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The following are the classes required at the re-
spectIve navy yards:

The following are the classes required at the re-
c. No. s. MTE iIs:dsf s9 MA5NE timber No.
Saanx No a. IRON No. 70 " pFes snG aRd
No; % lead, zinc, and tin. No. 25. Hardware No.
no. 81 Brushes No. 81 Pitch, tar rosin. No. n.
Stationery. No. Al. Fire wood.
oCHARLES,TOWN, MASSACHUSETTS,.
Class No. u. Iron. No. D. Spikes aud mslIi.. No.
-. Lad, zinc and tia. No. D liard~a No q.
i.ant., OLE. &c; No. e Flax canvas. No. y.
-. Leather. No So Hose. No. 81. Brushes. No.
=, Egni!ns and dry goods. 10, 81. fltrh, tsf. iS>.
dleD. No. A. Stationery. No A.. Fire wood.
BLOOKLYN, NEW YORK.
ElaSs Not. J elbow pine plank stock logs No 10.
boards. No !. Black walnut, cherry Ne. No. is is.
Least. No; Il; White ash oars, hickory bars, and
Iron No. =. spikes and nails No. %. Lead zine &c.
&c. No %. Flax canvas. No. .. Cotton canvas WAS
No; 81. Flax aud cotton twine:, No. 81. Glass. No.
Y. Leather. No, 50. Hose. No. ~. Brushes. No.
= Hunting and dry goods. NO.S7 Pitch, tar ,rosin.
No. ~. Stationery. No. Al. Fire wood.
PHILA DELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA.
Class Mob White oak promscuO timber. No.
u. Ash, cy press, white. OAK boat boards. No. H.
hickory bars. No; Is. l.igiamvitas. No. Il. ir"m
No. q; Spikes and nails No; 2L Load, zrnc, and
No. 81. HdTuWdl6. No. Paints, oils, O..
No. q Flax canvas, No. ~ Cotton canvas. No.
81. lax and cotton Irvine. No 81. Glass. No 81
Leather. No. u. Hose. No 81. Brushes, No S.
limiting ahd day goods. No II. Pitch, tar rosin
No. 81. Taliow, soap, oil No. VI. Ship chandlery.
No. ~. Stationery.
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
'iass No Ia White pine. No. "A. Irnn. Ma.
No. = PIr IRON; No. u. la dwar5 No. a.
Pants aud oils. No.3i. Glass No. g. Leather.
No. rsllow, soap; oil. No. 81 SHIP chsudlefy.
NO. ~. Tank and galley IRON. No "a. Cham Iron.
70. -. lng"t copper No. a. Bellows. No. -.
GOSpORT, VIRGINIA.
Class No 10 Black spruce. No. u. Iron. No.
=. Spikes and nails. No. %. Lead. zinc and TIN
No. = Hardware. No. Il. Paints. "is, &c. M.
q; Fax canvas. No. -. Cotton c;t,fvas. No 81
Flax and cotton Irvine. No. 81 Glass, No. 81.
Leather. Ne =. Hose. No. 81 Brushes. No.
81. Bunting and dry goods. No 3. Pitch, tar
chaEdieTy No. III. Stationery.
WARRINGTON, FLORIDA.
Class No. ~. White pine. No. IL Black wal
nut, cherry, &c. No. 10 White oak slaves ard
heading. No p. Iron. No. p Spikes and nails
No. IS. Lead. zinc and TIN. No. d. Hardware
No.E. Paints, oils, &c. No. -. Cotton canvas
No. 81. Flax and cotton Irvine. No. 81. GLASS
NO.!2. Leather No. q. Hose. No. 81. brushes
No.35. Bunting and dry goods. No.6 Pitch, tar
r3sIn; No. 81 TaIlow, soap, oil. No. ~ Shin
ehandlery. No. Co. Stationery, maao-wiw
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N + w A Il Il a n GEM ENTS
At THE
UNION HDTTII\E nEpDT

Fac undersigned respectfully ananunce 10 their
ilerds aud tto public gtIvral thai the, have NJ 2
large expense remodrt their Enlistment hay
ing spared no paIHS IN making avrrN ucrtSSar, ar
rangeInent for conducting ihcIr ausihogS >ysI,aii
GsHy We have introduced the water FROM the
washington Aquedhct, aud also ad.ud thereto a
large hiteTer, tiirOu-h which the water passes So
that IL becomes perfectly clear.
They now ilatter themselves that their MINE
RAL WATERS cannot h. equa i!e,I IN TIE Distinct
in addition 20 the above thy have lad ~ large
stock 81 foR1ER and ALE. from the most cee-
bratci brewerIcs Ia the nitad states
Also, lGHH gallons of prime EASTERN CIDER
which Will he sold by the barrel, gallon ar ia bot
ties.
PRIME CRAB APPLE CIDER, xxx PALE.
BURTON. and PIliiA DELpHIA ALES. put M
hand.
All orders by mail, given to our drivers, will be
promptly attended To.
IL All good delivered free of charge.
ma l1-u tStatesl Army A SuIEN
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The WEATEER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
Tho time of observation is about o'clock:
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Tickets SlJ, halves Sl", quarters S. Ell hths 49,,
Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS * CO.
WILMISG ron, DEL.
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.

minutes before y N.
TICKETS 81.
10 nuinhor.,lad drawn ballots.
pF'dds De. "f . ia.i p"zz" e" Of ..,sSoS
Tickets 81. w.
M9 3 aan6s9 May 81 afs .s5sb 6sIa,s
'Fidd S asi:si ijS s5RT a aS' "f:'e,s 80
a''' Tios &s; 81. &C.
TUESDAY, May "a, ls5a-Class5l
Is uumbsrs-l2 drawn baliots
'rl &c. Oh. sS Ss1 Prize ne of---~sr,ae
Tickets ST. No.
WEDNESDAY May as, rsse-Clss.sl.
rs Numbers. Shawn ballots.
''S's S Of -: 800 i% '''11S s: 0's &c
""'' Tickets Nets 81. &C. ..
THgR RID, May q, Isap p,
Capitals.
DO. -. ' I"'" P"a de-: $50 .,
&C., Tiet ss;' 81. &c.
FRIDAY. May n, Iaia.-CiassR9
nulilDt1S--iS drawn ballots.
Capitals.
! prize of.----.....Si prizes Of s2of,
l do --''' f fiSsSi 81. &C. dc.
SATURDAY, May 81, Is7a-CIass
u numbers-l2 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
prl:: of S6,ms' prize of.....- 81 nNn
do. ...-..-... 2,u25 do. ........... an
&C., Ne, dc.
Tickets 81.
All orders for tickets certfeates of paekag ss
VIII receive the most prompt aud confidential
attention. and the printed official drawings sent a
soon over.
Address FRANCE, BROADBENTs Il CO.,
W"'T WILMINGTON, DEL.
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ELIAS W. MADDEN,
Il CARVER IN WOOD, &C.,
s62 7th Sc, betscees Pa. ar, aad Canal,
Is prepared to execute ALI. KINDS OF CARY
ING, &c; at the shortest notice. and upon the most
reasonable terms. Satisfaction guaranteed IN every
fully so,IcitCsI. ma A.-d<
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SWAMP LANDs.-The General Land Office
yesterday transmitted approved list No of
swamp and overhowed lands in the Fort Dodge
district, Iowa, Also. approved list No 5, in
the Helena district, Arkansas.
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A NAVAL BOARD.-The following officers
have been appointed as board to witness the
annual examination of Midshipmen to take
place on the lSt Of June Commodore S. III
Stringhan, President of the Board Captains
Samuel Mercer and Hugh Y. Purviance and
Commanders Henry II. Bell and p. Drayton
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- kOnIRERG, at 40 Bridge street, tIeorgr
- town, d. q, ~ selling on has entire stock of
Domestic aud Fancy Dry ti"nds Bonnets, Flats
shakers, Ribbons, Flowers. R1ches, SiiLs, No
great many more articles usually kept in a well as
sorlod Dry 6oo's and Fancy Stare, At cnst-iiat ls
at New York wholesale prices. The attention al
wholesale and retail purchasers is invited
~ Sw
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VAkdfEIAFPIiE Il IMWP Is9T SIr PRoEEsTY EoR

NAt;IABI. II IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
kENT IN WASHINGTON CITY For
IthM Or EARS.-The GudeTsig ned will lea 81
% satisfactory tenant for i've wears from the I5t
ol september next, the PREMISES ON the sr1tb'
sest corner Oi Penn. avenue and nth street which
iGr nearly hive years past has been well knovI' ss
INC aIseSt and most successful boarding -houso a.
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn ave
nue., about midway between the Capital and pTesi
u,tt house, and its immediate PROXIMITY Ia tha
Msshins Ton Theatre and PHILHARMONIC Ha n one
az b"ti oi which ~ open marty ever, Hig t in the
Seari renders th's Property b., long ODDS The most
e!isihe an W ashngton citN nr n iatel kept gu the
European Plan Its s-epIns apartments can easily
DC arranged 10 accommodate one hundred persons
Comfortably with lodgInrs: while H. cooking,
dining, and restaurant Apartments h. ar
ranged u accommodate even a far greater nuHi4-r
on the European plan. The enhances. PublIc sud
private, Will Ice oD nth strt. within ~ feet 81 Pom
avanue, and nearer % The Theatre and PIN haraau,o
Hall than others that can be estabil saud. For a.
iormalIon Concerning terins. a e., apply Ia w. a.
WALLACiI, StzT Office, Washi.l ian oIt,
ma u n
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Ik3 MING at the Erca,npnoit Temperance
Hall, at O'clock for the Initiation of candidates.
ma ~
H@THE ANNIV ERSARY CELEBRATION
LS of the Columbian Lyceum will he held at the
Smithsonian Institution on FRIDAY. May 2Nth.
commencing at O'Clock p. IN. The exercises will
consist OF orations 10y the members. and an address
by Me- REYTON WISE.
A Band of Music will ALEC he in attendance
The public are respectfully invited ma i8-St+
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COTTAGE FOR RE\T-tnr,i.I.,.,----- -,

4 IT H"II TUX hIs Nj nrnlSlIed or n nf,T-
- mshed--fire or SIX Rooms will Ice rented a..
the I"t'age No. 463 2d street, Capitol Hill Tos
sHall lamiiy the situation Us Very desifaIIe H.
elevated Position. with prolusan II shade ana
various kthGS =" fruit trees, with large caT,l,r ~,
ciched, gives Il all the advants of couu,y, 80,
iuencr within 1--we minutes walk of the Capltol
MA ~ -TOlW- 'P''"''
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GOV. WISE. Of Virginia. was in Washington
city yesterday. lie arrived here on his way to
his home in Accomac; but the condition of the
weather and information from thence induced
him to change his purpose. So, We presume, he
is again on his way to Richmond.
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Arr CONMssIoNERs.-Tho President yes
tcrlay appointed Henry r. Brown. of Wash
ington city. jas. r. Lsmbdin Of Philadelphia.
and John T. Rensett, of New York, as mem
bers of the Art Commission established by the
late Congress.
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mar ra-ao,f l.. b. ADDISON, Agent,

ECRNlSnED HOUSE FOR RENT FRONI
Il EiRsT MAl-No. 2-9 g street, between 1SfS
moderate Inquire of :. BRlNTNALI,' Gehegatt
a m
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nFFICE Oh STnRE-RnON ZOE RENT-

tHnE RFN!-A new FRAME HOUSE. M
Il 363 l5;s street west. between I. AID NJ streets
H"rth. IL" house has rooms. al On GOOD order A
PUMP al "a ~ vat r ia the neat yard Pos, sSop
the premises. ma Ia o.
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Date.
Witness.
hereby certify that the above-named --
are known To Inc as men of property. and able To
make good their guarantee. Signature. G.. IA.
Date.
TO be signed by the United States District Judge,
United States District Attorney, Collector Navy
Agent.
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tfOR SA IA very fine COW, perfectly genti.,
] and without any known fault Price szz<~k
So. The calf : weeks old. will DO sold 49,
with her, or left with her for few days, 49,
desired For further information dgply al Room - /,
upper story Treasury Building. :, ST
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TO ~. NriSrS ANB OrHERS.-FoR RrNr-
~" kocMS "" 2i6 ~. a,euue. over NJ
W Isnt ChrS, NtorC oCcuVie by dentist f,r Lie
last tom years Apply Ia R0BEkT WRIGHT
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ID TO CONTRACTORS.

ID TO CONTRACTORS
l. PROPOSALS will be received hy the under
Signed until the 18th day of June next t. make the
following named Improvement On that part of w est
street, IN tins town, which lies betwern Montgome-
~ street and Mill stTeetthat Is To san do all the
hng u at may Ia required To bring II to its legal
grade, To place curbing of tine best quality. and a
paved gutter on each side thereof, and 10 furnish
gravel of the best quality To the depth of ten inches
on the centre of the street with gradual slope Ia
Tue &c pin OF four inches at the CUTTERS The sAIth
by the undersig aed.
Persons disposed 10 contract for this work nre
advised tn apply for more particular information at
the Mayors Once: before presenting their prupo-
sails. HENRY ADDISON. Mayor,
SAM'L BOOTES. surveyor,
ma I6-1tawt Iun7 Tn,nrn,..ss,,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated m
PIInre GeorGe's county, and adiolnIn. the iAuss
OF Charlrs V. Gordon. l21S miles fum the NAVY
Yard Bridge. and contain ing IS acres IL il IN a
good state If cultivation and has q comfortable
dwell house on It, and houses for servants com
hons, stables and carriage-hou and ether ne,,es-
suy outhouses. A va " oi uIt trees ofdiHerei ?
kinds, v u a well of -o,G water an sNa.d Fem
easy. Apply To- n. MASTERS, on the premises Ia
A DESIRABLE STORE ROOM. in the most
"A business part Of tho CITY. Unay d. had Nv al
ore slug Citizen Box 9O7, Washington. h. e
ana sT-..t
hFFICE OR STORE-ROOM FOR RENT
~ No 229 va ayH|He, Iutns',iIat sly orHasitr the
nam entrance oG Wizards Hotel Inat ire at ~,
gru''''rN store Ifs W. X. HANDY, No. 2ag ia
avenue. IA 1h-
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NSBY REQUEST, THE CHOIR of Christ
uS Church tEpiscopaD will give another Con
cert at Odd Fellows Hail, Navy Yard, FRIDAY,
BY special arrangements. omnibuses will leave
the Hall at the close of the concert for Capitol Hill
and the city. ma n AZ
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itQtho ,SAi'E OR RENT-A large FRAME
u. hpb III an III street. bctNoen sfh aud Sin com
ia;almg niue rooms. Also, n Gftt-clasS RRIt,k
NV Filling HOUSE. containing ali TIM ,I'.,i.r.,
ipFoVencntS on & street, brtweeu III and "a ma
TRINITY Church These houses NIL lie rented ~ ~
pIncti, tenans, 90 sold on vcrs long time Inatttt
ina ll-eO6t Ai'
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{bARI.pR 10 LET AMI EI.IGIIgI.E EDARD
y A 'FRONT.' fariur Ia let, the Ist T.,pT N,tL -,
without Board. Aisn, several hnztdcrs ga, H. a,
comm iat'd with good Board al No 4II ph ,tr.,.t
opposite the Patent Office ,ns - -, -
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W 3-6.-BALTIMORE CONFECTiONE
L3 RN.-PerSGns Ia want of Confectionery,
Water Ices. and Ice Cream. made of the puTest
cream, of various favOrs. at : ~ per gallon. will
please call at $50 9Th street. between 6 and n.
Parties, Excursions, c., supplied with Ice Cream
at 81 per gallon.
Particular attention paid to furnishing Balls,
Dinners. Suppors, &c.
ap S-lm' JOSEPH SCHAFFIELD
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EOR SALE-A two-s story FRAME DWELL
M price lSl situated the east side ,,t an
street, between aud 4 SITS, Island Terms accom-
mniatlug EANiD MlERI.E.
lna " 5t No. Todd'S Rullding
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IA AND NEW HERRINCS,
5fl barrels prime AIEWIVES.
2n do. do NEW HERRINGS
have arrived per brig r Doane, froIn Boston AND
ali warranted pane. For sale IN lots "a suit puT-
chasers. f
HARTLEY BRO
ma l6-lw % and 10l Mater 81. Goorgttnwn.
Sn0 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MERCER
'ou POTATOES Just received. ta good order
ana Tor sale 10y Bk 4 DlEl h TAYLOR.
ina II III: aud I66 Wat..r 'rcrt
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Class No. u. Iron. No. y. Spikes and maiis. No
-. Lad, zinc, and tin No. % llard~are. No. "a
Paints, Ole, dc. No. p. Flax canvas. No. ~
Cotton canvas. M 81. Flax aud cotton twine No
~. Leather. M, So H""c. No. 81. Brushes. No
>. Hunting aud dry goods. n" 81. pItrh, tar ro>-
Ia. No. 80. Iali"w, soap, OIL No. ~ Ship chan
dlep. No. ~. Stationery. No ~. Fire wood.
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A VERY l. RIG f. SSOR TME.NT
NEW M4NTILLAS,
Received tot day. and will be open tor exhibition i'm
our NEW MANTlLLA ROOMS, Tomorrow
Saturday Morning.
ma H-eC+jt MAXWELL. & BRO,
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The undersig ned, -, of in the State
of -, and - -, Of -, in the State of
-, hereby guaranty that IN the fnrcs ony hid
Of - for any Ofthe classes therein named he
accepted, he they will, within teriays Of the re-
ccIpt of the contract ST the post office Emed,oT navy
agent designated execute the contract for the same,
with good and sufficient Surntlcs; and n case said
-- shall fail To cutter Into contract as afore
sad, We qua anty tn make good the difference be-
tween the offer of the said --- and that which
may be accepted.
Signatures of two guarantors G. n
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The sen, due which the bidder encoses mast he
pasted to his offer and each of them SIgncd by him
Opposite each article ia the schedule the pricc
must he st, the amount carried out, the gate
e.. ted up tnI cacfI class, and the amount likewise
written III words.
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FoR sALE-Two BRICK rENEMENTS in

Run SALE-Iwo BRICK fENEMENTS an
ueOtsetowu. pleasantly situated on Nest -
~ tIo nnICst ol IN Agreeable aud polished Soct-tN
ahd cohFehlent 10 the hest schools aud Ckurcbes 4
SUN 81 money Will be tsken which Will give Ia the
PuIS IA rents, ln per cent Terms: One-i,urth
cashi ana the l'aanoe ~ l. 2 aud years with int
resi- hail yearly. Mr.. II Nj. Hanson, Agent az Fire
property more particularly. e'' ''io
-, Z. b. ADDISON, Agent.
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tEGl Eligible BUILDING LOTIN rue
SECOND WARD FuR SAI.E-Iot d
in Gushing s subdivision OF Square No. "a 1, front
ing = ieet on north L. street, bCrwceh lmh and mn
streets west. running la,k - feet 4, a vide all,
II offered Tor sale ON liberal terms.
a. his i fronts on rrS-TN aiiun nd o. very pllrt
4 co ~ - ". Il
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o~OFFICE GEORGET0WN Gas LIGHT
Ill Z COMPANY, Georgetown, May 70, BJe.-
Notice is hereby given tina; election VIII BE- held
at the Conkany's Office on MONDAY, the 9th day
of June, I87l. for seven directors 10 manage the
affairs of the Comnany for th" ensuing year. The
polls will be opened at IL O'Clock n. m aud CLOSE at
/ o'clock r. m. - - -,
INA -, Junel&g HENRY KIM, &c.
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= = NJ I Z FIX ! VI A 7 III.
Class No. 8. WhIte-Oak prumiscuous timber. y,
Is. White ash oars. No. Is. White Oak slaves an
headlng. No. a. Iron. No. 81. Spikes and nails
y. Paints, oils, de. No. u Leather No:Si Hose
No. 81. Brushes. No. 81 Pitch, tar, r"sln. No. -
Stationery. No. Al, Fire wood
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=, Of, In the STATE Of, hereby agree
:" iurHIsh 1Gl deliver IN the espectIvc navy yaTus,
al the aTtIcIes AIMED IN tine classes hcrtuhtO an
ncSed. a2rroah!y Ia the provisions of tho schedules
tncroinr. 3nd IN conformity with the advertisement
Di the bureau of Construction. &c, of the I9lh OF
May, I8ia. Should nv oIer he accepted. I request
to a ADDE'S Set NJ AMI the cont, act sent IL the
navy gent at, OF to -----. for signature
and certificate. Signature. A. H.
Date,
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" PLATED TABLE CASTORS
w r. Have Just received an elegant stock Ct the
aiovc direct from the ma kcTs. purcirs n for On H.,
which enables Us To sell them at yer; inv, prices
Hnusekrepcrs can save money hy making their
purchases of Hardware nj the New store, 339 Pa
avenue. opposite browns.
ma:p GRIFFITH & SHIELDS.
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DELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
u RES.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAGERS,
WitnIiHgtcr, DeidWdrs.
The Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware are drawn
daily at Wilmington. Del, at IL minutes before p.
IN. All drawings under the superintendent of Lot
terry Commissioners appointed 10y the State.
PRIZES PAID as SOON As DRAWN.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-27
81. ON e DOLLAR! 81
Weekly Wisconsin.

THE SUBSCRIBER, in order TO place the
Il WEEKLY WISCONSIN within the
reach of every farmer in the North West, will
send it to any address one year on the receipt
of 3 4. postpaid.
s Any person sending us $40 will receive
eleven copies for one year,
The wisconsin is the largest family
newspaper in the State. is independent in poll
tics. has the fullest and most reliable Geographic
reports, and contains each week Review of
the Domestic and Foreign Markets.
q N. B.-The Daily Wisconsin is mailed
every afternoon at O'Clock, at Sc per year,
in advance Tri-Weekly every other day, at
SO per year in advance.
sY All country Exchanges inserting the
above four tines and calling attention 10 the
same, will be entitled to a daily exchange.
@lgi-n7 W. +. CRAMER, Publisher.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-27
LAND & LOTS FOR sATr

INHE subscriber offers for sale the foIlow;,
Il valuable lots of land. th5
west half of section %, also the whole os
section 70, Town % Range II. -
., Also several choice pieces of farming land i,
the vicinity of River Falls. '1 :"
e ness lands viii be sold on such terms that
none need be without farm. m .', - >-'''s
A lso quite number of desirable Rp,,a;n,.
Lots IN River Falls which will be sold on $50
terms and low prices. - - '' esf5
FOR further particulars enquire at NV rcs.
n. WM. A. TOZER.
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THE MILWAUKEE SENTINEL.
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WYE DESIGN to improve the appearance
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If the cheapest and most desirable Business
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whole Northwest We expect. under our new
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O. M, POWELL'S COLUMN
CONTINUED.
40 lots and site free, with engine as above,
for xnyD
L4IH, SINGLE d SQUARE IINBER
MILL
af GlanmOnt,

The balance of the 500 free lots in Glenmonl
will be given to parties wishing TO put up
stores shops and dwelling houses.
Business men and mechanics please remem-
her that these inducements would make town
even where there were NO railroad advantages;
and that here where the Grand Railroad cross
ing of the st. Croix is bound TO be, where such
long lines of road meet the navigable waters,
and make their transhipments, together with
the inducements offered to those who will go
there and 90 to work, combine to make Glen
mont a point well worthy OF your attention.
Besides the bonus offered to actual operators
they will be allowed 10 purchase more Pioper-
tv at Glenmont at the lowest rates.