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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29

Markets.
LosDos NosuY MAlKn, TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. Ia
The English funds opened this morning st fur her
duction. and subsequently experienced several varia-
e3H were FIRST quoted eS TO 93l. Some purchases on
the part OF the public then caused recovery which was
s,sd ey revival OF the ,h'; sne ssns o.
otng that afer that step they will again be really to
assist the Spectators on the Bourse. Transactions 40
cordngy took place at 93s but the fact OF the East
india Company having raised their for bills to point
which will most probably the expectation OF silver
70 % n oa 'i s.
tfcss were 93 for money, and "a Tor the on OF FEB
ruary.
Stock Exchange to day per cent AT the Bank OF
England the demand heavy, and 10 the discount mar
Foreign securities were heavy. ana = slight decline
place. The prelimnariss for the arrangement OF
the account principally occupied attention.
The quotation Of gold at Paris about six per mile pre-
MUM, and the short exchange on London 10 % 20 per
81 sterling. ON comparing those rates With the Euglsh
appears that gold 10 peary eve euhs per cent dearer
in Paris than In London
BY advices from Hamburg the prce OF gold is t2s p.r
msri and the short exchange on London is lS24 per
II sterling Standard gold ct the English Mint price Is
therefore about eight eotns per cent dearer In Hamburg
The quotations from the Paris Bourse this evening
sgsin Jailed 10 arrive Yesterday the hrat transactions
in the Three per Cents were at est for money and os
SOC. for the end OF the month, showing an improve
The specie by the Canada, from b sson. 70 day Is
The rats OF exchange announced BY the india
House are %. I'D on Bomoy and q. Id on Calcutta.
The reduction OF I'd adopted on the Sd Of oeoembcr last
has therefore been rescndcd This alteration equal "
per cent and, tits creator than that which has Just
been tessraphed a. having taken place Ia india, Will
have the effect OF bringing silver into proportionately
increased demand.
silver has been great request TO day and 70 meet
Continental purchases about Gao 900 CT gold was taken
this afternoon from the Bank.
LATEST.
IorDos srocx ExcuANoE, "wednesday Morning, Jan ID
IL O'Clock Consols for money e3ts TO 93 do for the
account FEB 81 e37E TO %.
PARIS BouRsH, JAN. 1.-Two O'CLOCK p. M.-The mar
tet has been rather gloomy In consequence OF fall OF
per the Eogish oonsos, and dlso report Of ne
kno Of Irrasio hdvng refsed % adhere 20 s prop nj
nons for the settlement Of the NceAoa cfasr. Threes
we're done osr 3sc, and declined to osfr. eoc., but
Afterwards rallied to 6sfr So Mobilier varied from
l. iobrr 70 l3e6fr Orleans from 13sofr 10 sTofr.
HAIy PbsT THRu The market remained heavy 10 the
close when the following were the last quotations =
Cdph. ~. Ind OF he Monh
AZ per cents ..... ...e3 ~ 6
3 per cents. 30 o. 70
LIVERPOOL COTTON NAnKET, Jan 13.-The demand for
cotton continues exceedingly small 70 days saes not
exceeding 500 bsess00 speculation and for export
Prices sd. to "a. per ID lover than last Friday.
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News FIRM Aussratin.

NEW GOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM rHE BRITISH
ARNY-CoAL MINEs-RAILRoAD Pa0eRKss.
We have news from Australia Gated At Melbourne o,
31st OF October.
The Melbourne Argus principally alled with The DO
hates OF the Church Of Ens Synod from the 9th TO tue
10th day OF in sitting.
Beudgo Adues states that n Epsom, rich leads have
been discovered and claims have been taken extending
three miles In one continuous direction. The sinking
varies frt m sixty five TO seventy ieet deep, and
much q pound weight 10 the Tub has been obtained
The Gselong Advertiser states thai desertons from the
s6th regiment very frequent
From Adelaide learn that Dr. Baruh II said 20 have
discovered anthracite coal the land Of the South Aus
uslisn Company.
The pro &C, for drec, railroad line from Melbourne 10
Sydney has far met with the approva, OF both go
vernmens, that IL has been determined 70 construct
tr,mroad along this route.
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News from Oregon.

We have Portland papers 70 Dec 20 The news uu.
important We learn from the OTeoontan that the mines
in the southern portion OF the Territory paying well
That Journal says that in Jacksonville stsrlpgve, II.
nnos valley and throughout the entire mining REGION
there being gold taken out than NJ soy Sin
the winter OF 1870 New and rich dggings being die
covered and the Indian reservation and thers
are no Dfsers In the mountains, miners risk OF
being scalped, and the gold OF large tract Rogue
liver snd tributaries will nov be fally developed.
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LTTEKATVNR.

pubt ssFEroN CO. $40 and 5is Broaiway have jus
MEMOIRS '0g Taoss ssP x CORRESPONDENCE or
A Sois r SS Lord sdn john noi Ru: e
| uuAuL.. ,, opIsIoNs the PRESS.
who s1s no. heard Of Tom Moore the Irish poet To
prove exceedingly Interesting especially the
heartily 9m as earliest to manhood We
the shS%ss Moore Is the last Of great
~s ae sl'f1 Ss pSo h srs 80
IN they apps1e s M sA Yas e%a
%S1er> ser " w." '''N ''''' ''-'
E.ssrisSes '" d'' Two vols lams. Paper 81; cloth
90" n MONS THE Press
be sDperfSous to so, The simplicity OF refined
na"re the eSse OF Sses every page There's ao
sanos q effect no dsorono En- on as Sa
fetal IN all these respects Ivors ~os charming pro
cuon"-The Press: -
The Hills Of I've shstemac By the author % The Wide
Home the Void by BY S SS' = 6 Rves. One d.
TOO Late sy George Wood author of feer
JUST r. sERId.S SsiaS og THE G,acm
AND 0hhMICAL GAZETTE
biographical sketch AMI portrait of william Hegemsn o.
the 6I OF begeman Clark 4 Co
Pharmacy in America
Quackerv in England.
John Bull in Despair
Transactions OF the Phsrma ceutcai Soc ETY.
Beer ana Its Authorizations By l.. dottschatk.
On Eguse Oil, by WI Daolel
On Collodium. by r.. Znkelsen
On a Blow Pipe
Industrial Manufacture OF Aluminium.
On Qunine. by W. Bssiek.
Miscela s-Gleanings
A Pharmaceutical Latin Dictionary.
Wholesale Price Current.
Advertisements BOOK Reviews &c. Ac., &c.
With four1ane illustrations.
Published monthly, at 81 per annum Single number, 10
cents. BKIDGMAN 60, Publishers,
l58 Grand stree<, N. T.
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&1 TO 5000 WORTH OF NEW AND Lyyr OFT
pI clothing wanted.-gentemen having lNfs or smSi
c dspose OF will receive their full vase without nag ing
seeking 70 impose them Gail Al the Hotc VI s@sess
THOMAS d. C0NROY, t9l Pearl street
90 GOO WORTH OF SECOND HAND ,. cL sn1 .s.s
pld ir current money Gentlemen wishing CONVEX, GOA
iua or her personal properly into cash. viii I'M 70 ar
advantage 10 apply 10 JAMES MoRONKY, 4le,. Pesss s.,
fyroTBlNa-vApIEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANr
" 10 dispose Of receive fA< prS,s trt ss srne
addressing COHFN, ~ Lssr-nst trs rser Auk ~ -
West BIosdwsy. n B.--Lstis srsetst N sr Mrs., c.
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DENTISTRY.


A CARD TO THE DENTAL PROF sssIoN.-To COR.
"A rect all impressions In regard to the benumbing
apparatus extracting teeth without pain beg leave 10
state tina; still right my practice but
10 sell The certificate which gave DR. Branch that he
WAS the patentee given hts request he ssd
many dennss surprising " hold patent on refused 10
purchase Of him. Respectfully -. ,
nyNTIsTRY.-DR. e. q. DURKTH, CANAL STREET,
~ near varA Old No 73 (ns 4s3) invtss attention. 70
Ia sueosesfd erpexsnce Daily operations with he
new and harmless benumbinx agent prevenina &C. :.
Prices moderate.
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b. Honorable the Common Council OF hie city had
keen At the time Of making the annual ret orr
sequence of the sste OF the tne bcsrd u
Directors have been ed practice the r,la
economy no indoor paeus have been admitted except suae
provoed Tor their hoard and has been
except such absolutely carry hs
rsions of the institution. JOHN UOfHOUI. IT, ssteot
A DUBOIS, secretary
ITO PRTNTFRS-THF ADYERTlsER WISHES TO
contract with party who has he aciltes for setting up
and printing weekly newspaper - By % inches in
quarto form Address Boston Herald Office Immediately
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AsmETDssRsm KxNGNss ksxRi Dar.
POLITICAL.


EIGHTH WARD DEMOCRACY In PURSUANCE OF
IN nuuerously signed requisiton the citizens Of this
ward viii hold public meeting IN the hall lS spring street on
Friday evening Jan 90 half past seven IN 9ppce
TO- atiend-N. Roe, J. Lydecker, DIXON Bowel and
others. ROBf. T. WILD, Onarman pro tenn
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INF ATLANTIC HoTgL AT HoBoKrN. TIE sesv
kDowa ard mostfreluened place q rescrt IN re ycesx
a. new Yotx be let from ~ ist 81 Nay neu fsr 80
Of yesfs re and ht'res tN f1s Wv
tsma ,Blor- "a r. prems~s
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VHOMAa YAINE-THE ONE HUNDRED AND rwEN
teth of the Birthday OF homas Paine u
Common sense viii bc.ceebratsd A. tse CITY Asssmby
Rooms, 448 Broadway 1iuraiav evening Jan ~ lS6y.
bs had Of BLANCH ARD 10 Nassau aud
of the committee j. Thompson o. White aad W. h. Rose "
White
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ITO PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERs--wANTFD AC
commentators for printing two and interesting works
10 appear in Paris and New York simultaneously both
languages b. the hor OF the following English works
Paper Money in France, In England and United States
Each Ore his Bibls.
Indian Tamil in the States.
History OF the Oldest amongs the Oldest Grows OF Europe
America AsA Africa and Ocesna
Author Of the following French WORKS
Pspier nopuse France Angeerre at am Etss Uns
par snoieo demssisnuae de IA Bsnque de srance His
Napofon raconte piece ellie meme Consi
dtrons les dernirs gusrres su Merique on @ssrnie
les Territories de POrtgoa de Washington ct sur IL Nj
Garages Address the huhor Dr. f. Barrier by letter
from 10 10 ~ A 255 Spring st. New York for one
week The new works copies are ready in English and
French
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11
BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, Jan O. SENATE.-Mr. Seward
introduced bill to expedite telegraphic comnu1i-
cations for the use of the Government in foreign
intercourse. 1t authorizes the President 10 con-
tract for aid OF the United States in laying down
a submarine cable.
Harlan's right to a seat was further discussed.
Seward, Brown and Hale were in favor Of and
Stewart, Toucey and DouglIs against Harlaus
right.
Mr.. Bell, of New Hampshire, introduced q reso-
luton in reference to interference by the Venezu-
elan Government with American citiz procuring
Guano at AYES, an island il the Caribbean sea.
Senate then adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE The House passed 20 private bills, snd
then engaged ia a spicy debate on an article in
the New York Times Of the 9Th, charging mem
bers of the House with corruption as to land
bills
Mr.. Kelsey admitted thers were grounds for the
charges.
A resolution was passed that a committee be
appointed to examine the matter.
House then adjourned
BosToE, Jan 8 Charles Sumner received 1873
votes against II, OF the Massachusetts House of
Representatives for re election to the United
States Senate The Senate votes on the subject
on Monday next.
PRoyIDENoE, r l., Jan 'lO.-The General As
sembly hsVe elected James f Simmons Senator to
Congress.
CIECIEEATI, Jan I0.--Flour firm at co. WINS
ky 2l4a22; Hogs 20; Green hams 8a83 Lard
liz; "a ess pork II so.
New YoRK, Jan l0.-FIour, State 6 20a6 IS
Southern 6 95s7 26. Corn IS.
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Departed.
Sallia West. Paducah.

Salhe West Paducah.
BoATs LEAVING day at u O'Clock the neat craft
Blanche Lewis This craft has gained celebrity as one Of
the most accommodating packets in our river with gen.
tsmanly officers punctuality and bcuntsOus table, how
else could she do but vel? As the celebrated Bruce says
'se cheap and they will buy and keep taking ofthem p
80 with the Blanche keep running feed bounteOusly be
punetua and continue your attention and they viii keep
travelling with you
CAIBo-SMALL OXll-We alarmst-we desire
all to judge for themselves avoid or come contact az
you please with this pestlsnce. BY reliable letter I'M
der date Of Paducah Jan. sh to responsible house Of
this city, extract follows. Small Pox in Cairo =
Passengers by the steamer Ssie West rsturne to this
port to tzke New Orleans at there being at Cairo
for New Orleans and they feared remain takes beat
Now whether ths bad represented is the
question; the writer Of the letter reliable yet CD
news seldom loses as it passes fro hand to hand.
THE NEMPdIs PACKEFs,-The Aleonia, Capt. Miller is
the direct through craft for the above point Monday
next at u OcOsk. This craft is craft her com.
msndant and officers arsOfcers is officers her enter.
tainuent entertainment fit for jubilee or Lord May
Or's entertainment.
FoR CAIRO-The mall packet J. G. Cline is the Graf
for the above point Monday next at o'clock also the
Aida.
BUHEEss-Light transactions the landing yesterday
Up TIE RIvER-For BurksviIls, the Steamer A. L. Da.
Wis departs to this point Monday next at o'clock
p. m.
WEAYHER AND WAFER.-Weather still winterish, with
occasional odeTstOn sleets &C but BY settled
Water nearly stationary with 81 feet scant shoals
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RECEIPT FOR WAsHIEG-F0r the benef. of the
poor tired womer, who spend hours in the druid
gerry Of the vashtu5 we publish the following,
which We fad ia q number Of our exchanges
Take one pound al soda AMI half pound of
uusls6ed liue, put them 10 a gallon Of water and
boil twenty minutes, let it stand till COOL then
drain of, and put it away in a stone Jug or jar -
Soak your dirty clothes overnight or until they
are We. through, then ring them out and rub on
plenty of soup, and 10 one boiler Of clothes well
covered over with wster ldi one teacupiull of the
washing full Boil half an hour briskly, then
wash taem thoroughly through one suds, and rinse
well through two waters, and your clothes will
look bette than the old way of washing twice be-
Ire boiling.
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c PIT Al $500
SEIIE.nlE.s
Whole Tickets S4-Hslves 2-Quartsrs /.
uL :. IN L ! ~


Same The Royal L7uery Of Cuba-wiJl This difference;
the Lottery has IS goo Numb rhs has only IS o.
There two wheels, each which placed
two Locks. The Superintendent each key to the
Locks and the Wheels be opened unless both pd
sent There placed in the wheel numbers tin tubes
containing slips of paper with the numbers No TO
1900. the wheel prizes there placed tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with prizes ranging
from SIS OOto 500
drawing takes place. which will be in public, the
wheels unlocked ami after revolving lheT number Is
drawn Of the wheel Of numbers, and the time
drawn cut of the Prize wheel boys with barred
shoulders and bllnduldedhe tube is slipped or and
the held up and enrolled that The whole audience
can 1.-THE number IS then called of and registered By
the Superintendent The Prize drawn credited 10 the
drawn al the time, aud until all the prizes
out copy Of The drawing is then sent - the
printers and after pasoH the superintendent certify 70
he cDrreCucs OF the drawing These Superntenden are
sworn TO perform their duty without fear OF favor.
will perceived that in this plan, every prize Is drawn
out and Of course person must them5 drawing
sent to every ordering tickets. The Prizes payable
thirty days after the drawing in full, without deducton
II PDrawing takes place every Saturday
II ? Orders Tor Tickets addressed % G. H. WINTER, Box
352, Nashville, will be Immediately attended To-
JAMES 3. WINTER,
anl0 '57-tf Manager, Macon, Ca.
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FEVER ANpaCuE.

RadWay's Ready Relief aud had"ay,s Regulators aFs
pozys curLFes -ls aud Let JhUte g1Iiead
axe from eve % Hai7 IS Regulators every nsn
and Tea spoonful, lrJls wlsr, rising Ia Inc
morning ana twice during JIe d-4hess viii ire tho
system from poison OF agile
How INC L. Remedies lives % heallh
stops the rayaZus deczr uss Glrs In the uugs and
throu asthma brruCnss ClrJulC coughs and al
diseases plants Ui Lur -Irlai lungs ane chest
srsous " troubled lhroata
gubercea tine 1rJl-Ass " EanduiGr aaeconI,
are informed E lie X. Remedies glll thcu
tEsa The principle. Let ne Ready
Relief be applied externally the chest and aruund
Llr5al This FI effect important and wonderfully ben
s6caI result Do viii get up powerful rIlatg
orce and Withdraw from the glands OF the throat al
yssled blood that may interfere wi the respiratory organs
ssrsaDs troubled asthma, nart aud dcu breathing
sharp pains lGEug long breath, VIII ind mmedi-
ate relief alter application OF RzaWay's Ready kslief Ia
cases whore the lungs diseased, give kHdEayfs Re-
s0yent The action of this usdIcue resolves away he dis
oased deposit heals all ulcers, aud removes ubarcas
we nave known persons who had idea Of rising
from sick bed, be restored % sOand hsa with
artics Of gousumpve materal iu bodies 1astaa
tscav Railways Regulators On hsss cases. keep q sys
tam regular and squaze ghs circulation OF he blood
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~ Steel hoops are very apt to break, an eZ-
ample of which was afforded few evenings since,
at one Of Thalbergs concerts. a lady's steel hoop
broke and sprung into her leg nearly an inch deep;
the wound wss very severe and may make smpu-
tati0n uecsssary-N ?. Evening Post
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11

GRccERIEg AT AUOr1oN.--Messers LEILTETT, Ew-
nc & Co, sell to morOw morning at Auction, q
large and vel asserted stock Of Groceries, to
which the attention eff the trade is directed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11

Waller VICTORIOUS There was report at
Panama at the time the Illinois passengers came
over, to the el5ct that Walker had fully sustained
himself, ald defeated his enemies st oil points
There was nothing Of this kind in the Panama or
AspinwsII pspors and we know not how much
faith to PIT in the rumor, though we have little
aonht Int zLat II will MOVE to be CORRECT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11

Esy- The Rev. DR.. HUsToN viii preach in the
TAad Presbyterian Church at II O'Clock, A. d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11

DEATH or TEE "AEeFL GABRTEL Toe 'Angel
GabrieI"-properly called John sayers OT-is no
more. Lste intelligence from D5merara announces
his deoessa st the penal settlement in that colony
ia November. His disease was dysentery-his
sVe about 3d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11

SHALL Pox-We understand that the Small
Poz is raging to an alarming degree at CAIRO.
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PILES! PlLESl PILES


rms HITHERTO INrRACTaBLa DISC ,sE EVEaT F0Eh AND
sTAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVAHAEGHsS PILE sALVE
WILL never sl iu giving Imediats relief, and posi-.
w lively curl the ana inGs obstinate cases Of
HemOrrhoIds OF Plies 10 Is the
ONLY iNEALLlBLG R1MEDI KNOWN
here or elsewhere for the 1e aad IS the result Of years
Of patient study aad Investigation
Sufferers from Piles have a remedy at hand which
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part 10 d. all the proprietor
claims for 10
Full directions accom- panyng esch box and at that b
rgausIts IS strictly % observe them and win
% follow.
DR. I n. CAvASAUGH, (Present.)
Dear Sir. When arrived the city a few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles, mentioned my
condition YOU asking your advice Hou recommended
your Pile Salve saving % would lrsd the
effect immediate ard ] now we'll z believe q
10 be asst proved my case invaluable remedy and
sure cure tor that disease the Piles and such recon-
mend il TO Others.
Yours truly. JOHN ". HANSON, fist. Louis, No.
~ Price 81 per box. For sale IN Nashville y hEn
Bros Wholesale Agents, and By Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr. 7. q, OAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
aug3l-ly inside ~ LOUIS no.
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WHAT IS IT FoR-THs WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE -
Il question asked daily by hundreds. We answer with
ont hesitation OF decentralization, that 1t is the only
Gle known which will do all promises for the human hair
Il Gill rsusu its groDth-it lH stop s sEiHg-it re-
store its natural color It's Hair Dye, but speedy
and efRescous Restorative Trial bottles 81; pints So
quarts %. Druggists supplied the PropheOrS terms
B1ltimOrs san.
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A GARD.

a
In my article of yesterday typographical error occur
red by ipriting Harrison" for Hamilton" as called
in conjunction with Capt Miller to confer about run
nss So soon the paper appeared yesterday morning
discovered the error, and Capt Harrison and ex
planned the fact to him. that there was typographical or
ror that it Hamilton" in the manuscript and must
say that Capt Harrison has acted very strangely in his
article Of this morning. IN denying at he bneO Ihad not
charged him NTH The Captain in his article of yeser.
day, thought, spoke of me in dsreputable terms.
called him. and have his disavOWa of any intention of
the kind am content with the exposition have already
made in relation to the running business and have only
to add slight difference seems to exist between his
views and mine As for his article he to be OPP
posed to the business unless prscced by hirengs
poyed for the express purpose while opposed to it
in toto o. ". DAVIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-11

PR.F. HALE.--The next lecture will be deliver
ed at the Third Presbyterian Church on to-mor-
row night
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MAGNIFTCFNT sCHEMEl
3 26O Prizes amounting 20.


3 26O Prizes amounting 20. S204 200
PuIsE or uChsIs.
| WHOLE fICEEPS SO uAJF ~ f. on ARfEtS, S2lS.
PLAN OF III LitTEEI.
The Numbers from Iu 50 eco CORES ,3u,ry With those
are enercled WIN small TN tho aLd placed lu one wheel
Ihe art 2l2 PnEss similarly Pfintsd and re'rgled, are
The Wheels are Iasn rsvolyed, ard ngu b IS dawn
FROM the Wheel Of Number aad ~ The
ont are opened and exhibited 10 The audience registered
By the Commissioners; Pgv luced against
Number drawn. TINS o.; raIi4i l. repeated ufl al Tie
ArFRoxrHArIox PEzFs-Ihs two preceding snd the two
succeeding Numbers drawing J. Prizes
scheme.
The 900 Prizes Of will be determined b. the last fig.
uTeOt the No. that draws the $50 pnze For eXamVs
II the number draWi z 900 prize ds with l. then
ali the tekes where euds 10 will be entitled
n 500 If the number ends with No 9 then ali tickets
where the number enas IN viii be catited to s2 and
90 OntOO.
Certhcatss Of Packages viii be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk
Ger udcats Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets .... $50
10 Half ....... 40
10 Quarter " ....-.. -
IN ORDERING TICKETS o. CERTIFIUATS,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By
mail Purchasers eau have Tickets ending with any fig
ure they may designate
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
Ia All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediatsly
after the draTing-Other prizes ct he usual time Of thirty
days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at
either Office
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
8. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga,
5. SWAN Montgomery, Ala
3. SWAN, BOX 200, Mobile, Ala,
JsnlO-u CT 4. STIMSTEEN, Box B. Nashville |