BY
VALENTINE, BBEEDEN 4 co.
oc % NJ. ~ Broai street shoek,r lim
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City Arrivals.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Oct. 81.

EAChANGE HOTEL, Oct ~.
Peyion Harrison, Cumberland; A Porter, Nashville;
Clark, CamP6el; Dr. Sellers and lady, Lexington; S
PSnno!l. Va; Mrs. DabneY, Miss NJ Lee, Miss Lucy
Dabney, Miss Dabney aud maid, Lynchburg; Til Pow
ell, Phil; Mr. aud Mrs Llurens. Mr. and Mrs John
Lanrens, Chadeson Mrs Lockert, children and ser
want, w Pollard Norfolk; Geo Martin, Mobile; T A
Emmett, II Tucker. Mrs Emmett, Miss Emme', Uni
versi'Y Of Va; F Gray, Alabama; Rev. NJ Burgess
Va; ] Varnum, Keyan, Petersburg.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Oct %.
Shepherd. Buckingham; Sade, John A Graves
fanceyville, ". c.; Capt Samuel Weisiger, Amelia;
Joseph Wei iger, Lock Lnman; John Goode Chester
field; Mr.. Nnrmen Hanover Samuel Murray. Caroline;
= II Booth, N DAVIS, Petersburg Lyddai Bacon, Meek
lenburR John simpson. Mr.. Jennings, Powhaian; o II
Turner, r Pendrion, King & Queen; T. NJ Sublett,
Powhainn.
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Anrtiou 6ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Dunlap, ue..ars a 60.
scasonabIc Dry Goods,

FUTURE DAYS
By DunIep, uo.cars a 60.
scasonabIc Dry Goods,
At Auction.
On wEDSEsDAY. Nov commencing Al Q se or. Al
oG.s ami .s-.oa.S. Dy Goo ssa.as ~. s. ~
nsy tn which pateskrJ the u.de
sopsr th aid fancy eord Cloths
Ertrs super blue bk
@ Plot Cloths AMI Pushing.
Super dark n Satine,-
Hue and Cadet miIi Nv. lean.
- and $ beavy English Tweed.
T~iBsd dunn nd m,esisau Blankets
Sup rhne American Print. ,tye.
White. scarlet and yellow Panel.
Fancy striped Ky Jes-s
ve-isss Cotton Bd.f.
Co'd csmbrieks biack and eerd sh-sias
Extra Inis Bandannas
sIPerhae rieiiar- and brown DriHirEs
50 7e ard a. bIe.ehea shifting, and shseti.x.
ratsn, Thread. su,psndsr
PIN. Hooks Eyes &c
TEass-undsr siOo. cash siOO cred, APPROX
oeso DUNLOP, MoScURE /. Co Acct.
by n. II. & c. n. Hill.
NEGROES.
Win be sold BY MONDAY I'd OF NOVEMBER nj 10 o.
&C % N & c. B. HUI, Auc,s
By Inioc. a srother,
No 9 MAJ.
Elegant HOuse-Furnishing Goods,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock a, our ,,or.
We vii sell several invoice. Of superior Furnishing
Gods, Fancy ArueeL &C. anosz " hieh are
ormou sIs-d and bronze CaEdhba. with rich cut Dr. o.
and prisms. '
ornold silvered ard bfonEet Girlndo-s
Gothic Hal Lamps so'ar Lamps
English aud Amer Brirania Tea aud Cca-e Sets
silver paisd and Briana Cast
Do Co parlor and chamber Candlestieks
DO 90 Waters. Tea Urns savers ke.
Pre- ivoO handle Table Cullsry sets and dozens
Bras Penders, bras and ell Fire
Goth.e Tea Trays. Chah-g Dss-s
French CHINA and hronfeJ Manei OruanentI
Do 90 and Teas Sta.
Bu- ard white Grani, Dinner sets
Toier. sst-. 2reherz
Or Goods for EXAMINATION u Saturday.
ISIOEs A. RROTuPR A,.,.
FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE. &c.
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. Oct. 3Oh 81 O'Clock NJ our -,ofc
VIII -t variety Of and -enn. arnur- consisting
o-arbosany sieboards sias superior
Mahogany hairs Peaiher Beds.
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.
dozen new Cane and Wood Seat Chars variou. styles
PIANO FORTE.
At III eOcb, eIeeie oDd IA nd Piano Forte.
ELEGANT BRUSSELS CARPET
Al the lime neh ami Carpet cos,
s22S-neary
oee7 INLoEs & BROTHER, Aarts
EHEESE.-4O casks New Cheese, landing
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lotteries.
II G. GREGORY q CO., MASAsEKs, No
~ /. Main aH,.st ehuonA ".

Drawn No. OF A.I,.d,i, Lotsry Class a. i7th &c 1916.
u IS 81 65 20 i6 Is 80 ~ 6t 10 a..
W No. II 40, PdIs sf $4,000, in The ahos. Lot
sle.OOO, 10000.
wsdae-isy-A.rand ia No a. Capitals $4,000 iooos 5000
1855 10 Of 1000 &C Is No- II drawn reAs S. ESQ
$4,000. $4,000.
Thur-iay-N. No. Capias $40 900 ~ 200 zooo
5sIo so OF 1000 ss Is No. D, drawn rets sIo hai.s.
$4,000. 900.
Frdsy--Moponraia No. H-capiials $1,000 1000 &C., nc
10 Noe ~ dn~n Tickets D. halves soc; quarters aSe-
$4,000, 1850.
saturiaysussr Erir 81 Capitals. $1,000 1852 Of
10 Nos ~ drawn nehst. 81; halves soc. ar,. a5e-
Splendid Schemes for November, Isf6.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Gas L, for 1890 be drawn
rs NO. LorTERY-Is DRAWN BALLOTS.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
prize Of 10000 SO prizes Of $500
5000 so 200
50 prime. o, 100; 1899 $40 -. 100
riei., siO HAVE. 5; aaatsn So
Certificates Of Paetase. Of Is wsoI' $3.50
Do. DO DO IS IS a e:irs: SO go
Prizes of $4,000!
Nov. Ittb. 1870.
rs NO LorrERY-is DRAWN BALLOTS.
GhAsD ScHrNE.
10000 23to
10000 rs prrss Of 1000
5000 200
! 10000 ke
Tickets $40 Halves S: Quarep 81
ceruheai.' OF packages Of rs whos and quar-
ters In proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class ~ for 1860 b. drawn
Nov. 2Ist. 1876.
7e NO. LOTTERY-I2 DRAWN BALInTs
GRAND SCHEME.
prEe OF $4,000 10 prizes or $1,000
lSOOO 20
10000 SO 1000
60 $40
6 prizes Of 1000 AZ L..
Tickets $40; Halves u. Certhcae Of OF
20 Who'es sl1o-have, ahi quarter, In proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Chs q, for Ist6-to be dawn
Nov. 25th. 1876
70 NO. LorrERY-I5 DRAWN BALI0Ts
GE.Sp Sourxr.
Prire Of $4,000 10 ptine. OF $4,000
lOOOo 10
1000 10
12S5 20 10 200
zzoO 900 $50
1000 ke
Tickets $40 Halves Certificate, Of p,ek,y,.
OF 20 Wholes sIlo-hiyes and quarter, in proportion
order for Cerhea-s Of Paekas sh.rrs in
any OF the above Feb addressed viii receive
the most prompt attention. wins vii be
forwarded free Of postage, : . received
J. c. GREGORY q CO, Manasers
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