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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

The United States Mail steamer Atlantic. whlAh LEI
Liverpool at o'clock on the afternoon OF ss,arA ~
the e7th January, arrived at this port yesterd.,,
morning.
The Atlantic arrived out at O'Clock on the morn
ing Of Monday he 22d.
The steamship Great Britain arrived at Liverpool
the 24th, with dates from Australia to Oct. 90, End
$3.50, 900 sterling IN specie.
Amost the only intelligence of interest brought By
this arrival is to be found in the proceedings Of the
is discussed in spirit very much the reverse Of IA
vorabls to the Government. Lord John Russell has
resigned, and other changes, amounting to total
breakup Of the Ministry, are talked of.
From the seat Of war we have nothing new. The
Vienna onfert nee will no, meet until the mi idle Of
February.
Most Of the nations Of Europe placing their ar
mics on war footing. Opinion changes several
times day to the prospects of early peace. As
hopes Of speedy settlement recede, fears Of an
tension of the area Of hOstes increase and in Paris
it 10 common remark that spring will see Ftench
army marching on the Rhine.
Milers & Thompson, of Liverpool, have su,pen-
ded payment in eco, OOo chiefly owing to losses in
the Australsn trade. Various sinister rumors wers
in circulation on Liverpool Change to the effect tina.
a number OF other heavy failures are imminent.
Horne, Esger & Co., London, have suspended in
fl3o,OOo Tarriif & Sharp, iron dealers, New-Cam-
mock, Scotland, have also suspended for large
amount.
Liverpool Cotton market, owing to the dizziness in
Manchester, tghtness of money, and unsettled state
of political affair was very heavy at last quotations.
sales, for the week. 7,i7O bales. The Corn market
which opened the week with spirit fell of and closed
quietly at about last weeks quotations. Consols 81
1oll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
THE STATE OF THE WEATHER.
salsI7i

Yesterday wa. fne winter day, not cold, nor yet
warm enough for snow to melt. The sieigoing was
tol.rby good though in Broadway and other Pr.nci'
nal streets the runners cut through the meay costing
10 the psvemen,s. The sky was cloudy and scat
tered fakes of snow were falling all day, but they
did not come thick enough to make perceptoe addi-
ton to the quantity on the ground AT midnight IL
was ,,ill cloudy, and the air was moist and e'ld'
We received in our exchanges yesterday gres'
number of excellent weather items, but We Cannon
find room to print more than the fe~ rom cor
respondents and by telegraph, which follow;
The ice that bad drifted on the chores on New
Jersey and Staten Island. and choked up the Bay,
broke up yesterday morning, ard came up with the
food tide into the East River. Large fields and
drifts Of snowcovered ice were smmed into the East
River, 80 az greatly to impede the ferry-boass. IL
was clearer. however in the afternoon and evening
The night eKpress train on tho New York and Ere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

Railroad dss ct Jersey City at O'Clock Al minutes
yesterday morning. arrived at o'clock and IS min
utss yesterday afternoon The two trains due last
evening arrived within two hours of the time due.
The track 10 quite clean and the trains dep ,tei
regularly yesterday afternoon.
On the NevJersey Railroad the trains arrived
and departed regularly and nearly on time In every
ir starce.
The same is true Of the Hudson River, Hsrle n and
Eew-HaveD Rosds.
Tie CITY travel was conducted in all sorts Of We
bicies cars got along very well With four horses
stages ditto sleighs the same There was good
torn out Of pleasure ,eghes, and the day and even
ing were decidedly lively.
The steamboats, on the stonington route have been
Withdrawn for few days, and the mails are forward
ed by railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

Coaches. Cabs, Passenger sleizhs and Pes
roors,Ihuses and other vehicles licensed by the
sisiss Of any city within the state 70. the con.
1910, sud to punish drivers and proprietors f'r
S~S;po and receiving q gresser amount Of fare
40 sed BY the rates fixed by the city a1thori-
nsstine the license.
n, ssuste had a very short session this n,roins--
LSee Il IL O'Clock, and s3jcurni,g before ~. IL
= AHMED that si0ce the 9Th Of the month, tue
s.I.isture bad done the biggest weeks work OF
Hp~v sessions" In the election OF VIM u. se-sra
- Usited States Seusse and that the entire con-
S,sncy Of Il Senators would j1stfy tsen 10 seek
- little repose after it, glorious achieve aen'.
~, CROSBY. under thess circamstsocss, moved
I.sournmsut from 70 dsy ill Monday evening,
.Jsck, which prsvsilsd-i3 20 IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

Z. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OrFrcE-SrEAhfh
AIps-Tbh vessel, one Of the Cunard line, wnieh
bad been seized and declared to be condscssed on &C.
count Of the Steward smuggling quantity Of wsieh
movements and embroidery, has been liberated oy
the U. S Government, the conh.cation having been
RENTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10

zion, and is az proud as any former declaration OF
Rus,.. As 10 the Limitation of the extent Of the
Black Sea feet, or the rszing of Sevassopol, there
cannot be any question. Besides SsvAssopol 10
not vet taken, and 10 stronger than ever. A. r. @.
RESIGNATION OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
Both Houses Of Parliament reassembled on Tues
dsv evening the 23d, after the adjournment
Mr.. Hsyter rose in the House Of Commons (oul
Thursday evening, the 25th and said:
Il have been requested by the noble lord, the
member for the City Of London Lord John kassslD
to state that be has considered Il con,tent VITO he
public duty respectfully TO tender 10 her Mssty h.s
Iesispsfon OF the Office which be bed, when reagnar
ION her Maj.sty las been eased to accept. Hsx.
The roble lord will tsks an eEly occasion OF staanS
10 DE Houe the grounds upon wheh be ia bsen In
duced to come to this refoutioa"
The Duke OF Newcastle made similar eoununi-
cation TO the House Of Lords. Under these crcam-
stsDces-aLd the Earl Of Aberdeen having gons 20
Wndsor to ccu.ult with the Queen-bo'h Houses sd
journed until neIt evening.
IMPORTANT DEBATES IN THE CO cyn ~ Iora
Ia the House Of Commons, on the ss., ~ shs
robr Russell n.ds mis- promised sxpiahs"v.n.. =. e
reasops for biz resignation o. a,' ,os, Ssy 4, the
which be had pSsiPonss o. Rsisries the notice
1880 ~ Raebuck Of Q motion hr . eos -.
hs sos q 10 w :. 'f psea S be OBJ
into Ii: soodus. o. tI Isssry vas most vsu ,bls
served iha ,Ss gsu.s sad ih.i .ses motion nisss
Il % e.. is:' % ss1
exisssd Oh sun - .reh evls did exist they voaId b
.fcene !.a :, o:hsr means. Win regard 70 the erss
ota 81 t2ousLt, could dsay the mslsaehoy cesa.-
70 ~ ,hs srny ct SevAstopsl, or oppose cay
uon ~ Il. sIy 10 care or mitigate the evil NO. 2" ~
ere - INV the existence OF the evil be esse cot
- hat rro1nd, induce the House to resist ne mhsa
nd be was no. in position 10 give fSns -. q
= NEE, tie motion svS.yslyi u ~ sA ssV .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-10
SEVEN DAYS LATER RROT EUR6Hy,
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
CHANGE IN THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
RESIGNATION OF LORD John RUSSELL.
Reported Battle Be. fore Sevastopol
PROSPECT OF PEACE DUBIOUS.

10000 Russians, with 80 Guns. at Perekop.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21
TIE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
TVR HouR 81 rugLICArION.

WASHINGTON, jan l9.-SsHate-Mr. Weller re-
Z ported bill for The relief Of A. B. Essten-passed
! second reading.
Mr.. Houston presente q memorial cf commit
| the of the National Convention Of Soldiers Of
1912, assembled st Washington Jan. 9Th, 1855, re-
| lstive TO the eppcintment Of pension agents.
The bin to pay Thoa. Ap. c. JOINTS, the sum Of
/ which he was deprived by action of court martial
| IN 1851, was taken up.
! Mr.. Stewart thought tina. the Senate should
/ know the facts.
Mr.. Mason said that Commodore Jones was su
: thor,zed, according 10 NY recollection, TO do GER
tain things which were rendered necessary by the
conditions of matters ia California. The court
found the Commodore guilty of some but not all
the charges and sentenced him to a suspension OF
active service for two or three ears and depriva-
ton Of his paw for that time The President after
consideration, consented to restore Com Jones to
active service for the unexpired terms OF the sen
tence but could not interfere with the sentence OF
the court as to the ray and emoumeEts given, but
thought the pay of Com. Jones should be restored,
I IS many eminent lawyers had given the opinion
that the findings Of thst court martial were errone-
Gus.
Messrs. Badger, Bavard. Seward, Clayton, Rusb,
and Stuart further debated the bill, and 1t was
finally laid aside.
Mr.. Gwinin reduced Joint resolution for week
ly express mails between St Louis and San Fran
cisco-Yeferred.
HoU5E-The bill for the relief of the heirs of
Baron DeKalb was taken up ard passed.
Mr.. Faulkner, from the committee on Military
Affairs, asked leave 10 report bill for the sup
preston Of IndIsn h3slilities.
Mr. Hamilton inquired whether he proposed a
regular increase Of the army.
Mr.. Faulkner replied that the bin WAS IN response
to the message OF tie President asking for 1000
volunteers to servo eighteen months with view
Of suppressing apprehcnied Indian hostiGGes.
Mr. EdgeTion Ohjeotel. -.l
Mr.. Richardson appealed to Mr. Eieerton TO
withdraw his objection, as there was no doubt abou
the fact that large forces of Indians are now con-
centrating on the frontier at North Kansas with
intent of hosGlitiez. snd hv sending volunt GERS
there as soon as possible 30 strike n determined
bloH. much troube, blooashed aad money would
be saved. Such force IS hest for protecting
the frontiers
Mr. EdgertoB still objected, expressing the be-
lief that the best profession to settlers AMI emf.
grants, is TO Withdraw all troops from the indian
country.
Mr. Faulkner said he ca'y wanted ihe bill printed
and recommitted to the committee on Military AZ
fairs.
bIr Eigerton reiterated his objection
The House then resumed the consideration OF tie
Pacih, Railroad bill
New YoRK, Jan. 10--night--Corn lower. mix
ed 96 81 Porl; firm, sales Of Mess az Sl2 p; Dol
Lard lOalOl. Other articles unchanged
Bo-Tox, Jan. I9.-English papers by the Canada
say nothing 10 regard to Mr. Masous health.
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RIVER NEWS.
HsP7zrsD Br CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGEST.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 20.

HzpozrsD By CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NASHVILLE Jan. 20.
Tie river still continues to fall. Now on Har-
peth shoals feet large.
Weather mild and pleasant Wind, Southeast;
with indications Of rain.
Business at wharf dun aud fat ST. Nicholas
now in port for New Orleans, laid up for more
water. Until another rise takes place we shall
have M more New Orleans boats to leave this
port direct.
Two steamers was advertised to leave Pittsburg
l,r this port on the 18th inst.
Expected on Monday, the Rescue and Cuulber-
land Valley from Cincinnati.
Arrived since cur last, ST. Nicholas from New
Orleans Wu Phillips from GAINESVILLE.
DrpaFtsd-Wm Phillips for Carksvfo; Nettie
Miller tor Smi.hlnd.
Ohio river falling Weather warm
Upper Mississippi falling fast. Weather moder-
ate. Lower Mississippi falling slowly, with Il
feet ST Helena
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SEVENTH CIRCUIT.


Liz Holmes E5U<z, DC - Z Beaumont admit
Opinion by Judge Totem Affirming decree ard remand.
ing Grs1.ouub &c
Iot Reyroia= ard Isaac by next friend vs. James Cham.
Ds7s and others. Opinion By Judge Mckinney. Affirm
.2s decree declaring freedom Of slaves, and Teanding
E7coJ7r and Tor o.aar proceedings, &c.
4 s Underwood aud Others vs. Geo Parker and wife and
ys0oT7. Opinion D. J-dge Mckinney. Affirming decree
aud!eusGd.nv cause, &c
g Warden IS Hi'er Greenwood. Opinion by Judge CO.
THsheTs- Affirming decree and REMINDING cause, &c.
Y Stsuf. vs. JOS Chiffon and JOS ChiIs6n VS. Geo "
9 ea6l. Opinion by Judge Carahers. Affirming Co
r-e= e.
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THE MAGIcAS.--WYwAN gave his last entertain
ulenf last night to full house Indeed, his whole
series has drawn crowds of delighted spectators
and there has not been one thin house. He goes
from here TO Memphis. In parting with him for a
time We take occasion to say, that his rerfor-
nance, - a whole, is the best Of its kind we have
ever seen, and that we have found him and his
energetic business man. Dr.. DESMAS, very p ca
SAINT aud agreeable gentlemen outside of their mere
h.-.r... ralaLinrs.
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- We have been requested to state that those
!z5.as who wish the services Of Mr.. and Mrs.
GEozGz, who arc now stopping at the Cru:oher
House, viii Please cali esry this week, as they start
s7- Huntsville 10 4 few days.
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DAGCEEEEorYPEs.-Taosew wishing daguereotype
@kerasses, either FOR themselves orfTiends viii find
trCGzE-, a. the corner cfDeaderick sndthe square,
aver Rr3wncs Tsi7Gng Establishment, one among
the b-sc o2ef-to-s in tar city. His pictures ara
considered By judges TO bo very good. See ad-
s=-t.zrr-e-.
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SUNDAY m0RVING, JAN. 81, 1855.


f@g- We would call the attention Of the cornmu-
Iitv 10 q former notice announcing that Calvary
or Third Presbyterian Church, formerly occupied
~ the Christian Dsromiaatioa is open for regular
worship. We avail ourselves of this method, as
thare Is 10 brl with which to give the proper no.
nacatioa. The pews ard ministry are gratis for the
cl,rent year. No pecuniary tax whstereF, will be
imposed upon those who may see proper 10 attend
divine o-ship in said Church
Services by Rev W. L. TAEDzr, at IL a. NJ, and
half past six, P. NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

- are authorized and requested 10 announce Dr..
Gacg,s \. AvnEFsos. 81 Coffee County. candidate 10
Represent tie Fourth Congressional District in The next
Congress ri Gta lifted States Dr. Anderson was the I'd
Ior o. TIC Eaasg S7fee during the Presidential can
sos e 1870. dc was an Size Democratic Electoral Ticket
z -sE4 ne has heretofore done good service Tor the
Democrat, party and 'h IS the first tine he has asked
any hing la. himself ianlUf
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

Iosaph HaT!snd
David y. Hance.
ON motion and il appearing to the Clerk and Master
said Court that David IS. Hance Ia O nonresident it
s hereupon ordsed that order Of publication be made
for 30 days in the Ehso as% AHsca published IN NaEh
VILE Tenn requiring the sad David Hsucs TO appear
the End Monday n February next at the Coart House IN
the town OF Carthage Smith county, Tenn, then aud there
plead answer deu'ur to csmplsiDsuts original Dill
amended and suppm BILL and default thereof said
bill will be taken for confessed aud for bearing ports
as him.
dec23-lm. A. MOORE, Clerk end Master
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- We are Indebted to Mr. CHAs. p WlGxER,
TIRE polite a13 genlIemanly clerk of The packet s..
ETr.c'-7. i1- Sew Orleans iavors
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NSTHEREAS, libel was the 4th day of January, IL
w the year sos, filed in the District Court OF the Uni
ted States for the Middle District Of Tennessee by ThcS
r. Chdress ESQ., Attorney Of the United States Ter said
District as well IS behalf OF the United States, Of
Jesse Thomas ESQ., Collector for the port of Nashville,
against the vessel Hsrtsville, her tackle apparel and
furniture for reasons and in the said libel
toned praying the usual process and monon OF the said
Court the premises requiring all persons Interested in
the said vessel her tackle apparel and furniture or know
ing having any thing why the same should not he
condemned according 10 the prayer OF the said libel 10
De- and appear before said Court the 9Th day OF March
next N555 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. ii the be day OF
lusdcOn otherwise, the next day OF jurisdiction
thereaito then and there TO the premises and In
iepoae his, her their claim TO the same, and all due
proceedings being had, that the said vessel her tackle
psre and furniture, may, for the and causes in
the said libel mentioned be condemned liable 10 the
unied states for the orfeitures therein mentioned aud
/ their costs IN that behalf expended:
Now therefore, all persons interested in the said vessel
or having any thing say why the same should not be
condemned according 10 the prayer of the said libel
hereby required TO be and appear before he sed Court
be held in aud for the Middle District of in the
city of Nashville the 5th day of March next 1855
10 O'Clock A NJ, of that day, The be dsv of iu.
rSdcun otherwise the next day OF Jurisdiction there
aer then and there to the premses aud uterpOse
his her or their claim to the same and make their saga.
:ions in that behalf and show cause any they have whg
the same should not be condemned according 10 the
! PRAYER Of the said libel.
This Sth day of January, 1885.
j. B. CLEMENTS
L. 3. Marshal. Hid Dist. OF Tenn.
BY B, n. CLzMESTs, d. N. [jsnl0-lw
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= #esre authorized 10 announce Col. B. F. CaE,r-
4s Ez c,1l54'e r Agor General of;he Second Dvis.
500 .j Tennessee Militia uov2g-tf
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

IBECEMBEK hULES, IS54.
Frances E. Mouse,
Merit House end ota6rs.
ON motion and it appearing 10 ths satisfaction Cf the
Clerk and Master Ihst Merit House is q nonresident
OF this State sraupon ordered that AZ order Of pub
cson be made for SO days Ia the CHio anf AEGsyie1
pblishedi Nashville requiring the said defendant Merit
House appear the Court House in the town Of Car
thage Smith County, Tenn the End Monday IL Febru
airy next then and there TO plead deur To the
copIeinsnts original and amended BILL and in default
thereof said bills will be taken confessed and
bearing g. parts as 10 him A. MOORE,
decGS-im. Clerk and Master.
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~ The next session or the Nashville Female
academy vii! commence tomorrow.
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DECIsl0Hs CF THE SUPREME COURT.

az Rev. Al7. IyEcUasoN viii preach attAe Chris
uan Church this morning at the usual hour.
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DECEMBER RULES, 1854.

Nancy Patterson by hsr next friend VIM. Patterson.
Neal Patel sou, and Others.
ON NOTION and it appearing to tie Clerk and MISTER Of
bsaid Court that Neal Patterson is q non resident Of
this State deTeupon ordered that order OF pubea
ton be made for 80 days in the Un5sz ard hEssSc-
published Nashville. Tenn, requiring the said Nes
Patterson 10 appear and plead demur 70 the
compartments bill the Court House In the town Of Garth
age Smith County, Tenn. tbs End Monday in Febru
airy next and in default thereof said bill viii be taken for
confessed and set for hearing, rdrts, ss 70 bin
Tecs4-im A.MOORE, Clerk and Master.
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EXCHANGE.
EUnpITC ASSOCIATION ST0CE.

ESTE ere now Offering very desjrrhie LOT fronting
w 100 feet 90 Spring street IN E5gefeIj and running
back Ot geo ~ "5InoTe street said iot having
a. eeE ,Dt Brick Cottage with eleven r0Gns including
cellar kitchen &cin exchange for Forty Eve Shares Of
Stock the Building Association the owners OF lie stock
to guaranty ths payment e 1he monthly calls
Apply 20 J l. i 7. ". BROWN,
jenle-lCt ~ Cba--J street
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sTEAMER iRUQLOisE..

~ NJ D. L. F. H. BROOKS, MASTER, IS
AzS@2 = WISHES TO inform the public that be has
z5tvFf recently purchased this Substantial Steamer.
ssnd intends running her during the present.
season from
NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS,
and solcits from bis old friends a. formerly share
public patronage. Ir. THOMAS ). HOPKINS viii
Clerk and will give attention n business that sy
be entrusted 10 him Whenever there = patronage sa
and shippers desire hy application 10 the bGs agents
trips viii be extended the Cumberland river high %
a. ROME.
The IEOQUolSE has superior Recommendations for Pes
seugers and Freight, standing Nc. in insuTane Apply
70 s0H NSOS & WEAVER or
JOIN YEAT4AN, Agents
nGvIO--Gn
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Look oft far Counserfe;:s I
EWIN BROTHERS
W. T. GRAY,
II e. ECOVEI
ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF TENNESSEE,


To AL who shall see these Presents Greeting:
ITO the Sheriffs OF the Counties Of @ AHA
1 DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Ma. o.
Cou. Oyerton, Putnam, Smith, and axss7SA
White in said State composing the 4th So!ieitoria Dis.
tiict-GreetiBg:
Whereas The election opened and held on the 23d dsy
Of MayIs54 in tie 4th SOlCitora District for the election
al an Attorney General in said district has been contested
before and declred null and void by the proper suhoFi
~ for hearing and determining such contested elections.
and the same being certified 10 me in due form OF law
Now, therefore, l, ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor a.
aforesaid, bY virtue Of the power and authority
vested bv law, do hereby command you asC giving at
least months notice. at all the places of holding cleo
lions in your respective counties, to open and hold an
election on Thursday the 18th of February 1885, for
Attorney General in said 4th Socitorisl District TO fill
the vacancy occssioned BY the election being declared
void and that you due returns make required BY Law,
made and provided in such cases.
za.s1z<-ES IN Testimony Whereof l have herenntO
rStTkzl set my hand and caused the Great Seal OF
& EsAS& said State to be affixed at Nashville the 4ta
SSkEEANS By the Governsr,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
". g. a. RAMSEY, Secretary Of STATE (6tdrrSv)
- Sparta Times copy four weeks.
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% 500 Prizes amounting to 81 2l7,2i6.
IS NumbeTs-ij Drawn Ballots
Whole Tickets 500 Halves slo Quarters 8; Eigtths
is 90.
Risk OF Packages
Whole Tickets $500 90 Half Tickets $j50 o.
Quarter do Is 90 E-hths 81 go
The small Lotteries are drawn dljv. Capitals from
s. 0J0 10 S0OoO Price Of Tickets from s. 70 $40. All or
ders for Tickets Packages shares will be promptly
swered By return mails The Managers Official Scheus
and printed Drawing will be all Who order Tickets
Notes all solvent Banks received par All letters and
communications striIty confidential Address
Z. FRANCE CO.
Janis -w.wSdlawlT Cincinnati Ohio.
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TINHE Superintendent Of the Public Schools viii be the
l. High School Building daily during t!s t7rsE between
the hours of and IL, Tor the pGrPoss OF examining and
classifying BOYS preparatory tie admission into the
Schools and at the time and place during Dekt week 10
classify the GIRLS 1t Is earnestly desired that Parents
and Guardians should present their children above no
fed that there DE confusion at the opening Oh the
schools on the first Monday in February next.
Per order OF the Board Of Examination. jsnS-u
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= . - = = ~ = As "a.
TY.VT Does. ou hand tud viii Esrsbfter keep c.a-
1 s.aut snl ply II, tae ion0wing aIti'.ss;
,,upoEl's Celebrated Rihe and Sporting Pow
a.. fg csr-4t.rs, guIrte-, hall and whole kegs
.CenUc>ss- Blasting, in kegs Of - lbs and bb!s q
.us lH-:
ssfety Fuse, u-sls ty 10y, Bc%aEd Co.--TaTTzntei
--i.rs5 C-..g.e.2r- Miners and be t5lls generally
,-,-fisl q. re lowest market rates
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