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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.

.-ax AMERICAN PRINTING TgLEeRApH CoMPASY's LINES
io' OYyIcs No. q WALL STREET,
HALIFAX, Wednesday Dec. 3. 1856.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Capt. Stone, ar
we'd a, her wharf in this city at O'Clock this after
80, On route, for Boston. She left Liverpool at
n saturday, the I'D of November; her news is
r,souebtIy one week later than that received blythe
Persia at New-iork.
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived out at Liver
.ooI .tl D. m on Thureday the Goth ultimo.
The Arabia sailed al p. m, tn light east wind,
G., Boston. where she will be due at early hour on
Friday mornieg.
The steamer North American, from Quebec, arrived
ont on the evening Of the 2lst utmo.
The steamship Arago left Southampton the 10Th
# November for Nee-York and the steamship City
# Manchester sailed from Liverpool the same day
for Pbia 3ephia
The American ship General Dunlop, while passing to
the eastward close TO Europa Point, missed stays
vent ashore, and became total wreck. The crew
we're saved. H. u. NJ. steam-sloop Curlew, Capt.
Horton, gave prompt aid, which the U. S. Consul at
Gibraltar duly acknowledged.
Political affairs were quieter The various disquiet-
ing rumors respecting the instability of the Anglo
French Alliance had disappeared, causing rise dur
ing the week Of nearly per cent in the funds AT
the same time most articles Of commerce had expert
epced check, and business had been less animated.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE SCHOONER NETWORK ASHORE At sQUAS.
We learn from our correspondent at Squan, n. j.,
that the schooner New-York of Richmend for this
port, is ashore four miles north Of Squan Ines She
has cargo Of -four and tobacco. The vesseli tight,
ard al hands were got ashore safely.
SEIZURE OF An AMERICAN SLAYER.
By advices from Benguela Sept. % we learn thst
there was at that pot the schooner Flying Eagle, from
New.Yc,k, waiting for the arrival of United States
vesse, Of war, che having been seized by the PoHa-
guese Government for having slave cargo on board
and the money taken for cargo of slaves landed in
Cnha By anOth,r vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
THE BLACK SEA.

The Paris Pays contains the following explanation
relative TO the firing on the English gunboat at fen
ksle 1--WE believe the affair has been explained to the
satisfaction Of both parties. The gun-boat being
about TO pass the Strait gun loaded with powder
was FREQ, according 10 common usage as signal
The captain explained TO the commandant of the
forts his reason for being in those waters. The hr;t
81 OF not having been heard, second one was hced
" and subsequently, thiTd-ater which the English
vessel answered, and accepted the required parley
The two ccnmaI ding cfiiocrs Russian and English,
hsyii exchanged explanations, agreed TO refer the
matter to the two embassies at Constantinope, and
this course having been taken, il was we under
" sISDd amiCa6ly arranged"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

SPEEDr TRIAL, CosvrcIIoS AND SEsrLScE OF
DASGlRous M.S-HIs SUBSEQUENT CoyDucrIJas.
Donrely was arrsigDed on Tuesday; charged wa
con hitting rape on Caihsrine Callahan. IN .ss
than ihiee hours hf was tired, CO nVe'ea anu ~. On
ION Prison. Imne diaely upon Judge Could closing
TIE ,en'e, ce OF the Court, DonneLy IN ioanng way,
and in boh ferrous tone Of voice, sad nke 10
"',ke drink that" 20 which Juoge Eoa' reP.t J,
Il ID, jury, and that ne only regretted be had sen
tened bica, for be would now Ike 70 send nm Tor
lie HIS conduct IN the il after the senten ;e wa.
even worse than that in the court room; L1e nome
lie eniered the cell he rasped the handle Of hi. bucket
md threv n. q r,ens over the sler and the tEo Off
GERS who brought him from the COURTROOM -,
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Passenger.

For Boston-L De Aggeds lady, infant and female
wants; Miss Mshewson Miss R. Y. Moore Mrs Cuthbert
Mrs Rowan Miss Green and servant Boston Mrs and Miss
Gardner Geo. Gardner and Mr. and Mrs Harshorn,
Lock LADY Mrs Cuthbe and maid Mrs Fuford Mrs
Pesson. Miss NJ. A. Smith. Mrs. A. Graham, Mrs Morrison
child and Mr.. PeTemon daughters and c.
Rowan C. Scott w. Best, Messrs Rssscf, Price, White.
Somery Adams Adams Franklin Nit hell Fuliord, New
all Porte Cannon, Moyle, Hill Keeling Pearson Carpenter
Manson, Smith, Woodrow. Allan Cslam Brnder Stevenson
Icey Holmes HeRnson. Grsh Coward SchrebeE Wordner
forr ter ard Jes~uIpa.
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Nv soul bath Der content 90 absolute.
That not another comfort Ike 10 ths
Succeeds in unknown taie
GFLsTON-Mc Saturday evening. Nov y
~ the Rev Nle residence No. IL Eat Twelftn
siIeet Mr. Georre Gelston Of Wss,ror Coma, to Miss
Martha Jsne Mcconnell Of this city.
GONTERMAN-PURvIANCE- Ridge rrsiI:e. Madison
County H. Saturday. New. r. BY the Rev j. fAu,es
Nj John Gouterr Mss Mary Am PuYisnoe daughter
of Mr.. James Purviance ali Of that county
HALL-ARCULARIUS-O Wednesday Dec. 5, By the Rev.
W. G.issphsrer M. Thonss j. Hall to Mss Josephine
daughter Of the late Geo Arculzrus al OF this city
LOCKN OOD-PUTNAM-On "Wednesday, Dee 5 BY the
Rev San uel Cooke, Rector Of ST. BSrtAomews Church,
Jo ph b lockwood 20 Caroline Monroe only daughter Of
Tsrrsnt Putnam, ESQ., all Of this city.
MoMULKIN-KERR-On Wednesday evening" Nov. 10. By
TIE Rev. 1heo. l. Cuyler. Francis M;Mukn 10 Fanny
Kerr, daughter of rhomss kerr esq, ali OF this city
McMAHON-POlNT-On Tuesday Sept - b. the Rev. John
Krebs, James Mcmahon Mary Jane. ONLY daughter Of
George w Point, ESQ OF this city.
RAYMOLD-MASNAL-In Philadelphia on Thursday Nov.
IL BY the Rev { R. Demue SIR Henry Raw mold Of
Brooklyn " y to Miss CsrolLe Manr the place.
RANsoN-sMITH-on Tuesday, Dec = By the Rev Tho.
Armiisse Mr.. William Raj son to Mira Esther A. Smith.
WO0D-vAIL-In Brooklyn. Tuesday. Dec. . At the
Clinton Cone gsiiOpsl church By the Rev WIN.
Rudog Theophus Wood Susie T., only dAu ghter
William Vail, esq. all OF that city
wlLsON-WARNER-Op Monday evening. Dee |, BY the
Rev John Knox ID. D., the Rev. 5 u Wilson Pastor
the First Presbyterian Church, Rock hsrd ILL.,. Mrs y
A Warner eldest daughter OF Gcorse Kinney esq this
civ.
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GREAT BRITAIN.


The ships james Bsines and Lightning had arrived
at Liverpool with { 800 900 in specie. In connection
Herewith and with the absence Of further Withdrawals
10 the rate of six per cent but says much will depend
ON the Iext advices from China aud India.
Tie Bsnk returns for the week show considerable in
creese in bullion and in unemployed notes. The bal
lio smornted to f9,GSl,l67, and the notes to
fS,6O6Sl5.
The British Government has, at the request of Cyrus
" Fled, esq, Of New-York, ordered steamer to be
fitted out under efficit mt officers, to examine
thoroughly the coasts Of Ireland and NewfJund-
isnS and to sound across the Atlantic be-
tween these parts to ascertain the best place
for ing and landing the submarine teleg aph
cable The Government has further agreed to guarao-
tee four per cent teret per aDnum the whole capt.
al required to manufacture aud lay down the cable be-
tweei, New fouudland and Ireland. Contracts for the
whole extent Of the Atlantic cable were signed in Lon
con on Tuesday the 10Th ult, half TO be manu &C.
tued by Meesrs. W Kuper, Glass g. Co., of London,
and Il e othe by s. Novel; Il Co., of Liverpool. IL
is all to be completed and placed on board OF two
steamers ready for sea ON before the 3lst of May
next and by the 4th of July next il is confidently
pected that Great Britain and the United States will
be in telegrapbie communication.
Mr. Field end Mr.. Brett of London were received
on Thursday morning by the Chamber of Commerce
at Manchester and on the afternoon of the same day
by the Comm ercial AS ociation of that city.
The Nottingham Lace trade continued dull but there
was tOlerbble busnt for the American market doing
Ia plain set An average business had been done in
Hosiery at unchanged prices. Silks at the close were
easier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
DENMARK,

The Prrssiin correspondence of Berlin says:
.'Wc lean from II good source that the last notes
cent to Copenhagen by Prussia and Austria fix the 10Th
of December ss the period when those Posers will
bring TIE question OF the Sound Dass before me ger
manic Diet. In the event of either representation
being unattended by the Danish Government it1s an
neunoed that England has agreed to pay 10 Denmark
as the price of Iedet ming the Sound Dues, capital
sum calculated annual revenue OF t IA, ooo. Inc
Biih at present pay $4,000 yearly as passing t1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

pFA1H oF WILLIAM II. REUcK, EsQ.-We are in.
fClntd of the death of William III. Reuck esq. Prin
cipal of Grammar School No. :. in the Tenth Ward
and Professor Of Mathematics in the Male Normal
School. Mr.. Reuck, although quite young mau, was
one Of the most competent teachers in the employ of
the Board Of Education. He has been Principal Of
No. ten or twelve years. He also the su-
thor Of ore two AIlnetics which are ex'ensivel,
used In the Public Schools. Mr.. Reuck leaves wido
and four children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
THE EAST

Advices from Ccnstantinople of the 18th inst. state
that NJ ID suttnefie had again endeavored to Obtain
from the Government the dismissal of English SHIPS
from the Bosphorus.
The attempts Of rerouk Khan had failed to effect
with Lord Radcliffe settlement of tn disputes between
England and Pe RIA.
An Englhh frgate had arrived at Constantinople,
and other ships were expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

HARTFORD, Conn Wednesday, Dec 3, IS3b.
The Electoral College of Connecticut met in this city
to day and cast their votes for John c. Fremont and
VIM. l.. Dayton. They appointed as messenger A.
w Clark esq, of The Courant Office, in this city.
Providence, II. l., Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1856.
The Electoral College of Rhode Island met at Brs
tol to-day and cast the four votes for John {. FIRE.
mont al d William H. Dayton Henry Howard, esq,
Was chosen messenger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

SIgAs on TIE HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-The
dummy" engine on the Hudson River Road, which
drsgs the cars to and from the Thirtysxthstreet de
pot has been work d now some six weeks. The Off
Gers Of the road say it works admirably, at saving OF
just onehaf the expense of horses, beside being nue1
safer During the last four weeks it has dragged 200
full freight cars I'D ~ the depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

The NEW CENT PIEcEs.-The idea entertained by
some that cent pieces have been manufactured
lie mi take Congress passed law authorizing their
coinage but Neglected to provide for their ISSUE The
col sequence is, that heap OF them are now at
the Philadelphia mint awaiting the order OF Congress
TO circulate. They about the size Of the ha-cen
circulated fifteen sixteen years sgo, and are COM
posed OF copper nickel and zinc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

Ellen wichrrsn Of No. Ss Pea street VITA whom 10 Sssrd
ed seeing his Ar~st nentioned In ,he
ye,,-rd.y onr At once appeared a, TIE Police AID
sde complaint against him for rosens our-en drawer in
Ir kou,. 81 every 20 t- value So and with &-snpas
With IL He Was committed this complaint also Gibson
ouie p he'd in his nsuners bat unfortunately DO has pro-
stealing Other ppes property and Tor tbs &c hes
h. several tn,s
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FRANCE.

Paris correspondent writes that the Emperor aud
Empress with select party WILL after all, go to For
taiueLleau.
treaty Of commerce has been concluded between
France and the Sandwich Islands.
PARIS, Friday, Nov. 2l.-Everything to-day an
nounces vigorous reaction in the French funds. Rsey
closed as follows: Three per Cents OF Sc; Four
and-aIIalf per Cents, OF Coo. The condition of the
Bank continues TO improve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
THE BAKER TRIAL.

NEwBUkGH, "Wednesday, Dec. 3, 100.
The evidence in the Baker trial is all in, and the
summing up will commence tomorrow, by Messrs.
Brady and Fullerton for defense, and by Attorney
General Gushing and District Attorney Winfield for
the people. The will go to the Jury on Friday,
an6 the verdict will be announced by Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

W AShINGTON, W tUItsuHy, IJCC. IcOU
Nos. and lO.-The United States, plaintiffs,
Charles ,e Baron, AID the United Slater plaintiffs
Geo. n. Stew srt Argued by Attorney General Cush-
ing for plaintiffs, and MIR. Stesart for defendants,
No 65.-Lsnd cases appeals from the District Count
of California dismissed on motion of Mtomey-General
Gushing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

LOSS OF THE SLOOP JAMES II. HULUANE.
ROCHESTER, Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1856.
The new sloop james Ii. Holane of Greenwich,
Capt. Studwell, bound to NeS-iOrk with a cargo OF
produce. cspsiz.d off Captains Island this morning,
and thence drifted to Rack Clump Reef where she
went to pieces. The crew saved. The vessel
and cargo are u total oss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
SICILY.

The Goyeincr of Palermo has ordered strict
veilssce TO be exercised upon all the French and En-
glnh c IA merciai vessels.
II was probable that within day or two the Nea,
staen ton FOR long time, would advance stage
vay OF the other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
THE STEAMSHIP MERLIN.

HALIFAX, wednesday, Dec. 8, 300.
The steamer Merlin, from ST. Johns, n. +, Nov. %
has not yet arrived here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
CONVICTION FOR MURDER.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Dec. 8 800.
John Cummings INDICTED for the murder of Christie
Jher Sumpf has been convicted but not sentenced yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
LOSS OF THE BRIG ARABIAN.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Dec. 3, IS5b.
The brig Arabian suLk off L. int Sauble ON Sa'u day
in consequence of damage sustained III the late gale
The all saved. The vessel belonged TO Fitz
hugh y LitItjohn of Oswego.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
DEPARTURE OF THE NIAGARA.

BosToS, Wednesday, Dec. 8 1856
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara sailed a.-noon to-
day with fifty passene for Liverpool, aud seventeen
for Halifax. She took out about Si2i OOO In specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
SOUTHERN MAILS.

BALrIMoKE, Wednesday, Dec 3, 1856.
All the back mails from New Orleans and other
points SOUTH were received this evening, but the
papers contain nothing worth telegraphing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
p0REUlAI.

The elections at Lisbon had not been favorable to
the Government majority being obtained by the car
ddates Of the regeneration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

AccipEST.-Lewis OBrien Of No. , Sixth street a =
fell down the steps Of No. II Sixth
Tue right and severely injured The Seventeenth
Ward Police conveyed him to his residence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, p. m.-The sales Of Cor
TON to-day estimated 5000 balethe market closing
quiet and steady. generally quiet Fridays
quotations. IL Wheat slightly better feeling N the LIsket
Flour and Corn dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

tenublie debt on the 4th of March, 1853, amounted
70 its .um OF $50 I29 937 a. and was subsequently IN
eress,d 10 Equdaie Il debt Of Texas by the sum Of
50 7OCOO. which gives the public debt at Ell 49,,
ea7l Ii has since been reduced up 10 the 18th day
~ November 1856 the date Of the Registers l-st Re-
por TO TIE sum Of go 1853 800 "a. See statement No.
s. In making tbs recucton the sum Of $i0,9l6,00 81
ba. been paid for the principal thereof, and 609,-
ESQ 81 for pnunm portions Of il redeemed before
maturity, saving the sum OF Ga 6c6 AL 81 By paying
in advsIce ard lssyiL the public debt the l1th
day Of November, 1856 S3 9t3, 9O9 81, a. per state
nent No. 3, Parts and 2.
in ADDITION 10 the public debt above stated, there
is due under Ieates with various Indian tnbes Psy%
bic On time the -um OF Ell Ot6 5oI 10 ss pr 'sto
NEAT No. 4 Of IBIS report This debt, a. oeGc ,
payable constitutes an item Of sbnusI e1Pen"'sIc,
and Is G. tin at. for by the Interior Department
an growing cot OF the extinction Oh 'ne tnosn
pe,se,,ory tee 10 Ibe public lsnds ara essrge on
The sprusI saes B<side ibis debt me enltsa ctssee
have pves.d opey in sioets for several 81 the rbe:
- A.. syourt ~ s35ll o2i %, AID toid the principal
81 IN. srtfsopisn Furd amounting TO e5l3 l6 -ndss
hs st ~ The 7th of July, lx in stocks for tnst IN
's;,r,isn a. per statement No ). The United S'afe:
go sa. these rtsimen's for ire lnoisns aai Oh
- sy,h.cpisn Fund annually provide ftr ths psy.
ss, Of the interest which ntetest or NOT 'eceved
op the stocks. Tie srtMages OF the interest," ePpes<
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uarke,, Peported BIZ Tsleerapa.

CH,RLrsTox Dec. 6-COrroS-S.les to-day ,'O bales
uncl ar gei prices
CHaRLEsToS Dec. 2saes of CorroS to-day 1900 bales
al prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
Bell i Co. report

IDIUWIHR dIt 4UUEfIIOu5 Ut
Fre,ht. from Liverpool TO Eew-York: Iron, sdll y
Salt II fdI2 Dry Goods. l0 d6; Hardware ~ u Earth
enwsIe, s. t; Pa.sengers, IS
HAvRE MARKETs-Tbe ArGba's news produced no
effect on the COTTON market which quiet, and
ca,es slightly Owe-s4y about IT, The sales for the week,
the 2h the 18th inclusive amounted to only 300
bales The stock hand estimated 800 bales. Ne
Orleans tres odiDae quoted l0sf BRyADsTUFFs generally
quiet Provisions duh AsHEs considerably advanced OILS
generally IN request CoFFKE-A small business but
prices finn. RCE quiet SUGAR steady. but inactive QUER
ctTEoh B.RK-A ,.ral business AZ firm prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

HARRISBURG, wednesday, Dec. 3, IS56.
The Electors Of PcDLsy vanis met to-day and cast
twenty seven for Buchanan and Breckenrdgefor
tn Presidential Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
IHE LOSS OF TIE STEAMER MONARCH.

The Canadian steamer Monarch, which went ashore
at Toronto in the snow storm on Saturday, is total
wreck. She was bound from Montreal for Toronto,
with $40 tuns of merchandise, which is also total oss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

GIBiox. The HoITL THIEf.-Anothsr complaint
for rr,pa W. made yesterday aSsnst John Gibson
Alias Nsrrsus w. La.e who arrested on Tuesday of
attempting to steal cvere"s uouh 'hr As''' n"1 'i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

R4f7 the spot and ff59 2f ISL 10 srrive Olive
Oh 4, w demsnd. Dyewoods IN limited Sat
chip ST. Sugars quiet aud rather
hout quoisble change Mossses stesoy COFFEE In far
per- D. a and pev prices. Rice quiet add Unchanged
sales Of Carolina ~ Tea quiet Jut- fsd advanced
selling 81 fH IOld f2 l0i.
LoSDos MARKETs.-Messrs Barring Brothers & Co
report the bet Gepasly quiet but sslrs unimPosat
Sn, snsactons in kos 27d97 81 Tor Bars snd Rails
Scotch Ps 10. COPPER 10 active a. Id for shsethrs ard
kIN Il for Tile and Csrs syKLTgR had considerably adj
vsuced sales fx3 Lad dull Pig at SSz0
42I lo SUGAR dull and buyer. demanding aIedocsion Of
Cd y cat COFTEE steady. BREhDsTUTFs dull, white
Wheat 81 ana, red do g. ass
LoSDOS MoSEY MARKET.-The Money nsrke' I'd
become decded, Of the arrival Of the
Il Gus sum Of 5oa ID gold from Australia The bullion In
the Bark q England bad Increased during o. week 5 roo
Copsts bad con,de1by advanced clOns 1 Tor money
and ids3i for account Bar Silver Is quoted at It; Mex
Dollars 5li Eagles 70 "A South American DOubloons,
49, spanb Douboons, 49,
AMERICAN SEcUKITIEs.-Messrs. Bell & Co. report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04
MARRIED.

CRANE-COLLIN-On Wednesday Dec s. BY the KY X I.
81 ri, Mr.. william 5 Crane 70 Miss Eleanor F. 0niy
daughter Of Edward Collin eco. al Of th's city
pINON-sFNJANIN-At Janespor,, Suffolk Cou,ty. L. l.
oa SATURDAY afternoon Nov - BY the Rev Enos hAce mi
james I. Dinou 20 Miss Frances d. Benjamin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-28

I5ls5 Prizes amounting f2oOo
prizes As determined by the number which draws
the $4,000 pE thai humber should be odd number then
Scheme viii be entitled to ts
the Scheme will
ss, prize which be drawn
quantity Of odd and number
tickets win he certain Of half the cost Of the
with chances Of obtaining other prizes
ending with even-al those end
ing with 2, s, 7, 9, odd.
~ RelnerDber every drawn, payable In full
without deduction
~ All 81 under paid Immediately amer the
drawing-oter Prizes at the usual time Of thirty days
An communications strictly confidential The drawn numbers will
be forwarded to purchaser Immediately amer the drawing.
Whole Tickets go; Halves s5; Quarters ~.
cashed Tickets either
the
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Tickets Todd and numb-r at
the following
guaranteed
70 the purchaser
Half
10 Quarter .................... 10
Orders for Tickets be addressed either to
SWAN a CO., Atlantis, Ca;
Jy29 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
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II An . rsoslpt u ~ sPsIno sfOoE or -
- HARDWARE. q knsiisk ga A.sssican uaaas- MI
h>sr~. alr~ct mon, ~ nanafHctsrsrs. . which -
resp<ctfaiy Invite The attention Of fFtsnds both
IN town and country, assuring them that th<y shAn
snss svsry ss N ny line :. loo ~ can b haA IN city,
Ivor handle Kaivss rosl plses Of Rsas-s.' and
ReSssrs' ivory hands, Kalvss ui,hos. ssrhA I
plated ,Ahas and sssset fsrk plated
German silver
RsdFsu and vario.s other buck sad s.a.ie
Rodg> wostsnhom and pen xnivrs
kedssfs and wesssnhens scisssrs, vay. q
w..;:aSsis: and W. a Butcher. R..os.
Pruning and hedes Shear
wsissr single and In vpry handsous
Iron Tea Kettles and psns. timed and un,iup,d
Bell metal and poreeAln preserving kssss
neie..vare and rre-pep, E-esrsi Asersu,sat
them q very Psrier quality hand broad and nan
brad and carpet HsmmeS shngilng iahnr Hsch<s nj
ss>s baldwin, piAnr>,
road Ads<s chissl ocoe~. Squares and bsv
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