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Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CIarksyiIIe Republicans"

EVERY one who has visited that fertile
region will bear testimony TO the numerous
natural advantages of the country between
the Sulphur Fork and Red River, i'm the
Northern part of Texas; and the tide oi
emigration flowing into it, bcspeaks its ra
pid increase in population, and ioretells lis
ultimate prosperous destiny.
To meet, as is believed, the wishes Of a
large portion of the citizens, and 10 repre-
sent the growing interests OF this Red Riv.
er District, it is proposed 10 publish in the
town of Clarksville, Red River county
Texas, a newspaper to be called the
"CLARKsvILLE RErUBLIcAS." 1t is 10 be
printed on large imperial sheet, and the first
No. issued as soon as the Press and materials
which are 10 be entirely new. can be pro.
cured from New Orleans. The subscrip
ton price will he Three Dollars in advance,
Four Dollars il paid within six months, and
Five Dollars aEcr six months from the
time transcription.
The ..REPUBLIcAN" will be edited by the
undersigned, who assures those who may
patronize it. that no pains shall be spared 10
render il welcome weekly visiter TO its
readers; and that his object shall ever be
TO fill its columns with a pleasing variety,
and to merit the appreciation and support OF
the intelligent, and of every true Republican.
As Texas is but just admitted into the
Union. and National Politics, as existing
in the United States, have never yet been
a ated,the Republican will take no Parti-
zan terest therein, but be devoted, TO the
utmos ( the editors ability, to whatever
NAV be eemed conducive to the general
interests, rowth and permanent welfare
of the country.
JAMES p. JET.
January 18th, l546.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
DIR. A. G. Brent,

4 Graduate Of the University Of Glasgow,
~ Scotland, and practitioner of some sixteen
years standing, chiefly in the southwest, would
tender his services as Physician, Surgeon, &c,
to the citizens Of Lewisville, Lafayette county,
Arks. Office and residence in the town OF Lewis
vile, where he may always be found, unless pro-
fessonally engaged.
Lewisville, June Is, 1si6-36-ly.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
ON T. w GOODSLzN

TIIE subscriber has Just returned from
Il New Orleans with large and well
selected stock Of goods, consisting of all
kinds and descriptions usually called for,
to which he invites the attention of pur.
chasers, as he is determined to sell un.
usually low for cash or on time to his old
friends and customers.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, June lS, lsI5-4O-tf
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american House.
CAMDEN, OUACHITA COUNTY,

ARkAN NsAs.
~IlE subscribers respectfully announce To the
Il public that they have completed and newly
furnished the American House, opposite the lower
steamboat landing. The tables, bar. &c, Of this
house shall be furnished in n style inferior TO no
other house in the State. The stables will be
supplied with plenty Of proven Ter and careful
o=tlers to attend them. The subscribers hope by
strict attention to business and desire to please,
TO receive liberal share of public patronage.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
THE NATIONAL PRESS
A JOURNAL FOR HOME;
To he PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
Two DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.

Two DOLLARS A lEAR IN ADVANCE.
A number Of the most eminent literary persons
of this country, have proposed to the nnders'gnca
to publish, under the above title, n kEfiNkp AND
VALUABLE NEwsrArER, upon plan combining 'he
highest resources of National Talent with the nese
elements OF extensive popularity, and al SO trlnne
an annual cost, will place il within the con'eh-
lent reach of ALI. CLASSES OF SOCIETY. =.
The contrl and management OF this Pnol'ca-
ton will form the exclusive and undivided atten-
tiun of the Editor-whose long experience, ample
facilities and practised care, will he exerted 70
select. unite and harmonise the various skill whicn
is willing 10 seek development under his direction
TERMS,-Two dollars year, or three copies
for five dollars, invariably in advance.
For the purpose Of facilitating the formation OF
Clubs we offer the following INDUCEMENTS;
Three copies of the National Press, one year,
or one copy for three years -
Seven copies for one year, io
Twelve {" % 10 10
Postmasters are requested 10 act as agents re-
ceive subscriptions and make remttances-
ANY Postmaster, or other person who VIII send
ms SiO for FIVE new subscribers, shall receive a
copy gratis, for one year.
Newspaper and periodical agents and newsmcn
supplied on reasonable terms BURGESS, srRINeER
& Co 222 Broadway, Wholesale Agents
Subscriptions, orders, remttances, and all other
communications, to be addressed post paldl TO
GEORGE p. NORRIS,
222 broadway, corner of Ann, ST. New YORK.
IJsPersons desirous Of seeing the above paper
can do so by calling at this Office.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
ID X Y GO ID S.
CLOTHING.

| Blue, black, dress and frock coats, black and
fancy cassime-e pants, cashmere, satin, white
and inquired Marseies vests, with fine assortment
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
DIR. Augustus f. Block.

ATE Of Missouri, has permanently located
in Fulton on Red river, and would inform
the citizens Of Fulton and the adjoining country
that he will attend TO all calls in his profession.
From his previous success in the practice, and
from his determination TO attend strictly TO all
eases entrusted TO his charge, he feels confident
Of giving general satisfaction. lie can at all
times be found at his office, in Foton, unless pro-
fessionally engaged.
Feb lS--6m.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County Of Hot Springs,
June Iih, 1876.
Elvira LuPton, ComPL ps,,;o, r.,
-
Richard L. Lup,on, Daft D'r'ree'
4 ND on this day the complainant and
"A filed her petition in this case, whereby it
appears that said compainants petition is for a
divorce from the defendant.
And il further appears from the affidavit Of a
competent person, that said defendant is a non
resident of the State of Arkansas.
Ii is therefore ordered that unless said defen-
dant be and appear before the Judge Of the Hot
Spring circuit court in chancery on or before the
third day Of said term, and plead, answer and de-
mur thereto the said complainant's bill will be
taken confessed, aud il is further ordered that
this order be published in the Washington Tele-
graph for two weeks successfully, the last inser-
ton 10 lie at least four weeks previous the next
term of this court, to be holden the second
Monday of September next
WILEY PATTERSON, Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Teste: WILEY PATTERSON, Clerk.
35-2w
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Superior calf sewed boots, heavy calf peggcd
boots, heavy calf Napoliton boots, heavy mud
boots, heavy kip boots, men and boys kip and
russett brogans, ladies' and children shoes.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
SAMUEL ]. COOK & r. NJ. HARDY

SAMUEL j. COOK & II. nj. HARDY
HAVE ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES N THE
PRACTICE OF THE LAW.
IT HEY viii give their joint attention TO all
business entrusted TO either Of them, and
will attend the circuit, county and probate courts
Of the counties composing the 9th Judicial circuit,
the courts Of the county Of Bradley, and the su-
preme and federal courts at the city OF Little
Rock; and will also attend to any business en-
trusted TO them in the Parishes Of Claiborne,
Union and jackson, Louisiana.
DRESS:
SANr- J. Cook, Magnolia, Union ca, irks
r. NJ HARDT, El Dorado, Union @. IT. irks.
Jan. %. Is46-lS
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
Agents for the Telegraph.

N e die al OaPdo
nOCTOR J. A. L. PURDOM offers his ser
~ vices 10 the citizens Of the town Of Wash
ngton and Hampstead county in the various
branches Of Medicine He may be found at all
hours Excerpt when professionally absent,) either
at his Office IN Miricks buildings, opposite Bled-
soe's store, or at his qate TuPper & Smiths
residence
Washington, Feb Is, 1876. 81
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02

C. ETTER X Co. ProPriefors.
Camden. Arks., Jan. 1876.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
III A II s..

-Four cases new and fashionable hats, together
with drab, pearl. wool and palm hats
Nails, Castings, Iron, md Steel
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South Fork from Jackson, 10 miles, once a week
Iranoy from Onward, IS miles, once Ia two
weeks, ~ VIZ ~ ..". .'.. "
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sum to be named, and subject TO the condition of
being limited to the net proceeds of the Offices are
invited. F.
Aliens Station from Red Bridge, 10 miles, once
week. .,
Asbury from Garrcttsburg, miles, once week.
Barren Plain from Springfield, miles once a
week.
Beviderc from Fountain Head, 10 miles once a
week. ....... .. u....
Blooming Grove from Blue Springs, miles once
week.
Cairo from Castalian Springs, 5 miles twice a
week. NO. .-.... ~. ...
caruth's Cross Roads from jacksonville, 8 miles
once week.
Clover Bottom from Kingsport, miles once
week, ...., s...-...e
Esianaura from Denmark miles, once week.
Fountain Head from Mulloy's, miles once a
week. ..... .... d.. ... ..,.
Fountain Spring from Clear Mont, g miles once
a week.
Franklin College and Elm Ill., from Nashville,
8 miles, once a week. ..... ...
Jefferson from Stewartsboro, miles, three times
n week.
Johnsons from Oak Grove, miles, once week
Bagado from Cedar Grove, 6 miles once week.
Laurel Gap from Romeo, 3 miles, once n week.
Martins Creek from Sandy Bridge, s miles, once
a week.
Mount Plnson from Jackson, 10 miles, once a
week. ~. f..E -..... .s
Moniezuma from Purdy, 10 miles, once week.
Montgomery from Hendersonville, miles, once
week. .r
oneeho from loves, 6 miles, once a week.
Onward from Standing Rock, miles, once a
week. p .a.g..... I ... ..... .
Pleasant Exchange from Red Mound, 81 miles,
once week 49, -r In ..a.. ...
Poplar Creek from Robertsvillc, s miles, once q
week. ....-..
Pond Creek from Philadelphia, s miles, once a
week W 49, 49,. a. -. A.
PeytonsviIle from franklin, miles, once a week.
Red Hill from Rutledge, 2 miles, once q. week.
Red River from Springfield, 9 miles, once week
Rivea from Lebanon, miles, once aweek.
Shelby Corners from Green Bottom, 10 niles
once week,
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TuMBER wANIED.--wanted immcd

lFIhMBER WANIED.--Wanted immCdl-
Il ately-POsts for line Of Telegraph from WASH
ington city, through Georgetown and Alexandra,
to Fredericksburg, Virginia, and thence to Rich
mond. They must be thirty-fve feet long, straight,
and five inches in diameter at the top, excluding the
bark of red cedar, black locust white CEDAR chest.
nut, or white oak. Also, twenty posts forty feet
long for the streets of Georgetown and Alexandria,
and competent number for Fredericksburg and
Richmond; all TO be delivered at points to be desig-
nated about $50 feet apart in the streets of the
specuve cities; along the Alexandria canal from the
Potomac to the aqueduct over the turnpike; along
the turnpike to Alexandria; thence to Fredericks-
burg on the most direct road; and thence to Rich
mond by the railroad or old road, as may hereafter
be decided. t 500 .f.
Proposals are invited for the different kinds Of
timber named; also, for any portions thereof also,
for delivery at different points, instead Of distribu-
ting it along the line also, for posts with the bark
off. ...
An agent will attend upon the delivery to examine
and measure the posts. .......
To be paid for in cash on delivery.
..I AMOS KENDALL, Agent,
... For Proprietors.
WAsHNGroN, Nov Is, 1886.
Nov ls--lw ... .. a #Fa
The National Intelligencer Alexandria Gazette,
fredericksburg Recorder, and Richmond Enquirer
and Wing, will please insert the foregoing one week
and send their bills to the agent for payment
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R0 00O PEACH TREES, OF the
sO.ONIO chnihest kinds grown from healthy

E0 000 PEACH TREES, OF the
cO,OOO choicest kinds, grown from healthy
southern seed, on land never used before for the
purpose, budded from bearing trees within veal
or two, and warranted upon the condition Of re-
funding the money if incorrect. Two years OLD
from the stone, first size, to feet high and pro
pc rtionae thickness, at cents; ID ditto, cents
Sd ditto, q cents; and when packed in moss ant
mats, centeach additional. No charge for deliv
ering in Philadelphia, and shipping; and on six
months credit for approved paper, for lots of 00(
and over; and ifnot taken readily at the above, tn,
rates will be lowered. The above trees unsur
passed for every desirable excellence no pains OIL
expense has been spared which Is years close at
tention to the business could devise. ..t.. ..H.
Also apple trees, cherry English walnut, silve
maple, and evergreen. For sale at the nursery
Haddonfeld, New Jersey, six miles from Phila
delphia .-.
Letters of inquiry to be postpaid.
DAVID ROE.
Haddonfe'd, November, 1886.
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collar Lard Lamps, Hall Lamps, Gil
~ raDdoles, a. c., just received from the ceiebra
ted factory Of Cornelius & Co, an additional sup
ply. ...,2 .t,r, III
Also, English waters, in sets and detached pieces
OF the latest importation .ar.s. ... W.
Also, gilt and mahogany frame looking glasses
and toet-glasses, Of all sizes, very cheap, at oul
house-furnishing store, up stairs, over Barnes &
Mtchell's dry goods store.
- BoTELER & McGREGoR.
~ b; Persons having astral lamp stands can
have solar heads put on al our store
Nov. 7--3taw2wif ..t.. g..
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NEW Furniture.-We invite our friends
~ and the public to call and examine our sup
ply offurniture, we now offering great bar
gains. We enumerate IN part
Elegant mahogany wardrobes and bureaus
Marble and mahogany-top sideboards
Marble.top pedestals, sofa tables, centre tables
wash closets, &c.
French bedsteads
High and ow-post cherry, maple, and poplar
bedsteads
Mahogany and cane-seat chairs, various patterns
Mahogany and cane-seat rockers
Mahogany sofas and divans, with hair and plush
seats, and many other articles.
Our furniture is not Of the slight and unsu bstan
tia kind, which (though it has a fair exterior) il
manufactured only for sale and speculauon but it il
durable and substantial, made by some Of the bes
mechanics in the District, and such recon
mend TO our customers,
BOTELER & McGREG0R,
Up stairs, over Barnes &c Mitchells dry-goods store
Nov. l6-Staw2w
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by ID. ROMANS, Auctfoneer.
ENXTENsIyE sale or Furniture at Oh

by ID. ROMANS, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE sale or Furniture at the
II City Hotel, washington-Comme
on Wednesday next, the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock
a. m, will be Sold the whole of the furniture Of that
large establishment, comprising about ninety rooms,
and embracing every article used in housekeeping,
viz:
Mahogany dining, breakfast, centre, card, and
pier tables
Mahogany sofas, sidebosrds, chairs, lounges, and
ottomans
Mahogany aud cane-seat rocking, large parlor,
and Office arm chairs and tsis- d-ies chairs
Dining-room and chamber chairs
Brussels, ingram, stair and chamber cnrpeting
Hearthrugs, Aoor-matting, and oil cloths
Chandeliers, hall, solar, oamphne, astral cham
ber and street lamps
Radiator and hall stoves, CRATES, androns,
shOvels and tongs, eoal-hods, Tenders, &c
Sets Of dinner and tea china
Cut and plain glassware, decaners, celery glasses,
wines, goblets, &c.
Knives and forks, in sets
Walters, and dining-room furniture generally
A superior set of block.tin cha6ng dishes and
heaters, made expressly for hotel use
Pier, msnIel, and toilet glasses
Window curtains and Venetian blinds
One very superior piano forte
A very large and superior eight.day clock, made
Mahogany French, and low-post, and very su.
pering walnut bedsteads
Bed curtains, linen and cotton sheets, and pillow
cases, blankets, com forts, and counterpanes
About 100 feather beds and pillows, IS mat
tresses, hair and shuck
Walnut and mahogany bureaus, wardrobes, &c.
Washstands of all kinds, toilet sets
Table cloths towels, napkins, &c.
Candlesticks, shutters, and trays
Bar fixtures, Office desks, and marble sab
-Four very superior bath-tubs, with apparatus for
heating water, lead pipes, &c.
All kinds Of kitchen utensils-copper sauce-psns,
boilers &c.
One large cooking-stove, Browns patent; large
bake-ovens, &c.
Washing and ironing utensils
A large and valuable lot Of wines and liquors,
which will be described in future advertisements and
catalogues, and the time Of sale specified
The above sale offers Of the best opportunities
that has been lately presented for furnishing and
penishing public or private houses. Part Of the fur
nurc is Of superior quality, and was made to or
der expressly for the house
Terms of sale; III sums Of and under SOS, cash;
over S25 and under $50 60 days credit; over $50
and under 500, 60 and 80 days credit; 500
and under 5000, 2, 8, and A months credit over
5000, 2, 4, and months, for approved endorsed
notes. bearing interest from day of sale.
All articles not settled for within days, will
be resod at the risk and expense of the first pur-
chaser. A. FULLER g. co.
b. ROMANS, Auctioneer.
Nov 19-dts Bait Sun.
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II at Auction.-on Tuesday next, the 2lth
instant, at 10 o'clock, a. m, shall sell, at the
residence of Mr.. f. II. Gerdes, on F street.
between 18th and l4Ih streets, his household and
kitchen furniture, which is very good and in good
order, and amongst which enumerate the follow
ing, VIZ; .....
Handsome mahogany hair-seat and maple cane
seat chairs, hAir-seat sofas
Mahogany sofa bedstead
Mahogany dining and centre tables
Mahogany sideboard, rocking chairs, piano
stools
Moreen window curtains and ornaments
Astral and other lamps
Andirons, Tenders, skovels and tongs, &c.
Mantel and other looking glasses
China and glassware
Psrlor, hall, step, and chamber carpets
Oilcoth, stair rods French and other bedsteads
Best fssther beds and hair mattresses, ahuck
ditto
quantity Of bedding, such as blankets, coun-
terpanss, comforts, &c.
Mahogany bureaus, wardrobes, washstands,
toilet sets, &c.
TruDdle bedstead and bed, cradle, &c.
With many other articles, and good assortment
Of kitchen requisites, cooking stove, safe, &c.
Also, lot Of books, and lot Of building materi-
ais, such window frames and sash, doors, blinds,
&c. TT.
Terms All sums Of and under s25, cash over
s25, credit Of two and four months, for approved
endorsed notes bearing interest
The above furniture ia well worth the attention Of
persons furnishing. ROBf w. DYER,
Nov l9-df Auetioneer.
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TOR RENT.-A furnished parlor and cham
l. Der, on the frat floor, with or without fire
The location is on ID, between 9th and 7th streets
not far from Coleman's and Browns Hotels; and
would be desirable location during the session Of
Congress, for those who have business with tn,
public departments, being equi-disant from the Cap
itol. Enquire Of Mrs, Robinson, on the premises
or of E. B. Robinson, at the Union Office. .'t
Nov 81
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For the Union.


THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA
Mr.. p. Mitchell, ESQ.,, within a few months past,
has taken charge of this splendid establishment. |
have been traveller in the United States for the pc
rod of twenty-five years, having visited all the
principal cities, and patronized many of the most
highly-reputed hotels; and have found no estab-
shment superior to this and only equal, to it in
all respects. This notice is made upon a three
weeks observation, and an act of sheer justice to
the present proprietor, the house having been kept
in an inferior style by the predecessor Of Colonel
Mitchell, it has not the patronage due to its eligl-
BILE position, and the very commanding character of
its accommodations. 1t is no compliment to pro-
nounce this establishment, and all things apperain-
ing thereto as elegant and superior. II is simple,
naked, unvsrDished fact. live more than thou
sand miles distant am stranger to the propre-
tor; my bill is paid; have no favors to ask or ex-
pect but for the guidance Of the, public, and a
tribute to the merits of the proprietor, have felt
disposed to make this brief notice Of it.
MEMPHIS
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New York Tailoring Establishment.
w. F. JENNINGS 81 Co., 23I, Broad
way, New York.

FtHh' dpfheHt, HedT ON STee1, Warrington,
HAVE now on hand and are constantly
Ill receiving large assortment of cloaks, over
coats frock, Dress and sack-coats, merino, relvet
cashmere and fancy vests; French, English, and
American cap pants; also, silk, woollen, and cotton
under shirts and drawers scarfs, cravats, handker-
chiefs, gloves, chamber robes, and every article ne.
cessary for gentleman's wardrobe.
w. F. J. g. Co. continue to make to order in
their usual style Of neatness and elegance any style
of garment that may be desired and as the division
of labor in their establishment confines each article
to cutters and hands exclusively employed in their
several departments, we enabled to furnish suits
of clothes at short notice, in style ofeegance rarely
equalled, and at very moderate prices. ...'
Nov. 20-lmd Nat. Init
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BY G. w. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF Superior Fur

BY G. w. BOTELER, Jr., AuctiOneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF Superior Fur
II niture, CrOckery, China, Britannia
Ware, S.-On Monday the 23d instant, COM
mencng at 10 o'clock, a. m, shall sell, on the sec.
ond floor of my auction rooms, opposite Browns
Hotel large collection of elegant furniture, con-
sisting in part Of .@
dozen carved mahogany chairs, French pat
tern
Serpentine and octagon marble-top centre tables
Marble.top pier tables
Mahogany sofas, beautiful patterns
Marble-top and mahogany dressing cabinets
Mahogany extension dining tables
Mahogany and painted French bedsteads
Rosewood piano stools
Plain and carved mahogany rocking chairs
Walnut library chairs; reclining chair
Marble-top sofa tables, with other articles Of
furniture .... -
All of which I have Just received from Philade-
phia, with positive orders to sell without reserve
The articles Of the latest and most approved pat
terms and of the best workmanship. 1t rarely
that such superior furniture is offered at auction.
Also will be added to the above an invoice Of
crockery, china Britannia ware, &c, consisting in
part Of A.. .s. -. d.. ... .,.E .t'
White granite and flown blue dinner sets
White purple sprig and gold band china tea sets
White granite and flown blue toilet sets
Basins and ewers, table pitchers .a
English and American Britannia tea and coffee
Very rich plated and Britannia casters
Tea trays, coffee urns, gothic hall lamps
Shoves and tongs, bronzed and brass tenders
Brass andirons, chafng dishes ...
Solar lamps plated candesticks N.
Looking glasses, plated cake baskets
Ivory knives and forks in sets of SO pieces, and
detached v.. IA. .
Cut and pressed glass ware ,.....,...
With many other articles, which renders this one
Of the most attractive sales that has taken place in
Washington. ..#f...t 49,. ... .-.
The public may rest assured that this is per.
emptory sale. The articles not limited, but will
be sold to the highest bidder; bargains may there
fore be expected. The goods are now being opened
and arranged, and will be ready for inspection on
Thursday, 18th inst
The ladies are particularly invited to attend.
Terms All sums of and under $40, cash over
$40, credit Of two and four months for approved
endorsed notes bearing interest,
...... G. w. BoTELER, Jr.,
Nov l6-tdif .r. Auctoneer.
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II number otery-I5 drawn ballots.
Tickets sl0-halves S5-quarters - so.
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets $40
Do do 26 half do 60
Do do 26 quarter do 30
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account OF
each drawing sent Immediately after it is over, to al
who order from us. Address
J. G. GREGORY e. co. Managers,
Oct. 22-2aw4wd&cpif Washington, d. c.