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Shortly before twelve o'clock yesterday noon, are
broke oct in the cellar Of building No. so Broad street.
Of Stone street, occupied by Spencer p. C. Van
Bokkelcn, dealer IN provisions and naval stores. The
cellar contained 90 barrels Of spirits OF turpentne
and about ninety terces OF taow oil, together with any
barrels Of pork The nasmmabe character of the stock
produced dense smoke which prevented the nrcmen
from entering the premises 10 bring water 70 bear on the
by the bursting Of some Of the barrels Of turpcnne AT
each OF these explosions the flames burst into the
they fearIcey returned their duty psrse
verinely 70 extinguh the fire. No steam Engine
inc nre ana carry a. rorI on me corner S'one ana
filed the cellar bu, the Ere burning the under
side OF the eoor bcams the rcmen unable 10 bring
any bear upon the flames On the bursting of the
tpcntlne barrels the fluid the top OF the water
where It burned furiously At one time fears
chef ESeuser Decker ordered th., the Esemp. steam
Engine and No. 3s be sent for. They arrived on the
ground about hapast three O'Clock and soon Afterwards
The steady and large streams Of water thrown by the
steam engines demonstrated their great utility and ad
there been Ere in this city where the flames have 30
long dced the cxertons Of the rcmcu and yet been
nned % one Psss Inc rs was not entnspshsa unit
The stock OF Mr. Van Bokkclcn will be damaged TO the
extent Of about $1,000 Incurred Tor eco 600 in the Me-
chsnics' Of Brooklyn, Atlantic OF Brooklyn, Broadway
and another city insurance company
Tue second hoor Is occupied by r. r. Berthoid, com
mesiOn mcfCnHnt Hs omce fufnlture ana sork arc ua
probably 70 the extent OF $780, Insured for ~ 900
In the FremcDs Insurance Company.
The building IL owned by Francis y. norr; II s dam
aged about 81 600 insured for 81 90 In the Howard and
other city insurance companies.
Some slight damage done ~ water 10 the stock Of
stationery Of W. II. Tafton Co, NO. 50 Broad street
insured.
Tho nre originated In the cellar supposed through the
carclessness OF Of the hands throwing match
90 the hoor which covered with urpentne and oil.
The Fire Marshal present, and win no doubt in
vestigats the matter
NOTICE TO FrRyvrS.
The Board OF Engineers and Forcmeu Will meet At
Firemens Hail. this Thursday evening, July % at
eight O'clock make suitable arrangements 70 attend
the funeral OF the late Thomas Cox Of Hose Company No.
20 who lost his life while in the discharge OF bis duty
the 25th inst JOHN DECKER. Chief Engineer.
W. r. W. CBANBErs, Secretary.
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Coroner Inquests.

THy ACCIDENT uw NEW HAVEN R,n2oAp.-ltn inquest
held yesterday by Coroner Jsckman on the body OF
unknown woman who killed near Fty street,
on Tuesday, by q train OF the New Haven Railroad.
spectator who Witnessed the accident testified that she
was evidently intoxicated at the time. verdict In &C
cordancc with the facts rendered Deceased appeared
TO be about twenty years Of age and native Of Ire
land She had light grey eyes nd dark brown hair and
dressed in striped calico dress aud lilac sgo,seieoe
Wise
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HrsCELLAHEOUs.
LwAys soMErfnNo NEW.
Az PROF. WOODS
hha NAArrvK CORDIAL
BLOOD RkNovAroR


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revsiass rsa.tsss ana S ssrsws - 81 49,
rsudsr. A .,.s ni s 8 . . scs; :
!. z As Sny psepsr.non eve. e1ered p NE vorA 81
o and :, =. sSs !: ps e 3.
cd TO- ~ 70 ~ IN perfect aoocrAanes With the nwS
Saf o x Ss sss -: ss q -
Ss = % s. mc sss
feet wSOs; ssy n ny 70 ;.
u he msdiosi world. fcr needs no nsdes si o ses
that debility follow an attacks q d:sA:s ssa grocees
tack. q many q The Ics fs.s sacS for eI.spis, =
Ie s e. ~ppss Ssnsnss ke1Sss iss.Sy FEE
= ralgia, Pslpstaton q the Heart nsIAncholy, MSh
Psinfa oo profss os sss sesa. 4
ton, and Falling o. De Wont Ihess AL eepend upon
y ..t There l. no nsstsIs sSoss L S@ o. : net 81
i've. " q ep:o g
1SusS 7s s . :,d ~ 3 ' n
as saS a.c i o. he PEI. p =: Sc
oGoy: nd he Psi.a, sess down 70 ;sI prs1.ss
IN: o sS'es ~. re- h.Ss ia
diacO q sas ysen Bat We WIN ~, in thls Cordial
pleasant snd sssosu remedy for io ss. q s,pesss
ssuT ,,. n.us:ss , Ss.I =: "a sss on.S 2.
.s.es o"s1.Soss. sc!dsy g u soa.sA ss.vou.
splr!A, sores pImpIes he fsce any dlsrsss aS
ing from impure bleed such - sorofula- eryapeas
:. claas OF dtseases called female WeAkaeaa and
mera.ed above. We win also say tho traveller ex
Ipoaed 10 eyidemica, change Of climate and wsssr VIII
b lind pleasant. safe and sure remedy and
= Ahoud ever travel without Reader Wy Il. for
sure you you viii find In frend Indeed, well a
friend In need All pcrSons Of sedentary habits VIII
find perfect preventive Of - well cure for hoss
: ailments 70 which they are partiralariy erposeA
Hence mIieers. students, a.sorneyn literary gca.ie
door exerc,ss, WIN ind 70 thsir advantage - kosp
bottle constantly 90 hand and above AL, mothera r
hose becoming SUCH viii 70 through the most dnngert
period not Only with al their ACCUSTOMED strength
but safe and free from the thoesand ailments 20 PRO
vaieni among the female portion Of the world In
short Ia indeed q mo<her's cordial Try IT, Old Anlf
young; longer The risk Of delay. I. viii relieve
and prove itself emphAcauy sResscrHs,ve CorttA aaA
Blood Renovator
Oh. WOOD proprietor, ~ Broadway, New Yort,
and III Market street. st. Louis, No, and oo@d BY ell
good druggists Price one dollar per bosss.
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SAVANNAH BItES
NO NORTH (Cap Of Liberty NO sorrE.
NO FAST. fCsspcd Hands) No ~zsr.
New YORK. .Iuly 25 1850

Az the troops marched down Broadway thousands o
spectators oongrcgatcd at the store Window balconies
and the sidewalks 70 take parting view OF the Blues
AT THE STEAMSHIP DOCK.
The military marched on the steamship dock, al per
No North river at Eve O'Clock r. NJ and were received
by tho huzzss OF a large crowd Of spectators
At quarter past ave O'Clock the aes a the steanship
Torids which the roos were embarked, were Yet 90
amid the cheers Of the military the airing Of canonn and
the music OF Dodworth's band, playing "Aud Lang
synev AID "Hcne sweet Home THIS closed the visit
Of the savannah Blues 10 New borS.
The photographs who took the picture N The c1mpa.
MICS At Mr. N. whtocss on saturday presented Csp'
tain Anderson with One Of the pictures % bchst o Mr.
W. and another wa prcsented 70 the COMPANY
isvrrArIos 10 vrsr Boston.
We recs,rei tls c,goF9s tsey-spb.s Jsspa,sJ ,9a
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The Commissioners OF WashinRton
Heights.


PROPOSED PLAN OF LAYING OUT THE UNFINISHED
PART OF THE MAP OF THE CTTY-rHE QUApKANGU-
LAR SYSTEM RHuDIArKD, ETC.
regular stated meeting OF the Commissioners ap-
pointed 10 lay out the city OF New York north OF I55h
street held in their Office yesterday afternoon at
Fort Washington, on the Kngsbridge road. Messrs.
James wiet, Henry q Elliot, Isaac Dyckman, John r.
Seaman Isaac p Martin, Charles NJ Connolly and John
A. Haven--thc full Board--were present
The President Mr.. WILT, in tho Chair the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted unanimously;-
Of l55h street. which by the Legislature Of the
State Of New York has become the duty Of this Com
700 Of land, mostly Of rocky irregular formation
rising abruptly from the Hudson and Harlem rivers by
which !! Is sounded 70 height varying from ave otwo
general system Of rectangular streets and squares be
applied; therefore,
should be adopted which, by careful resencs TO the
present formation Of the ground shall adjust all roads
and grades 70 sne pfesen. sopogspny with ngc re-
Resolved, That the property owners in the district
invited 70 call At the Office OF the Commissioners, and
make such suggestions they may desire for the
sideration Of this Board and the Information Of its
Resolved That previous to the final adoption OF any
shall be given in the public journals and ample time Al
lowed 70 the owners OF property to present thor views
Resolved Thst the Office Of the Commissioners on the
Kngsbridge road 1t Fort Washington, be kept open daily
for the Of the property owners and the public
and that the secretary be authorized TO give adequate
publicity 70 these resolutions in the public papers
The district In relation 10 which the above action
taken Is the extreme northern neck Of the Island Of New
York. from the Trinity Cemetery to Spuyten Duyve
creek and has 1t present 20 public thoroughfare except
the Kingsbridge road Tenth avenue, which runs a
short distance into the district stops the woods at Fort
George, and hardly be called thoroughfare'
yet great portion Of the district 10 unsaeable a. Is
unlnhabable for want OF practicable 10 by any
roads streets No plan has been adopted, or even
hardly discussed by the Board thus far previous 70 the
above.
The Commissioners into once In May, and
organized by the choice Of James c. Wet President
Henry H. Elliot Vice President, and Carl o. b. Bryant
Secretary The members Of the Board not allowed
any pay and any purchases by them Of lands within the
district, contracts, directly indirectly therefor,
during their term Of Office made void by the law
The members OF the Board all residents Of the dis
trct and all but property owners, In the same
In the Of commissioners Of highways in all the
other counties Of the STATE and their number seven the
. majority Of jury OF frecholders called for
laying out roads in OF the townships Of this State
Regular meetings Of the Board viii be held weekly, and
their active operations only delayed tor the
Appropriation by the municipal boards.
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BAxs-CrAswoS wednesday, July IS, by the
Rev. Peter Stryker at the Reformed Dutch church, West
Twenty third JoHS A. BAKKx 70 LAURA daughter
OF the late Simon Cannon
DxsxspoRF- On Tuesday, July "a, by the
Rev. 7. J. Sawyer, Mr. A. +. DBxsDosy TO Miss JIMMIE
HRRsxRT, both Of this city
HARxos--INnGsros.-- Tuesday, July "a, by the
Rev 8. Bel, D. d., CYsus NJ HARMON to JOANNA, eldest
daughter Of the late Sidney N Livingston.
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InfA nNsle Convulsioas.


MRS wrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children ,ee,s.
@as eoIe' and oysrcome ISr1STfiE coSSSIsfoSs
fsi f1 saa
druggists. tsea;y Eve cents bos'le.
Brooklyn Phosographs.-wiuia
nnia,urea cabinez inperA<Nna fs sas Two or'y nins
The Prince OF waies.-A Photograph,
l afSs . e.I sosi as. 0s % '' r'' ''u'
Bushes. and Waiting Card Photo
gaphc osiier.t portraits fron ds ST. By HOLMES, s''
whiskey.-s. r. suits Kentucky salt
River ND ss p Il: q ss g. I'll and .
Good Tsa-One Dollar the Chest, at
and rs Greenwich street
Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated
roIsELEss sywIro MACHINES,
e; e s sT':S, ~ s's :, g,,s
stesnway 4 sons
overns Grad And sas.rs psos ss tor I've
Lada, webster IL Co.'S Improved Tight
stitch Sewing Machines, At 800 Broadway.
Bursar Proof Safes si Brosarsy corner Of Murray street.
w" ~
EltrehuSh's IIlustve Wfg-An entire No.
vesy parting ns,ainabe tarins Up besind 20 Bros
vsJ, next A. 7. Sevari Co.'S
Batchelor's Hair Dye fs ths Best In the
world Made sod and applied IN sppfopnsis pnvss
81 The wig fac or. 10 Bond s.seet
Besutfful CompIesson. -Lsfrd's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having no els tor oesuu
flying and preserving the skin. 40 broadway.
Bslrs Hair Dye. Fi0y cents, Slack 90
brown No. barclay sree and sod bT al drug ;s
Crissadero's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toa-
pess-The best In che world Whoesae ana read AID sa
dye prvsseI applied a No 8 Assor House-
Barry's Trffopherons II the Hest and
ehespcG for dregag bssudyng, curing, csanan
preserving and resDrnx he Salr fhes w T. soa By ~
druxxsa.
DIR. Marsh tonftnues TO Apply Ills nadt'
Cure Trlss N efec1aR peruaasa. Cues
heSnAa or rupture MARSH CO, 10. Nes.J e., N 4
! DIR. Riggs Truss and Nsrtcvceie Hnstru.
meats a. No Astor Houae Ra'~snce % RsrcN rrre,.
small Pos--The most Terrible Dtsese
thai sfecs ms1knd u esay cont ied a1i ab3uei ~ th
usc o. HoldOWhfT Pms TlsO tnsr' W. pr" eui n y, y
-pncs pis be-des ns7, 30 80 III '.'s1 aeorT 80
Va l--1g 10 ysr0gs s4
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10 Creased pig race.
The exhibition tent win be erected. and band pro-
vided for the accommodation Of dancers.
All entries must be notified 70 the Chairman Of the dr.
terent sub committees or the Secretary On o. before Sat-
All Indians competing for prizes must bs IN national
The decision Of the Judge all cases Of dispute win b.
final
The regatta, which Is 10 take place aAer the auspices
Of the Halfax Yacht Club. win include the undermsa
toned
Fishing fats with two pairs OF paddles No secood prize
Fishing whaIers Of -four oars pulled by fishermen. No
race unless three boats start.
First class fishing s.ilbOa.s Of six tona and upwards
Second class fishing saiboats (whaers &c under SIX
tons No second prize unless I've start.
unless three start.
Man of. war launches.
AAnof.war barges and pinnaces
Man cutters, twelve oars
Man ofwar cutters, ten oars
Canoes padded BY indians First, second and third
prizes.
Canoes padded BY squaws. First, sccO0d and third
prizes.
Gigs Of four oars, pulled by mechanics
Decked vessels, fishing and ooastng, sixty toas N NJ
and under. Provincial prize
wherres of one pair paddles pulled by amateurs.
Man Of war gigs, six OARS.
wherries Of one pair paddles pulled by amateurs
First class yachts
Second class yachts.
Gigs OF four pulled by soldiers OF the garrison
Gigs Of four oars pulled by young men under twenty
ofage.
Man ofwar Jolly boats.
Man of war launches, pulled by marines
Man OF. war dingles.
Man of war copper punts and stages.
Punt and gig race, greasy pole, DC.
An advertisement announces that at the ball 10 be gwen
In honor OF His Royal Hghness gentlemen will only be ad
mtted In uniform or full dress coat, mot frock
black trousers, black white wascoat, white
and white kid gloves. The tickets limited number
TO thousand, and priced dollars gentle
and half that sum for ladies' but the demand them
is not very spirited.
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ye1r Qoe1 shsv an increase OF 5000 bbls -four
10000 bushels wheat yt6 900 bushes corn Increase Ia
shipments the same time 6S 900 bb four $50 900 bush
es wheat, 20 300 bushels In store here at the
prssent tme, 27oo bbs four, q 900 bushels wheat,
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A IL DEAF PERSONS

Al DEAF PERSON. wuo HAVE
TO GET RRiLxg
FI.sHWHRRR
isssSSIaSTEIf
Dr. Won NS oSonis4 Hsso AUnsr.
WHO , NIL
7HEsa HEARIsd
sTsrxS.
READ
TEsrIMONiAiS.
- PROM PrrrR scLAuGaIIr, ksa.
srss, skull nave been deaf FOR Long tine and s,pee
s no ana demesy restoring he sfHnf 70 ss dsa1 r
NEW YORK, July a, 1850. Ill West Eleventh stresa-
ROBERT BA0E, Esq,
President Of Fire Company New ror
Dr. vos MoscuHsxrR. oculs. and AuriS,
No. l07 Clinton Piace:-
ton The % .. 70 s Me-. e s
totally deaf in by the advice frfens
without scarcely any pain entirely cured me Ven: ~
your Office deaf and my hearing = we'd ever-f
which shall ever be thankful TO Should yoo tak ps-
per you Can use my name.
with great respect,
Your obedient servant
. ROBERT BAGE ~ Val stress.
= NEW YORK. July II, 1860
GEORGE GORDON ESQ NEW YORK
DR. Won Moschzis&er operated my d,Ansas
my entire Substitution In few days w~ perfectly rese1
much pleasure In ommendinr him.
GE0. GORDON. e5 Wal srres.
'' '''N '' DR. y Won MoscHzsxEs.
,r,enr =. the well known 800
Inventor Of the EAR vXPoRizER Which, resolss n. s.,r
ing 10 the most obstinate well stops ths
the head be consulted all diseases u. eye
lN CLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH STREET.
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secood day Of the Pr'oeca ysa. Immediately aes The
review-
Races Prizes.
Isl. "a ID
1. Flat rsoc-S0o ysrds, opea TO Nova SEQ
tians oniy +--.....................vIx ~ ~
2. Flat race-s00 yards, open TO ali. ......I2 8
!. Fiat race-j00 yards, boys not over
IL or under 10 years Of ge............6 2
Hurdle race-10o yards-eght hurdles
feet inches open to ALL ............1S 10
b. Champion race, open TO winners Of tho
soove....... ................ additfonG
Running high jump. ...............t r.
Running wide jump.
:. tsut n&.......
Running hop skip and jump. ...........
10. Climbing creased pole. ...............
IL cSck races
~ Putting shot "a pounds, open to an.....S
~. throwing siedge.. ............
~. Isous ana ueacle. .....................
Is. Wheelbarrow bindfold. ................
SPORTS.
l6 Fiat for Indians in national costume,
500 yards, the winner also run In
the champion race.
H. BOWS and srrows.... ..................
l8 Grand Indian war dance .............. 30
TO be dStr jbutedl
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M ArRlod.

Birth.
Josxs-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, July "a, the wife
Rossar s JoSrs Of a daughter.
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A TTENTTON, SIR KNIGHTS OF NORTON CohMANo
n cry No. 4-You will report yourselves the
smo q the asylum corner q Grand and Centre sree.a today
at O'Clock M armed and equipped directed By t5e
der OF July ~ 10 assist In the reception WASH ngson C
mandery No. !, and the q. ". Of the U. &.
N. o. BENJAMIN, Commands.
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Business and whiting Card Photo
graphic oallery,ea portraits rvn fs ST. b. HOLMES. 3a5
Bruadyay ltsD) taken daily.
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The Prince OF waies.-A Photograph,
fun figure, IN Os5orne Park. for Soc al the Psror 0slery
l,x Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
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Whiskey.-s. r. suit's Kentucky salt
Rlver Bour son, sold AL druggists. HEoKMAN CO.,
Eos- 1s2 soo I'LL and 7S Broadway, N.T.
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ing wiz snos. Instantly relieve grp,ng ~ ss ecyet and
wind colo, and overcome TNFANT1LE COMMISSIONS,
which, II speedily remedlet end In DEATH.
10 also TIE best and sures remedy IN the world for all
Of DysRNTERY and DfARRHHA In children, whetber
arises from teething from oSser sold By Al
druggists, twenty i've cents . bot;le.
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BEAUTIFUL. CoMPIENIoH.-ro REMovE TAX.
"A freckes, pinples &C. and 10 mpart healthy hue N tAs
eompiesion use Madame Lewenbsrg Cos P.sles de 70
James X. Chiffon, the celebrated ebemst;
persons daily attest s undenblr merits For saie so
sss and perfumers Price 20 oson bot B-i pers..s
viii find Madame LIS Paslles xfe nfalible remedy,
Cautioo-Plcsse examine the label genuine Nth
out The certificate u james r. Chiffon. N. D. sn tAe exaa
turc. &. I.YWFrBHR1.
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Good Tsa-One Dollar the Chest, at
CHRIsTIANsOFs Tea wsrehose. No. Casn5erss stree,
giG Greenwich
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White, the Halter, Ahe Rd.-New ShaP,
in fine Straw HAs TO- 90 do from auction One dollar
ZIG Broadway.
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WOOD, EDDY & Co.'S
GRiNU EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,
On the Three Wander Plqp.
. A p IT "A L FRI q e.
- $1OO,OOOI

Takes place ossthe Last otstarIay iu each Month.
Whole Tickets $50: llulves $40; Quarters IS,
Egths S2.5u.
~ orrsRlSa 7IcI:ir- or CERTIFICATES
Enclose theia:nonut of money Ssnur address
what you wish to purchase: uau:" the Lottery
in which ypu wish it invested, and whether
You wisl Halyes, Wh"lrS or Quartcrs, Oh re-.
ccrt of<whiGi'@esen what il ordered by first
nnil t"getItrSwith iiie scheme
Immediately after til. hrawi"g.a prirtrl
drawing. cersifed" 10 by the Commissioners.
will be sent. with explanation.
Purchaser will please write t, cir signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State.
All communications strictly confidential
All prizes Of 81 900 ard under, paid iu-
mcdia.cly after the drawing--o,ler Prizes at
the. usual time OF 40 days.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates to be nd
dressed 10
WOOD. EDDY Il Co. Augusta. Ga.
or. WOOD, EDDY IL CO:faA A,anta Ga
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Winiins,ulr,Del.
A list of the Luu.brrs that are drawn from
the wheel. with the amount of the prize that
each is entitled TO. will he published, after
every drawing in the follow ing papers
-dmg"stn (Ga) -ConsfiiHina'ist. MoJife Register
Nashville Eazette. Hichmand BiSpntch. I'auid
ing Miss lC9arino, Ntac York Hcrald Ne,r York
Times. Nov. II, lS59,-l2m
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Amount Of Cash in Continental Rank. n Y. Sl9707
hands Agents of OIal)
q UnincunJered Naa Estate No. Wall Street
I'm Treasur Mott krt
I" Missouri State Bonds, marke, value,
Z" brooklyn City Water Bonds. Prct I" 1O25O
:" Bank Stocks
Loans Bonds l. frst of recorder
R-alE ileastS O,and
which there is less than due aud
ing-rae of interest. per cent
Lot on Bonds. q the
ket value of securities pie's"l S2i.i29
:" Due for Premiums Policies at Office,
Bills nand
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CoMBINAT PLAN
GLASS 9:
DRAWS EVERY TUESDAY AT II O'CLOCK a. NJ
CAPITAL PRIZES,
100000!

34.4l2 Prizes amounting to $l,O30,472
TICKETS SIC, HALVES *8. QuAnrEns 81 EIGurrs So
Certificates Of 26 Whoies s25o--C-rt iGcntcs
OF 26 Observation-Disclosures of - Quarters
S62,59-Certifi ificntes Of 2G lights S3l.25 e
PLEASE TAKE NOTICEl
That in ordsring Tickets. the only thing
necessary to insure safety aud dispatch. is That
you address ns, in II rInin hand. giving your
Post Office. County, and State. and your orders
will be answered by return mail.
Tint we send the Official Printe., Ora Nv ing
t" every patron, Immediately after the same is
issued. and with The Drawing IL Statement to
each individual Of what he or she had drawn
That we cash all Prizes under 81, 900 i,nmc-
di"tcly after the Drawing. in Specie. Bark
Notes. or Drafts.
4AH Communications strictly confidential.
Purchasers will pleas write their sigma, urrs
l;a,n. and Civ. tieir Pest Office County AID
State.
Circulars containing full rxI.innnli"r,- a.
our Schemes. De. will h- t"rwnrIs,l. biz mail,
10 any on. sending ns his maine.
Address all orders to
HODGES. DAVIS d CO.,
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Ordinary Drawing,
To take place as Above epcciiiei.
GRAND PRIZE OF $4,000!

$3.50 Prizes amounting ia :32U,uOO
Whole Tickets $40; lIalvessS5; Quarters S23
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& LITTLE's
RiNGW0RM & TETTER OINTMENT.
FOHTIS, No. 2

Hundreds Of cases Of Chronic Tetters Scald Heads,
and diseases Of the skin generally, have been ctta
by this remedy; and since the Introduction pf tho
has been found that It win not easctually erRcate
In short time. For: the cure Of Canoesesx Soses'
is slplest iniafhs. e.: 10, qi rft,n.ss 4, : ,
IN more than two hundred places is GssSsfs, sbd
IN the Southern States. they are to be snS ssii
remedies, By palmins OF thsir, own or sonethisg
Neise by uslug the raHa, similsr nsaiss ~ iotG
4 the dsylist all b cxat5hedfo lssk gen fSs thso
signature Of the Proprietor, shns:- -,
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Ek'ETLE'S :,
AN0DYNE COUGH DROPS. /.

certnfn ctre Jor Colds, Coughs. Bronchttfs,
Asthma, Pain In the ByedSt :: also Group, =
Woopfu0 Coughs. &c., &C., rsg,
amongst Children. "a
This IS pleasant medicine to take, producing indssk
mediate relief audjn nine pnt OF ten q prompt
cure. It exercises tho n16SE controlling influence
over Coughs aad Irritation Of thssLuugs Of auy re-
niedy known, often stopping the most violent In o
few hours, or at most In day or two. Many cases
thought to be decidedly consumptive, have beea
promptly cured by using few bottles. As anodyne
.expectorsn without astringing tho bowels II stands
paramount 70 all cough mixtureE