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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20

ORovILLE Police. AZ Il meeting OF the
citizens OF Oroyille on Wednesday evening,
it vas resolved to continue the Police regu-
lations, which il is believed has done much
t4,protect this city from fire, \ committee
was appointed whose duty it is to employ an
efficient Police, and collect the ne essaIy
funds 20 pay them. This is as it should be.
md We hone all will come up promptly with
the subscriptions, and assist the committee
to mniatan an Efficient night Police, until
ARRANGEMENTS a:e crtectcd to inrou orntc
the towr. a little more care and watchiul-
ncs, will carry us safely through the dy
season, when it is believed that the danger
will be somewhat lesscned, by copous show
ers oi 7 am.
"SrRAws' FROM PLUMAs Co "A friend
from P,umas county informs US that vote
was taken at the Eu,eka mining conn any :
claim, which resulted as follows:
Buchanan, 70
Fremont, IL
Fillmore, D
The propositions to take the above vote,
came from II rabit Fillmore man
No wonder the Fillmore Bcs1cr event
in"
ANOTHER. vote was taken in the stage
between Marysville and Rabbit Creek III
which the same per3u2Yas passenger, re-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20
NEW ADV FRTISEMENTS.
OEOvlELG PED IRESsHN
NEV nCGT And SHOE STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

HNTIlE RRICK STpKE. NJ At DOOR VEST tt
q To The tLitcj Stut,~ t'uu~r, Monlg incry stree.
rhe sui scrIbrr j. now open,n AMI off rs for sac
the preatrsi variety aud the best quality Of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20

Regular Dtmoera,w ,ounAy Nominations.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20

FoR SUPERINTENDENT oF PUBIC INSTRUCTION.
ANDREW J NOTLnFR .of San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20

FoR CLERK or SUPREME CoURr,
CHARLES s. FAIRFAX,. Yuba
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

SHAxP PKAcrreg.--A good joke j. told
on prominent and enterprizing citizen Of
elegant and substantial block Of stone hoa-
ses, q large store room was leased to sundry
knights OF the hammer on condition that
they would not use bell as al advertising
medium OF their Whereabouts. The condi.
lion was fully set forth in the lease, in
which the party Of the second part" bound
themselves 10 preserve US and our neigh.
bors from the abominsbie nuisance Of an
auction bell. Nor have the suctioneers vi.
olated the agreement; they do not use
bell, but nightly, a rascaily Chinese gong
lit must be cracked sends forth its Earring,
discordant sounds. It's terrible nfic
ton ona neryons men, that gong ~ 81
Psai DIN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

Not losg since We had occasion 10 ride =
short distance in one ofour city olnnibusses.
Ii was nearly dark, and the omnibus started
OF nearly filled with men. Sson il stopped,
and a woman opened the door. Instant!
there we a move among them; they crowd
ed together and seat was furnished the
lady.
After proceeding square or two further,
another lady wished to get in; an additional
squeeze was given, and she was accommo-
dated with seat. A similar application
aas again soon made, and a gentleman gave
up his seat and got on top. Another soon
followed, and another gentleman did like
wise. Repeated instances like this occur
red, and the gentlemen by crowding togeth.
or. holding market baskets and childre n,
accommodated every lady applicant till we
counted made. men, women, and children,
nearly 80 persons. Then the number began
to dim.nish; mea and children got out, and
the ouaibua vas decentls FLIED with women,
there being only two men inside. and they
At the further end completely blocked IN BY
market baskets. And now q woman opened
the door: not a lady stirred. "Csn have
sat-" nodestly asked the spplcsnt. III
should like 10 see where you'd sit" ssid one
lady. "Doai yea see this bus is full,
said another. "You can stand" aneerin2l y
said third Il can walk SAID the spunky
aPo!icsn-, and slsmlniag the door, of she
walked. Nov, had the omnibus been q. iaIl
Of men as il was Of women, that lady would
have been furnished sea; ithlut q muir
muir.
But IT is not only ia the omnibus that mer
show their superior politeuess ever women.
In rainy day. il we meet two nen abreast
on crossing, one Instantly steps behind the
other, and gives you passway. But If yer
meet two ladies', chances TO enc, 5ul
you will have to step ia the mud.
la q crowded church men will squeeze
together to accommoda another man; but
the ladies will spread themselves out 90 thai
two or three will 6.l pew. and not sn incl
viii they move to accommodate enc of theil
own sex. So in railroad cars, and othe!
places where men and women congregate
and where the true nstre disposition is
instin ctiyeIy shown.
We state these as general cases. There
are exceptions of course, but we wish mere
ly to draw attention to the general fact, that
while man's rudeness TO g woman is so
rare a. to attract notice when il occurs, the
rudeness Of woman towards man, or TO-.
wards another woman. is so common as to
be considered a matter of course. IF among
other "Woman's Rights" which some ladies
are DOW striving to obtain. they will migrate
the right TO be always courteous end polite
10 each other; we men will take care of our
selves. and them too, God bless ''em. With
all their faults, We love them still.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

ABOUT WxLEEa AsDHIs polxGs.-Senar
Eespinora, an exile from Ncsrauga, who
zane passenger IN the last steamer from
Greytowa, gives some particulars respec.
tug Walkers treatment OF Gen. Corral,
which will be likely to be treasured 10 his
advantage by the people Of that county,
We quote from this statement as follows
when il was known that the Court mar.
tial Of Americans. into whose hands WAL
ker had surrendered Corral, had determin-
ed on bis death, addresses were sent to
Walker, signed by ell the oreign resident,
in Grens1s, and by all the clergy and prin-
cpai native citizens, asking that his life be
spared, and Offering on the part ofthe cler-
gy and the men Of wealth, to mortgage their
fortunes as guarantee that Corral, II not
executed, would live tranquil in San Juan
del Norte But Walker sterrly re fuse ed the
victim. Soon after Corral was shot. the
people ofthe city surrounded his corpse.
large msjority being women, WHO cut all
the hair from his head ia little locks. and
nbued their handkerchief and portions Of
their clothing in his blood, TO be ken, as
reliee.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
surrrR AND CHSsss. The srsat scarcity

BurrsR AND CHEEss, The great scarcity
of butter and cheese, the former especially,
not only in our own State, but in our west
ern aud eastern cities, 10 an indication that
our farmers do not give sufficient attention
TO those things, which they may consider
too tri.iing, when compared to cur great
grs.n crops. Prominent among those neg
lected are butter and cheese. Beyond ev-
cry thing else, the wealth Of Iowa lies in
her capacity for feeding and raising stock
OF ell kinds--it is emphaticaily agrsxlng
State, and every product contingent upon
this fact or feature. should receive the first
attention OF her agricultsrists. Al least one
half the grain we produce has TO seek
market out of the State fer want Of con-
! sumers at home, whilst At least one halt OF
the butter. and perhaps five times the guam
tity of cheese, more than is made at home,
would find ready aud profitable market 81
most at your own door. And suppose there
vas produced st home ten times the quanti-
~ needed here, are they not more profitable
articles for export than any kind of grain
| which cen b. p.oducedi lie, US see. The
| cost of taking a bushel of wheat to New
| York from any part OF Iowa, not more remote
| than ftiy miles from the Mississippi river
| ID not less than rs cents, or three-fourths oil
the price for which j, viii cell at the near.
eft market towa, supposing the price paid
/ then to be Que dollar per bushei. The cost
/ OF making pounds of butter and pounds
! Of cheese, which can be sold at the next
! country sire for one dollar, is not. one b ali
the cost Of producing one bush.l OF wheat
| The butter aud cheese can be taken TO New
| YORK for Is cents, or So cents less than ohe
/ dollars worth of wheat. The difference in
time is much greater against its conveyance
to an eastern market Again. for the hes
/ quslities OF these articles there is never
/ falling market at home. al the highest prices
whereas for grain the prices are calculating
We are OF opinion that the dairy offers &c
! tue farmer Of Iowa never falling sou 'cs Of
wealth. and were We possessed OF the means
we would rather invest them in that han
mel, than any other branch Of husbandry.-
Iccd Farmer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
BuLwsR.-Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton

BuLwER.-Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton
has become writer in the Quarterly Re-
view. The article ON Pitt and Fox We
suspect, is by him. What cannot time eff.
feet, Lockha I studiousiy iabstained from
noticing Bulwer in the Quarterly, and
Fockhart was lord of the Quarterly from
the infancy of Bulwer's reputation till last
year--a period Of thirty years Now Lock
hart is no more. aud Bulwer is no longer a
Wing. The neglected author appears as a
writer in that very periodical which no in
juriously abstained from rendering him the
literary justice his genius has long entitled
him to receive.-Londoa NeEs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

A CoMIpy OF ERRoEs.-Cuy Of the Ma
tionsl Hotel, Washington, is said to resem-
Bile Gen. Cass 50 closely in his exterior, cs
to give rise 10 many mistakes. The Ma
sional 10 quite crowded this winter, and
guest, who had been put into q remote and
inconvenient room. coming down stairs in
the morning little cross, met Gen. Cass
in the hall, stepped up to4iHi, and in Ian.
Euage more forcbie and rapid than elegant,
said: Mr.. Guy, I'll be ifTil stand il.
You've put me AZ the top OF tho house.
NEST have roola somewhere lower down.
Gen. Cass tlnterposing and nesgously)-
Sr. YOU are mistaken in the pers. you ad-
dres.; ] am Gen csss, of Michigan.
Stranger lconfusedly}-Beg yoar pardon.
Gen. Csss-though. il gas my old friend
Guy. All e mistake, assure you.
The General passed oct Of the building
but soon returned. and as luck would have
II, the stranger met hin at fall lace again
but in different position. This time be
was sure he met mine host, for the Senate
from Michigan he kne. had just gone out
So stranger stepped boldly up, slapped tn,
General heartily and Familiarity on the shosl
der, exciaiming:
"By heavens, Guy, I've got rich sell Il
relate. met old Cass up stairs. Just now
and thought ii was you, and began cursin,
him about my room"
Gen. Cass with emphasis) Well yoans
man, you've met sod Cas-" again,
Stranger disappeared and hasn't beer
heard of since.-Abany Atlas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

The Royal Mint of Engl and is at present
engaged night and day in coming sosef.
eigns. In addition to this, the mint fur.
nishes two thousand Crimesn medals daily
as instslnents Of those ordered for thu ar
mics and fleets OF the east.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
Neal Gstatf.

=, rt,,, cuAnLEs PowEas.
lohs ,,. -, ny Davenport, Iowa.
TALrIAN & POWERS.
.cor,,or.A Gounscllor.a at LAW
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
,,on ..,,s siie al second street opposite LeClaire
block over why's store.
r SNuS boughtand sold on Commission. lawns
| Ialso a n onire In Eastern New fork, at pun.
iroa, which alarge emigration may osexpeeseu
tbe nye,e NJ season We have unusual advantages "
di.rose oil lands to actual settlers.
II PLoansnegotiaied sn Real Es,ateseeuri1'
-REEE9EscES-
New York City. Psnghkeebsis,a ~
M rohn Van f:nrsn, Hon ChaSlesH Rngglss,
A. Z. Fiagg, !" sutlheft pean.
Charles O'Conera Nasser -,
William /. liaseneyor, - benson Less.LE
Anthony J NeoeEcr, I" froi; a. d Netse'
William u. sassmore. ulics, \. y.
Albany, Y HON. hofauo Se5 iaob'
HI, Caxyor Porter Cheago,Ai.
Hogebc0ne, King and botes kh'SW Hsna -
Ersstus Corning. Milo aaa foH's.,
sniIa wu W.tg Wood and ca.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
THE FARMERS Guyur

TO SCIENTIFIC d PRACTICAL AGRIcuJTupy
~ Htsst srsyHxss Rs, Of Edinbufgh and a.. lisa
Il. aOnca fhois.sof OF scs.thc Agriculture 10 Yais
College, New HAVEN. zyals Royal Ilnsya No. a.0
9Ee nezasfoss v GOD snd fsiesl Ensrasings ''s'''
tue pubsnec, Ia order 20 eiv, !, 49,
noa ths pabishef have resolved reduce ts ufee 70
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes.
Whsa ssEi By mail lposr psd) 20 California 80 .r,.
As ptee viii Is a. other pan oi ths Ia,o as q
Of the Fam % ~' H's 0'u ooon
ksIetanees for G1y Of the above publication. ,.sala a.
NspS bs sodsstssa. postdae, 70 ice p1oisaefn 800 =
LEONARD SCOTT a. co
Ne a Geld kasst S,~ Y,tl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

A FAcT yoK FAxEER..-Every inch o.
rain that falls on . roof yields two barrels
to every space of ten fe:i square; and y
barrels are yielded by the annual rain in
this Climate on similar surface. A barn
thirty BY forty feet yields annually eight
hundred and sirty-four barrels; this is e.
nough for more than two barrels day for
every day in the year. Many OF our land
lords have. however, q, least I've times
that amount Of roofing or their dwellings
and ether bulkiags, yielding annually more
tha n four thousand barrels OF rain water, or
about twelve barrels. or about one handrsd
and fifty ordinary pailfals, daily. Farmers
who have a scarcity of rain wster should
remember this, and they should also re-
member the fact that We have long endea-
sored to impress upon them that from the
roofs of the habitatiens Of Gasn or eeas,
seficient water can be o5isined to supply
all beneath them Gernaa.opa Is3
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
Dooks \ Stationery.
PAPER kache Gooda

Papier kache Gooda.
WYE are Just in eipt Of largo stock OF The above
w goods or . new AID esreedingly rich style.
.,noug them are Writing Desks, Jewel Gases, ulore
Boxes, Tables. &c. 49,,
bees H. =. fohtcH q Dho.
GENERAL IETHLLIGKNCE OFFICE
ra,HE unds rsisned mas ned Generst Intel snSs
l Once with comple,s sst Of books in which 10 en-.
Ter all kada OF Neal and Perssnal Property Tor sale
or for eat he nsnes si ell servants who wish for
places ia families within the city, also the names OF
Mechanics, l. borers and others seeking employment,
so those no are In search Of Houses, ser
yanis c Is not TAIL Of mediate success In obtain.
lug eth by calling at my Office Charges moderate
Call and register your wants or orders aud ihey WI!
receive prciupt attention. 4. FINEFIILD.
Dee Z. 's3.dIy No. Commercial Buildings.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
The British Periodicals
Farmers Guide.
GREAT RRDUCTIo THE PPIcp
OF rHs LATTER PUBLICATION.

f3loaas leading British Pcriodiea, VIZ '''''' '''
THE EoSnoN QUARfflgRLY .cgs.s,,,fre,.
THE EDFNBcAGl RErlEw ,lynisl,
THE NoATH BRITISH REVIEW tFfse Church,
THE WESTMINSTER iEvlEw tLtteral,.
BLAoKwooD,s EDISDSS'sGH MAGAZINE trory,,
The great and apoytsn, Religions Political and
20 bes. PuDesoes ~ interest and y,lye ,b.s
1ossesed They occupy middle ground III.
~ written nsastes crude spscuistoas, aad flying mmoT.
Of the hewspeger and the pondefoG, Tome the
written ioss after Inc hvag facts he records
.aA haze passed sway The progress Of the Wa, "a the
nen 10 closely criticised whether friend or of os and Al,
tesressy pointed Tie letter. from the
fa tao Of It's most popular contributors, give more IN
ise ard reliable of moYsne1t, OF s
belilserents than can else whore be found.
these Perodca ably represent The three grss,
parties ofGrest B,itsia-Hhg, Tory Ard 5a, -,
the profound cience Literature Meraj,,y
and hehfon is, stand as they have stood anrvaed
,e.s, onS Il. 1 the
reader every class tey furnish correct and .t,s,a
tory eeosd OF the current Of th.
World than esh be possibly Obtained from Other .ouyo,
Larry COpieh.
The receipt o. Advance Sheets from British publisher.
u. present sieitins ssss Of Europssa .s' ass!
they can nos bs pseed y me haad OF .absbss. sboa, a.
TERMS
Per ann.
For any Of The iosr Rsss~s T0
FOR en- ihsss Ut iis four RsysW. So
for snT four Of the Reslsat 500
Tor Bses wood aud thrss Review. az
Fof biaekwood AID tbs foaf Reviews 10 o.
PegR.Rts 70 be mads IN all easss az ssssHse. yos.y
esrrssf 'sthe ssGfs Shsrs issHsd eiHss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08

rTNfiE undersigned Offer for safe 81 desr; 4. 4 4
i their additions to { ity of Davenport, o. tAs
terms--A cretlt OILS > uHii wears all BE- chmi
parties who will build this seasoh.
Juno 10Th. 1855 COOKE SAR6ESI'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
Sheffield Coal!

THE shesseid airiag and Transportation On pcny
i are uow Mining Ore Hundred Tors % Coal per
day and siil deliver 4 By the load u tons al The
Depot st Rock Island at Three Dollar. per Ton or
Two thousand pounds.
Tbs il superior Coal and IL Is conhdeny believed
snat 1t i twenty i've per cheaper thar any fuel
now burned IN This city.
~ quality OF tue coal may be seen al Cook ssr
gents ONCE. where orders will bs received for IL.
Davenport, Disc 25, ls5j.dw-if
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
For Sale.
Town OF Wsleott

~ DWELLING Houses, pleasant! sltustet al
4 kerfs addition to city OF Davenport. all M
posse ssIup given Immediately itIns t5he&.
IuIy sJth. issl COOK & SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
Fort De> Moines Land Agtuc,
Ian d w AR RANTS
Interior ana Atlanta BANK,
30 Lots for Sale.

Notes OF the above banks will BE- received {. 1
IN Rgnk. Dg HOUSES same rate. = oihci s9sisf
western curreHcyt COON s. SaRGEAI
Del
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'N'NN~t PpFF
q i N 10 ID 4 n x

q / N ID - 4 h g
- discount Of twenty five per from the above oric..
W. ahoweA 70 ordering iorr copies OF any
ss OF aas ~ The above sos.i; Ihns: -Four copss OF nck
sooo Of OF ONE HsyeE Mil be isni address for ~
. tlT AcE ~ WI eiA'
N az ihs pfteisi Cues and Towns these work. viii -.
delivered FnER OF POSTAGE When semi b. n, iI,bs
Postage 70 shg par ihs Initsd staiss viii be bot tan
yrsT fur each Of tae Raglsws 'eiN D
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
INSURANCE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Once log Bros0way, u. Z.
IN S U r A n c L
FIRE AND MARINE

New York City Insurance Company
HOME OFFICE, No. WALL s Ny
ss.scu t,TFscs No, 6 Ls CT ARE BLooK. DAfESsok1.
.rt,.t $500, 90
Th.s company organized cnder the lass 81 sss
York ha sabished branch office ST Davenport ana
v issue policies agxsst toss or damage oy rire on
DHe ila1 Houses, Wa stores
and NE re h0naiSo.
Also, MARINE AND I'M AND sANlSAiioN Az iaAss-
narration RisSs on ne N st !ay orabie terms
RP.ssi TLa.ssrisis Ssc'y u. Jones, Pres.
ALEX. W NcGRkG0R,
sent sIla5a Genl. Agent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
Millinery and Fancy Goods

Millinery and Fancy 0OOds.
Mss. l.. TYLER,
Having purchased the entire iassres, "
Mas. A. MCNEIL
VuvOTLD ,ay so the citizens Of Dav port and Rock
w I.lsnd tusi she hasjast returned from New York
with large and beautiful assortment OF
Millinery ana Fancy Goods,
n ON which sho 10 prenared to manufacture ali de-
seriptiens OF Work 10 her line Of business.
CLOAK, MANTILLA Il DRESS TRIMMINGS,
OF the latest and mos, approved s,yiss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-08
Nis,euri State Mutual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of St. Louis.

Company Of St. Louis.
OAPITAL, S3o0 ,oOi, snd constantly Increasing,
DIRECTORS:
ID d. Pare. CSG reeiy, s.M. Edgeli.
F. RAY B. w. AIexaadcr, X. Wynan,
Us. MeCuno, ID. Al January, C.. Peek.
Policies issued from 20 days 10 ak years and the
insured participate in the Whole profits
For Information enquire the unecrsigIsl agent
for Davenport. II. L. DaFbSfohi.
Isiy 2oth "a trEiy.
Wesesn Massachusetts, Insurance Company.
1,tts6eld, II %.
Caah Capital, SiSsHhV
Berkshire County Mutual Insurance. CO.
pi;tsaelSs Mas.
CASH Capital, 500, co.. Acquired Capital, NO 90
Ocsce IN e. Buford's blsck MYR0N n. FISH, Agt.
Illinois u. Rock Islaat, Ills.
No. second eoer. JOHN AoATH, H.t.
Jaa. sar Davenport, Iowa.
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Wednesday. Oct. 3lst,
VIII be her epeningg day, ~ which time size you
- pleased 20 her friends and all who would fsvor
her with their patronage.
No trouble 70 show Gosds. Qask sslss atd ANAL
prosts 10 her motto.
On Second ST., one door from Perry.
a.. a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-27
Sale OF United States Land near Richmond, i'm
the state OF Virginia.
Ordnance Orr CE,
WashlS gton, June ~, les,

Washis gton, June ~, 1855,
PROPOSALS writing will be received this Office till
cad July for the purchase, cash.
piece parcel land, with buildings lying
county Of Chesterfield about twelve miles
Richmond, and known Beonz Arsenal This land
United from William rabue WIFE,
Recdy deed bearing date 2sl Of September 1875
cbcd said deed asbs ginning The bank o said ver
Is w. chains - .
marked L. 81 thence 20 deg w chains
ed u. thence g. 22H W. chains ~ links
u 81 thence s. 5A deg e. 81 chains IS links
u thence rs deg 90 chains IS links,
u 81 thence ~ 25A 40 chains 10 Inks
bank OF said and thence aog the southern
meandes 25 ebaips 25 links,
ming containing twenty and a half acres
The above properly viii be sold ihs Offering the hghes
shall be satisfactory
Of War In which and the price off red being
executed By him under the Of Congress Of
1872 and 9eh April 1875 conveying such person,
heirs and assigns forever all the right tue and interest Of
United States la sad premifes
The proposals. sealed and endorsed Proposals
Iona hrsenai.n
HENRY X. CRAIG,
Colonel Of Ordnance
and Star aud the Richmond Enquirer, En-
aminer publish a2d July
the containing be the Ordnance Oc
with the bill June 24-2a~f2lJuy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-27
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIE
OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers of the Maryland Consoda
ted Lottery for the benefit Of town of Bel Air Sc cass 3d.
drawn June a. 1856:
AZ 81 GA "A 81 IS II e3 81 81 e5
The following the the Paispco Institute
Lottery, class IN, drawn June 25, 1876;
IL u 70 3? 45 G 50 4e 81 &c IA
R. FRANCE CO., Managers.
u. n. MernAIL, Commissioned.
June Alt