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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-20
IHON, sTEEI, rvs PLATES, &C.. " sEINEFE

4 co, 40. ss'cary street. ossr for sais
English Rshnsd Rolled. bet Jr1Hds
Common Engiish Rolled
Swedish
American Hammered
Plat Round and rquars Bars. aH sires
Oval, Halt Oval. Half Round
Hoops, Bands, Nail Rods
SUITS Horss Shoe
american, Russia and Fngiisf Sheets
MAYORS Cast, Shear and German Firel
Bsteref Steel. made of Swedish Iron
Tn Plates, assorted rizes
~ and Bar Tin, Sh~et and Siab Zinc
Also-a fuil assortment GrOcsFfss. GHdn
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have considered the Sulphur SPRING.
in Boteour county, beneficial H. dysppsl torpid liver and
JJwsi, diseases eubcd conditions "
aud chronic affections Of - kdnees and bladder
those waters highly recommended for die peculiar
males, aud have such which patients
greatly benefited, and others cured BY them.
r ". CHRISTIAN, " y.
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ED. ID. KEELING,
MERCHANT TAILOR ANB CLOTHIER, I38, MiIS sTH
gDnING AVN ~ VI ftnnr,S

SPRING AND SUMUEH GOODS.
UT received large lot o. superior Cloths Casslmsre
- Ycnys, Which he viii make up the best manner
most reas1 nahie terms, and Al he shortest notice
large add vel selected o. Ready Msde Clothing Hhci
vii compHe With any 10 this other market Our prices
low other House
Ties, &C. &C.
He invites his friends sud others Of really
rabs goods 70 call and sNarnine his stock. mb3s
SELDEN &c MILLER,
GOHNEH PEARL AND GARY SsHEETS.
ANE a. ell times foil supply Of the following Of Old
N Wines, Liquors &C. part ~ their importation. which
ny cal he particular 'i'ena q dealers and consumers
HRANDfFs,
OF The following celebrated aod choice brandOtard,
Co. ssfarse Pnsi Carloo Co., Hsnessy A. sgose ST.
ehsl, Bernard and J. }. Dupuy
WINES
Choice Old Madeira Royal Pale sherry dscat
hne Amonido shsry srnss Pale Sherry Backburn Nadsa
Cokburn Od Crown Port Burgundy PORT Maags Wines Collie
and low Priced Wines 1r culinary purpoes Caret Wines r low
priced table 70 extra hne quality sparng Msse aud s Hock
Wines, Mar suaine Co, and Chares Hsdsick Chanpsgne
Wines Tor which agents and sell Neu York
LIoCORs
Old Jamaca Rum Scotch Whskey, Old Bourbon whsksy. No
nougsa Rye WHISKY Rohns0ns Neaer's souner aud Fch.
Rye whtys Reethed WHISKY, Holland Gin
pc aud Peach Hfandy
London Porter, quarts and pinis.
Scotch ale. pints.
Domestic B'sBay, 0n, cordlai,, A.. &C..
Hayaua s. jyn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-20

WfNsION POWERS only ct, ard o sup
ply 81 Pore which
ihs celebrated Whisky
sEays taken back approved o. IT. superiority gaining
pmancn nd erendd reputation BY connoissurs throughout
~ and o"nd country and IN Prsderessbu Lynehburg
tonh sod Y YORK, besides rany other places
article generally mails II
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TURF wAREROOnrs
HITCHCOCK & OsnoRN

NVAOI HfAItfS MD hANUFAUIUHEKs,
No. 213 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
HANE In store large assortment OF hne fash -aa ~
IL ionable COACHES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIkS, Oa@4AEx2
'ULKSYs and HARNESS. suitable for country E<3R{.
iiy made Of the best Materials put -A<-SX
ser with much which will friends an
the public and sell such terms will the
% all who favor with their patronage
FROM long experience In business
tcnion hope to merit continuance Of
promptly hlled and shipped To part OF the United
fe2-ly
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ADIEs, CIIEAp MonoCCo sLIP-

II
- PIERS, AT ONLY rs cts. PER PAIR-I open. 6szzA
ng THIS day small assortment Of Morocco Slippers the aboyr low
price Ladies In Of bargains shoe, wols 40
vel To can at No. 2l5 Broad tie dry Yoi,
store OF Messrs Breru Fox soekoe where they will and
almost every description Of boots prices far brlow
nee ShAsed elsewhere For good goods
'hu stso 'he new cash system ID. n. FRANKIIS,
aal0 Manufacturer and dealer in Boot- Shoes Trunk
fA ~OIfti.-I am in receipt fall fashion Of -
mats and CAPS TO which nost respectfully S
- intention Of the public 90
JoUS TunvpsnN
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MISHINCTnN CnIfNrV uInrINII p.

Those seeking school which
good collegiate business education
advantages here offered The thorough study
location euo,ene-s from Whoeso discipline
pertencr and ability of the Faculty together with
our terms points worthy Of especial notice For
Information or for a catalogue, address
IL i6-Sm ymorv y n v.
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- BARGAINS FROu AUCTION.
II UT received from Auction
- Rich Dress slks-some AZ low a. G7Hc.
% Paris Mousseiinss 81 5Oc, worth i0oc.
do do DO shilling worth Pc
- Also, JOBS IN fmbd Collars, from i2Hc 10 50c.
The shove bargains and should
90 e..
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ArrsoxINArics rEizs
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

'' ''I Sss ;9 9@sa5. 60 Have. q; Quarter, ,a 80
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TO nv TRIENDs AND TORMER cUsTOMERe.-Throurh The
81 friend GpuT hsv. ohsstnsJ
employment her agent aud hsve M stand a. The
Main and Ninth streets where conduct general
GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS her shall Keep
supply Of The choicest aruel,s IN M line Tor
thing entrusted promptly
snd respectfully but confidently appeal ny "a snds snd
TONERS 70 sustain qtNppoN fONFa
waNi-W Aren't ] A Grimm
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NOnICEI bsrsy give notice NE, hsys s,,ued sAMP
~ son yONIN 10Y Agen 10 conduct 0ROCFY COMNfS
SION BUsNEe, VIII authority 10 IN mstlrg pur
chasea and sales subject OF al times, 10
aud the public viii therefore undsrstand that the
~ IN the business l. mine, and not NJ. Jones.
apJrFtu
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ZANE, ZIMMERMAN & co.
sUCCEssOR TO fITE a ZANE)
WHOLESALE DEALRRs
BOOTS SHOES HATS GAPS RONypTS So

No. pa Bilfirlors Street, Bdlfipsors
WOULD beg leave thanks O m friends In -.
virginia. Who have patronired when acting IL
ers, and call their attention Having
connected my self In business account, would
solicit call when they visiting the North
goods We getting Stock for fall
ely Manufacture with view TO the Virgin
which VIII be offered Nc small advances
jyT-d6w q IA ZIMupRN I. u
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Ly0R RENTING Granite Gary street, be
II f2th and 18th, occupied by Branch o.
lu3-du DAVID I. BURR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

AMERICAN EETERPRIsE.-An iron steamboat has
lust been finished at Novelty Iron Works to run
on the river Maule, 10 Chill, between the city o.
Constitution, on the Pacific and the city of Talca
in the interior. Several Americans are interested
in the enterprise, and will probably send out Other
boats of the same description. The boat is l26
feet in length and 80 in width and will draw le
inches of water. An interesting fact connected
with her s, that she is the last vessel modelled by
the late George Steers She has two oscillating
engines, with power of 10 horses; is guaran-
teed to run at the rate of ten miles an hour. At
ter being taken to pieces she will be shipped for
Valpsrii,o. Talca is tie terminus of new rail
road Just put in operation by American engineers.
A party of Englshmen had previously undertaken
the work. and sent out five steamers but the latter
were unable 10 ac9nd the stream and the con-
struction of the ratiraad was attended with such
large expenses as 50 threaten the whole enter
prise with extinction. The work now proceeds
under favorable auspices. The freight carried on
the river Maule is principally wool and ane keel
lent KIND OF wine, ssid to resemble choice caret,
and which lie produced in large quantities.
of Commerce. -..r. ...
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18
MORE KNOW NOTHING OUTRAGEs.

We learn from the Baltimore american, Fill.
more paper, that the know nothing rowdies of that
city, preceded by drum and fife, psrsded the
streets, bearing an efigy representing their fellow
citizen and former Senator Hon. ReVerdy john
son, which was finally carried to Monument
Square, where, after attaching it to the ratings
surrounding the monument it was set on fire.
Not satisfied with this indignity, pistol ball was
fred into one of the windows of his dwelling,
where the venerable Senator and party of friends
were seated. -.....
The person against whom this outrage was COM
mitted is an aged citizen, who has long honored
the community in which he lives, in the days of
the wing party the most prominent leader IN that
State, for years its most distinguished Senator in
Congress and member of the Cabinet of Presi-
dent Taylor. The offence that called down the
violence of the mob upon him was that in the re-
cent contest he had thought proper to support the
democratic ticket. The Fillmore papers do not
pretend to offer any psating circumstances to
this disgraceful outrage. The Mayor Of the city,
under the influence of a crushing public sentiment,
has offered reward of two hundred dollars for the
apprehension of the person who fired the shot into
the window Wonder if SO heavy reward wont
bankrupt the corporation2
Long will the city of Baltimore rue the hour
that she became the victim of know nothing DOM
nation. But few cities in the Union had bright.
or prospect in the future. The whole South were
looking to her anxiously as future mart of trade
and commerce. Outraged as we had been by the
fanaticism of Northern States, there has been for
years growing desire in the slave States to es-
tablish Independence 10 certain extent of Phil
adephis aud New York aud to divert great por-
ton of trade to the city of Baltimore Under such
influences her population was rapidly extending
her trade increasing and her wealth sugmenting
In an evil hour she has lost more than she has gain
ed in years. Represented by black republican in
Congress, controlled by mobs at home, outlswed
and disgraced, she sinks to depth of nfsmy that
nothing but years of deepest peuitence can even
partially remove. What to-day are her claims up
on any respectable people, especially upon the
South, compared with New York aud Philadsl-
pbia2 What Southern man, outraged in the North
would go there as an escape from fanaticsm and
disgrsce2 She will feel the hand of retributive
Justice pressing heavily upon her from this out,
and will rue the day that she lost her ancient hon.
or in the corruptipg embraces of secret and oath
bound clubs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18
1Ew ronF CORRESPONDENCE.

KEw Yorr. Nov. IL, 1856.
Htsws ES,toss U,aio,z aHa .4nieriean.
As aquiet ses and clear sky foIlcw the storm
SO docs ihe psbHc mind become calm. and serene
after the uuprscedented political excitement CT the
late election.
The partisan club rooms which were nightly H.
Illuminated with brilliant trapsparencies and deco
rated with gaudy banners are now nightly as dark
IS Egypt. All the broad sheets of white canvass
which were stretched across Broadway and other
principal streets of the city, with the names and
and black capitals, have been hsuled in and taken
to the rag market. The Jew pedlars on Chatham
street have large addition to their stock of se-
cond-hand sutables for political rallying halls and
torch-light processiors. Fremonters are growing
suddenly and paying their bets reluctantly-while
the Fillmourners are delighted, not that they dis
lsked Buchanan less but Fremont MORE.
Quiet is restored to the public mind. Conf
derce is restored to commercial transactions. The
| money and stock market has resumed its wonted
activity, the wharEes are literally alive with bust
ness-and the hammers of the mechanics are again
ringing in thcir.workshops.
The black republicans are claiming extensive
credit for the equanimity and forbearance with
which they endure defeat--and their papers are
horting them to preserve their organization for
$780, and for future State elections. Nor will they
exhort in vain. The political VAMPIRE of the re.
| public-northern abolitonism-hss more lives than
one. According to the ancient German supersti.
ton, the mourners are already carrying the corpse
of the vampire to the highest mountain-top, that
i'll may be restored to life again under the first rays
of the rising moon. 1t has no heart, no sympathy
Its ''bones are marrowless, its "blood cold"-
it is the incarnation Of high treason.
While the south isever loyal to the Union and
the Constitution let the watch.ires be kept bril-.
lianty lighted, for black republicanism undisguis
ed sbotonism. Its object has been and still is tc
depreciate southern men and southern property
to render them disreputable in the eyes of thu
eyes of the world, and to consummate the politica
subjugation of the southern States of the conled
eracy. EMUcFAW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18
EXPEDITION TO N1cARAGUA-There is comps.

EXPEDITION TO NICARAGUA-Therei is compa-
ny of enterprizing young men in this city prepar-
ing to emigrate to this garden of the Southern
hemisphere which opens such golden prospects to
those who have the energy to avail themselves of
the opportunity presented. From all accounts,
Gen. Walker will sustain himself and his govern
ment will become permanent--the inexhsustibe
resources of that beautiful country will be develop
ed and it viii doubtless become one of the richest
upon the continent The soil is fertile in the high
poets are all favorable. A free fsrmis guaranteed
to all who are enterprizing enough to engage in
the undertaking. A free passage will be furnish.
ed to all who wish to emigrate. Application for
further information may be made on Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday evenings, at No. 404 Market
street--PennsylvaniG
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18
Q. s. FR1GArE MERRnAc. The London cores

U. S. FRIGATE MERRIMAC - The London cores
pondeut of the Philadelphia American, writing on
the 28th ult, says:
"The Merrimsc leaves Southampton to morrow
for Brest She has excited very general attention,
and has proved quite attraction to the visitors
at Southampton. Capt. Pendergast and several of
the officers upon leave have been away sight
seeing, but the courtesy of Lieut.. Harrison, who
held the command in the absence of Capt. PEN
dergast has been the subject of commentator by
all who have experienced his. polite attention
Mr. Dallas was, on Saturday, to have paid visit
to the Merrimsc, but regret to say that domes.
tic bereavement prevented his having that salts
faction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

DEATH OF Col. BABBTTr CoNFIRMED.-Recenta d-
vices from Fort Kearney, confirm the murder of
Col A. W. Babbitt Secretary of Utah Territory,
and his two comrades, by the Indians. He had
with him an amount Of public money and valua-
BILE papers. Some of the latter were found scat
tered about the prairie near the spot where the
murder was committed; among them were some
treasury drafts and valuable notes. Mr.. Babbitt
very imprudsutly left Fort Kearney, on his way
to Salt Lake, without any escort, although he
could have had one by waiting few days
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

Snow ME A DEMOCRAT AND WILL SHOW YOU A
LIAR The KHickerbOcker Magazine tells the fol-
lowing "good one"
"a tall, green sort of a well dressed fellow,
walked into Brosd&ay saloon the other day,
where they were talking polit C, on high key,
and stretching himself up to his full height, ex-
claimed Where are the democrais2 Show me a
democrat, gentlemen, snd Ill chow you liar /
In an instant man stood before the noisy lnqui-
rsr, in warlike attitude, and exclaimed: i am o
democrat, SIR you are? Well, Just step
sroundl the corner with me and I'll StoU you s
fellow who said couldn't find democrat in the
ward! Amt be liar, should like to knOwt"'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

Mr.. BUoHAKAN's FAMILY.-A correspondent OF
the New York Herald, writing from Lancaster,
of date the first inst, says: Mr.. Buchanan's
family circle consists for the present, of Mr.. and
Miss Lane, his nephew and niece; Mrs. George
Pitt, of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Appleton, his late
Secretary of Legation in London. Miss Lane, a
beautiful and highly accomplished young lady,
does the honors of the mansion with the same
grace and sffsbility which gained her so much
popularity in her unce's establishment in London
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

F- The Seward organs of New York are ia
yoring the election of Fremont to the United
States Senate, in place of Hamilton Fish. Seward
il is thought is ambitious of being the abolition
candidate for President in 1860 and thinks the
most effeetual way of destroying Fremont will be
to place him in position where he can most eff
saotuAIlv expose himself
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

Eg- Hons. WIN. H. Polk SAN'L. A. SMITH, JNo.
Fl. SAVAGE and JAMES N. DAVIDSON Esq, have
been in our city for the last few days These gen.
tlsmsn performed gallant services in the recent
canvass and have received the cordial greeting oi
numerous friends during their sCourn in our midst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

The recent vote IN Kentucky gives large demo-
cratic mAjorities in six out Of the ten Congression
al districts with but small majority against them
in two others Kentucky is thoroughly democrat
- in frf,Yra
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18
TIE ILLUMINATION OF THE CAPITOL.

THE ILLUMINATION OF THE CAPITOL.
One of the most beautiful and appropriate Incl
dents of Saturday evening was the Illumination of
our magnificent Capitol. Occupying an elevated
position, with the brilliant light of its numerous
chandeliers illuminating every window, overlook
ing the entire city, it attracted general attention
and remark.
The illumination Of the Capitol of the State was
not more beautiful than appropriate; not in honor
of the triumph of Buchanan over Fillmore for
between these sspirarts there was divided senti-
meut in Tennessee; but in honor of the success of
nationality over sectiOnGlism, personifed in the
contest between Buchanan and Fremont, upon
which there can be but one honest sentiment In
the breasts of Tennesseans, however prejudiced or
divided upon other matters.
There may be some few who would have pre-
ferred the success of ay one in preference to b.
oHANAN and such may be Tennesseans in name
but they cannot be in fact. Tennessee may be, as
she has been, divided upon domestic and minor
questions, but she has never been disloyal TO the
Union. The light that Illuminated the stately
halls of her capitol on the occasion of cur rejoic-
ing was but fguratve of the joyous light that il
lumines the hearts of her people throughout her
borders.
The illumination was under the direction Of DIR.
RuRToF. our Secretary of State.
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TREAsURER's OFFICE, n. s. c. K. r. Co.
Nashville, Nov. Is, 1856
v. K. STEVE NsoS, Esq, President:
Dear SrI herewith hand abstract from the books
Of the Company representing correctly the condition of its
affairs the LIST Also statement showing
and expenditures of the Transportation Department for the
last IL months from which you will the earnings
$3.50 sos 3d. being the
year of S75072 80, near 43 per cent.
Respectfully submitted WA. GLEAVES,
Novl6-It Treas. and Sec
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ArTEN lion.

EXPECTED, with the next steamer, plenty Of that good
~ Lager Beer from Evansville, known TO every body In
this city, proved by high learned be the best drink for
mankind be had the well known Beer and Wine House
Of X. WHITEWATER, No. II, College ST.,
noY6-lW between Church and Spring Sis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

$3.50 prizes amounting to ............. $2O4 200
WHOLE TICKETS, 80; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $211.
De0 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last figure
&C She Number that draws the 40 900 Prize For example
il he mber drawing the $4,000 Prize ends with No.
l. ali the Tickets where the number ends il will be
the Tickets where the Number ends in will be entitled to
$40, and 90 on to O.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets .... $50
" 10 Half .,.... so
10 Ouarter Is
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
10000 Numbers corresponding with those the Tickets
are placed in Wheel The first 81 prizes placed
n another wheel. A number is drawn IRON the number
Wheel and at the time O Prize is drawn from the
other Wheel The Prize drawn is placed against the
number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
prizes drawn out.
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt of which they will be forwarded BY first
mail.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Orders for Tickets should be sent early.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
tE5- All prizes of 81 900 and under paid Immediately
after the drawngoher prizes at the usual time of thirty
days.
Al communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at
either Office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
s. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga,
g. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,
orr STIMSTEEN Roy e Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18
ADMINISTRATORS SAIL

WILL sold public sale at the residence Of Thomas
wv Chiffon the 22d instant watch and other person
al property consisting Of household furniture, &C. belong
ing 70 estate Of Samuel B. Ingram decd Terms made
known at sale. WIN. HAMMON,
Adm Of S. n. Ingram, deed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18

One hundred and forty votes necessary to
choice and would therefore prevent the election
going to the House of Representatives, calamity,
in our opinion, to be avoided if possible. We are
aware that many practical difficulties present them
selves against the operation of this plan; as for in
stance, the difficulty of the Fremont asd Fillmore
men agreeing in their choice and the fact that the
failure of single vote would be fatal. Still there
must be such msn, and we have conside rable
confidence in the character and integrity of the
people, And what triumph if some new man
fresh from the people, could be taken up CO mpe
tent to solve the problem which now vexes the
nation" -- - 4 --.-.-s
OFFICIAL VoTE OF PENNsYLvANIA.-The official
vote of Pennsylvania is as follows
Buchanan, 49, q 23069
Union ticket, 203, $50
Fillmore straight 26 1913
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18
Total.
460584

BuchanAns majority over the Union Cor Fusop)
ticket is 81 ,l44. Over all combined, 79G.
OF the Union ticket Fremont received l47,409,
Fillmore AZ, 1888.
Buchsnans majority over the Fremont vote
proper is 1921. Over the Fillmore vote proper
1854.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-18
PAUL JONES,
Swan 81 Co.'s Lotteries.
Authorised by the State of Alabama
SOUTHERN
MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY

= CLASS x. y
To be drawn in the City Of Mobile Alabama in public
THURSDAY, DEC 10, 1856, on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERSi
JOIN HuRTRL and W. W. MCGUIRE Esqs, Commissioners
10000 FTCKETS-3, $50 PRIEST
More than one Prize to every ten Pckets-Brillant