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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

A FiuAIr BURGLAR.-About O'Clock 90 lu4'-
day evening. q good looking woman, nsne' W.
Wsrrer. entered the residerce Of Mr.. Thos b b'sJ'
Nc. a6s Division street, by means of false Key
golng up .tsrs, obtained access to the bedrooms
the same means, where, breaking open the 0u''',
she selected gold watch snd chain, ard jewe1!
clothing to the value Of 1913, with which 'H' "a
about to make off, when Mr.. Brady sppesrng
her husband, who handed the woman over
officer. She was taken before Justice Brehnsr ""
day morrpe and committed for uis. 10 0e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

Mr.. Golden yesterday visited Ward School No. %
in Thirteenth street. He was introduced TO the schOis
by the Rev Joseph p. Thompson, d. ID, and u O."
remarks expressed bic qualification at the sppeasn0'
of the scholsrs ard closed by hoping that a. Ons
future day England would be blessed with system
public schools similar 10 those Of the United St.tes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

REoRG,sIzATIoy or TIE NEw-YoRK CHEss CLV|
At meeting, held on Thursday evening, OF the sup
porters Of Chess it resolved that two OF tbs rooD
forue iy occupied by the NswYork Historical socsy'
in University Building, be taken, and immedIs'sJ
fitted up for occupation. Many lovers of this noos
game viii 10 doubt be pleased to learn thst quiet ra
suitable place vii hereafter be at their conm'ni :.
the moderate rate of s. nitistion fee, aod $40 sn''D
dues-s1ty members having Already subscribed %
tbree.years' support Of the enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

An extra Of III, Omaha kJrGSliGH contains let
ter from NJ s. s. Curtis corroboratins the above.
lie also says:
Where water csn be obtained 10 run sluices, tee
confident that from 8 10 so can be made. Gold mas
been found on Cherry Creek, Dry Creek, Platte RIVER,
Nasqutr's Fork, Thompson FORK, Ssn 'raln ORR,
Cache Le poudre, and the Boiling Springs. believe
that the beet dige ngs known lie on the hrst four
of the above named streams. They ars all OF them
branches OF the South Plstte except tbs Boiling
Springs which empties into the Arkansas. Shot god
has been found in small particles on San Nrans FORK,
been found in nat country have heard of no gold
0uarz being found, snd TIM that up TO the date Of
NV leaving, none had been discovered. do not Know
n single California miner who thinks OF returning g.
present and but very few who at all dissatisfied,
and even they will wait 10 prospect in the mountains
Wages !or labor was - at the time left and plenty
Of work TO o.. / was twenty three and haI dsy'
coming 10 Omaha from the Table Mountain dlgglogs,
on Nasquer's Fork. ~. this time, LAID up days Oh
account II storms and for great .rt OF the way the
roads were in very bad condition believe this - be
TIE nearest POINT on the Missouri River TO the mines,
and il Is 80 regarded there. The road following as
toes the great Platte Valley cannot be SURPASSED and
il Is already supplied With settlements 10 the Govern
ment crossing OF tue South Platte 30 miles from tni:
place. | rad no difficulty in crossing any Of TIE
streams upon this route save Prairie Creek, which at
other times have Jumped across AID upon this, tue
Military Road bridge which was destroyed last year,
will be rebn in lew days by tire citizens OF CO.un-
bu. and vicinity There is good ferry over the Loup
Fork 81 Columbus. end emigTsLts need fear no deten-
ton by tee North Platte route, either trom sand hills
or i!upssfabia Streams. :. ). CURTIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
MARINE AFFAIRS.


FOk tALlEOEN4a.
The Noes Taylor, dispatched a. an extra .tean-hip
by the L. :. Mail Steamship Company, sailed yes.er-
cay with 100 passenger.
TIVE Iron STEAMER IsDIASOLA.
A new irOn screw steamer Of abOu. 5ln TINS burden
recently arrived here from Washington, Del, where
che was built for Mora Brothers Navarro ~ Co, BY
Harlan Iollpgsworth y Co. Her name ls lndlan-
ola and che il commanded by Capt. David S)uper
long snd favorably known in the Cuba trade. She ls
of fast model, yet with a good carrying capscsy
She s rigped es a schooner with fore ana an caiis,
and iOretopssl. Her standing rigging Is OF Ene
cable. She has handsome saloon 10 ACCOMMODATE
about twenty.our cabin passengers, and stowsge ir
three thousand b,rres. On the passage nom the
Delaware che averaged rine knots under steam against
a northwest gale and exhibited good q Gaiitles a.
ses boat The IndiaDoia leaves % day from t1sr No.
: Fast River for Havana, where she vii probably be
EMPLOYED IN trading the north side, runnirg tor
ports west Of Hsyana.
NAVAL.
Commodore Gregory and tie ether officers recently
ordered BY the Navy Department TO overhaul the
financial management Of the different Navy Yards
arrived in this city on Wednesday ana commenced
business at the Naval Lyceum yesterday. Tue Pecu-
liar mode Of condu:tirg affairs in the several depart
usnts the number Of hards IN each shop, the rs.ure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

Low TlDEs-STEANBoN COLUMBIA AGROUND
The tides in the Hudson River stil continue very D'
and steamboats, have grea. difficulty in passing
Ssugertiss and Csstleton sabd bars. The ColamoA
of the Merchants Line, ran asrourd on one oil Tue D.,
yesterday morning, ard wa compelled to "i' w.
the rising Of the tide when che proceeded 10 Lsf 's'
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
Tie portrait Of the great ROBERT BoSSEE ! give
In Tn HEw.YOET WEEkLY to-day.

AyoThER PoIsoNIsG CAsE n THE ToNF'-oo"
Ter JacEman held an inquest yesterday morning " ~
Tombs upon The body Of a poor, miserable sol''.
30 yeeis old, named Margaret Deegsri who, WEI.
innate Of the Sixteenth wsrd St siion House, 90 MOL
day izhi was induced TO drink some poisonous ps''
sge from bottle by feloE-lodger, which esIs
her death on Wednescay night. When sdni'ted " :.
Tombs hs only article Of clothing upon he 20
was thin calico eowr. The Jury returned s'''4''
Of Death from opium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09

ASoTHlE FRyE CHURcH-Tbe Rev. Mr.. Soyss
late OF the Unitarian Church Chicago, has come TO
hs city with the intention, We learn, Of establishing
Free Church, in which be hopes to gather some pO-
ton of that large number OF people among rs yho are
not attracted to sny place of worship. Mr.. NOysss
pan Of a Free Church 10 NeV-YOrk is one long since
matured ard as he is mao Of grea. earestne's sli
has the reputation of berg very attractive speaker
he hiss two important elements Of success. His niS
service will be at Hope Chapel tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
CITY ITEMS.

We invite special attention to the Concert Of ;hi'
evening at the Academy Of Music, rendered by ths
members If the Philharmonic Society to Mr.. Theodore
Esiei, whose personal worth and lsbors in the caus
of tue art will entite him to such compliment Tbs
programme il an attractive ore, and among those who
will assist on this Interesting occasion are Miss Bran
erd, Mas Julisns May, Messrs. s. b. Mills Cthe emf
nent piabist) T. Mayer, Joseph Burke, Richard
Hoffman IL. C.. rimm and { sr BergmaRn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-09
PIXIES PEAK.
isrcsof The n. Y. Tfitrn..

c.sr,,porlsros Of The n. Y. Tiisun.
ArHoEIA, X, T., Feb. II, lSt.
Afters wesris1rne dsy' toll and walk o! $ ules
down the Pate River / 81 dosn on tnree-.7ggsd
stool 6. pine bos-d tsse to wrs you my fret letter
erriyed here TIE l5.n Of November al er mono'-
onous TIP Of IS days from ksnsas City .cros. unineT-
ruptet prairie. On my arrival, found q fsst popU.s-
tor engaged 10 buiicnS log cabfs srd telling great
gold stories. I thought them mostly humb1g until
l.t,lv. agreeing with Frsnohmsn here, who toll NE
there was "no water, 10 gold, no wood but cotton
wood. 10 nothing good hsve spent month pros
pec'irg, and reached the same conclusion. We could
fId gold, bnt not enough to psy. hen may write
about or go per day; tie fac IA, that this IS cone
only after two or three days preparation. Bot Is"
NET are D. eerdDg TO DO regular mining b1siress
Thev can work &" sluz-s or long.tons Du. two or
three hours deg, aud so they use rockers, sith
which they can average Only from . to -
Der cay. The gIestsst Gays work yet asa been by
three Geo.cian., who washed out 10 pennyweIghts
and rs Grain. in one DAY with rocker Shot gold nn
been discovered on St. Vrains Creek, and worked
enough 70 show thst men make from $40 70 go
Der dsy, each msu with long toms and slnces. Here
the dit pays from near the surface 10 the bedrock
There are now more than s hundred men prospecting
and mining here. Cd Cshfornisns say that there Is
nothing get to compare WITH California but Ela. they
expect in the Spring to ud The source from which ta'
fine gold has come. There are about 1000 men no"
in this vicinity here and in Denver City, scio"
Cherry Creek there are about 100 icgcabins, built ami
being built. The Indians friendly. We have hsd
no snow Of any account, ana tins eli nate is ceheht
fnl Excepting the bottom the land will re
quire irrigation. Groceries and PROVISIONS are
about four times Gear a' 10 the sta,e'.
Flour 10 selling 81 Is cent, pourdi corn meal, TO-
coffee, 50: sugar 90 bacon, lOi beef, 20; yenison,
Sto 10; beans, $40 per bush. moa.se,, 81 per gall
whisky, s. per gall Mr.. 5. S. Curtis, BY whom
send this has ust received the appointment Of Post
master here though We have no news OF any nAl-
route being established any point nearer than Lsr,.
mic. Lots mere will sell as nigh q. $780, with cabins
from $500 20 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

~1 OOC-saeoo no % co. g oc@ sl2 100 no Lo ~.
iooauou Ard value OF the prop and amount required
Jnah. bon l0l Herald on oo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

mHF PIyRBKPONT HOUSE. lOnrA0UE sxRHnI,
corner q HicSs srssk Brooklyn Hesh1A-Ths e.labihk
menk atuased IN NE most beautiful part tnS CITY @ Brock.
minutes Of DO Msrchsnia excssnse New York AID "a the
Vicinity aies chosen for The church AID
Aca6smv Of Nuss has been 0oupsoy lenovased during The
summcr and BY introduction Of he khge~ood wafer Sad
~ - ina 81 IN the world DE addn 0 Da.as aud
ccsets billiard and Al he modern improvemenM san
~ ul.ccd competition neAsnoo1 cleanliness snd co0
uk sny botsl ia or out OF city Of Ne~ YORK. FAMILIES
shsrs lagoon modauons tor tho winter San hoH procure
shos< spartmenls Jas. l. BURNa, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

,rHn Hor1 ST. u.un, NO. WAsHINafos
pssoA quits Of apartments II present unoccupisd,
s;so TO II gle rooms Meals 81 private table n
Gaytrr ressursnt attached makes particularly desirable
wa ncie proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

&G00 -rAkLsER WANTED, SOBER AND IN.
stn.r - az purchaso The interest Of rstr-
P 49,, sn,s VIII pay from g. 500 - 900
IN - WY hoso address a. b.. box M8 Hers AID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

CT Snn -PAkTNEE WANTED. rovuv ,r,rp an
g!.OvO sud salary o. 81 900 paid Ss.,ra, pleasan.
S for cAsh and ccuasny incressns Ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
COAL.

OpGf FAMILY COAL RED OR WHITE AH STOW
age furnace screened and Sehvered Il u - gsr son
untn september, yArdn corner OF King And 49,
wtcA vtxeAA now Sowery AID ao2ssvs' ~
~ ~ mAA noax Allen. AAxThaw esA"~~"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

CITY OF NEW YURK-DEPARrxENr OF FNAsoS
~ Comproler's oace August l, l869-FToposais 10
1855 600 Central PARK Lnprovemsn. Fund socEsesed pr
,eptenber a. 1859 1t O'Clock r. when the same Wi b.
ubrcly opened, for the whole pay the
hundred And sxy elk housxrd ak hundred dolas G
Jentya PARK improvement Fund stock Of the cty Of
fork authorized sct Of the state Legsatur entitled
tor the regulation and Of The Central Park
,assed april " 1857 amended eprD g 1854 and by ord
Of the Common Council approved BY the Mayor Jur
g. 1859.
crses the remainder the amount authorized be
81 6666 for he npsovement Of tho Central P0k bsAx
81 the u sJ cact Aonu payable Qns,
er yearly tAyn-n ard toe principal redeemable rs
The shining Fund for the nedsmpvon OF the lily eb
Of 1887 sucb redemption being furtho>
vuyed by pledge OF the PAS aod Ito appurlepcoees.
Yhe proposals ~l rata the sm0nn Of oce Desired and IN
nice per and TIE whose proposals are sccsp
iii be required depost lib tie chanberlaip Of the ~
s awarded 70 them respectively. including the premur
he ahoo sum.
The remsinder Of the amount awarded VIII be require
oe ps 20 The Chambefan the 10th day OF november
M preenupg receipts Of the Chamberlain for sucb pay
nerts W the Comptroller, bidden Will be ented IN recefy
scses for eqdsl amounts Of the value Of the soch
osar1pe inter 81 from the dstes Of such deprstt
zach propagation should be scaled up and endorsed Prcre
ala for central Psrk improvement Fund Stock" and ths PIE
,esed and pdiressod 10 the Comptroller
The reh reserved The Of tho Comptroller 70 reec
cry or he BIDS oonsdered necessary 70 protect
"os' '~o ~ EOBERT r. HAws, Oomutrcler
Department Of Ymance Oompkoslers Oloe August l. lS1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1859.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A RARE CH ANCE-A HODtE AND HALF AN ACRE
"A Of ground sale; two hids uoder good Of Quit
walton: the PAssefes md half from Fort Lec,
VII good wal d wstor. Inquire Of HENEY BALI en-
~ premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
COUNTRY BOARD.
V1NAHUlA@,

NOUNTRY BOARD-A FAw PLEASANT ROOMS CAN
be obtained At The house of ". a DI8BLE wberry
BILL Stamford, Connecticut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

I UGUeT BELMONT 90. B ARK ERo. NO. 80 WALL
"A street letters of credit for travellers available
uars The world through koshach of PARA Lon
FRANKFORT naples and Vienna and their oudeps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
BOARDING AND LODGING.

ITO GENTLEMEN "A PRIVATE pAnILY DVsrRFs 70
s,I TO- % SSs or s~o senlsmsD nsAiy furnished r,on
vMsous cceru oaih, gas 40 my wishng sonee and
vsidenee win ind h COED opportunity. Aopy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

Oils, 81 AID UPWARDS, ON UNION BANK or
London and Rov a Bank of Ireland for sale by WELLS
FARGO 90 81 Broadway. new York and CaiforniA az
press Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

. ny PlRHCN IN THIS CITY OR ELSEWHERE
owning holding stock IN the Galveston City COMPANY
sats Of las and Wishing sell the sAme, puy
by addressing note 10 j. L. D., herald 0l;e vii
a with Immediate attention.
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GER "psbe9tn9 nnp pe unltsimbars &leicung unS ct
MAS iprgenculle @ieue bc5 Sid wabrnubm, lab ibn
Iur eifcu 2'eJtlcr au uur lice ~mitleioig i'm %priter9rg
Nrt' s;aen ,.Suaricr" in Zen Sut fallen. Qpnsmur E
N'n'crS'e cas- &tJirhru iu fat, nm rem Damn aus lei
rra 3'rtbnm III rr'Gel nno 7rdtc l1hclnc rie Win;e
III leiHF loldc. s. mcbtc iAm nc6t nit 9lrht fomIh
corf,n'mcn, nap raan jta. rrm GrGlue Ycn Gincin-
natI "no eJa2m er rsjpIcn MtGnucr in 2lm,rifa, rcr
Yjtd.itdt Gin %~'rm5Arn yen 5-G NiiQjpn Declare be-
tgt. irr e'Nrt StrnfsuH,ttlrr baltcm icutc.
@!tt elmer "mterfejjasn @atcrns murpe Ypriae
EeAe "Hl 6rr N'&jsrunR5perf:c III g}prtSmoulb. Ta.,
&rrlHdc ~7r9ItEiit. rio Gin irbv bsiricpi9cnrene Mtlul-
tx 0A0ten. Iicic |atsrrs mjro in &crbincuaa nit
F'nsin "frteOrrtc" l0uboppacHt oaiu oicucn, ben ?iad.
lcr'dbunRCn uob egriunTcnrr Sh0scn am Scocn ron
6lnE Il UNI At'crrn ar6fccR Griolg gu y~erIttbcu, ats
lie F't crn Ei1tcriasn Mjiltcln tobcu tonnten. Dir
Grccri"cmte mwrrcn ouf Nncrcnnna tcS
@ariHeeeportrn'nts in Weacrrort elmer ci9cns raiEr
'r"'nntFn GcmmiiTcu Yrraercmmcn.
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S. trCih. Nrcis % Gents.

Gn HNirnHcr 1T nt@t Gin G'ud'. wctfc5 6lr5 rcu Datum ;,ilso
124; nrN wtNuAtr lci c2 9ccpNc:ituu0tn uNo tc0lgjdhcn !uiiun
FItnltn; 'cnetgn Gin &1!tarcr iu iil tn
%ritobuH. iu uHtcrbaltun1, III Muk uub QcGrr.
Ter llntri;uHnttt tat in Ocutisicrc elf Sohye lana. yrn 1871
rs $50 E!ncn AaItnNrr t;rauSMactcn; int crtcn SGbr fte,r rr
N.Nl plHc "ouo 0Etmrl&rt al, maErcNo rr rri:tt Stprcaua i6r1
cine Grirll!lon WA Ncati $1,000 CtmrfGytr matte. tvpf or or,.
EN GEAtITErgi III &~1EHeGfN& in Ncut&lGuc. lRao itnem
nsNht9 etm'c!tcn 'nm NjruUce La; raS Vvincp uimt;T: N,6
MNt en- NalIlHtr 'l %Uas N, mt!1ro Ycn YtNN 2tttu Gtf0rf!
Nun. ~ 'NNt cN3 game ,iahr tiubura iin 0uctyc5 Q3pU i1uf y
tr nttt NT'EraoittNccN nae &Ua"rci! 0Qrin. iouocru ora pras,if,k
NN&HtlS nia1i'1 munt, u coR ore %u5Rabr Naflr e,m, Etr lin
ltNf!. WU..,l NNEtr C,tG; !Clto. &uH YyiHtiu ban rr .Irysr,
ash!r ~" lei Gem icCt ttr GENcFIrciten Nlltnctr f,fr3r. un;,r.
n&,,:cr1 "nH NnrlotI mo carin nit MueGhcm weren't. una !.
van %" ND'.rNAl, .&F o"o fW'tr &0IcNrtr Nh ba(o cine grcs;
S"""t ~" N''""N'" S'N''HtE lotIct. FriCrr. WrvhUEr.
Nw &CIj, CGr4tcr icon.
Sn 3lt6mrnc III hateu in Stedcr's Nnbbnnrnuno.
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OrFto&J
-. &g. &frecfcr,

- "a. %iEEg4tF,
drotbefrr, Arugit, supporter epn bent
lhsn &bcmteoitcn II, /. ~. Mr. > Wiainy Ctr.
GcasmUttr rcu a!tcn Mfayf.e.
~ &ttrrtt wcrHcn nit tCr 9roEcn Scrgfalt ub Gc1,u.
AEct terEtci, Icpjc &cmiiac Vrdp0r0tc uae WnoIairn
NIT 1EFct'iCt ElntN0ttu tclcrgt. EnNpf0ufIcutc mrsgu ror
NWe"I'Ei Wager 0.vrE"rlhct. ctit3Nt uNo f]r1Nsri'Acy Ict5
N'lhU' TElrtiCN, Sarcc- 'jrtitCtU. ). ~. IN tchNr UuypaM iclgt
IN NuQrWttii reNTic1, wciohc 2rrNI ;um EbCti it,tt "a uj,rr,,,
IN, "1 CA rcgNttTcN &rcj'cn GtadGnru lpgrcCu. Wcbi;iufo-
Mtn rtrccn III Of" bllj9;n 8eoiryUu9cn mjcbrum mil rCrrm
&CrrGtbC lucG itnrtt.
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e)nldaOjFde peri6te.

TIT 49, N'AN' -
oeitmadHoQer NuS|tat;aHN crfclirnen, mrften
otrr ~ i5rcr ]irlAsrc" @rGge 3Hrdafstrsn, lrcl
Gin aroFEr Ibc't res Yntiltume Iih ~wcj8cr;c, rgu
ocriE ouFfTl' ttut9ea @tcGrHstsn9 Ypn I Grnt9
mGtr"tlid ~ ;obi'f.
in S@1tcrt',rn, u. q. N:idGitjst iib 6tyy
@lm'nta'n r"t S"tee'rhsrit'iluaA lrtHe5 &SGluS
,&tiarae" iHc MIL am len !iuauit cine ;msjtt
yuHi'9tt 0%nirrtc'. &jnj8e 9fc.p %iorf,r barcn
iHGt S-V,01G an9'toien, I'm jbn III rca Slonc
3n I'g'n, lU3ISt6 sjnrn R'n'n Soucn In,urcrt.
atn, nm CAN'T nod in ei'icm >lo9rc cine vultrctl,
ibrr ten Ntiantiden Gtran III mohcn.
en- 1'N'l@FI, "rNGn Name ale @yttr Nr-
nGtt aa@e9'b'iI mlrr, criblnI 0m 26. !. NFts. in
irinFm N"",s o." Gfc1rpias, ST., lFjnc rrcj Npn,
er mt ''nFr @rt. nno HtImuuoete ros 9tclte f.
b'rentcnS, c'6 ma" at isincm E]lnifommea vr;i,
tt't. Yer "nnatATi'hc |ntEr 1T r]crhoitcf, meiF
ob'r t''"'n @runc ifinrr I&rGdlacn G51t an3us
grten.
?r"lic'Ut &"@anaa 'riIGls mjercr3cit ictn
9Hneicaf Nrt Ter n1aitcn G9arl,lcn Gcnc'1.iolI
iHh 8" "'uEf.
- G''s N0hV'Te"fG &1e' tIuo e,ctrr ld3c in
HFr @oit lt"tt. 3PF; 1mr'SaHi'&c gitrrcu met
.rt'n so, otI H%'rt'ut5c Yon ieurm crNaltrn lruic.
'r j"'r! frH &ugirnfIuB an elmer %t,lt,mmtcm
Sl'Ht No'rjaNrrn l'ltE, u"o iror IL cincm ga dv
3uFfr fE'no ,uUo t'e N1nCr as 1tloer %NctraDr
N'nc. A19 enc 5t'rr lonorrH0rcu Jabr;cNGc
i@lu9 Enl' "te Ger I'h1ttr e'lig1bca 'r'i Grittgl
rrS SNH@co inrat~cicA! tdtic. Grr &lnpryc tam
1VG@'i& IN jprI GtHuTrn un9 % IIlNutcn DjIs
user NM @r"'nn rF SSc:tr.
- L. st NN'T,E HrIt rr-SS 80 ~, fC,4-N:
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OUR MATERIAL Is ALL NEW, and was selected By
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Press, Of which took the Silver Medal at the
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81 AZ Prizes amounting $685. $50
Whole Tickets Sl0 Halves s.; Quarters S2I9
Certificates Of Packages will ba sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificates Of Package of 20 Who's Tickets. .Sli1 90
20 Half ...- 40 so
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