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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

\ Ia Court of Probate holden at Norfolkt "A within and for the district of Norfolk, ou lne 2lst day oi December. 1855:
 Present, W. P RrcE, Esq Judge. George C. Dodge, Administrator on the Esta:s of LUTHER Bu rLER late of Norfolk within said strict, deceased. having repre~ en,ed said estate insolvent, and given ntce to all con cerned [" appear before this Court ibe present. day, al o'clock Afternoon, to he heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners, and no one appearing th's Court doth appoint 0. J. Wolcott aud N. B. Stevens Commissioners ,a examine and adius, he claims of ihe creditors months frm this date he allowed them to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners. and doth direct ta, public notice nf this order be given hy advertising 'he same in newspaper pub lisaed m Litchhrld, aud by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Norfolk nearest the place where the dece used last dm elt Certified from Record
 W. B. RICE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
F Al. 300 ED S. TT Fl. ichards

EE AS just returned from New ' York with -E H a large and splendid assortment of Fall and Winter Goods. such as Cloths. Cass smeres, Ves,ings. TaIlors' Trimmings and Gents Fur nis,ng Goods-which he will sell chea p for cash.
 9T Fall and Winter Fashions just received at T. H. RICHARDS Clothing Es.ablishmen, West Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
House and Lot For Sale.
The British Periodicals
AND THE Farmers Guide.

Great Rcduc:ion in the Price of tae Latter
 Pubiication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
ONEY MARK EFT.

IUEsDAY, sept 30-S p. NJ
The stock market was more depressed this morning
than at the close Of operations yesterday Al the rst
BOARD Cumberland fell OF 4 per cent; New York Cen
trail Railroad, v Panama, "; Illinois Central Rail.
road, vi Galena and Chicago, y; Cleveland and Toledo,
u. illinois Central bonds advanced Z per cent Erie
VI Michigan Southern, r. Residing was no. so active
to-day, and there sales time, sellers option
slight decline. There was bear sale OF 100 shares MI
nos Central Railroad stock lis, seller IL months This
is three per cent under the cash price, Before that
tract expires the stock Ia Just likely be 1870 per
cent any other figure. Il very dangerous business
to put such contracts such stock The little 10.
ward in Eic TO day s not unexpected Tacre
cques Of large holders and Il important FOR them
that they should get rid OF much possible without
loss and they must have abandoned all hope Of rise
IN marke, value, they Will undoubtedly adopt the mex,
best course and that to avoid much oss possible
In the midst Of the active operations Of the combination
doubted their ability % put rp prices and now We
doubt their ability 70 sustain prices The money market
Is a.c.eely agalssi any sucn movement Inc oanks are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

not in condition TO afford any facilities for carrying
stocks but the contrary must soon make active re-
ductons their call loans hypohecated stocks.
OF this kind any extent would give one Of
those old fashioned pancs and fall in prices Of two three
and four per cent in twenty four hours We are In
financial condition similar to that of the London money
market The drain Of specie upon for England is SINH
lar 10 that upon England for the Continent and the effect
upon stocks is precisely the in London and New
York. In neither market there any outside specula
tons, and inside feels disposed to operate The
future does not present any encouraging features. We
probability OF sdiate suspension Of specie
shipments but the contrary, appears TO increase
the advances But three times in the whole Of the
past thirteen months has the specie been low
reported at the cose Of last week. while the loans
range this moment from fifteen twenty three mil
lions greater than either of the periods referred TO-
At the second board the market was lower There
pears to be the aim and object Of the bulls prices
down easy possible. They have abandoned for the
present all hopes Of getting the market The disposition
to sell Reading and all the largest railroad stocks pref
y general and there ard buyers but the shorts Ga
lena and Chicago appears to be slowly but gradually set
Ting down. few days sold at 1o7 per cent, and
If much stock should come out IL will go there agaio.
New York Central Railroad will not 1t is thought, stop
short Of eighty per cent and hereafter that will be about
the maximum price. Illinois Central Railroad was 4
per cent lower this afternoon, with the sale Of only fifty
shares for cash.
The annexed statement exhibits the earnings Of differ
emit railroad panes in different parts of the country
during the month Of August this year, and the capital
each company, including botn stocks and bonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

Et1uoAS. Tuesday, sept 80 PuxR uuuuGy IN
inc 10th ear Of his age native Of county Jongord Ire
The friends and relatives Of the family are respec,fcly
nvd 10 attend the funeral from hts late residence
lsz wei ihFy ihlrd street near seventh avenue this
afternoon at bali past one O'Clock His remains viii DO
taken 10 Calvary Cemetery for interment
HosB-suddenly, on Monday eveaipe. Sept 20 OF dis
case OF The heart HEskY HOW Ia Ilc 5sth OF hs
The relatives and friends OF the family are requesld 10,
attend the futeral from 81 Marks church. Second ave-
tAuen "s' ''''"e' nv
pcvmFpAr.-ou Monday Sept. 20, JoHs DorHsp,Y.
Tho trends and acquanances or the family ara invita-,
70 attend the funeral tomoror afternoon Il three occcs
from hts sons residence, No. 81 East Twenty eighth
street without further invitation
18th year Of her age
The funeral VIII ,sie place from her late residence No.
y cannon street, ths morning, at nire O'Clock
STORY On Tuesday, sep, 30, at q quarter mast two
O'Clock. bon knps srvny
bs iriends are invited 20 attend the funeral m1rrow
morning, at eleven O'Clock from ns late residence No
70 london Terrace without further notice
ns-u pulmonary consumption, wAirss B. nan.
Hs friends, ana those o, hts brothers, George W and
william, are respectfully invited - attend the funeral,
this afternoon, hrcc o'clock from his late residence
No 13p Iacrcns street
DAlY suddenly, Monday, Sept %, Jous DAY., %
The friends and soquantances Of his brothers, James
aud Michael, are respectfully vtcd attend the fun.-
raj ,hs a'ernoon AZ one clock from hts late residence
One Bupdredth street and Eighth avenue without for.
Their invitation
Cox On Mooday, Sent 70. after long lllness eap m
vie ~ EbwIs Cox. aged 90 years late Of Carrpst NJ
near No',ins BAN, England.
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend TIE In
pcra the afternoon, at two O'Clock from No $40 Attain
tic street. Brooklyn.
Lnrrn On Monday. Sep, 70, Of consu npsion. Josrru
l11ttt, son OF James AMI Cathasae :. It.eIl.
HE remains viii be Inferred from the residence of M.
parents IN Bedford avenue, the corner OF wtoush
by street The friends and relatives or toe IA nily tbes
q HE wife Kate ludlow Ille the members of tie
theeca PROFESSION IA fouerel, are respectfully Invited
70 Mend the funeral, THIS Afternoon, three O'Clock
TIE write and Division avenue leave Faton ferry
eyeiy five minutes.
C.. ard 81 Louis papers ptase COPY -
:, H,pi " IN Newark J, 90 sonds., sepi "a A.,
Hknpis Of the hrm Of s,eoeht y, drea nav ~ 49,
90 years 49, ~ " sses
The relatives AM fsr's invited "a ,,,ou, a..
church, In NewAfR "'@""' /" 81 -Ae frsJss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

PROBABLE MURDER CEDAR STREET Last evening about
o'clock the sound Of pistol heard In Cedar street.
near Washington, and man observed amer
running brsky up West crowd soon gathered
when found on the sidewalk, opposite No. 15T
Cedar street. sroaning and apparently great pain. he
taken up and conveyed to a lodging house near by
when was found that he shot In the abdomen just
beneath The region Of the heart He gave his name
John Curran, and said his brother officer In the
First ward police. He taken 10 the New York Hos.
pal. where his wounds we're probed, but the physician
pronounced his case hopeless. From wha, our re
Ing man. dryAsd IKE sailor, entered lodging house,
kept by joan Brady In Cedar street. and ask
ed for accommodations for the night Nj. Brady
bed when the stranger eft and called at another
public house adjoining. here he was refused nmo
cations but Mr. Curran. who happened 20 be In ri the
time, told The that be could take him where ne
could procure lodgings for the night lie took his nat
and walked with the stranger few steps. when the la,
Ger pulled pistol from his pocket and shot him 10 tho
shdomen, ~ described. No words spoken, nor
does Mr. curran know any reason for the murderous as
cav the occurrence, and both he and Mr.. Brady could
identify the scoundrel who nred the shot. The police
set mmec lately upon his track, but up to q hate
hour last night had not succeeded in capturing him.
AsorHER MrRpNrors ssAurr-rate last night gen
leman struck with sung shot in Chambers street
near The theatre, by person to him unknown To
Injured man taken to his home where his wound
were found TO be severe. His sssaulier not cap
trred.
Csrnu PArAE-FAR or AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Yesterday we paid another visit TO the Palace In which
the American Institute hold their annual exhibition We
are happy say that the building does present so
chaotic an appearance as It did; yet many OF the
articles intended for exhibition have been adjusted
nor assigned TO their appropriate places But atsr AL
this noble structure wears a cheerful aspect and ere
bong will be the habtua resort OF all lovers OF the true
Ind beautu indeed, there are multarious objects OF
inierest 70 be seen now which will sbundanty repay
THIS truly republican institution aud deserves
y liberal patronage. II can be rendered important
auxiliary IN developing the latent sk OF the Of this
great republic and the most humble artisar make
effective instrument in ascending the bin Of fame
thus earn Tor himself as envable reputation the dis
tins ulsbed mechanist whose sudden demise u was our
painful duy TO record q few days ago. large clock
h grgcfz erection, and css PIES eoaspssaoas posi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01


Transmitted TO IT, $. Mint Phil for coinage. Ia AS 81
The circular Of Dc Coppet Co., prepared for trans
mission abroad By the steamship Asia from this port for
Liverpool 70. morrow gives the following review Of the
bond and stock Market
STATE Socts Missouri 6's at II advance and Virginia
Els and Indiana 5's nj . shade decline, actively
dealt in. Tennessee 6s with few TRANSACTIONS declined
III per cent
cvy and County Bonds continue very quiet A pretty
large amount OF New York city SIS, Of 1859, and SIS OF
$780, changed hands at well sustained rates.
Railroad Bonds.-with moderate activity Illinois Cen
trail Constructions haye advanced u. Freelauds, with
privilege after touching 107. close II decline There
wa good demand for Erie 7's OF 1871, at well mAty-
tanned rates; for rs OF 1875 at Decline and for New
York Central e's at q decline.
Railrcod Shdres-Much activity prevailed In Erie,
Reading, and Cleveland and Toedo--the two former
closing AZ y and 80 decline, and the latter at "a
cline. With the exception OF Illinois Central phich has
r,en V, the decline II general There also trans
actions o some importance In the following with ic-
cline as follows Chicago and Rock Island OF Ia,
Michigan Central OF 1, Michigan southern OF ~ and
on New York Central Of 4 per cent
Arsy. without being difficult 10 procure, Ia In better
demand Of for call loans, and a, to IL for paper
The value Of general merchandise imported into Boston
during The week ending Sept. ~, 1850, amount
week in 1855 e2sa77
Amount Of imports from July 10 Sept 2e 1856 IL 7i21u
Average amount per week ................. 903 ia
decrease OF average tor the week ending Sept
20. a compared with the an cunt Of Imports
from Jsly 1........................ 1894
Amount OF imports from Jan TO Sept &C. 1856
Average amount per week .............. 9oe li5
necrea,c " .verage COR the week ending sep,
40, ~ compared with the imports nom Jan. l. 102s2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

The Boston Advertiser Of the 10Th inst. says
In money matters there ia scarcely any change
from last week, except sliehtly increased demand
which, however has not had any material influence
current rates. First class be negotiated a.
per cent and poorer grades higher in proportion Our
imports continue heavy, which has the eff ct of ms
large exports Of specie, and this operates check
ducton in money rates. On the other hand there
general dem and for capital than usual this
the year and until greater activity shall prevail II
probable that he price OF money will be much enhanced
The Pottsvie Miners Journal Of the 9th inst gives
following review of the coal trade up the
this season. compared with corresponding periods last
ANTHRACITE AND BiTUMISous Coal TRADE
The quantity sent by railroad this week SIS 887 IL
tnns by canal 49, 426 co. for the week. S93l3 IA
Total by railroad $50 1853 H. against 1901 73 or
by canal 1856 10, against 493 u tons pr
Rod last year.
The canal has caught up TO last years shipments Tn
railroad still remains behind lat GOA tons.
II is now evident that the market for coal cannot
supplied this But about two months OF the ship
ping season remain, and perhaps less-and the suppl,
from all the regions far about l52 900 tons behlnc
the supply TO same period last year. including supply
rom the new regions. The deficiency cannot bs mad
for the balance Of the Last ear
supply $780, 100 tons the previous year.
surplus in only few markets Tais year IL Is i'm
possible 70 throw into the market any increase over tn
supply of last year, for the balance OF the season.
comparison with last year the trade sums follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

kslip--MopgE.-Op TUESDAY. Sept. 80, II tho rcsl-
dcnce Of the brides fNher. BY Rev Thos H. skinner o.
~, IiDhos = kbAIP 10 NARY oxR, daughter OF q. w.
Morris, Eq all Of this city.
lJSsKrY-hAcrRs-OpM Monday. Sept 20 In 81 Jsmese
church by Rev Mr.. NcKetna, Mr.. MARE LssKsY 10 Me-
MsbY hlotKH, both a. tbs city.
California papers please copy.
Gnss-rbEssoS-Ou Thursday evening. Sept Is, by
the Rev Dr hilstt at No lz2 Fist r~efth street Mr..
JoBs Giys. OF nttsacla, Mass TO Miss MARY JAWS
CfsRKroS, o. Danbury, Conn.
PorPr-Pssss -gn Monday evening, Sept. %, BY the
Rev y Gillette. pastor Calvary Baptist church Mr.
g h. JuIus Porn 10 Miss ALICE H. Pssss both OF Colum.
bia n
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-howng falling on this year, thus far, In comparison
with the light tolls of last year. amounting to $4,000;
and In comparison with the receipts Of ls47, decrease
Of S797,2l5.
The closing quotations for stocks In the Boston market
Saturday. compared with those the close Of
the previous week, were as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01
Rhode Island Regatta.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your account of the Providence regatta published in
your paper Saturday last you state that Wood Lynch,
Matherson and Burns rowed in the boat George c. New
man, against the Experiment. Such is not the fact
not Of the above named gentlemen out Of the
city last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

CITY OMnERCIAL REPORr.

ItksIAfl stpt. oV--O T. VI.
AsHFs unchanged.
BKfADsrrHs -FiOur-rhe market was without change
Of moment There was tow IN which, combined with
The incl, mency of the weather had tendency check
irsntactons The sales embraced about 900 a 500
bhs closing ~ about the closing prices OF yesterday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

NuhhuIah brands Wcre quet, and prices unchanged.
There continued q good demand FOR southern brands
with sales OF about 1900 q 1000 bbls, at the
above quotations. Rye -four and corn meal were in
fair demand AZ steady prices Whca-Tnc market
Was less active, the extreme prices demanded nav.
ing Nnded 10 check. Qpsratlons The salSe embraced
about looeo ~, COO bushels chiefly nhcis sud In IL
ara red, At ole b4c. 6hc. with lots southern
and Cqnadmn white, at 81 03 81 90; ehQcs Was I'D
81 u % VI 10. Corn rather easter vim sales OF
about 10000 40,0G busbeis; Chiefly sound We teri
yellow reported told at 7sc. Rye was au.i
NJ about CSC. Oats unchanged. Coffee was steady
with limited sales ri small prices The stock GA the Isl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

Business Of the New York Canals.
Statement showing the quantity OF the several arti,as
arst cleared the canals at and the quantity left
York during the last week in september 1885,
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i'cteaac w AesV ~ 63 i69
Tie following is statement OF the cash assets and
labi tiles OF the New Orleans banks on the Goth ina,

To,sl..... .sis,ts3ies s65a546l 7sII Sss It7s,sl
The following table exhibits the rcspcc,ve ano,p,s ~
sxonanse held ~ the various banks and also the sums
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

The following Is statement OF tolls received o n the
New York canals during the third week September and
also the total amount received from the opening Of nav
CATION up TO Sept Esd, in the years named
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

Deduct from the 43s $50 tons 80 600 tons. which In
Wikesharre region short last year OF tie supply
the previous year down the river and you have
tons ahead OF the previous year at this period. Add
this the shciency OF the trade this year. I. shows
difference In the etate Of the trade now compared wit
the same period last year. OF upward Of six hundred
fifty nine thousand tons.
BY Railroad and Canal.
Quantity OF coal sent by railroad and Canal for the wee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

Heavy Overcoats-A Large stock or Peter
sham mohar and niger head very cheap
X. q. B0UdAITON, No 81 Murray street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

Still the RUN Continues at Drumgold a;
PROCHs 10 FULTON Their clothing speaks for itself
and the handsome ut their door keeps Of
mirers constantly gazing with admiration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

Use Cristadoro's Dye-The Best Article OF
It's hind known Wholesale and retail and privately applied
Of No. 6 Asior House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

There has been fair demand last repor, for ,o
37s3 bags sold at auction 2sd Inst AZ ~ I,c ave
rage g92 The quality Of this very Inferior and
uuon the whole brought fur prices The trade wat
Wednesday, LIST proximo
Cmrm.-ine market confirmed nrm with sales o
about 900 200 bales, closing at about l2sc for mid
ding uplands, l2c Tor Mobile do, and H. Nc for New
fHuoHs-Rates were unct angcd To Tlverpooi about
&C. oOt ato 0c0 bush grain engaged At Cd akd In
bulk and bags, with some nour at 2s cotton was A. va
10 London. some Hour was reported al 2 Cd nd some
oil cake At 3ts; grain wasat led Bremen vessel sas
taken ~ to load at Tort au Platte tor Bremen Al c3lC
To Havre, wheat was nj lsc., aud -FOUR AZ Tbc
NAVAL sIorFS were quiet and prices unchanged
SItrH Crude Crude
TuJsn Turn. Rosia Ttr. PRch
Reo.qS Lk. bis ibis bJL. Us
south larolina....... l4o 40 lotl =
North Carolina ....... 1.027 l.b0v ssh
Total Tor week ......., 1ie1 Ina Ass
Previously reported se,477 90 02s as sqt 552
- -
Total from Jan. i..sIell q, i7i S5s77o ieSsi 6sl2
Eg1rris
TO iors'gn ports ...... lo,si5
Total Jan 1........as,T-b en.67s slsio7 2t3H a. 30
same tine 1865 IS, COL S3,e6T 4el s94 iS 40
Decrease. .......... a.sse - a9i loo 2s7 q i0o
PRovrIoNs -Pors--rhe saes wcre confined 10 abou,
80 barrels mess ~ sy0 u prime was AZ fts SIS Is
Beet steady and nrm with sales OF about $50 bar
res, inc udiug country prime al s6aS and moss ut
So 50 20 otuer kinds we're unchanged Cut meats and
bacon quiet. Iarf was 10 mod, rate demand with
Gales about 100 zoo barrels IN lots at 1Ssic aii,c
Batter and cheese we're unchanged
Hlrr vac firm with limited uansactior.
SrU .la.- The ~ss.bvs isterfsrea WIN usussot,ans
and salcs were confined " about 900 100 hhds Cuba
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

The Comeo-Type-The most Celebrated
miniature Introduced Is taken only wTlIAMSoNs
1rooklyn. Complexion clear and pretty Freckes don't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

garments are now ready, and on sale.
most OF these fabrics imported By and confined
and best styles, early call viii
full things st win be Oh before the fairly
begun.
The stock cloths. cassmercs and vesgs our custom
rooms admimd 70 be the largest and best s~leeed variety
ever exposed la this city, ~ DEVLfN co,
2s ~ and 80 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

25c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Photographs, Por-
traits Of Presidential candidates and views OF Niagara Falls
by HOLMES, 2s9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

would remain under the dsagreeable breath
when by using the balm thousand
ce would not only render sweet but leave the teeth
aabaster Many persons do not know their breath bad
and the subject delicate their friends will
Pour single drop of the balm your tooth brush and
wash the teeth night and morning any cent bottle will
las, For sale by all druggs None genuine
signed by FETRTDGE CO., proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

English Board Paper and Envelopes from
De La Rue Co, London the only assortment in the city,
Just opened by ~ GfMBRIDE SIS broadway. " B-oniy
depotin New York for eoored initials.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

Whites 50 Hat, Fall style.-I4S FultoI
street, between Broadway and Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

HollowsysPiils and Ointment.-To Oeplcte
the system by bleeding and violent purging IL deprive
lies machinery Of s motive power These remedies
dsinect the blood and the secreons and
internal complaints BY destroying their seeds In the vital
fluids.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

Phrenology.-Examinati with Charts
and written descriptions OF character daily by Professor
FOWLER, the chronological Cabinet broadway, near
the Tark. Private for ladies' and gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

Pianos md MelodeoDs. Horace Waters
modern improved pianos and meodeoas only
At s3 broadway. Pianos TO rent and allowed pur
chase; fer sale on monthly payments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-01

Gentlemen who appreciate fine Hat, and
of magnificent proportions, invited call ESPEN
SCHkID'S, lis Nassau street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-19
GEORGIA LOTTERY.

Isls. Prizes amounting to $4,000
The prizes Of o determined BY the number which draEs
p.e- that number should be an odd number, then
the scheme will be entitled to ~
number ticket In the scheme viii be
o. 10 addition other prize which nsy be drawn
equal quantity Of odd and number
S be Il drawing marty half the cost Of the SAME
sih chances Of obtaining other prizes
,krt ending 9Th ,, G. even all hose end
with 3. 3, I, 3, odd.
s4hout deduction
AL Prizes Of 81 and under PAID Immediately after the
irawlng-othtr Prize. at the usual time Of thirty days
All communication strictly confidential The dIAsn numbers ~
L- 10 purchaser Immediately after the drawing.
whole Tickets go, Halves 81; Quarters ~.
TNDUcEsESLs CLUES
one-hAlf 81 the Tickets guaranteed to drAS o. Will sell
Certificates Packages q 10 Tickets (o1d and nuLbrTsJ
the following rates;
All that guaranteed
20 the purchz-er
certhsae q Paetase Of 10 whole Tickets &C.
10 Half - ~
10 Quarter -
Orders Tor Tickets b. addressed either To
= SWAN A Co, Atlantis, Ga.