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Tickets Shares in proportion.

In the above scheme, formed by the ternary COM
binstion of rs numbers, making 76,07G tickets, and
each having thfse Of the drawn numbers en- it. 4,s5e
each having two OF them on 20, TAO each having
only Of them on and also $3.50 tickets, with none
of the drawn numbers on them, being blanks.
To determine the fate OF these priSes and blanks
Is numbers, from to IS inclusive will be severally
placed in wheel on the day Of the drawing, and IL
Of them drawn out at random, and that ticket hsv-
ing for its combination the LIST, I'd, and 3D. drawn
numbers, will be entitled to the capital prize
OF. Ut 900 90
That ticket having ON it the 4th, 9th, and
9Th drawn numbers to................. 1,SA 20
That ticket having on 1t the It'll, Sth, and
9th drawn numbers to. .......... 1000 90
That ticket having on it the 10th, 18th, and
18th drawn numbers, to. :....... 1000 90
drawn numbers, to-. :....... 1000 90
drawn numbers to-. ............. 400 90
That ticket having on il the 9Th, 9Th, and
7th drawn numbers, INSTRUMENTATION. 400 90
That ticket having on it the 6th 7th, and
9Th drawn numbers, to. ................ 400 90
That ticket having on it the 9th, 9th, and
10th drawn numbers, to. ............... 400 90
That ticket having on il the 9th, 10th, and
18th drawn numbers to-. .............. 100 90
That ticket having on il the lst ed, and
4th drawn numcers, Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
That ticket having on it the lst, I'd, and 9Th
drawn numbers, Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
That ticket having on it the lst Cd, and 9Th
drawn numbers ............. 100 90
All other tickets (being 207) with fHRER OF
the drawn numbers them, each. 49,. 90 90
Those 1872 tickets having on them the lst
and I'd, or Cd and 4th drawn numbers,
each. ...;.:..,.. .:......:...:..... 10 90
Those 1872 tickets having on them the 9Th
and 9th, or 7th and 9Th drawn numbers,
each Observation-Disclosures. 4 90
All other tickets (being A, 1922 with any TWO
Of the drawn numbers on them each ... 200
And Ill those tickets (heing 25,74O) with
ONE only the drawn numbers on them,
:. ~. va
No ticket which shall haye drawn a prize of a
superior denomination can be entitled to an inferior
prize.
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing and
subject to the usual deduction of fifteen per cent
PRIZES CASHED AT THIS OFFICE.
oct 27-d6wtd
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,CYRCuLAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Ear
scrtive Committed Of the American Party, have
pleasure In announcing to the people, that satis-
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
of tho AxERrCAN ORGAN, as an authoritative srpo-
,ssnt and ADVOCATE Of the principles Of the Amsri-
can Party, have been completed
Recommending its lahore, under these new au-
spices, The undersigned cheerfully commend the
AxERIcAF ORoAN to the generous confidence Of
the Asssrioan Party, in every section of the Con-
fedsracy, and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
MI HUMPHREY MARSHALL, ofKy.
81, SOLOMON G.. HAVEN, Of N. Y.
J. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. G., May 10Th, 1866.
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of the American platform Of prin-

supporters of the American platform Of prin-
ciples. 1
A crisis has now been reached in which the
success Of American principles requires from
the North and West that they should rally
around the standard of Fillmore and Donel-
son, casting aside the considerations which had
produced the nomination of regular anti
Slavery candidate. Agreeing with the Amer
leans of the South, and with the anti Fremont
Americans and Wings of the North, on two
important points, to wit: the eoils of foreign
immigration, and tie corruption and reck-
tessness Of the present administration, it is
proper, wise, and rational in them to lay aside
all differences Of opinion upon other questions,
and unite to put down this dynasty, and to
commence the work of checking the progress
of foreignism in the country. Letus all unite,
then, for this purpose and let the watchword
be opposition to F6reignisma and Forneyism I
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MARRIED.,

In this city, on the Soth ultimo by the Rev VIM
Krebs, SAMUEL ST01T, Esq and Miss MARY
LIZZIE THOMPSON, second daughter OF John
Thompson all of this city
In this city. on Thursday the 30th ultimo, by the
Rev. George W. Samson, GEORGE =. HENNlNG 70
JANE WALL, both of this city.
In this city, on the Both ultimo by the Rev. Mr.
BOYLE. GEORdE A. DIGGS TO SARAH r., daughter
Of the late Major George w. Walker, U. D. Marine
Corps.
On the ssth Of October, at St Matthews church; by
the Rev James p. DOnelsn Mr.. GEO. ". DANT 10
On Thursday evening, Oct. S0th, by the Rev. Or.
Pyne, WIN b. WEBB to EMILY MUNROE, daugh-
ter Of Henry X. Randall, all Of this city
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A Faithful Representative.

The Hon. John ). Garlic Of Virginia left
Washington on the adjournment of Congress,
on the Both August, and down to Sunday last,
the 26th October, we learn that he had been but
four days at home with his family since the
adjournment Of Congress, having been for
nearly eight weeks traversing his district and
addressing the people of Western Virginia in
behalf of Fillmore and Donelson His dis
trict embraces nineteen counties, stretching
southwest from the line Of Maryland (Ran-
dolph county, Virginia to the Kanawha river,
(Cabell county, about 100 miles, and from the
backbone of the Allegheny Mountains to the
Ohio river northwest about one hundred
miles He has spoken from once to three
times in each of seventeen counties, each
speech occupying from two to five hours. He
had about dozen regular discussions with
the chosen advocates of "squatter sovereign
ty." This was faithful service rendered, and
we doubt not effective, as Mr.. Garlic has no
superiors and few equals in Virginia in debate.
It is the prevailing opinion there that his
district will give majority for Fillmore and
Donelson equal to that by which Mr. Garlic
was elected, although he obtained the votes Of
many persons through personal preference.
Americanism in Western Virginia is making
sure progress among the people. The Democ-
racy in that region are alarmed for the result
Of the present canvass, and consider it doubt
full whether Fillmore and Donelson may not
overcome the majority by which Governor
Wise was elected. The election is SO near at
hand, it were useless to make predictions, and
besides we have been so much disappointed by
the estimates of enthusiastic politicians on
which we relied, that we prefer now to wait
for the actual reports Of votes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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In the city of Buffalo, ON the 2lst Of October EMF
LY W. SHELLEY, daughter of the late Hon. Mark Il.
Sibley, of Canandagua.
In this city, on the 3lst ultimo, THOS. OLIVER,
only son of David X. and Anna Lindsay, Of Tusoun-
bia. Alabama, aged years, month"; and days.
EE The friends and scqusntsnces Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral, from
the residence Of his parents Ne SAT N st., between
Eighth and Ninth, at o'clock r. M, on Sabbath the
I'd instant
In Georgetown, Oct. 81, Miss ANN LIESHEAR,
aged SO years.
tW- Her funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon, at o'clock from her late residence corner OF
First and Potomac streets.
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The following letter WAS written by Mr. Fillmore
i July to friend of the American cause in Phiia-
d1lphiA: BUFFALO, July 20, 1900.
Ny DKAR,SIs: Your favor Of the 25th is this
monent received, and your course meets my hearty
approval. While should be glad to receive the
support of all National, Union men, by whatever
name they may be, or may have been called. am
opposed to all bargaining, and especially with sec
tbnalism, ON any terms. Let US stand by the flag
OF the Union, and If we 60 down, let us go down
with il flying at our masthead. | shall look out
for no sectional plank on which to drift ashore.
/ am Tin great hsste) truly yours.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
HKERY Y. THOMAS, ESQ
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. THANKSGIVING DAY.--Ohio joins with twelve
other States in designating the goth of November
as thanksgiving day. The Governor of Delaware,
it appears, has not designated the 18th, as has
been stated, any other day, yet. He will doubt
less name the GOTH The Governor of Massachn-
setts has named the 9th, and he is the first one,
therefore, to set apart day different from the one
designated by all the other States so far.
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AsRrcuLrusr.--The Farmers Assembly Of vir-
ginia met on Tuesday, in Richmond Hon. VIM.
O. Rives presided. A report was presented ne
commencing the establishment of an agricultural
department or college at the University of vir-
ginia, TO consist Of three professorships,
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Important to those who send Election
g Returns.


Returns.
lst Send the whole number OF votes cast for
the electors of each Presidential candidate elected
Majorities are not sufficient.
3D. Send the msjorities only for State officers
Sd. Send the names and politics of the members
of Congress, but give no figures.
4th. Ssnd the names and politics of the State
Senator's and Assemblymen elected, but give no
figures.
In cases where it is impossible to send promptly
complete returns by States counties, or Congress
sonal election districts send as nearly full returns
AZ possible, and careful estimate of the balance
Editors throughout the country will greatly ia
citate the collection of the returns of the impor.
tant election next week by publishing the above
notice every day until Tuesday, inclusive. 81
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TIE Gauss IN DELAwARE.-There was an i'm
mense mass meeting and procession Of the Amer
leans of Delaware at Middletown on Tuesday last
The procession was over four miles long. The
enthusiasm was intense. Delaware Is right side
ND for Fillmore and Donelson.
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In the above scheme, formed by the ternary com.
binaton of 70 numbers, making 76 076 tickets and
the drawing Of IL ballots there will be 220 prises,
each having three Of the drawn numbers on it $780,
each having two Of them rs 74O, each having one
only of them on and Also As 780 tickets with none
of the drawn numbers on them, being blanks
To determine the fate of these prizes and blanks,
rs numbers, from to 70 inclusive will be seyerally
placed in wheel on the day Of the drawing, and IL
Of them drawn out at random and that ticket hsvinQ
for its combination the LIST, 2j, and 81 drawn num-
Ders VIII De entitled TO the prize of. $4,000 90
That ticket having on it the 4th, 9Th and
~ 9Th drawn numbers, TO-; ......,.. 1866 20
That ticket having on It the 7th, 9Th, and
9Th drawn numbers, to-. ........... j 600 90
That ticket having on il the 10Th, 18th, and 900
18th drawn numbers, TO 7so 90
That ticket having on it the I'd, Sd, and 4th
~. drawn numbers, TO- :..;.... ;......... 76o 90
That ticket having on ii the 3D. eth and
- 9th drawn numbers to, ..,......... 900 90
That ticket having on It the 5th, 9th, and
7th drawn numbers, to-. ...... 500 90
That ticket having on it the 9Th, 7th, and
9Th drawn numbers, 10. :. ........ 100 90
That ticket having on it the 9Th, 9th, and
10th drawn numbers to-. 100 90
All other tickets (belng 2ll) with three of
, the drawn numbers on them, each. ~. rs 90
Those SO tickets having them the lst
~ and ID drawn numbers, each :. 10 90
and 4th drawn nenbers, each - 4as
All other tickets (being 4224) with any
two of the drawn numbers on them, each u
And all those tickets (being 25,74o) will
only ONE ofthe drawn numbers on them,
each ..........s..... ss....,....... Oh
No ticket which shall have drawn pr..ze II us,,-
perior denomination can be entitled TO an l..r,or
prize.
Prizes payable Hrty days after the dra ,r. md
subject 10 the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent
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The Fremorters Dispirited.

PHrLADrLPHIA, Oct sl.--Governor Ford, of
Ohio, who has been canvassing Pennsylvania and
New York for Fremont, LEFT here yesterday for
home, disguised and dispirited with his party. He
told gentleman that he had advised the fusion
that without pursuing this course the State would
be certain for Buchanan. Dispatches from other
parts Of the State have created the impression
that this course viii be generally adopted by the
flsionists.
OswEGo, N. Y, Oct. SILT commenced snow
ing here at one o'clock, and IL is nearly q. foot
deep. s
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GREAT CHANGE IN THE CoAsr LNE.--In 1852,
an English ship stranded near New Rochelle
Such have been the changes in the sea, that the
wreck now lies in the midst Of cultivated field,
thirteen feet above the sea, and around it are two
thousand acres OF cultivated land.
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VIRGINIA AND TRNNEssEE RAIRoAD.-The gen.
eral meeting of the stockholders of this road was
held in Lynchburg, Virginia, on Wednesday last,
and the report of the President shows the follow
ing prosperous state Of its affairs:
The gross receipts of the road for the
fiscal year were -$322,04S so
Expenses 156,072 O5
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60 HOIlOway's Pills and Ointment are
safe and certain remedies for Salt Rhsum Scroa Rheu
inatism and cutaneous affections The acting exter
na penetrating the pores the other internally on the
blood the organs Of DIGESTION purifying and renoya
ting the vital functions OF the body.
Sold at the manufactories No. 80, Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. 24 Strand London, and By all druggists ~
rs cents e9H cents, and d per box pot. nov
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tsK- no Che Million.- Professor wood, Of sd

E To the Million Professor Wood, of St
Louis has, after years of deep study and untirng re.
search succeeded in presenting to the public an art
Gle superior to any in USE and indeed IT is truly
wonderful discovery-we advert to his Hair Resto-
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on coarse harsh hair to render il glossy and watery
fastens permanently hair that is loose or falling and
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The pride Of mankind singularly developed in the
keeping and arrangement Of the hair; perhaps from
the fact that it is the only portion of the human body
that we can train in any way we choose; how impor-
tant then having this portion left to our care that
we should use oil the science has placed in
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Our information rom pennsylvania, private
and public, leaves no room for doubt that the
|" Republicans having no hope Of electing
Fremont, will abandon his electoral ticket,
and support the regular Fillmore ticket as
"a choice Of evils, and with view to pre-
vent the perpetuation of this present dynasty.
Under. this state of things the Janus faced
candidate, who wears Free-soil-anti- slavery
label on his forehead, in the North, and q pro
slavery label at the South, may be yet over
whelmingly defeated in his own State, notwith-
standing the expenditure of more than half a
million Of dollars, and the resort to fraud, bri-
berry, and every species Of corruption, under
the direction Of Jameson Forney.
The Republicans of the North and West,
with the exception Of the foreign voters in
their ranks, see, know, and deprecate the evils
Of Foreignism, and IN this respect sympathize
with the principles and objects of the Ameri-
can party of the whole country--an we have
always believed that when the time arrived for
them to choose between Americanism and For
neyism, alias sham Democracy, they would
not hesitate to cast their suffiages for the for
mer. The main body of the people of the
North are deeply sensible of the value of the
Union, and whilst they are, as well from early
imbibed principles as from political interest,
opposed to the extension of slavery into free
territory, they nevertheless will sustain the
Constitution and the Union, whenever imper-
illed, even at the surrender of all questions Of
present policy
We do not include in these remarks, the
Garrisons, Tappans Beechers, and other lead.
ers Of the regular Abolition party of the
North and West, but we include the honest,
sensible, and patriotic portion of those sections,
who arc now in truth, tired and disguised
with thercyolutionary, Union-breaking senti-
ments Of those leaders. Were not the public
mind in the North and West continually ex-
cited, and famed into fame of prejudice, by
those wicked and vilanous leaders, the opin-
ions Of the people there would only be mani.
tested, on the question of extending slavery,
in the quiet orderly, and peaceable mode pre-
scribsd in the regulation Of the enjoyment of
free suffrage
The evils arising from foreign immigration,
re felt in the North and West, with hun
dred TINES the force experienced in the slave
States snd hence the doctrines and purposes
Of the American party are more eagerly en-
braced and enforced, in those sections, than in
the South, and were it not for the temporary
excitement which was produced in Northern
and Western minds, by the unnecessary re-
peal Of the Missouri Compromise, Jours, ffths
of the American-born voters, north Of the Ohio
and Of the Potomac rivers, would have long
since enrolled themselves as advocates and
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The SOnth-GulIer.

The South-guller Of the Washington Union
copies the following from the New York Regis
ter George Laws paperD viz:
off Fillmore should carry any Of the States
North-say Pennsylvania, Indiana, or New Jersey
and Fremont can be elected with those votes, we
presume that they viii be given to him. That, zoe
understand, scas the condition upon which the OPP
position alliance aoas naGds.".
Neither George Laws man, Scoville, nor the
South-guller who conducts the Washington
Union, nor.the faithless phantom" nor Ja-
mieson Forney, nor any other Jesuit, can make
any sensible man believe the absurd, ridicu-
lous and mendacious statement contained in
the above extract NE presume" says the
Register, and the South-guller copies this piece
Of impudent presumption and sends it through
out the country, as though he himself believed
it, when he has reason to know that it was an
arrant falsehood
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Hon. B. II. Hill, says the Atlanta (Ga-) Repub-
hcan, was burnt in efRgy in that town on Friday
night last. Mr.. Hill is an American in politics,
and, II 10 charitsbly added, his opponents, who
performed the act, were intoxicated at the time,
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Everybody throughout the length and breadth of
our glorious Union should risk One Dollar to obtain
this $8, 900 Prize. Somebody must have it-why not
your Buy One Dollar ticket in the following beau
tiful scheme.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of the Patapsco Institute, and for
other purposes.
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Net gain
"a

Net gain -$l86,976 "a
Being about three and half per cent. upon the
cost of the l62 miles Of road which was in opera
ton last year.
The estimate Of the probable receipts for the
next year are put down at $4,000
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Horace Dresser Esq, Of New York, prcsni-
nenf supporter Of Fremont has come out for FIJI
more.
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PROPOSALS.

VNILL be received BY the undorsigned
w until Monday, the 10th day Of November,
1855, at one O'Clock, for the furnishing Of ma
terials and buildiDg and extending the stohe wall
along the Tber, from street north 70 The bulldog
line Of First stfeet west The wall to b. four feet
thick at the foundation and to batter a rises one
and half inch TO the foot ins The wall TO b built
Of good building Stone Of good size; the workmanship
to Be Of the best kind.
Proposals. to state tho price PER perch,
TH0S. J, BARRETT,
Commissioner 9Th and 9Th Wards.
WIN. f. WALLACE
WALTERS WTLLET
nov Assistant Commissioners.
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Position of TIE Fillmore Electors.

#4Jk IO6ItJOU " Tue H1AWOTS HS6ctOTS. tf
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. STA story ives started in
this city to-day that . letter had been received
from Mr.. Fillmore advising his friends to adopt the
Fusion ticket. On tracing 1t to its source it turns
out, as might be expected, to be a falsehood.
The Hon. Jacob Broom is not, as reported, for
the Fusion ticket but has written letter sustain
ing the action Of the Fillmore and Donelson State
Committee.
The Black Republicans are now denouncing
Gibbons, an6 are about to recommend their friends
to vote for the Fillmore Electors, as the only means
of escaping from an indirect support Of Buchanan.
fraudulent Voting on Naturalization Papers
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.--The contested election
instituted by Mr. Mann, the Union, candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, has brought to light nu-
merous fraudulent votes of forged naturalization
papers. Four men were examined who voted,
though they confessed they never declared their
intentions. The papers in one case were found by
the witness In his coat pocket Another wac
thrown into the voters house. None knew where
they had come from. John Cotney has been ar
rested for supplying the fraudulent papers.