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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-27
Gen. Grant on Horse and Peace
Il Slight Mistake.

The Washington correspondent of
the New. York Herald is responsible for
the following:
While General Grant was here after
man not long in the city happened to
pass by the stables of the President elect
and having a curiosity to look in, faced
toward the place and entered. A plain
looking little man in his shirt sleeves
was sitting on an inverted water bucket,
quietly smoking cigar. TO this plain
little man went the inquisitive gentle
man.
"Good day to YOU" said the gentle
man.
"Good day" responded the plain lit
tie smoker.
This Grants stable?n
"This is his stable"
"Any objection to looking at Hiram
Ulysses horse flesh?
"Not bit; quite welcome to look,
SIR"
:" Heard so much about the Generals
fast beasts that l thought I would like
to view them. by Jove! this is fine
animal, and no mistake, docking at one
of them) Grant is very fond of his hor-
ses. isn't hep"
Yes, he is rather given that way"
answered the little smoker, with anun-
accountable twinkle in his eye.
"Rather drive fast team any day
than get serenaded, suppose, or hold a
cabinet ?"
"That's rather broad question:" re-
piled the little man, with another curl
Gus twinkle.
Something in the twinkle disco ncert-
ed the questioner just at this juncture,
prompted him to utter
"Oh, l beg pardon, sir, but 1 don't
mean to be inquisitive."
mo OCCASION to beg pardon at all, +"
answered the little man in shirt sleeves.
This treasured the curious gentleman
who recomme ced his questioning,
while he kept cycling the horseaesh.
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Vermont Daily Transcript
ST. ALBANS, VT.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1868.
The Murder of III. Rires PoftdFd.

H. Rives Pollard, who was assassnated
in Richmond on tuesday, was Il brother
of Mr.. Edward A. Pollard, the Southern
historian, and man of ability. W hen
the war broke out Mr.. Pollard was news
editor of the Baltimore Sun, but imme-
diately gave up that position and con-
nected himself with the Richmond EX-
aminer. Soon after the rebellion was
ended. in connection with Mr.. Charles
Wynne he established the Richmond
Times. retiring from the same in the
summer of that year. He edited the
Examiner i'm 1866, and disposed of it the
following year. He next established
the Southern Opinion, of which he was
editor and proprietor at the ti.ne OF his
death.
Mr.. Pollard was very bitter in his ed
itorials towards political and other op-
ponents, and was constantly assailihg
people in a disgraceful manner, so much
so that it is stated that many desired
his death who feared to attempt his life
openly. On Saturday report was pub
lished in the Opinion relative to the
elopen ent of the daughter of VIM. IT,.
Grant wealthy tobacconist of Rich
mond. Hence his death at the hands
of young Grant.
Mr.. James Grant is young man
about twenty-four years of age, aad is
well known in Richmond. He is tai
ented musician and has acquired con-
siderable distinction in this line. Du-
ring the war he acted as courier officer
of Gen. j. f. b. Stewart. A jury of in
quest has been held, and rendered a
verdict that Pollard can e to his death at
the hands of some person unknown.
The affair has created great excitement
in Ri hmond.
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THE EIGHT HOUR QUESTION.-AttOr
ney General Evarts has given the Pre-
sident an opinion on the eight hour
question, which is not entirely in ac-
cordance with that Of Secretary-Scho-
field, that in no case can full days
wages be given for eight hours work.
The law leaves it discretionary with the
Department to pay full wages if it is
found that the same amount of work
can be obtained in eight hours as former
ly in ten.
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COLLEGE SUSPENSION. - Two young
men of the senior class at Dartmouth
were recently suspended, and large
portion of the class escorted them, with
band Of music, to the cars. For this
thirty-one members of the class were
themselves suspended till they should
make satisfactory apology to the faculty.
The required apology was soon made.
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New York Correspondence

Cold Weather. The Beauties of Broad
aUdy-Decline of the Grecian Bend
Grants Recent Visat to the Me-
tropOlis - Excitement Among the
O6ice-Seekers-M Eric Railroad
War - Il Wife-Murderer held to
4Ansyer-lM Miscellaneous.
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An Act in addition to chapter seventy
of the General Statutes, entitled" OF
divorce and alimony."
II is hereby enacted, dc.
SEC. l. Every judge of the Supreme
Court of this State, whose term of Office
has heretofore expired, or may hereaf,t I
expire, shall have authority to sign any
decree for alimony, made in conformity
to the provis ons of sections thirty-two
and thirty-three of the act aforesaid,
which By mistake or otherwise may ne
have been signed. as of the term when
the same should have been signed.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. IL, 1868.
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TtUeMtU-1tue Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Fe-
males, has placed DR.. Dow at the head of all the
physicians making such practice specially, and
enables him to guarantee speedy and perman-
ent cure in the worst cases of Suppression and
all other Menstrual arrangements. from achdt-
erer cause. All letters for advice must contain
81. Office. No. 8 Endicott Street, Boston.
N. B. Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston. july. 1868. 226 1yrdkw
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papers.
An Act to amend an act approved Nov.
20, 1867, entitled IAN act in addition
to chapter twerty-four of the General
Statues. entitled 'Of laying out roads
and bridges,"'
1t is hereby enacted. DC.
SEC. 1. An act approved Nov. 20, 1867,
ter twenty-four of the General Statues,
entitled 'Of laying out roads and
br dges,'' is hereby amended so as to
cad as follows: Whenever in the opin-
on of the highway Surveyor in
he district of Which he is sur
veyor is liable to be INSTRUCTED by snow
irifts, and the fences adjoining such
highway a.e so constructed that they
may be conveniently laid down, such
highway surveyor may cause any por-
ton of such fences to he laid down
% remain during the coming winter.
Sec. 2. The selecrmen of the several
towns, when any fence shall be so laid
down, shall, when called upon for that
purpose by the parties interested, give
reasonable notice to all parties
interested, of the time and place where
they will attend to hearing upon the
matter, and shall thereupon proceed to
assess such damage as shall seem rea-
sonable, for taking down and laying up
such fence, and also for any damage o. :
casioned to such fence thereby, andshall
draw orders on the town treasurer for
the sums allowed.
Approved, November 10, 1868.
An Act in amendment of section one of
chapter fifteen ofthe General Statutes,
relating to town meetings.
1t is hereby enacted, &C.,
SEC. /. Section one of chapter fifteen
of the General Statutes, is hereby amen
ded so as to read as 70 lows:
All citizens exempt from taxation
in consequence Of having arrived at
the age of seven y years, shall, during
their residence iE any town, be legal
voters in town meeting.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov. 10, 1868.
An Act relating to warning town
meetings.
IT. is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. If the selectmen of any town
shall refuse or neglect to warn a town
meeting for any purpose, upon the pc
titiOn in writing of thirty or more legal
voters, setting forth the purposes of said
town meeting, for more than ten days
after receiving such petition, aid select
men so refusing or Aeglecting. shall each
be liable to penalty of forty dollars and
a lie penalty of forty dollars for every
twenty days neglect or refusal to warn
such meeting thereafter.
SDc. 2. Such penalties with costs
this statute i'll the name of either of
said petitioners, one half to go to the
prosecutor, and one half to be paid into
the town treasury.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
| Approved, November 20, 1865.
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WELDEN SPRING WAITE R

Water from Weldon Spring, St. Adams, Yer
Scrofuia, Cancer, and all diseases of the skin,
and also for Dyspepsia. Kidney and Liver Com
plants, General Debility, &c, &C., is now for
sale, at Wholesale and retail, at 2lS Washington
Street, where books may be obtained contain.
ing an analysis of the Water with certificates
from physicians and others, testifying to it's
beneficial effects in numerous cases where it has
been tried.
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QUINCY, MASS, Oct. 8, 1868
E. s. GOODWIN, Esq.
DEAR SIR My wife has used your Weldon
Spring Water, and has received great benefit
from it. Before she used il she had a bad
cough, and had bed from the stomach or lungs
The cough has entirely disappeared and she IL
years.
Very respectfully your old servant
JOHN T. WILEY
Proprietor of Hancock House, Quincy
8s- Letters from many other persons can be
seen at the office.
E. =. GOODWIN, Agent,
l40tf 21S Washington Street. Boston
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Lars of ITeauOMf. II. ID. 1868.

Public -1cts, designated By the Score
tdry Of State for publication IN the ne,cs
papers.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
% State street. BOSTON. Oct Y 1893

L. ). GOODWIN, Esq, Agent Weldon Spring
Water.
DEAR SIR write to acknowledge the bene-
ut l have received from the Weldon Spring
Water. l have been troubled with Disease OF
the Kidneys tor many years. have consulted
some of the beet physicians in the country and
received no relief Some few months since
vas recommended to try the Weldon Spring
Water. | had not taken it long before / was
surprised to see how much good it had done me.
Since then l always keep it in my room and sell
dom drink any other water, knowing eventually
it will cure me. As am anxious tina. Others
should be benefited by my experience, cheer.
fully recommend it to all suffering with tn.
same disease. Respectfully.
J. j. MAY.
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An Act to amend an act approved Nov.
20, 1867, entitled IAN act in addition
to chapter twerty-1our of the General
Statues. entitled 'Of laying out roads
and bridges. ~
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tFrom Francis 3. Dixon, Esq, Counselor a,
Law and Average Adjuster, Boston,l
II MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Boston, October 3, 1863.
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Il. y. GOODWIN.

DEAR SIR: checrfully comply with your re-
quest to give my candid opinion of the merits
OF the Weldon Spring Water. For some years
have suffered much from Dyspepsia, and hay
ing exhausted patent medicines and the pre-
scriptions of many physicians, was advised to
try the Weldon Spring Water. found by tax
ing glass OF the water before meals it acts az
tonic and general regulator of the system, ana
enables me to cat any kind of food without in
convenience. The only e7idence can give of
my appreciation OF its virtues is a recommends
ton to every one suffering from Dyspepsia to
try it.
Yours truly, FRANK b. DIXON.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-16
HEGI 8TE1.

NYoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N tim. for registration of the names 81 the
qualified Electors in the Precinct Of Lake Valley
County Of Douglas. state Of Nevada, prior to the
General Elestinn W. be held an the third day ~
November, A. ID. 1s6s, will expire at 6o'clock p
", on the
Nineteenth day OF October. IsGs.
JAS. W. SMALL.
Registry Agent.
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PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.
OF The NATIONAL UNION PARTY.

\ 49, ., I, -. 1,ar,.r "a, ,-,-Tor o,pTv
Or 4HG AAiioNAL oNII.'
Fu-t-We rra.r,tu}atc the cpant,! ou the as-
s1tei S1r'r,~ II ,nr re- n,t:"r i'p P'" ~ ..i 81
'".-r = ~ 't'.i lE l' l' !. '' III i'H ~.
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txr..,I a, rhs Iufv ,ftlr nr..eut
- .r.-,.l ,i,,,,. C.l,-,ituti "a. and I,evrnt tn"
t"r2.o f ~G"h state fr'm hetnS RENTED 10
st.t. ,j a.t.....y and military rule
So '-Ij'.' rt'n'"" by - -
'i., .,., VI .,',,!..-,-'.,,f r,,il, ..ft.
n L',,,, ~ h., ", ,frir.,;,p -
-r'I''t '' .n.+r,-. II, ali rl, iay:l
,',ses lcop5rly brl,n-. to tao people q tho-t
St,tr<.
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C0NSTkBle'S SALES.

H. ROONEY vs. R. BAUMGARTNER-Nos 2o22 AND
aO2S-sixth Justices Court, Parish Of Orleans.
nv VIRTUE Of two Wrfts OF nerf faciaS
b to me directed by the Honorable Sixth Justice Of the
Peace In for parish Of Orleans will proceed TO
sell AT public auction, THURsD ~, the third day
of Decsmber 1868. O'Clock NJ on First street. be-
tween willow and Claiborne streets
Two c2D Large CHICKEN HOUSES and One Lot Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. per inventory on Me
Sc ned in the a6ove numbered and entitled suits.
w WIN GoRMLEY, Constable
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PUBLISHED rs1.wEEKLY BY WI. KIRK 90.

eubscr,pton-fwsivs months IS; IN months, - q.
vance This lsng sstsblishe1 journal 6ecomes very
her railroad communication with The northsss sno
herorins q point Of interest 10 enterprsng men.
I; n devoted 70 the development Of the material m
teresv Of the State Of FiondA, and IN rs iocal se-
md Tfmbsr trade growing up vicinity also 70 otn
o.mmsrcia itea which 70 the careful reader VII nocee
a. developmsnt great nsfur advantaGm fnseooh
~ 4 port Advsrtismsus solciisd
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CHAs. E. fORTltR'S SALES.

STEAMBOAT LIZZIE O. HAMILTON AT AUCTION.
SALE POSITIVE.
RY CHARLES Il. FORTIER,
AucrroSKER-Omce. No. 48 Exchange Alley.
CATURDAY, 1esh November, 1863, ss IL
y O'Clock the Merchants sad Auctioneers Exchange,
n 9Ss sTExMBoAT y zzIE O. HAMILTON. az she now
lies In the Mississippi river, the opposite bank.
n7rTERMs-Cssh in U. g. treasury notes.
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CONSOLIDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS

Hxw ORLEANS Oct g, 1863
By virtue sh section Of act entitled AN AIT TO
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and Provide for the
Government and Administration Of its Affairs" approved
Feb g. 1851 for the purpose Of funding the debt Of the
late Municipality No. Two, falling dss the 9Th December
proxO sealed proposals be received At this Office for
the exchange Of the @ sxtythree Bonds of $1,000 each
issued BY Municipality No I've to the City Bank for cono
dated Bonds Of the City of New Orleans dated December
1868 having twenyfour yoa run with interest
attached thereto at the of six centum per
payable senn annually in the city Of New York
Proposals be endorsed "oasr for Exchange of Bonds"
to be opened the first of December 1868 at II o'clock
NJ and addressed O. DeBuys, Secretary, Room No. 2
City Hall By order Of the Beard
o. DE BUYS, Secretary.
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q Candy EsSsy snd, fs Guam
si a. s'T p:s. Sis
.na, or Someone's csonssss or Fancy for Chris.
81; .Ss ss- re-. & al %
Orleans La
u,oR sALE-REAL EsTArE-sEvERAL hun
dred and Sugar Plantations located the ees
ass. Sa % o sGs's1
sns np and laISs
sores building lots and squares on favorable srma @
s s e Cara R e ss.s. xss oond
I OUIsIANA LIVERY AND sALEs
STABLES,
Hss l 100 and ia Magazine street, between Jus snd
Joseph streets
rr,cls.. Mules and Horsss Sale. Also. oanasesssa
srv,,s. 10, H,r. L. HART Propristor.
CALDWkLRs EXTRACT.
No @.sSins Of the head s's.-.a EsE y: sss y
Importer and Wholesale Drussss Ec.rsss ssySe 49,
Wholesale and Retail no ~ H.s Ssps sr''<
Dzuss corner Felicity sk md Macon sxsos ''''''
And at the Dsp0''' To- Il s.ron.s s.rsst nsAi Canal
NEW ORLEAus, May a. 1905.
Caldvvsll's Extract.
H.v,rr snslyssd this Oh, and IN my expenmsnnu -
piIED IT MYSELF, recognise that u u enc o. &c
articles yet 70 the public lot me sb
De hair 70 lie original color. In testimony Oh winch
scix my signature. vEIIx sARON
toAs"~' Imp orter Of Human Hair, sonthsm hmpennm
g. Il. CALDWELL Pateetee..
Hots dss Etraneers. No. IN Onersfee e.rceS
NJoTICE........... NOTICE............NorIcE'
IT,. .,s.vr,gned would respectfully inform the c..ens
~ Dreams and Of States Of Louisisn& ~
T~.s thst thew are prepared 20 put Gown hs.,
wxTfR and NATURAL GAS WELLS 81 'ne sH''''
Il notice. -. NJ ,a,9 vill receiye rompt atten-
aon- a
W.. z. nErHoID''
~ CRESCENT IRON WORKS,
Hes. a, ,pa rs FRONT STREET. NEW o,r.A"
l, prsps,,s 70 make contracts for wRoushriSo'
WORK Of any Description Quantity. at the Lo~ss rn0
Manufacture 4 cssscsns Brand HORSE sHoEs
Also Of Cay. PAruz EARTH BoRxR
o,dsr, ls It Bsx 10 xshasiss' BzshAas~ o io Posi-
] eaos, YIN rscsivs Prompt AsssasasA
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SHeRIFf'S SALES.


HENRY BICHEL vs.. TERRAScE ooYLE FATgBK
Of the miner MARY Ann C9yls and Ss.nsd MS1sshsn.
trict Court for the Parish Of 0reans-No. "a
ID directed BY the Honorable the Fh Dssric. Court
proceed public auction the Merchants and Anc
srss IN Ss seCnd District Of III. city, on
MONDAY, Eoyember 50, 1858 At Y o'clock NJ :,
.nd I thereon rights ways prvssss
and belonging Or II any wise spPs per-
Fourth District ofbis city, square boun dsd By second
II Il. NUMBER
late surveyor dated twenty sixth OF February iSo sna ds
po ; e ~ .ne , aim No ~ ."
twenty-five fee. and three inches the
having depth the side line Of lot No u Of seventy
inches and SIX lines on the line Of lot is having
width on the rear dividing from lot No oftweny Ave
property was acquired by purchase
Lsdvg ysS .. chi, c an ss ans UrSs Z,
This city
THOs L. MAXWELL,
oc3l no6 80 Sheriff Of the Parish Of orlesna
MRS FMILIE EvERsHEp vs. A l. BINaAsAS-
Fifth District Court for the parish Of orieans-so. 20.
NE Honorable .ss v,i.h 6.s.!ss
viii ppoesd 70 sell at public auction 81 the Hsrehsnss
and aetioe.sT. E.cssns. ssysi .,ss. between o:.:a
on SATURDAY December ~ 1913 Il o'clock H., fol-
s9 St sssfsd SsS5sEk ~ together with al
the buildings and Improvements thereon ana
nsssS =: s"1se No. "a on plan drawn BY Louis Brnss
late Surveyor General deposited the ONCE Of o. de Armss
Which square by L.psyroa,e op.aga Miro and
pSrsbse rom Rus. King Howell BY passed
sem Magne, notary pubic oil TINS ety. on inc e's'sh'n
seised IN the above suit.
~ TKRns-Cash on the spot ,x
rols 2s del2 Sheriff of the PARISH OF Orleans.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-ELEGANT FURNISHED APART
ID ments with excellent board and the use OF the
paror The situation OF the most desirable In the CITY
Apply at lag st. Joseph street.
USIRsT CLASS BOARDIS9-oSE Or TWO
gentes families who desire comfortable home and gooa
cation at the Camp and Robin sreet opposite
Coliseum house hae large, sAi fr.Ashsd
and By extensive grounds. The street cars
pass the door.
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POUND NOTICES.

CTRFET COMMIaSIONER'9 DEPABT-
- MENT Room No. 7, City Hail-New Orleans, Nov: 20.
le6Were brou TO District Pound OF La
fay cite and Locust Streets as estrays-
Four GOATS Of different colors;
which, claimed within three days. and the expenses
thereon psi will be sold public said Pound
SATURDAY, November Is 1885. at II O'Clock n
JOSEPH nURPHY. Street Commissioners.
LOUIS SrNEcHAL for Con roller
CTREET COMMISSIONERS DEPART-
- MENT Room No T. City Hal-Eew Orleans, November
"a 1863 brought the Fourth District Pound Dry
AIDES street. between Jackson and Philip Streets
tray
One Brindled COW;
Which II not claimed within five days and the expenses
paid will be sold public sutisn at said Pound
SATURDAY, royember 18th, 1868 at IL O'Clock T.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Com missioner
LOUIS sESEcHAL for Controller
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DAVIS d JACKSON,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALERS.
No. 200 POYDRAs STREET, BETWEEN BARoNNE
AND CARoNDELEr.

We beg leave to inform the public that recev
ing our large well selected stock OF Fall and Winter
Clothing comprising in part tire following artce
General of Furnishing Goods, Linen Bosom
Shirts Neeige shirts, Merno and Shaker Flannel Under
Shirts and Drawers Merino and Cotton Hose, Pilot Csth
Beaver vercoa together with large variety Of other
tces In the line mention All Of which
Offering extremely figures and invite our friends TO call
and examine.
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KENTUCKY LOTTERY.

nRAwINa OF KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY FOR NOV ss.-CLAss Goa.
POLICY PLAN.
n2IsI46Isl7lsls 10 II IL i, "A
III ~ sol 76l 81 Is s. Is! 81 a 6 al IL
information furnished and Prizes Dashed in al legaized
Lotteries BY u hOMAhD
st Charles Street, Cor. Union. n o.
snn sSsDp pss ar. ever By Ksnsds
UKNTUCKs STATE LOTTERIES.
uHAs. +. HOWARD Will this day open the of eox-
suAr1oN LOTTERY TICKETS, the Three Number
Plan - follows:
On Monday. "wednesday and nursdsy.
Tickets - 20. ss and $40
On Tuesday and Saturday.
Tickets 81. IS and $40
On Friday.
Tickets 81
MARES IN al the sbovs Schemes In Proportion.
Fsns Of the Lotteries and explanation Of the drawing
III be sent each purchaser.
o>pitsl Priss In 81 Scheme. Au1
Capital Prise in 81 80 Scheme. nO
Capital Prize IS Scheme. NuW
Capital Prise for SO Scheme. uW
An Orders are promptly BY mall; and the Man
..,r,, ocial scheme Commissioner certified printed
drawings sent to all purchsssrs inmedsssy asr ne
lrsving
An communications strictly confidential.
An order for One Dollar win not be executed
An the drawing. are published in the New York, ksv
Orleans and ST. Louis daily psperx
IN oRpERINa TICKETS, Enclose the amount Of money
our address, by mall for what wish 70 purchase name
s Lottery which you wish invested and WHISTLER you
vish wholes Halves Quse receipt Of which send
What h ordered by arrt mall together with the schema
BUS on all the Banks Bank Checks. Certificates
Deposits and Postage Stamps received payment Ion
sickets
Prise Tickets be returned TO this ONCE for payment
,r renewal In ether IIcketA They VIII Be paid In Bank
ohscks o. In such manner WI beat accommodate the
purchsser.
Asa'ss ~ 0''''' oHAs. r HOWARD.
Lock Boz 6s7. New Orleans. La
John q. FLEMING.
I ---GAs-U litter
l
| Dealer In Gas FixIuress
IA PoYpRAs STREET. NEAR ST. CHARLES.
| New Orlsans
VIII attend punctuay faithfully to al orders inirused
| to him.
Orders len in Box No IS, Mechanics and Dealers Ex
| change will meet with prompt attention
| II HEIR,
t. CABINET AND CoUNrING-H0USE
| Manufacturer,
| AND DEkLERN-
| All Kinds of Furniture,
| NO. 60 BIENvILLE STREET
| (Bstwesn Royal and Chartres streets)
| NEW ORLEANS
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