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The important contribution made by the news
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of the the great English soldier aud statesman TIE
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appeared at the time Of his death together with leading
ticles Oh the occasions
On Tuesday,
A DIGEST OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR, Syuthet-
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4 MAN of BUSINESS and an experienced

Book-keeper . DESTROYS Of incressng means Of
supporting family h employing his eyea-nss either in
could te made available. Address INDUSTRY, r..bzn.
Offce.
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ITHE GREAT FAIR of the AMERICAN

l. INSTITUTE continues open every day, tsnndays eA
eepted.) from AN until 10 Pm. The Managers are hsp
py TO be able that al the arrangements 81 Castle
Garden ere now completed. The Machinery val he IN iG
objectionable plans and models ior the Rag Premium are
all in constute department Of great attraction The
Horticultural ROom--the display IN the Gallery and man
Saloon are perecIed-he Agricultural Implements SC on
tie bridge ready for inspection, and the whole cannot
fail 10 he gratifying the and heart OF every lover OF
his country We invite cord ally our feoSczens 70
the products Of the freenen Of beloved coln-
try. By order OF the Board
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KENNETH; A Romance of the Highlands,

Il " with numerous EngrdvIurs.
There has never succss lb0rr- The friu hd
Of scottish ouance author The Wild sli fearful
ins Highlands d-pcd nth terrible lccr Jet coi-f
"a all III, la,uauon ani KyuOdts unf'aet ~
The Iersuds of Scotland lave found powerful g.
iD.stor and keuu tn vh,n style WORTHY
SOFT" Incident and u'i~.t usa- the
raied scottish Chef vii che library SGT
III Wv iihf7
Pncc Is cents r. LONG a BROTHER,
No. - Auu-st New-fu ORR
KENNETH has been dramatiLeG aud Is now having
great rur. Al he i,onrry rheafrr.
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EISEELD,s SOIREES.-The

public respectfully informed that the sibscrptlon
list for the third season of THEODORE EISFELDS
CLASSICAL QUARTETTE SOIBEES IS open AZ scharf-
enberg / LUIS VIM Hall a SOr. ;. Joile and Brelsng.
schuberh Co.'S Music Stores Further particulars gwen
hereafter.
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MATHEMATICAL TEACHER i,

~ wanted II Bolrting School Of Tie tn cso " miles
fIora tie city. he rust be OF pe,y SINGLE and ally
ecmreuu, Atdrcss, pos;.psid, AArREhATlCS. care Of
Boa 80. - Asw-Y0rk and state terIns &c
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politiral Notices.

~ Democratic Wing General Committee
An adjourned meeting Of this Committee VIII he held on
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 70 NJ II O'Clock Broad
way House BY order. JAMES KELLY, Chairman
MiLLlsI 3 l. * sh1SSLow' Secretaries.
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MOODS MINSTREL HALL. No. "A

w Broadwzy.-Open EVERY EVENING Concerts
and Ethiopian Denesions Muse unsurpassed and Negro
Define atoms unequaed Doors Opeu AZ ~ Concerts com
Tnence y o'clock Admission p eents-clildren hAi
proe. The Afternoon Concerts are discontinued
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DAPNU,rS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P

DARNCM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P.
ID T BARNuM, Manager AID Proprietor. John
GREENWOOD, Jr- Assistant harsse.-C w. CLAkAE
ORPHANS DREAM for one week more. THIS EEES-
ING az y ocloek TWO Come pieces THIS AFfEh-
AGmttsree 10 he whole Museum, Halls Of SacnAry the
Picture Gallery Chinese Saloon, Living AnAs the Inter
tair.usns &s Is Seats N the f@'qaes In eAA
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THE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

Il ART containing series OF authentic Paintings from
the most celebrated masters In chronological order iron
Guido de Senne tAD III down 10 Horace Ncrnet, wall
he open for exh bon THURSDAY. October l. at the
Society Library Rooms Adm. y cent? Exhibition
hour from 4 II 70 P NJ. and 70 10 PM.
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GREAT RUSH forthe ONLY AUTHENTIC

" IIF OF THU z.
Fs, edtc disposed of Second edition OF twenty-five
thousand put press and will be ready Tuesday
The edition dedicated Gen and about
inch and has omitted in the Life
that d distinguished individual
Price { per hundred Single copies two cents
DEW TIT q DAVENPORT
Tribune BUILDINGS, Nass4u-st
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY--Ele7enth

DHILHARMONlC SOClEI1--EleTenth
Season-The Bosrd Of Directors respectfully
that applications for ckeis % the Rehearsc and Concerts
wi be received AT the Music stores of Mess SCHARFEN
BERG6 LUIS. No 433 Broadway. and Air p. h WElLEL
No 2l3 Fuiton-st Brooklyn DEMONSTRATING members
$40 Associate members $ aud Professional members -
per annum IL advance The first public Rehearsal takes
place at Nblo's Concert Saloon Oct 9 at y o'clock, M
BY order j. l.. ENSIGN. Secretary.
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rCo DAGUERREOTYPIsTs.--rh The subscri-

Il Der wscs purchase complete seco1fhsnd sPpars-
tbs or iew Cameras different e1es IN exchange
fr valuable Patent Right with whie. satabe nan could
not fail OF mailing money Inquire Of " C. fiAYER, No.
10 Chaubcr 81
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~ asscel Tutor in two College,, aud he ifoin each
tesftuou s0f F-Ial ability e. an IzrtJr l oeeilu
reside u he cif- curing the coming yea aud desires -us-
op II r. schiu. to- ai-S hOrn csy. Adrer G. C. STAR
III CT care OF Paul BrIker, Bank Of Ner-l srt.
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A YnIING LADY of thorough English ain.

"A cGtou Is warted N q b9arc-nE ar Day school O
st0.. lance frUm tic city. The quite are ls-.' Ia al
a. ciers,e. it the situation offers inducements worthy
81 notice 70 one possessing TO character AMI education
tecu.,u. 10 u T. Address Al GUsTA, th-s OG.ce
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Japan aud the JAPANESE b. L. Watts,
~ ND-For the opinions Of the Press see the second
edition of this gem OF interest >" tins for epcue4n
tastes This concise, yet coy .Ousromantc, yet anthem
TIC" compilation of all that entertaining, sold by
J. NEhGLE, No. 10 Aui-st Price % cents with twelve
Inc tugraNlncs by Avery.
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ITO LAWYERs.-Wanted, By young Man

Il VITO Z wel acquainted with he d-,.et place in .
Lawyers Cade lie also wishes 10 tbs study 10
sou1ifsioL, anc cr his services receive
after no. inuei object Addres UfSYaUDESTiA,
Tribune Casoe iOf week
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WANTED-To contract out the Plastering
w of fft.ep O. twenty Houxs Good and eompstne
ps.,., WIZ can bnns good references nay sppiy & ~
ossee Of j NJ D. N. MONROE, near tie eerDsld 60
and Divsor-sy. WiIhsmsearsh- IDqsre 10 nj .hOhAOS
or lie SoIensD NJ PRINCE
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7 &. SCHOOL AGENCY-By e. H. WILL

~ cox, 20 Z8 Brosdwsy.-Cons:4-t 5esotiatoas md
engssemeLtsb by tie best institutions families Teachers and
AatTons rer cent in advance whe1 Pfocues 10
required secured by traassr.se check By
which the Og or can serve hrnseH okrrs of al etscs-
opel orders Personal application nof saoeo.-ta Pope
lar Schools ard school Property Tor SAFE &C
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Two TIMBER and WOOD CUTTERs.-The

subscriLer wishes contract for the cutting Of aUg IN
10 eco cores Of Pine Wood from bis land Ia Virginia and rs
delivery % ve,scls at good haIbOr and sdIgplce Tho
timber Is straight and eaaly split The hauling distance
averages lea than halt mile and zb'erng bat few rods
favorable will be made ~I.1 ne nsnt ma
~ -. 81 % bOGERT 10. li9 Pearlst.
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A LADY competent TO teach Music, Italian
A GREAT VARIETY Of welI.selected Ser.

n wants now wanting employment 81 Z. JiAsON,s
Iftces Noe 80 Broadw I'D lD BJrsry. Isrusyeary
suisc- p,.ol. 81 cents: Otherwise, 3 cent? y B-Penty
Of men and lows on hand.
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A S Cook. by respectable Woman: would

a assist washing add ironing can give good
nierdation. Apply No 6thst doors from 3l-ay Has
been years her last place. Can be tor days.
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rHE PrESS ROOMS.

cCntu ming q laf-e number Of the L1s> proved Power
P!tfss Ct and ACsUs Ueuts ere On the third t0or Of
The Tribune Buildings, extending u,o tle IoinnS build
ing Nlaust Our picssr comprise the various s1es N
use and punt any description Ui wOrs from the smallest
hauti "a IT,, largest mammoth sncet They al dry
by STEAM row In, iy which W. PRINT the most urgent
obs N az almost incredibly suoIt space OF time. We pay
tsftco lit non 20 tie better class 81 PFes"JfA and have
GyatG oursrlyts evc-y Jyeten. "a IA hry Ca4c
lltcd to render printing clear. neat and attractive
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AS plain Cook or Chambermaid, and 10 do
~ washing md ironing by young Irish Girl The bes,
of ference can b. given Can be her place No. p
Bond-sg.. This day and Monday.
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ITO SINCERS.-A first-rate Soprano and
Il CoDt-sl,o waltcd for Brooklyn charch address G..
H e flla i.cc.
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ITO ENTERPRIsING MEN

IS or I'D 70 tske the agency for .ae art-
Gle that u qusck and pays large profs gents
king SIC DAY. Apply 10 address J. T. JOHNSON L
co, Ne. & CoIt.xl1tft
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TIE POSTER ROOM.

for the printing Ut ige Bills ter Country Merchants POt
cal Mcrtn~f lheat-s Concerts Exhibitions, &c, occupies
the upper story OF the building No ln( Nasstust and has
been .ranccG the most perfect a.. tis h.ldOne
rapid OF tins class OF wor The presses are OF
Hoes mLu.ctnrc adopted FOX all kinds o. end cD)red
printing and enable produce tht most snowy AID etc
i've Pcaers. from Medium 10 Double Mammoth, " ia
many one a. very OFT notice IEs branch ot
our 6usin, very extensive particularly the printing Of
Country Merchants store s aud Political lis Tor which
We hay, "a gr,Gt number Of original <us gJt zap et great
cnptnse eAIselsy NJ. ms estalAslmeut
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,UO HOMEOPATHIC PHYslCIANs.-A

Il Medical student y years Of age Uassa atas.ion
A.sstaEt ~ Homeopathic Physician re yeil acquainted
With the duties ~ the office, having Jr tive four
wears HON. oDaby with the best pbyacsns Europe and
United sfss and having attended -eycF c1arws Of sdi-
cal lecbfes he beet Universities He $40 able 10 pre-
pare al homeopathic medicines and Keep books spsAks
Eorolean languages huently. Saizry much
object god tuston where he pursue hs studies
The meet 1etoTy city references giye, Address per
elter MEDICAL STUDENT, az this oaic..
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r. Fle,twood, near nI0Hnr Vernon. TIN

~ FEttTWVVW. -
beautiful piece Of land CONSISTING % about IS acres f1
shsd hy Jao Stevens Esq 70 DIVIDE by Association ~as
about oEctth part taken up the Tst meeting nisn'
Notice s hereby that the Second Meeting Of lGci
"a Industrial Home Association No. viii be held at the
Hall, No III GTaUd-st, TUESDAY FNENlNG, I'm
n-ss- at a o'c.oeS BY oTeer OF .
ROST. ]. TIFFANY, President
DR. J. COVERT, Nlce-PTeSideEt
La HRrIlsrIR Re Sncr,IA-.
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A = BOOK-KEEPER. or Confidential Clerk
~ Tie subscriber uidde-ased man of ixei bGsneSs
habits and rurnsh satisfactory testimonials WISHES
10 engage with RESPECTABLE house vi communications
treated ccufdeuf ally and promptly Addrrss LEDGER
AND JOURNAL. Tribune Office.
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MADAME SONTAG's LAST GRAND
lVh and choice secured seats front
sofas IN dees circle and choicest parts of pIrquee for the
last Concert, on MONDAY EVENING, Tor sale Gt the
bookstore Of ADkiANCE 4 SHERMAN, No. Aston
House.
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NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES.

We pay particular attention this class oi Work and reg
uery urni MANY OF the best Periodicals among which are
Nor,rs LfierGrp GG-eiic The Home hssioaarg The Ned
zeal Tines The YOUTHS CIblei, The Wesi MgI.le, The
ToeCrQDh Magazine, &c. &c.
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THE WAREROOM.
TIE COrNTING.ROOM

the diving aud cal euderug Jf tie printed sheets i
fourth oor uld contain tie Hydraulic and other
employed IN pressing THIS nO0r also used 6 storage
ron. tor uurer.
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Broadway.-J

NV ALLAN n - MA i In DIphun ~ ~
w W WIILAcE, Lessre-J. w LtSTER, Stage Nan
sgtr-THiS EVENING, Oct II, VIII be performed
THE LAST MAN.
Geoff.ey Dale.....MT. Bake jacob Cooling M Hale
Ba,h,r Cav MS Stephens Alice GaEton Mrs. CrsIneT
TWO CAN PLAY At THAT GAME.
ONLY CLOD
Harry Thorncote Nj Wacot G. Thornco,e- Ma WAlcot
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V'EACHER WANTED.-A lady or GENT

i man hororg hly qualified 10 teach tie Piano, Singing
and French may hear OF desirable situation few hours
rde from Ne'yiork by addressing letter. giving sddrers
age, eKpensrce IN TEACHING qualifications ec 20 FEMALE
INSTITUTE, Tribune Office, NewYorA. References gwen
ard required.
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- r,nt.r,r, ,uteiii.ence Office and Labor

EScLnpCC, Nos - and p C4nalst, Nc'g-l orsThs
nfiee is established BY :hc Coulunssoucrs Of Emigration
where always De found large numbers oi LsboeTs and
Srytp,s Al ven low rates OF wages and persons have
TIER orders Gd BY writing 20 the Superintendent and I'D
iug the amount Necessary PAY the passage OF The parties
required No tees charged = employers
lAS Z EAGAN Snnenntendsnt
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, situatio

Il by Of sixteen years experience on Railroads, a
OyeIseer or Waking Boss rock IT excavation o
track laying. No objection 10 West South, where h
services would he required Best OF reference from he as
employer II required Address X. r., Tribune Office
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is on the buth floor Of the Tribune Buildings recently 1T
tea mp expressly ths increasing branch OF business
lhe Presses as OF the moss approved patents driven by
steam rover nd able OF printing an Immense num-
Ter of cards ~ The card stuck IL also confined "a
this room end embraces large variety OF every
and quality. Ou- sonent OF tcncy Card Borders peg
enabling the brilliant
and cards brOnzes. In this depart
men, the rr nting establishment gnryeed
invite the of ell who admire mat chaste, and
effective Business show ard ehe- pla Ia cOl0rs
Our specimens prise many hundred pfned tor 5ier
eTaly.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
4fairs at Washington.

rw,sv,SGroS, Sept. 27.-The Hon. Thos.
p.r,"s paid visit TO the President to-day, and
bs -. i;,esIroducet by the eminent banker, W. W.
Corcoran, Esq. c,,.
ph'ls4elnha mas not vet been made, but il is
expected daily.
eAt rbe Wings in this city are greatly pleased
- ,he sneech made by Gen. Scott, At Co
',rohus, in reply TO the charge of hanging
i c.r,rans. within the pas, few days betting
" tho Presidential cyntest has ceased, the
W W. nces Of the candidates being considered so
snn. that neither Wings or Democrats seem
IF,.Hoscd 10 venture their gold in backing their
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Deafk oCJudge Hacfarldne.

HARRIsBrRG, Pa, Sept. 27,-Judge Macfar-
lane. one fine editors Of the Harrisburg Key
s,lns. and an Associate Judge Of Huntingdon
rouuty. was Killed this morning al his toun-
6ery. near liolidaysburE, BY the falling of
heavy casting, He formerly belonged TO Phila-
delphip, was Il most eslimabe citizen, AMI
widely known thToug houi the State.
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Fatal accident.

PHrLADELPHh, Sept. ga large tank Of
,,e,tr Al the bteaChin. WORKS, Gloucester, n.
!, gave way this moraiug, killing workman
1sned Nell and seriously injuring Daniel
Irrersoll ana five Others. The rush of water
,ITew do n Two walls, and it will require e
week or 10 DAYS labor to repair the damage.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMRs N. TAYLOR.

M OST VALUABLE IMPROVED Pro.
NsA PERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
the James River Connecti0n and the
Basin-Large Warehouse on i 9th street,
and Eleven Houses and Lots on Byrd,
between 10th and 1th streets, at Auc.
tisn. by order OF the President and board of D;.
rectors OF the James Ritter and kanavha Com
pany, shal, on WEDNESDAY, The goth day Of
October, 1852, commencing at IL O'Clock. Il upon
The premises, sci. that large and Valuable
Warehouse on the souh side OF the Basin. on
10Th street. and occupied by Aessrs Ludlan 4
Wstson. The lot fronts 6S feet and runs back 100
feet to the Basin The house is built of brick four
stories high In the most substantial and approved
manner. fronts SO feet on 10Th street. bounded on
the south line by The canal, runs back S5 feet to
within short distance from the Basin, and having
two fronts on the Basin and canal, affords ample
FAC litts for receiving and discharging merehsn.
d,se In point OF location and construction, this 10
regarded 10 one of the rost valr able Warehouses
In the city Tor the trsnssctier of heavy business
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and Lets si.ua.
| ted on the north side OF BYRD, between 10th and
lib streets-all of them in good order and nearly
new, each three stories hi sh and running back to
the canal. The construction OF these Houses Is such
| that with some slight alterations, they could be
made to answer for both residences and business
uses, and from their location, will always nnd
ready tenants OF handsome per centaSe upon the
outlay.
It's deemed unnecessary here to enumerate the
many advantages OF location and construction com.
bined in the above property but in view Of III, i'm
porfant improvements in the vicinity thereof now
! In progress, we would ssk an examination of The
same by those wLhing to invest their surplus finds
| judciously.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash the balance
| at and IL months with interest, and the deferred
payments to be secured by deds of trust upon ihe
property.
Sc 90 JAMES IL TAYLOR luctr
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CHARLESTON, >. C, Sept 81 The health
o. our city Is improving. Only three deaths
reported from fever yesterday. The epidemic
has evidently abated and mostly confined to
Strangers.
lie cotton market is quiet, with small sales
ct prices favoriug buyers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Mad. Alboni's
debut attracted brilliant and Overlooking
audience tonight. Every seat in the Musical
Furd Hall was occupied, and hundreds were
turned away. Her flee contralto voice elected
wa-n applause, aud she was called out after
eytrv piece.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

Nru YORK, Sept. 27.-Madame Sontag's
e., rog-eft took place tonight. She received
mos, hfilient reception, and carried out the
',,o,,au sulentidiy. Pozzolini, the great te
-, and Jaeil, the extraordinary pianist, were
';so most enthusiastically welcomed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

New York, Sept. 27.-Ehe Democrats of
the llth district have nominated K. Wesibrook
for Congress.
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sThATTON's OFFICE.
Lambert 'S OFFICE,
n Street. uHSSr Fxeaaaxs Hotel

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class 81, Sept 27:
50 so Is &c rs 10 40 % 81 II % AZ "A.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Tx, I02. Sept %:
% 81 81 50 IL AZ 81 IS 40 Sc 80.
Ticket 81 AS prize sold.
TO.dny.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No SO. Capitals: S32 300 2 of 5000, of 5000, CT
400o, of 1000, 200 OF 500 being the lowest three
number prizes. rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets
$40 ee 20
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Earfhou4he at 81, Jao0.

PHLApELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Prvate letters
from 81. jago, received via Havana, state that
another earthquake occurred at that place on
lie .>h nit. The inhabitants were so ter
nled thu, they built temporary huts on the