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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-20
E.Ntr.sO. q; in:t.y :lEits Exclusive Express,
Ec.-Lu HE DIN, q. III KLn =

Tins the uueard of of frt
w Depot. larec aud neral assortment 81 Dry
ffooas Grofcfe. HrdrDc and GHca AL h Which We te
prices can't he beat. Call aud II. J. < Il. G. horn,
or ae BIZ Z
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-20

III. t." o.+ri as' on a., H IN day 81 Ai" ~, ~ ~ "a
the subscriber who hipis L. inform b. fenGS and The publ
generally, devised himself permanently m
woke OF
the present accomplished Tel'rr Miss ErEIsN
lie Is determined make the Institution AL that
friends
la addition the branches ordinarily taught such Institutions,
instruction Will be- tie languages extent that
ma h.. i-.is
The Vocal Music wl the rrgula,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1847-03-20

For the primary br-nches asaEs.. 81 90
For The iisltf English branches qn1.tT 90
For the flnwIie studies itfe Viii Toe eAtri charge
i4a,in, Greek, French and tnan each
quarter. 90
For Sa>ic. the Piano 10 20
lie ri PaLn for aCtlCe, , Hf
For Music. the Guitar, quarter -
Use uf Guitar fnT pfalice o.
For rawmg AMI Painting, with The use OF patterns and
models. quarter,
For on Panting SEQ
An 'psian condrrati addition flc that have
apparatus with, that ynuns lacr
need 81 VIII have the opportunity atiriiii the hq
and Chemical Lectures Wabash College. charge
Boarding good tnlr> nas be had dollar aud hny
week. mar -. lci7. JAMES THOMSON.
le.,ir' Press .ga
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SAL. Of ska;lrons, f,o-S.

ENHE undersigned, appointed ~ the hoard 81 directors Of e
Madison and lnii'napoIs rail cal company. commute 10
apprsc and dispose the io.s and land belonging said company
in the vicinity OF the indianapolis pot hereby give notice that
the sill lie offered pubic sale the Washington
Hall the first Monia April most between ih- hours Of ~
an! O'Clock NcC9ftAs -oclNl
SION Of si town, numeS l., ard , lack number
L.: sud nntAeS a. a. - - al. o. in Ito X number
the hall lot number
toning Ma Ja feet All 10 feet deep
situated rail GAL line. south OF
McCartN Subdivision. BE- taken out of the Me- ner tact
guc i 4 sale, st the
appraised Terms the DAY sale.
IL BATES.
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o tIiRIS11A N iLPP.
Indianapolis Ind, March u, Isl. AUG. JOACiIlML
FENNE undersigned respectfully informs the 81 Indianapolis
and vicinity. that he Viii carA lie Brew
the indianapolis seAer r KEEP
on superior lnah of strong Ia.
Yeast VIII b. poind, rdd
AICt-~r JBAtlllNI.
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u. mar q. ss.-sI-2m
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Notice 10 NaVi.atOrS.

Approved February -, 1917 JAMES X P
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ny a. GREEN. .g,sef,o,eer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PHIIO.
- soRhica Apparatus Electrical Machine, School Desks
black Boards, NC, AT auctionOn Thursday the 2Sd inst
sha!i se al The residence OF r Porter c. between 81
ana Streets at 10 O'clock m, excellent lot of fn
ture, NC. enunerae, in part
Mahogany sofa, lounge, bureaus and dress tables
DO dining breakfast and centre-tabes
DO bedslead, wash sink, eight-day clock &c
Do wardrobe, book and mineral cases
Cane, rush. and wood-seat chairs
Maple bedsteads, washsiands, bureaus &c.
Feather beds bedding and mattresses
Andirons shovel and tengs, and tenders
Solar, hall, and other lamps
Parlor chamber, passage, and step carpets
Window curtains and Shades hearth rugs, &c
China, glass and crockefyware among which is a mod
white granite dinner set 49,
Hanging, toilet, aud other lookng-glasses
Radiator, cooking, and other stoves
With good lot OF kitchen requisites
Also, philosophical apparatus, electrical machine school
desks black boards Nc and lot of books with many oe
articles not necessary enumerate Terms cash '''
Sep l7-6t A. GREEN, Auciioneer
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TYLER,s NEW HOTEL.

On Pennsylvania aueaue, betrecn 81 aud Al streets
rTNIIOMPSON TYLER would inform his friends and the
public generally, that Monday, the 10Th of Septen-
Der, he will open his. house for the accommodation of
boarders. He occupies the house formerly kept by Miss
Shonnard the north side of Pennsylvania The
house has undergone extensive REPAIRS and every article
manufacturer
His long experience in hotel keeping in this city and
Richmond, Virginia, has enabled him TO anticipate the
wants OF those who may favor him with their patronage
and no exeon viii be spared to render their residence
his house as comfortable and pleasant attention their
wants. the best of fare and Portable quarters make
them. Sept 2I-2,wIm.
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Stoves, Crates. and Ranges,

Joseph II. NEVETr, Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
Wizards Gate Fuler) Hotel, would ask the attention
OF purchasers his large and the best, selection
STOVES AND CRATES ever offered in this city
lie will sell the lowest northern prices, and mis-
take. Among them, he has a alright and hoair
cooking warranted cook better and with less fuel
than any other in the market He has also n new
and beautiful style of radiator and wood paror stove
C before offered for sale in this city.
Buyers will find it much to their advantage CALL as he
will sell the very lowest prices and have all stoves care
fully put up as to insure certain satisfaction
He has just received large lot of splendid enameed
gaos which Tor beauty and cheapness be equaed
He still continues sell and put up the celebrated Bebe,
cooking range, which perhaps and appre.
clated than all the other ranges yet invented -
Gy-Do not forget the placsJos. H. NEWT sop, aide
Pennsylvania avenue ilth street Sent 22-eoaf,t
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M ARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of two wrs of feyi ia
Nl cias issued from the clerks Office of the circuit
District OF Columbia for the county of Washington
and directed shall expose to pubic sale for cash,
Tuesday the 18th day oil October next the front OF the
courthouse door of said county, the hour OF II o'clock
the following property, viz: Lots Nos. and (ogina
square No BIS n the city of Washington, seized and levied
upon the property of VIM. BUST, and sold satisfy -
dcias No. 10 March term 1915, and No. 81 udcias
October term 1896 Of said court, favor Of Robert Bus,
against said VIM Eui.t.
ALEXANDER HUNTER
Sept 22-dts Marshal OF the Dist. of Columbia.
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ROUGH AND READY

Old lack in the Field, and no mistake.
HAVE received further supply of grape and canister
i consisting Of
100 bags OF shot, all sizes
Duponts eagle POWDER of the best and finest quality
And Old Kentucky rifle powder in epound cansters
Percussion caps, fnts, &c.
Always to be had at the old stand, 7ib
Sept 2l-3t JOHN A. DONOH0O
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PROPOSALS. for carrying the mail Of the United

DROpOSALS for carrying the mall of the Uned
States from the close of navigation to Both June, ls9e
inclusive, in Michigan will be received the Contract VI
fee of the Post Oce Department, in the city Of Washing
ton, until g. m. of the ls day of November 1877 to pc
decided on the day, wit:
No 1881 From Michigan city, Indiana, by City West 10
Chicago, Illinois, 90 miles and back daily, during suspeh
sion OF navigation.
Leave Michigan city daily 3, m, arrive at Chicago
same day by 4, p. m.
Leave Chicago daily at !, M arrive Michigan city
same day by 4, p. m
NOTES.
Zach proposal should be accompanied by guaranty,
signed by one or more responsible persons in the following
manner, viz;
" The undersigned guaranty that ..
II his bid for carrying the mail from TO
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into an o
legation prior to the first day of December merit with g
and sufficient suretes perform the service proposed
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post
master, or other equivalent testimony that the garano
are men OF properly and able make good their guarahy
dorsed . pronosols for rout. NJ a-s, ~ :" and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster GcAera
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination
and the terms and conditions which the contract IS w
made, see the last annual advertisement.
c. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
Sept 14-w4w
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A GIVE sERvICE.-U

GIVE sEHv!CE.-Iaving been authorized by the
IA Secretary OF War to raise company Of active Young
men to operate against the guera ire
enter the service will now have opportunity This
corps is designed to between Vern Cruz and tie
city of Mexico for the purpose of keeping open the base Of
the operations of General Scott which win be AN active
service Young men from the surrounding country will
find this exciting campaigns and II they should feel
disposed the service by application AT the endez
in Washington they will be mustered into the service
and instructed the school of the soldier the squad and
company drill which will render them fit for immediate
E. B. ROBINSON, Captain
ScPt2 MAT Intel. please copyl
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IN n. GREEN. .guctfoxeer.

WINDOW GLASS AT AUCTION.--On Monday, tho
w 10th instant shall sell at my warehouse, 9th
street. Pennsylvania avenue, II O'clock large
and general assortment being in all eighty boxes,
sizes,
by TO- III by IT, by 13, 10 by H. ii by 49, 10 by H. IL
by H. Is by 20, coach glass, IL by ~, French crystal
The above is a consignment just received from New
York, and will be sold the highest bidder The glass
very superior quality, large part of which is OF double
and extra thickness, and worthy the attention OF dealers
and builders.
Terms of sale All of and under $40, cash
$20 credit of sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
Sept. Is A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
0j The above sale Is postponed, In consequence OF
the ncement weather, until Wednesday, the 10Th instant
same hour when shall sell, rain shine.
Sept. 2l-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION.-On Tuesday, the 18th instant, at 10
O'Clock shall sell the residence Of Mr. Patrick,
New York avenue the of 9th street, clark
ness Row. excellent assortment OF furniture nearly
new, viz:
Mahogany sofa and parlor chairs
Do dressing and plain bureaus hat rack &c.
Do dining, breakfast, card, and other tables
Cane and wood seat chairs, washstands, &c.
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Cane arm-rocker, bedsteads, looking glasses, &c.
Solar, lard, hall, and other lamps, glrandoles &c.
Brass work eghtday clock, painted window shades &c.
Toilet sets, andirons, shovels and tongs
China, glass, and crockery ware among which is
good white granite dinner set
Three-ply, ingr ain, passage, and step carpets
Hearthrugs, radiator and cooking stoves
Also, good lot of kitchen utensils
Terms of sale: All of and under $25 cash over
$ credit OF sixty and ninety days, for satsacto-
ry endorsed, bearing interest.
The attention OF the public is particularly invited to the
SALE as the furniture is of good quality nearly and
worthy oil their attention. a. GREEN,
Sept 21-6t Auconeer.
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Mhs. PohfEHs Seminary for Young Ladies'
lSl The next term will commence on Monday Septem-
Der 18th Session room, adjoining the First Presbyterian
church, u street, Aug 20-law3w@
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by X. w. DYER, .a.c,toneer.

III OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION.-On Thursday morning next, the 23d in.
slant, halpast O'clock shall SELL in front of my
ton store large of household and kitchen fur
niture; amongst which enumerate as follows, Wis
Mahogany sofas, chairs
Dining, card, and other tables
Wardrobes, bureaus, pier tables
Mahogany and walnut French bedsteads
High and French-post do
China, crockery, and glass
Beds, mattresses, Nc, with lot of kitchen utensils
Terms cash. ROBT. w. DYER,
Sept I'D Auctioneer
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Hu n. GREEN, .quc,fonecr.


IJORSES, COWS, OXEN, HAY CORN, FARMING
IL UTENSILS, NC, AT AUCTION.-On "Wednesday
the 18th instant, if firf not The fair day. SHAH
sell, the residence and farm Of Robert Clark ESQ in
Prince Georges county, Maryland, about ght miles from
Washington, four miles from Bladensburg near the
Adelphia Mills, adjoining the farm of MI. Diggs, very
extensive lot of the above, named We enunlerate in
part
IS head OF horses, among them a span well matched
10 do OF and calves
yoke of oxen
wagons and harness
ox-carts and horse-car
carryau, nearly new, and harness. cart gear, &c.
family carriage and harness
buggy and harness
Ploughs, harrows, cultivators, wheat fan, and corn
shelter
large lot of farming utensils in general
Also, 6O stacks OF prime timothy hay corn fodder
DC.
From 800 to 400 bbls. corn, with other grain, tobac
&c
Sale to commence at TO O'Clock, a. M
Terms, All sums of and under $40, cash SO a
credit OF and months for notes bearing interest," salts
iactorily endorsed
Sep S--eodNds A. GREEN, Auconeer
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ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, would inform

his friends and the public generally that he has just
received his stock of fall and winter goods direct from New
York. bought in person, and selected with great in
view OF the great competition, such cloths cassmees,
and vesngs OF the latest mporations which goods Will be
made order in superior STYLE and cheap be
made in the United States His stock will be found larger
and more complete than in any former Persons
wishing purchase clothing good terms will do well TO
defer making their purchases until they call and examine his
stock am fully prepared compete with the times and
all ask is call. think can show you goods that can
not be found in any other store in this city, unless find
them in of the establishments of merchant ailors.
Always on hand large and fashionable assortment Of
readymade clothing of my make cloth cloaks and
overcoats frock dress, and sack short have
hand every article uecdnl for gentlemens fine
dunn and ow-prced clothing to suit the condition OF all
DO not mistake the store, e under the U. s. Hotel be-
tween Sd and Al streets.
Sept 20--3tif z. w. B.
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CONsTABLE'S SALE..-By virtue of two writs Of pen
~ ditioni erpoas, issued by John l.. Smith, esq., of
the justices OF the peace Tor the county Of Washington to
directed will expose to sale, public auction, upon
the premises on Monday the 2Oh day Of September
O'Clock, p m. for cash, house and lot situated the
OF 9Th and ID Streets in the city of Washington
known lot No. L. square 4O7, late the property of Ow
Connolly seized and taken in execution at the suit Of
Richard Vansant. J. +. WANNALL,
Aug. l8-3t Constable.
%, The above sale is postponed till Friday, the oath, at
O'Clock. Sept. 2l--3
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TiWR RENT.-A comfortable threc-story brick dweInns
l. house. with every necessary convenience on n go
(north side) between 9th and 7h Terms modea"'
Apply 70 Mr., Wheeler, next door,
Sept li-eod3t ---
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(tARPETINGS.The subscribers would call special
~ tenon their superior of carpetings Their
stock complete, comprising all the usual styles Per-
from the bordering counties OF Maryland and Virginia,
well as Baltimore win find it their advantage
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. 0-3tif ID CLAGETT & CO.
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wv ANTED to rent dwelling already furnished for
w small family. Address G. s. through the post Of
fee. Sept. 1O--3t*
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Tickets $l5-shares in proportion.
To the above magnificent scheme, which has been rarely
equaed in point of attraction, and in which three
Der prize be less than I 000we invite particular atten-
ton. The risk package Of whole tickets is only S2O
and for packages OF halves quarters and ghths proper
One package of tickets may draw the four splendid
capitals of $1,000 81 800. $I5000 and 50O0O amounting
to the beautiful fortune of
1880 DOLLARS.
We have tickets in all the daily Baltimore lotteries
Orders will have prompt and confidential attention
ID. PAINE &c CO., Alexandria, Va
22--6tidS1c -
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From the Boston Evening Transcript.

from the Boston Evenlng TRANSCRIPT
FRANKLrN-THE HOME BoYHooD-The racy de-
scrpton which follows of the house which the home
Of Benjamin Fankins boyhood, viii be read with
sal interest," not only in this country but throughout the
civilized world 1t is copied from the Boston spond
ence OF the National Anli-Savery Standard;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-12
o.rrs'Pss4c-es If a' National Intelligence.

-, BALTIMORE, APRIL S-5 y. NJ.
We have had less than three arrivals from Enpla nd
today rather. the brought by arrivals at N York
and Phadcpha; first. tho ship Liberty; second the ship
Gladiator and third, at Philsdephis, the ship Wyoming
with intelligence days later In consequence OF
this news (the first arrival having noted advance in
btesdsius with incroasnigdem and abroad) our market
has been in very feyersh state.
After closing my oter of yesterday heard of sae. of
at 1878, which latter figures were made this
morning; but holders running half mad in ancp alton OF
further advance refused operating to any extent MANY
would not take S6,75, but asked S6,s7Ia7.
The news OF the Wyoming shows a decline OF one to
aud hall shings per barrel the highest quotations
OF the Gladiator; also decline Of shings per quarter
This has damper over the hopes and 81
pectatons high the morning. and there are now sell
les OF Hour at S6621, without finding purchasers City
miles sold yesterday S6,75. and refused to-day
must oi course deciino. My impression Is that so will
be taken Tomorrow The last sales Of
at S6,75-now declined. Corn meal held OF S4s7. The
supply Of Hour in store for actual sale (a tod not over
10000 barrels.
The supply OF grain is very light Sales Of good to prime
rcd wheat at lao $50 cents. Choice white wheat 50
l6O; little arriving it decline with -four White
corn 50 10 81 cents yellow do 9ls93. The recent ne ws
will reduces these rates. the decline is TO three shil
lrgs per quarter. Oats As Rye So Coverseed S4a4
FiaSseed Sl4O:Timothy do 50, S7s3.l2I whiskey ad-
vanced this morning 27a2S cents Provisions without
ehnnge prices firm Beef cattle SO so per 90 bs gross
average. Hogs S6,62Ia7. Common washed wool 22a24
cts. Plaster SO per Timothy hay Sl2al3 per ton
The tobacco market is without change or movement No
new crop arrived Receipts expected 10 be at
soon, when prices will be fixed.
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Late from Santa Fe.

The St. Louis Revee Of the 3lst ut. contains San
re news TO tho Sd Of February. Several actions had
taken place between tho insurectonisis and the Ame-
neans Col. Price with $50 men, had n battle with 1000
mexcans at La Comada. in which tho Americans
torious, and 36 Of tho enemy killed.
Another battle occurred few days afterwards ut Sans
Bada, with n similar result
An action had occurred between the Missouri volunteers
anu the MeSicans a Moro, in which Capt. Headley the
commander OF the volunteers killed The Americans
then retired to Vegas. reinforcement OF 200 was
sent from Santa Fc under Col Morrison. whose appear
sncs the MoIcans abandoned Moro, after numbering eight
Americans.
The insurectionis,s mostly Of the rabbc. Don
GEL the Secretary OF State under Gov Boni, acting
Governor OF Santa Fe. In skrmish between the voun-
teers under Capt ST. Vrain and the nsurreconis Mex
lean was killed wearing Gov. Bents and shirt There
was much sickness at Santa Fe from three five deaths
occurring daily. moailY tcnmatnra
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lotteries.
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

k rs . al n, r so, =. yS .1a, Ssy
Drawn Nos Of Lse.su'r EIn No ;. April OH:
-: ~ 80 . 20 81 GO ii 40 so IS
~ ~ 4 rn", nor. c.p..,r. ...s, 1900.
Drawn Nos. of Monoarnlia, No. u. AprS Oh '''
G5 81 81 10 . SIS - o. 81 IS
$1,000. 1000.
MISUNDERSTANDING No rs Capital. O. 600 ann 9ooo Ism
lo'o 10 Of 75O' &C &c Nos, II drawn Ticket, 81 have.
Tusray-New Jsr.ry No ~ Capitals: $4,000. $500 1000
1000 1875 10 Of 1900 10 OF IOoo &c. - Nos. dawn
Tickets "; halves quar's-2
s2o.529. 5000
Wsdnesday-Aierabdria, No is Capitals. s2asao 900
1900 1900 1912 so Of 1000 nc rs Nos drawn Tickets &C.
$4,000. 5OOo
Thur,tay-Ne- Jersey No 30. Capits- Of $4,000 5000
5000 S.,O 10 Of 1900 &c rs Nos, Il drawn Tickets IS
halves So quarrel" IS.
$4,000, 1000.
fHaay-Le,.eurs EItra No G. Capitals $4,000. 1000 600.
&C &c rs Nos - drawn Tickets 81, halves qrs
$1,000. 1000.
Friday Nizb-MoDOngaia No. Is. Capitals: $1,000 5000
1873 1000 COO &c Is Nos Is drawn Tickets so haive.
$4,000. 1000
sanrday-su"eI. e. No 81. Capital, $4,000. 1000 SOO
&c &c. rs Nos, ~ dawn Tickets ~. halves So q IS
S35 294. 10000.
saurdsy-ALExANDRIA LOTTERY Class q for Ami ,7,b.
1877 Capas s152s 10000. 65OO 1000 25s5 1000 $500
of 1850, 10 re Nos, Il drawn Tickets $40 have,
5, qp2,5O.
9Th. GO Number Loey-l3 drawn ballots Grand
5000, 10000. 5000 $780, 2352, 500
Of $50 Tickets s9 halves g. Certificate Of paek,se,
OF % Wboles siOs, shares IN proportion
Magnificent Schemes,
To BE DRAWN I5th AND 29th MAY
oRAsD CArtrALs:
s6oOOO-o Primes OF s00OO-2O do 5nOO-ICO Of 1000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, class No Is47 to be dn wn
at Alexandria Saturday, May Is. Isi7.
Magnificent Scheme II grand Prize $4,000 600 TO-
OoO 10000 10000, 10000 OOo 10000 10000 10 600
100 OF 1000 20 Of 5000 ISIS Of 400 200 100 &c
amounting to sI,Ios,Is7.
- NO LOTTERY-I3 DRAWN BAIIOTs
Tickets $40, halves TO- quarters s. erhhs ESQ Certificate
OF package OF 2s Whole Tickets do 90 halves quarters
and cgbtasin pfoporton.
$4,000. $4,000. 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LOrTERM elas No fot l547 TO BE- drawn
Al A-Iandfia Saturday. May 2ptb. Is47.
&C No LOTTERY.
ii erawn Nnmters each Package OF twenty Tickets.
Scheme prize Of 100000. $1,000 10000 5000 1880 10 Of
1900 600. 20 Of 3cO, 1870 OF 900. &c,
Tickets sl0 halves $50. $50 eghths l,s7
OF package Of 20 Whole Tickets $3.50 Co. Of quarters
aui eishthS prOpori,
~ Buyers are referred list Prizes which registered
al the Once a. proof OF what la, been done and every
ing continues to increase The number sold and paid By
" Orders foE packages certificates IN the above
Schemes and IN ali Lotteries, promptly TO- and
drawing sent when requested.
Please address orders To y. sTRATToE,
Rehmo W
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Riot, in swizersnd prevent the expectation Of
still continue. There have been extensive inundations In
Hungary The Pope is still receiving 'golden opinions
IRON all sorts Of people" by his liberal and eoneila,o
policy. Mr.. Golden had interview with him, Februa-
~ 22d.
Out Of l79 mills ut Manchester. 50 were working full
time 65 soou time. and ~ had stopped. The average
number Of working hours per day. was abort seven.
The Grand Duea Theatre at CaSruhe burns
and about 20 lives io- The oT the
Court boxes and caught the hansnE and tbs ~hlc building
instantly In flames Among the victims btoih-r Of ~
HoubuIg The Of eters Of N wAbsl the ptov,sr
whole family who had Just arrived from Esberg and an
English family who got Loaf tie CORRIDOR beside. many
and chillfen.