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All Other Trains day, except Sunday
ne rem wanna Railroad COMPANY will not assume
any any rsk & Tor Baggage except for Wearing Apparel and
hlhlt their responsibility TO One Hun red Dollars in
Yaue. All Baggage exceeding that amount in value
VIII be at the risk OF the owners taken by special
contract FN'"'
TICKET OFFICES
Have been opened at o. 62l Chesnut street. Contnen
tai otel and Grard House. where ckets NAV be pro-
cur to all important points Pennsylvania well as
the West. Northwest and Southwest: and u partlcI-
ALLEN. Ticket Agent. " ~ "
nued as heretofore, where all nIO nation ectng
routes, as well as Tickets be had application to
THOMAS PARKE
A.. ,,,. Ticket Agent at the Depot.
IN Emiprant Train runs daily (eXcert Sundayl For
lu particulars as TO iaTe and accom- modaons apply
10 FIR NCIS funk,
d u No. ISL DOCK Street.
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OHIEF QUARTERMA MASTER'S OFFICE
~ DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA /

(NHlEF QU A RT L r NJ ASTER'S OFFICE
~ DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, I
RICHMOND, Va, NAV 2, 1866 I
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until the 10Th inst, at II O'Clock NJ for furnishing
the United States Government with the following
supplies, VIZ -
Glass 1. 1000 cords merchantable hard wood
Glass 2 20 600 bushels Oats III sacks. 400 tons
prime Timothy Hay laled.
baed.
Glass Stationery in such quantities as may be
required, including Letter, Foolscap, FoIo Post,
Note, BlOttng, and Envelope Paper, Envelopes
various sizos), Memorandum 2 4, and qmre Blank
Books, Ink (Arno DIS Fluid, and Ink Powder,
Waters, Sealing Wax, Quils Steel Pens Lead PEN
ellis, Office Tape, Erasers, and Paper Foldersall to
be OF good quality
Proposals vii be made for each class separately
and must designate the article in each class proposed
TO be furnished.
The wood. hay and straw will be subject to inspec
ton on delivery.
Samples of the Oats and the articles on Glass 4
must accompany the proposals.
All supplies to be delivered to the United States
Quartermasters at Richmond and Fortress Monroe
as ey NAV be required free OF expense TO the Gov
ernment, to be paid delivery, or as soon there
after as funds may be received.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or ali proposals which may be deemed incompatible
with the interests OF the Government.
WILLIAM l. JAMES,
Brevet Brig Gen. and Chief QuaItermaster,
65I Department OF Virginia
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S LE OF ARMY WACO ONS,
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF w WASuT NGTON

CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER'sO OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON !
WASHINGTON, ID. G, April 80 1866 J
Sealed Proposals are invited for the purchase OF
$40 ARMY WAGONS,
in lots OF not less than twenty. five.
hese wagons are worn, but still serviceab,e for
road ard farming purposes
. Proposals wi be received until u NJ, WEDNES.
DAY, Mayo
Payment Tin Government funds) will be required
upon notification OF acceptance OF bid, and prior to
the delivery of the Wagons. The right to reject all
bids considered 100 low Is # tserved.
These wagons at Lincoln Depot, about one
mi east of the Capitol and be seen by applying
TO Colonel Iompkins the Quartermaster IN charge.
Proposals should be signed with The bidders full
name, and give his Post Office address endorsed
Proposals to purchase. Army Wagons" and directed
to
d II RUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
420 lot Depot of Washington
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DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD
L SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

The Trains Of the oPennsylvania Central Railroad
leave The Depot at thirty first Market streets
which is reached By the the Market Street pas
senger Railway, running to and from the DepOt Tba
last leaves Front street about 3O minntes ntoy
TO the departure of each rain. P0i
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleven n and Marka+
streets As minutes before the departure the LYening
Trains. 'N'"e
Baggage at the Depot. Orders lei at the C6ice No
ISL [ hesnut street. viii receive attention 0' A'N
AtGsI Ip VI
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M EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
W., FROM loot o. MARK EFT street (U pper FerIy).

Daily, except SUNDAYS NFT '"
FALL AND WINTER ARIA ANGEMENT,
commencing WEDNESDAY,, November rs, 1865
FoS BrdEeton Salem, and all Stations on West Jersey
and salem Railroads, at "A. M and $3.50 T. M
to NIL vile and all intermediate stations at A. n
and3A. M
For ape Nay and intermediate stations at A. M,tS
MiVie, conn Getting with treigh Train Passenger Cal
attached for Cape May, due 345 p. M, ana p, NJ,
through Passenger Que +. Nj.
For GlassbOro and intermediate Stations, at A. M,
Lnd 80 p. N.
For Woodbury., Gloucester, ETC. at A. M, 5. $50
Freight nj be received at second covered wharf
alnut street, from A N. until 5 p. M
Freight received before n. M VIII go forward same
day
Freight delivery, No. 228 g. Delaware avenue
j VAN RENSSELAE Err Superintepd
- THE " EST JERSEY EXPRESS C0MPANY
will attend TO all the usual branches of express buslneEa
Ecelye deliver and forward through other Responsible
article lntrusted to them. >'' "-S
Special Messenger accompanies each throuph train
Omce' NO o Walnut street. 9l6 9m
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United STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
~ OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTRR,
No 250 q Strept

NO, I0U U SJfeet,
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 28, 1865
Sealed Propose Will be received at this office,
until IL O'Clock NJ, MONDAY, May q, for the pur.
chase, from the United States of all the IRON WORK
for MI eteen SIans of "Howe'S Improved Truss
Bridges" consisting OF the Rods, Bolts Plates and
bowels, suitable for the different spans, the latter
varying In length from eighty to one hundred and
forty -one feet.
The Iron Is now stored at the Works of tho Cleye-
land Rolling Mill Company, Cleveland, Ohio and
will be solo by the tCund
detailed oil of the non, and the Length of the
spans, may be obtained ON apphca ION at Tins
office.
TeTms-Cash, in Government funds
The Umed States reserve the night to reject al
bids, II not deemed advantageous.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals Tor the
Purchase { Bridge Iron"
j CRILLY.
Brevet Major and q. M,
43O-lot u S. Army.
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MEDICAL.
V OK POP U Ii.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT

No. III South THIRD Street
Price, $l'O0 per Bottle; $500 for halfadozen.
LIE undersigned citizens take pleasure In cheertu y
coug lis, colds, consumption whoOpng-cough spotted
lever, liver complaint, pains in the breast bronchifs
Inflammation, and restriction OF air the lungs
etc. lie remedy should be in every family 8 1eS'
Charles 9. wilson, FoneN = Press Office.
Charles Ii. Grafen, Sunday MercurV office.
James Nolen Inquirer Office
William +. COrbit, Associated Press.
William II. Carpenter, Fire Alarm and Police Tele
graph, Filth ana Chesnut streets.
Randolph, Front and ombard Streets
James w. Perrine No. ll29 Charles street,
Ii. a. Davis No. 1928 Gaskil street
John WOodslde No 1881 Franklin street
Robert Thompson No. l60s Walter street,
X. q. Marcn, No 626 franklin street
j Ge6Iofi No 73l s. Second street.
John Seymour No. 5l3 3. Front street,
r. W Howard, No Dock street
IL. &. bartlett No. S27 S. second street.
l.. Rates No. SOS Arch street
Albert Martin; No. AT S, Second street
Mary Caldwell No 1882 SAMSON street
W. Thomas. No. 20 n. Fourth street
4. NJ. aTthv. NO. Ii 0 ETeth' Is alley.
George Wi son. No 236 Race street.
". Brooks, Noe North Second street.
NJ j Hassett. No. ll9 Canal street.
5. Seymour Rose BustletOn.
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street.
K. a We iDgon, second and Quarry streets
r. +. Thomas No. 1856 South NiXtl street.
William Barns, No. 5l5 South Front street
), s. SANFORD Opera Manager
John Magnnis. rear OF NJ l34 North Second street
Ars' s. r. Choate Newark De-
Ar VILLAIN b. WrqM:-
slR;-Ne take pleasure in recommending your ITAR
SYRUP TOT which have already scld considerable e
QuGntitesl most excellent and etfcacious remedy
oI the complaints set forth in your printed bill already
submitted 10 the public As gratifying act to suffering
hun Rnty vii cheertuly recommend your prepara-
ton TO Ofcted with diseases which It Is designed to
cure. YCuTs, ETC., z 49,. .
and fXfh afr
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AT GU EEN'S NEWS STAND
IA s. W. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets, 4
DAILY AND wEFKL1xL xLP PaPERs TTE
MAGAZINES,
May be obtained at current rates. sH"
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j. WITH WATER.

DEPARTMENL FOR SUPPLYING THE CITY
l. WITH WATER.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL
Sealed Proposals will be received az the office OF
the Chlet Engineer No. 104 South FIFTH Street,
until TUESDAY, MAY Is, at 3 O'Clock f. M Tor
Anthracite Coal, lump, broken, steamboat, as fol-
lows:-
Say 22OC tons delivered by railroad on the shute at
the Schuylkill works.
2600 tons delivered by boat upon the wharf at the
De aware works
500 tons delivered by carts ON the shute at the
lv enty fourth Ward works.
Bidders will state the coliery from which the coal
is 10 be delivered and the kind of coal bid for and
the price per ton OF 2240 lbs.
Tie coal will be weighed at the point of delivery
and all bone, slate, and dirt rejected. No bids will
be received unless it be accompanied with cerlf-
cate that bond OF five hundred dollars has been
deposited with the City Solicitor, per ordinance
OF N av 25 1860
The Committee reserve The right to accept or reject
any or all the bids.
6SStl HENRY P. NJ. BIRKINBINE,
Chief Engineer Water Depar ment, Philadelphia.
DEPARTMENT FOR SUPPLYING THE CITY
- WITH WAFER.
PROPOSALS FOR ENGINE HOUSE
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
the Chief ENGINEER No. 104 South FIFTH Street,
until TUESDAY, May 10 at O'Clock z. NJ, tor
building the Engine House. Boiler House, and Stack
for the RoXborOuRh Water Works.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the office
OF the Chief Engineer.
No bid will be received unless it be accompanied
lars has been deposited with the City solicitor as
per ordinance of May %, 1860.
he Committee reserve the right to accept or
1881 HENRY p NJ. BIRKINBINE,
Chief Engineer of Water department, Phila.
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RAILROAD LINES.
r EADlN BAILRo

GREAT TRUNK LINF,
fRpN PHlLADLLThlA TO LhE INTERIOR o
lama. UslBFRLAND. AND WYOMING VAL.
LkIsJ The NURTH, NORIhWESI, AND THE
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FREIGHT LINES FOR. NEW YORK AND
l. al the stations on the CAMDEN and AAIBOY and
connecting R4iIroads. INCREAsEn DESPATCH. AlN
THkz CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD AND
TRANsPoRLAIIoN COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New ork will leave WALNUT Street Wha,f at 6
O'Clock NJ daly Sundays exceDtedL
Frepht must be delivered before AZ O'Clock be for
Walded Ihe same day.
Returning, the above lines will leave New York az I2
noon. and and p NJ
Freight for Trenton, Princeton Eing ston New Bruins
wick, and al points ON the Camoen ana AmDoY Rail
road also, on the BeVldeTe. Delaware ana Fleming
ton, the New Jersey the FIeeho and Jamesburg and
the Burlington aud Mount Holly Railroads, received
and forwarded up TO Nj.
The Belvidere Delaware ReilTO0d connects at PbIps-
burg with the Lehgh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kachunk with all points on the De are, awanna
and Western Railroad, Forwarding e. syracuse, Buia o.
and other points In Western New YORK
The New Jersey Railroad connec at Elizabeth with
the New Jersey Central Railroad, and Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad ~
A slip memorandum, specifying the IN arks and num-
bers shippers, and consiPnees mus in instance
be sent with each load OF goods receipt will be
given
n. B.-IneTeased facilities have been made for the
transportation OF live stock. DrOYtr5 invited 10 try
the route When siock Is furnished in quantities OF two
carloads or more II VII be delivered at the foot Of For
tle'h street near the Drove YarI at Pier No /
North River as the shippers ma, Lc' gnste the time
For terms. other Information annryto
WALL Err FREEAAN Freight gent
Ill No. 226 S. DELAWARE ANcLu Phi adelphia
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sUAMER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
r...,-, TRAINS.
CkggTg n,gy me Tompany's Depot. at THIRTEENTH au
hCurs Ahiiaueiphlh NJ iOilOWm
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Brevet Haior-Gen and Ch eff Quartermas er,
64 lat Depot of Washington.
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FAssMAN2s COTToN TIE.
PATENT Iron TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

My Button Tie the first offered for sale any extent in
the South and beeR by thousands of planters With
the shape button since first introduced and have
also procured patent for Buckle Tie witch, for simp
city facility expedition adjustment to bales of of
unequal szes and for security in holding s think superior
The Of iron rope for bang cotton are now
uniVersa acn0wledged It holds the bale much smaller
both the country pressing and the accomplishing the
ports immensely the risk from fire. stronger and its
This sst advantage has been strkngy manifested during
Thousands Of bales Of cotton hsy been lost by the ret
iron hoops had been used In addition to this can be fur
in the hemp growing States has reduced
ply Of hemp such extent prices to rule unprs
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price.
have led for the importation Of large quantity Of
English iron and have made arrangements with
Messrs Chambers Latng for the sale and delivery OF my
Ties.
s-In January received from your press 1899 bales Of
cotton Of which 1000 compressed aud bound with
your new Iron safely affirm that the bound
Presses slowed better and enabled the ship to
more than on any previous voyage. ,, r,.., -.
in better order han the rope bound cotton highly pre-
Rs ppOn Il for Is W PRACTICAL
that dampness will rot the rope bound confidently
and csTefuy watched Il both in loading and dischsgng
80 ''''' JOIN HOWARD, Master,
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector of thu
Tie affords greater protection against loss in of fri
than the old style of hslng with 70 g. 49,,
JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
| 0Ae"- - ''' 8'' ALFRED BELANGER,
| EE.Chef Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS i LATTING,
| Agents for Fassmnn's Iron Ties
And
| DEALERS IN BAGGIEG, ROPE AND TWINE.
| 81 Carondelet street, New Orleans,
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sHERIFF,s sALEs.

SALE BY TIE SHERIFF OF The PARISH OF OR
~ order to sasst whsl i5,
iss5 ~ n PaTttion Second District Court Of New Or
PY vIRTTE of a decree rendered and
Second D u aad u New d9 ss y 's &. a soyo
he MERCHANT, s m P9s6 70 ss a public auction
" ts o sy and an tR @ Second District
S ~ "rqst 70 eject partition the following de-
J. 4 1FkT1iE LOT OF GROUND, togs,ber with all .h.
buiidings and improvement etc thereon situate IN ne Pan
Sourg IRENE Second District Of this city design ated b. the
dated 18th june 1888 II the SQUARE bounded b. VisFs
sst thee ne aud fg2 ns s so s e9sH
street twenty nine feet inch and three lines di oh
depth AcqsTsd b The ae Wilhelm sssppsnssgsn sn
W. ns9ixens estste Of Jeeab Mayer by act heole l.
2 A CERTAIN OTHER LOT OF GROUND. with tho
etc. thereon situated the Fourth District Of
TINS city ~ the bounded by Sb seventh Plaque
mine and Prytania stress lot designated al Nuhay
on aash u.s. f'a dspo 81 4 H he en-
James Graham notary public city and measures thirty
front SIXTH street Of one banded aSd twenty feet 9rtr
the nsF o. Pytanta and SIKH end acquired BY
before "a Notary Graham on the 18th April, 1885
Also
na1,sh q GE iJaoI TRA "A, OF LAND Situate The
souh halt OF quarter, south
township six south IN range No g. three east CONTAIN
ing hree hundred twenty six and hundedhs
Fans Of said properties will be exhibition the Exchange
Rg- KsNs CoEDTross-For the land in the parish Of
S9ston, cash on the spot For TIE the parish
msns and years from date # sale VIII e,ghs nsr
cent interest from date the purchaser to be given
doroed By vendors privilege and special
Act Of sale and o. s. internal Revenue STAMP at IN.
pense OF the purchasers
HARRY 7. HAYS,
sherfn OF the Parish Of Orleana
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CONsTARLE,s SALE. a

CITY OF BALTIMORE VS. sRooxp JUsrrcg CouHr
DANIEL COX. PARISH OF OELEANs-Ho sIO3
RX VIRTUE of PleuFIS FiePf Faefas to
me directed by the Hon n. Braughn Second Justice
OF the Peace in the above entitled suit will proceed 10
AZ public auction at the Merchants and Auc0ueers
change Royal street between Customhouse Streets
II the Second District of this city M0NDAG the 18th day
Of August 1866 at Il O'Clock the following described pro-
ofR CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth Drct Of this city designated by No 81 plan
Louis d Fee city surveyor dated April 3 1850 and depos
zee once q Eqsebe Bonny notary public VII ch square
bounded by Third Fourth, Roman streets being
divided into eighteen lots numbered om one Ia eRbtesn ana
measuring follows in American measurs Two hundred and
seventy SIX feet seven inches and Eve lines
said Roman and Preur streets together with the rights
seryitudes privileges teret ba
ing or snywise appeTtaining
Said property acquired by Daniel by purchase from
estate of John Mcponogh
Boq1y notars public i9r the city Of New Orleans dated May
chase from Messs Peters, Pierre Chase and gan
passed before Grma notary public for the city Of New
leans February 10, 1886
Seized in the above suit
JOHN @. CUZAC,
Constable ST cond Justice Court.
R8-TERHs-Cash on the spot in q. s. treasury notes
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ROMAN LOAN........,. ROMAN LOAN.

AMERICAN IsSUE-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS
TO Treasury of the States Of the Holy See
P he @ @
Act it'll Al 1856 decrsed the emission by su0scrip
ALTHOUGH eF loans have cOn%fnded nearly par hs
ter not wishing impose sacrifice upon thog willing to
assist him in soFmonnng his present temporary embsEass
issue this loan sixysx 900 dollars gold for the one hun
The Bsd payable to bearer of 500 francs, hun
bred dars ol each bearing per cent interest annum
April and the LIST OCTOBER in Paris New York Phs
fpha Being nsx give
es s 9 W hs E. for the pu
chase of the Bonds Il amount Of inter s. Of those Cancelled
It believed that loan will commend itself to capitalists
generally and undoubtedly win to all good Catholics having at
te to 6ssttf IN ~ ya RHS
present greater security s than one gqaE
always pune uy fulfilled every engagement of its Pondhcal
Subscriptions received and Coupons paid at the following
Messrs. EDwD. BLouNT & CO., Paris France.
Msssrs, DUN9AN, SHERMAN a Co, Nassau street, cor
M MessTs DEExEL co. 81 South Third street, Phladel
THOMAS LAYTON, Esq President Southern Bank New
| Orleans.
The venerable Catholic Clergy throughout the United Sta
eve subscriptions and the amount thereof and forward the
sng House Of Messrs Duncan Sherman Co. marked the
en9eIop Ponfcs Loan" receipt Of which the Bonds
VIII De ''lais0''e'' ""N'4-R ROBERT MURPHY, Agent.
of the Most Reverend Archbishop of New
York
Mr. Robert Murphy being bearer t. us Of ntESdaG0gy
to commend earnestly the objects Of his mission TO the
Reverend Clergy and faithful of our Diocese,
Given at New York this Esd day of june A. d. 1866
tJoHN, Archbishop Of New York
Recommendation of the Most Reverend Archbishop of BAl
more,
We unite with the Most Rev. Archbishop Of New York II
recommending the object of Mr. Robert Murphys mission
the ReVeend Clergy and to the faithful q
The Reverend Pastoral Clergy will please recommend tn
work their respective ooks either the pugit or
| they shall deem most suitable and efhcRcious
= N. J. SPALDING Archbishop of Baltimore.
Baltimore Feast Of T. s, Peter and st. Paul 1855
Recommendation Of the Most Reverend Archbishop Of Me-
| Orleans
We certify that Thomas LAYTON Esq, President u Oh
Southern Bank has been appointed agent for the POne
Loan SIR the city of New Orleans and for the DOoeses H
bic Matches, Galveston, Little Rock and Nstehoehea
this nRn capitalists Generally, and 10 the Re-
sTend Clergy and Laity the Dioceses above named
| ~ NJ. ODTN, Archbishop Of New Orleans
New Orleans, 18th July, 1856
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OF VIRGINIA

The Session will begin the LIST day of October 1856
and end on the29th Of June, 1857.
Professor of Latin and Second Professor Of Law viii be
appointed the 18th August when the organization of
the Departments Of Observation-Disclosures, Law and hedi
oswnl be fully reestsbshed the enlarged basis
before the
The entire expenses Of the Academic Student exclusive
Of text books clothing anpOcket money amount to $3.50 In
per of nine months of the Law Student TO
$685. and Of the Medical Student, to 1890
For catalogue, giving details for special information
address S. MAUPIN,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
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A LABAMA STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNIVERSITY
Capital Prize, $4,000.
ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
5.. GLASS /.
. To be drawn at Mobile, Alabama, in public,
.. On Monday. August 9. 1866.
WHITFIELD BRoADBENT & CO., MANAGERS.
WHITFIELD, BRoADBENr co., MANAGERS

APPROPRIATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the $50 600 prize are 'G -. r.. s45Os
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize observation-disclosures. $3.50
approximation prizes of 800 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten of the number
drawing the $l2 800 prize 1900
9 approximation prizes of 800 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the $1,000 prize ..,......,. ........ 500
Is approximation prizes of 100 each for the nine
drawing the $3.50 prize are ................ 1860
4sT prizes amounting to. SlsuO00
Whole tickets, s12 Halves, S. Quarters So Eighths
81 50,
All the prizes above stated drawn etszy drawing
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
the drawing there 10000 tickets numbered from
$4,000 There 1877 fall prizes No smaller prize than 500
Tickets for sale and prizes cashed by
CHAs T. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
No. 40 Camp street,
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans
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POatofice-UBltersity of virginia.
IHE /" ARROW TIE"

TO PLANTERS, FACTORS AND DEALERs
hns stock this superior and popular BAND AND
TIE for Bang Cotton now landing sxbRrka Atlanta EEtse
end W. L. Burroughs.
Factors and Dealers supplied the best Address
Hsasrs GIvEN, WATTS CO., or
h 7, BARTLETT, Ageas,
@ Cazondest street,
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KENTUCKY sTATE LOTTERY, CLASS G,
FOR THE BENEFIT or SHELBY COLLEGE,
TO Drawn At
C~viaTton. N.Y. Thar,day, August 10. 1860.
SCH z NE:
APPROPRIATION PRICE:


approximation prizes ef 5000 each for The
naming units of the same ten Of tie number
drawing the $4,000 prize ............... $1,000
approximation prizes OF $500 each for th5uine
drawing the $4,000 p1iss ~. :. -. ... G4o
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nns
manning units of the Of the nunher
drawing the $1,000 prize 400
8 approximation prizes OF 500 each the nike re-
drawing the 5000 pcise 1900
ID approximation prizes of 5 40 each for the nine
meining units Of the same ten of the numbers
drawing the So 600 prizes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 54O0
10 approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the game ten Of the numbers
drawing the $1,000 prizes Observation-Disclosures. $500
10 approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine
drawing the $3.50 T prfz ear M 's na1" 1900
$50 prizes amosnting TO- 8809 900
Whole tickets sl2 Halves ST. Quartss 81 Eghtts 81 So
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
CHAs. r. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer,
No. 40 Camp street.
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans