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REFUSAL TO PAY TAIEs.-Gov Walker Is like
y to have trouble very shortly. At Lawrence,
Kansas, on the 1st instant meeting of free seers
took place, at which it resolved not to pay the
taxes imposed by the territorial legislature. The
immediate cause of the meeting was the appear
ance in the city of deputy Sheriff Farm, who came
In the execution of his duty As tax collector.
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QUARANTINE authorities of New Orleans
have given notice that the strictest quarantine
will be put on all vessels arriving from ports out
Of the United States south of that port and where
yellow fever psually prevails.
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'uN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT
TING ESTABLISHMENT, fHIRTEENTH


'" n, SHEET IRON AND Gas FRI
| TING ESTABLISHMENT, FHIRTEENTH
| STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY-1b.
subscriber 10 fu prepared to DO all kinds of work
| In the above business, with dispatch; and return,
thanks to his numerous patrons for past favor. snd
soiicin continuance Of the SEINE. Being a mss..,
OF mis- business, he can promise his CUSTOMERS thsi
al work done by him will at least be ecu al to anv
other house in the city, and fully a. shesp-s fsat
AhoWn 70 al persons who know what good work L.
execute this description OF work in vsrv pnns.
rior manner, both In town and country
TIN WARE Always on hand Iarse and rama.
fai assortment OF Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
CAB FITTING He 10 Likewise preparsd In Al
all knds OF Gas Fitting in the best manner
rOMfS He keeps always on hand Iarsa a,A
extensive stosk of Well and Garden Pumpe
IeI. CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
pARkEH, NINlnO g. CO.,
No. 113, Eagle Square,
have a great variety Of Goods, suitable for boys
Plain and Checked cottonades
s. aG; s.,, do. Linen
White and Colored Linen Drilling
Black and Colored Drap D'Ete
do do. Italinn Cloth
do. do. Ga. bmarette
Light Summer Ca.srnerrs
oIovea Hdtfs, susp1nders Hose, &c mv4
SUMMER CLOTHINli.-.-I have noVV In
-, - store large assortment Of light Summer Cloth.
ing cemprisssg all the latest styles of Goats Psnts
and Ve:t, and Furnishing Goods In great vari.tv NJ
usually low prices, for cash All in want wjI
,.s ]: D. GOODMAN.
NO. llS Main street.
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ARRESTED WIN. Browning and Charles
Minot. of London, Conn have been arrested, per
direction of the Commissioner of Pensions, for the
preparation of frauds on his bureau in order to
obtain bounty land wGrrants-for forging papers
to obtain bounty land warrants.
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THE DERBY!RAcE IN ENeLAND.-Ths last Ems
sh papers contain full accounts of the great Desby
race at Epsom on the 9th ult. The London cores
pondent of the Philadelphia American, writes:
The day was exceedingly fine, and not less thar
one hundred thousand persons were conveyed to 4 o.
som Downs. about sixteen miles from London BY
rail- and every species of vehicle that imasin
ed from the peers splendid four-horse drag down &c
humble pony cart. The scenes along the road AND
upon the downs were most remarkable, and the si hi
Immediately proceeding during and after the race
is IL not only intensely exciting, but can DO i'm
agned rather than described.
The winner of the stakes, out of field of three
year old horses and mares numbering thirty wss q
mare called Blink Bonny;" the value Of the stak 81
exceeds $50 eco; the distance run Is mile and a
half, which 10 accomplished in little over two min
utes fhus this great race, upon which hundreds o.
thousands of pounds 10 pending and W hch hundred
thousand persons at considerable personal expense
and rfk, go to visit commences and is over a.
1t were, In breath. This Houses of PsrIiam. n,
were closed that dey; little nothing was done
the sto * exchange and, in short all persons who
had the inclination and the means, put in an aopssr
ance the downs at some period Of the day.
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TO BE DkAWN
EACH SAT{JKDAY IN JUNK
SC5 prizes amounting to.-..................@2 0l
Whole Tickets $40; halves s.; quarters $50.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.

PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
Tho Numbers from to 50, 600, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper, encreed with small tin tubes and
placed In one Wheel.
The frs. 757 prizes similarly printed and essir.sd
are placed In another wheel.
fhs wheels then revolved, and number 10
drawn from the wheel of Numbers and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the ether wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
tied to the audience and registered by the Commis
soners; the Prize being placed against the Numbe,
drawn. This operation II repeated until ali the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs-fhet two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
Hrst II Prizes will be entitled to the 43 Apprcxma-
the 100000 prize, those Tickets numbered 1913,
ll249 1881, 1882 will each be entitled to S225 If
Ticket No $50 draws the So, 600 price, those Ticket.
number ed 54a $40 55l, $50 will each be entitled to
5000; aud 90 on, according to the abovs scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined BY the
lsst figure Of the number that draws the $50 900 prize
prize, ends with No !, then all the Tickets, where
the nun Der ends In l. will be entitled 20 $50 fthe
the number ends In 2, will be entitled to $50, and 80
on to o.
Certificate. of package. will be sold at the follow
Certificate of Package II 10 whole f,skeH......s8
10 quarter $685..
10 eighth ...... Il
In ORDKHINe TIcxnrs on CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Ticket
ordered receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers have tickets ending
In any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will b.
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
q Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
II All prizes Of g. 900 and under. paid immeat
ately after the drawing-other prizes at the usua
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
a~Aa In Uf.ka IA sn
8. SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ca.
Or, 8. SWAN l. co,
Richmond, Va
n A list of the numbers that are drawn fl ON tn
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one 10
entitled to, will be pubished after every drawing
in tbs following papers: New Orleans Delta obile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette,
Atlanta elligencer, New York Weekly Day Book
savannah Mornns News, and Richmond Dispatch
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NM CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

o-R CARRIAGES, CARKIAGES.-
&N&E The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
--Makins Establishment on Lombard Al.
Icy between Main and Cary, lsth and l4th streets
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and SULKIES, all Of his own make, of the
best materials and workmanshp; all of which will
be sold low good work of the kind be In the
city of Richmond, and respectfully ask call from
those In want Of any article In the Carriage line
determined 30 make to order and sell at the low.
est prices possible, aud all work sold that 10 new
warranted.
N AICAIAH AANaIJA
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MORTALITY AT SEA.-7he Brig Lucy Heyvood.
from 6onares, arrived at New York Friday lost from
yellow fever during the VOYAGE Capt Suett, and
capt Rich who then took command the second off
Ger and seaman " ''ooAo VII
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WHEELING The returns of the assessor OF
Wheeling, for the year 1857, show the total value
of the real estate to he S. 299 $40.
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, Wat LIsT,D Dorsey, of Haserstowp. Nd.
90 years old his, according to letter In the
i - e c. Carolinian, oiciated at more than
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DEsTRucTIvE SroRm.-A ss.,,r,,,u.
pesS.s , oyef the town Of Charlotte, N C. on Wsd.
Of th.y ~ blowing Down the Court House norttor
other budina,D epe'' the store Of Gen. Young, and
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ANOTHER NEW YORK TRAGEDY.-Samuel
Keys, plasterer, residing in Hoyt street, near
Butler, Brooklyn, n Y, went home Wednesday
night, and finding bis wife lying on the bed drunk,
beat herin SO brutal manner, that she died with
in an hour. 1t ia said the wretch struck her on
the head with hammer. The parties had two
children. The youngest child, Six months old,
was lying in the cradle by its dead mother, when
the neigbbors entered; the Oldest, about three
years of age, was in the bed with its dead mother,
covered with blood. The accused is an Irishman,
about 35 years of age, and stout, burly.looking
fellow He pleads utter ignorance of the cause of
his wife's death
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mani. ~ -Dssertiops frou, -
fhs oh In Canada are oe.urp,. nish r.si-
nearly 100 men IN iss stssoasd Kingston hs. 10y;
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est bid ,sr w u1yEaL.sD MAIL RourE...rhe hisb
Thu OF dollar. year ever tho .aorna is one
lars by va, =, nies hundred and forty thou.snd So
Of st. Louis and and Nsbr..fs The slain,
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office for the nre.en, I.
" al tina store of u Il La r. -,

NUTICh...Our Of1ce e, for the present In
L at the store of ID b London, Esq
ouI store H. now over the Dry Goods House Of
VIM P. Perkins Co (up stairs q few doors shove
ID. II. London's corner
Our friends will always find Us at one or the other
OF these places and we hope they will contus to "a
vor as with their orders a. heretofore
since we he'd the misfortune to have our building
In which W. have 30 long served our customers de-
Nloyed by hre. we have been put to very great in
erceTs' has been the necessary consequences Bat
We are happy to say, that stock has been almost
luiiy fepien'shed. and we Gao now ship all articles
with our customary promptnem
we hope. In short time, to have our old stand
fully repaired and with rem .wed advantages, We
confidently hope for q full share of the patronage
which has been 30 literally bestowed ON Us
leS RENNETT RTRHER
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a CAnTAIN CUKE ron All

a AIN CUhk FOh ALL.
10 dreary winter. snow or rain
When winds do blow, am the sam.
In lowiy cot, or rich mans retreat
am 70 them, INSTANT RELIEF
Tor lonely orphan, the poor man,s briA.
ror tnose tnat use me tits their pride
70 recommend when cart down with ,rs..
Their greatest comfort IL INSTANT SrIjr,
yor COUGHS and COLDS, It's 70 prsr..s
And cure all those for such Pm meant
I'm nice TO take 'hs quite treat
Do take this Syrup, LEoNARb's iEsyAH,
Kelley. fANr
Price Is cent, sc. hs. tn
(,OUGH kLIXiK- For Pajmonor. ,,,--
~ ease 10 its inctpient stage, and Tor Cola, 80
Coughs. Mrs DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR ,tsnS. ~
above any other remedy that has ever been of.,s5 -
the patronage of q Southern community Tht, rn.S
lone does not profess to eradicate all disease. 20
whatever nature, with which humanity NAV h, ~
htcted-nor does the proprietor declare il 10 h.
ONLY CURE for pulmonary diseases but from IN. y.
putatioh 1t has acquired for ITSELF and that too wb
out pulling" with those who have used It, ana f,on,
thu great number Of certificates Of residents Of
mond, who have been ben. fitted and cured bv II. ma.
she feels at liberty to commend it to general use
lshed that the afflicted cannot 1t without rsasIv
ing great benefit from its healing and curative pov.
ers. ~
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett L s,s,,
Alex. Duval, Patterson Jackson, Chss Mill,psu,b
Pirot. a. sod"her and Chs. D. Yale mv -
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Baggage Checked Through to the Springs
THE MOST COMFORTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITIONS
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

The will be running to Jackson's River, 1876
miles from Richmond, by the 18th of July, leaving
but so miles of Stage travel to the White Sulphur
Springs, over good road.
Passengers leave Richmond at A. M dine at
Stsun,on, and arrive ct the White su phur same
night-or If they prefer it, remain over isht
Covington Caighan' and reach the Springs to
breakfast next mornipg
Passengers for tho hweet and Red Sweet stop
over night at Callsghsns and arrive at the Springs
to brea fast next morning.
Those for the Salt and Blue sulp hur arrive there
to dinner next day, after leaving Richmond
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r-rSAS3A Previous to tie opening OF
@Eaef the Road to Jsckson's River, pas
sepssrs for the White, Sweet and
Salt Sulphur will take Etage heretofore at Mill
boro', and stay all night at the Warm Springs and
arrive at the w hite end Sweet to dinner and the sst
at ght the next day.
Passengers for the Rockbridee Alum, Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs take tho Stage at
Milibsro' and arrive at the Springs to supper the
same day they leave Richmond.
FARE:
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VIRGINIA MILITARY IhsTITUTk-
The Board of Visitors will meet on 22d juno,
to make appointments of Cadets in the Virginia Mil
tary Institute. Applications for pay az well as State
Cadet appointments will be addressed to the under
signed Vacancies for State Cadets will exist from
the following Senatorial Districts under the old Con-
stitutOn:
ii Bedford and Franklin,
III spotsylvania, Caroline and Essex,
XVIII Patrick Henry, Pittsy lvanis,
NIX City Of Richmond, Charles City, New
Kent, 60,
Xxx Rockingham and Pendleton,
XIII Harrison, Lewis, Wood, &c,
xxx Betetourf, Allegheny, Bath, &C.,
NXXI Brooke. Ohio, Marshall, &o.,
XXXiI Kama vha, Mason, 30.
Those desiring teachers from the graduating class
eau be supplied by application to tho Supervisor
dsnt. $50
The srsduatory exercises will take place ON this 4th
of JuIy-on which day the Literary Societies will DO
addressed by the Hon. &. N. r. HUNTER Lieut. n
r. MAURY, u. 8. Navy, and Mai J g. BARNARD U:
3. Army, compose the Board of Examiners invited
by the Board Of Visitors to attend the annual exami
nation. 49,
The usual dsply of Fire Works on the 4th of July.
The Alumni Association will be addressed by j. w.
MAssIE, Esq., on the Srd of July.
FRANCIS Il. SMITH, Principal.
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LADY FRANKLIN on THE U. =. FRIGATE NIAGA
RA.-On the eth ultimo, Lady Franklin, at the
invitation Of Captain Pennock and Lieutenants
Todd and Guest, visited the NiA~ ara with q larss
company of friends, numbering altogether about
twenty ladies and gentlemen. The company wish
ted every part of the vessel and st their departure
expressed themselves very much pleased with
their visit. They were conveyed to the shore by
three of the ships boats and as they got out into
the river they greeted with three cheers from
the crew, who manned the rigging.
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SUAP AND CANDLEs.-We have Ow In
- store large stock OF the best family Soap, which
warrant free of fish oil and all unpleasant orders
Also on tapd, large stock of Talow Candles put up
expressly for summer use, and warranted to star
our climate We would ask the attention Of the
trade and families who wish good article at fair
price, to examine our stock and satisfy themselves
that, quality considered, offer great Inducements
to purchase of u C. CREW BON,
18th street near Old Market
EvWs are still prepared TO offer the highest mar
ket price for all kinds of ole an grease.
nv 2S-lm
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FRENCH FASHIONS FOR UHlLDREN-The Spr ng
costumes for children are uncommony pretty this
year. Low bodied frocks for little girls, will be
worn with a white chenisette and sleeve to match
For out door garments, jackets made of black elk
and sitting close to the figure Is the most Apr
pattern. For very little girls. the mantelet tying
behind Is In vogue. Up to ten yea they wear
Tuscon or grey or brown fancy straw hats. Over
that age, drawn bonnets are the most suitable
DLt~iE Icttc- ILL
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THE BINGHAM MURDER.-The Bloomington Und.)
Rep.blican states the most auth en,io
of the shocking murder of Bingham that can be heard
these:
On Friday night last, band Of men calling them
selves regulators" numbering about forty PERSONS
proceeded the houss of the deceased, broke open
the door, rushed in. in body and gathered him and
took him out into the woods near by and after tying
him to tree commenced s:oursing him with rods
and bludgeons and knives were also used, as gsshes
and bruises were upon his bod and head. They
continued their ssour sing until he sank down dying
when they fed. The deceased soon picked u p
by his friends who had by this tim. arrived, but too
late to render him assistance. 1t about one
O'Clock the morning when he carried into his
heuse, where he died In very short time He, ger
hsps lived about hours after he taken to his
house. his sring during this time is said have
been intense.
Bingham endeavored to defend himself with an
axe. which he had 8: the head of his bed bat num.
hers overpowered him. 1t 10 supposed that he has
wounded Of the band severely as marks of blood
were visible upon the side eff q door. Never was a
brutal outrage committed in civilized com.
muntty, and we trust we may never be called upon
to record another such Outrage.
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MICAJAH MAN9UA.
\ G.. w. JONES, SURGICAL
AND MECHANICAL, nENTI1W

AA G. W. JONES, SURGJCAI
~ AND MECHANICAL DENTiST.
~IYYYYo fhee on Main street, opposite Co,
-I rinthian Hsll-An Operations, eth.
or In Filling Cleansing, Extracting or Regulating
the TEETH, gently and thoroughly performed.
MINERAL or lNCORSUPfIBLE TEETH. In
serted on gold plate, with or without clasps a. may
90 desired, answering sill the purposes OF Natural
Teeth not only a. to appearance but In the mas.sa
aon OF food and the articulation Of language.
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W
- TAYLOR has just received a few copte. OF bAs
SINPs ART OF SINGING. This new book 10 most
Of e'
ain the first nineteen pages of this now method IL
embode ed more sound sense on the nature and sapa-
bities OF the human voice thaa can be found in
hsKa-dozen similar works by European masters
ap6 -s
NOTICE TO TAX PAfEKs-. BE Ii or
Y dained by the Council Of the City OF Richmond,
Thatth Collector of the City shall annually
the city for fifteen days pricr to the fifteenth day of
June that he will attend at his office daily between
the hours OF 9 O'Clock. A. NJ, and o'clock, P M ,
from the 18Th to the Soth OF June Inclusive for the
purposs Of receiving from any person charged with
city taxes the whole one half of the amounts of
taxes charged, deducting from the whole amount or
one half as the case may be, per centum thsreop
1.-THE Cole csor shall, In like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior to the 18th of December, thst he
mentieD ed hours from the 18th to Stat Of December
inclusive for the purpose of receiving from any
son who has sready paid one half only of the city
taxes charged to him. the remaining half deducting
from such hslften per cent thereon"
Ia pursuance OF the above amended ordinan
passed January llth 1855 will attend at the Coec.
tors Office at the City Hail. from the 18th to the S0th
directed. JULIUS A. HOBsON
Collector of City OF Richmond.
Bit will be understood from tho above ordi
nance, that those who do not avail of the
opportunity Of paying the first half between this 49,
and 5oth OF June, are entitled to deduction but
are required to pay the whole amount of their bills
- soon In the month Of July the Collector can
call ON them. Persons desiring nfor nation or Of as
pertaining the amount OF their taxes will call at the
office previous to the 18th Of June.
je i-dtlstJy J. A f., C. c. r.
NOTICE - j nss received aad will open
\this morning, beautiful lot Of DRESS GOODS,
at very reduced prices, amonestwhieh are large
lot OF LAWNBat l2} cts. and 10. per yard, such
we sold at 10. and 25 cts. q short time since.
Those wanting sioh goods will do we'll to call at
No % Main street.
NV I'D linn L.
4 GKICULTUKAL W A K II n q u & H.
"A The subscribers continue to manufacture Asrt
cultural Mashines and Implements, OF the most ap.
proved patterns and superior workmanship They
ask attention to "CaIdwelps Horse Power and
Fhresher," single and doubled seared, with sepMa
tor If required, which have taken . premium d
every fair at which they have been exhibited.
ALSO,
Croskilps Ciod Crusher
Manny's Improved Reaper and Mower, the best
muse
kiehs Iron Beam Plow. highly improved
Seymour Sases Broad Cast Grain Sewers
Magic Corn and Cob Mill an excellent machine
Reynolds Wheat Fans, and several other pat
Corn shsllsra Hand and HOns Power, from sio
Hay Presses; Wheat Drills; Corn Planters
Cider Mills; Grain Cradles; Nay Rskes; Harrow
Grain Cleaners Tobacco Mills, 30. 10.
BALDWIN, CALDWELL / CO.,
sp4-dSm No. La Main o., Richmond.
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DERCIVAIs & GRANT.
Il ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS

OFFICE, GODDINs HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services to the public With
q thorough Professfon nal training and combined
Practical experience of more than 50 years, the y
hope to give satisfaction to these who may favor them
with orders.
In the Architect l. I n e. will fur
nlsh desiens for Churches, Public Buildings
Town H0nses, stores, Viiiae, and alterations OF
old buildings and also for Grnanle ntal Grounds,
with full Working Drawings, Specifications and Su-
pe-ntendeuce.
In the Engineering Department, will attend
sary Plans and Esiurstes.
variety of eomntete sats Of Plans for Churches
Villas, Farm Cottages Bridges, SC, can be seen at
their office. my 22-2m
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IN a Us.,s LUTrElsIka.
SWAN = OO.n LOTpgM1ke.
SHr MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN
CAPITAL PRIZE 00O,OOO!!
TICKETS ONLY 90
TICKETS ONLY 90

owiss TO the great favor with which our eiseis
Number Lotteries have bees received y the pubiis
and the large demand for Iis.eI, me Isnsss
Ths following Scheme will b. draw. In sssh
their Lotteries for June: ass. 10
70 b. drawn In the city Of Atlanta, g. 1. publs,
saturday, June 9th, 1887.
GLASS 40,
Po - drawn In tho sity ofAtenta, o. Ia public, On
Saturday June 18th, 1857.
GLASS
20 b drawn in the city of Atlanta, os In pubs,
saturday, June 10th, 1887,
CLASS a,
% h. Sy.wu in the Citv of Atlantis, Ga, In public
o. RE sa'T pfHN' OF OPS siSGIE 'SsIDMBsRs.
a.. On, s} go. r !. E:-; r.. ue,...
MAGNIFICENT sCHEAE!
EACH SATURDAY in JUNE. nm
prize of....sSoooo pr Do of'......slo 10"
do ..........10G00 ! do ........1,ttO
l do .......... 5N0' 90 t''...'..i ,m oo
do .......'' 500 100 do ....... 100
/ do .......... ECO 500 100 do ......'. "
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes of S225 experimenting TO 10000 ,
prizes Of $500 spproxImatins 10 $4,000
pine are ;:; .;o.,in =. ala ooc o00
prize 5OD
prizes Of $40 approximatins TO $4,000
prizes are $50
u prizes Of $50 experimenting to $4,000
IS prizes of $40 appreximatlns to $1,000
prize srs so 80. On Gao
9 scs ,h,es smountins to............,..S20 4 600