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KNOX

n 1913 FULTON STREET, (sun Buldlng) deem. n
ng u unnecessary TO enter into particulars respect -
his fall fashions for 1896, would simply state, that
,tle WI, excel beauty ghtness taste and color any
New York HIS prices low his hats fne.
au3l lw ism
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GENTLEMEN'S FALL STYLE OF HATS.
Bird Corner Pine and Nassau Streets.
n GENTLEMEN'S HATS, of the standard style for
- ensuing ready for examination and sale.
The subscriber devotes his attention. hitherto the
production Of the finest qualities OF and Moeskn
Hats and such, they with confidence
the public. Bird
sl2weodsr Corner Pine and Nassau streets
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TO BOOKSELLERS.

TO BOOhSELLEKS.
a EXCELLENT opportunity for a young beginner.
"A The stock OF Retail Book aud Stationery Store in a
good neiehborhood, for sale Terms easy and rent low
For parnculszs, address d. r. this scc suso Sc
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NO.5BARCAY STREET, three doors below the Ams-
IN rcan HoteI,l New York. The Subscriber would re-
specially inform his friends aud this public in general that
he has four good Billiard Tables be found in the
CITY, all kept complete order AS hese tables in
and agreeable to gentlemen visiting his house. private par
ties: Each gentleman visiting tho above esab shmen will
and the best in the city Any gentlemen wishing the
billiard exclusive emselve the bowling alleys
have the same by applying At the bar Also Bowling
Alleys, which always kept in first rate order, with the
best Of attendance.
Lunch every day II o'clock Tuesdays and Saturdays
Fish or Clam Chowder
During the season the choicest Oysters such shrews
bury Chinksroras, Mill Pond Cold Spring and Massachn
sets Bay Gentlemen calling for the above oysters csn AZ
ways have them the shortest they can depend on
having the above His Bar Is well stocked VIII
the choicest Wines Liquors. and Segar othe best qus
". Also cherry Coolers Mint Jueps and Punches msoe
manner not 10 be surpassed. :. a.. n
5- Gentemen will please to communicate at the BAR
any hes'ec' OF d"'y OF inc EFIRReHSCIs MoNTEvERDE
No. Barclay street
lr- Private entrance at the Hall door: aus I'm y
VUHEAT-iocco bushels, ILLINOIS Wheat, tor safe BY
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HOWES & CO.. N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrivsIled of Equcstriags will perform at
Buffalo tn. 18th and 18th Williams yilie zth
Lockpor 28h and 29h Albion 3is Betav LIST September
Atca the I'd Perry the 3D. at Mount Morris on
the 4h Leroy the 3h Rochester the Ih sth aud
9th: Canandsgua the 0th at Palmyra the lth ut
18TH 10th and l7th during the Agricultural State
The Largest Establishment organized IN the United
States, comprising $50 Men and Horses, requiring rs
Carriages convey the performers wardrobes musicians
Sc The company has attached it Eight Female eques
rans ameng whom is the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris,
MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose style Of Equestrian Feats peculiarly her own
being chase aud classics her graceful and
and the charming qpee with which she chains her audi
enc render this gifted and hghlyeducated srfite the lead
refer the public the brilliant description given in the
spectve newspapers of the extraordinary and daring feas
performed by this distinguished artistic. -
Equestrian Director, Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON. and the pnapproachable Clown ID AN RICE -
the Performers the celebrated and principal HI
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feats
Horseback the extraordinary Witnessed Juve
nile Of Horsemanshp by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
cses, by the whole Company led by the European
Tumbler, Mr.: MACARTE. Wonderful Eeats By Mr..
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS,
in their elegant Gymnastic Pastures and Grouping Mr.
Sweet the Charoteer Of Phcbus Postnrng and Gun
theological aud brilliant Act Of Fancies Of Proteus Mr.
q. Howes in Slack Rope Evoluuons Mr.. Geo. Sweet the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of Others
The whole comprising the leading. most talented, and
classic performers in the world.
au26 HOWES Il co y New York Mammoth Circus.
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SYSTEM
OF MEDIClNt-By DR. Dickson, Of London. edited by

THE CHRONO- THERMAL SYSTEM
OF MEDIClNt.By Dr. Dickson, of London, edited by
lie fS ns 'f n'sHs
to that Sa; Of %e healing art had
@ .ass
I'D
Thirty centuries and upward. the blind had been leading the
Was il wonderful that revelation so startling should
upon the profession like F-Proace TO the
Ia london alone The publication of this wonderful work
For SALE price IS cents, by ,,rr, c,.
CoSTErrs-Pheromena Of Health, do Of sleep disease,
causes odo spasmcdc complaints palsy disorders OF
Of the hss pa
gIanduar disc affections JOINTS Inflammation blood
the stone akin disease fever dysente dop.y, dyspepss
sons Of ehden Of %o%e
nancy parturltion miscarriage ching animal magnetism,
incidence remedies summary Of the chono
Tar PnocaEss or TnUrH-The Lhrono-Thernal ely
81 new sy.tem Of medicine is work ssol
th. system with the most eminent sacce spulmo-
ws % rsa S:se Far ns
1i her "a less Than iortnsht she was stronger and M
soa.n aa
Time, hs, treated with The like snses.s The Ch eG
cine and sqbve.t the old system oflhe regular faculty.
We lake the following t.ays the New York SUM- from the
knickeroocker Magazine for Nay: The DR.. Turner
sah County s.I New York
which he filled with distinguished ability lie is also the
American editor Of the new simple and most sys
TEN Of medicine discovered by the celebrated Dr. Dickson
OF London DR.. T., we believe. resides in Broadway
We don't altogether affect Mr. MilIers paper on the
The Water Cuep Not that portion Of its satire is not
legt mate. but the theme made too much OF I'VE quite
with him. that after have BLEED leached and
cupped uu drop Of blood have been out of
them, and they about like atomi the
best way wrap them up in half dozen wet sheets
stand them up IN like piece Of cloth being
at taor's shop Nothing can touch them farther The
Ghrono-Thermai system Of Dr. Dickson practsed by Dr.
Turner would obviate of these Contingencies Aud
apropos Of this mention that gentleman on being
introduced to Professor Mspes the other dav Broadway
haye heard so mueh am NOT celebrated for anything new,
sir, particularly, that know Of" replied Mr. Mapes but
have been for fifteen celebrated for having every
day OF the sest kinds Of epieptic fits some
half dozen OF them Dr. Turner however about
ago. took away reputation in this respect and have
been celebrated slnce.n 81 It dy&wy-Ic
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CIKCUS FOR. SALE,


LII the property Of the Union Crcus in this place.
"A consisting of hoses 100 foot canvass, seats benches
curb dress all neatly and complete order for
without requiring any further outlay the same be-
purchased in this place under sale by execution and
offered by the subscribers less than half the real value
JAMES KERSHAW,
JAMES O'NEILL.
PATERSON, N. j., August Is, 1876. suH lw.rc
CIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI. Professor Of Singing, viii
- resume his lessons usual az his Music Room w Leo
nard street, joining the Society Library Building.
To Amateurs AcconDioN ne wouu re.
commend his Album just published cona'n,nga delightful
collection Of the most popular operac ana avore
pieces.
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions be played on that instrument,
whose capabilities have ned 80 long unknown.
Sgnor l.. NJ. accompanies his pupils ON the riano and
Guitar su30 imsm
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AUCTION NOTICE AND CARD.
JACOB BREASTED Auctioneer

THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that having secured the ofMr
JACOB BREASTED as his Auconee at his large stores
30 beekman and SO Ann streets he all times
effect In his usual pgnctua manner sales q Household Fur
niture and MERCHANDISE general Families wishing their
furniture sold their houses will particular
teution. Liberal advances will be made, usual all de-
time.
disposal Of Real Estate will particularly branch
OF the business well the procuring money bond
and mortgage promissory stocks and loans
ON collateral securities All business promptly attended
and accounts closed sales effected
The first fail tade sale of this abhment By catalogue
only will commence the ID day of Sept at halpast 10 A
NJ when splendid stocg Of elegant Piano Fortes will be
sold to pay advances and storage without the
highest bidder For further parcula Courier and En-
quirer. MICHAEL ISAACSON,
Commission Merchant.
au22 2w-mc JACOB BREASTED, Auctioneer.
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CASTLE GARDEN.
Fun MEYER BEFORE ENJOYED!
uNfhECEDENTED COMPUTATION OF NOVELTY

S EShFh 5NsHEE oF
FNANN sDs GALA 6Hy 6%Ss!Lk GARDEN, WED.
Athletic Game. and Manly English sps1. Of an entirely
s rene pftGssS tss New
cS Mr. JOHN sHERIDAN: The well-kuown Professor Of
fEI ESH ssD's%t.s &
CASTLE GsRDES when he viii offer s's ssss Of Rarai
a. Bo,,S1 and Assoy Of and
Of Ss
and cannot fail TO elicit the enthusiastic appreciation OF
decopm and order viii be Preserved upon the
Some idea OF the sports and prizes will be gained
PROGRAMME
Arf Prs rich ais silver su yards Best value Of five
sSs h, NILE s ss S.
me garden twelve tunes: rrlze SILVER emp
81 Running in Sacks, 100 yards. Pnze silver cup.
9TH Long Foot Race one mile "a circuits OF the garden
eth Wheelbarow Race blind folded, 100 yards Prize,
ST. sa ESs nas ss S' Fs. Pre- silver
watch, on the top of the pole.
Admission IS cents. au3O its
W ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPnA.
H Of has Sees ae%y dsec
rTHaf R sEKvo SSE.;T SXS IT,
Aspen, Mr. Burtcn M'shans, Mr. T. Shaw; Lord Lounge,
nj Howad Lady Leech, Mrs Hughes; Mrs Cachelt, Mrs
Miss oe'' and TaE R sRENc il sFY Pas de sequs
ri: s M S " fiji Ms vi; & rehearsal.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. Phil ApELPHIA.
e. a. THIRD NiGHr or. THE SE EAsa MSI'A'fe''
Second Mr. sYRf'rf GSL L 'S's city, of
gEsDA EVENING" i i%' lSi se' will be per-
i formed the Comedy of
o,c.rT.oHIs LAST LEGS.
70 be fol- lowed br Ii. Farce M OF oohA'NS
MORGAN BATTLEK;. MI. COLLINS.
DID YoT p EE SEiR, sFN5 5SyyR WIFE
Mr. COLLINS will appear every night this week
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE, BALTIMORE.
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN DESTROYS of engaging for
~ the ensuing at the above establishment, will
p'e''e apply 0' ie''eI Il fMARsHALL, Philadelphia
Lessee of the Walnut and Holiday Street Theatres.
TON EVER KNOWN
THE CELEBRATED FAMILY OF
SHAKER BROTHERS AND SISTERS,
CONSISTING OF
MISS JULIA A. WILLARD. MISS A. FOSTER, MRS
TRIBUNE ", MR. Is OTIS; DIR; TRIPUNE,
WILL GIVE THEIR FIRST GRAND CON-
CERT AND LECTURE,
AT THE APOLLO ROOMS, 4io BROADWAY.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Eve.ings Sept LIST and I'd,
- mode Of life, fworshp, pcculiaes &c Sc OF
this singular, and hitherto unknown people their origin,
ut rmost fidelity and trutf-funess Of originality.
Tickets 25 cents For sale at all the Music Stores Hotels
SC. Doors open half past 7. Commence at o'clock.
For particulars, see bills. 81 ctr
a. TIk,TZ
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snv,Inm!sHED APART MENTs wanted for two sInsIe
first Or psrIor and bed rooms either on ,hs
drsss r. r. n23i IN The viciay Of Maiden lane Xd
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EDGAh JENkINo, AuctIo"eer.
IN CHANCERY, SALE IN PARTITION OF
THE BODINE FARM,
NEAR PORT RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND.
= in PURSUANCE Of adeere,sl order Of the Court Of
c Chancery the above mentioned premises will be sold
the Mansion House, the premises, the LIST day Of
September next at II o'clock in the forenoon
The Farm contains about sixty Of land having largo
front on the river Kill Van Ku!l. The Mansion HOUSE
and grounds adjacent will be sold parcel and the resi-
due Of the will be divided and sold in lots par
GELS Of venient size.
For further infornaton the title &c., application
may be made to KINNEY Esq, Solicitor 81 Cedar
the undersigned
Lhogaphc maps Of the premises will be ready FIVE days
previous the sale. PHiLO Il. RUGGLES,
Dated, August "a, 1876 Master in Chancery.
au23 toSeptlst IN
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DIR. POWELL. ovULfsr. AURIsr.

80. AND OPERATIVE SURGEON,
TTENDS TO Diseases of the Eye and Ear, from to
IA o'clock Al his rssdencs ss Broadway corner Of War
Ophamis soppsge of the Tear Passage Cararacts, and
Opaeities, efecfually removed.
AMAUROBl treated with attention and success
Ioveerate Of STRABlSMUS. Squirting cured in
Just Imported ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty
and Gnish
SPECTACLES adspted to every defect
Advice to the poor without charge.
Office and residence 26i Broadway-entrance X Warren
street 81 lt.r
M. LEVETT, DE MIST.
ORR HARM results from bungliss of in
IVA competent Dentists than the ubic aware Of IL
Of the greatest importance that all branches Of the Deus
; ;st should b .aly and paeti:.d
of Broadway and Warren street The introduce, ~ ,h
insertion Of Artificial iAcouPbe Teeth principle Of
s'itsrc
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ILLINOIS BONDS.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED agent The State of Illinois,
hereby gives notice that and after Tnesday the ft
day OF September he will be prepareo to pay
holders OF such bonds Of State Of noi entitled
nnder me act OF the Legssture to pMsate IN the
ceeds ofthe mill for 1885, the of three dollars
twentythree cents upon each Of the said bonds for o00
The overdue due LIST of January le3
sented TO the undersigned the American chsnge Bank
on or after the LIST of September order that the
paid may be stamped thereon, and receipt given for the
paid ID. LEAVITT.
au29 lwsm AuRust 90 l0t6.
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THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBI.
TON EVER KNOWN.
THE CELEBRATED FAMILY OF
SHAKER BROTHERS AND SISTERS,

G. TlETZ,
GOTHIC HALL announces his Duck OF Vaucanson, his
~ Elephant, his Dancing Lady his Cabinet Of Anatomy,
and his Cartoons Of Raphael in Adnance % cents
fxrsr
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IUHEAT-ioccc bushels ILLINOIS Wheat; ier sa,eey
su,er s. South street.
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I II Z A M AZ o N


(ENTLEMEN'S Real Heads Of Hair, being the latest and
greatest Improvement in the manufacture Of Wigs and
Scaps and the subscriber happy being the first
ary height. point l9 wig making nsvsr before attansd
h the head by mechanical entirely
are put ON IN msmen They Immediately adapt themselves
TO the and
living man. Copy the address.
+. PHALON 81 Broadway. opposite the
au28 'mSrc Globe Hotel under .Iudsou's Hotel.
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A TLANTlC GARDEN IS NOW cPEN FOR THE
"A acknowledgements Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings, commencing JuAs had ss
nyi im're WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor
MONTEVERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLlNG
SALOON
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1IUUD news Tor .mokeIs Of No Havana segan-
~ The Habanero House." 10 Beekmsn street. have now
completed their furnish the lovers Of the
real aromatic weed las well dealers in hotel keep
er than other house N the United States Senior Rivers
at Hav and will permane reside the for the
purpose Of manufacturing Segars suitable for this market
among other Improvement. he has introduced in the
the segss in the same manner the Chaese thereby pre-
the peculiar odor and flavor for which Ha-
Seq have long been celebrated which this day
has been entirely neglected by putting the Segars cedar
agreeable flavor Of the cedar this and philosophical
yantage the public will short time Be able judge for
themselyes A. the fist invoice hand they
will be duly advertised meanwhile the Of the old
stock put up on The old plan comprising choice and
and sold by The thousand from 81 less than the usual
rates Call and them the Habaneros House, No IL
Beekman
NIB secondhand Show Gaze for sale cheap au2a LIVER
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tLOCKs, FANCY GOODS AND GLAssWARE
LARGE ss,ortment Of Fancy Goods Clocks Vioiins chi
to dealers at reduced prices, at VIM 'e 'o'o
GEORGE r. GERpING
sp29 mec 10 Maider Ian.
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NhINUEo-hANOES.
DlERCE'S First Premium New Patent Two Oven RANGE.
il combining economy, yenience and durability Thcss
Ranges have always taken the first Fair OF be
Amencsn Institute and universally acknowledged supe-
rior o al offered
All sold by proprietor are warranted in all re-
spects. GEORGE PIERCE,
aug iw$mc Sole Proprietor. 292 Broadway.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONSIEUR EDNOND DU BUIssON, having a few
Nl hours t9 dispose Of offers hi. services those who
desirons OF acquiring the French language.
For further Particular enquire his residence New York
Hotel IN the morning. nom 70 ., and from to3P. NJ
anal In ue
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
AT O'Clock, p NJ, Landing at intermediate Places.
From the foot OF Barclay street
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Overbaueh, win
leave Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday after:
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain s. w. Barnard,
will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons,
al O'Clock.
Apply board. the Office the wharf su3l m
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NUTICE-fhe rxsting tween
IN LEOPOLD kUH end slGI sAlUND SCH uIDsTiLL,
we'd by mu ,uaI consent
The sndegned will continue the business at 10, Cedar
and he fully authorized settle all bills of the
alb We drm LEOPOI,i d kin
New ork. August 90, 1915 anal 2fsn
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MILL POND OYsTERs

THESE celebrsred oyssn, from ivan Brunts Ponds =
4 the 4" Stand,p at the BANK COFFEE
HOUSE, % Fulton Brooklyn in sufficient quantities
20 supply families and ready be served style
The Dining Saloon has been newly fitted up-the Lsrder
well filed and the Bar Is stocked with the best Wines
ISAAC LARuE.
Brooklyn August sist. 1876. siItsre
WHARF TIMBER FOR THE NAVY YARD
DROpOSALS sealed and endorsed "Wharf Timber rs,
will be received by the Navy Agent New York al his
once IS Water street, until Monday. 2ath September
o'clock, p. NJ. for
a5eo Pine Hemock Dock Logs 30 to 20 feet long TO
avesge 70 iee to be green with the bark than
inches diameter az the small erd
200 running feet of White Pine Timber IA by IA inches
squire 70 a,erge Is feet length less than feet
be straight and of parsiiel width
1000 running feet of White Pine Timber 70 by 10 inches
square TO be straight and Of parse width average IS
feet and none less than 30 feet in length.
long.
Any further quantity the above Timber that be
CURED.
To be delivered the Navy Yard, Brooklyn,
inspection of the yard
bond tn fc sureties will be taken for the
faithful performance contract end per cent
rs collateral security for its Gnlhlment.
No proposals. will be considered unless accompanied by
written guaranty signed responsible persons
that such bond be by the party whose offer may be
accefed under the penalty contained section 9Th the
act Of l0th August. 1886.
Navy Agents Office,
New York, August 2eth, 1886
PROSPER M WETMORE
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: AGENTS IN New YoRK-CHARLEs H. RING. corner Of
Broad say and John streets; A. SANDS 1888 Bowery B.
WARNER 208 Bleecker street. JC HART 3i8 Grand
Norfolk; l. LEWIS 5z7 Greenwich; Dopp I'll Broadway
WYATT and kETcHAM 12l Fulton; Mrs. HAYES Brooklyn
a I'm MXkkr
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M l&1&r &faSS

HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.
o. AT AUCTION. every Monday, Thursday and
III Saturday Afternoons, at o'clock. the American
11Z4 Eagle sale stable, corner of Chyste and Delaney
au29 81 eodmc JOHN WILLIAMS, Proprietor
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~ AlLOhS.
THE Fall and Winter Fashions for 1876 and 1917 are now
ready for sale. published by r. OLIVER i'ourtland
NOTIGE-The firm Of Oliver HoYLE was dis.
solved on the 27n instant by mutual consent All persons
Indebted 10 the late will please TO make immediate paw
ment to THOMAS OLIVER. THOS. OLIVER,
49,. - VIM. HOYLE, in.
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Printers look here!
hfACHiNERY-CUT WOOD TYPES.

THE undersigned aIe prepared to furnish to
order, any style, size, or pattern OF WooD
TYPE, equal IN every respect TO any manutac.
tured in the United States, at very loo prices.
Our Types are accurately cut, and warran-
ted not TO become injured by any usage to
winch types are ordinarily subjected The
woods we use are maboghany, box wood, &c.
grained, and go prepared as to defy the action
OF wafer or the atmosphere.
Having just completed new and improved
machinery, we are prepared 10 fill orders at
the shortest notice; aud being practical printers
and one ofus having nine years experience as
ajob printer alone, we fatter ourselves as to
our ability to give satisfaction in every case.
O-Papers that published the advertisement
OF Palmer a. Co. can have their orders filed by
US. And papers publishing this. advertisement
to the amount of So. will receive their pay in
type when three times their bills is taken out.
Editors will please send papers containing the
advertisement, that We may know where TO
send the specimen seeets.
MARTIN g. JONES,
s. w. corner Sycamore and Third SIS.
Cincinnati, ., Jan. lS46.
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rs Numbers-l2 drawn Ballots.

rs Numbers-l2 drawn Ballots.
There are many prizes of less denomIna-
ton which may be seen by reference to the
scheme, which can be had by application to the
Managers Office, or to Mr.. +. Crane, Main
street, Natchez, or to WIN. E. Eppes, Ripley
Miss, Agent. Whole Tickets $500, Halves
50 90, Quarters ST..
VA Package of whole Tickets. IS 10 mum.
Der $l0O, warranted to draw $50, less Is
per cent. ,and may draw the four Capital prizes.
which would beS220OO. Packages Of Halves
500, and packages of Quarters, 1926, war.
ran,ed to draw half the purchase money as
above described.
An approved Bond has been given for the
paymen, of all priaes drawn in this Lottery.
G. F. HATCHER g. co, Managers.
VIM E. EpPEs, Agent, Ripley Nj.
GJTickets may be had at the Advertiser
Ofice;.rD
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SeE'3yS,
TIpPhH COUNTY,

TAKEN up by Samuel Scott, living mile
North Of Salem, one bay horse mule, no brands,
collar marks, slight in the right ear, supposed
to be or years old; Apprasedto S25.
TAKEN up by Grin Beck, living miles
South of Salem, one dark bay mare, years
old, Ia hads high, no brands, had on an old bell,
with new collar, low in order; Aprs'd 10 $40.
Taken up by Lewis Majors, living l63 miles
North west of Ripley, on the Stage road, one
horse mule, dark name and tai branded on the
left shoulder with the letter (S). yeers ola;
Appraised to $50.
N. N. ARMOUR, Ranger.
May 18th ISi6--23--3w
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office

gETYHE undersigned, appointed by the Pro-
bate Court Of l'ippah County, Misgissip-
pi, At tine February Term lS4G thereof
commissioners, TO receive and examine all
CLAIMS o'tae several creditors Of the Estate of
Richard Mcdonald, deceased, represented in
solvent; will meet at the Circuit Clerks office,
in the Town OF Ripley, 10 said County, on the
Srd saIu rday of every Month, until the first
Monday IN August next, for the purpose Of ct
tending the said creditors, and plrecelving and
examining the SAID claims, Nhea aud where the
said creditors are hereby notified 10 bring in
and p'ooVe their said claims respectively, O.
gaIaat gald Estate.
HARDY W. SCRlCKLlN,
DANIEL HUNT.
Commissioners.
February 5lh !c.5-0-ewl