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The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-07
yesterdays MEXICAN NEWS.

Yesterdays MEXICAN NEWS.
The New Orleans papers Of the soth ulL failed TO
reach Us by last evenings mail but the Charleston
Courier Of the 9TH inst has the details Of the news
Of which we gave brief outline yesterday BY Tele-
graph from Richmond.
The details are utterly unsatisfactory.
The adviees from Vera Cruz are to the 23d Of Iu.
ly. The Vera Cruz Sun Of that date says that no
authentic intelligence had been received from Gen.
Scott.
On the other hand the Vera Cruz correspondent
of the New Orleans Times says positively that he
has seen letter from Puebls. which stated that all
hopes Of peace were at an end, that Gen. Scot
would commence his march upon the capital on the
18Th Of July, and that Santa Ana had force Of
$4,000 men ready to oppose his advance.
There is not q word Of confirmation of the rumor
few days ago about the appointment Of commits
sioners to meet Mr.. Trist
One thing is certain--there has been no regular
communication between General Scott and Vera
Cruz. The Union Of last evening says that the
Department received no dispatches by yesterday
mail.
A great deal Of she news about the possibility Of
peace is made up Of speculations taken from the Vera
Cruz Sun, Spanish paper interested in leading the
American public mind astray.
Gen. Pierce left Vera Cruz with 5000 men and
$50 wagons. He met the Guerrilists beyond Santa
Fe and after four hours skirmish drove them from
the field, with great loss on their side. Santa Fe
village burned by order Of the General and it
believed that all the hamlets within ten miles Of
Vera Cruz would share the same fate.
Col. De Russy only lost ten men in his encounter
with the 400 Mexicans. His 6-pounder was all
that saved him.
Eight hundred troops arrived at Vera Cruz on the
23d ultimo. The town had been under considerable
alarm from attack Of the guerlists after General
Pierce marched, but the continued arrival Of fresh
troops had put away all fears.
Com. Perry had gone to Tobasco to evacuate it.
The health Of Vera Cruz was no worse.
The Picayune Of the Both nlt. has a letter from
the City Of Mexico dated the 10th Of July in which
the writer scouts the idea Of peace but says nothing
whatever about Commissioners having been appoint
Cd. He says also that the Government Of Mexico
does not even dream Of peace.
Since the above was written, we have additional
and stirring intelligence from Mexico. See tele-
graphic news.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-07

CATALOGUE OF T'E.AS
N SALE AT THE WAREHOUSES; OF THE
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-07

The finest specimens Of green and black teas evsr
sold in this country, are imported by the Pskn Tsa
Company, 70 and n Fulton street. Those who
want good teas = reasonable prices can always Get
them there.-Tnbune. 11a9 $50
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-07

The Pekin Tea Company, rs and N Fulton st.,
are performing agreat and good work, and will, il
few years beyond all doubt, drive all the poor teas
which have dslnged this country, and deffauded
consumers o. the article, out Of this market. They
import but pure fragrant teas, and retail tbem
by the single pound at wholesale prices Families
are always sure of obtaining good tsas at this great
warehouse, in quantities to suit their convenience
and at the same price that the merchant pays who
buys to sell again.-Daily True Sun.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-07

YOUNG HYsoN, good. M 81
DO do sweet cargo, "a
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-07

We drink Green Tea, and for many wears have
been paying one dollar per pound for il. But
thanks to the Pekin Tea Company, we now get !.
better tea from them Ut rs cents per pound. We
drink one pound per week, by which we are now
saving thirteen dollars per year. and enjoying better
tea In the bargain. Commend us to the Pekin Tea
Company say we.-Mirror. -
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
Notice is hereby Given.

fHsHAr at q sale af lands for the non.laYiheni
,d takes due thereon. held at the eeafl.heasf
.I..F "A tie tounly Of Lafayette, Ia Tie State Of
a,e.nsas. pursuant Ia lawful notice gwen hY the
..a.filT Of said county Of Lafayette, aud IN con-
,a.aa.ly With the lAws ef SAID SLATE, On Tie hisl
Isa5sy a! November, A Isii, beng The
ieaf.h day Of said monh, the following described
ttaea or parcels Of land. assessrd iha saAfa m ni
nauis q A. DcsmAFa Sefs sifieAeh ON 10 '.aa ;.
nnil, to Nit ...., ,h..,,..s s...,
:. ,ss.n.bin riehteea south Of range twenty live
-, soniaainr one hundred and SIXTY asfss isf
the sun Of 81 ".
rbs east.hali Of section three "a township nins-
18th al range twenty-five west containing
aa0 acres Tor the sum Of 80 10
IT, nafth.easi quarter Of section thiriy.thfee
.5..,.n.blp erhteen south OF range twenty-five
=, ,antaininr 100 aefss for the sum Of - ~
r. s,uth hall Of asetieh thirty three IN town.
hin s,sh,esn south Of range twenty-five vest,
ssat.inina 800 acres iaf the sum OF 80 40.
All the wet half Of the northwest quarter of
.sr,ion thifty.lo four IN township eighteen soHth Of
,,n,e twenty-five west, containing 80 acres for
lhe sum Of 81 bl. ,,l.,,
All Of which said lau4a ~s,s Soid ana o'ngh'
far the amount Of taxes, penalty ana eoa'' uus ,
,h.,.on f,f the year A. d. le!i, and The SAD
=
's,,ss,,d. arc now held by the said John J. Bn'i
nv deed Of conveyance duly executed by The
'S.6,r Of lafayette county Aforesaid by virtue Of
.a,ha,,ty yered ia hin, BY the laws Of The state
~ ATksns,a Now. therefore, notice is hereby
s'ysu IA ni persons gho may be oonerrned' or
"a -, up any right. title or clam 10 all or any
a ,bs above described tracts OF parcels oi land
:, nn,sh,-ed as aforesaid, 10 consequence Of any
,assrmaIity, ireguaFily or Illegally connected
,g,h ,ueh sale, or ior any cause or deieci "hAl
,yr, I'M, in conformity to the act Of the General
A,.,,nay 49, Of the state Of Arkab,aa in relation TO
"a. titles" approved the % q November a. D
sae. constituting "ehap,eJ l49 Of the Revised
s,stu.sa ,hs, will apply TO the orcnh court
n Lafayette county. 10 be holden ai the court
l,nss al ala county on the 6rst Monday in oeio-
is,' A d. i5l7, being the ith dsy thereof for con,
s,,,s,ion Of tiils IN and to said lands purchased
:. sSoresad and all persons interested are hereby
a,,,ssd 60 appear at said time and place, and
,ho,, cause, II any they can, why lhs titles to
"a ana as aiar, said should noi be confirmed
according TO law. ,,,,r,. nptT1,
p.s.nh.f 9, Is4fI
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
GARDEN SEEDS,
GROW OF 1916.

EXPECT To receive by the lsl Of iaaaaFy
Ik4f large and general assortment Of
GARDEN SEEDS, faised aud put up 10 order
hY the Society OF United Quahrn at Euaedi
Connecticut These seed4 are warraated 10 be
fresh and genuine aud Of the kind Fenfesehied
with directions about planning culture, Ne lshoae
wanting variety of sesd5 would do wall to send
thsiE orders accompanied with the oaslil imues
diately, aud have them filled rs soon as the seeds
aTHye. Among ,hen may be found
Green Globe Adiehaku==6iant Aapafagust
Haaek BedHs- fellow ss week, feiugta Of
l01l to !, red mlFfuRi Rob Roy
RaHaias BeaRs--LafEs Lama, Carolina while
dutch unneru, LARGE scarlet do, dutch case knife
pole white,
Bssts-Eahy dat hassauo, boodinnip efanFe,
french amber white aslieia long blood, inansel-
Naflssl, bine plant
Iifaeoli assorted
U4ahfsrfrs assorted
Galbsgs--Eahy sugar Iaai early dutch, early
Yafk, Afkey'. carry dwarf, large York, mans
maih. new. dumhead savoy, lurnip rooted ahove
tie ground orpope robe. do. do below the sfaund.
Hfsss--EGifa uafled
aafunbsr- Early green cluster, long green
turkey, eary Persian shite spiuc, Sc, Ne.
Ega Planf-Larre purple aud large white.
kals-Grocn oufsd Scotch, white do. sea.
LsifHee--l0 different varieties,
HfllsHf different varieties
0a.aas-Silyer skiai yellow, Rcd, French OF
Wslah.
Prsaips Gunsey af cup, long white, hollow
efown.
Par slsy-- Assorted.
Pefs.4n Msiloas-A iaFgs variety
pfas-Prnee Albert, May extra, Washington,
Charlton. Bishops early dwarf, white maFFoSiai,
hlaek eyed, blue imperial, Ne.
peapsr-Squasll, OK heart, ball nose, mammoth
eayenne, cherry, sweet Spanish
pamaiiss--Mammolh,l large yellow and chase.
R4dihl-Eafly aud laie--lO varieties.
RlabmL-Assoriad.
Satisfy OF vegetable oYslef.
Sgaasl-Crook neck Of winief' ysgetahe, mar
row. sweet potato. bush crook neck dutch sum.
mef zsollup, white aud yellow.
Tafaips--Early spFiuE. early snow haH, garden
.taas. lafre English Norfolk, white globe, red top
I'm Isayed. w!ite flat d., extra white top, yellow
4bsfassn, d ,le's yellow highhrcd French, yellow
and vbite rntahaFa. SC. sairon sage, aamnef
ave. eslsry. 4 variety Of MELONS Sc &e
zs's' JAS. $ BAIRD.
Washington, Afks. Dec. y, 1868
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
NOTICE

Ill persons Interested are hereby notified
I \ that l will apply 10 the Honorable Probate
Court Of llrmpsiead county. in the state Of Ar.
kansas, at the Apill term thereof A, d, ls47,
Ior an order to sell the following described real
state, belonging to tho estate Of Thomas Eljrdee,
dre., for the purpose OF paying the debts Of said
Deceased, to Wit The | Of the l Of sec
10, south Of range ~ west. at which time all
persons may attend II they think proper
r. p, WILLIAMS, Administrator
Of the estate Of fhos Eldndgs, dec
Washington, Jan. %, lei7.lO-3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
Dissolution.
Executors notice.

Tl'HE public are hereby informed that the pub
Hshed sale Of the negroes belonging to the
estate Of Samuel Baldwin, dec, will not take
place at the time advertised
JOHN D. sPRAGINS,
us Executor S Baldwin
Jan. 2i, l547.J
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
To Printers.

TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
HBylIE subscribers have opened new iNrt
ForSnRY in the city Of New York, whore
lhry are ready Ia supply orders 10 any extent Tor
any kind OF Job fancy lypa, iak, paperi cares
pa,eys, bnss rule, steel column rule, composition
sticks, ehasea. aud every article necessary Tor
printing office.
The type which are Gus, in new maalds' nom
an entirely new sal of matrices, with deep eour,
iers. afe waFranleh to be unsurpassed by any, nhd
viii ba sold nj prizes to suit the times Az inc
type nnished by Us il "hand east
Painting presses furnished. aud also steam en-
pincs Of the masl approved patterns
n. D. \ marhinesl scoustantly IN aHendanne
TO repar presses aud light work.
Composition rollers east for pllnlefs
rl-Edtes Of newspapers who will hny 'hiet
times us much type as their bills amonnl TO- may
DIV, tbe above az months Insertion in lheit papers
and send their papers containing II TO the sub
'''''''" facKcRoFr & oYEREND
ian
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
Malice 10 Planters.

r,,uE undrnirned has opened shop ior taf
manufacture Of and repairing Gin STANDS
IL nth. vss, Of Washington IN the shop
sap a,,y LIZ occupied By John Mays. H. pledges
s.m..lf 70 manufacture Gins Of the most IN
...n.eg s,ylc aud finish, wurrantinr all work done
bim raual to the representations.
Having recently made large aud EXTENSIVE
,,ehasss Of the best material in the eastern e'ps'
s,,,b nll facilities for executing work wl'h prompt
ns., and dispatch, he hopes to merit a share "'
ibe public patronage, heretofore 50 hOe'aHy ga
tended to him ..--.,.., c.-..,.
~ - ~ A. Block in Washington
Al ''l' ''''' J. R CROSBY
,v.shi,,,on. Dec 30, ls46.6.u
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
Establish c d in Elsl6.

FsNHE undersigned tenders his services to a'
persons aWning lands IN the Stair o Mu'
slssirI aud AaEASsAs, as an Agent 10 sell lands
TO pay taxes, Frdeem lands sold for taxes, record
deeds, pr, cure Information In relation 70 the quul
ty, situation, local advantages, aud value Of lands
in any part of The aforesaid Slalesi OF any other
business connected with
GENERAL LAND AGENCY,
From more than twenty yeara of extensive
mercantile operations, in the town of Petersburg
Virginia, aud from the practical experience he
has had in land matters, having heen large
owner uf lands in both uf The Slaias hefnfe named.
for upwards Of ten yenrs past, has afforded him
an abundant opportunity, "a attending 10 his oira
interest IN Id maftfrs, to acquire a thorough
knowledge af all thai Is necessary u BE- known.
in order ia attend faithfully to the interests Of a
those who mai eaniidc their business 10 his man.
agcmrni; and h, therefore itiieFs himself thai
\. will be able to give entire satisfaction to all
suc. As II Is bis intention TO make no adrnaees
II msasg, under any circumstances. il will b.
expected that all who commit theIf hasnoss 10 hi.
care, will accompany their orders with sufficient
amount Of eazh to meet oil disbursements that
may b. required,
Remilaaeez may be made taf fls risk n fAe
srfersl in naiss Of or certificates # deposiics n
any solvent hanks IN the United STATES
An communications addressed to RnwRRs &
Co, MrmnHis, faHssssse oria W II Bowrss
Linls Raek. AflaHsas. postage paid. will meet
with prompt attention, Il accompanied with
sufficient, sum 10 cover the expenssz af inyesiga-
ton, NM. II. BOWERS.
Sep. l6, lsi6.4i4
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
RATES OF THE
i,ingf0n Hotel.

BOARDING by the month, $40
, llaafd.ug and lodging refmanth, Sia
heaf,ling aud lodging pr week during court
arphiie Times, s5
liaafding and lodging per day during eonrl OF
puhe times, 81
linarding aud lodging per week, - 50 80
llaafdlng aud lodging per day, IS
sinfle meat, q
iiadEinEt 9i
tinfse iced, %
Keeping horse - hours. "a
keennF man mud horse nil night, 81 a5
Keeping horo per week, 81
month, $40
lloatdsrs will be expected TO pay at the end Of
each month
No credit at the bar
r +. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Washington, August ., lsl5-ig-tC
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
Agents fOrlhc Telegraph.

Medical CGRG.
H1utTuR }. A L PuEuuM eth HIs -
- Wee 90 the aIII4saa 0. ihs lseH aI Nasa-
HsEian aud Hampstead epuiy "a - saf.aae
HT#nsa's OF had#HH H. mas l. IaHaz al a
#sIfs sse.Fi ehHa H#aas tHt 4 either
al His aiiire ia MIHHkH tmidHas. HHa#5s LIED
zas 3 snfr, OF Al ii. ate fu4sf a suah's
Fa#lHsra.
Nash.rrioa, -. Is. 1sst q
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
40, 900 acres Of LANDS
FOR SHE,
IN THE STATES OF ARKANSAS
AND MISSISSIPPI.


VIE undersigned now oilsrs for sale rasrY
THOUSAND AcREs oF LAND t4D,Ul0l, Li the
cotton growing region Of the Slptcs II AREaSAs
ani Mis'issiFT, In quantities io suit purchaser.
Among the COUNT Of the former are H-npsiesa.
Sfuier, Dallss, Clark OHaeliis, Uaios, and
Liffyfiie, and among the count s Of the latter
stlie, are Dss6io, MlBlaN. Taaiea, Pasols,
Yill1sRsla, chnciIr, Cgr8n, Hsiiass, TiNd.
Alieitr, Hnis, WHliHPios aud r1sau. Town.
ship Maps have been procured Of a part Of these
lands, taken from the original plais OF o. 5. Sur.
veya, shewitg accurately, the water courses, Sc.
Ani the undersigned has also procured At great
expense, competent persons ic examine o portion
Of these lands, by quarter sections. who have
furnished copuus field notes, giving a minute ae.
count Of the growth of timber. undcfsfuwth aud
shUbbery; with a diagram Of the springs. wafer.
courses, Ac.; as also tho quality, situation. local
advantages, and value u each quarter section
separately
TERes-Fige paymcnta, one iiih cash Ia hand
and the rrdue in one two, three aud four yrars.
equal iusialmenis, with interest r. m date oi .ale
n. B.-Pcrsons owning plantations adjoining.
Or IN the vicinity Of these lands. eau be called
upan, who will show them to those wishing to Dur.
chase with a view to settlement.
Further iniofmaiion can be had By addressing
bowers 4 Co, Memphis. Tenn. or Wm. n
Bowers. Little Rock, Afks, or J. Sidney Smith
Washington, Hampstead county, Arks, posiqgs
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
NOTICE.

,F'llE snhsefihen have formed partnership
4 for the purpose Of lFansantIng general
COMMISSION Ann rAcruRAuE HrsrNEN
in New Orleans, under the style Of bonner q
Smith
They will l.guIdaic the affairs, and continue
The business Of ihr late firms Of J. Bonner & Co.
and T., Smith 4 Co
All coltons to our address will BE- covered by
insurance Tor the full market value, uuass other.
wise instructed at or before time Of shipment
JAMES BONNER,
ENEAS SMITH.
Office 35 Camp street, New Orleans.
September lsi, lsiG.3m
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
o-r.ssov OOO'OtIno

WM II. BOWERS
GggrE,L LANb AGEScY,
LTLE No,E, ATkausgs. and al
Mfwms, TfHlfssss
Sep l6, ls!f.4s
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

ilbEfsANH
FgNlIts preparation il now the cheapest as well
] as the most permanent and lasting cure ever
before offered to the public for the following dis
eases. va Bilious, Intermittent and rmtlent
lcvefs, in all their modified lafns, grades and
comp lieaiions from the mosl violent aud malignant
attacks down to the simplest, nneomplicaled ease
Of aHun or ehills aud fever, aud for the cure Of
many other discusses mentioned in the directions
accompanying each box Of the pills,
We wnuId call the attention Of the public IN
general 10 the use of tins medicine as the hesi
family medicine now IN use. To those who may
not be- acquainted with these pills, II any, We
would refer them to T. + Sullivan Of Washington,
who can give them any information respecting
their efficacy, as he has aid over lOOO boxes in
the last few ysars, al the pre- Of $3.50 per bot,
also 10 h. ] llaUis Of Spring liill, who has sold
several hundred boxes, and 10 any Of our agents
throughout the country
Tie abaso pills for sale wholesale and retail
by 7 JET
Also faT sale bi retail by u J. Harris Spring
I'LL; Prescott, Belts 4 Co, fulton' Chratham \
Walker. Gnlumhus' Edwin Ovens, Murlrcesbofot
aud Al every public place IN the country
July. lsl5-l9,
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
NE w GO DS.

NEW ODS.
EssRs. COLLINS n sNAN have tbis
day received the following goods, which
ihey will sell loi Cash, Geilan BctfWas, aesi
l.dss and Pelify.
RES.
% barrel. super flour,
25 barrels susaf
a5 bnncis WhiskeY.
10 hafirls molazses,
5 baHrls maekuftl
30 bags RIO ooiiee.
80 sacks ALT,
French aud American brandy,
Tobacco, segars. saap. candies,
Powder butter, eheese Sc.
DRY GOODS.
Iaehi aud dark prints. m. De I.ains aud Cab.
mere, b. h six warp ainaeea, shnwis. innsi|nz.
lawns, lagrs, hosiery glafes. iHawn and hlsarbsB
shesiing and shiunH, iaKea, Ruscya LInssy.
Kent iehas' hannels' blue and b. b Bruado!olhs
aud Gassimrfs
CLOTHING.
nlns, black, dress aHd ifaeA oaals. black and
fancy eaasirn"'c pants. eashneic satin white
anu heufea AlaI5cllie vfsia with iinc assulliasHt
Of shifia.
BOOTS AYD SHOES.
Superior calf srwei boois. heavy calfpegrrd
boots, heavy calf Napoliiou boots. heavy mud
boots, heavy kip boots, mrn aud boys kip and
russet bpgaus, ladies and children shoes.
MA rs.
-Four cases new and fashionable hats. together
with drab, pearl. wool and palm hats
Nails, CadHgs Iron, iSd Sir-i.
In addition to the aboye. we have a stock Of
Summer Clothing. general asaorimeni of Gro.
eedes. Dry Goods Hardware. Queens and Tin
ware. One n ihe paTnrrl has recently returned
0om the north, where tho boots. shoes. hats and
dry goods wrrc bought n The manufacturer. and
are new and Fashionable styles One Of US viii
have m few days iof New Oronus aud the
nouh, and We shall he in receipt of 1ew goods
by nearly every boat during navigation ws
respectfully ask alI ia call aud examine uur stock
hrioi' purchasing elsewhere.
March 2j, lsi6-2G
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
Land for Sale or Remt.

4 GREAT BARGAIN can be had in The
~ residence Of the late Samuel Baldwin. by
making application to The subscriber. There arc
one hundred or more acres clengcd, fresh and IN
good condition for the culture Of cotton or any
other product suitable TO this climate. The houses
fences and other fixtures are all in good repaIr
JOHN BOULDIN
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
SAMUEL J. COOK Il r. NJ. HARDY

SAMUEL J. COOK d X. NJ. HARDY
IA We ASSOCIATED ruEMsHlvFs ~ TnH
rRtcricH or fig law.
HEY will give their JOINT attention Ia all
business entrusted 10 either Of ihrm and
will attend the circuit, county and probate coufis
Of the counties composing ihf 9Th Judicial Circuit.
the courts Of the county Of bradley, aud the ~.
prtme aud federal courts Al the city Of Little
Rock; and will ..su attend Ia any business en-
trusted 10 them in the Parishes Of Claiborne.
Union aud jackson, Louisiana
ADDR ESSf
s.aIz ! Cook, Magnolia. iiaiaa Co, Arls.
r. NJ H.Rnr, ~ p8fada. Union q ~ ifts.
Jan o., tst6-ls
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
Britts Hotel,
WASHINGTON, HEMPSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.

llE subscriber begs leave 10 inform he friends
aud the public. chat hc still continues busi.
ness At IBIS old stand where he has supplied him.
sei with every thing necessary Tor the accom-.
mediation Of the travelling community IIs house
ls comnoi.oug The rooms well arranged for
Families and lie table well supplied with the best
the mhike affords
iiis stables nre large, houuiimlly supplied with
proycnd'r' and attended By cnrehI ost-T
Ito pledges himself that nothing shall be- want
ing on hs part to rrudor comfortable no who may
be pleased 10 give him call. llI. charges will be
hs moderate a- those Of nny other horse in the
south as an evidence of which he refers to the
following
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
STRATTON,S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world say what they can
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man,

Dawn Nos. Of Alexandris, Ne 6-Feb 10:
So SO IS "a 30 ~ &c "a 4 60 40 25 A.
Ticket Nos. 81 ~, prize of OO sold and paid by
STRATToN.
- Dawn r. e I----. = 20 Ir,r
Sc - g. 10 As Al 80 Al ~ "a Is CO Is 10 81.
5000, 1000.
Fnday-Monon7nhs, No &. Capitas sSOOO 1000 900 500
400 OF 200 &C. GO Nos, 10 drawn. Tekets $50 halves
75e quarters 37e.
$1,000. 1922
Saturday MoTnnE-sus.eI, No 10. Capita-S7O00 iIse
1000 Of 500 OF SOC &c rs Nos - drawn Ticket, 50
hAves /; qrs. So
1000. 1000
Saturday Evening-sus,eI Extra No - Captas: $4,000
1000 3i5 &c 7s Nos II drawn. Tickets so quar-
2Se
$4,000!
' "
sFrrSpip PRur[ OF $4,000 LOCO 5000 5000 100
OF 1000, 10 OF 300 90 or $50 &c, &c
rs NO LOTTERY-I2 DRAWN BALLOTS
Tickets $40; halves quaT;es Cedairs OF packages
OF Is Whole Tickets sI3O-s5 halves 65 % qrs So
S35 29I.
AleHlndI Lottery Class II, Is47 to be drawn February
20, lss7. ''
PNlzrs prLe OF s35 29I 10000 500 1000 Of
1000 Of $780, OF 1880 30 OF 1880 20 $780, OF 400
&c, &C.
II DRAWN NOS. OUT OF IS.
Tickets $40 halves 5uarters so. Certificate packages
OF 20 Whole Tickets $40, halves 90. quarters 30
p Buyers referred which registered
at the Once, proof OF what and every Draw
inE continues 10 increase the sold paid BY me-
0 Orders for packages eeh,ate single tickets in the above
Schemes and ali Lotteries be promptly attended TO- and
drawing when requested.
Please address orders n sTRATToN
Rirhm Va