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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-12-01

Y.ALUABLE REAL EST.ATE At
public Sale.
HNHE subscriber will offer al sale by
public outcry. on Christmas day,
25Ih December next. the following real
properly belonging TO the estate of Mai.
George Graham. late of Sioystown,
Somerset county. decreased, viz:
no. Z.
The we'll known Tavern stand for ma
by years kept By deceased. on the North
side of Main street in S%Ioyslown afore-
said, being a large two-story frame and
wealherboarded building with good and
convenient outhouses on the same lot,
aud also an excellent meadow lot Of Is
acres, large barn and sIabling Oh The OPP
posi,e side Of the street.
No. 2.
One small house and lot OF one acre
situate on Main cross streetnear the Pub
lie school house in said borough. and
now in the occupancy Of John Lsber-
kneighl.
No. 3.
A large plantation or tract Of land SIT
uale near Sioysiown on both sides of the
road leading TO Somerset, containing a.
bout 400 acres. OF which nearly 900
acres are cleared and under fence, with
a two-story log house and large
Earn
thereon erected, now IN The possession
Of William Waugh and Samuel Weis-
singer.
The above farm will be divided into
two or three parts, If necessary, 10 suit
purchasers, or if desired part OF it may
be divided into lots Of 20 or
80 acres each.
The sale will be held al the Tavern
House now kept by Allison Loughrey.
and will be continued until all is sold,
when and where the terms, which will
be reasonable, will be made known.
SAMUEL KIMNEL,
Administrator rum t%estsneniO anhexO Of
nOvl0 George Graham. decd
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-12-01

~yenn Gar, Esq, Al Donegal, West
-, All County. is cur authorized Agent 70
-. afsscrr,icns and make collections for ps, TO
hon cur patrons taers arc requested to make
,@sruscEL
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WO(H.

Geometry Dealers viii he supplied with
any quantity ,hev may desire for ~rerail.
on short notice and at moderate prices;
and customers can al al times either have
a chaice from among The stock on hand.
or have their hats mate To order. Of any
QUALIFY OR STYLE.
From bis long experience in the bust
ness and a determination 10 Sc cheap,
and al the same time also HAT his hats
shall not be exce!Ied by those Of any
other establishment here or else here,
the subscriber haiters himself with the
hope that lie shall continue TO receive a
liberal share Of public pl,ronagc.
fig GAUIISN.@
The subscriber understands that some
persons have been selling hats as having
been manufactured nv him. which are
made elsewhere-and he therefore eau.
lions the public against purchasing any
as his make, which have not the words
John G. kuFlz, Main street, Somerset,
Pa cn ilie tip.
Furs ana approved country produce
tlken in exchange for hats.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
seps JOHN c. KURTZ.
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Dec. J..
Reason saws YES. h~ccanse
OBSTRUCTION

FULNON ARI D!SEASE.o!
Reason saws YES hccaHse
OBSTRUCTION
i, either Immediately or remotely the
cause of Ipnamstinu and Catarrhal Fc-
yrrs, pradnciug Group. Consumption, &
AbsccSses OF Iae Lungs. Pain and SIRE
ness of the Throat, Breast, Sides, or
misunderstanding exiting mucous
and perlien, secretlons, thereby %ciogginS
M the lungs, 50 as - mare nr less I'M
pede ho,h respiration aud the free rIrru-
I1;ion Of The blood, causing Difficulty OF
Breathing, and
ASTHMA,
pleurisv. Hoarseuess and Loss Of Voice,
ngopsy III the Heart aud Chest. Rap
.ure of Blood Vessels and bleeding from
Thraa. and Lpngs, and
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
To remove this Obstruction, from
which all discriminating aud dangerous
diseases originate. aud 10 produce q radi-
cal cure. nothing has ever been found e.
onal 10 JAYYE'S EXPECTORANT.
Itstanis unriva!led- stands Prc-em-
ipent-TRY 1T, and you viii oe forced 10
acknowledge that lis viriues HAVE NOT
NOR cASSnT ne o~vERKATFD; that 1t siaHds
far above and beyond ihe reach OF com
o~e,iiioH ; that il is the only reasonable,
,he only natural md the only Truly sue
ce,srui method Of arresting and curing
diseases Of HE Pulmonary Organs.
AYNE'S HAIR 1ONIC.-This late
d~iscoyery~os DIR. Jayne, awakens The
p,a;ses olthe press in all parts OF me eoun-
,,v. The fact is. the more The article be-
Comes known, the less peace has The
Doctor. Acontinuai stream Of bald heads
Keep ponrig iatn his establishment, who
90 10 bed al night. dream ot long and
lowing locks. aud awake in The morning
and find the vision realized. We saw a
bewi,ched damseI a few days since. the
curl Of whose auburn lacks attracted our
attention. and for some lime we did noI
recognise an old friend. Bless us. Ms
ria" said we, "where did YOU raise that
beautiful hair Thank YOU, SIR.
said the blusting girl, "You must ask
DIR. JAYNE" The fact is. iha, although,
The Doctor is verging into the ''sear and
yellow leaf Of life, he understands how
70 pIease The ladies'. Pubhc Ledger.
Sold by J.J.& II. F. Schell,
Somerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
SWsiown Pc.
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Requisition for Troops,
General GrGerg--N0. 6.
HEAD QUARTERS, Adjt. Gems. Office !
Harrisburgh. Nov. Is, 1916. :

HEAD QUARTERS, Adjt. Gems. Ofice3
Harrisburgh. Nov. Is. 1916.
} Sir:-The Commander in-Chsef an-
%nounces to the Volunteer Soldiers of
Pennsylvania. that a requisiiion has been
made by the President of the United
States, bearing date the 10Th day of No
vember, instant, for ONE REGIMENT OF
VOLUNTEERS Of this State, to consist of
ten companies, and 10 Serre 10 The end
offhe Uar wHh Ncrico unless sooner
discharged, on the conditions stated in
the requlsition, a copy of which is hereto
annexed. Pittsburgh is designated as
place Of rendezvous.
The Chief with great
confidence expects, that those companies
which periodically rendered their services
upon the request OF the President of the
18Th of May last, viii promptly comply
with The present rcquisition. 1t will be
perceived that the present requisition is
susceptible OF 4 di Gerent construction
from the former one, as 10 the term of ser
vice. Il Will therefore he distinctly un-
derstood, that az oilers Of service made
now, viii be IL reference 10 the terms oi
;ae last rcGuisilon. As the services of
aii those who have already volunteered
wlil not be required 10 fiji the call now
made, the annexed rule marked A, for
making the selection has been adopted
Ii viii be perceived by reference to the
present requisition, that each company IS
10 consist Of 80 privates; but If the mum
Der on being mustered does not falI be-
low 81 effective men in a company, it
will be received. The s~irictest attention
10 the requirements in regard TO the age
aud physical ability Of tic men, should
be observed.
Eaci Captain or Commanding Officer
IS required to report within ten days al
Ter he shall have received this order, 10
the Adiulant General at fiarrisburgh.-
A soon as the reports are received, the
selection of len companies will be made.
and those whose services are accepted
VIII receive immediate orders 10 march 70
tie place Of rendezvous. where the Off
GERS viii be elected, and the regimen! In
speeied and mustered into The service Of
Jae United States
By order Of the COMMUNICATIVE
GEORGE ". BOWMAN.
Adj'i Gen'I.
NoTE A.-The selection VII be made
according to the following rgie:
The company which Is frs. ready to
march computing the time from the re-
ceipt Of this order. VIII be first accepted.
For example If one Commanding Off
Ger shall report his company ready to
march. within one dav after the dav or
which this order is delivered TO him, a.
mother within two days and another with
in three days, DC, they Will be accepted
according TO the order Of time in which
they are respectively ready to march.
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THUS WAY!
Good and Fashionable.

TEyIIANKFUL for past %favors. the
z subscriber would respectfully in
form his old customer and the public
generally ,lhathe continues To carry on the
HATING BUSINESS.
in all lis branches. III his old stand on
main street. in the borough of Somerset.
where te keeps constantly on hand .
supply OF HATS Of his " mannfac-
lure. made Of The hest maIerials and in
every variety of sivle-emhraring.
Fur, Nutria, Russia, Cassimer
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Tuesday, DECEMBER /, 1916.
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Ma.

pleurisv, Hoarseuess and Loss Of Voice,
nropsy ri the tlearl aud Chest, Rap
,ure of Rlnod Vessels AMI Blesdins from
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-12-01
BIO. q.
No. 2.

One small house and lot OF one acre
situate on Main cross streetnear the Pub
lie school house in said borough. and
now in the occupancy Of John Lsber-
kneighi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-18
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
I'm Rirhn.n Vs-us.s,

VUNHE ninth Winter Session OF the Medical De-
- partuent Of Hampdsn Sydney College
ond on the hast MONDAY October hs xob) and
IA the last Of February foao~irE.
JOHN CULLEN D. Prof ofthe Theory and Practice Of MeL
einc
A. l. WARNER. N. n, Prof Of Surgery.
Maieri. Neiies.
u. l.. BOANAS NJ D. Of Obstrtries and
Of Women Children.
T. MAtPIN n. ID. Prof OF Chemistry and Ph.ru
JEFFRiES WNhAN. NJ ID. Prof Of Anatomy Physiology
The coLiEsE ruiLrtss rvaas In beauty
eonveneDce similar structure country
pced tn Of
studies which Faculty unable posr
10 him Tie College inTmary
and has furnished frequent opportunities
lesser ana more important surgical operations Hospital
the " stses ini-Perdeft Of the
the south with the which
The City Ans Hcue " uader
vii be o he Medical Class Tor clinical The
ess for studying anstomy surx.y
the Catalogue for tina which win issued during
m"n uy) will please send their and po.i paid
To the Dean. AUG. L. WARNER NJ. D..
p I-etiaNov Dean Of the Faculty
Warrington Ubion National
pubeaa and Richmond Tunes and Compiler. copy
Of $40. and send their the Dean
1 The following win o.
and send their accounts this cies for collection. Eeou
ment:
Winchester Republican: Va. Pies. Ch,re-to~n; Norfolk
Herald and Beacon Petersburg inegcnoe. D@nvie Reporter
ynehburE VirEipsn lie -gtor O. Ae1 Gazete
Essr Fayetteville ob-evt Chseson - c) Courier savsnah
Republican, hiedrevie Register; Nashville
banner hemphi, Wing Mobile Register Advocate; New
Orleans Bee and Pieayune Nstt ben Courier Jackson
souten Chr Si.n Advocate Waterman Of the souh and
gious Herah Richmond.
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Irnportant-if true.

The New Orleans Dslts copies from Kingston (Jsmsi-
eO paper received In that city by late arrival the follow
ing aueo-ss to the truth Of which. however, the other
New Orleans papers express strong doubt II is regarded
by them rs tho echo OF an old and false report:
we learn on good authority that brought by
II. NJ brig Daring announce the important fact that an.
Tie inhsbit'nh OF Upper California had them
selves independent OF the Republic Of Mexico and placed
themselves Under the protection Of the UYited States IL
n said hs in consequence Of ih. ovemen nj on the mart
VI the Californian, the officer in eomm,,d Of Am.r
can squadron had hoisd the flag the United State. on
this portion of,he Mexiesn teniiory
"Vce Admiral Semouf had proeo.ded 10 the southvnrd
Tor the purpose, was said Of collecting his squaden and
NE should imagine that collision must be almost
BILE.
The remainder OF the article made up Of tn. spoeula
ions OF the editor the event We arc ourselves rather
Inclined to think that the brought by the brig
know.
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EXCHANGE
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Angus, g.

COFFEE-The sales comprise abou, $500 bags Mar,
caibo, taken landing public and % al
on ame i6oO b'gs Laguars at prices within the range
53s15c the usual credit 600 bags Rio on private
and lUO bage ST Domingo at 64c, mos Arrived 1904
bsgs.
CoTTON.-The market has been more animated sine.
last week, and with better demand from spnners
have been enabled TO obtain full prices; some
slight advance ha, been obtained on the fnei grades.
wider range, however, apparent in The cash aud credit
rates; sas foot up rbout Gao bales 7ts9c for Upan
800 bales.
Fca,hcu-Tanssctons to the extent Of 5000 lbs west
ern reported 27s30e, tho latter for very prime qua
lily
F'our-HOIders of Flour within the last few days arc
more aaxous realize Sales Wednesday comprise
about 1000 bbs S3675 for old stock 81 for late
cd, and 81 25 for selected brands fresh ground and since
about $500 bbls sold at 50 621 for old Western 50 lisa
50 SIs Tor sound old stock and S4aS4 l21 Tor fresh
ground the market closes quiet the latter
for city consumption limited sales are making within the
range OF 50 75aS4 25 according the brand and fresh
ness-the latter for fancy lots.
GRAlN-The market for oil kinds heavy and prices
tending downwards. Wheat-sales early in the week of
1000 bushels Pennsylvania red and white mixed at 9Oc
35OO bushels good red &c., and since 6a7000 bushels
S5aS7c and S9c for white. Today 5000 bushels red sold
nj s5c and cargo Of fair crop offered at eOc Lit
tie or no new Southern arriving.
RON-Litle OF interest has uanspired TO change the
general features OF the market since week and no one
ratons OF any moment have under our notice. al
though some small sales are making from about
previous quotations.
MOLASSES-Wo notice some lots common quality
Cuba 4al5c IS hhds Barbados terms not public and
IS hhds Porto Rico at 26c mos.
PLASTER-SeveraI csrgoes sold at S2aS2lsi for hard
and S2,25aS2,3ls for soft.
SALr-An arrival of 5000 sacks Liverpool ground
sold private terms and 5000 bushels Turks Island at
about 25c.
SPlRITS-No alteration in Brandy. Gin or Rum since
last report and sales confined small lots for home use
WhisSey yoiy dull with small sales 22Sc for hhds and
bbls
SUGAR-The market is dull, but holders evnce a toler
able degree Of hrmGess Transactions that have
der noce $50 hhds New Orleans chiefly to 20 ou,
Of the market Glaze mos; 60 Shds Porto Rico 7c on
time, aud $50 boxes Cuba Brown terms not public
Arrived $40 boxes.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

IRKroRrED CORRECTED rwicK A WIKI ron TINE vu,o
...> Ausrsr IL, ls46.
TOBACCO-Sinee last quotation a decline ON 6ns
semung aud shipping has taken place OF from 10
81 Manufacturing qualities scarce, aud in demand Al
former rates,
fLoUR-Holdos Of old generally ask s4,I2j from
stores S475 TO IS.
WHEAT-Bc., qualities SOC.
COAN-50 tD 52ic. -
OATs-s5a30 cts. ...r
.,a CUT NAILS 10 4ie.
N. e. COrrOE-S Ell cents.
IEAS-lmfefia and Gunpowder SOC. to 81 as; Black
25s50r. ~-'-~' -
Observation-Disclosures 3c, bbls. 24c
CANDLtsS-Spem 26a2sc; Patent Sperm SOc: Huir,
Patent l3c; Talow l0ai2i.
CortEE-Ro 71ssic; Layusyra HASA.
FEkDS' GRASS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Do-3+ per bushol.
PIG l6nS-S25 to IS.
FiSh-ierrings. No. I, 81, No. 2, 81 receipts light
LlME--b5e. IRON the vessel.
moLhsSrsS-N. Orleans 2ea30c.; Porto Rico 2sa3Oe :
Cubs l6a22c. $4,000
OlL-Win,er strained oil beat los cts; Fall strained
90t9s5; Whale IN bbls. 44c.
PkOElSlONS--Bacon. Smith6eld Ga cents, Western
Sides 5iSu&; Shoulders 3Aa43 c and Baltmor, Sides
oaebc; Sb.Ialdeu 4sa5 cr; Hams 6ia7}; Lard 7a73e.
PLAlSrER-from the Wharf, last sales ~ rs Der
ton; do Basin S3,75. ~
SUGARS-Nore inquiry for the past few days. though
no change in prices-h. Orleans 53s7; p Rico 6I.se
Cro,n siaSt; Wooiseys' Loaf l2c, do. crushed i2c.
sHor-54c.
sALT--Liverpool. 81 ,55e. from wharf
CAlILE-beei from SSt to At; Sheep from 81 to 81;
Hogs So. y"
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lotteries.
T G. GREGORY q Co, MAsAsrn,, No,

G. GREGORY N Co, MANAGES, No.
~ Ioi Main Street Richmond. Va
Splendid Schemes for August, 1915.
S5O0OOi
IN PRfZEs or loy0o DOLLARS.
New JeFsy Loiey. Cas- ~, for 1850 Jesy
CITY, Angus i7th Ists.
rs No. Louefy-ia Drawa BAIOts
FRrZEa
prres Of ei0 600 100 prime. Of $500
Tickets -: Halves 4. Qaartens ?.
certificate Of rs Whoiss siO0-Shaies properties
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class u. 1850 be dawn
on Saturday, the 2sd 81 August 'sts
rs NO. LUTrERY-ie DRAWN BALLoTs
PRIZES
I prze Of $4,000 prize Of o. 3sT
10000 1000
I 5noo 100 zoo
1000 100 100
Tickets $40, Halves S; Quarters $50.
certificate Of package of p Whole Tickets sIso-
halves and quarters In ProporIon.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Ca.. a. for 1870 on
Saturday, August 20, isss.
rs Number Lotey-I5 Drawn Banot,
! prirs Of $4,000 prire Of s195s
! prize Of 10000 I5eo
5000 Ge.
Teks $40 halves quarters So Ceseaies Of paeiaRe.
OF 20 ~hoie Tickets ioo-sAsies in prop, non.
Ofders for Ceubcates
any OF the Atove seb addressed ,sned receive
The ros VII:
Forwarded nee OF postss~, a u d.
j. @. GREGORY 4 co, NJ aaser.
"f' Riehnc3i, "a.
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Coise-Tha mrrket is both quiet and dull. Sales Of
Brazs At 6ta14; Java at l0allc; ST. Domingo Clash
Whsle6ons-saies Of NJ w. Coast at 32s lass Cts South
Sea at 33t.
susas-There Is good demand for Muscovsdoes to tho
trade. sales Of Orleans 65a7i; Porto Rico 6is7s; ST.
Croix 7itst.
Gnn-ilinois Wheat is selling a, Sass. Northern
Rye at 10. Oats at 29a4l. Mixed Western Corn 52a54
4,O5, and Michigan is nearly low As it has
ever touched.
Cotton-There is alteration in price, and but very lit
tie doing.
Ree-There an increased business DOING and better
demand; salos at 337a3,621.
ois-Ssles Of 1900 bbs Whale at the Eastward at
29s295c.
Naval Stores-There have been moderate sales of
North County at 80 Spirits have advanced and sales
At 32a3ic.
Molasses-Choice qualities selling at 27a3O Cts
Tor Porto Ricos.
Lims-Thomastsn, Cargo sales at 625c.
Leeiher-The last two auction sales show n tenden.
cy to recover from the late depression.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Let all the word what they can,
Fer selling PrIss sTEIrTos's the naai


NOS SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
lie, .ay WA, they eaa
vsrssnins PriIes, sTnIrros's the na.i
D,~n Nos Of New Jersey 7o-Arsi.
80 40 81 81 ~ IS IL 80 IS Al % 81 2s.
wnol'' No. ,, II "a prizes Of sIOo-NO 10 81 "a
Of s2Oo-eoth sold and paid BY sTRATION.
81 g. 81 80 50 % 80 Is % 70
No. "a Is w. ". S Sps D wv
Nos 81 SO 81. Capital
all sold sod and paid BY sTRATToN
Drawn NoL OF Alexandria ao-Au-u.. ISM.
IL % Is 80 81 50 SIS % IS &C
pawn No. Of sSs.sI EIIa 7l-turus ls'h:
"a Ii SO 20 Is 30 81 60 AZ IS IL
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg No. 36-AuR. 18th:
90 l9 SIS IL so 4 . "a l2 81 40 80
Hall Nos. 81 % g. prize Of 500 sod AID Pad By
$4,000, IN 5 PRIZES OF $4,000
Tn.ayN Jersey, No 20 Capitals siooOo 252l 100 Of
500, se rs Nos ~ Drawn Ticket. ss HaIver qts 9.
$4,000, 5000.
Observation-Disclosures No 6s. Capias $4,000 5ooe sooa
1880 10 Of 1000 &c rs Nos Il drawn rle. IS halve,
$4,000. 5000.
$500 iS2t. 90 OF 1900 &c 7s Nos. Il dawn-whc's ss
$500. 1000!
fhisy mornins-Leesbug No ~ capa, $500, 5000
qB 62e.
$4,000, 1000.
Frday-MonooEalia. No 24-captAs 1000 Of 1000, 600
&e IS Nos IL drawn Tickets halves soc; quarters use
$4,000, 1852.
saiurs.y-sus'eI. Extra ~ Capitals siOOs Iss1 IOOO
he 20 Nos IL drawn Ticket, 81; halves soc; sSe.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, a. for 1866 be drawn on
Saturday August g. 1886.
rs NO. LoTTERY-I2 DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
prize or $4,000 l prize Of So 3s7
10000 1000
5000 100 500
1000 100 100
Tickets $40 Halves S; Quarters 81.
Buyers are referred list Of r-gseed
al The Onee, a. proof Of what every
to increase The number sold and paid byne
s osders for
sthenne' and in all Lottees viii be prsupy
drawing en' when requested.
Please addreas orders 10 ~ sTRArTON,
Rich V.
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BOSTON MARKET-Aur. IA

Cotton-No sales OF importance. Provsion.-Tbe
market remains without neraon sales Of prime Pork at
Se5Oa9 30 bbs mess Beef Se so; 40 half bbs do ga
io ~ bos navy mess, 81 ,50 parcels Hams 7c
mos Flour-The market is very dull and prices droop-
lnei moderate sales Of Gennessee, common brands at
S425; Michigan S4,l2ss4lsi; Ohio. via Now Orleans
1915; do via canal, S3,Sls3,S75; Richmond, S425;
Georgetown, S4,l21 Corn-The sales principally to
meet the demands for home consumption yellow fat 62
so5c; white, 55a56c. Sugar-The market is firm and
rees improving; so boxes Cuba brown ordinary sold at
73c per 10, mos.
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The Noble whig. of Kentucky.

So As heard FROM the Of the Election just held
IN The State OF keniurky show that the VINO, have gain
ed fteo State SENATOR, (ou Vf The elected this year,
and made nett gaia Of four Member. Of House OF Re-
personalities which win give them mSorty joint bal
lot 81 the two Legislative branches offorty
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HOfTS PRIZE OFFICE.-The following
- Drawings have been fntuI ate for HoYT~s patrons
NonongalE. Glass; n:
81 81 81 80 So 90 IS Is &c H.
suss,I No II:
"a IL 9 So 10 IS IS 81 CO - IS H.
Alexandria cas- -
IL % le SO 81 So SIS 80 So e.
In all the above. Hoyt has snd Prince.
To-Day good scheme pdzes Il $4,000, Hovx s,v
you may make $4,000. Tielsts on y S. at HoYT-s
No. , EIeh,ngs.
p : Since writing the above Drawing ts be rsesy
ed ard hojt bas sold anoh-r Capital dawn Nos IL
pizs OF tt,'4S All orders SHOULD be cent TO HuYr
The following the drawn Nos M
e. 10 SIS Al On 4S 10 81 40 40
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET An,

The C0rToS market remains in qzo; to-days sales
embrace $50 bales including lot Of 100 bales 6ie per
h.
In ToBAcco nouee sales Of so hhds at former rates.
The Srs'R market continues very firm, but the sales
Ugh Sellers arc not inclined the demand freely
nom the tact that holders are lightly stocked.
F1oa Unchanged; notice sales Of 700 bbls Ohio at
1928 per bill.
Mos Pca1 sold to-day Ss,s7s, in small lots; We
q1oie Prme S6,75 lot OF 400 Kegs LARD disposed
OF NJ 5!~
Smsll aIes o:eeu6ed w made to-day ut &c.,
per <ainn.
ENoHAsdE-No alteration has taksn place in Exchange
slrce ytsier'ty We quote Sterling las premium.
Fare IS New York, 60 duys, al per discount
Ch,rke - GER discount
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-18

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LOTTERY VENDER,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE,
RICHMOND. vR5ISIA,
- ELLIS Tickets in all Lotteries under the management;
~ Of J. G. GREGORY g. Co.. on the same terms thai
they sold AT the Manager Office.
AUGUST, 1916.
$4,000 DOLLARS,
IN P"lZEs OF lnO09 DOLLARS!
New Jerrey Lory Class a. for Is4S at Jersey
CITY August l7th. 1915.
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. CAIs D. for 1850 be drawn
Saturday, August 22d, 1876.
sPLENDIo SCHEME.
prize Of 10000 ! prIe Of sass7
1oHe0 e,cG0
l 5000 leo SEQ
5000 loo go
rs NO. LOTTERY-l2 DRAWN BALLOTS
Tickets $40; Pasvts Quaers So O! packages
OF rs Whole Tickets sIsC-sbaTes proportion
S35, 900.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class a. 70. 1850 WI
Saturday, August 30, 1886
GRAND SCHEME.
prLe OF $4,000 I prizes Of SlesS
10000 10 $500
70 NO. LoTrFRy-i5 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Tickets aIo; halves ouare Certificates Of paekates
Of 90 Whole Tiekeu sl0O-Sha p . proportion.
or Orers TiekeI Ceruncas Of Pseksr,,
In the above Spi>n'd Lotteries Tor smaller are dra
every day the week. enclosing prIe Tickets
he most prompt attention. and Official Of drawing
s>ninimedaielY amer IL il all who order from
ju2 ]. F. WORD. Richmo1c, We