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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Commissioners' Ceriificate.--The under
signed. sworn G . to supsr1tend the
Terry, do hereby certify that the above is acou.
eur.te list Of f., Numbers and Prizes e., as they we're
VIM NJ o sITr. sworn com'r.
Sworn to and subscribed before ne this day, April
1lth, 1857. SAMUEL B. HOYT, N. r
Explanasi on.. Tho left hand row in each the
above columns contain the Numbers which were
drawn from the wheel The amount opposite each
Number IL the Prize wh;h the Number 10 entitled
All Tickets where the Number ends in S. are emit.
tied to $50 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle it to. HALF Quarter and
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all thew
draw over the SO Prizes Halves, Quarters al
Eiehths in proportion.
The principal Prizes in this scheme were sold In the
following places viz NO. 1905, 5000 Macon
Geo; No l07. ~, coo, Boston. ass; NO. 255i7, 49,
600, Tabolton. Geo; No: 1886. 10000 Vick.burs
Miss ana Social Circle, Geo, Certificate of Pack
600, Vienna. La; No 1881. 200, jacksonville
T Ter No :ss9s a5eG e M Ala No 5s2
Geo; No. 1929, $500, Charlottesville, Ala No 1895
$500, 8lactvllle, s G; No. 1884, $500, Utica N Y
vannsh, geo mo 1898, 1000, Tusoslooss, Ala; No
1916 1900 Augusta, Geo; No. 2o5S5, 1000, Atlanta
9ep.
TURDAY throughout the wear apl7-lt
DRlNCIPK sEGAks 40 600 EnxIe
Il Extra Principe segars, just received. Smokers
who are fond ct the genuine rough black Principe,
are to al s9s ~ for ssS.
WHlTS GnEAss, ir kegs and Jar. "A
.pia Tpp' r. F. JOHNSTON 4 BRO, Druggists.
WUODs FAMILY KOE HKKHINGs;
w New Haiia1 G aRW &C., f0 w sale
pHKUViAN AND MkXICAN qua 80 !;
HeBura'o PhOapha te Lima and rnupA PIa.
ter, for sale by
apl7 EDWIN wORTHAM Il CO
8 UGAK AND N . l. a n :. 20 nhds
~ prime Susst; 20 hhds I'd Is tiersss PRIME Mo-
apt EDWIN woarHAM L co.
FAMILY FLOUR 80 DDis Of ibe most
l. approved quality. Also, Extra and SupsIfine
.p is ''f '0' EDWIN woR7HAM CO.
RACON.-IO hhds. prime sides, for sale
.pl7 EDWIN WORKMAN L co
HORSE TONIC, made by Dnyal IL Nor.
-. ton and .0d BY all Drss.i'. for improving
appetite, relieving them OF worms, hidebourd aud
distemper IL the best artieis In existence for the
ply themselves with DUVAL & NORTON's HORSE
TONIC Call and cerifcates APT
CUMB . = Torfoise she'll ana Ba1iaI Il
~ Tues Cembs; inaia Rubber, Shell and Horn
Hair Brushes, 40, to b had Of
spH RULKLEY 4 co
I lQUVR CASES IN oseweoa and I om.
IL mon Liquor Cssss; Wieker and Leather Flssss.
Pic Mic Companions, . new and eonvsnient arisle
for the pocket
.pI7 BuLKLEY CO.
SACDNn SurPLY or MANTILL LAS
~ AND SHAWLS = just received this moruine
per express. Black Lace and SIX Msntillss from
sI5o go; white and Light coiorsd stella sh.ws
W.P PERKINS CO,
% ~ M Nt rsGle Square.
LIN nOB6S Why UAAAP.,-0lnck
y biih Robes az e2l worth $50 Also. Just 70
ceivsa TINS mosnina another supply Of rich BerAse
w. r. PERKINS 1 CO.,
opH No 14l Earle hqusrs.
CkMRNT.-1OO 0Sls. N11o.1a1c Oc..e11.
~ iLss ElSoND. pAvENroes I co. +
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~ 'FRONT.' NJ. to P. NJ, the Gallery of TY
LER Co is crowded to excess.
The; difficulty with others il, they cannot find
enough to do to sford moderate exercise but on the
contrary with TYLER Co., they are worn out with
O much busness.
Notwithstanding the great rush, every visitor re-
csves proper attention. and the best Of work execu
ted Do give us time to breathe fellow. citizens.
More operators wanted, Apply to 1888 Msin street
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EkNTMAi. HOTkL.-.VVe csn accsasm ..
~ date ten or twelve gsatlsmsn vita soAfe, II
With board and LeAatns. We have also ssvsfs'
large roona euiteble tor fsnIiies. -
p ls-ltf JQs. 4. Mayo Z ca
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Lecture mt Metropolitan Hall.

Professor IVES will deliver his second and last
Lecture before the young Catholic Friends So
iety," at Metropolitan Hall this evening. See. no.
tics.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
70 conclude with the Farce Of
MISCHIEVOUS ANNE.

sAA UNION TROT7 IN G
AN&6a~ COURSE.-We would call
K4Af the attention of tbs public
sSSN>@sto this beautiful track,
which bears above name 1t 10 beautifully siiua
ted u .ar HOLLYWOOD convenient distance from the
city for pleasant drive, and il almost finished
in fact every fair day it il thronged with vehicles of
various kinds and fast steeds which trot around its
s7el track. 1t embraces, in circumference half q
mile, and 10 shaded by fine trees The track il now
being enclosed. and the Long House and Judse1
stand are to be erected in few days Mr. Miller the
ssntlemanly proprietor has his stable now fiui.hed
and 10 pre- pared to take charge of and train any
bsr of colts and horses that may be mt him We
invite the attention of the public the Union Trnt-
ting Course, being very accessible, and ct the
time a pleasant drive N
ap IT. St
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DOEKBKIDGE ALUM SPRINGS .-The
IL subscriber 10 now engaged IN charging tn sc.
Communications at this fsvorite and celebrated
ing p ace. Its remarkable medicinal properties are
now too we'll known and highly appreciated to 70.
quire any ADVERTISING in Virginia at least; and the
main object OF this notice il 70 urge invads, who
really require the use of the water to avail them
selves of the months of April, May and June before
the crowd and the rush on az ther BY thew will
secure an amount Of conf rtabie accommodation at
tendance and nursing byond hat possible in July
and August.
The waters used to better advsnts ss than
In the spring months. Experience has fully proven
this. Our psmphet contaios a full account of the
action OF the water derived from the most authentic
and reliable authorities. new edition will be ont
10 few days, and in the hs nds Of Coleman Rogers
Bstimor.; Bennett Il Beers Richmond A. B. Ruck.
or Lynchburg Va and the subscriber at the Springs
Enclose him blue stamp, ard he will mail the
pamphlet
Board, before June and after September, 90 per
w,ek.
/ am now putting up enlarged and very superior
Ten Pin Alleys, both fer lsdies and gentle meu
which, with the Billiard Saloon, will afford ample
amusement and exercise co the invalid and pleasure
seeke-.
A superior Band of Music from New York, for
both lawn and ball room, engaged fer the regular
"season"
In short, the undersigned acting for his firm, 10
resolved with the operation of bis efficient and
popular aids. to spare neither labor nor expense in
sivag comfort and satisfaction TO the guess OF the
house
60 Reeollect the Virginia Central Railroad DON.
ducts to these Springs and the now run within
hvs miles OF them Passengers from the North take
the Alexandra and 0ordousvills railroad.
WIN. FRAZIER. for the Proprietos.
MI VIM. II SALE, Room Manager
Mr. I. Jackson, Dining Room Director.
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of tho Frigate

MerrfDac.
BOSTON, April 1.-THE members OF the CITY
Government gave q dinner last evening at the Re
we're house, TO the officers of the steam frigate
Merrimac, at which speeches were maze Dy
MAYOR Rice. Captain Pendergrast and other Off
GERS and gentlemen present
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n TO the Members Of the Heprv n.
ArISG SoctETY.-You are requested 10 s.t.n &c.
Meeting of yonr Society, this (FalDAY, even;ra ;
O'Clock, at your former place of meetins on s,s
street w oiay
N. B-Gentlemen, DESTROYS Of eonnect,n, t,.
.ei Tes With this Societs can have their Jana. III
!oted for, By leaving them with any one OF IL,
bsI. a. =, m ~
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MA ~,

MA ana ~,
On Wednesday morning. stb inst 81 the rssidsnse
o. Mr. Charles Phillips. By Rev g. y Les. 2:
Mr.. 1OsEPH n. HORNEh to Mi0 COhNELta
Y JARVIS, daughter Of tbs late Gastav@ JAWS 81
Of Riehmosd
whis, Enquirer and ReIis. Herald pIssss sepy.
On Tuesday evening ths 14th inst by the very
Rev. John Teelins. CORNGLIU6 FEELY, to "a.
BINA A. MCCARTHY. both IF this city.
DAkD,
in the county Of Powhatan, on the S1st Esrsh,
EMMA NORBOkNE, dsus hter Of George n. n. ana
Emily Porter. sgsd two years and one Day.
On Thursday morning, April 18th, Of scsIlst fever.
JACOB r., infant SON Of n J. and Joicy r. Harden,
aged years months and Is days
Little Jacob borne from his pa ent3 fond embrace,
From earthly woes and cares
Before Heavenly Fathers face,
A glorious form he wears
His little soul, just stopped to earth,
Its new. fsdsed wings to tryi
Then scared to an immortal birth,
A cherub In the shy.
On Thursday morning, April IS, ct O'clock at the
resid snce Of his father, Oregon Hill AIMEE esed
Eyears. son of James and Margaret Patterson
The friends and acquantaoces OF the FAMILY arc re-
qussted to attend his funeral at the residence Of DIS
father, this friday afternoon, 81 o'siock.
On Monday, the 18th inst Of seariet fever, MARY
ELIZA, infant daughter of DR.. r. N. and Mrs Anne
C. Huason. aged IS months and oays
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u Norfce...We, the underyiRosa No.,
ipg taken the Store, No. l0s. corner of lsth .sa
Main SITS. lately occupied By Henry sh.fsr 40
leave TO inform the pubns generally, that W. srs
now receiving large and handsome stoek NJ go =,
and Summer CLOTHING. Also, q bssutifu, ss.ort.
msut of Gardeners FURNISHING 0OOoS -,
VII 'lesale and retail, to which we would respectfa.
and aeeommodats all who calf
N WALKER co.
eP t1--os Us corner II and Main -.
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r.AA...kAs ss.G MN . ~
- IN uIapAy4c n
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~ am a candidate for the Third Can,
GREssToNAL DISTRICT Of The CITY of Mrhmopd.
THOS. j. NORVELL.
Richmond Va, April 18TH 1857 an l5-dtds
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u Bread Rock Glab.-. Jfembers ma
othsrs, desifous Of becoming members Of IN. Rra.1
kock Cub. are respectfully requested to meat :,
nios the I'D April 1857, at o'sloek, TO eise. ~.
GERS, sc CALVIN GREEN
e2H-" Propnssor
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~ Cancers and TuMors Cured without
cutting.-DR KAHN, lato of Philadel phia respect.
fully offers his services to the citizens and the pub
lie generally, for the Of Cancers Tumors
Moulds. Rlotches and ali diseases of the skim Ia
can aIao cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain in Richmond three months.
can be found at his Office, at the Clifton House. from
10 A. H., to P. 81.
Recommendations can be seen o., application
SD I6-lm~
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~ Auction NOtice.-I ask atter,,,
nj sale THIS MORNING, of Hats, Straw Sooss
&C, sc ''
apl7 CAUTHORN
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~ M0urning Gosds...
6uperb plain black ks without lustrs
Lcpins extra fms black Bombazins, vsry shs,.
Super black Hermann and (sreasdine
Black CT pe Meretx and Tarartine
Black Tamsss Cloth, Chsilis and Mousslsius
Lupin's super black sersge; block French Csuh,,.
Black Grape, Love, sud Mourning Lacs V-iIs
Blsek Grape Collars and Blesvss, very hsndsone
Mournins Nantes, and black Herasnni and Be,,,.
ap IT. S. PRICE WATxyNs
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PRICE L WATKINS.

/" Portrait Painring...
JtHH MARTIN has again returned to thu att
and expects to remain for q ah1rt time Studio -
Main street, over SIR d. Waish's sh % ,tor. sh;s
door below the Dispstch Office. An ~ e..
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Y The COucIudfng Lecture ofthe pres.
emit course. before thu Yauug Mems Christisn As.o
citation will be delivered on TUESDAY evening
April .2lst q: O'Clock in the Second Baptist Church.
by JOHN R. THOMPSON, Esq.
Members can procure their season tickets from thu
Librarian, at tho rooms of the Association
Tickets of admission be procured ct the prinoi.
pal bcokstsres at the Exchange Hotel at the stores
of Ladey Robinson, Mesde & Baker, aod at the
door. Price of tickets IS cents For schools siaht
tickets for 81 apl4-td
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- Mr. Crane will address the citizens
OF K chnond, at the African Church, on FRIDAY
evening 18th inst, at o'clock, when the question
of equal distribution of the proc esds of tbs pub
lie lands will be discussed. Judge CAsKIE has been
invited, and is expected to be present. an I6-2tt
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Ia,pk shan not ssa from bore for Fort Gibson I'D
Aear from yen, say sbe Arss OF April s.... 49,.
Mr.. ssysrs = wen she bss sent NE 80 huodrsd ~
dcs1 .S.osc,s are .. usual Dsbs yes aus Ia 81
Louis SlsI Dick and Bsscy are well ana nave minscsed
Ia,sst pews from hone, December T. Our FOLKS Ill
we'll Agatha sends her 1--WE 70 you All ;ne family
che thought Of In Utah All the trains n much suferng
ATc1s Grant died very suddenly On The last day Of
November ast Is Is heavy bieS 70 all Bat be Is gone
70 rest and called 70 w'der and more useful Geld Of
bless and preserve you and yours heuoeforh and 70
ever; and may you be delivered from the hand of the
enemy and sateered home, r. my e.rness prayer and
should Providence order i so that yon came up the
Mississippi avoid landing in 81 Inuis land In neigh
boring town, and write 10 + Snow IN
The foregoing letter. together with other informaon 10
ceived at Houston, afforded Mclean where
sb0uts Of the whole party. He started for Fort Go
son, when, on present0S his letters, he mot With
the warmest reception from the United States ON
GERS and soldiers, and from the entire com.
munty, and every possible assistance was rendered
him until he met the Mormon party and rec sptursd h,s
children There being no Law in that country by which
1e arch nend could be brought 10 Justice Mclean bad
only the alternative left him az being exOscf 70 his tor
MEETINGS the remainder Of hts he OF adm nisterng
Jusuce 10 him In = summary Say He choose the latter
shot down The poly gaist aud
departed with his Children TO place them 10 when
he y III before the world 10 receive whatever
the consequences Of hts act Do Whether h, act 10
undertake here to .ay, but II case DO Imagined 10
which the taking OF human life jusnabie this In nv
'is .s he e s vs Of as
honorable and highmnde gentleman, influencing her 70
despise and abasdou her own husband and friends and
smuggle of his goods ~ the Mormon church, an
when their peaI ious plans for running OH his limo
cent and beautiful children discovered, and tn.
heart.brokep father compelled 10 Part with them for
their safety, the villain takes his wife and the mother
Of his babes 10 bic bccnons emSra thus breaking
up and destroying the happiness or family foever(as
AA had Iasofh Hfnctl
ing upon the gray hair, Of psren.s' afe a'on
And not content to stop there but must come over
the .nsins, and by stealth rob the mi red husband
and father Of his lat remaining ss els Of anechon-to
doom them 10 NE OF infamy an osutuon And tell
me- where the husband and father tia tue heart aui
spirit o. man. who would longer for bear and saer such
q Send 10 lvei
The public and the orthe country IN which Mclean
end to the tormentor Of bis ife unanimously
tain him In the act correspondent, writing from the
Of notion, tays-"No Jail could have held MIN
Arkarsa had he been arrested"
| have other instances Of Mormon ourages equally re
veng which have been pr etraed here In - Louis,
other places which will give ia another arh
Gle. c. G. WARD, City Missionary.
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The Last Mormon Hegira-Departure OF Nor
nous from illinois.


The Mormons Of Alton have ALI left, bag AMI baggage"
for the Upper Missouri thence TO take thei weary march
the Plains The most Of them intend go
region OF the Salt Lake country, some two INJURED miles
from the Great Gy--to the Wilderness" they
-apd there fonnd town. small number, only 60
10 the city of Brigham Young. The latter oand started
from here month later Than the former AZ New Flo
renee, town st. joseph they TO be organized
INTO companies, each two three persons hand
CART and with teams 70 10 Siog 10 carry Toe
heavy luggage and the aged and feeble they set of
their march the spring ssiber psrmits. We
unable 70 state precisely how many prsons families
have thus left city, but have heard them estimated
.. 100 souk and rs families There b arse Nor
emigration this spring, Of people who bssa lived 10
the various States during the past and whose ego
should have been opened somewhat 10 the real stats Of
things 10 Utah
The Peru Chronicle says that day last week 500
Mormons passed through lhat place their ~ay 10 Salt
Lake City We notice by the Rock Island papers that
about 300 passed there about the time destined for
the city Of abOminaons The " outpst of Xon I" AT Gu
cnnat has been cleaned out by the citizens aud will short
iy be It's way 70 sa lake CITY several hundred strong
The Cleveland Pidnfeaer Of a receat date says that
about 2bt0 will leave that city tns spricg for the
place.
This infatuated people have .ft Alton foreveraud
what have phauihropic CITIZENS done to~ards enght
epiDg them, and causing hcm 10 ,sndou ine'r peroas
eniernisef Nothing, alas This question Il extremely
applicable 10 tho Of good folks who make
quite uncomfortable about the negro ana bis citizenship
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The song sung by Mr. Kerrigan the meeting In
>ana stree. on Friday night foiiows:-
with 10 sing OF one called King,
And his backlog legislators,
Who by their acts dio them bring
The name of Email POTATOES.
Their wishes IT h. well defined
BY acts past and In brewn,
The only object In Their mind
Is " either ruil or ruin.
With Seward, Greeley, Weed 4 Co.,
The eDo Harry IL 70 pay.
Now, VIA, should canse such great alarm
Throughout this entire connuyS
Are our citizens 10 come 10 harm
by republican effrootry
Shall seward Greeley, Weed Co.
And civers oaher ashes,
Our rights and ibertys nerfhrow
Against The peoples wishesf
Lackaday.
That The 1lile Villain IL 10 work,
Yon will with agree, sirs;
BE Is worse Than beatben Mormon, Turk
He !. the worst Dish m the sea, sirs
But though he was the biggest hsh
That ever was anoai, sirs,
think that cook hls dish
A. We did the man In the clret cnst, sirs.
o. Lac&aasy.
why should they be in sach afrgh,
of their 40 osld reformation,
II they did deem all things we're right
In their acts of 'eg,slaucB9
All, eel they know they can't aspire,
But, for all, they ~ no knack npdcr;
Their onlg wish, their chief desre,
bse plumber, plumber, plnnder.
o, Laekaday.
lin tbelf sehemcs they shorli snccsed,
they would soon cot as q caIer,
with 6leu'worth, Blaebford, Bo~eu, Weed,
1amadge, Hal an Draper,
Vita such a hungry, mo.ley crow,
To An up all the sL,i,oBs,
Pickpockep would increase few--
II would be the bet Of occupations.
d, tsscsAiay.
10 prove I'm right, the O her day
II cav In pablo prints. sirs,
Waero Oakley Hal did bodily yay,
Aud gave burglars him, strs,
Ina, no power there 10 STOP Their course,
To 90 phat they desire, sirs
They can prowi about, Augment their foroc,
Plumber, pillage, and set sre, sirs.
%, fscknday.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..


PrLEIoNs RAILWAY And srsAa NAVIGATION
oomSslus ,ir features Of magazine Win railway saas
thls number conlaios imp Jran, changes
Bkrrsphv Of aeo Palmer presllent Of Buffalo ami gro
s. .needovs and Incdgnls of travel illustrated.
,or,.-sivns .hort descrpaoos important phase
ts's s,ss snd The sIg g 10 ,'s q, s u.s
Skeleton Line. ~ vsriou. Parts Of the United
Index % upwards OF 2sp principal lawns Ia M Unted
iss 81 Iioss. Ia me usisa s,A,e. and Canada
esseteer ~ The unied States, arranged snasr The 80
'f = sS s' ,sSs s.s.S q ID. Principal Railway.
- 4 iisa Sss fsbsss,,o (. '"''''' '''
"a Steamboat directory.
Rars, se the sse"aSa Of he a.'%Iss sasassi%
called . toosns extract fro" letter - me saturday
w%a he g. III, q TG s .s. II IS '@S a bar
,evr sed 'rl.s o. rsr-d and have sss-r .rrisyi
pocsss ermraas%. .Sp.ca. R.i- oais a ct.
tes,.d aud np bid N ~ wbsh Is aoiei 70! .eaar,ey,
ss s % IMAM many S ' ,S-Ssns -S,s o
Usher" ASs. :ss IS s 49, rS's s.- ,.-.
Mss ANS $ sr.rnsss, NEW NOVEL, Ri. H.is.
Nd Price 20 tor sails by AZ -ooksels-s ~ ~ aus-
rsdes's, passion u. pan sna u, hauor reader n
SIM No sisrs =. Pubs,ber i0s ss-Ss s'rs-.
.sps ANS = STEPHENS sew sovEl raE Hs1R.
M Ess OF aRtssugRsf sp9blsa 2. . % no,r'~ -,y-s-
s ~, ~ s,se e q y ca. rs
cdsn psssoa, lie pasbos add la huuor rendsr H.
'''S" ssxTsD STEPHENS PuSi.Asr. ~ S.-.su street.
Nsas. AVN 8 STEPHENS new sossL, rug HEIR
M rss " GRsENHUs sr. . subd,hss 70 aorro~ Hs'rn.
... 81 II. splendid srss y esassssr W. aaa.esars II n
csi.ris ~ psss psibc. ana "a naor dsrs 10
sphUsp sisfHEss. Publisher. ,s Nassau .,rse,
uEfREss 40 GREEsHURsr. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY,
u ~ s,s 49, ~. sptrn,ss author Of "rahi.e snd %
.s,d ,a nor,os o n,snse n'eres, Of pot er,nsscy q
mst uon fertility q incident vsr-y u sharss'er aud
EnNusb srsPasss Publisher. lss s....a stree.
uElREss OF GsErsBuRsr. AN Aur,BloaKAPHy,
IL ey Mrs As ga sr,rnEss ,g'ns n ss,asa s'd rs
.h.d a. morn. o'a or osr. s s..os a.
imssinsnu fertility o. Dcosnt variety Of eaSscter sot
EDsUsD sfEPaESs. Pnblisoer Us ssa-.a stree.
uEiRYss OF ekEESuussr. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY,
The Old Homestead" llno.; price II n PUB.
Imagination, trfas O. incident variety S character add
p''''V sSssS6 srEPasSs Pusls,sr is s..sa stree.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
c6OO WANTED A PAsrsxk. wBo n rRoa
yCUU. SEQ 500 IN " he sne. Saicon n,fisri
g. D. ., ro% he city Ss ~ nn.r n ssns s =,
she ch.ree Address A. p. ersld enc.
S1 naa -PARrsyH WANTED IN PLEASANT
tI.UuV. and lacrsivs coum'-ou business lons -.
rsk wtssver the money being amply secured This
WHEELER CO. 81. Brosa~sy room vou
Mr.. a X ss. r. "a
ay as,, n,sa' ~ S'e sl, conssn. 4 svsss&
s ss oss sso sss S S .oudu =, s Noss
yin feel graceful for All faiurs favorsI -
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/,uuNETTx vsRsUs " ,RRtsos DIR gUrLxErrrs
III reply may Re fepn N tue MUSICAL WORLD Of this
seeh UHace ~ RroatVAy
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rFAwhiNy SOCIETY, oH COLUMBIAN ORDER BRO
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be held Ia The Council chamber of ths Wtgvam
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO PARTIES HAVING
~ goods storage NO ID Seventh avenue that unless
called for before be Ah Of June. they VIII bs sol Al
pun nay expenses, by JOHN ELoyDS SONS,
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