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woodcock Shooting at the South.

This delicious bird 1T tlis season is very
abundant throughout the Delta of Louisiana.
Is Tie planters besjn to r"il their winslrowc,i
came the woodccci; finds it greatly 70 his in
tereSt ard comiori tn seek the loose. disturbed
soil, which abounds in the food he delights IN
and affords porous sheath for his long bill.
So there they may be seen at al honEs, but
especial = AZ -LiS!.t,-4s Tioy can ca-ry on
.tiTCiF little ar.eian OPERATIONS with less distur-
hance from The hunter or birds of prey. So
they quietly eusconcs themselves in the ditch
*, and works away during the solid part Of tie
day, and when the slaldes Of evening begin To-
f.ll and the empty essne carts may hc heard
rafting ioyously houiowari, and The iubi'aut
shouts ns sse negroes echoinE along the forest 5
edge, celebrate the clrse OF the day. tolls. then
i Is i:iis thoughtful but lllxuriogs bird steps
firth from his damp rctres. and starts out on
his nocturnal journey, shying and scudding
along over the soft. friable spil &c the cane
fields. Stopping frequently to snatch up some
incautous woEa or adventurous bag, and
plnnging his Damascus blade" deep into tie
mud, and eomfoEiably inblbins sarough i. tie
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
SELMA
The Very Best OF the Season-Foote
Caught.

Tie Ci., s. NJ. on Gov. Foote. is too COOL
t. be i,st--aud. as we are assured bv par
Is pr,~tlt tIlt ii Is literally true. we lay
il before our readers. In fact. tic person
who gave Us tie info .atinu is 4 gentleman
Of INTEGRITY and honor. in whom we have
implicI: confidence. Here il IS - TJcEsJ,rg
.SaCi.
\ fsw davs ago company Of gentlemen
were travelling up the Mississippi river. hc-
tween Nic..sburs and Mcmpnj, pn the stca-
mer Autel pc. In the crowd was politician
Of great notoTiety, particularly in the State
Of Mississippi who vas c!ngu.Et aud uccs-
sant in his advocacy of Judge Douglas Tor
TIE Presidency: Every position OF Duunj,s
was Democratic, every puisa;ion OF his hart
Southern, every element cf his nature -nu-
stItutioA gud conservative. all the leading
st,,:-.- - !;,ici ~ "r -" S-u'r a. ,
West Il BIient admirers, t;c &c"
During an animated p'nc-vrjc upon tic
perfection of the Little Giant. all the GENT,
of the calen had congrcgatcl, ,~STound the in
terminablc tal<cr,' some askSg one question!
and some another, all Of which were answer
ed bv the statement of fc.s all within the
certain p,rSond hHo'r's3n' Of the speaker,
when one gent asked How is Kentucky mp
un the Douglas question ," The speaker
turned to him with m air Of great dignity
and pc. ALTAR expression Of counteuarco, a.
much Il, t, say: There i,m at home" and
replied "kcntucky, sir, IS right, and o.
my certain Lnorleige ever; prominent poli.i-
ciau in the State is in favor o! Douglas ]
have yer, lately been IN Kentucky and con-
vcr-cd with every member of Congress and
every one and particularly DR.. Pevtan. the
most pr,.-..acut II them ali IS ia favor OF
Dougia,."
\ very fine la.Rin,. Quiet STRANGER. who
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

iiii iNFEEfAr Sx4Lgs or FRAscE.-The
aver ''sFstrvor, ~ eivia1 an accoan' OF the
tTelscli IMPERIAL Htsier Of Horse. tifns de-
scfilSs ths lnIcsiai slEss.ts and their cUacoTn-
II tic ioyal stahics may sls scoas no fewer
ilan 500 erses The 6nest breeds, haclu,'ing
ilse kt,relpFs evsTite ehafgct Philip.T Splea-
fiisa dark srawn aiiisahl, Of tic md IrcrGect
symmetry to which, tas fasisiaas AIiribute
qualities alnrc than t4nino Bhey tcil tlat
helore the emperor vas Scal,csiyto tho tlFsohe,
he aas on slay riding lis horse ~ axreyieef
and 80 passing tho rosal Hag. which n Mont
IN France g hs beIosers9 by way Of AIptisg
:i-TI5d i r. :!T71f.e -S1fl e.si' 81
m0nsiraiiSh Of respect as il couscions that it
h1re on il. hack tic future sovereign of F.auce.
There -Te 275 carrages including the s:atc
carTiagcs--the latter of which are very gorge
OTIS; che o them vaic cur QHcen rode in OF
the last OCCASION, should it happen 20 he used
on n wet Gay wou.l G st nearly $1,000 70 re-
giid Il.
Thore arc three oftbese at the stables 1T the
Tulllcries and three at Versailles. There
may als9 i've seen at tie Paris stables. the sli-
dies presented by The Pashl If Ecyrt to the
Emperor sud EIn, ,ress. waited at 6 10000 The
Empress las uscd hcrs only Hpou one occasion.
fnere are 260 neu employed in the stables All
the SNaT rHnd. who's wages alone cost ESQ.,
600, apar altogether from the current horse
flesh expenses. The stalls Of the horses are
all arranged in Compliments. the stall of tie
highest horse IN each ,ccupyias the centre d
tie compartment, SAC otEerS ranging in the
ortier II tieir height On either side. giving The
whole tie appearance q series of mathe;liat-
ieai diasrlns pleaSan to lock at for their reg.
uhriiy. The f0y;a c.sriages arc arranged in &
similar way. The cup aud sword OF the lat,
Napoleon. and portion Of his uniform. ar,
carefully preserved AID shown at the stables.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

REvoLCTIOs AMoN0 THE SOCIETY or
FBrsNps.-Acc lrlng to the Manchester Er-
amtqer, the Society Of Friends are about for
malv to abandon some Of their distinctive Pc
culririties. Wa are informed that n conference
II three huudrcl of the members ftho Society
was held in London recently, at which it was
agreed 81 sanction marriages between inlivid-
uals nf this community although not in mcm-
bership) by allowing them TO take place in it,
religious mcetil g, and that all restrictions in
regard 10 what is called painness Of speech.
behaviour. and apparel, may also be diScom-
tinted; but confirming It's ancient testimony
in favor of christian moderation in these rc-
spects.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

BeS" 4 correspondent Of tie Boston Cowr;cr
tells how Dauiei Webster offered himself II
tle woman Of his choice:
"Mr Wcbater married the woman ne loved.
a:'d tie twenty years which he lived with her
brought him 20 the meridian .of his greatness
An aneciote is current on this srbiert which
is no; recorded in the book; Mr.. Webster was
becoming intimate with Miss Grace Fletcher,
whcn the skciu of six getting into Il knot M.
Webster aS.i>-cl in uurayc.!u. the suali-thcu
boxing Up - Miss Grace he SAID: "Wc have
united . knot don't you think We rould tie
one? Grace was embarrassed, said not =
word, but ia tie course q n few minutes. she
tied . krot IN a piece oi tape and handed il to
Mr.. ". This piece Of tape, the thread Of lis
domestic Joys, was f,uud after tie death cf
Mr.. Webster, preserved as one Of Lis most
precious relic,."
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

Mn, DoySLAs Viii co BEroRE rHx
CHA:IEsTox CaSyrSrIoS Chicaro
1itnss, tie homr organ of Mr. Douglas.
which always spsaks hy authority saws.
ssIg. Douglas viii not ask 4 non,iration
AZ tic hands af tha Charleston Convection.
II in that body his friends should prrscnt
lis ame. ard he be nominated. he viii not
iell ~ liberty TO decline II; il bis friends
saasid not present his name then the n0sni-
les ld il.o Convrnt'un win receive his sup
pert The use NJ BIS name hv a., r,cn or
hgiIy of men. a. \ candidate for the Pres;-
aSncf or any lther Office. inslcl,cndcnt Of,
ahy hostile 10 the nominations OF the demo
erst'l party, is altogether unauthorizsh hy
.-..-l,.,ts-y, 49, 'cive as, ,s,r rtion.
aad IS wholly rpGsIlant 10 ~ g sl.cs aud
slesinsS. We s;,y this much with fun
knowledge of it, truth, and knowing that
we express in tluS particular his owu scnri-
meniS.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

The King ol Prussia has not 'cen much
improve! by the skies Of Itaiv." II we c-cdi,
the folio yi,. acco ius from Il Florence cores
pondcnt Of his ecctLtric behavior at = dinner
table, The royal patient was perfectly szre
ail day. received lis st'e-ts, chat.ed, laughed,
and was quite inlly; the dinner wIs announced,
the company mare led il. the King of cour,e,
took his place II tic mead or the table. aud
cvcrybosy waited or him "a set tie example
10 put Il cir spoon, in their mouths But, iu-
stead Of lniug what was expected of him, hi,
Majesty deliberately washed lis face IA the
Sup. au then Eai rnmp!acertly smiling on lis
friends, he long = ring, 81 verni.Iinn hanging
dgwn Over lis egcs aud nose ard in his hair
aud fn5ustscae. tyu g!1y imagine the effect
no rns dared 70 iangh, however, and they
had 70 u uJ't Tie thinner vita this ridicuIgtis
figure ic1l corcr- with gravy, ifoF he steri..y
refused tJwels - king tu them a.. the .l.ils 50
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

TRIAL or THE MACHINERY or THE WISASs
STEAAsIrP.-ITs PROSPECTIVE SUccEss.-A
Jay or two since, e MrssFs Win-is. fur the
first time, put in motion the machinery uf their
ucw and novel iron steamer. lying at their
yard, Ferry Bar, SJuth Baltimore. The inn
mediate )ticct wits to smooth the machinery
and hrinL the rul bing portion into proper
working condition before trying the action Of
the ves>,l through he watcr. 4 hawscr was
taken al t. a secure fastening astcrn. and the
steam applied Al opportunity was thus at
i"rIcd 90. masking IN" Interesting calculations
IN relation t. o. matters connected with tie
vessel. Although ne pr,peljnG-waeel ran a,
times from eighty t. uiuoty revolutions per
minute. 90 careeri.c Or oscilatiug IF tie YES
sci was produced hY is action, or tie vibratU-
~ ~ tlon Of Tic n tcAincry. The water was
thrown rom the wheel az the highest reyylu
tian witt mach VI, cHce and 10 large mas-os
and in a manner ard direction 10 all appear
'ace.l particularly well calculated to produce
forward motion O.. ' with economy of power.
The act on of the wheel was remarkably
smooth aud free from jar yr unpleasant sound.
The ventilation OF he vessel, and tie rcguia-
ton Of the tempe aiurc ia the cabin, fire
rooms, Sc. by tie provisions made fjr direct
iug and Conducting tie currents, was highly
sa'iSflc., ~. :hc tcnpeTaturc no exceeding 81
degrees fahrenheit az any time.-FG,,iy'
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

kESTUcEY STATE CoxvExrIoy. -TEe
Kentucky Stgtc Convention, on Saturday,
adorlej platform endorsing the Cincinnati
platform al tic prei Scott ,lrcision. cpc.ar-
aging the acquisition Of Cuba, denounciug Sec
tietal agitaiions in the North. and Know
Nothingism, endorsing tire Administrator,
and proposing that the determination Of thcir
differences up.n minor aud uncs,cuiial points.
such as Kansas and Lecompto,istn, shall not
he permitted t. disturb the harmony of tie
Democracy Of Kentucky. The great feature
Of the Cenveniinn WAS the triumph Of tho
Brockinridge interest over tie Boyd party,
the jealous supporters Of the Lecompt.n policy
Of the Administration.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

FAscfvArubS or DASGEa. the sicic f
Gibraltar, Lieutenant Lowe, Of the I2ih regi-
lnent q superintendent. If the working parties,
lst his Ic: by Shot, on the Slope cf the hill
under the cassie lie saw the shot. lcforc t. Q
fatal eject, bat was fascinated 10 the SPOT.
This sudden arrest 81 the faculties w.,s not IT,
common. Several instances occurred o. ~
own observation, where ncn totally free lave
had their SCI scs So engaged by a shell in ~
descent. that sensible ot their danger. even -
far as O. cry fr assistance they have bo'r. In
me'liate.y iac! t. tie place. But wil. -
u'sre re.aarSta die, those men hav" 81 ;us,a1'a-
n,sEs,y recovered themselves Oh lis E,il - tho
ground. as 10 remove ia place 81 .aiety h iyTe
the sLcl! Jurs.--DrirlraieT =. lJJ.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

HENTs TO TEAcHERs.-The Michigan Jour-
nal Of Eiuoa,iaa contains some important
hints - new tei.cherS-s5mc that will nroys
of service 10 those lust entering ON ,ha du-
ties of their resppnsiblc profession.
Meet yotr school at the onset with o,,fe.
andsRa,ural temeanor. Affect neither ktcrn-
ness hor ailabilly. Feel. and say, in a few
sinrlc words that You hope 10 d0 them good
aud viii try to do the bes. you csn Cor
them.
II whispering and disorder occurs, pauso
at once and do not proceed till order is res
tore'l. The mere pause is generally suffici-
ent for this.
Remember tl''t good discipline i the prn-
cipal thing; without this there can bc no suc-
ccssi'ul teaching
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
LEONARD TOWN. Nd THURSDAY MORNING. January 90 1889

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St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
CrvrEn.-Ehcn the committee Of the Fr,urh

CrvfER.--Fihcn the committee Of the French
Academy wee employed 10 preparing a vcii-
known acalcry dictionary, Cu,icT, the, ee-
brltel naturalist, came into the roc1n 4ers
they were holding a session:
''Giad toasc you, Monsieur Ctiyier, sail re
of fic foity; ''we have bist finished d,l.ni-
:,g'l which 've think quite satisfactory, hut
upon Which xould .ike to have ypur cpi..
ion. We Aafe i4en defining tie wnr! crap.
an.! Lave cxl lainci il thus: Grab, small r.!
fish. which walks Lackaarl"
PcFiect, s+alielgen,' snd Cuvicr: "ou.y
viii make oi.e small observation ~ natural
history; tie crab Is no; fish; !. no, red
and i dos MT wax backwlrd With t.ese
ezcsvf@ns, y,ur d,,.l.iion i excellent"
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

4 lswrcr in ono Of tie Western courts late
ly ;hreg ? cane At anHhcr's hand. TIE car.s
required him e. aIn"eizc - il. Ee did 50.
and ai.hd, Vile | am ab0nt il. may ~
well apolocize beIrrl.a Il Tor t!.9otins a.
other cafe al hiin tie Er: eA4noe =
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

An lrishn,aa wh" had laiu siek time,
was Fe day :nes b. r:c y.ui,i pr,st. vi eu
the f.tlowiiG conversation tD"k pace: We'll.
Patrick. J aru glad you hav" i.cUg~r.d--t,s..
81 re yoa ust afraid 10 meet y.rr G.a.''
Oh. no, ytHr uytric're. It So, tie n e:i.'
4 fl.~ otls,r chap. lat -. Atari Ia. .s-
pl'ol p4:.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

Ps1NFr Rr"E T-Au IrishInan. in great
fiji: yn. haste. .Isle3 iu.a Abcrnethy's room
an. cN.'a.mc.. .Be'iAd the boy Tim has s,yal-
lowed 4 rat. Then Be,lad said the doctor,
tell tie boy Tim - syaliUy q eatF
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20
TIE
ST. MARY'S BEACON,
> Fc3LlsHAD EvTnY 1EUasDAY DY
GEORGE Il. MORGAN &J.F. KING.

TERNs O. Sl.5D Ter an
nuaa> 10 bc paid within SIX months. No sub
neripfion viii le received for shorter PERIOD
char six nsosaths. and 10 paper be discontinued
mil ~ sfFcarascs are pa sz.seps At tsic ol'-
tiou of the publishers.
'rsnx- - .lrvERTfsI%G. .--Sf square
fyY the tN5Lrst i.scttl as. ana - .lS-''''--- y
srl.eqrent insertion. Twelve line. ar les con-
F,i,uic a sqGagc. II tie number of insertions
BE- 40, uarkc, r'i.ihc q lvsF;iaeucnt, it will be
published until ftlid. aHd charged according
iv. a liberai dc.iugtion u.a&e t0tiIose who
advertise by the yea-.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

PEEsIDE2r PrERcs's ApNISIsTRATroS :.
The Jour mi Of C'mtlcrcc, alluiing 20 the ru-
mors that have coHn cted Gen. Picrre's name
with the next Presidency. speaks in the fol-
lowing just and emphatic manner Of his ad-
miri,.ration:
"Ex-PIesdeEt Pierce enjoys in large man
ner the respect and confidence of MS county
men. II administration, which embraced a
stormy period IN oui political history, is fast
Icing yinlira'ci. aud its wisdom proved, by
the developments Of zach succeeding year; apd
VIII 0ccuny upon the pages Of history place
second TO none in our couutry's annals. We
should b sorry, ipr his own sake and fox the
dignity / 'ougug 10 tie Presidential Office, IL
sec the retirement - Ech lis genial disposition
AID Eae .u-iai qualities are 81 well G.tcd Ii
~. : Ian 9. -, ';-'''r' ;sr "'o'rortS &C 4
g''.a.aI campaign. E't We repeat, we 4.
lee. o.ilerc any sacL design IS entertained by
cX-lrc..aelt Pierce, whatever may have bec!.
the thought, suggested a;noug his freuds.'
The above cutpTS mcut of Gen. piercc's adj
n.ni,tratpa Is cutiu ut!y JUS and proper. NJ
IseSdeE'. since the lays Of Gen. Jackson, was
- bitterly aai persi ,;Jn;ly assojcd as lie, aud
yet every act o.! h.- administration has been
endorsed hy the people, and there is not par
~ that dne present. a platform in opposition
- the principles Inc sustained We do not De-
levc there Is a mort popular man Al this mo-
ment with the pelRs .! al sections than Frank
lin Pieroa.-N. !. Dag Book.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-01-20

january l>t. l. %.
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new-Dork.

From yIsCHER, OWEN A 60
House Appleton Building sxs p-,.s
New-York
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CAUTION.

Persons living n. 4. distance should ba extrena-ly
CAUTIOUS Of whom they order Lottery PtckeGs or Ger
tineates VI Packages az Tickets rte county Il
flooded with bogus aud s~indling Lotteries 4 .ery
inducement held out 10 get persons inVesI mo-
ney VA thsm-1apital Prizes from sag Ooa Go sso
900 head their schemes-wi.h rcket al Oae Dollar
500 900 Capital Prxss are offered, Tickets IS. Ait
such, IA every ! stance are IL ssds. aud u moaey
ssnt TO t1efator tekets ttis 50 HaaeAtRro~n away
without the sh ado = of chance OF gettiag pFtIs
Beware OF all LOTTERIES ali the capttal PFias 10
unusually large In comparis1n ths price OF riek-
cts 10 every instance where large primes are oger.
ed for snall cost Of Tickets. put do for a Ger.
tain fraud. FRANCE, BRoADBESTs n Co.,
dee1s Managers.
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RAILROAD COAL.

THE auest lot oil CILIIn tue city Uf Nashville IS at
i the IEfNA YARD, which is the only pliee thai
gives the legal ight per bushe. It's guarantees
10 Iye more less ashes aud SCOT tnan any otdei
now oHered Tor sale. We viii continue To supply
vur fr,ends and usIo toners al usual low pricea
during the coming winter. Try the <ErNA COAL
Aud be cou vIuCcu IuiI Is the most economical II
the market. orders droppod IA Box "a, Z. u, or al
the Yard oAcA OI y. e. *. l.. D"pJL SIiI be prompt
iy attended to. SAMUEL J. AGNE".
If
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/ will Ray tde aisncsI market pgicc Tor Corn an
l. lSheaIdetyerea ~ tue CIty Mills.
>. y, uoa.iINGSW WORTH,
ucIl2-If No. q Market street
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Shoe Manufacturer,s CooSs, !,

81. rARDFssus, IMPORTER AND mar, -
sAIlN fkANCAls, LAsTINGs, SILK sNn co--r,',,
LACEls M s,GALlooNs, Ribbons BOOT avn 49,. - !,
Mhhs' E-Asrlc WEBBING, sHoE rHFr.n ~,
tVNs, MOROCCO, KIDS, BLACK AND con .o,r,, T,'
LII SLIPPER UPPERs, &e. .,ke. 40.
No. $50 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YoRx-
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Prizes Paid Immediately after th
Drawing.

81 -Ali1rderEaddresss,t TO FRANCE BRoApRxSsl q
Co. vii min gton Del. ice with prompt atten-
ton andthe printed on,oia Il raw as soon a.
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sneppard's Gold Pens.

A SMALL 4ssbrt uoIt OF tnss superior GOLD
~ rt.NS, IhIs dAy received "
b HAGAN,
nJsIl-d 4l College st.
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aUantsD.
Cross Ties Wanted.
Wheat Wanted.

fTsdE tstevslgneass ssePAriag &c pat sAs arosaway
= dillstata sParAEioe IS sooa as saRsly al ns :
saest can ss s1stssed- rha aisa46t as2Tkst prise
wtli b paisgoF wAszg leliEsre4 sEtAs att-
taas3 HfEEEF
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Golden Syrup! Golden Syrup

, x HALF BdLs 81. Louis Goidsn syrup
,Is. csco,yoS, .uda very superiorarticle for sal
nay2s CAHrEk wIIsFoRD co
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Irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wheat.

INstoreandtorsaleatswO barrels ofe &c e elen q rs!
IPOtAtOes AiLEi.L, HOOPER x CO.
apTy-Ii
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Vocal and Instr
IN S r r u C. r I D N

AIR. CHAo. Nc ELLER, IuscalDrector OF Crisp's
vi uaIeIy formerly leader oI the handeiihd Hay
den society auu Old IT. Cudrics New Jrieaus,
aud Chestnut street, fnIIIdelpnIa respectfully
ofersnIs services AS Instructor ia SlNGING--ML ~
CAL GRANULAR, rhUKUuGh BASS, VIOLIN AM
GUITAR ForIerInsLpPIy At LcCiuro's Ausc store.
UulousLteeI. scpy-u
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sErcSn seeds.

ltLOyER, Timothy Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
S' orchard 6rass seed Just received, aud Tor sac
loN Ior RAINS, BIO ~ a. Co.
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Ia sssni ssa setsasa an ifea pap ir-lsr<- sssck
sFs-t sAfistss tass Fasssvs1 ~
,. HsSAS,
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Extraordinary Drawing,
Whole Ticket. $40; calves $40; ouarterist
TIE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

lsAon.ady h Co.'S Lotteries win take place 2
Georgia, as follows
Class 81 Draws on saturday December -, 1853
Cltss So Draws on saturday, December 81, 1853.
CI.ss 50 Draws on Saturday, January, I, 1860.
CItss rs Draws on Saturday, Janulry II. 1850.
Class 81 Draws on saturday January 2s, 1860.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
On TIE HAVANA PLAN.
Every other Ticket n Prize.
-amountinrtok8.o .ooa
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Is, ,3Ob rizes.. amounting 20 $40 900
wholertokstssi0 0 .ialSess IS QuaTteTts.S0
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Package fOrwhiah wewillsend aCertncatsas'ol
lows:
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do. do l6 Quarters" ..-... -
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One Weekly for two yearz, ortwo Week les
for yeI r, in advanee, "
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discontinued (pa in aiv at the time snbscrloeo
forl the subs srioer NEST order otner wise II VIII DC
coutiuued adoption until paid fr ana stopPee-
II paid il must be paid At the time oil
ance or at our optioa II the party good, IT will be
sent until paid. -, -, :.
Remtrances by mail. in " registered y LETTERS al
risk -~-.e4-
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M'sfellaueous.
kER0SENE OH.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,

(EsIABLlsHED 1884
A NN0UECE that, having made great improve
- ments in the manufacture Of Kerosene they are
now enabled to offer iL TO she Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention ofeonsumers is respectfully called
TO tn su bjOned table the resutaf phOtometrIcal
e examination, by EDWARD y. KENT, of New York,
Chemist and dated Feb 3 1885.
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Wheat Fans! Wheat Fans |!

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w rhsy silios ssld At Aaaaf4eteEy prices a. 40
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