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Asrsor oy FsrsoH sroIrArros CL.Ixst
Washington, November p, 1854
many inquiries addressed claimants ssanH
French prior the rahenon OF the conversion with fanet
e0evz 81 is0i-as OF proceeding wft
towards nbisnng redress deem most h
pabcy inform al such that after consulting compel n ad
has been concluded juaicus 20 voluntarily sae
their claims the Claims Coras they would be sipeh "
thousands OF other cams and therefore not dN
fo yesrr, other objectionable 70 snomHA
(pcerins s~nstc In III. manner AZ m
Of the the full expectation That dfeei @
viii provided for them special board OF comm"
tribunal Congress win grant, OF ts-s claims may
made "a IL by direct legislative act. =
The adjustment Of claims would fully and cons'aup
cupy hoard Of hrhstt class for and justice
pbsealy ponts such board right and proper ~ ne
Nov 2J-diw JAMES w. ChUsIhN
The CoIi~gs of RI. James, Maryland.
THE second Of present session begn. Monday mo-
Il March a.,
There fun Of esesiare preparatory, and oOm~
studies.
Address Rev. Dr. KERrooT, Rector, sc.
Feb I2-2aw4w
ipKoRsE WOODS NEW woHK.-Modern Plgi"I
VI showing the Improvements travel ard the newest cbea
TeaehuE Celestial City by Geor. Wood author o. rN
schslni'bl in Anaeca.n volumes. Price 81 10 . -.
Letters 20 young physician just entering upon practice ~
Jackson, ". D., Ii, u. 81, , o.,ur
Japaa we. and = BY Richard wiidrs author Of n'''
Of the Un'ed saies. 81 %. . go,
oss,eA SOY Of Republican Equality by sydney A. s"y,F
Al IS. ..f.. ...e
TAYLOR 4 MAURYB
Nov oS Bookstore, eth street
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Austin, Teras, February 2, 1855.
Edward Clark, Secretary OF srar do
hereby certify that the oernnr eight
~ tn. original
the sate Of Texas 70 An
Of republic
NJ hundred and
ffy pscd second session Thirty third
approved February twspty
eighth, eighirep hundred and my 6ve.r =
Witness my hand and the seal Of the department day
" EDWARD CLARK,
-- 0ecretary Of State.
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lEoRGE FOX has arrived Wiard's Bo'si s.nns'es,
VI q In the delay attending the of the HOUSE,
Of both bsnchesm
national legislature without violating their poios
ropsnr candidate for their favor VT fat
capacity tailor, representing commerce., has ever
continues receive, the Distinguished and unanimous nns
people He has bad the happy faculty of nruns the dsn
voices IN the realm 81 fashion and fesrn ih.rn ~
divided The House OF Representative hiss befn
leader time but the Representative Of a'n
always organized The fashons " The rirsc hand 81
skill Of the Whist dsorgauix-d eieu,en 81 TIE f
tive assembly the genius Of the The one a,
the iaste Of the artist the other suhausd by the eoque
What the latter ia the ssionai assembly
fnr " 20 the popular assembly 81 fashion, We have iho La
tued parallel, but parsleis closely 20 cefh
thence they aivrrre With leaders Of -
leaders Of pocy The speaker Of fashion tor snch
design Iepesentative) loss Tor me fe
the rie and right " never ~ aioAs io y.
when he applies leader HE vote u never cns N1
his Both equally well and saitly invested
Jan 2a-dA
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Housekeeping Articles.

ASSORTMENT Of goods which is now rendered
complete In every department, consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
plain white and richly dinner dessert and
large assortment OF dinner and
achsd rich and and without
fancy articles appropriate decorate etagore paror table,
toreL : =
Dinner and toilet aIso detached pieces large
stock OF Edwardss latest shapes.
GLASS WARE
American, French, bohemian decants fagons
goblst champagne elare hooks shee Madeas Busundies
Dishes salts, pitchers, ac "
..H< TABLE CUTLERY.
In OF hafdozen 6yone 6fythes pieces also,
ivory handled knve. only and forks, seels Sc
BLoCK-TIs GOODS.
chatting dishes. Inches; and tea uns
coffee pots tea pois coffee higgins, &C.
PLATED GOODS.
Such coffee and us spoons eastors
covered dishes, pitchers, cake and fruit baskets walters
JAPAsNED GOODS.
Such walters and in plate warmers sop Jars
foot tubs, water cans, &C..
GAS FIXTURES
factory Of Cornelius Bsker Philadelphia for sale al
the manufscturors' retail prices. ...,.
.-.a. MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps rrsndolos, tenders aud irons bu,bs
soye and onrs coat hods ladders door mats good
whns IRONS willow Britannia bronred
cooking requisites of every Description together witt
lass assortment q articles utility and
Hossskesper- decidedly to their examine nv
Soc . amo prices. They wiz not only dnd large
when 70 make selections, but pledge myselr cheap
me -s@ description Of goods be any
Good. delivered any part y or Georgetown free Of
chsfges II. a.
Catalogue, containing complete t Of every ,iel. kent 10,
sale can be had on application al the
-, c. W. BoTELER,
soVh-nawowh E.E"e# #@#"t Iron iIalI.
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- g 6a GKssGAL LASH DfyIeK, Sept 10, 1855.
Instructions this day transmitted 10 he register
and Ycslyer Illinois 10 prrpare
remaining apd 90 eiye hy days
receipt
reopein9 ofthe Once the applications
be received BY them.
THos, A. HENnRlcKs
Eepf 2l--2a~bw Intel Stdf.l
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uyILLIAM VI. MARY y. hts wife, sieoa Weaver
his wife plaintiffs Ia esansssy sssiass sas ehaI.s
Of Jacob Cer decsassd whoes naes arc aaAnewn hs
drsn "a Aosanna deceased, WHOSE au
known CyeE, ue children Of Lewis Cxa deceased
whose naasea y, and Aan has wife ~,
Cgcr sIsaIet Chem, Decreased, Whose
unknown; Sehsa Cnger Jonas Cdser, aad Jsleaah Cso
hi. owl light and ngc dsecased a.
ns siucaif and William H. Weaver, Ae 10
uIQA. E
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Philadelphia, niagara, ard ersa, western Iire.
PASSENGERS Ielvs the Phsdspbs and Rsss
Ing Railroad Company BROAD and Vine streets. daily At
a. -
Fare 10 Chcago... goo 90
Niagaa fahss.'. 10 90
huuaosss 10 90
batsNhssss's q 90
f"cbessf'*ss.ss go
nshNaa'gna''.' $3.50. .......,.....- 3 90
timiFasss.'s..ss 90
Freight trains leave the phadepha geadng Railroad
BROAD and Cherry eets) daily Chicago and intermediate
poin Arrangements have been made which great despacs
John TUCKER. President
49,, =, Phiiadephis and Reading Railroad Comvrry,
GROCERIES,, wIsEs, Liquors. yx~-- We b.g Leave 10
call the attention o. friends public to our oct
rrsh groceries, consisting Of
Pine and black
Java, Rio and LaRuRYra codees
Refined and brown
Family, suc.rane, and aour, IN bhIs and bsr.
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
. Grain and ground spices Of every description
And every other article w complete asaor
mont
. w,nes- tAavcrs, ard Cigars.
Madeira sherry port ciac and champagne wines fAvorite
brards, and par superior
Fine brsudies, whistey, eins SC, In wood and glass
Ioahsr with large stock Of Havana, German rpd
cigars. - N. - ="
We will odsr the sonas vic other .,,eau which we
hah be Giving such price, II IN ndneemap, fr
families and the trade call supplying ter
THOMPSON. HAMILToN. II
ootp--lsw3wh =
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This coming % be heard on as papers formerly
of Madison aud The spo " William a.
the Hand aaa
toned said peniou VI Sinclair Graves
paniug having sold 90 BIN
salo 10 the report mentioned, and eax ilsad
the sale tho said md praying 20 he relieved om his
purchase asslng the land IN the said
fesoId, and sunafy died 20 said petition, sc
hat tiae @ ia order 10 have the rights
aes Interested aid fand speeibcd aud the
,h respectively asceai"ed dob adjadse order aud dee
OF the commissioners having ni-i
thereof by publisisd Ia ,h
Washington suceeysiy, sGd the
OF MadIrou, do take account ad
Of the the hands o the said
sbie bringing the
10 did 80, him with interest thai /.
properly The parties entitled
from xpifaion OF The allowed aid the SAID
tho number and Of ell the
1ed q participate the distribution Of the said und and ihs
thereof aud also the place
deuce If each psry tile practicable, aud
or thereof Inc court, with anything deemed pertinent By him
which either parry may require. -
Copy Itsts BELriELp CAVE Clerk.
The parties ntete2 In taking and stating the accounts 5eet
by hereby notified that have appointed
that purpose Monday the 4th day February 1885, the
and county Of Madison, Virginia The
said 10 be taken and sted BY
sioneT. WILLIAM H. EARLY,
... Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Cour.
nael N--IH uAxv
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The New YORK and Liverpool United States
Mali Steamers.
The ships comprising the line arc the following;
The Atlantic .,,,.s..,'gapi West
The Baltc Jap Dumstoch
The idfiahs SGpt
These ships having boon built by
g<x pessly government sersica, has been
~ taken In to constructions also In their engines
k<&s15i 10 insure seEg, and speeds and their aeeonmo
datiyns uncgahlied
Price OF from New York Liverpool ia rslclas cabin,
030 IN second cabin, SIS Exclusive Of sisa
SHa5 From bivarpool 20 New YORK. 80 and 20 gnnsas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each siiin.
No helths can be secured until paid Tor. #w
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ossFELIOw's New Posm.-The Song Of Hiawatha
IL by Henry wad-vorh Longfellow. Price 81
Fairies and her People rs
Just published and for sas at -
NovI5 bookstore, ath st-
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no THE IsADiES-Mr. H. HARPER, " sro"mhes ~ spl
Boston, has Inst received choice assortment o
bail dresses, 81 The intes
which admired Newport last seasnn
ssrp'y the dsnsnd, he tates THE op, Il
inform ladies ihat he just orenns fresh pupp
WHITE and appropriate for bridal costumes
i1prs, collars, fnantiss y.r
which embroidered saw black ar white 'acet a
ev NJ wrenths flowers feather flowers, sc hr.e
NJ R-Ths D. The Only house IN the Uni'ed States whee
goods obtained.
nosTos, lanusu ;, 1885,
IAN s--3avq~
Asp waRHayTS-Thse iabes, cash prices ppld ~ s
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EUEsCU JUVENILE HDDkS.--A wcl-sssoted collection
adapted various them beautifully Illustrated,
be bookstore OF undersigned imported by himself
direct from Paris
Dec "A FRaNCK TAYLOR
pRoGRE.ss OF Religious Ideas by l.. Maria CtiIds
l 3vOls
The Purchase, or Early West, edition
Lilly, \ Nnvei .
Works OF Chas. Lamb vols
narper-' Story Book. Vol 4
MEXICO iIs Religion; by n, A. Wilson, Illustrated
Border Besgies by w. Gilmore simms.
smike w Charles Dickens.
The Chiia VIE by Charles Dickens.
Mysteries the Cou OF The suars by William Harrison Aims
Nov % FRASCK TAYLOR.
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of Congress: ana for Senator Foot We wish
especially to say. from our observation OF tie
full official reports in tn" Glot'". that no mem
her OF the Senate has been more constantly
AZ his post. none more laborious in commit
tee service. and none more successful IN his
measures which for the present session have
embraced almost every hing ct interest 90
Ncrmpnter>. as well As matters OF more cen
cral mpoitanrc. We must also add that
much more ,l,ao any o.lrr senator. ,hc ,iu-
ties OF the Presidency OF the Senate have
beer, discharged to the entire acceptance Of
that body, a> r,ary Of or r"ad"'>, who know
his admirable fitness as a presiding officer
will rca ilv believe
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FOR IGN lTGN. ).

Tn. S..,urr A.;,,,r;v.J ., \.w WORT,
~, ,i..1.,rf, WI, -, ;r...lI;.,..r.. ~
Jnu,1tfh
he dismissal of NJ. hampton Is rr"a
lin! much discussion. ne 'r"'"1 ana
Inns ur"r III" dismissal Of Mr.. Dallas IN
return @""'' DINER II ''"' MAJ presses ''N'
IN. '"' \ '''''h VI MISTER nome, N"'''''''
''' nv" Wv ~. ''' any l''''' '''' ''"' III -
,. ,..n
,,. ri ,,, jo,,.d SANS
-I"'m"r, 'hr PRISONER. was hung on Va"
i'';h oi june" lie dI"'i without htk'h@ con
fr>>l"n Ia" ''pNFrnlncnt r"tcnIl'or!i! re-
fused r'liirVe.
H., S,,,,,n - -r..l ,,s o.,,.,..d
l., y. .I..1
,,,, If r...,,'.,.,
l!,c Steamer Canada arrived NJ iI,'i-
fax on thr l.; INST. Will, a,c, tjrsi.n in:r!i
.cnc" to .lurr u.
ord P,lw.r,,o, h,l d..l,r.n m Par
lament tb,, Mr. D,l,. vcnla h,. r,.r,n,tcj
10 remain - \n.ri,.,r Minister :, ti,. Er,,
i>h Court. rorwltb,ranIio, The dismissal of
Mr. Cram.,ton. A,rrrhcn>ionS of war are
Gi>,ppr,r:l" more rri,idly =! an they a,rrar.
The Vl.cn ave a er,nd BAH on tn. 18th
ru>t 2"1p invitation, were issued. tIr D.i-
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the goth ultimo, when driving in = single car
rIaG", one of its wheels dropped off, and his
horse hPcam" friglttcned ran away. and
pit he'd Mr.. Mason out Of the wanon. iniur-
INC him. though no. severely. The carriage
was broken. and his horse badly hurt
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\ Nnrr>r Dun. - We have COM
u,.uc,d forwarding bills ot' accounts du"
y. for Advertising and .Jol-Work. We
need the money by the first Of July
and expect that those indebted to us will
promptly respond There still remain
unsettled many accounts due to CHAD
WICK X HANr. 1t is highly desirable
tina, these should also be paid mlnc''-
atcly.
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ra-", one OF its wheels dropped off, and his
horse hPram" frightened. ran away. and
pit he'd Mr. Mason ont OF the wagon. iniur-
NO hlm. though no; severely. The carrIag"
was broken. and his horse badly hurt
Col. sscnt""'~ View of the Ad:.i"i-fra-
The BUCCANEERS are iavinc a ALTERING
JUNCTION 10 thrr souls herau,e Col. Benton
supports Euri.anar for pre>id .nt. rather than
his son IL !aw. Fr"nont Hn, that ,hr old
Colonrl's Unions Of President Pierce have
not changed we have good evidence in re-
cent speech delivered on his arrival in Mis-
souri, to take part in the State election
After some preliminary remarks upon the
mahEer in which he hoped to conduct the at
fairs of the STAT" If he Is elected Governor.
ir spoke OF he Cincinnati Convention aS a
urcat rchplir 10 the a'iulnr>t,a'ion :hr
greatest ever admir- i>'cred 10 men III power.
-Four wears they had been working the whole
machinery CT the government 10 govern ti'l'
convention and secure themselves in powe:.
They had a garrison of o,jirr-hol'!:r> INSIDE
of the convention. and h.,;r1inr army at
tlc same g,Htr> outside. all worhln1 for the
administration. on the principle G the OK
which EruNr'h ms nii>'cr> crib: they hAi
packed i,'irCtt,> to ni-'cIr,.>rnt the j,cuu.r !:
they had straw drlrcltr> coming from states
whlrli coul ave 10 irno .rajir vote: ,hrv
la A pra.tori,n quar-! Of Office holders arl
seekers from " l>hingtu, Cav. Who coul
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one instance. h" >ai'l they had arrested Vii
son> tmcanInc Shannon. we suppose, broth
ERIN! law. tied a bali and cham TO him. and
sent hirI down he river"
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E,rn-Orr.t~ nbutsOning their Goats.
Frcm n. v. II States r.t


What Democrat in New England has no,
heard The names OF WV. c. BEApLEy and
Ju!Hr ktlt"GG.o crmoni. often lronounc
ed ! lc ,d.r> in tl!; ranks OF NV England
Democracy Wei. wh>rc are Il alley and
kcila1, IN the present >trugsl.? WHY. The,
are where the mass OF the old Democracy of
New England are gong. where Senator
IiNMII> and Lori NJ M"EEIuI. the Prr>i
dent Of ;hc Me senate. are to bc found The
Vernon, journal of the 4th inst. contains
the toliowin.:-
:" We CHANGED to meet, thr other d,v. th,'
venerable WILLIAM {. BRADLEY. of West
nir'>tcr. Tins gentleman is how. probably
the most remark ..bI, man in :hc Stat. In
1>l3-lSlj auI ~ 1913 -. hr was mrnhrr
.: Congress. At those caily periods he wa
"A Distinguished Champion in the polilicai
>choo 81 JEi! EE~"N. In >uh>:q.,n' years,
daring t'.c Successive administration q jack
son. Van Barren. Harrison. AID Pom. h.
>'uud at TIE head OF the Democratic party in
Vermont. In sill laI,r wears b" has t.Aon
10 active part ia ro!i'Ic>,--''i.; ha> pild more
attcnlon 10 The LEGAL profession. OF which fIe
h4> been ch.rt ornament. We found hjm
feeling keen, >"Ii,ifudc 'Dr the 81 .re>> OF
Fremont and lhc iriu.'Iran rau>c. He was
cuu1'a'u!a'ruL u> On ihr position now taken
~ Iad4' kr.!o-4 and oit.,s prominent II m
orrlr> 81. III, sd. O. Fccrd.tn and Fremont.
whom hc marked: | :o,i nv friends they
h,dn'r turned heir coats. tu' had on!, o,'n'
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- All: sD::OH aud Err.ssOnt.

The Bu,hancr press OF Boston have con
clu!cd that their o:i.inaI points o, attack a
ealn>t Colonel Fremont wcr. no, well ak
en- +: thai they can never >Ucrr"l IN making
AIRY "nr t"IcVr tht' ne Is either .'!.;;;;..;;c
or a Err" "u:!n. ih,, now >,v: First
| ia ne lacks legislative irrIrny,: >.eo,.d
-Ih,t h" ht~ never Distinguished himself.
except a. surveyor and explorer: and,
ih,d hat he i oYf'o>rd 10 the X ,n>a>
Nebraska Blil These are precisely til"
three reasons why these ilnr Gentlemen. it
they bad hcen contemporaries OF Colonel
Wa>hlng'ou. would have opposed his takin.
the command oi the American army and con-
duciIn1 ia" rcvoiu'ion of 10 10 a success ia!
issue Washington hid been distinguished
only "a Il surveyor ant. explorer of new err
tory. al Il t,r less distinguished in that respect
than Fremont; he never sat in any lruI>la-
tive body III his lr. and never held an en-
ccutive o;iirctIi h. was President he was
likewise opposed - the cX.rntion o. Slavery.
which be dc, not hesitate to pronounce a
curse 10 tn. country. and gave his official APP
provai to the Ort!Insnre OF l1S1.
We have frequently had occasion TO state
that If Washington or Jefferson Were alive
now. neither could get the appointing mt OF
tlt!c-w ,itrr from t:t,. federal government. bat
We hardly >uppo>tG thar clrcuni> tance> would
COn>Iirc tcgcIt"r 50 taNOrahy rs they have
done to PROV" the tact The great BODY OF
voters who viii >uppo', Mr. Buchanan at
The coming election would NOT vote tor
trroroe u a>h!u4ton II he were now Il caudi-
date before II, people. a',I ii is equally GER
tam that. # the, had lived in the last ctiitll-
~. and had vote on the adoption 0! the
Declaration Of Independence. It would have
been cast in the nc2atlve.-N !. E-,hirq
Post.
CoMpLINFNr WELL BESTOWED The
following taken from the Watchman and
journal passes we'll deserved tribute to Sen
atOr Foot and We take pleasure in copying it
as the sentiments Of his constituents
SENATOR FooT-On the 9Th Senator
Foot Of Vermont delivered an elaborate and
able speech on the Naval R.tirin" Board
r.uirh speech. hut tor the more lIttre>tIn Q
and important topics o! the times, should
at once publish IL tui We take this occa-
sion to >av that the mcaurc teiegrarhic de-
spatch"> winch from the staple OF the news
payer accounts Of Congressional proceedings
utterly fail Of doing Justice to The members
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falling IN the road before him. the topmost
branches in their fall brushing his horses
heads On looking behind. he found himself
b!ockaded in the rear in like manner. and
from this provldential oasis he was only re-
leased after twenty four hours hard choppnc
10y six men.
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- Several other bail storms of lesser
magnitude have occurrcd during the week or
ten days past. a hurricane OF unusual fury
occurred On MONDAY of last week between
East BUrkr and Island P"ud. The stage was
passing al the time through the long reach OF
woods, and the driver could hear the roar Of
the wind as IT came through the forest. 1t
was not long IN advancing towards him, and
all at once he could see the huge forest trees
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- a barn was struck Ivy lightning in
Peacham on Friday last, Two cows were
killed, and large s. Inter from some portion
%! the barn was thrown several rods and s,t
on fire. The barn was not otherwise greatly
injured.
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The dav was celebrated at the Centre
village. by uniting in a pleasant picnic in a
grove not far from the village The Declare
ton OF Independence was read and an Grafton
pronounced hv the Rev Mr. Woo ihouSe. -
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Mr.. wellington.
and the exercises cnlivened bv music from
the 81. bloomsbury Brass Band The occa-
sion passed off agrrcabIy TO all concerned.and
will be remembered as one OF the plea>ante>t
DAYS ever moved.
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ORDERS r,.-,~ a,ii'ii. -,lirii"G
t-.rt- waited - -. IL ,N'rNWir-r. Al
!. .l..r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-30
TO1zebO{eg of $4,000,


SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES !!
Representing Value Of S l6, 000!!
be Drawn by the Subscribers or Shareholders on sATUR
uRDAY, Jan 81, 1857.
Price Of Ticket ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY !!
The Drawing will be made presence Of the Admisra
tors Of the A. lunls.
This Tomhola will include 800 principal Prizes of value
follows
FIRST SERIES.
Prize IA HOUSE AND LOT renting annually for 5000 sit
uaed Rampant street, No. 10 Cont and Bieuve
streets.
plan of the said House may be seen at the Lbsrie Non
Prize "A Magnificent PIANO, of the very manufac
ture.
Prize "a New BUGGY and Splendid HORSE, with Nc~
Harness.
Prize IA PICCOLo PIANO, fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
A Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
large lots Of SILVER WARE, consisting Of Table and Des-
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10 lots, composed Of 10 beautiful GOLD WATCHES, Of
rous makes and Prices.
80 SILVER WATCHES, also of various values.
20 Gents and Ladies GOLD CHAINS.
20 GOLD BRACELETS of assorted patterns.
THIRD SESIES
20 lots of Handsomely Bound BOOKS CT the hest Authors
- lots of WORKS OF ART, viz: Sauetcs; Steel Itho-
graphic and Photographic EngraTings-te whole with
suitable Frames,
FOURTH SERIES
$50 lots consisting Of Brooches; Pins; Sleeve Collar and Shirt
Buttons; Porte NonnGies in uoter-of pearl she'll
NeerSchaum Pipes, Bronze, Porcelain Crystal and
merous other Fancy Articles
As to the Of the Prizes they will comprise various
Giles Of equal value and all of real utility and they will be
livered 10 the Subscribers according their choice
the different articles us they ere exhibited hereafter be
announced in the most convenient moner for ct Of access