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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

A UCTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
"A ure, the property Of the Rev. Henry T. Green comnris
ing large and valuable collection Of rich costly Frniture
bronzes sauay elegant rosewood Drawing Suits
WB WEsTCOrT CO., auctioneers will sell on Monday.
oct u IVA o'clock at the elegant private residence No I'D
twenty rst street west Of Seventh avenue the entire beau
fu Furniture OF the house. all OF which 10 order four
weather. 'es~ y
PARLORS CONTAIN
Three full suits Of richly carved rosewood Parlor Yrre
covered p rich silk brocadc Saary marble ton Centre Pier
ana soia Tables elegant Florentne and Partisan Mirrors with
seven octave rose wood pearl key Pianooe Stool and
NY with Lounges 70 match adys French Escretore lined
with elegant rosewood Eegeres Preach mirror
doors tapestry Carpets brocade embroidered lace Curtains
rch bronze and Ormulu Chandeliers artistic Bronze and Mar
BE Figures and Groups among which Day and Might
Columbus and Gutenberg, Milton Co. with rarc and valu
able Collection Of Paintings worthy the attention OF connos
seurs Bronze Clocks Lava and Escan Ornaments Seyres
and Dresden Vases, solid black walnut Extension Tables
Gothic oak Dining Room Chairs, covered In green reps
French and India china Dinner and Tea Sets crys
tai Cut Glassware Dccaners, Wines Bottles, Finger bowls
Ivory and Pearl Cutlery Silver Ware Casters Spoons Forks
de- with large variety Of other Dining Room Furnture
elegant rosewood Bedeads large Hair Mattresses
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, Wassands, Cheva Glasses
full suits of rosewood Chamber Furniture Gold
Landscape Shades French Engravngs Spring and
Sofa cdseads Hallstand with Chairs to match 0Icoh stair
Carpets &C. all Of which Is In perfect order BReable
pack ship the goods desired will be in attendance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

MILLER GRANT, 1903 BROADWAY
A. VIII offer during this week
Rich Brussels and chany Iaces OF recent ,noraou at
very low prices black lace Points $5 10 s Vols al IS
IN good styls. - 80 ~ r''' v" AAAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16


(IOAL-M LARGH NUT SIZE; "a 80 STOVE OR EGG
size, prime qualities for four days the Coal yard NO. -
stanton street. between Forsyth and Christie streets TsS
Bowery. EDWARD BEIHEND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

A UCTION.-BROwNE 4 NICHOLS Will. SELL, ON
"A Tuesday and Wednesday Oct Is 49, at their sales
ROOM No. So Nassau street, at l01 O'Clock large and
elegant made up
Furs, Coaks, Mantflas &C.,
Manufactured expressly city retail trade comprsnp Rus
sa Sable, Hudson Bay Sable Mink MareD Royal Ermnc
and other Capes Cuffs Cloaks Vctornes Mus Peierines
rage and Lap Robes and Buifalss o' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

A IL LADIES REQUIRING A MOST GRACEFUL, SIT
a ting Skirt and superior shape Corset should visit
Gaynor and examine her extensive
the most and approved styles She has Just
cesed OF those elegant model shaped Paris
Couue Cosets also the late French pattern Mrs
GAYNORS exclusive Corset and Skirt establishment S43
Broadway two doors from Union square N B-Ldies' III
shaped skirts altered and made over
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

n waste your money versus cider but buy the Pre-
You can keep lager on draught several days. the
last glass will be good the first II will itself
week; will last your lifetime Warranted IS repre-
scned Agents wanted TO introduce this valuable
every city In the Union ONCE 379 Broadway send for
circular; enclose a stamp. J. j. NORMAN q CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

Cd PER TON FOR COAL.--RED ASH kA aLsSna
w., nut az ~ Stove range crate saa AMI tnss
week and "a ~ and 81 TO- Also, kndlng Wood farH, M
and 100 Wes Nineteenth street, between Seventh anu
avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-16

r ACES AND EMBROIDERIEs.
IL a LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
Just received.
Real lace sets, from SIS and upwards
Also, Collars, Barbes rnd CoiHures,
AT great reduction In price
French Embroidered sets. Cofars Bands, DC.
All of the west styles
ARNOLD, CONSTA BILE 4 CO..
Canal, Of Mercer street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06
ia Golnulfrrial.
Is DAILY PzTRToT OFFICE,
NasuuuIE ian e. 1859.

COTTON-The sales of Cotton to-day were
2s bales at IOa, at lei. and rs at 10 so. z
= TOBACCO This article is coming IN
freely; fhe sales yesterday at A. HAMILToS's
warehouse, were 26 hhds at the following O.
gures-s7 95, 6 IS, A. 05. 6 3d. So 10,
20, IS, 2 05,7 0o,7 Is, so, 6 80, 6 IS,
05. 6 IS, 6 IS, n 10, 6 rs, 20, IS.
WHEAT-Market duh. No change in
prices We quote red at75@s0c; white 80
@85c p bushel. f@
FLOUR.-Sales confined principally to
home dealers Superfne 81 5O9S5 fine
0O@3 so; Extra SIS 00(9s5 so.
MEAL-In demand at 5O960o. p bushel.
CANDLES = Mould Tallow 12ac. R b;
hard pressed lac; star 2O922c; sperm 400
42c. .,,r -
CHEESE = Western Reserve 10c; Eng
lish Dairy 121C914 p h.
COAL-C Cumberland 25@30c. p busbel;
Sewanee 1s922c.; Etna 2o(922c.
COFFEE-Rio 121@lSc p n. sh'
sUGAR-Brown 7@s4c. p ID. The mar
ket is well supplied.
FEATHERS-W quote at 37a@40c p h.
FRUITS = Raisins SO so p box; dried
apples 81 1901 so p bushel; dried peaches,
peeled, S59S5 rs; unpeeled, So 1908
PROVISIONS Hams s399Ic; shoulders
6f@64c. clear sides 9}(994c; % ID. arl 10;
butter 1592Oc; eggs zoe. p dozen.es
LEATHER Cincinnati Oak tanned sole
2s93Oc; skirting SOC; harness 26@27c.
OATS-75c R bushel. -5G
HOGS-We quote hogs at 4@44c. p b.
CORN-45950. a
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.ea pp telegraph.
Arrival OF the North America.

g New YORK, Jan. 5.-The steamer North
America arrived at Halifax this afternoon,
with Liverpool dates of the 22d. Eas
The steamer Africa's advices reached Liver
pool ON the 18th.
CoTToS-Sales three days $4,000 bales, of
which spectators and exporters took 1000
each. Some say the Africa's news caused a
decline of Lie. others say prices easier but
quotations misunderstanding quiet. Or
leans Middling, I'd; Upland Mijdling 6
13-I6d- Manchester advices favorable, mar
kets firm, closing with an advancing ten
dency.
BreadstufIs dull and quiet. Wheat firm.
COnsols 96s9964 for account ex dividend.
The Presidents message occupies the at
tention of the press.
The Cuban, Mexican, and Central Ameri-
can propositions are generally nnpalatable.
Moatalembert's appeal was heard by the
InYerial Court. His imprisonment was re-
Ggced to three months and the neconfrmed.
The Portuguese Minister has been recalled
from France. ;-
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Go. say
Flour is dull, inferior unsaleable. Wheat
firm, but quiet; Southern whit 6sa6s.7d. Corn
dull. Beet heavy. Pork and Bacon dull.
Dard dull but steady, at 40 to Al pence. Sugar
quiet. Rice and Spirits of Tnrpentine dull.
LONDON Markets generally unchanged.
lea put into Halifax with her bow injured by
contact with rocks; her forward compartment
is full of water. She is awaiting orders, and
will probably proceed to Portland. Lord
Lyons, and not Abercrombie, succeeds Ma
pier at Washington.
FRIDAY.-She brings no mails.
The missing steamer Waser left Bremen
haven on the 4th of December.
The United States frigate Wabash was at
Malta on the oath November.
The London Times is unusually severe in its
criticisms on Buchanan's message.
1t also announces new ocean telegraph
enterprise from Lands End to Halifax on an
entirely new plan.
The filibuster excitement in Ireland is
gradually dying out.
A contract has been signed between the
Marine Department and firm at Marseilles,
for supplying GuadalOupe and Martinique
with 10000 free Africans suitable for agricul-
tural labor before 1868. Similar contracts
have been made with other houses.
Paul Morphy is unable to commence his
chess match with Anderson on account OF in
disposition.
The French Squadron on the western coast
of Africa has been reinforced by several ships.
The foreign Office heard with some surprise
Buchanan's recommendation for the purchase
of Cuba.
france having previously notlned the
American Minister of its determination not
to tolerate the cession of Cuba to the United
States, even with the consent of Spain.
Switzerland demands an explanation of the
French troops advancing into that country.
Great indignation exists in consequence.
The King of Naples. will likely soon grant
the amnesty urged by England and France.
A Wurtemburg paper says the Neapolitan
and Roman Governments have proof that
France is trying to bring about movement
in Italy, and that large Austrian loan is ex-
pected.
India news unimnortant
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06
River and steamboat News.

The river was falling slowly yesterday with
a suffciency of water for all classes OF boats
The weather was remarkably pleasant yes
terday. and business on the levee brisk.
BY despatch we learn the steamer Nashville
passed Memphis yesterday morning about ii
O'Clock, with 200 tons of freight for this city
She will arrive on tomorrow evening.
The SaLlie West left yesterday with the mail
and fair trip of passengers.
The j. G.. Cz,ne will leave for Memphis to-
day at 2 O'Clock. She is fast and good boat
and well Differed.
The wild NHrnetonka is the regular mail
boat to-day at II O'Clock, connecting at Padu-
cab with regular mail steamers for Memphis
and Louisville.
The Red RoUer was unable to get off last
night. she will leave for New Orleans to-
day at II o'clock. No better passenger and
freight steamer comes to our wharf, and none
Differed by more clever and attentive gentle
men.
The ID. 4. January pulled up stakes yester-
day and took her position on the opposite side
of the river to wait for the better time COM
ing.
Those wishing a pleasant trip and enjoying
a fine dance will bear in mind the pleasure
excursion Of the Cumberland to the Hermitage
grounds on Saturday next
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

DYING FOR HIS COUNTRY BY PRoxY.-When
Col. L. was q. candidate for Congress in
one of the Northwestern States, he was op-
posed to gentleman who had distinguished
himself in the war of 1872. Discovering, in
the course of the canvass, that his opponents
military reputation was operating strongly
to his prejudice. he concluded to let the people
know that he was not unknown to fame as
a soldier himself I; and accordingly, in his
next speech, he expatiated on his achieve
ments in the tented field as follows:
My competitor has told you of the services
be rendered the last war. Let me tell you
that /, too, acted an humble part in that me-
morable contest. When the tocsin of war
summoned the chivalry of the West to rally
to the defense of the national honor, l, fellow
citizens. animated by that patriotic spirit
that CLOVIS in every American bosom, hired
substitute for that war, and the bones of that
man now lie bleaching on the banks of the
Raisin
He was elected.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

A RISING STAR.-A gentleman in Buffalo,
writing to friend in this city, says: TO
night the performance is for the benefit OF
those two deserving actresses, the Misses Alb
bic and Jenny Stanley, both of whom are Buff
fdlonians, and made their first appearance Oh
the stage in this city. Miss Jenny has rapid
ly risen in the profession to an actress of de-
cided merit, never rendering character poor
ly, and performing some with all the ability
claimed for many of greater note in the the
a.rical world.
''In what is called the leading heavy bust
ness Miss Jenny particularly excels, and in
such parts as Lucretia Borgia,' Judith OF
Geneva "a part. believe, never performed
in this country except by Laura Kecne and
herself) Parthenia,' etc, is perfectly at
home. Her sister. Miss Abbie is an excellent
chambcrmaid, a good singer, and a valuable
acquisition to any company. We wish these
yoang ladies all the success they can wish
themselves
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

DAETH OF HENRY B. MORRIS, Eso.-We re-
greet exceedingly to announce the death OF
this estimable and worthy gentleman, which
occurred in Quincy, Florida, on the 25th of
last month. Mr. NJ was for many years past
engaged in the wholesale grocery business in
this city. His health failing, he sold out and
repaired to the genial climate of Florida,
anticipating an Improvement at least, if not
a complete restoration of his physical sys-
tenn. In business he was reliable and ever
prompt in the discharge Of all his duties, and
those who knew him most intimately. loved
him best for his sterling worth and integrity.
His remains will be brought to this city for
interment-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF ri Fa 10 directed, and dev-
Id cred from the honorable Circuit Court Of David
son county Tennessee at its Sept. term, 1855, will
expose to pubic sale 20 the highest bidder for cash.
at the Court House yard in the city of Nashville,
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1859, all
the right title, claim, interest and estate which VIM.
NJ. White then had, or may have since acquired in
and 10 the following described tract, piece parcel
of land, situated, lying and being In the county OF
Davidson in South Nashville il being Lot No 10,
mencing stake on Maple street at the corner OF
lot No. II, running thence with Maple street. forty
five feet, 10 stake, the corner of lot No IS, thence
AT right angles with Maple street, hundred and
eighty eight feet twenty feet alley thence right
angles towards lot No II, forty five feet the
OF II said alley thence at right angles the
beginning, hundred and eighty light feet; re gIs
tered in the Registers Office of Davidson county and
State OF Tennessee, in book No Is page 593. Levied
on as the property Of VIM. NJ. White, 10 satisfy
judgment in favor OF Thomas Wells, ON the 9Th day
Of December, 1855.
J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson CO.
decIO-td By r. c. DRAKE DEPUTY sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

SEVERE SUFFERING.-Mr. S. II. Packard, Jr.,
formerly OF Rochester, New York, while
travelling on horseback, recently, from Sioux
Rapids to Dubuque, Iowa, got Loaf upon the
prairie in a snow storm. during which bis
dered, in a starving aud freezing condition.
for two days and nights, until found by G
hunting party in dismantled hut. with bis
feet badly frozen. He was taken to Fort
Dodge, and was likely to recover.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

H.xsse saId ssy estsbl.zhnenf y Ns<srs NccAsliE
4 szraasr che-rfally rero.nasnd tAsn 10 my fsr-
a.. esssssAsss .sa frasaasi $500
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He was elected.

Imperial printing establishment possesses the
type of ffty-six eastern languages, being all
that are known of the characters of Asia,
ancient or modern. Also the type of sixteen
Eropean tongues, which do not use the
the establishment has the type of forty-six
different forms and sizes. The number of
presses on the premises is such that $50
reams of paper, equivalent to 9,266 octave
volumes of thirty sheets, could be struck off
in single day. About 500 workmen are
employed by the establishment throughout
the year
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06
SHERiEE,S SALE

- ed, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson CO., Tenn, its September Term
1858, viii expose To public sale To the highest hI
der for cash the Court house yard gate in the Cy
Of Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE STH DAY or JAN
UARI 1853, all the right, tile, claim, interest and as
tate which f. u. Payne then had. or may have since
acquired in and 10 the following described Lots Of
Ground, in Ewing's addition 10 the city OF Nashville
Davidson county State Of Tennessee, being Lots No.
Il, rs and 70 Allison street and 4l4 AIS and 4l6
on Bishop street making in all 2s3 feet, being levied
the property Of T.. u. Payne. 10 satisfy judg-
ment rendered in favor OF Wurts, Burnen 4 Co.,
against F. ID. Payne.
JAS. NJ HINTON, Sheriff Of Davidson CO.
nov3O-td BY X. BRANCH. Deputy Sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

Ee- LfrTELL's LIVING AGE continues to
come regularly every week This is weekly
Journal of literature, and contains about 90
pages per week 1t has no superior, and
scarcely an equal of its kind, in the country.
We have been long acquainted with it, and
can truly recommend it In its enlarged
form it contains a variety Of leading articles
on the current literature of the times, home
and foreign, from various periodicals of the
highest standing. 1t makes four volumes per
annum, of from 900 to 1000 pages each.
Price Sc. Address STANFORD & DELIssER, sos
Broadway, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06
SHERlEF,S SALE.

by virtue of d venditioni exponas 10 mc directed,
IL and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson Tenn, at its September Term, 1853
VIII expose To public SAFE the highest bidder for
cash at the Court house yard gate the city Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE STH DAY OF JANUA-
Rf, 1859, all the right, title, claim, interest and
tate which Thomas 3. Melvin, Admir-, then had,
may have since acquired ina and TO the following de
scrbed property to-Nt: one Brick House and Lot of
Ground ON Vine street, in the city OF Nashville, Ia
wilson county State of Tennessee, fronting about 60
or 90 feet ON said Vine street an@ running back $50
feet 10 an alley Said House and Lot is the South
side OF Church street being levied the proper
-rty of Ihos. III. AcEwen, decd, TO satisfy judg-
ment rendered IN favor al Briggs X Morton.
JAS. NJ. HINTON, sheriff Of Davidson co.
nov30-td BY X. BRANCH, Deputy Sheriff.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06
Supreme Court.

TUESDAY, Jan. o, 1899.
Henry ID. Thompson VS.. VIM. Clendenning
Opinion by Judge Mckinney; reversing judg-
ment and demanding cause for new trial.
Mt. Olivet Cemetery Company vs.. Charles
Shubert. Opinion by Judge Wright affirm
ing Judgment 81
W. b. Wood vs.. s. II. Thomas ct al. Opin-
ion by Judge Wright; affirming decree.
Emeline Lewis VS.. n. Robertson ct al. De-
cree affirmed and remanded.
Copley 81 Wilson VS.. R. Thompson ct al
Opinion by Judge Caruthers; affirming de-
cree.
- John Barry VS.. State. Opinion by Judge
Wright; affirming judgment below.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06
PenInanship.

d. F. BROWN, Teacher OF Writing and PhOnogra-
ply, respectfully invites the citizens of Nashville to
call at W. T. BERRY x Co.. Bookstore and examine
the specimens of writing that received the First Prize
at the Worlds Fair, and also certificates from the high
est authority in the United States. On the 3rd of
January next he will organize class at the Southern
Commercial College, teaching afternoons and eve
nngs. Information desired can be had at the Book
store at the College, where Mr. BROwN will furnish
ocular demonstration OF the supa iorty of his sys-
TEN of teaching and writing Terms moderate.
deC23-d2W
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

LARGE SHIPMESTs.-It is ASTONISHING to see
the the large amount Of McLEAN's STRENGTH
ENING CoRDIAL that is shipped off daily to
different parts of the country. II is scarcely
three months since this article was first intro
duced, and now, judging from its rapid sale
it is known and appreciated all over the West
ern country.
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery mer-
chant visiting our city, should be sure to OBJ
tain a supply of this Cordial Ii is just the
thing required to strengthen and invigorate
the weak and debilitated.- LOUIS Democrat.
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- DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
tSnx priv ATE Disc SE>S

xFax<.Nex. DIR KING formerly OF New York, for
Hez&s2 the last fonr years 90 Loasviils, Ken
ucy ana who has devoted bis attention "a the treat
menI OF private diseases for 80 years, Haiters
himself having attended practise for many
years and cured 80 many thousands he Is enabled
al diseases Of private nature, no matter boa
bad they may be from nladleous uerzl treatment,
or from neglect of their DE. kag's iHspensaTy
Is No % pvAderlck street, between Cherry and the
square sccond stny where he cures all diseases oi
private nature
GoSokKnEA cured without nausei0as medictns OF IN
reference Sth busaess.
OF old recent date efceJnally cured "a
a few days, by an operation which pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot be enJoyed.
Perhaps disease more mischief and under-
mlne- tho constitution much.
sYrlnEIs. with ali tbs Diseases 81 the skin growing
out OF neglect had treatment, can be eneeta4iiy
cured ia lev days
SEMINAL Ia xieg bssa
given 70 this disease and ali the consequences gr0S
ing out OF u, brought ia mSny cases by tke de-
structive habits inconsderate youths aud exess-
sive Indulgence tle issk ses assieet Of BIC b ~ ia
under1sins The rlag tbs sub,eot IN ~
for business sSesy and causing premature old age
Females who may be lAborinE y 10 any dsiculy ~
TIE Womb mag rest assured OF lsnmedi4ie relief.
Persons residing abroad 81 writinsn aud afating
their case, VITA Iea enclosed directed 20 Dr. A King
No. - boaderick stFeet, Nashville, fenA. viii have
che necessary medciae 10 their address With
esszaTy directions. strict socreey observed. once
houFsfroal seiSck in The morning until . ths
ning; nsT35-laazxiy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-06

THE GAIETY-We take pleasure in announc-
ing that benefit will be given to Mr.JoHN w.
BRANCH, treasurer,at the Gaiety, on Saturday
next Bills will be issued tomorrow announc-
ing the pieces selected for the occasion. Mr..
B. is not only the best treasurer ever in the
Gaiety, but is worthy, polite and affable
gentleman, and a native of the Rock City,
which latter fact of itself should cause the
house to be filed. JOHN has many friends,
and we are sure they will attest their true
friendship on this occasion.
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POWELL sLApE, says:

AHISGroS, Wayne CO., Ind, April 81, 1887.
.sAllow me 70 say that Hoonahd's German Bstiers
have truly performed miracles in tbs part Of the
country aud there are saHy who can and Gospeak Of
its exCellsncy and intrinsic merits. send yoa the
names Of some who have been greatly relieved by 10
-. J. swing, Mrs. u. ID Carson, Mrs Eizabeth Hunt,
Mrs. John Miner, Mr.. 81 Reggie, Mrs. =. sei and
40 otaefs-'' u Ell ssa ssfs tTF ssEE~E9.
These Bitiers are intended for Liver Compliant, pys-
pepza, Nervous DEBILITY. and diseases arising from
disardered stomach They viii perform ~ sat IL = said
hey viii. For salts by druggists and store keepers
In every town and village in the United states, Cana
das est Indies, and sgth Auerica, at IS cents per
bottle. see thai he signature OF C. II IAeson
Ehe wrappers &C each bettie-F "a 1Anl-lm
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To BE DRAWN
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Whole Ticket. $40; Halves ss; Quarter. 90 so

{, $40 Prizes amounting to.............. $500 600
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