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Schedule Of Presents.
Cash Pesent.......... $40 0o0
Cash 20 900
Cash 1900
Cash 1900
Cash Presents Of q, 500 each 5000
Handsome County kesideBc Stable GROUNDS,
he, Germantown, fhiiadelphsss-..-..s..5.. $4,000
Double Rssldspce. three story brick, Camden,
New Jersey s....-...,..,..... ls0oe
Cos. Dsso. Once. Sheds 81 ,., srsa q With b.1i
ssus, Rhtladslphia ........... Is 600
coestry ksstdsace. Eiserstde, n. j., with
0rOand, kfutta &c.,. .....-.. 10000
Three4tory Cottage, Lot, 5000
Valuable building Lots Riverside, 100 each 5000
Horses, Haeusss Ne, uoupasas 49,. ....... 5000
10 fsaanhle Bui dings LoM Riyersdt 800 each 5000
B-sa,ital Silver ersy Hpuf, l5x hands high,
sfscd by the teIsa, ated impotte Arabian
Hefse .sxirh." also, light Road Nagon,
weight 40 pou. d., With SCI Of sups rssf
Single Hsrness, Ac, making first-eisn
sstahts6Ment 1000
20 Pianos $500 zach. 10000
20 Aelodeons, S25 each 4500
Rosewood Sewing Msehn, s. 1900 each........ 1000
10 Family sc~ns Machines, 500 each-......... Iee0
SO Fine Gold Watches. $500 lo0oe
loo OIL PAintins', BY leading srtiats-aFsreeate
usm.s a.Ir Shawl, !, 600 :. On 's seoo
CaaselS IA. sbs~ls $4,000 each ........... s,e0e
uaa1se1is lnss ehawis 40 $50
~ oneAners ohawls, $50 eecA $40
- eiik Drsas PattHns, rs each 500
% r1ty Building Lots LIS each. $3.50
Tbs remainder VIII consdst OF euvefwsre, Mn
sica3 Noxss, OpssA 0laeses Pocket bibles,
sad ,dlesFsh4 arsleies Of orneDsst snd ms.
amounting $1,000
ro..l..........-................. $50 900
All the properties given clear Of incuubranes
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ssaA drrs 70 us " naal snclosiax too u to -,
iAsr " Post 0cs oe6eEs ID Registered letter, 1t
~ ~, larger amcsass shosId be ssat ~ 1saft
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-19
AN ORDINANCE.

ITO establish new boundaries to Spring
a Street and to vacate part of the old boundaries
thereof. Fs % ~ '.--tt-,.
Be il ordained BY the Mayor Recorder and Trustees OF
the Incorporated village of Ashtabula.
SEC That Spring street shall hereafter be forty feet
wide from the east line of main street to point i'll the
centre of said Spring street chains and
links, and north $50 10 west from the north end of the
bridge Ashtubua creek and from that point to
the east boundary Of the Incorporated village Of Ashtabu
Ia it shall hereafter be sixty feet wide and the centre
line ofsad street is hereby established and shall hereafter
be foOws Commencing at point in the east line OF
Main street twenty feetnorth of the north brick wall OF
the Clarendon house building ii stands extended
to the line of Main street, thence running easterly
to stake standing south So 80 east twenty feet from
stone in the south side Of Spring street near the Care
don house barn. thence south 2" so east chain and 30
links, thence south 26o45 west two chains and three
thence south 60 S chains thence south 13o, west
223 chains thence south 30 30 west 253 chains to near
the bottom of the hill, thence south 5o 10 east chains
IS links to the north end ofte bridge thence i'll the
tire of the old county road laid cut and located to the
east line of the Incorporated village of Ashtabula
SEC 21hat said Spring street is hereby declared to
be opened according to the above boundaries to be used
Dy the public as street and to be kept open and worked
by the supervisor other streets in said Incorporated
village of Ashtabpla and all land lying within the old
boundaries of said Spring street not embraced in the
above boundass hereby forever vacated street and
the incorporated village of Ashtabula does hereby ren
qulsh for ever all right and claim to the fora street
and for all other purposes.
SEC 3That this ordinance shall take effect and be in
force on and after its passage and all other ordnan
ces OF the Incorporated Village of Ashabua inconsistent
Herewith are hereby repealed,
Passed Dec. 80, 1856 II L. MORRISON Mavor
Attest: ED. f. FITCH Recorder Sss9yy3
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-19
sLnAN,s GnNnIII0M PoWDER

Has the largest sale f any Horse and Cattle Medicine
t this country II j. cuInlH.ei q" herbs and roots and
for inigdnrss safety certain. ii, toroughncss stands
pre-eninently at tIio head of the list of Horse and
Guile iie4iicfnss
Ii carries of all gross imors. prevents horses from
Becoming stiff fsIHeTinl ptFit the blood, i0Gsens
the skim aud gives il a smooth aid glossy appearance,
-cleaises fe and strengthens every part OF the
body. Ii il also "a safe and certain remedy for coughs
sud colds, which generate aiany fatal diseases.
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE!

A.htabula. o., May Isl, 1866
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-19
Special Master Commissioners Sale Of
PIG Lands and Tenements.
AshtaJfla Common Pleas, October term, 1865:

Joan I Is lyon order Of Sale.
Thompson a. Rice. a1- saIs19 -
pY virtue of order of sale duly issued
IVfrom said Court in the above case, directed,
will offer for sale by way public auction the door
of the Court House in Jefferson Ashtahula County Ohio
On Saturday January 10. 1867,
between the hours of 10 ad 40 clock Of said day the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements to-w Situate
in Conneaut Township in said county of Ashtabua and
state Ohio being part ofot number one, In township
number fourteen 90 in the first range of townships
the Connecticut Western Reserve ald bounded and de-
scfbed follows, towit Beginning the west side of
the west pier al Conneaut harbor AZ the northeast
lot of land he etofOre conveyed by Isaac and Da
vid Ford Julia Ann Howard thence running westerly
along the north line said last mentioned lot and at
right angels with said ;cT five - chains thence north
erly and parallel with pier three % chains to stake.
thence north seyenyree degrees C3o) est five chains
the said pier thence south along said pier seventeen
degrers To} east two chains thence easterly line
right angles with said pier to the centre of Conneaut
creek. thence southeTy line parallel with said pier
chain thence westerly to the place OF beginning,
tanning about and three fourths 90 of land
saving and excepting such as the United States may
have and TO the pier and the public may have the
Of the waters Of the creek navgable stream and
highway. Appraised at dollars. 81
II. J. COVELL, Sheriff,
As Special Mastsr Commissioner
noc I'D. -.r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-19
= NEW GOODS. NEW GooDs.!

- NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
.-..aa GREAT BARGAINS
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
PIER 81 HALL
Ice 4 THEIR NEW STORE IN THE
IA Clarendon House, are just opening the best, laTg
CLOTHING.
Cars,
and gentlemens Furnishing Goods ever brought into
this market:
Overceats,
Dress Coats
English Frocks,
Business Sacks,
e., Boys Complete Suits,
French Cashmere Pants and Vests.
Cashmere Pants and Vests,
Doe Skin Pants and Vests,
a Harris Cpssimere Pants and Vests
silk and Satin Vests,
&c. &c, &c. &c.
Our Stock of Cloths, comprise
Chinchila Beaver,
Bsquime Beaver,
French Coatings,
Fancy Cassmeres,
a- Harris Cassmeres,
Broad Cloths,
&C., &C, a., &C.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen Shirts
Muslin Shirts,
~ =. Flannel Shrts
Cashmere Shirts,
Hosiery,
Linen and Silk Handkerchiess,
Gloves and Neck Ties,
Paper Collars,
Paper and Linen Cuffs
''Ats slee3e pias' Buttons,
silk Hats,
Cashmere Hats
Resort Hats,
Driving Hats,
Bismarck Hats,
Regufta Eats,
Park Hats,
Gladiator Hats
Planters Hats
Youths and Boys Hats
&c, &C., &c, sc.
I'D. .Hr
Veoit Caps
Scotch Caps,
Beaver Caps,
Gentemens' Furs
Fur Gloves.
Fur Collars,
&C., &C.. &C., &C.
We wish II specially understood that we have in orr
employ. competent Tailor and Cutter any in
County and that ready manufacture all
orders the shortest possible notice warrantng give
perfect fits and fall satisfaction in every instance,
q Cutting done TO suit Customers at all tines,-
All who want clothing ready made manufactured,
sse respectfully invited TO give us a call
..-.s ..>.- PIERCE &c HALL.
Ashtabuls, October o, 1866. SIG
..ss.FfF..t- - a1sasF. rsa- ra-alf tf.fr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-19
AN ORDINANCE,
InO permit certain persons to fence part

Il offspring Street: = 1--.1 rI.I -.'- - =
Be it ordained by the Mayor Recorder and Trustees of
the Incorporated Village Of Ashtabua. "a i. y. .
SEC 1.-That the persons owning the land both
sides of Ashtabua Creek the east and side of
Spring street have and they hereby given the right
and privilege to build and construct fences on the edge
of the channel of said Creek upon both sides thereof
and from both sides of said Spring Seeto the corners
of the bridge across said Creek,
Sec 2-That this ordinance shall take effect and be in
force from and after Its passage. - 80 p 'so
Passed January 0, 1851 u. L. MORRISON. Mayor
Attest: EDWARD &. FITCH, Recorder
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-01-19
FURNITURE STORE
In the City of Ashtabula.

In the City Of Ashtabula.
Our will be on the first floor in the Clrarendon
Block next door south of Pierce 6 Halls clothing
Store. We feel confident that in opening new Dasl-
ness Furniture House in Ashtabula we III ne4essly
long needed We invite the attention of close buyers
and all wishing for ANYTHING in line to give Us e
and while invite the public to an examination OF oar
Stock promise fidelity and air deaing IN our inter
course with discriminating public. Our motto shall
be quick sales and small profits. - :-...,,,,,
-f-.-. --- Clarendon Rloes- Main Street
.ssr.hnle NJ, 1S,s S7i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-13
Pure Brandy.

THE INFAMOUS PRACTICE OF ADULTERhTIE0
DRANDlES having become no common. that gcnultc
article Is the exception, ls Of vital importance those
rcqulringt for Family Uso and Inruids that Il should
bc Of undoubtcd purity and efficacy.
we arc pleased to notice that tho old and popular Wine
Importers BlN1NdER & CO. No. 10 Beaver street, Now
York. nrc very opportuno In calling tho attention ai-
lies 10 tlIcIr
"GoLD MEDAL COGNAC,"
OF which tiloy say that. "wi. .!cs 20 r..utiHg Tic
popular demand for reliable Brandy In s natural state
FREQ from alcoholic favor aud impurities snd fully appre
ciatfng the fact that I. IL Often recommended by tho hcdi-
cal Faculty Hs sustaining sumulant, when all other
inches fail. wo boting and selling at rcasona-
bic rates Brandy OF Importation from QUO Of
the most responsible Houses In Fruucc and known as
"BININGER'S GOLD MEDAL COGEAC."
This Standard Article is sold by ull OF tie prominent
Druggists. sGmo FpLr,tnryo
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Know thy Destiny,

MADAME f.. r. THORNTON. the great English Astrolo-
gst, ClairYoynnt and psychomus-cap who has aston.
lsicd tho scientific classcs Of te World las now To-
Gated h"rRcf nj Hudson, N Y. Midanc THORNTON pos.
stsscs such wonderful powcrs Of ~, end sight
bio her 10 impart knowledge Of the rrcatcs mportanro
10 the single married Of either sor While In stiln
Of trance she dclneacs The very features OF he person
you arc 10 marry, and by tho mid of instrument Of
tense power. known Tile PsychonorOpe guarantees
produce iifcko picture OF tho future husband wife
Of The applicant together with date OF marriage poation
In life, leading traits OF character &c. This Is hum.
bug, as thousand of testimonials assert Shc will
send, when desired, certified certificate written
guarantee TINT The picture Is what puorts to be- By
cncosng small lock OF hair, and Ing place Of BIRTH
disposition and complexion, aud enclosing fly cent,
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will ~.
ccve the picture and desired information by return mail
Al communications Hacrcy confidential Addrcs. iu
conilruec. Madame E. +. THORNTON, r. o. BOX 2s,,
Hudson. N. Y Iy March 10
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LOTTERIES,
GEORGIA. STATE LGYTERI!
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
M A S O N Z c.
ORPHANS H0MEss
W. w. BOYD & CO., Managers.
JAMES KERR, Managers Agent for Charleston.
W. w, BOYD & CO., Managers
JAMES KERR, Managers Agont for Charleston.

fJNiE I.HQISLt1URE OF TIE STATE OF GEORGIA
nl liz last session ia December, 1sGl; gra,itcd
Iniirry Privilege TO Deputy Grand Master W. ", BOYD
81 Atlanta ia land other grniccs., Tor the bcuclil
tue widows anu orphans IN thu STATE and To cree, and
"iltlnw an lnstiiutiun to bc called thu
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
wllo lns associated with himself In the discharge Of tIs
dnty az Manngcrs several uf the ntst eminent wealthy
anl Influential men in Georgia, who have accepted tho
sacred trust
The high md honorable eli ractcr Of these gentlemen,
TIN nnwsirct zeal In nicfati,lb labor nlid HEARTFELT
do'otioh ~ Deputy GraId Master BOYD, the principal
maj nr IN tlia catlHr is sufficient gtarntce that tI0
Lottery Will bc conducted in Iar, Opcn and lust man.
mr. Tlr ErUrects OF tho Lottery, less tl. currcn eS
" Tho ~
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME
and holng dnrucd exclusively 10 s,lrlr u charitable me-
pose permission has bern granted by ;lIc oIs
o internal KoSrc of the Trrasury Department Mt Nas
ingfon t1 draw said ILtinrcs exempt from al rarI.r
whether frDln special lax nilcr duty.
Hundreds o thousands OF TrirIua TIM Masonic F,u
trrliiy IN illc United States, and all guoI czcis will bo
rrJoircd Ia nee tho
MASONIC URpIIANS' HOME"
rrrcIrd mil endowed, nn The pride uua uorr of tl,,
Uran'i Fraternity for llic gpat institution at
FREE AND ACCEITED MASONRY
lovers like Goa Angel Of Mercy. over the widows AMI
orphans. II ministers a loving charities 10 t,ss II,
want. al' ts PRINCIPLES ot ery. br,,hrry love and
strong as links steel.
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Tho TImc to hdvcrtiso in tho Country.
ETnK paaN1I has q largo circulation throughout ti,
middle and upper Districts OF tho Stale. Advertising;
rates reasonable the stnsency OF tho money
kot will warrant Morchants and Others wishing TO use
The columns OF tho paper VIM address
'"N'5f JULIAN A, sRLDY, Proprietor,
February - Columbia e. O.
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STEAMSHIP MAEBATrAa.-6hppor per steam
ip Manhattan, f"r Now York, arc notified that
bills of ladng should DO handed in TO tho Office,
No. Al East Bay, by II O'Clock A. NJ. to-day.
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fAhF gal1g Nema+
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 1s, 1897.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Jon Wonk.-wc have now completed our Office
30 us to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
Hpcctfuliy ask tho patronage OF our friends.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-13

WE ARE indebted to Mr. u. DosclIBn for late
copies OF tho Now York ledger, tho hush Repub,,c,
and other papors. MIR. DoscuERs Literary Depot
is in IIascl street, bctwoon tho Postonico and
Meeting street, whero oil tho late papers, muya-
zines, etc., will always DO found
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-13

Post OHleo Notice.
Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, S. e., July q, 1867.
After to-day tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close ut O'clock AM and to-tlny and after
wards thoy arc expected to reach tho Railroad
station" nt $50 O'Clock PM, and 10 bo rendy for
delivery at This office nj $3.50 o'clock PM, except
OH Sunday, when the hour will be from G PM. Ia;
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY q. TROTr y Al
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MIR. A. Il. MELcnERs OF The Central News Depot
No. loS Market street, has thanks for latc
copies Of Now York German papers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Our thanks nre due to the
Sisters OF Mercy for an acceptable donation of
figs from their tino garden.
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AooNI Ionr CONCERT ON TIE BATTEnY.-Dy d.
rection of tho Commanding Gcncral tho Post
Band will perform tho Battery this ovoning
from to 10 o'clock. Those who enjoyed tho con-
cert on last Wednesday night will not fail to re-
peal their visit to tho Battery, and should wind
and weather permit large attendance is conf
IDENTIFY expected.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREi

oEclCts VI ClI1 INEhSUHfr L
DUpLIc NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN Thar /. 'ICii TNDEu
i the following Ordinance licenses have bcen propast
for delivery nom tile Once. s. THOMAS. !.
city Trenaurer.
REo. !. Re Il Ordained by TIE Mayor and dftfcrmenr
City Council dsseatied, That from and aer tho hrst dr.!
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes
the samo manner, aud according to tho provisions
now OF rorce In relation TO cart rsyB and wagons etoi
cnrt. dray wagon, shall be provided with badge cen
tanning thc number thereof. nnl marked IriratG to
placed OH tho outside Of tho shaft. u; H..
SEC. 2. No person shall e taken by tho Treasurer
surety 10 any bond under to Ordinance conctdpnB a.
ccnaes for carts drays, wagons and ohor carriages
less le or she be freelolder. ,i ;r5 HI. i ~
licenses for public and private CARTS TayS wagons, &c.
includipg The horses mules used oreof, Which snI
bo free from other taIntioni SKA q p-.l'.t,''
PUBLIC oARTs, nphYs, krC, on TRosR RMrLOIED IN ARR
DUsIsRss witkTEyER, FoR HIRE DIRECT INDIRECT.
For every cAr dray or wagon drawn by ono horso q
For carl. dray wuQon. drawn by Two hor.esor
For everJ hack and csrrlags with Two wbeols. s2o
For cytry hack and carriage with fonr wlrecIs, $4o
Yor eyery tIasO or omnihu, (cxcept limo omnibus ;,
drawn by four hoYses eco. sg; q yt-l - y Ii II
For evory truck drawn by iwo moro mules
For svey express wagon drawn BY two moro horses
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE oAnrs, rnArs ETC
For ovegy broad cart or wagon, Sc. a..
Foroyery cart dray or vugon used for private or do
mestlt purposes and not To bo employed in the trans.
porting Of goods vnres. morchnndioc, lumber. or any
other commodity, for compensation, Ghor directly
indirectly for the sao shall ray for ccnsc the
IS, exclusive OF tho horxc inic. ~ - ..'. r -"
Ratinod In City Council, this 16th day Of January
H. 81 10 tho year Of oMr Lord ono thousand eight hun
~. Pc. aAILLARp. Mayor.
|c January 8 I. &: W. II. sbIITU Clerk OF CounciI.
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NVIICE.

NFFTCE CLERK OF CoUNCI.-TIIg FOLLOWING
" clause OF Section OF "Ordlnnncc 10 Rafso sup
plea for tho yor 1861 a publIshed for tho information
Of ptrsons selling Goodk by sample 0therWse who an
not residents OF ihls such persons arc hereby
notined to report Al this ofloo. 'i!ih 'Ht
Three dollars on every hundred dollars OF oil goods
Otherwise" s.,ss ! ,GtN I'll bT;;E S;s! Z AsAa1I. I.
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SALE OF WEST INDIA PRoDucE.--M -Mrssrs. Bona
FONT d SAIAs sold yesterday, Mt auction, tho cargo
of tho brig RoMs0y, from Carlenas. Tho sale was
well attended, and the prices wcrc satisfactory.
Tho following were the rates obtained: G1 hhtls.
muscovado Sugar ut 12sal3 Lice; 81 hhds. Cuba
Molasscs at 45al7c. So bbls Cuba AIolasscs at 4sa
6oc.; U hhds Muscovndo Molasscs at 5lc.; ~ bbs.
Muscoyado Molasses at 5Gc.
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II you want cheaL Blank Books;
yon want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
pnr, &C.; or, MrLLERs' Almanac;
Ii you wnnt Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books lnado to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HrnAM HARMS, No. 80 Broad stroef.
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UNITED STATES CoURr-IIon. GEO. s. Bryan
presdns.-On motion OF wILMor q. DEsAussunE,
EST, Mcssrs. Jos. f RuAlE, JAS. d. B1ANpMo
and JOHN s. RIcnARpsoN woro admitted to prnc-
ttco III tho United States Courts for this State.
Tho District Attorney took an ortlcr Of arrest
and monition in tho OF tho United States u.s.
four barrels and four half barrels Of distilled spirts
found on the promisca OF J. P. I. CAMP in Ham,
burg; tho said order returnable at GrccnyiIle on
Monday, August 5, 1867.
The caso of FLAuM. in bankruptcy, was further
argued, occupying tho timo OF tho Court to tho
hour Of adjournment
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AIL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE At THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
%
Nevor Failing snfety and surcess,-nIrs.
WiEsIow's SOOTHING sYRUP Is safo and certain
r:mcdy for oil dseasos with wi.sh children arc Afflicted
thng tho process OF toctng It has stood tho test Of
u'riy years. Mover known to fall. Gyes rnst to tho
mother and rclI TO tho child Curcs wind collie. aud
regulates tho bowels. IS cents bottlo.
DO auro and call for ltf y ,g'IS,S
MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
Having tho fac Tmise of "cunrrs PrnKss, on tho ont
sido wrapper. All others arc base iItatfors 2ias1n
L.aa tp DOwIE Il MOIsH, ba
No. 16l Meeting street, opposite the Charleston Hotel
Julyla ~. s,utha i.
~ III
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OF THESE GREAT LOTTERIES AM
EXPLANATION OF DRAWINGS.

Tic numbers from 10 30 COO corresponding wilh tle
numbers ON tho Tickets. arc rhd separate slips
lnPcr. mil cnrirtlcd with small tubes aud placed In
glass whrcl-ull tho prizes III accordance with tho
Schcmc ars similarly printed und uncircled. nd paccd
III nnutlcr glass wrol Tho wheels then rryuiypt
aud two boys. biiudfoldctl, draw tho numbers nnd
lrizcs Ono uf lilo boys draws number from, the
wheel uf numbers, amt at the san.o tne lie other boy
draws out one prize from tho weel or prizer Tho
Der and prfZo trhwn out exhibited To the audience,
and whatever prizo comes out is placed
hc crsit of that nunbcr-ad this operation Ii rrpcas
cd until nll tic prizes drawn uut
Tho 1ickns nro printed in the following styo; Thcy
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Try Them,

Many persons hsye within this summer experienced
tho benefits TO bo' derived from the Of PANKHIxs
HEPArio DrrrEns. Wo would recommend them to all
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AUCTION SALES,
PUBLIC; MALE,

PUBLIC RAkE.
VIII DO sold Mt Public Auction, on THURSDAY. July
18th, 1867 beginning al 10 o'clock a. NJ, at The United
Stnes Qnarterlnustcrs Department, Southern Wharf,
Chnrlcauu. r. O..
A LOT OF SEltYtCEABLE AND USSERyICEADLE
QUakTERMSSTEKE STORES,
cpSapTiRu
WHITE PINE LUMBER. SHINGLES
Panel Doors. windo'; Sasli. Saall Weights
Axle Pullcys, Ennn!ccd Wash BasIs. UrlnaIa and
Sinks
PnRlercr's Hair, paris OF two Saw Mills
Old Harness. Saddles. Curry Combs and Horse
brushes.
ALSO,
HORSES MULES, &r., &c., &c.
Terms cash In Government funds. The property pur-
cll.srd Ia be removed Within Ave days alter Rato
by orrlpr r. q. TYLER. Byt Major ticneral and Chief
oua6crpnstcr Second Military District
J. ID. STUDDS
July - -