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count of whose sickness the court adjourned
yesterday, was absent. Mr.. Wells an
nounced that he had Information that Mr..
Hopkins was unable to leave his bed.
Mr.. Cook said IL Mr.. Hopkins was unable
TO appear on Monday he would submit a
proposition pro to proceed with the triai with
who had been present and had heard the tes-
timony might be found and be sworn TO Mr..
II s place.
The court said that an adjournment would
be taken to Monday, and the proposition
could then be made.
TIE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night,
Mr.. Marbury In the chair. A letter from C.
NJ. Alexander was read, suggesting that an
inspector be instructed 10 visit the urinal at
the Intersection of eth street and Louisiana
ayepue daily TO see that the strainer is not
INSTRUCTED by cigar stumps, etc, and that
the gas lamps on top is lighted at the proper
( hour; referred. A communication from DIR.
A. u. Mackey was read inclosipg a claim
for SIS against the Board of Health for the
destruction of clothing belonging to Agnes
Richardson, coiOred girl in the employ OF
Dr. M. who was forced into the small pox
hospital by the inspector several years ago,
on the superstition that she was afflicted
win small poN, which proved not To be that
disease, but in consequence OF having been
brought in contact with the disease there
her clothing had TO be destroyed, for which
she never has received any compensation.
The secretary was instructed TO notify the
doctor that the claim does not come within
the provisions OF the act apprOpriating
been destroyed prior to the passage of the
law. A letter was read from Or. Bliss 10 the
parking commission informing them that
permission has been granted TO remove about
| eight feet of the wood pavement surround
| ing the public urinal at the intersection OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Louisiana avenue
and q tn and streets north west, and inClose
the same with iron posts and bars, and rec
ommendfDg that sufficient number of trees
be planted about the urinal TO screen IL from
public view, the trees TO be furnished with
out expense TO the Board OF Health. The re-
ply, endorsed on the letter by the parking
commission, is that the eight feet space al
luded TO, be planted with a massive group
of trees, evergreen species to predominant,
| lin order TO give immediate efiect,) so that a
TICKET appearance may at once be pro-
dnced; also, that the space be Enclosed by a
fence similar to that being erected around
| the reservation in front OF the market house
on Pennsylvania avenue, instead of posts
and bars or chain, SO that dogs may be ex-
cluded from ipjuring the evergreen trees,
and so as to otherwise afford suitable and
proper protection I'm that isolated and ex-
posed site; also, that an octagonal Enclosure
would be more artistic than a circular one
In that position. The correspondence was
ordered to be transmitted TO the District
Commissioners, with the Endorsement OF the
boorG.
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SOMETHING NEw.-At the suggestion of
superintendent Miles, of the fire alarm tele-
graph, The firm of GameweIl Co, who re-
centIy erected the new system OF fire alarm
telegraph in this District, have coastru cted
an automatic repeating instrument by
Wnlcn all the alarms for fire received over
tne wires or The police telegraph, will be sent
the automatic system, instead OF the hand
repeater, as formerly, thus saving consider
able time and insuriDg greater accuracy in
the transmission. This instrument is new
device. The hour of II o'clock m. will be re-
peaied through this device also, thus caus-
Ing the correct time to be struck daily in
each IRE alarm signal box throughout the
Dlstrict and also on the large bells. The
hour was struck by IL to-day for the first
time.
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A DISTRICT CASE IN THE SUPREME
COURT.-In the T. s. Supreme Court yester-
6sy the case of Mrs. Marie A. N. Pollard.
pia ,ntin IN error VS.. Jacob Lyon came up.
Tire cause was argued by Mr.. A. q. Riddle
ard ~. Joseph II. Bradley. OF counsel for
The piatStlH IN error, aud by Dir. W, =. Cox.
for tEe attendant in error.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
PloWman;-W. i. Jones, a franc dwelling
south side OF II, between 4th and 9Th Streets
southeast; S2tO- Tnos. Calvin, a BRICK dwell
HIg, north side OF Z, between New Hamp-
shire avenue ard 25th street northwest, 500
John Garner. a frame dwelling. east side of
ar. betMeen ~ and y streets northwest; H4OO
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NArIosAL TBkArER.
THERE'S MILLIONS INIT"
The celebrated American Comedian,
Mr.. JOHN r. RAYMOND,
In the great American onedy, In Eve Acts, OF
COL. MULBERRY SELLERS,

The brfllisnt actress, Miss MARIE GORDON BY
hind d Emission Of Mss-rs. Shook Palmer. uf thc
Union SOusre Theat-r. New York, Together with
Otherwise fitting cast Characteristic aid elegant
sstuIdsT, sCoL SELLERS ms.in4e. decls
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SPECIaLTfES
UNIFORMS FOR ARMH AND KAfY.
WEDDING AND RECEPTION SUITS.
LADIES RIDING HABITS AND WALKING
JACKETS. cecla I'm
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We eQrfne o-fse'yes strictly % Tailoring q the
highest OEder, ana Keep line q goods the sale @
which IN this city ia given solely % ourselves.
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hCCIDENTs.-TwO boys, named Willie
Crnlt and George Lamar, were playing with
= pistol yesterday evening. when 10 was
secidenGy discharged, the ball stri kin Z
sTuit in the mouth. knOc king out two OF the
mont teeth but luckily doing no other in
1UTy. TIE boy was carried 10 his home, No.
.35 1th street northwest.
Asssrs. Barber and Strong were driving
on pennsylvania avenue yesterday after
sOor and the horse became frightened al the
corner OF Sd street and ran away, whereby
zee buggy was upset, and both men were
nroWn violently upon the sidewalk. Mr.
STRONG sustained quiete serious injuries.
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=
shirt, entirely made and ready for the wash,
for S125.
"YOu see, grandma, we perrorate an aper
ture In the apex and a corresponding a per =
ture In the base, and by applying the egg TO
the ii ps and fOTcibly inhalIng the breath, the
egg Is entirely discharged of its contents
Bless my sou, ~ cried the Old LAZY, - what
improvements they do make. Now, in my
young days, We just made a hole IN both ends
and sucked" and H.. e. DUTRow, 1912 F
street, has fresh arrivals of eggs, butter,
poultry, &c. Supply your lader for the hol-
idays.
Pennsylvania avenue, and see the stock of
ladies' and gents travelling trunks, chill
dren's toy tIunks, satchels, shawl straps,
pocketbocks, SC, IN the greatest variety,
For SO you can buy good business suit
or a gentcel OvercoSt; for Sl2 or SIS you can
buy fine stylish suit or handsome over
coat at HABLE Bros, corner 18th aud ID
streets. Elegant business or dress suit and
overcoats OF every description, and at very
moderate prices, can be found here. Boys
clothing equally low.
WILLETT * RUoFF have received another
sapply OF ali the leading furs, which
they are Offering at the 10 west market rates,
al COS Pennsylvania avenue.
MRS. j. b. PALMER, 1l09 r street, has a
fine line of felt hats in plain and brush brim;
also feather bands, yelvets, silks and rib
bOas.
NADAHE C. DONOVAN, SIS 18th street, to-
day has on exhibition a choice selection OF
finest French goods, consisting of walking
costumes, dinner and evening dresses, in ali
IlC laIesI bd{I dresses "a specially.
j. b. B2rAN Bro. COS Pennsylvania ave
nue., advertise large and fine assortment of
HumbeTt's celebrated New York candles,
new figs, fine raisins, y rench prunes.
DEvLIN & Co., (of New York, 1I05 r street,
have q very complete asssxtment OF dressing
robes and smoking jackets. They have the
three styles OF ulsters, anS make fine, per-
feet fitting shirts. Samples OF read y-made
overcoats on hand.
Those who wish for holiday presents some
what out of the ordinary line should pay a
visit to MAX WEYL's studio Scare ely any
thing could be more suitable or more highly
cherished as a Christmas souvenir tn an one
OF bis beautiful landscapes in oil.
The newest books early on hand al SOLO
MONS CHAPMANS, agents for Laureus,e's
pure linen" papers, 9l1 Pennsylvania aye
"If you. foot IS pretty, show II,
No matter how nor when;
Let all the maidens know IL,
The foot takes all the men,"
But the foot can't look well without q nice
shoe, so remember that NERsILYA is selling
ladies' elegant buttoned boots, OF his own
make, at low prices-6lo 9th street.
At SHILLlSGTOS's, corner OF AZ street
and Pennsy lVania avenue, a large collection
OF almanaes, magazines, reviews, English
books, &C., always or hand.
holmes. "Old Man OF the MouDteid Pills"
st DE.OLL 4 Co.'S dIRs store, coruaS Sth
ard 4 streets southeast, wiz sfs Won pp 81
right aiIes ,ne peliaays.
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he has had practical experience in,
therefore he will be able to give the cost
of labor and material OF his particular
trade, and will show by mathematical
demonstration that many articles could
be Blade and sold in Memphis for less
price than We are now paying for the
same, and realize handsome profit. /
hope by this means there will be con-
cert of action between the mechanic
and capitalist, that they may co operate
in establishing manufactures in our city.
BY doing this we will benefit all classes,
and infuse new life in business Of all
kinds. / learn that this society is now
preparing their constitution and by
Isws; also, will soon canvass the city
for members to their organization.
Their yearly dues will be very low, only
enough to pay rOom-rent and actual eX-
penses. 1t is, in the writer's opinion, TO
the interest of the business men and
owners OF real estate to become mem
bers OF this association, and cooperate
with US for reasons that l have given.
Since the main object Of this association
is to devise means to establish manufac-
lures in Memphis. Will the press give
give them their support? Some of the
leading men of this organization inform
me that the reporters for the press will
always be welcome visitors to their
meetings. What say you, Messrs. Edi-
tors, to this mechanical move? You
have done more than any ten papers in
the south to build up manufactures.
We would like to hear the views OF the
APPEAL on this subject, and if you APP
prove of the course we are pursuing; IL
not, give US such advise as you deem
just and expedient in this important
undertaking. MECHANIC.
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GRAND JURY REPORT.
Three Hundred and Fifty True Bills
FOund-PrtsoDers In che Jail
EecOmn endaflODs.

The following report was made by the
grand jury yesterday:
Hon. Jahn X. Flippin, Judge, etc., Criminal
Court of Shelby county:
The grand jury for the May term, 1915,
in closing its session, would respectfully
submit the following report: The grand
jury commenced its session on the six
teenth day OF May, 1875, and have been
in session twenty-eight days, during
which time we have returned three hun
dred and fifty true bills. Some of the
bills were for small offences, which
would have been passed over by the jury
had they not thought it their duty to act
upon ali bills brought before them. The
jury visited the Jail June 80, 1875, aud
found it in a very good condition. We
found confined in the jsiI, white males,
twenty-five; white females, four; black
males, tifty-fOur; black females. fifteen;
total, ninety-fOur. The jury would recon-
mend and urge that the county put iron
netting in front of the bars, which would
prevent anything in the shape Of weap-
ons or implements from being passed
in TO the prisoners. Under your hOnOr's
instruction we did not visit the county
pOOrhOuse, as it had been examined only
a short time before and pronounced TO
be in good condition. We tender our
thanks to your honor and all connected
with the court for the kind and courteous
manner with which we have been treat
ed during the session. All of which is
most respectfully submitted.
y. ID TR EADW ELL Foreman.
+. II. WHITE,
W. Il. SHEPHERD,
H. FURSTENHEIM,
j. VI. ARBUCKLE,
A. b. NACCARO,
X. H. VANCE,
+. T.. SMITH.
GEORGE e. RUDISILL,
L. MARSHALL,
T. b. HAYNES.
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them to suggest better plans, if any, that
will be acceptable to the beeg gar as well
as to the:millionaIre. Something must
be done to save the city, and the sooner
the better for the taxpayer, the COM
MERGE, manufacturer, mechanic and la
borer, and to the creditor likewise, and
let justice be done and prscticed.
JUSTICE.
Cold and Hot.
EDITORS APPEAL have taken from
my journal eight years, with 1875, in
order to see the cOldest and hottest days
in June and January and February Of
each year, to get the coolest and hottest
DAYS in these two winter months. L
find the year 1875 the coolest and hot
test; find eighteen days in June the
hottest for years-nearly twO.thirds OF
the month, at noon, from ninety TO
ninety six degrees. The coolest was
the tenth of January, 1S75-two degrees
above zero. This was the hottest June
on record for many years, and predict
an abundance of rain from this date up
to the seventh OF August, which will
make an abundant grain crop, but prove
disastrous to cotton. On June Sd, 14th
and 23d it was ninety-six degrees.0n the
north wall Of my house. See table be-
low:
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Acct ent 10 the susie silver.

ST. LOUIS, July 6.-The steamer Susie
Silver, which left mere Saturday even
ing with the National Guards and a
large party of excursiOnists on board for
Quincy, struck the railroad bridge at
Louisiana, Missouri, on her return trip
last night and stove in her stsrboard
wheel and upper works. She is coming
down on one wheel. So far as known
nobody was hurt.
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Personal.

The Water Valley Courier expresses
itself as not little surprised to meet
upon our streets the other day, our for
mer townsman, Mr.. John b. HUdspeth,
whom we supposed had taken up lis
abode in the far-off' State Of California.
Mr.. Hudspeth left this place about ten
months ago for California, and while he
likes THAI State none the less, he likes
Mississippi more. Well, Water Valley
is no bad place after all, aud we most
cordially welcome Mr.. Hudspeth, and
all such, back to our town again.
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ONE DOLLAR FOB THE APPEAL.

Persons LsaUine the cttyfor the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or Leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOuRtiHg-roon1-Or
for any time longer than that at
the same rates.
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FEAST TEAS! TEAS!

We have received an immense invoice
Of fine teas, consisting of Imperial, Gun
powder, English Breakfast, OOlOng aBd
Japan. These teas have been selected
with great care, and are offered to con-
sumers at low prices.
LYTLE d SHIELDS.
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COUNTY COURT.
Names of justices TO Ssrge-RePOrf OF
Jail Commissioners.

The county court met at ten o'clock
yesterday morning, Judge Thomas HOl-
man presiding. A large number OF aC-
counts were passed upon, this feature
constituting the principal business of the
day. The Jail inspectors submitted their
quarterly report, Of which the following
is q synopsis: Number of prisoners re-
ceived in April, II; in May, 81; in June,
80. Number discharged in April, 10Y; in
May, IS; in June, 107. Number of pris-
Oners in jail July lst, SO; in the work.
house, Is. The commissioners report
that the health Of the Jail was never bet
ter, there not having been q death in
nine months. Dr.. Geo. X, Duncan,
physician If the pOOrhOuse, submitted
his quarterly report. which gives the fol-
lowing statistics: Number of persons re-
naming from the previous quarter, III;
admitted during the present quarter, Sc;
total under treatment, 1877: dismissed,
So; number deceased, 10; number re-
naming, ia. Both Of the reports were
adopted. Pursuant to the late law au.
thOrizing the retirement Of One-balf Of
the magistrates of counties, the follow
ing named ones are to seTve: j. A. Muir
ray, A. d. Hunter, Ira Douglass, Thomas
Giles, John Spelman, P. J. Quigleyr W.
H. MOncrjff, J. NJ. Coleman, Elijah
Pulliam, G. NJ. Bsrtlett, Henry G.
Brewer, J. w. Allen, J. NJ. Fleming,
ThomasfHolman, G.. O. Buntyn, J. r.
Brown, G. r. Egnew, e. l.. Brooks and
jeremiah Massey. 1t is yet to be deter
mined who Of the three magistrates of
the fourteenth DISTRICT Justices Elliott,
Thompson (coloredJ and Halls to
serve. The court meets at nine O'Clock
this morning.
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THE WARRANT OF ARREST
A. KAUFMAN'S RESTAURANT.

Kauiman's restaurant, No. $50 Second
street, next to the APPEAL office. Meals,
25 cents; lodging, 25 cents. The best of
liquors, wines and cigars. Good beds
andcool, pleasant rooms.
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LIVINGSTON K COMPANY,
DOB ESTIC AND FOREIGN BANEERs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business OF out-Of-town banks, bankers,
corporations, meroh ants and individuals
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly remitted.
CORRESPONDENCE solicited. Exchange on pr1uci-
pal cities of Europe
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN q CO.,
London,
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SECURITY BUILDING AND LOAN AS
ISOLATION,

w. Y. Cirode, president OF the Securi-
ty Building ami Loan association, of
which T. B. Trezevant is secretary,
gives notice that the regular meeting Of
the directors will be held next Tuesday,
the thirteenth, at No. Madison street.
1t is important to note that all stock
upon which the first installment has not
been paid by the tenth instant will revert
10 the association.
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The SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducements for advertisers to reach
large class Of readers.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.

\ OTS-siruated on Madison and Court streets
IL extended, in eighth ward, Preston's sub
division, These grounds are shaded by forest
trees, and are in a neighborhood unexception-
ably good. rare opportunity is here offered
10 tenants or purchasers. Price suited to the
times, and terms TO the convenience of appn-
Giants. IRRELEVANT q Co,
my26 l9 Madison street.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 24S se-
cond street, HANSON q WALKER,
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APPEAL RATES,
RATES OF AnVRRTIsING
IN DAILY APPEAL,


First insertion, per square. Al 20
subsequent insertions, per Equare....-.....-. so
Eight lines solid nonpareII make one Eousrs.
and twelve lines make one inch.
Local Notices are % cents Der line nruf In
sertion, 10 cents per line per week, and l2Jk
cents per line per month.
Wants, etc, are 10 cents per line rrst iuser-
ton, and cents per line each subsequent
Insertion.
Death and Marriage notices, Funeral notices
and Obituaries, are charged at regular rates
We win not accept any Advertisements 10 fol-
low reading matter.
First OF Fourth page advertisements, station
ary, double rates.
Specimen copies sent free OF charge,
our mail-books are kept by postofices, and
not by individual names.
In ordering papers changed from one pcsiofIlss
70 another, the names OF both postofiees
should be given.
We solicit letters and communications upon
subjects Of general Interest, but such must
always be accompanied by q responsible
name.
We will not return rejected communications
All letters, communications, or anything else
for the APPEAL., should not be addressed 10
aud individual connected with the ONCE,
but simply tbs
APPEAL. Memphis. TeBn.
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STOLEN.

DAY HORSE--FTom Frank wiIliamson's
ID place, twenty miles south OF Memphis.
Monday night, June 18th, a blood-bay horse,
or years old, about Is hands high, Roman
twenty Dol airs reward for mis- return 10 Frank
Williamson, or 10 Paine's stable, 81 Monroe st.
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Improved RIy-Traps, soc, tor sale by
II. NETTEK d s,(b
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Improved FIy.Traps. soc, for sale by
II. WETTER q CO.
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal COurt-FIIPpIH, Judge.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 554, $40 442, Al, IS, IS, 594, SIS,
go, 81, 3S4, 20, 165, 100, 257, 497, 54l, 543,
ga, ga, 645, 634, $50, $50, 6lS, $40.
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Dividend Notice.

TTlHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
i German National Bank have this day
declared a dividend of ten per cent
out OF the earnings OF the past six months,
payable on demand.
Jy6 MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
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NEURn.-The instantaneous cure for
Gaso- W. Jones & Co., keep it.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

sUMMERLAVy GECEUREs-trfue weeks
III begin 18th July, ISIS, and end 18th Seuteu-
Dir. Have proven of S guai use. lSt-tp stu
dents designing 10 pursue Their studies at this
or ether law scuCOl; 2d-tO those Who propose
20 study privately; 3d-tO young practitioners
who have not bad the advantage Of system
attic instruction. For circular apply Or. Cd.
University OF Va TO JOHN b. MINOR, Prof
Com. and stat. Law. lul5
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HUGH TORRANCE. THOs. WEXFORD
Lsts WITH W. Il s. Jack q
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LOST.
PERSONAL.

7 ENA, YES!
La jy7
nIVORCES legally obtained for inCompati-
~ bility, ETC.: residence unnecessary; fee
after decree. Address r. .. box 1857, Chicago,
Illinois, iy7
DARTNER-with from 5000 to 5000 capital
j in cash business, paying large profits,
with no competition. Proprietor has not
enough untTamsled means 10 do all the bust
ness he can. Address for particulars,
jy4 L. r.. N, care Appeal office, Memphis.
DR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes 8 speci-
IL atty of treating Eye and Ear Diseases,
Office S23 Poplar street. my29
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Go TO Leddfn's Business College.
" TIE STANDARD PAPETERIE, .

Is the ne plus ultra ofstationery packets.
For sale st 81 Main street, Third door
south of Union. IF. DOD q co.
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improved FIy-TraPs. soc, for sale by
n. WETEER a 90.
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Royal Havana Lottery, 1875
ORDINARY DRAWING DAys

Glass No. $50 ....,.... on the 18th Of JnTv
Glass No. 95l ............... on the 2gtb OF TnIy
Glass No. g52 .............o on the lIth OF AuOnsf
Class No. e53............. on the 2Oth of a uGusf
Gloss No. 95I.. on the nth ~ SeDrar,l ber
si2 Prizes and SiS0, 900 to be distri buted each
drawing.
rms Lottery never postpOne the drawing or
fail in anything promised. Official list of
prizes cent TO every purchaser of tickets Send
money by postottiCe order, registered letter
express or draft. Send for Circular An rrfzes
cashed at the rate of exchange
Prices OF Whsle tickets so; Halt Tickets
SiG Quarter Ticket 50; Fifth Ticket, 81; Tenth
Ticket, &. Address all orders to
MANUEL ORRANTIA,
jus los Common street, New Orleans, La,
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

ATTENp Rohartsonls Bnsiness Collef Q
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FOR SALE.

n ESIDEHCE-My late residence on Jessa-
II main street, third door east OF Lander
dale street House and grounds in perfect
order, JOHN QYERTON JR.