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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-05
RATES OF FREIGHT
FR0MCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
On and after the First of .Imna-


FR0MCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
On and after the First of June.
FI9sT CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books and stationery, Bo6s, Shoes and
Hats; Lq1Ors, lis, SC. Il, bottles. Csmphne and
Spirits Turpen tire in bbls: Carretng Chi ma GIass
and ias-War-, c.gsrS in Clocks, Conf ctions-
Iies, Coton rds, Cutlery in ca X and boxes
Dry Goois IN boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruits, truit
Trees and Shrubher, Furs, Garden s. eds, oOking
Glasses AMI Looking Glass Pate, lat ovner'S risk)
OYSTERS in cans and jars Saddlery Tin add Britannia
ware Tea. and spie-, pr 100 lbs, from lst Deem
anu from i,t JGDe to LIST Deceu ber.. ........ 1s5
SECOND CLASS
Hardware. except such 50 CITED in First and Third
class Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors in
bill , and pipes; TOhaeco in boxes; L, atheT in rolls
and boxes; ills. in bbls. and casks; Croekery and
QueensVare in crates and casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster Sheet Brass, and Copp.r 100 ms. sOe
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shcves Spades, Sad Irons Zinc and Tin pigs;
n-pate, Auvils, Vices, casks 81 Chains and bOrs,
Manila and Cotton CsrisRe Coffee, heavv Cas- tings,
Mn Gearing, Railroad Wheels and Axles Chairs and
spikes, and kosin IN ibis, per 100 lbs 30
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other rht articles
not enumerated; also, Ca boys of Arids, or other
Chemcels, viii be charged by actual weight, but at
double First Class Rates, or per leo $50
The the from CHARLESTON and Savannah to
Stevens, n, and al stations is side Nashville
Overcharges Wher- they evidently exist be corrected
by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and paid nv the
Treasu upon proper certificate from The delivering
The Roas viii not paw for hid en- damages or riprv to
contents OF boxes packages when no external appearance
Of damage exits
No claim for damages will he considered upl,s,
ed with receipt showing the goods been in coed
order when delivered 70 the ROa At Charleston and
vannah
animation 81 the ne found by the expiration that
time the Road del verng viii he suhs riSed paybut no
claim hal b. cOnd red oOs sought for less receipts
exhibited IS wi ence Of shin mznt.
No goods will be delivered Until al charges paid, and
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-05

BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cites.
Three daily Eastern Trains al NJ, 10 AN, and sP N.
TlR~T TRAIN Cleveland, Pittshurg, Steubenvle and
Whs cling Lighting Express leaves Cincinnt o'clock
for all the Eastern Cities also, Detroit via Cleveland,
Springfield, Wilmington, Crclevile, Lancaster ard mes
vie ChcOthe ard Athens This train sops hetv Gin
cnDs and Co umbus at ovelsnd Morrow Xenia and Lon
don only
sICOND TRAIN-Cleveland Pittsburg and Wheeling FIX
press Mail leaves Cincinnati at 10 o'clock via Cleve
land PsburF and Wheeling for all the Eastern cities This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and Column
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodation, Leaves Cincinnati at
$50 O'Clock, P. NJ. springfield Wilmington, Crcevile
ard Lancaster, Chicoile and Hilborough. This train
stors at all ints bet ncinnati and Spl rgfed.
FOURTH 1RAIN-Cievelan nd and PittSbu Night Exuress
leaves Cincinnati at O'clock Cleveland and Pitts
burg for all tn Eastern cte This train stops at all ponts
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday 80 O'Clock p. NJ, for Columbus
Trains by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
c;nnati.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information, please aEply at the offices No Rurnet
House, second door West of Vine street. No III, Gibson
House Building and old Office, Southeast corner of Broad
way and Front street opposite Spencer House. at the
Eastern iLittle Miami) Depot, East Front treet.
OJ1ce hours from ~ 4 ~, until 81 4. "
P. W. STRADER, GtnHAgt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers all the pr cpa Hotels for each and
every train By leaving directions at either Of the above
Offices will call for passengers in all parts of The city, with
out fail. may271 u. B RUGGLES, Conductor.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

ClScINNATI, Mach Is.
Flour il. moderate demand, s5.25GS5 so. Provis-
ions heavy. Prime Lard Sc. Whisky steady at lsc.
Sugar lgm at s149a24. Coffee firm, good to prime
scarce, held at l3c.
NV YORK, March 10.
FIourfrmer. Wheat quiet with but little doing Corr
frmer sales 90 ,OcO bushels. Pork hrer Beef quiet
Larn declined sales of 300 bbs az IO1z. Whisky i'm
proving. Stocks lower Cumberland Coal company % y
Michigan Southern $50 New York Central 0555, Penn
syvania Coal company o. Reading $685. Virginia skies
95af Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati I03 Erie Sc
Galena and Chicago 1lO@4 Michigan Central "a, Ken
lucky skies 1929.
BArr4sroRE, March 49,
Flour market steady sales GOO Sbls at sc IS to 81
Receipts wheat large but sales limited, white 81 roe
81 IS, red 81 JO@sl So Corn in fair demand 5e6.
tor yellow, and 5695se for while.
NEW ORLEANS, March -.
Sugar the market exhibited fair degree of activity.
and 100 hhds taken at still fuller prices. FAIR TO
fully fair ruling at I6G275Sc.
Molasses the demand quite animated and the sales
comprised !, 25O bbs 35c for prime. Prices ruling
rather more in favor OF holders.
Flour, sales 264 bbls fine, 926 unbranded, and 500
superne ST. Louis private terms 600 superfne Ten
H@ssee az 1900 Indiana at So 1896 60, and 300
ira r1linos at So.
Wheat, the sales comprise 900 sacks good red
Corn, the sales foot ups 900 sacks and include 800
ordinary mixed in cotton sacks, at So 2SO0 two lots,
ut SO, 1000 white and yellow in two lots 81, and 900
yellow, in two lots at55c.
Oats sales 800 sacks 0hioar 50 TO- and 400 ST. Louis
at 461ag4Tc.
Bran, $50 sa cks sold AZ 75c.
Pork. sales 100 bills light weight So 1877 unin-
sp eed Massa SIC, and GA, in two lots at SO ..
Bacon sales $50 casks, including ~ in three lots,
private terms, 90 sides at a. and Is in lots
Shoulders commanded 1914, and sides att k97Sfc.
Dry saited meat the sales comprise 50a00lbs, in bulk
at for shoulders and for sides, and y casks hams and
shoulders at % and Sc.
LARA 276 bbls prime sold at ga further reduction
and 20 ,ierces at9lic.
LAID oil, $50 bbIs in several lots at SiGsl 05.
Whisky, 1850 bills q, 3JJ % 50 at %
81 al -. and some small lots at 25c.
Can les, rlLuHdred foxes star were sold in small
lots. at 2:,4l-3 l 2c.
CoGee, lie sales sum up Gao bags At Il l-s9I2c.
NEw ORLEANS, March Is.
Gem 20 to 55c. Flour Sc Gi5z. u heat 3 50Dsl IS.
Poti Mess SIG p Bulk &C. Coffee lI% 10 I35se.
Sugar &c. 40 asses36c, ami advancing. Lard
irSegs, $40 9tsc. Cotton fair lie. NiiJiag. g55
Hay s35 10 G34 per ton. Tobaceo--good Kentucky
leaf, 1907 9.
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MONDAY EVENING, March II.
Council met. Present His Honor Mayor
Hopkins and Councilmen Steele, Scantlin, Ste
phens, Elliott, Kron, Kratz, Pushee, and Hun
nell.
Minutes read and approved.
The Mayor as Committee to examine ac-
count of Wharf Master, and compare it with
that of II. G. Gwathmey, reported the same
incorrect. On motion the said account was
ordered to be corrected.
Ordered that Mr.. OReilly and Mr. Gwath-
mey be requested to meet at the City Clerks
office on Monday evening next to compare
and correct their accounts.
Allowed John Geddis So for repairs on Y.
A. engine house.
Allowel John Geddia So 50, for repairs on
Neptune engine house.
Allowed John McInnerny 81 % for clear
ing Court House sidewalk.
Allowed School Trustees 4I6 66 (cash or
der) for the benefit of Public Schools.
. Allowed John B. Isvordink fifty cents for
carrying coal
Il. @. Wheeler rendered his resignation as
School Trustee-to take effect from the LIST
day of April, 1856
After divers and sunlry eulogums on the
official services of Mr.. Wheeler, and his Iabors
in behalf of the Public Schools; it was unani-
mously resolved that Mr.. w. be requested to
remain in Office at fixed salary Of 500 per
annum; commencing from and after the last
appropriation made him.
Allowed Messrs. Satterleo s. Pritchett IL
% for repairing Hook and Ladder, belonging
to Fire Department.
The usual allowances were made for work
done ON streets; amounting in the aggregate
to IA 65
Superintendent of the Fire Department
made report ofthe condition of fire a apparatus
engine houses, and public cisterns for week
ending March II, 1856 Received and placed
on'fle.
Permission was granted Isaac R. Mills, or
his petition to lay wooden trough from the
Caral to Lot No "a, Block 81 E. E. for The
purpose of supplying his engine with water
prcyided that said trough or piping should b
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G6t Dail9 g0nfnal.
LaytAL DEPARTMENT.
BsneAt Of the Li6rarr Assoc ition!
We are glad to announce that Mrs. Ma

We are glad to announce that Mrs. Mac
ready has at last been induced to give more
entertainments. She will give an entertain
IL ment this evening, and one tomorrow evening,
both for the Benefit of the Library Associa-
ton. This will be gratifying to our citizens
who are DESTROYS Of having one of the most
distinguished delineators of Shaksphearean
characters in the country, and-one of the best
yolinists, though a mere girl; and who at the
same time are interested in the prosperity OF
81 one of our best institutions Mrs Macready's
20 entertainment Of Monday evening was well at
tended, and. we are pleased to say that the
Readings ard the music gave excellent salts
faction. We have never had a more agreeable
entertainment than this, and we hope to see a
ag crowd at Crescent Hall this evening Re-
collect it is for the benefit oftheIibraryAssocia-
ton. One of our citizens handed us the fol-
lowing while we were writing the above:
Mrs. MAoREADY.-This higly talented ar
tiste will give one of her delightful performan-
ees this evening at the Crescent City Hall for
the benefit of the Library Association. All
who wish to see some beautiful and striking
delineatToAs sf character, and hear Rotations
Of sbo hiphest artistic merit should certainly
be present. We have never had reader of
such decided talent in our midst before.
Mrs Macready's rendering ofLady Macbeth,
in her last appearance, was really such as we
have never seen excelled. She displayed the
strong passion and concentrated energy of the
great Thanis wife in mastery manner, ex-
pressing perfectly the alIpoworful will and I'M
flincang purpose of the wonderful woman
Her Rotations in the lighter pieces were ex-
qusite. Her carriage is fine, herpersou hand
some and her voice clear and searching Not
aword that she utters is lost to the audience.
One who hears her goes away with higher
andmore perfect appreciation Of whatever she
recites
No one should miss this last opportunity.
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PUBLIC SALE
OMAN STR EFT. SECOND STREET AND
HIGH STREET LOTS.

I'm Saturday. the 25tl day April 1856. p.
~ NJ. the Court House door in Eyansvlle pursuant to
the Court Common tlea Of Naudsrburgh
y in behalf Of the minor heirs and by the direction of the
adult heirs the Ohm Mitchell will proceed sell
following parcels real to-itsLo
go Donation Enlargement Eyansyile ironing
Main and Canal 4h feet propose
10 sell tn lot in four each fronting M feet on Main
Q IA feet deem
ALso-fot 30 1913 Old Evansville
Second street. and 15o feet deep alley ana adjoining
the VIM Baker Esq propose sell this lot
in wh parcels of feet trent each and $50 feet deep to Z
alley. adjoining Lot No 04 being
IS feet square and Second
and we'll fitted either for Business Residencs-
ALso-Lots Mes. and in block IS, 4th enlargement
High which aoubf frame house These lots
wide thong we'll fenced.
The believed be good Guardian deed
for the minor heirs AID genel Rarraee deed by the adult
heirs will be given. tt'
tai Terms Of saie cash. the residue at sig and twelve
Months MORTGAGES with interest and waving
relief laws payable the Evansville Branch Bank.
~ FL JOHN INGLE. JB.. Guardian
for Minor and gent for Adult heirs
NH o John Mitchell.
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MEDICINES, &C.
! q = A Y E RI S,
: P | L L S :.
EGaSa FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF
"a MILY PHYSIC.

ERE long existed public demand for
pm could be relied on as sure 1Is R.s
ana an trial Of its virtues has eonea
designed Its easy to make physical Pm but e.
the objeeons all the advantages every other Ths
has been attempted here and with would
tunate for the patient hitherto that purGr
Sen psads s9 . nae pns pain re-.
good derived them Pills produce irri-
sa.o9 or pain ar from gIs'Sssy
zbie Aarm arise from heruse in any quanttY but
Minute directions in the which
are ha are gwen an the eo5 tns
mention Ever Complaint in various Jaundice
tabity Bilious eadaehs Bilious Fever Fever Asss
sequence Of diseased liver aTsrien they
afford prompt and sure relief in cOstvensss piles ehOlis
Of body ulcers and impurty of the hlOod IN hoIn
They produced singuary eursA
S San DE IN s a a
shood freely taken IN the Of the year sn
occasional dose stimulates the healthy
blood and BY their smusn action the sy
cd eneres Re Wo Hence
SRs dose even though
toe far as every pugaTs 1ed,eins eduess Ss s.rsSsh
isrequire be here
S t5is iiI viii n W. ana ~ .S bis
has hitherto been available mankind When their vir.sss
to employ when in need a eathartio medicine.
sugar wrapped they Pheasant 60 oeink
purely Vegetable their in any
quantity.
For minute drss'i9Ps f Sp shoS'1
J A NJ Z S G.. A Y Z r,
PRAoTIckL AND ASALYT!cAL CHEMIST. LOWELL. MASS
Price 70 ~entA per box. 6T5 Rs7esf0rsl.
Keller. FernsIey 3 Co. Evansville Ind;
Tsg'e & Crawford. OvensyiNs;
Hsllock & ParEaiter, Princeton;
G.. b. Bingham. Patoks;
". J. Whiting. Cynthiana;
j. z JoJrsss 4 Co.. Psseyvill';
aiessrs, Gardner at Elairsville and WadssviIIsI
e illiauas and r ,beTtson. West franklin: Ne
Dr. Taomas Newman and las. sampson Ne. Vermont
Hudspeth & Bro. BoonvilIe; !.
Bowers & Sargent. Negburgh;
adams i Cam phelI. Petersburgh;
Fred .Itekstein. Cincinnati, 0. aad alldruEgsts.
OctiI-sm
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The David White arrived here at two

The David White arrived here at two
O'Clock yesterday morning, and the Ben
Franklin twenty minutes after her. Both were
time, and both were putting in their best ticks.
The White was about four miles ahead on her
arrival here The Northerner, down yesterday
morning, reported the White one mile ahead
/ when she met these boats. They left New
Orleans on the evening of the 10Th. We thank
Mr. Mitchell, clerk of the White, and Messrs.
Jno. B. Russell and NJ. H. Jouett, of the
Franklin for packages of papers. Neither
boat put off any freight at this point.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Monday
says:
The river here has fallen about thirteen
inches since our last report Last night it
was receding slowly. To-day there will not
be over from eight and half to nine feet in tie
channel to Louisville, and six feet full in the
Canal. The Kenton, the last boat from Ports
mouth reports the water falling slowly all
the way here, The ground was white with
snow yesterday morning, which melted du-
ring the forenoon. Clear and pleasant at night.
With moderate offerings, we have no change
to note in freight.
- The T. c. Twichell arrived here from
New Orleans with considerable quantity Of
freight. She reshipped about fifty tons on
other boats for Louisville, and put out the re-
mainder here. She was busy all yesterday
taking on freight for New Orleans. We thank
Mr.. R. F. Fuller, ofthe Office, for large pack
age of New Orleans papers.
- The st. Louis Republican Of Monday
says:
| We have no change to report in the river al
| this point, and very little in the weather. The
former continues falling very slowly, and the
! latter very changeable, and uRcommonly COO
for this time of year. About two inches Of
snow fell on Saturday, night which disappear
ed yesterday.
The light draught stern-wheeler Grace
Darling was sold to Capt P Devinney, on
] Friday, for $1,000, for the Upper Mississippi
river trade. Capt. Devinney is popular
boatman in the Illinois, and formerly com
manded the Australia and Pity
- Capt Cunningham, lately Of New Al
bany, was in our city yesterday, He intends
building a steamer soon for the Red Rive
trade. We had heped he would settle down
in Evansville, and start a ship yard here.
- The Northerner pissed down yester
day morning for St. Louis, with a good trip
The Alvin ADAMS may be expected this morn
ing from ST. Louis for Louisville. She is as
and good boat.
River falling. ! slight rain yesterda.
morning, and mild and cloudy during tn
day.
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sl0Il3-The painting drawn by Mr. Geo. Wolfin,
Of this city, at the Distribution. of the Cosmop-
olitan Art Union, has arrived, and was yestor-
day on exhibition at Meilsch,s Bazaar. 1t is
incomparably the best Of the three drawn here
and really fine painting
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laid at a distance OF l4~foet from the sidewalk,
and the, city claiming the privilege of supply
ing from said pipea cistern at any of the cross
streets; where ever one may in future be
built
Permission was refused the agent Of Mrs.
Macready to.give Shakesperian reading in the
city, free of license.
Ordered that a cash order be issued on the
city Treasurer in favor of Mr. Robt. Parrett,
holder of Bonds Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 5, for the
sum of 48 90; amount of interest due upon
said bonds; Nov. 1st 1856.
John Burtis was appointed Inspector of
election for the upper engine house, and VIM.
Fl. Boieourt for the lower engine house.
The City Clerk was ordered to give due and
legal notice of the annual spring election for
Mayor, Clerk, Marshall, Collector, Treasurer,
Assessor, Surveyor. and. School Trurtee; to-
gether with the names Of each of the Inspect
ors.
Mr.. John S. Mitchell states that his wharf
boat would be ready in few days to drop
down to the city wharf-permssion was given
him to occupy any block in font of the city
now unooeupied, at a distance of fifty feet
from either Of the ether wharf boats, and
away from any stone gutter leading to the
river. WELL Ii. WALKER, Clerk
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
BALTIMORE, March IS.

~ = -
BALTIMORE, March IS.
The mail from. the South brings New Or
leans papers Of Tuesday ard Wednesday,
which furnish dates from Vera Cruz to the
8th inst, but not later from the City of Mexi-
co. The telegraphic COMMUNICATIONS being
totally interrupted by the reyolutionists at
Puebla
Gen. Comm9nfort left the Capitol on the
10Th, to pat ii;mselfat the head of the besieg
ing troops. There would then be force of
1000 troops, and 48 pieces ofartillery,
At Puebla the reYolutionists numbered
about 1000
The officers who had the revolt in the Castle
of San Juan d'UIloa, have been sentenced to
shot
The departure of the Nicaragua FilIibusters
was openly proclaimed. in. the. papers of New
Orleans, and great enthusiasm was manifested.
New YORK March Is.
The steamship Cahawba, from New Or
leans and Havana, arrived this forenoon.
WAsHIXGTox, March IL.
The night train from Richmond for Wash
ington, on the Richmond and Washington R.
Il, -raI.,oR the track this morning. The loco
motive was demolished, but no other damage
was sustained.
New YoRz, March Is.
The schooner falmouth outward bound was
seized in the harbor this morning by the U. S.
Marshal, on suspicion OF bs;ng intended for the
slave trade.
BosToE, March Is.
A fire occurred this morning il. Commerce
street, which destroyed large building occu-
pied by a. & Il. Jacobs, Dorr Proctor & Co,
Yates & Drake, Dorcrass, Mullen :; Co.,
Bridge, Guild & Co., and others. The aggre-
gate of the losses exceed sixty thousand dol
lars.
PITTsBURG, March 10.
There Is nochange in the river Weather
cloudy and mild with appearance of rain.
CIXcIxSAT1 March 18.
There are 8 feet water ain the channel and
falling. Weather cloudy and pleasant, with
appearance of rain.
Fraud in the Ohio Ponitoatiary Absorbing Of
the Clerk.
COLUMBUS, March Is.
McEwen, clerk of the Penitentiary, has alb
seconded with $500 belonging TO Warren coun-
ty. A dedication of over 900 is also dis
covered in thePenitentary funds, supposed to be
distracted by McEwen. Other vilIainies are
suspected in the same quarter.
The Senate Finance Committee are investi-
eating.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
TUESDAY. March IL

TUESDAY March 10.
T. O. TwITcHErL. from New Orleans to Evansville.
Wan. NOBLE. from Caeinnati to New Orleans
DAVID WHITE. from New Orleans Cincinnati.
BEES FRANKLIN. from New Crieans to Louisville.
NICK THOMAS. from Cincin nati TO New orlea1s.
NoRrHERNER. from Louisville to St, Louie.
JAMES LYON. pas ed on mp,
SOVEREIGN. from st. Louis to Pittsburgh.
sALIIE RoBINseE, (aewJ Cincinnati to New Orleans
assed On down. f."
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%H. Q. Wheeler, Esq, has rendered to
the City Council his resignation as School
Trustee, to take effect on the LIST of April
next Mr. Wheeler has made an efficient
Trustee, and his resignation will prove pub
lie loss. He has been indefatigable in watch
ing and subscribing our school Interests, and
the city owes him debt of gratitude.
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0FWe thank Mr. j ohm c. Devereux, form
erly of this city, and now resident of St. Paul,
Minnesota, for a package of papers from that
distant region. John looks hearty as a buck,
and quite ike a .furri1,er.
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o. The boiler of the Steam Saw Mill at
Oakdalc, seven miles from Vernon Ia blew up
about noon on Friday last killing VIM. McA-
yoy the owner, together with four others,
whose names we did not learn, and wouuding
three. Nothing of the mill remains standing
but the chimney, and that is partially destroy
ed.
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$ ! 9 g o O o..
10000 NUMBERs,-1,o'
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding and the ding to hoss
prizes will be entitled the 500
Prizes. For example, il ticket Ne 1880 dra
prize those tickets numbered lz4s I2fs 25l
and Ii25Z entitled $780, andse according
to the aboT scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
the numbe7c from
1000. There 2oOfu pri es and 300
making in alfl GOO prizes. st-.
The from 20 900 correspond with the num-
beers the tickets printed separate alps Of paper are
encieled with small tin tubes and placed in
Glasa Wheel. ....
ed encted placed in another wheel After revoly-
wheels drawn from the wheel humble
and at the prize drawn from the other WHEEL
BIZ boys wlare blindfelded The number and the prize
exhibited audIepee an
isered by the the prize being Placed
the This operation is until all the
prizes are The drawing is then printed and If
ter eonnarrso the certhes to its
re- Prizes payable in full. WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address orders for tickets Il. FRANCE co..
feb23 Baltimore, Nd