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LITERATURE.
~ cBIsE FROM THE BELFRY oY THE BRAIN.

IL cnIxE BELFRY OF THE BRAIN.
BY WILLIE y. rABoR.
II thought how ike these chimes
Are the poets airy rhymes,
An his rhymes and roundelays,
His concerts. and songs, and dittes,
.PELrRY on BRusrs.
Rosas eyes have arrows keen,
And Rosa knows their power well;
Fatal weapons they, ween,
20 those that feel their charm "a spell.
Who shall tell how many darts
Have been shot from Rosa eyes?
Who shall tell how many hearts
Victims are 10 kosa's eyes:
Ali the number may not be
Told N full by her OF me.
Rosas step is fun OF grace
And light and bounding as the fawn;
Beauty sits upon her face
As glory on the brow OF morn.
Rosa's cheeks are like the rose
Pure and radiant. and fair,
Nesting in It's sweet repose
In her soft and silken hair;
And no pearl starred crown could be
Fairer than that rose TO me.
Rosas lips-ah, wei a-day
It's here lack the power TO tell
WHAT I'd have those lips to say,
HalY s1me famed enchanters spen.
know those very lips
Wei might tempt the rowing bee,
From the houeyed draught Il sips
To one more sweet; but rot SO free.
Rosa guards the nectar well,
AS one there nameless qulte) could tell.
Rosa's life has been thus far
Much like a queens triurnphal march;
Or more like some brilliant star
Set in Times clear celestial arch.
As look seem to
ar Aurora, queen OF morn
To lower station born;
]. only stand apart
with my beating, bleeding heart.
HARLEM, N. Y, May, 1876.
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fore and return at and return at TO- You
go 10 and return at l. you at and return at Il
you 4 and return at 5a at 5 and re-
turn and in each spend from half an hour TO two
hours In that charming village. Leave Fulton Market by
steamer ISLAND CITY, Flushing Railroad line.
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Lancaster (Pa.) Politics.

LANCASTER Pa July 81 1885,
Committees representing the republicans, Americans,
and wings Of this county met here today and agreed
upon call for Union Convention to nominate county
ticket The call is addressed TO all citizens without
gard TO past political divisions, who opposed to the
Cincinnati platform and the extension Of slavery into
Zee territory. The action of the Committees was harmo-
sicus, and the call was adopted unanimously.
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Marine Disasters on the Coast Of Labrador.
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER oos0RBss-vEssELs ASHORE

IINNUtfHi July 81, 1906.
letter from Capt Rowland, Of the schooner Congress,
Of Ply dated Plaster Cove Gut Of Canso 2st inst
states tha, bis vessel totally lost Green Island
gale June 81. The cap,ssn and remained on the
is,sDd fourteen days and then taken OF by the
schooner Romp Of fremont. he reports thirty one
reseeIs ashore out Of thirty<wo In the 1eet.
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Affairs OF Honor.

BALTIMORE, July 81, 1855.
An affair q honor took place at Charleston Monday
between Col. John Cunningham and Mr.. j. L. Hatch.
Aer exchange Of Shots without injury either Of the
parties, the difficulty wee -..;-s.eo.
Aqn.---. . impending between Mr.. Pryor, Of the Rich
ncnd Enquirer, and the editor Of the Whg. A duel Is
likely 70 result from IT,
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Today,s issue OF THE AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS will
contain Of the letters Of Mr. Train giving an o.
interesting and pquant letters that have been given to the
public for years The AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS VIII
also contain all the foreign domestic OF the day
all OF interest the city and
Ing general of the country and Is
the best weekly newspaper published Terms u year;
furnished agents at 81 50 yer hundred Advertisements
will be inserted In the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS for
fifty cents line. Agents and others wishing 70 be supplied
should send to the Office northwest
corner Nassau streets New York For sale at
the Office and by the agents Price two cents.
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Political Excife1nent In Ohio.

DAYTON, July %, 100.
The Young Mems Republican Convention, at this place,
very largely attended and is extremely enthusiastic.
Hon. Cassius N. Clay, OF Kentucky, and Hon. Arson
DurHngarne, or Massachusetts, are present.
grand democratic display took place here this
sre There was immense torchght procession during
which the democracy manifested their enthusiasm by
setting Of fireworks, &c.
Intense excitement prevails here between both parties.
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Supreme COurt-In Chambers
Before Hon. Judge Whiting.

CAffOLL ON.1s
July 3l.-The long tigated case OF Daniel j. Carol
Vs. Charles H. Carroll up for settlement Of the orde
Of reference when the Judge made an order IN accord
ance it'll the recent decision OF the general term OF tn
Court.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

L,oR AUGUST.
II APPLEToSs ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY ANDsrEAM
NAVIGATION GUIDE,
CONTAINING sfxry Mars,
- - Published monthly
PANTES
Is the
CHEAPEST Book IN rnr woRip-pRfcr rs Crxrs.
Appeons illustrated Guide contains index
thousand Of the principal villages and cities
N, United states and tanadas In connection with railways
Appeons Illustrated Guide contains inder divcrge
Appleton Illustrated Guide contains Alphabetical s OF
the sangs OF the principal and
from The principal cities and ports Of the United aud
Canadas. '
Applcons Guide contains over two hundred pages
Appleons Guide contains sixty
Appleons Guide gives description 81 the towns
Appieons Guide give. description Of the villages
Appleton Guide gives description OF cities through
which ~ principal railways pass.
Appleton = Guide gives tour ofeigh,een DAYS.
Appleton = Guide gives a tour Of ten days.
App1eons Guide gives tour of six days.
United States.
Appleons Guide gives account Of railways and their
progress.
Appleons Guide gree principal watering
places.
Arpie,on's Guide gives an account Of the Springs
Appleton's Guide Il snpertant 10 travellers.
Appbeton's Guide Is frll cf Information.
Appletons Guide should be placed IN the hands OF all
Appletn's Guide u for sale b. all the booksellers
Appletn's Guide br sale w al the periodical dealers
Appletoo's Dude for sale by all the news agents.
Aptetons Guide can be ebtaps At all the railroad depots
and dcket oces throughou, The United States Canada
The August number q Arpieons Guide viii be ready for
b. APPIEroN A CO.
Nos. SAG and 34s Broadway, New York.
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The C.oye,norsl,ip of Kansas-In ansyxe,

MI =. klenieI Oud That
compelled decline gubernaora honors in Kansas Terri
tory in view OF the approaching campaign in this state
bodies Ia drawing hut " the
vital principles Of the constitution remain intact the Union
win be preserved though assaulted BY epilemcs ndi
geson fever The cholera biers The
port o. The constitution and they be obtained wholesale
and retail of STEINFfID at 10 Nassau street New York
fole nj fort United
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of Houston street New York invites the attention Of ira
yeer being newly furnished and in thorough order having
all the appointments of the highest priced hotels at prices
which this central and costly location will utterly defy COM
petition.
GOOD ROOMS AND BOARD, 81 rs TO So PER DAY,
only with ordered cents rs cents and
81 for single rooms Parors with bedrooms 81 50 50 per
day. SIDNEY kOPMAN.
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FipkH TiimcRs, ESQ, an uncle OF the Ex-PresiIept
nj bis resid,nce " Bennington few DAYS since re
vac VERY highly respected by his neehbors and towns
men and was enc q he cdes, living native residents Il
bsrpiDslea.
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modern improved PIANOS melodeons to be found at W
Broadway Pianos TO rent allowed purchases for
sale on monthly paymens second hand pianos from $50 10
Sl40; meodeons from $40 10 $ly.
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directed TO the valuable therapeutic combination of qunine
with cod liver OIL which combines In remedy the tonic and
strengthening properties OF Peruvian bark aud the nourshng
aud supporting qualities OF pure cod liver OIL deprived Of
margnrtc and acids Many eminent ply
rope prescribed this medcafed oil with marked
In debility nervous and general debility consumption, rheu
abnn, scroula, neuralgia indigestion &C. &c and
have testified TO s superior and certain efficacy the
simple oil In all Prepared only bv GEO. r. NIGER
co. pharmaceutical chemists late with and 10
Thomas T. Green a Broadway and Walker street.
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remedy blue pill persades the system with mineral pot
while Hooways medicine composed exclusively
vegetable extracts regulates every Internal function. and
leaves sting behind. Sold nj the manufciores No. -
Maiden lane New York and No 2 Strand London aud by
all druRgsts 81 Sc. G2lac. and 81 per box.
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who certainly caarh and coughs VIII be again
st. Nicholas Hotel New York August Is DR. NJ
by letter In person. Direct to ST Nicholas Hotel " Y.
Consultation free.
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Lapham,s ycgetabIe Uniyersal Resurrectlor

pills all Of the liver kdneys sick headache
lev sipelas rheumatism
other disease arising from morbid condition Of these
o. fourteen years. In thousands OF has proved
their superior efficacy removing these complaints. Sold
the principal Office. Second New York. at IS
b0x and by drug generally
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A TOGETHER A MISTAKE.

There word Of truth IN the report that BONNER
the NEW YORK LEDGER, Is going into politics The offer
OF Cabinet foreign missions the New York
House and all other fat oncesu have failed influence
The fact Is the PEOPLE have elected BONNER furnish
them with Just the right sort OF FAMILY PAPER they
wont permit him % resign the oce which they have youn.
tariy and by acclamation bestowed upon him. BONNER
goes for the PEOPLE, and the PEOPLE 10 for BON.
NER; and between them the LEDGER nourshes ii.
umphantly.
n B..rhe LEDGER Is ready this Friday) morning. For
sale at all news depots.
MERCANTILE UNION DTRECToRY-CONTAfNTNG
M the and addresses OF 1000 business In the
South and West Copies VIII be forwarded by mall free OF
Publisher, No. 10 Sansom street, Philadelphia
Also, stereotype plates for sale,
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their throughout the country should ad
in the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS, the cheapest
newspaper In the country Terms fifty
line All orders must be sent TO the Office northwest corner
Fulton Nassau streets New York Advertisements in
tended for this week must be handed in to-day.
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trying Of In the whole the complexion
the skin. The rough winds and rritate and in
lame the delicate mechanism. and roughness dlscnra
Ion and even freckes the consequence All these
however be prevented BY the free o. Kaision
hUDfer. For sale by A. H. 4 II. SANDS, and c. H. RING,
l92 Broadway, and druggs, generally
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIF1CATT0y.

L,oR SALE CHEAp--A FACTORY, FOR ruF MAN.
fssars Of ssrssl. . ,npsr phosphate Of lime sc well
sold Of targap n exchsnged for city property ~" ~
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Cristatloro's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupe

superior 10 all others Their improvements
perfect comfort the wearer natural elegance and duab
~ His unrvaed and only harmless hair dye applied in
twelve private rooms at BACHELORS, 223 Broadway.
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Continued from yesterdays paper)

Entered according to Act of Congress- the year 1886 by
Robert Bonner in the Clerks Office the District Court
the Southern district OF New York
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details wardrobe included in the genemens furnishing
department, will find at GREENS, No Aston House,
plee OF all that new elegant and useful In that
line.
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PRICE ONLY FoUR CENTS,

R1GELow's LIFE OF FREMONT
- The largest, the cheapes, and best
and only complete edition OF
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
His Explorations, Discoveries and Adven.
he North American Comment; vsSmniOusse-
lections from his Private and Public Cores
cG aP md ssnas S ss usS ss.,
Editor of 3 New New York Sssl Evening Post,
With the only accurate portrait Steel and numerous
One large l2mo. OF near 800 pages. Price 81.
MATTER IN THIS EDITION NOT TO Re FOUND IN ANY OTTER
Io Gs rsI ls@ !, y
gnia, and his relationship to Washington; onace.
Particulars Of her first and second marriages. 'Pass
Ct s nn II S he unas sss.
moving to print extra copies . his Report Of The
graphic pccsnnt Of his second Exploring EIped 'pases
ton nom the Of Col benton. IA pages
70 be double erevetea as CAPTAIN Of the Army page
Emancipa'ioen Of California ~; ~ pages.
from Los Angeles 10 Monterey and back-soO miles
Commodore siock,on's OF the Conquest Of
California by Col Fremont, "a pages
Affair between Col Fremont and Col Massn dover pages
Of California with all the correspondence. 10 pages
Letter to the Adjutant General asking . court mar
His Defence before The court martial reported entire 81 pages
California Claims Bll-speeehcs OF Senators Dix,
;, Benton and Clarke. SPACES.
cries 2pages
Complimentary letters from Alexander Won Humboldt
and from the London Geographical Society pages
Curious scientific controversy with Capt Wilkes, of
The south Sea Exploring Expedition q pages.
Col. Bentons account Of fTemonts Fourth Exploring
Expedition SPACES
His title TO Mariposa, aud Chief Justice Taney's oun
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Ills first political letter, in which he ayows himself a
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ton 9pages
Fun reports (nabridged) Of his principal speeches in
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Affair between Fremont and Senator Foo,e with the
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Thrilling account Of his fifth and Last Expedition by
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An account OF the scientific results Of his last exped
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Railroad pages
Report OF Senator Breese ON Fremonts Expeditions
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Making in ALL
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For further particulars apply 10
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Copies sent by mall postpaid on receipt Of price.
Copies sent by mail postpaid 10 publishers newspapers
giving the above one insertion.
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excite admiration all connosseurs OF art A suit of
elegant private apartments for applying his nimabe dye,
only reliable article OF the kind Wholesale and
tai at CRIsTADoRoS, No Astor House. Copy The adj
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A Vigilance Committee

We "A vigilance committee,
From bug and roach % free the city.
With LYONS TASKS arm every gent,
And make n. Lyon president
Lyons magnetic powder and pills Tor insects aud Sermin
price &c per flask Depot 42i Broadway.
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Oro1Ts, QUOTES MATCH gANE or oUorTs Will.
" be pitched at Morimores Hudson County Hon~e Rar
r Five Corners ~ j. for hundred dollars bs,ween ~
noted players John H. Ludlow and Hiram Chandler to
OF on Saturday August at2P. ~ Aner the above sir
cup will be pitched Tor open for all; entrance 50 cents
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Defiance Ealamander Safes.-H0bert NJ.
PATRICK the sole manufacturer In the United States Of
The celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance
locks Depot 80 Pearl street. door below
Maiden lane
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dealers visiting the city will nd the Balm of thousand flow
pertaining the breath and heaufyng the complexon
he saleabIe article in tie markell. w. 4. FEfRIDGE
CO., Franklin square, New York For sale by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers in New York.
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DIR. HUNTER would give notice that during he
months Of patients viii be received after -. r.
iAly Persons qurng examination of the lungs should
possible, select the Inorling
US BROADWAY, NV YORK, July IA. 1855.
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FINE ARTS.


LIME ARTs.-JusT PUBLISHED LIFE SIZE poR
IT traits Of Fremont and Buchsnsn Price 81 The usua
discount 10 the trade. GoUPfL CO, sd Broadway
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Green Turtle To-day mt the Washington
Restaurant No. Broadway. BAYARD, Caterer.
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BY sYLvANUs COBB, JR.
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GENCY FOR BOCKSEILERS AND NEWSvEN-
II ders-We are packers and orwarders of all the daily
and weekly papers published IN New York and Boston, Also,
OF the magazines new books &c Country deaers
oiled with the New York Herald and oher daily papers.
An orders for papers, books &C. &C. solicit
ed and promptly atcnaed 10. ROSS TOUSEY
lU3 Nassau
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IMPoRTANT.-HARRIS'S PATENT ROPE AND CORD
age machine, exhibition at lS Hicks street corner OF
Montague, Brooklyn chance is offered for safe and
profitable investment OF money Rights for sale, in France
Great britain the United In above
j. Il, PETERS,
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SPECIAL NrAlCEy.

NIIY LODGE, NO. 49, /. o. OF PAT SPECIAL
~ meeting OF City Lodge Aelu at their lodge rooms 5
Broadway on Monday evening, July D 1876, u io.oNAs
presEI bic and resolutions unanimously ado cd;
Whereas Ia Ia Iscruabe wisdom vi Divine Prov snes,
Thy brother Grand Albert II Wagner has been
ed from midst and whereas the meub q s
lodge deem fitting publicly express their OF ~ 'oss
they have suffered by his dscease therefore,
Resolved That in the death late bro he his loise
has sustained loss Of than ordinary pa!a cbarAecr
It'll 10 feel bis loss because he OF the first
pillars OF institution kind husband noble generous
friend, true Oda Fellow.
Resolved That while bow ia submission 70 this painful
stroke should be admonshed by the sudden death OF Our
well beloved brother that in the mids life we are IN
ceath End that no knoweh the day or the boar IN
which the Son of Man cometh.n
Resolved That sympathies with the be.
reaved family Of the deceased and it is heartfelt wish that
they may be strengthened under their heavy loss.
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions duly signed by
tie officers of the lodge be to the family OF deceased
brother and that they be published IL the New York
Herald and Times.
Resolved That lodge draped In mourning and
that the members the usual badge OF mourning for thr
~ days j. Is. DAVIDSON, N. q.
A Ellis cecretary
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A FRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS

A FRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION,
WILL FOUND
THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
FOR NEXT WEEK.
WEIGH is NOW READY
- -"
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ITO IOMFUKT SkEk EHS.-UNE OF TIE MOST AGREC.
able places In State visit during this warm weatber
IL Palmyra Wayne county, the New York Central Rail.
read between Syracuse and Rochester The place which
contains about 200 residents remarkably healthy and has
In and around abundant OF recreation The PAL
MYRA HOTEL " commodious house the renteman iv
proprietor VIM Nottingham, Esl, possesses every requf
site FOR perfect host and when
In his Office AZ home and with good list OF afabe
and courteous fellow boardes and the and most boun
teous fare 10 say nothing OF the courteous attentions you
eeive from hi, many personal ends In the place You can
enjoy yourself 20 hearts content without
ing On pockets for the special benefit Of the that
you not getting ample for your
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN Lake Mahopsc. Passengers visiting the lake viii hnd
desirable route, only hours from
sixth BY the and " minutes BY sass distance
mica Your stages readiness IT Croon Falls convey
passengers. WI J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
CEA BATHINo.-THE AILEaHANy HOUSE. AT
- Long Branch New Jersey now open s the reception
OF vterr per week Three daily lines of and
stages 20 the shove place direct from New York
JOSEPH u. wARDELL SON. Proprtstors
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WHoLEeALE oRoCrRs AND LIQUOR DEALERS
w nonee-Chemicas Ac., &c-rmc warranted Cosnae OIL
white green and yellow reduced and
sences Jamasca and e. Crcss Holland and Enssh gin
whskey cider peach cherry and raspberry brsndes van
Ia pear, rrawberry pineapple, bananas rose, lennon and
orange flower esrscs French cclcng for brandy po
Csawba wine oils juniper, leron
orange sbsynshe pmenso melsss and sassAfaa hemiss
for dAgucyreotypes and smbrc,ypea metaa patent ms
rines ny paper meet now'"r ash"s'oa yielna lime ke
20 = = - - sss va wANV1R " uAdO lAnA
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MORE OF YOUNG AMERTCA'sn LETTERS
lu To.days issue Of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS
viii contain of the letters of Mr.. rrain
Giving an accou4 of his travels in

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. 81 CHAMBERS
" street, new Court House) New York, June - 1885,.
Public noceTo avoid the risks that must inevitably occur
from The crowd of payers OF 10 the latest day the
payment of their have adopt The follow
ing rule which will be rgidy adhered to during Of
ofce:-I shall receive money after O'Clock r. NJ Every
officer in this Department strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing checke for the payment o.
axes. BY ordcs HENRY H. HOWARD. Receiver.
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MEMBERS OF THE NASSAU LIGHT GUARD ARE
1M hereby notified 10 attend meeting at King hotel. 2.
Ann street, Saturday evening, August az Oclocx
JOHN CONKLfN, Chairman pro tern.
GEo. BrsH, Secretary pro tep.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-28

n ! :
The preceding ding umhers t,oss
drawing prizes will be Entitled to the SEQ
,oximatcn Prizes For ex2mpe il ticket ia5o dra w
tick numbered 1l24S 1929 i25t
and will each lie entitled 500. and according
% the aboJ scReme!-*4
PLAN CT THE LOTTERY.
In the abo there % o0 tickets Numbered from
COO There fl prizes and 800 Approx
making in all LOCO prizes.
The to 20 go correspond g with the nun
rolled with small tin tribes and placed in
Glass Wheel.
different 200 full prizes similarity t
placed in another wheel fter revolv
the wheels drawn the vince numbers
ana same time prize is drawn from thecter whe.
by BOYS who blindfolded The the prize
exhibited the audfene and
stered by prize being paced against
number This operation repeated until all the
prizes drawn ont Thu drawing is then printed and a-
the ePrthes its
RE- Prizes payable in full. WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address orders for tickets to r.. FRANCE CO..
feb23 Baltimore. Nd