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fS Than any thing else This many persons
That Wom should destructive life cannot be matter
SURPRISE To that such in the stomach
bowels without injury to the individual pposteous in tho
Most Worms aeect for their food the chye suhsance from which
blood fornedthe that the pecn always weakly
and delicate and has voraious Appetite accompanied with many
other symptoms such disturbed sleep pain the stomach
headache, grinding the seth, picking the ncs, BREATH etc
Parents whose children present the above symptoms who
have TO believe that their children ad WORMS
should use
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,
which will fail TO destroy animals thus prevent
evils attending their existence the equally applicable
adults children and perfect safety
mos delicate We confidently recommend to all, knowing
superior remedy. hreqares but trial th
Price only % cents vial Sold, Wholesale RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT II co,
ISL Chartres street, New Orleans,
General Agents fol the United saea. NH
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D,sSEu TO THE PHEss-Dan Rice, the inimitabe Rice
the perseyering energetic, IberaLminded Rice gave
splendid dinner At the City Hotel yesterday afternoon to
the Associated New Orleans Press Dan conL not would
not part with his friends without friendly reunion
Tho attendance was large the entire Press being repre-
sented and good feeling and hearty cheer prevailed The
table OF the most elegant at which
Every thing in and out Of being provided in
profusion and paraken Of in ses Dan leaves for more
Northern chime In few days-success attend him
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Specifications pour In fourniture de $500 yardes
blocs cnrres n pnvnge, "a etre delivre- dams lie
Troisiene District dc la Vile dc In Nouvelie-
Orleans, pour lie pavage du ehemin public, dc
fEspInnade a la Louisa.
pee ssron du grant lie plus dur ct de Ia neeu
quali;a qu'on obtent de Boston.
sur pas II
lsrge ct de pas moins de i9 a IS pouses de long
Files yarieron elasseu suits Ia de susde
tito e de Ponres IN quart de depaisssu
moiie de 10 pouees dFpaisseur.
pisrres equar des
bouts parals de mAner ondre les ab de default
I'm yngsme dn nomh total de yare prepare dapres d
pouvoir
dagnnaansnt
dit eoss dsyan 6trt esrat des de daisur
Les seron derees suit proportions ega dc
ehaque grandeur, Aehaque fos:
u dn moniant total Ter Janvier, 1854,
do. do. Ter Avri, 1s5l
do. do. Ter Juliet, 1854,
do. do. Ter Novealbre, 1854,
= do. Ter Juliet, 1855.
quantities deivree epcaue
peDe dans sa5 par jour- aprss tsmps
Les pasments seront compliant iaeee On lie voye de
ehAqus 5000 ysrdes ou plus.
uh Placement ehAque delyrag en- "a
rans jsqu'su proclaim dsvrage de meme iusa
On rsqSsrrA sOms de $4,000 pour
hdAle
On pourra remesuIer les persss iois pnssees.
LOUIS II PILE, Neyer de la Vile.
Displacement do Noys Hotel de Yl Asrs
lss3 api
SUNDRIES-
~ BEEF-5l0 bbs Mess and Prime; y a.
PORk-ioo bbls Prime and Rnmps - de- Al. Of -
api For sale BY KENNkDY POSTER ISTeupi
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fIeHrlse JAosAsIt will be noticed by an advertise
ment In columns to-day, that there Is TO be fight
between acksss and three bull dogs at Gretna on sun
day afternoon next.
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We ara indebted to s. Il. Hendrick, purser of the
steamship Papero, for California papers-no later how
ever, than previously received
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The cunard steamer Niagara arrived at Halifax thi
evening bringing dates from Liverpool to the 10th inst
one week later than the accounts brought by the ASH
snd four days later than the Frankn's advices fror
Liverpool The following is summary Of her CONNER
cial news
HKavlrofa
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Specifications for the furnishing delivery within
the Third District of the City of New Orleans Of
$4,000 yards Of square Block Paving stone. for
the Paving Of the Public Road from EspIanadc to
Louisa street.
These Paving shall granite not In INV
inferior quality the granite Boston
They must be obong shape wide and
not than IL 10 Is inches long.
They shall in thickness follows, fourth oftha
sha be thick
| aud half 10 inches thick 1872
ouarred having
Hat, and free Of Jumps.
diagram or figure plan) that
angle Of IS with the
taken out Of the light inches thick. -
The shall saua prootorn Ar
each size In each delivery ''-f -
n Of the whole amount by the Let Of Jauuary 1884
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The of viii b. upon books aass. As
payment d uhs subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers forward money the pos4ss os
paid BY and ali ,sk BY
tIan.aois.on.e #. t 81 .aU#
COUNTRY PAPER Is pubiisnsd weekly dun@x
sions Cong1ess semi weekly during
Subscriptions period less than viii be
terms pIopoxaoned the above annual rates. M
u POsrMAsTERs authorized 10 aetss ssa ~
.cadinY us Yyx DAILY subscribers with $50 encoed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with s25 ensiosed OF rvs WEEKLY
ubscnbers with $40 eneosed will be entitled " one copy NE
subscribers for, xyat.s h
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Aug 23-2Awtl5thOct

CABM FOR SALE, twelve n,tles 4, washln ton
bounded by railroad Baltimore, half
railroad Beltsvie containing es ~
woodland about 35
clover timothy, and orchard grass through which
beautiful of aiso each aed. The land
kind work being loan, ubso holding all the
| the land
The mptovem large and comfortable house,
and the hrsi
bedro piazza long
large outside kitchen, with Rbove
well with tb. door, house
bouss aud yard shade and abundance
sbrubb- around the houe stable and hayod sheds
both ds, hingcd) wrl and the stable
which led into the barn
sheds, 90 the bngied
ounce rlum peach &c;
tn
bu-he
The house high ground overlooking the
aud perfectly healthy excellent
house and kcben, ndjninng
with four Of the bo. land, A-,
house, with and cellar
kitchen shade aud sbfubhey around the
suitable for residence small family
The farm ko good blacksmith shop with hfes,
on the pike.
Nearly thousand dollars been laid
the last IL would make fine
for supplying the Washington market well
beautiful residence having railroad Wash
we'll baltimore
which Richard
Baltimore, VIM BHyey, Pennyans
washington.
9u-asw3~U fInt1
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Georgetown Classical and Mathematical Academy
w. ID. STUART, Principal.

Georgetown Classical Mathematical Academy.
w. ID, STUART Principal
To ss aided in tas iaeon ty orsasAy esmse"f
.rMH-. .t#a# assisfans.
If designed this insuion long and fsyoaby known
the school VIM Abbott youth ior Aason iats
The advanced classes OF ensse Al once upon ihe no
mabemaues chemistry, mental phi
osophy, history Ihoe eomoson ana ether studies sf The
K. . .a I.
Academy furnished apparatus
mathematics, natural philosophy, The
aud taught the practical
H. place believed
queness federal capital aud
url unusual advantages for the esusason 81
youth " "H.
|. a1.a TERMS,
Payable semi annuaiiytn advance.
tuition and board, including fuel lights, washing Ac,
for trn months &1lo
tuition in French and drawing extra .'a.t. 81.
...ta REYERESoEs .#.#a. lis. q
Col r. H. Smith, officers Virginia Military In
situts .
Hon Alexander II. II. Stuart s,aunton, Va.
Hon John Letcher, Lexington, Va.
MAJOR II. Hil Washington Cob
lege, Lexington. Va
Prof George L. Dsbney, Richmond College, Va. .
Purser Samuel Forrest u. 3, Navy.
Capt Seth Eastman, u Army. a.
Thomas II. .. ID
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown, ID. q. ta 4..
pleasure Georseown Classical snd
3. graduate Virginia Military been for
with raistaction the of
atheatics do with son6dencs
his academy will Had in him xca
competent and faithful teacher.
=. I' f FRANCIS u SMITH,
June I7--dhen Superintendent
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Virginia Female In.tis.ts. ss~an,oH. virss.,..

psARs rkBsrsss.
Rev, NlLLIAa MIR u. ID, President
Rev 4. r. CAsrLKsAE, Vice President
WILLIAM KINNEY.
THoaAs j. NICHE
FEAscIs 4, SrKIBLIss, NJ. u. ...... Ia.
BrsyAsIr CKAwFoRs.
PiKE POWERS
JAags Po
N. N. TRout, Secretary. ...#t.
Hev. H. H. PnILLirs, A. NJ, Principal .... ....
Rev. J. q WHEAT, A. NJ Vice Principal. ..
. /. j. u. EssELBRgcnr, Professor OF Music.
Mons. .. De hIHzis, Professor of Languages
THIS Institution beautifully located retired part 81 5asnsn,
Virginia This buildings Icto by company oi
gentlemen cst OF sixteen iboa
sand dollars, securing their daughters The
beat educational IL furnished In comfortable
sr, excellent welreireed
Perhaps for sa,uby Of water renned society,"
and Of superior advantages
The session win be opened embr m The coure OF study
The departments
uuder successful
The discipline Of the refdt of
experience OF nearly quarter sf csnlay. .,
....
extras, except for music, ansrsBes, and drawing. .
Refer the following patrons, SI.untonHon H. II. Z.
Stuart D. r. T. strnc Judge L. r. Thompson Le-sbusDr r.
H. Ciaget, Bur Harrison, CharIoitesylcMnor William s.
Dabsey Goodwin esq ;PaIkesbugB smith,
MonroeA. t. Cnperion, RoanokeGe0ge r. Taylor,
Uange-Najor John Lee Washington, d. Cyl r. Ing'e,
csa Alnbama--Judge Reavis s &t1H.a,4I. -
For eircrfafs, sc, address principal
S. 4Wtu
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EURSiIU"tS. Varntsht"G. Repairing. and JchbsnG
chop, fennsyvana side i1h
sr.e next doof % snb picture frame factory Hou.ekrsp~rr
scvs having furniture
Of calling me above place. have 6tr,s order such
pces thai WI please all svoriug undersigned With their
Ni prompt attention asd moderate charges. The subscriber conf
denty Anticipates f Old chairs
pd ~ tht~d so a,aon ~coAs Grss~.i
undersigned respectfully oci of the
Aug ~-eoim RORT. H. WALMsLEY,
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wostern MI t.ry Institute.

Drennon srring' Henry county, Kentucky.
THE fret session of this college
Monday september 1885, and
tho frrt Monday in The following February.
The faculty consists Of experienced professors The
ber cadets attendance The
Academy and thorough instructions in history English
Greek Latin Students admitted
ect Including civil engineering, modern language book
terng With commercial practice and other branches Al their
The military fsure is introduced merely difuso military
knowledge, but discipline health, and physical develop
M
Charges for tuition, boarding. fuel lights, washing
attendance. aud furniture aud 500
Surgeon fee 81 per for further information address
smith, Louisville Kentucky smh Johnson, 81 Mngazfn,
street, New Orleans, D. H. Johnson superintendent
July 2i-2nwcy9m
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UAIHersIfY Of NlArYland.

u forty begin Thursday, October
/ ~, io33 and the LIST Of March, 1884 @"a
Practice and Clinical surgeryNathan
r. Smith, N. ID. u .... r....
u Phamacy-Wm j.. A. Aiken, NJ. ID.
Practce Medicine and Clinical MedcneSam
| url Chew, NJ ID.
and Physiology-Juseph Robcy NJ. ID.
II. Thomas, NJ. ID.
Matea Medica, Therapeutics PathoogyGeorge w. MiA
berger NJ. d..
| Practicai Anatomy-Berwick n B Smith, NJ. ID. 4a
demonstrators $40;
ton, s5j graduation, $50. .. r..
cinca
Baltimore nhmary, beds.
open all macuaies of the school throughout year
Annoufai abundant cheap. Expenses living
n MS As any Atlantic
WIN e. A. AIKEN, M. D.,
Aur2 23-2Awtl5thOct Dear.
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n ti person
verisssn m proposals having failed to give the bond with
lows +. Eli .1E..-. - u ,
obstrucio,s navigation (Louis
accustomed ny the raft for keeping
The fur the longest period.
The OF united exceed the
Soo,ooo III + aNh.t
Rod specifying his bid which he
ee the removal of the raft the said time not 20 be later than the h
June 1855 and the number yeas FROM said
renoya during which lac binds himself keep the said
ton font rail- obstruction. E5#y II aHs ae.l, ~ .
good sreies for the $4,000, conditioned f The
fu etesulon df the conusct Each bidder will sns al the
offers suree aud declaration signed by h~n that they viii
his kond aee above mentioned snd also the cenn
resides that said securities respectable czen aud that he
and above all Their debts aud ab
ties No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
TERMS Of Posmsnt. a3
f The Of 500 900 dpnrorated fr tho pbore object 600
a! be paid as the woIk q I.!os.s The @ sa.ancis \.
ran been removed the shall be inspected by officer
pointed the War Departments aud II sha thar such Ia
go the portion shalt the entire Iat
paa payment shall be mds than tenth
nna nsamens corresponding number with nube Of
during himself keep the nayisa
Each bid he for the whole workia for the removal OF
the raft and for keepng the nseI open m specified period No
The will be addressed the undeTgned marked ON the
envelope, Proposals for removing Red ryer Jah
The itra'f awarding
according its Judgment Of the most favorable bid
| and the most responsible bidder.
Washington, d. Cincinnati oahete, Cincinnati Ohio Louis
vile louisville keDuchy; LOFTS Republican, st. Louis
Husa New Orleans bee New Orleans Republican
Gazette and emoca Little Rock, Aknnsar Telegraph, Wash
ingon, Arkansas j. j. ALERT,
/ July l;-da"tSaawraosep
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La School OF Cunberlsn nd University, Lebanon,
.tt'a

La School OF Cunberlsn nd University, Lebanon,
Tennessee. t
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthes OF cIcu,
judges OF Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green, Of judges supreme
Of Tennessee. y. ( . I. Il
Hon Brolnfcld Ridley chancelors the State
Judges Csru.rs Green their wholx
to the school.
Plan Daily each class
books No regular of lectures but explanations the
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations
T. Weekly moot courts of common law and equity, In which
prosecute through processes
practice The framed
deeds wills records and all documents
dence In tras Some Of the taken by appeal
which held monby
public the The
m circuit Judges and chanceors, and in official
paciies connected with their suits.
Sessions The first the third Monday
tember ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday IN July
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required course, unless
class No required
There regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year
Thsrs moot legislature connected wih ths school,
Number 0 students lastc year
ROBERT l.. CARUrHEKS,
| Fob ll-eoy President 0
,,,wo NEW BRICK HOUSES ron RENT-Two new, .liyibly
kc containing each, and
g.ntre family viii be upon favorable
punciua tenant, on apriicaion to
EN- sTRATToN
Asctione~T and Commission Merchant,
South side Pennsylvania between 9th and 10Th
An Vstff
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ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY,

.7lcrdndra, Yirsiria.
THE f session will I5h September The
study usual English branches, Laun
Greek French, aud German languages, and thorough
Lectures natural philosophy chemistry,
onony illustrated by spparsas delivered students du
ring tho year a.. E gHI...a. l..a +. .@.Y=.
Having facilities order,
their profession, fhu student
susranted thorough instruction. and
Of cdocston. '' ~ .t.% f.
Terms. board tuisen ssH for academic
months quarterly advance The
quarter Circulars be obtained BY adde in
acr.rn>d r. t. BkoCKETT,
Aur so-roaot Principal.
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r0EDER ACADEMs OE THE VISITATION
~. ". n.
FussnCx CRY, s.HrLass. f..
TUE of institution win b. resumed Mon
day In Snptsmber.
n
with French f desired) 500
Stationery, washing, n,.pdinE, bed bedding, doctors
Music harp piano, guitar add iopal charre
Also itasn and spanish
Drawing painting charges Enunnee S.
rsy sent annuaiy in advance Day
scholars quartsfiy.
rup arc received year, charre
their Those dnpn'
inaoI admitted.
Aug iJ-stept
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CARM FOR aALE.A farm containing Al adjoining
premises Minor. Jb. nroh
dwelling email peach orchard,
and Of other fruit has delightful well o water In TN,
will market the soil IN we'll
adapted every variety vegetables fruits, and
good There suhcisnt asanuy of tim
purpose. EIy premises
:. +. \. i.
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Oruor or rrsrrrvrtlNy, n. O.,
NJ .#" Washington, July 10, Iss1
SRAIED Proposals. endorsed I" Proposals Wood
y 18th at
oc,ch, .H #...... a..
bslf-es.oneJ good wood, of medium
snd free from limbs lap wood. Il
cords Of wood
Of ed daHhsn ant cosl
The above o he delivered the fsnitentisy wharf
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
July 7o-3rawti5 Aua. Warden.
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The following list Of officers employ ed
g. r. Morrison, principal professor OF and science
professor ancient modern
assistant teachers teacher Of teacher Of drawing paint
ing m1ster uf gymnasium.
LxcruRsR-i Thomas r. Everett, A. NJ, NJ n member of
National instiu'e aud f socy Natural History
rct OF Columbia Professor Charles Grard member NatonA
mud Of the Society Of Natural History District
Coiumb,a Professor William Chauncry Lsngdon, A. H. member
Of the National institute.
RFftRrsefs w. w Corcorap Washington 'Thos
Richie, Washington, ID. G. Smith
inron, D. ID HAL, esq., Washington, D. Z. Capt T. J.
Page u. :. NJ Washington, d. C.i 'Wm redrn Washing
ton ID c.. Lieut. NJ II. Maur, Observatory s Chew, NJ
Nd Rev. Spencer ~ d. Eastern shore. Md. Rev. T. n
Wilmer, Phiad, ipin w. French, Washington,
Rev rnsnoy Md. a O. Dayton, esq washn,,on D. q.
g. Blake u 5. N; Hon. Wm smith,
Asbe, N. c.; -. DE Leon, T. q.
Patrons
Aur25-eod md Sep.
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UNIVERSITY Os VIRGINIA.

'r lie OF s of Oetsber
i and close the 29lh Of June following
The unir the schools, viz sncien
2, matefn languages; mathematics A. natural
philosophy nncrsosy and geology 5, chemistry 9, medicine
u comparative ply scfosy and 8, neral phi
Iosophy rheorc and belesetrer, and political
law Also rcursshp of special aad maiea nedca
and raorsbp The schools Of sncent Ian
OF adjunct
no Including clothing books pocket money
follows ..#
Tuition three sehool S25 90
Boarding, including diet, and attendance of
servant payable l20 90
Room two occupying each 90
(Rents without the precincts something more.)
deJori SlO 25 90
Washing, ray Slo fuel and light, say 30 90
H@@a #@ s2tc 90
Students medicine charged with four tickets 25 eae
fee Of S. The ts Intermediate class of law
is 500, sci class, S75. uEsSNER HARRISON
Aug 9-las 4wcp Chairman et the Faculty.
1T. mARY's HALL for Young Ladies' an 1nssi,a-
y Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, Hamilton Terrace No
235 North Eutaw street, Baltimore. -.. ~ Ifs.
The school will resumed Monday September
5th. M favorable being the
highest ground and In desirable The buildings
specially its and elegance and
intended The number
Of limited and nearly nled early
application will be required Pro containing full information
. N application
BALTIMORE, Aug. ~, 1883 Aug l9faw4wcp
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sAss ntc ys' ~l McrAsy, Heprrphs
desirable Thai 1t~r
fromA To
payrhsts -sys~c~ csscr~.- ohr.~d
AW2i-dswH q, q. WIGHT, fnneips.
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NEW DOuEsTIC DRY GOODs.-The su.Sorber, have
hi. day cpcned 'rge and wci selected stock Of domestic dry
| rooa-, eou.,st falows;
20 p. ieA and ia4 huo linen shee'inrs vey cheap
20 do do COTTON do
y do DO plore Gaze unens
do do
do hne b.sched and brown lin~n table all
vidt,s, qualities, and pfices #.= y Ell
Scotch, Russia hue khbsck t.welings
sno~- drop and dsmssk table napkins
And doyirs and crash
Hnminon's ble.ched md brown Canton fsnncs
roaeds best Irish hssns, AL pure linen #.
5cascs beet shring cotfons, at low prices
~ pieces New York mis, improved
80 do hne brown sbrinss and sheetinr.
IS DO fn. Manchester ginshsms
IS styles fall caicoes s.
- do fine white c,mbros from 70 20 Is cents
25 do do do do
80 do fine striped and plain lins ~ TO IS cents
20 do fine white and red nsoneis
Bed ticking, striped and plaid cotions .s."
40 FIN. plain and embroidered shsvs which will
soid bargains
c n man NJ half price :.
large stock Of ss. swns and n other kinds Of
goods, viii be sold much below their original We
ney solicit call from all who wish purchase
determined 70 sell low prices and houbug
MAGRUDER A CALVERT.
AuE 2f-9tsw2w "#.H .###t .sV
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Price Of pAssayc from New YORK 70 Southampton BTemen
rit pan, sih sslo6h.. Slot
II d lover l!......... iDi
s-. -.
All letters and through tha post oice
No bills OF ladng will be signed The day of sailing.
experienced surgeon Is attached 10 each steamer.
For freight or passage, spply to AEl.stf fs@ #a
MOLLER, BAND, 4 RIERA, 28 South ST., NY.
G. A HEINCKEN x Co.. Brmen.
MARftNEAU, CROSKEY, u Co Southampton
WILLIAM IsELlk, Havrs "a .H.t.. /, ..
Jan2
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oS ~. psse Are cns,orsd purchasing
" No ~ NJ" s.urd ah fstwrssy. ls5s
Hons for forty srrss srh " " rsru
Yy. caveat has been flied
Hr Issue ~ patent es s and application
he f""or rr sir weeks from this
wsTsnt 2, z. MYER, Agent
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ANOTHER RICH ONE DOLLAR LOTTERY
on Thunday, September 20, isJ3.
PATAPsCo INSTITUTE LOTTERY,


The lotteries 10 Maryland drawn under State authority
com.sionef appointed FOR the purpose thus
the fairness of the drawing.
package in either Of the above otere. draw the ur
highest prizes IN the sch.mcs.
srably by mail, enclosing
proper envelope observing the c'e confidence aer
isb ocinl printed drawing
fed By the S,ats ohcer with written sspanston Of the
prizes once payah. Immediately
Tho drawing Bank notes Of ss'e taken
for tickets.
spopd.ns place nfdenc. in the regularity
of thou-snd odsvs
drsns United
valuable letter mscary In making odd change
post odcs all times be obtained Pay po-se
Us and 9 will prepay you.
In ordering bckeU the money ssd direct the
our address Re careful rsnor pos, oc, and
state.
II has happened that have made
popdsn's rich before have had tbs pleasure ~
tstyiew. +.
~ RTofrepond~nts cannot be fui writing In each
letter addressed h~ir Office, county snd State
Inr
y. In saing that 10 obtain good prize Is only sd
dress line To
EGERTON h BRn,
s.-..... ... RoH iA3, Poet Once,
ATV-shdhcp baltimore, Maryland
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DELINi BELIsI HELl.s .-Tne .nhrcriher. n,anun

QELIsl BELIsI bells Tine subscribers manufacture
ant keep constantly haud all ixe church. factory
boat ferry ocomouse school house. and bui These
bells are hung with the patent iron yoks with oseabe They
be turned around that the cappsr will strike
place, which desirable bell rung years.
spngr shred The
the bell thereby poogng sound These bells
ned from the beet stock, and In iron castings ~ %
foundry these nrst us.d, Improve
ment We written That church bells break within
date
The all bti
have been and sold from this foundry, which
dence OF their superiority We have hfern gold and silver medals
awarded from e various irr for the best bells for
and purity tone" We particular
chimes, and furnished
wirhn rod OF The Hudson
direction. As this s The establishment OF
KIND the Und states and has The arrest he
orders be nrd with despatch We bells
Of tho States Old belts taken srchangs for
Levels compasses, &C, constantly en- hand. Address
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
May 2-lydkcF West Troy, N. ".