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Sass Prilag amoaatLag -.l31o.o0t
Ok rIoEETs 30 q! IA 5s : gAETHEs ta5ll

Llll FRtcG o. TCgEfs- E1.l-- 90
OLE TICKETS, $40 HALVES 3; QUARTEtiS, SIX
-.t- 81. PLAN OF THE EJtfEkE.
ne Members 'front.' 20 $4,000, corresponding WA thosC
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate Slips Of paPeL
fse ar4L 45I Przss slmiarJ printed and eneesds are
The Whesissr re thss revoived, ahd number is drawn
nom the W heel Of Numbers, aud al The same ne Prize 1
drawn from he aBeE Whee, The AqmPsT and Prize drawn
BY the Commissiorers the Prize beng placed anst me
Number drawn ThM operation IL repsapsd unhl aiiths
AFFaozrnATIoS Puzss-The " preceding and Inc Two
suoosediag Aumb9I tothose drawing The arsI Prizes win
entitled tOtae = APPROXIMATION Prizes For eIaiGps
IL Ticket Me- 1889 dTass ihe slV03 sazei hose Ac4ets
auHlbefea li24s l24y li25i, ll2 vii eaea BE- ented 2
numbered SIS so, ssh $50 v each be anIiiisd " s3o,
Snd 50 on according tothe aPege sademse e 81 oIg
Thee Nv Prizes pt SO vii Be easaEuea by Tie last hg
ara Of the No that draws the gze k0r example,
IL che number drawing The GO pze suds VIII D. lhen
8 the tickets Whsrs Tie number Uncl1 Hltoa entitled
to $50, II the nHaberendB with Re- q Then Bi s tiess
where the number ends IN vii 90 sntiIsu ts $40, and
Certificates Of Packages Wilde sold a las following
Certiscals Of PsoEage 81 10 whole Tickets ... ESQ
..rsn .' e" I.-f 10 Half ....-... "a
.T &C 10 Quartsf -"az s. 20
=. -l 10 Eighth - cess. 81 10,
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Enclose the money 70 address ia the Tickets order
o. the receipt Of which theF VII be forwarded By hrsi
.aai Purchasers ca haze 1l'Asl2 s1ding n any hgI
The Lst q Draws Numbers and Prizes win be seut TO
purohass Is Immediately afier the drawing. a- -t
Purchasers win please write thsir gnauFs plain eivs
heir Post Omca, County and SlE8,- ass|..-I DO e.
- kemem5eE that eEery P-IzaIs drsEq, snd payable
10 fill without dsdUctiOa. 81. ... .-....7 .-.-. .-
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ssr 1hs draWiug-Othsr prizes st The usual time 0fthrsy
days.
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ing 5. swan & To-, a. eIthor % those eitss.
IN list Of the numbe tnst from wheel
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CLASS 10.
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SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1858 --.--
CLASS "a, -le sa.f.- 1885,
20 pe drawn In the city OF Augusta Georgia n Puos
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1853 as-5 gl.-
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SATURDAY, NAY y, 1858. 1s7ss1 d. L
af CLASS u, $500 c. -I-fi--ll 81
To b drawn 10 tho City Of Augusta, GeOEE, IN pnbs0n
-t SD SATURDAY, MAY %, 1858. o. ed s. 'a
ON TEE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERSi l1u d
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
- EIGHTY FIVE Prizes I-.-E5l slll
NEARLY ONls PRIZE To EYEBslr sagCK8EG. -1t.
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ass1rss IRIS stratton, No ~ Corner Of Aarks and
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ason ana stoTags D1lin9ss qRdsr the and Ys q
AiChol Green q 20. -' -- -i'H
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University OF NashYfIIe.

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a neXI for ins eOngtrEetaR o. COURT HuU5E IN bha
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srOus OF bidding oonrsc 5par1t8ly o. me
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CABIN PASSAGE FRO CHARLESTON |
que sa TO NEW YORK,
TWEETK-FIEE DOLLARS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-08

RUNAWAY
ENROM the subscriber on the lgtday Of July, negrC
a Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, 5 feet
llcheshigh Is years old aud weighs about S0 pounds
de was raised in EAST TenCsssee near McAl1nvle. lie
will probably make his way back there. bought him
fuom Mr. Terry OF East Tennessee m give tsn d0.lsrs
hes oAdghtiu my ueighboIhood, twenty-five dollars
sakea out Ct the county or fifty dollars II he gets as
Tennessee When taken be is to be delivered t. me,
confined so that can gel him, DAVID NJ. LEN
i've Seven miles south OF Nashville. Tenn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

OUTRAGE rroS AS ON L.pr-Mrs. Crossn, an aged
lady residing ~ No eS7 Washington street. beaten
cruel manner by some rowdies on Friday night. They
came 10 the basement door, expecting end her SON
James against whom they had a spite. Mrs Crossu
opcncd The door their knock, when Of them struck
her on the head with glass bottle Another OF the party
threw barrel at her, knocking her down. Tho vhois
rartv then attacked the and beat her until shs
became iDeensibe Tho police arrested four persons
suspicion Cf having been implicated the assault two oi
whom John Callagban and Michael Oronncll were com
ntted 20 prison by Justice Kelly Mrs Crossn lice in
very critical condycn Her injuries are internal and ~
feared that she will never recover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

BowFRy TwArRK-Thc management Of the peoples
theatre seems determined 10 bc behind The racs
for public favor. Tho attraction offered az present
series of Boufccants popular dramas, which are well
gotten up and played in a superior manner captaf
pantommc IL also given every evening AZ might DO
supps sed excellent entertainment = fuy appreci-
atei by the public and the theatre most prosper
ouer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06
LATEST FROM THE FIRE.

UNE Q ULOCk, 7. u.
The body of an unknown found III the ruins at
a little before twelve O'Clock. The remains con
veyed 10 the Nineteenth ward station house Tho disco
very Of the above body created considerable excitement
about the ruins and from all accounts feared that
others have lost and buried beneath the ruins Mon
and remen hard work removing the rubbish, as
far lays in their power in hopes il any others are
killed, they may be found.
1t is reported that Two children are now missing. The
police are endeay orng ascertain the truth of the report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Nineteenth Twentieth and Twenty first wards, pre-
rendered most efficient service The crowd being
kept back no that there interference with the drc
endangerng their own lives by the falling OF the
iron walls.
INCIDENTS.
man observed to jump out of window from the
gallery to his life lie severely hurt hy the fa
but not seriously.
woman with little girl, in tho fright fell the fu'
length Of the stairs running up to the gallery. She, how
ever managed TO get out IN safety with her daughter
fireman, IL Is said, somewhat injured by the fall
Of of the iron pillars his leg. He taken away
by some Of his friends
few moments before tho dome fell Tho steam whistle
is said, blew on stean creating most hcous noise,
and alarming the bystandcfs that many fearing
explosion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Coon Nkws Fos -w Know NormScs.-The Bnrao
Commercial Advertiser says that u crediby informed
that the best friends g Mr Morgan have abandoned ain
hoIe a bis md regard 10 the present anxiety
of dissaiiacd republicans Mr. Barrowa Il
says lhe tbng impracucablc The golden oppor.
touty lost 4 Syracuse and the ony course which
remains 70 practical union oy giving ctoush
republican yoes to the American ticket 70 elect 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

Tw oFyRA AcapEu.-''Ia Travasap will bd
given 70 night for the last timc with the tenor
Germsr and Nine. Gsssicr vootta. The prima donna
made Trca, sensation on Monday by her atmirahs
singing Of the role As win be by the obc al
nounccment there will be but four performances by
this company 10 wit Thursday (chcap night Friday
saturday (aotsne and Monday (day and evening" ths,
grand benefit 10 Max Naretzek, in commcmoratou q tho
completion of his first managerial decade. The afar
promises 80 be of the brilliant ftss that hss
ever taken place here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06

wAirAcg's mrAmE-orssiSa Nrlm -Taat the opening
of this popular house rnier the batoa Of tho veteran
manager was an event Of more than ordinary IMPORT
fully proven by the crowded and diing,s audience
which gathered last night assist IT, Before cur
tain every seat and e,cry inch of standing
pied aud wherever ono looked he soms
familiar face. II was emphaoally New York audience,
and such a have not secn at any theatrical
performance this season. The bill OF the night CON-
msneed with The eeyer little two act comedy Nothing
Venture Nothing VIM, The plot Of which W. described
Monday II well acted Mr. Lester and Mrs.
focy admirably suited TO ,hs parts of tho dashlug
Chcvacr and the proud Countess of the Eighteenth
tury; Mr.. e. Wheatlcigh amusing tLe MARQUIS
de Vigncul, and Mr.. Shan made q great dea of
the small part of the MAYOR ppmo. Mr.. Dyous Duke ia
Van Dome was rather too much ike militia coIone-too
boi-icrous and not at all LSnsYas The piece well
re'ci anu ~ ~ Close MI ~" PERFORMERS were recalled
subsequently MIR. lester waiiack and Mrs. Ifsey
unanimous call Tor Mr wsisck, Who, ON his appear
ance, received with long continued applause wb.
be acknowledged with that grace II for which ha
80 justly celebrated lie all rcss the audience brief
" but T~ftnenty thanking the public for the favor that
had been extended 10 him for forty ycarscommaDcing
present time, when he had attained ,6e rips
age ~ sixty four. lie stool again before them
,heare and wa, sas 70 pr"c, them e n ,ha cs"aay as
the time he happy 10 bear Testimony the ahs
manner in which the establishment had been directed by
his late lessee, Mr. stuart (Applaasel III conclusion,
Mr. waack said that he should make flourish OF uum-
pets @ 10 his plans for the sound the trumpt
for his artists but rather leave that 10 the sound judy
of the pubc with entire confidence tho luste. of
is verdict Mr. Waask then retired amidst enthnsas1
applause lie looks wc and bears his three years
lightly.
The aterplece was Mr. John Brousham's newes, wcrs,
"Neptuncs Defeat; or, The seizure of tho Seas =
II 10 yhoogcai cxiravaranza opropos 30 The Atlantis
telegraph cable, and may BE- accounted of the
thors happest Efforts 1t has been spicnddiy up
in POINT of costumes and scenery. Mr. herwoois sub.
that we have this side OF the Tho
acting very goOd-,hat ~ Mr. Brougham and Mi.s
Mary Cannon particularly so-and the piece altogether q
veritabe success. Mr. waIlack's campaign commences
under the falrest auspices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06
LAST OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE

LAST OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE
Its Sudden and Totsl Destruc-
tion by Fire.
The Splendid Building in Ruins
in Half. an Hour.
Over a Million. and Half Of Dollars
Lost.
WORKS OF ART DESTROYED.
ThOusa ads Of Specimens Of American
SkiN and Ingenuity Burned Up.
Steam. Engines Splendid Pianos Valuable Furs,
Stat mes Of Washington and Webster, Christ and
u - IWeAVe ApCSticcs Luo Z dAou5 1A1iAsSViA Sow-
ing Machines, Prize Hats, Premium Ploughs
and all Sorts Of Agricultural Implements,
Preserved Meats, Brilliant Diamonds
Pickles, Atlantic Cable Carpet sweepers,
Patchwork Bed Quilts Of Thousand
Pieces Each, Oils, Fluids, Lamps, Cri-
- nolines, Rockaways, Big squashes,
Billiard Tables, Monster Pump
hns, Elegant Mantillas, Fire
Engines, the CalIope, Sheet
inga shawls Firearms,
&C., &C., &C., Devoured
in the Flames.
e4s.sy1-,>~N~-.~4-.>,@4cs.-
Serious Losses and Sufferings of
the Exhibitors.
~>---y--.NN@..r-,~>~-y>e-~
Scenes of Excitement and Alarm Among the
Women and Children.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-06


hr Gibson who had the sale of The confectionery in
the faace statc to reporter that his loss wouid cs
coed $500 Tho fitting up his places for the sae Of
confectionery IN the Palace, in the article cr looking
glass alone cost him $500 The rapdy of the flames 50
hcwidercd everybody that very little could be saved He
Ind upwards o six pcrsons engaged IN tho building a,
the time, 1hty had hardly enough Of trne 30 escape
with their lives uninjnrc and consequently lef, n, The
money ~ The day sale behind. There was no time 20
secure anything
Captain Y. Johnson. superintendent ~ tho cutta
pcrtha life Bat Company. going about isst evening
with his lct hand bandagcd which had been considerably
burned his efforts his exhibition lfc boat iia
saic .lates that Is beats ilss ~ hiiu E sSvo.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-04-03

ders and inirmities of youth and matnr,v ras~,n.
from excuses wncn destroy the physical and mental
powers OBSERVATIONS on marriage. its duties and dis.
qualifications, &C., illustrating the ANATOMY and nbvsi
ology and diseases Of the reproductive organs Of both
sexes, Their structures, uses and functions popular
and comprehensive treatise the duties and
Of single and married lifehappy and fruitful alba
mode OF securing them-infecitous and inferte ones
their oovlatlon and remova-important hints to those
contemplating matrmony, that will overcome
to 1t none, however, should take this mnortant stem
Muou. nrss consuming It's pages; commentaries the
oioeaseS anu eOca treatment of females from infancy
to Old aee, each case graphically by beautiful
nthograpi plates nervous debility causes and cure
process at once so simple safe and eectua that
failure Is lmpossible rules for daily management an
essay uE SpermatorrGa with practical obsery atns on
SAFER anu more successful mode Of treatment precau.
uohary hints on the injury resulting from cmpircas
practices an essay all diseases arising from ndiscrer
uoh, WITH pam and simple rules by which all person.,
eaI enIe .nemseNes without mercury-remedies TO-
tose seii-inhcted mseres and disappointed hopes so
unfortunately prevalent in the young II is truthful
adviser to the married. and those contemplating mar
rage. s perusal particularly recommended to per
sons entertaining secret doubts Of their physical
tiOn and who are conscious of having haxarded the
neamn' happiness and privilege to which every human
for ore dollar Mailed free of postage toanv mari Of
the United States. r"eS ''""S P"i' VI
N. B.-Those who prefer may consult DR.. La Croix
upon any OF tne diseases upon which his book treats
either personally by mail His medicines often cure
IN inc snort space of six days, and completely and en-
ey eraocate all traces OF those disorders which CO.
pavia and cubebs have SO long been an antdote 70
rum Oh the health OF the patient His French Secret
e great continental remedy fer that class of disor-
aeIs wch unfortunately physicians treat with mercury,
to the destruction of the patients
cure. " ~
Dr. La Croix's medicines are free from all mineral
poisons, and put up in neat and compact form when
can De sent by Express Mail, and be taken IN
public or private house, while travelling, without exc
posture TO the most intimate friend or ~ @
drance from business or study important change
in the diet necessary Medicines sent to any par. o.
the Union according directions, safely anu ca
secured from observation. Office removed from NO. 81
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Albany, New York. oPI1-MI