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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD MEETING.

The lectureroom Of Odd Fellows Hall was filed
last evening by those anxious to hear the address Of
Dr.. Jepths FowTkes, and the meeting was organized
by the nomination to the chair Of Thomas K. Price,
Esq, and the appointment OF Mr.. J. K. Latham to
serve as Secretary. @s1 ~ 74
Gen. Richardson stated that be arose to announce
that number Of the stockholders had requested Dr.
Fowlkes to postpone his speech until the result Of
certain efforts which were being made to settle affairs
between the Old and New Companies was known.
The Doctor would, however, make statement Of the
disposition he had made Of the money confded to him.
DR., Fowlkes took the stand, and said that be had
been requested to postpone the meeting within the
past rev days. and that many Of the difficulties be-
tween the Old and the New Companies had been set
tied within even an hour past, through the activity
and management Of MI. Yerger and Col. Young.
de should, therefore, postpone the address be con-
templated and, il not necessary should not deliver
1t at all.
He went to Marshall with the design OF securing
the road he had failed to do So and the money was
now on deposit, and could be drawn by those who
mad PAID It n their receipts given then, being their
checks now. This money amounted to $2l, 900 in
round numbers, and that he had not only this trust
und belonging 10 New Orleans stockholders, but that
belonging 70 everybody ese and he intended to keep
until II was drawn by those to whom 1t belonged,
unless indeed he could use it for the purpose for
Wnicn IL was entrusted 70 MN. The Doctor referred
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HALIFAX, Feb. IAN. - Tbs Cunsrd stesmuhiv
America, Capt Miller, arrived q this post this ~
n'ns. she lst Liverpool on TIE 2sth ulk, md heis
ssven days later news thsn We had By ~ -, =
New York. Ihs steamship City OF wsshtnetcn -
rived at Liverpool, from New York, o. Fri1sy ~
18th nit The Alps arrived ont ftum New Yoes. - !.
Saturday, The 10th ult ~
LIvERPooL, Jan. 79th-Runoes n v.y an 80 ~.
time TO be freely circulated PaFIs sisSfs
IL e, e1er, sSs Gpaas Dsss y sssr e & &.
like preparations, and Asis tnt Il = tte NeDosj -
preston that . momeut0us crisis y ep1rucelina
The English Govefnmsnt i = rspoiss1 s eissssae
between Austria and France. 49,
It is believed that upon the attitsde aau1pa -
England the question Of peace q vax depead
M TIE n French Go'ssnmest s , has =
and also from the island Of Madagascar.
4 Commercial IutslHgpnes.
LrvEEPo0L, Jan. 29.-The sales 81 Cotton duripg
the week amount to AZ, 600 bales of which speeu1ato
took 1000 and exporten $500. An qualities q
declined The advices from the United Ststes y ~
City OF Washington, together with the hrgs arrivals
q this port from America are tbe chief cass cf IL
decline.
I. 4 decline q 1 Y quoted = mtddliss Orr.
Uplands have declined. q q 95ss'
IL. T.s s.lss 2. Frid.y tss 1stA - se1 t. =
WA..Sts 49,
The morket closed dull 1t The soIlowf1g astAo
quotations: Fair OYleans " Fhir Nek0e Il; -
Uplands Ills; MiddliDg Orleans q |; MjddIfng
Molile 81 Hiddlng Upland s 7-16d
The stock of Cotton as Liverpool y A33Noo bo1og
Of which 1856 900 is AMesicau.e Is ssSssi M 81
The latest adyices from Manchester N Or q ~
favorable character ss , tss.s gs;ss
The market for manufactured gpods ~ Inn -.
cept for the India trade and spinbefs aTo aceepnk
easier rates.
LrvERPooL, Saturday 1.-The estinlsted -
OF cotton, today, were 5000 bales Holders afe
ing freely, but do not seem disposed 70 pre- s1les.
LONDON, Jan. 29th.-The London money mexkst b
decidedly more stringent, althoueh money - ahur
dant and nominally unchanged. The baiance In H.
Bank OF England has decreased fS600 during u
week. a M
LospoN. Jan. 2stl,-The funds n,Aiiteina euua
degree Of frmneA comparatively, although them D
decline 81 70 on the Asia's quotatiops Coaso1af@
money closed 1t 95t. ~
| HAvRx, Jan. 2sth.-The Cotton mesass ovsust
at an advance Of franc during ~ easiy ~ u u
week; Orleans Tres Ordinasse hsjpx quoted - p0
| francs The market closed e sli9ht decIine =
all qualities, though with considerable animatio
| The sales for the week foot mp 10000 ha3oG ~
! stock Of cotton st HaUe il 1856 yOoo. Ssss @S
1 LIVERPOOL, Jan. 29-Ths Liverpool Bread1 r.
market generally closed dun. Wheat has dac1in11
i 70 3D. during the week, and closed with 6eclnl
tendency The Provision market eenexa1IY cI0as3
steady at the quotations By the Asla. Rosk ~
firm, and all descriptions had slightly advlilt
during the week. 'Ssi S- ~
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Diseases Of the Throat and Lung

DIR. G. P. CRANE,
Whose successful in Diseases Of the Throat
Lungs the inhalation of Electro Chemical and Medical
is we'll known to be the only reliable and
eecng those and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice has
established q PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic and Functional Diseases by
Of vergnes Electro Chemical Baths, Galvanra
Electro- Magnetism
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs and unable visit the city, who desire
sulton as Of Questions has been prepared and will be for
warded application to DIR. c.,
No. I46 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular case.
a8-Patens from the country be accommodated with
at the Institute. nl0 2p6mfW
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. BEsEr BY WOLvEs.-A terrible excitement ia re-
ported by the New York Times as prevailing recently
at Port Chester, n Y in consequence of the rumored
prowling about of wolves and hyepas
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Anef's'Oced and Brilliant Scheme |!
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERYi
Capital Prize, 5O,OOO-Tickets only s1osl


NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
hs members Of nrm have by way u purchase be-
come the owner Of the chartered by the States Of Della
ware Kentucky Missouri and Of in Georgis under
ne OF Msssr Gregory Many Of Wilmington
uoawss We have deemed expedent change the name Of
gar nf on and after January LIST, 1859 that Of WOOD
EDDY co., whs will hereafter have the management OF the
sparta Academy Lottery and the Others above named
In all endeavorsd to conduct our bus
ness witty integrity and promptnes can assure the pub
nc that the patronage heretofore on us we'll deserv
Ing Of being transferred to auccessors
Very respectfully, g. SWAN CO.
Augusta, Georgia, December l6 1885,
Wood, Eddy a. Co., Managers,
Successors to 8. SWAN &CO.
New and Splendid scheme,
fhe following echens will be drawn py WOOD EDDY
Co., successors to g. Swan Cot) Managers the Spa
Academy Lottery Of Georgia, at UarSrA, Ca, pub
lie, as follows:
Glass Draws Saturday, February s. 1859.
Glass Draws Saturday, February Il, 1859.
Glass Draws Saturday, February 10, 1859.
Glass Draws Saturday, February rs, 1859.
on fH1 PLAN OF sINaLE NUMB1Ra.
5.4s5 PRIZ E-Sy!
HRARLY oHA PRxzs TO spERY HlHs fIoKxre.
Fifty Thousand Tickets.
MOST SUPERB SCHEME
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There is phrenologist in London who can tell the
contents of q barrel by examining its head. He
makes his examinations with gmlet.
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recently regarding her politics. Her reply was II
am an old,line Wing, with pretty strong Douglas
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ENGLISH CAMEL CoAL.-Two hundred tnns of
choice picked qu.y Of this article is advertised BY
Messrs. Spencer Field Co.
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We agree with the commanders in regard to the
dredging machine, and we have not The least objec-
tion to the Towboat Associations having all future
contracts to open and maintain channel. This will
cost according to one estimate, SIS 900 per year.
This is entirely too much as after the channel is
again opened, which, of course, will cost round
sum, more than can be expected to be appropriated
by this Congress- we hardly think it will cost more
than $4,000 per annum to maintain an 10 to 20 feet
outlet in depth.
The question, we learn, will be brought up at the
session Of the City Council this evening" as one in.
volving the interests Of the city at large. Undoubt
edly any appropriation, or any money expended
by the city, will be refunded by the General Govern
ment We have some further talk on this matter,
but must defer it for want of room. In the mean.
time vessels are working inward and outward it is
supposed, after fashion, some drawing II to Ia
feet water The steamer Arazonia arrived last even
ing from Brazos with $54l 900 in Mexican coin and
bullion, and to good market.
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a *; VEGAS, IDANCING ACADEMY, Al

SHERRY-Just received per ship Regular, from Cadiz-
~ 200 packages Pale Sherry. quarters and ociaves
For by rs. d. GRATIAA Il CO., s. II
ja3l 20 Customhouse strest.
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procHp1tteS." r:- tT -
Apropos Of the meeting Of the Congregational
Union, at Halifax the following colloquy is said to
have taken place between weaver and spinner in
the public streets:
"Eh, Joe, what's up, think yer2"
"Well, don't know, but it looks as II the parsons
were all out on strike.n
Tom Crib once was upset from his gig, and picked
up insensible. All kinds of remedies were had re-
course to to resuscitate suspended animation, but
none Of the slightest avail. One Of his friends
who was present exclaimed: 5
"Stand aside, Ill wake him."
Room was made, and he shouted in the champions
ear: -
"Time, Tomb 5F
Tom instantly raised his head, and answered:
"I'm ready
This is q welauthentcated fact incredible as it
may appear to those who are no gamer than they
ought to be. za
Not long since, a gentleman in Greenfield was
alarmed in the night by domestic, who, in great
trepidaton announced that robbers were plundering
the house. for she heard great noise and smilt the
matches" It turned out that hard by the back door
the dog had killed skunk. No wonder that Biddy
.snilt the matches.n S.. q sss VI 85s,
Wines, BRANDIEs AND LIouoRs-A very large and
choice Of goods the above line Offering BY
Mr. A. Dubuch No. lis Gravier street. He imports none but
the best and challenges connosseus to give him trial See
his card in another column.
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Special N,OtiCe to Planters
IN REFERENCE TO
M c @ O M B S r. O N II 7 E

there now, shall be hereafter in the city any Plant
ers who have been charged extra cotton bound with
"McComb Iron Tie the present season, would respect
fully request them to call a Office No 70 Poydras street.
advise where they be And others who
have teen from using Iron Bands
ened difficulty herewith wonld do well examine into the
matter while the spot where these difficulties
doing which do presumptuous to
ask hearing preparing to furnish large of
Iron for reduction in price, prepared
show the absurdity Of objections hitherto urged 50 far
they pertain to the McComb Tie
McCOMBS BRO. & co.,
Exclusive Agents,
fe3 2pn No. 72 Poydras street New Orleans.
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MARX SMIrHs BENEFIT-This event is fixed for
Friday evening. Sheridan's great comedy of " The
Rivals is to be the chief excitement. There will be
crush at the Varieties that night and an early appl
cation for seats will be advisable. The box book
opens tomorrow. The benefciarys card, with the
great cast Of The Rivals" is duly advertised.
VARIETIES STABLEs.-These well known stables
Gravisr street, the theaer have been pur
chased from the late proprietor Mr. Pybus by friend
M FRENCH than whom better experienced judge
horsefssh adept in stable keeping exist He will
always be ready to furnish bugges
trosrs all who have need to hire the
for sale selections from the finest stock In country
emen who wish have private single their
He has for sale aspendd lot of animals which
advise all connoisseurs and It gives
recommend Mr. French to the driving and riding community
We that he and his livery stables become
popular in short of time We refer
advertising columns.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDs--We ask the attention
Of the ad and Of the public advertisement of Mr. Pc
ter H4wes proprietor of the widely heavily stock
ed stationery, printing, and book binding establishment
Camp street, The assortment fancy goods of which
will be found cataogued in another column ia extensive
bracng all articles Of the kind ordinarily found in
ne In blanks blank books daries papers, envelopes,
every variety ID represented Fairbanks u post-ofce
scale cash boxes and cotton sanplpg paper ALSO
been received and Mr. Hawes states through the public prints
that he is offering all his goods very low prices
.-.8 s
GUIoNs BAZAAR is now, as ever, the place to pro-
anything that really useful beautiful and splendid
the fancy goods lire Tbs Austrian FANS prize medal opera
glasses sverstee and meerschaum ppes
exceeded for beauty and sterling merit by anything the
United States Guion has thousand different things 70,
sale suit both and all conditions life and no visitor
The city should leave without procuring ethine Of Guor
to take away for there is only 0uon only one
like his in the South. Read the advertisements
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY Goops, mating, travel
ling bags shoes, etc The particular attention Of buyers
called to the extensive sale Of the goods
this day at 10 O'clock at E. Roger auction roon No. q
Old Levee street. Terms at sale.
VALUABLE NEGRoRs FOR SALE.-Mr. G. F. Hatch
err 1876 aver street, sdveies large number Of valuable
negroesfor sale favorable Among them excel
setvan good mechanics and field hands We ask aen
ION to different advertisements in this paper
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ADJUSTMENTS.
e2 ODD FELLOWS TALL-oANp STREET.

m ODD FELLOWS IIALL-CAMP STREET.
A GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALLS,
Benevolent Association OF the Sons Of La.
Series of THREE BALLS will be given As follows,
First Ball. WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb. 16, 1859
Second Ball l.......TUEsDAY EVENING, March l. 1859.
Third SATURDAY EVENING, March l9 1852
s.P. DeI.abarre, 8. z. Crozat,
Aususe Lsrose. Anthony ssmbols
& Dslpsuch, L. J. g. doars.ult,
E. Fagot j. P. Montamat.
r. sG'iei 1 Iis@s.' Sasi ..,.... < s'siss ssfsss
sThe above committee viii every Monday wednss.
day Friday 2. the Perfect Union Hail. street.
Application for Ladies' Invitations may be any
ss-No lady shall be admitted without ticket invitation
proved by the s. committee T'nh,e a,
members o. the committee. fe2 tml9
Il! sss sSts +. Il.
5sssss sss tn. SERIES Friday FL ss' r.sps:ryy 3sas:,y
Faa1 Fs,e Tuesday nsssrar. lss rsas5sss III IT, ss.s
s CAMS at the Office of the Ball Room Entrance on
for ades tickets Of invitation to be made to the
The Board Of SsnaEs's yin Thursday evening
No nSy will be be M wSH ~ an invitation ticket having
ing the Ball Room.
No ladies' invitations will be meeting of
the Managers which will be the night previous
BALI.
II. ,sa Subscribers Tickets
m CONTINENTAL GUARDS ANNIvER-
MA SARY BALL.
Military, Mask, and Fancy Dress Ball
Will be given at ODD FELLOWS HALL, on TUESDAY
EVENING FEBRUARY 22 1889 under the direction of
following
MANAGKRs:
Capt. sam'l N. Todd Henry Bier,
Lieut. George Clark ?. Forsbee,
Lieut.. r. A. Lumsden, A. Donnaud,
Serg't W. r. Hodxkins d. /. Ricardo, ESQ,
Serg't George Graham H. Bidwell ESQ.
Serg't Sam'l G. Risk, Gardner Smith, Esq,
Corporal n Cox, J. j. Warren, ESQ.,,
Corporal Chas W. Gould, A. Monross Es1,
John Leefe, George Purvis, ESQ.,,
+. x. Barbot J. o. Nixon, ESQ,
John Mcdonnell, Thos. Hasan1, Esq,
j. Warner, A. B. Segur, ESQ.,
A. W. Merriam,
NJ Gentlemen dsrous of subscribing procuring
ons for ladies' will leave their with the Secretary
the Ball Room oce Odd Fellows Hail. acted upon by
the Invitation Committee. f-S
m GRAND DRESS BALL, TO BE GIVEN
E3A For the
BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
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The First Annual Ball Of
Delta Lodge, No. IS, 1. o. O. F.,
will be given
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2s 1859 AT ODD
FELLOWS HALL.
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Difference in New Orleans and Phtadspha. 2.5ssn
tor 2I2Kn D hid,
For the account sales and returns Of the above
twelve hhds. sugar. reference s made to our financial
column by which 1t will be perceived that the sugar
might have paid the buyer commission il it had not
deprecated greatly In weight This sugar cost on
the levee 6tc This loss n weight attributed to the
quantity Of bisulphate Of lime. If the fact can be
established it will change the opinion of this new
chemical process It, however, requires the closest
Now, then we do not want the manu-
facurers Of bisuphae to be down on us for alludng
to this but dealers in sugar seem to think that the
loss in weight is owing to the great use Of this COM
pound. The further talk is, how much will some Of
the sugar which was detained at the mouth Of the
river twenty to thirty days lose This brings up this
bar and channel question: and the following commune
cation from thirteen captains Of vessels out Of forty
nine regarding the Towboat Association and our
comments on them: sg
s1@.E soUrHwEsr PASS. Feb. l2 1859.
Eds. Crescent IN Gentlemen: We have understood
that portion OF the public OF New Orleans are
charging to the neglect or inability Of the Towboat
Association much of the detention of our ships at
this place, and we consider it duty we owe to that
Association to transmit you for publication the fol-
carrying freight to and from New Orleans for ten or
fifteen years. and we have never found 90 bad bar
as now exists. We have been laying here with our
ships for some weeks, and have daily witnessed the
efforts Of the Captains Of the association to take
sells out and in and we must admit that they worked
noby, laying alongside ships on the bar, with two
and four boats from twenty four to forty eight hours,
consuming coal on single ship sufficient to pay the
towage Of from four to six ships to sea in ordinary
times. We think persons having such notions il
their head can easily get rid Of them by coming
down here and examining for themselves From all
we can learn from piloIs, steamboat captains and
Others here we OF the opinion that the late con-
tract with the Government to deepen the water on
the bar has not been fulfilled, and that the money
appropriated has been uselesly applied, without any
benefit to commerce. We are further Of the opinion
that the only way to deepen the water on the bar
by using the dedge such as has been used heretofore
by the association.
(Sgned) p. H. DEGAN. Master OF ship Lancaster.
ALFRED WATTS, Master OF ship b. Webb
ROBERT GIVE v, Master Of ship H. Pnrr netop.
JOHN HOWARD, Master of ship Refuge
NICHOLAS T. SMELL Master Of ship NeBtune,
7N@ ELL @. BLISS, Master Of ship Com modore,
w. WARD, Mater of ship Bamburg.
CHAS, H. BADGER, Master Of ship Milan,
A. STAGE, Master Of ship Elisabeth Ellen. n.
JAMES BR UCE, Master Of ship Anglessa.
II. HEASLY, Master Of ship Epaminondas.
BENZ. RUSSELL, Master Of ship Sheridan
!. II. MAHNKEN, Master Of ship Besse
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICArEs
Enclose the address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by frstmai
Purchasers have tickets ending In agurs they
dssignate
The drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sen. to
shassry INN sdately after the drawing.
APurchasers win please write their signatures plain
sive their Post Office, County and State.
s1rRemember that every Prize 10 drawn and psyAoiei
tull, without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets o Certincstssto
z- t.ss WOOD, EDDY l. CO.,
Box s6 q, Post-0hfce New Orleans, La or
WOOD, EDDY g. CO.,
{a27 2pAW Augusta, Georgia.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF Dry GooDs, mating, travel
ling bags. Shoes etc Tho particular Of buyers
called to the extensive sale Of the above goods
this day at 10 o'clock, at Roger auction room No. %
Old Leyee street, Terms at ssle
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
pLACIDE's vARlETlEs-aRAvIER STREET.
Stage Manager. er..................".Mr JOHN sEFTON
Treasurer WARREN.
ELEVENTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb Is. 1859.
t. commence I'M with The comedy q SHE sTooPs 70 CON
Yonng NARROW, Mr. Jordan Tony nmpkns Nj. John
H NJ sTS Mr. Mis-
PAS DE- IROis BY Misses and Il Gale and Jackson.
elmer Ppes Mr. George HoIland Major Mr. Morris Joseph
NJ Seymour; Mrs Deputy Lamax Mrs John Seton; Nancy
n8-Friday-Bena of Mr. Mark Smith.
RS-In rehearsal The great piece of Rochester"
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Parquete. 76 cents
Boxes Third Tier, for colored persons
Private Roxes IS 90
AThe BOX Office open for securing Dress Circle Parquetts
Chairs and Private Boxes from 9 to o'clock, daily.
mence att. fel5
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sr. CHARLES ST.
Lessee and Manager. .....B DEBAR
Acting Cohkl
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parauette, rs
Gents e Second Is5 % cents Galley % eens Private Boxes
Last Week Of the Engagement of the RAvEL COMPANY.
TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. l5 1859.
Second night ,s sy Of the grand fairy psntomms en
DE MARE-Charactsrs BY Yrca Matthias and the full Ballet
corps. -. Grand Evoluiions on the coRDE TENDUE.
Doors open At 81; Overture at * o'clock precisely Box
Office open daily from 10 to o'clock p ~
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ls.ssOn

16. .4506 I36SON IA .G6i
Difference In New Orleans Rnd Phtladelphia 5S3
Difference between New Orleans End New York. O. $50
Tor 2l21SD q hhd.)
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-Managers-
John F. Gruber, E. P. Rareshde,
d. Bradbury, H. Mcneil,
p. Okeefe, F. j. Ames
j. Leidnsr. A. Mondelli,
L.F. Bakewel, George Geer,
x. Maurer, F. Thomann
B. Fountain. J. B. Junck
80 r. Lane, @. Madden
F. Berger, j. Sh amback,
L. Power, J. Ross.
j. Didlot, james Delanore
c. Frey, A. Lipscomb
A. DapreInont, G. Evershad.
Floor Managers
A.. L. Plattsmer, H. L. zebal,
b. F. Richter, A. Woods,
Paul Brandon P. G. Carey.
H4-ApplicaoLs for ladies' tickets be made to JAMES
BEGGS office Of the Fremen's Charitable A. L.
PLATTSMIER. t5 Poydas street h. E. zEBAL 50 Camp ST.
and A. B. CLARK Liberty street. cor. Clio. jsl7td
eQ FANCY DRESS, MA 8 K.E ID
w And
IN GALIA BALL,
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-. - - 80 - = -. 81
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
lprisss Of 800 to $50 600 prise
Spriass Of SEQ approximatngt 2eOO prize ars... l
Aprissa Of $50 approximatng prize
<prizes Of 225 spproximAtng 5000 prize are... e0
lpriaes Of 2i0 spproxiHating to 1908 prize 81
Aprizes Of lb0 appropriatng to 5000 prize 60
<prises Of 100 spproximstngt l,5Oe prize Ak
5000 prisss Of 1o0.o 900
s05 prizes amounting .ss1O.0N
whole Tickets S0 Halves SS Quarters ~ sC Eighhs 81 Is.
AA Circular showing the Plan of The Lotteries will
cent to any desrous Of receiving It.
1910 Prizes OF $50 will be determined by the last asure Of
onmber that tdrawr the $50 900 prize. For example II th,
number drawing the SO ends with No. then all thu
ekss where the number sndsin will be entitled to 80.
the number ends with No. then all where
ter ends in 7will be entitledto $40, and to 0.
Certificate Of Packageof Of ~ Whole
10 Half =. ............ 70
10 Quarter -
10 Fights 10