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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15
BlI D.

II ], jor We Of. i'm the State Of do
y re5y propose, and agree, if this bid shall be
l. ecotad, 10 do at Madison, Wisconsin prompt
Il =, correctly and in q suitable and workman.
like manner, and in accordance with law, all
letter press printing binding, ruling, blank
books including stock for biudiug), authorized
on required by the Legislature for its use or
the use u the State in all its several depart.
mants, for The term Of two years from the first
day Of January, 1881, in accordance with and
subject 10 the provisions OF chapter 20 Of the
Revised Statutes, and of all other existing
statutes of the State relating to public printing,
ior----per ceutum OF discount from the
maximum prices established by section 300 Of
ihs Revised Statutes, such per ccrtum Of dis
count to be uniform on every item OF work or
material,
Dated at, tAis---day Of, 1850.
in rrescuce Of a. B., isEAL]
D. Z, D., lsEALl
Z T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-15
BAY CHARLIE.

This well known Trotting stallion was purchaS
cd March "a, 1850 by a, l., Nonaor Off lAgan.
of Dubuque Iowa, at n great expense to present
o. the people OF this vicinity for the Improvement
of the 1rottiug and Road Horses ct this locality,
knowing the tubarn"e and deficient condition
of the country IN not having we'll bred trtttcr
To- breed from has stimulated me TO make the
purchase OF The rottiug stallion BAY CHARLIE,
feeling confident that the people VIII sustain me
give Hi extended repiErCo Of BAY CHARLIE In
this notice Hs ! consider ,hnt most even OF" IN
THESE par, arc hmilnr with MIN AMI KNOW his
record nud trnttinR qualities and consider his
INST record, the best pedigree thRl can be written
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-11-22

lions aud bulldozing, for opinions sare have
ceased throughout The leuRth and breadth OF this
great repub &C.
Not untllthe laws passed by congress IN favor Of
lhe soldiers who preserved the nation ore moro
strictly enforced
Not untii-iusie1d Of the misnomer Of civil-ser.
vice reform. cOmprchending only school-boy OK
0niuatiuns for appointment and promotion in the
several departments Of the goyernment-we havo
real roiurm, beginning with tho people at home,
VINO viii nominate and elect none Dnt able and
honest mon for Office who will dispense the Offices
under their control To none others.
Not until ability md capacity TO OIL position
count against the ability aud capacity of q recent
graduate 10 pass an examination not at all appli-
cable to the duty required.
II is TO be hoped that before aud after the 18th OF
March next the solid south" will SEQ the OF
JUS ways give US n rest from the old sectional
issues, and permit the grand mission OF the re-
publican party TO be fulfilled.
sole south or no solid SOUTH" Il Is 10 bo
hoped That the "toWpath boy" from Ohio will be
possessed OF the will uud the nervo TO lead tho
publican parry up to the enforcement Of all laws
upon the statute book n there arc laws there THAT
ought 10 be repealed, strict enforcement will
lead to repeal.
When the republican party hos accomplished
whathas been suggested, IL should be us mission
10 live forever upon the merit OF it, works
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THE GREAT
/ $50
1880

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ ih Bo URi II rRXc ti ZEE EEL Rails is"
SPLENDID scENEiEAf INA MFAGNIFloENf EQUIP
IN EFFECT, NOVEMBER s. 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot cor.
ner OF sixth And streets. AS follows;
For Pitsburs aud the West 500 u. m daily. with
Seeping Car, 70 Louisville and Chcage 1910 ID
m daily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to
BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cnnandaigun, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with Parlor Car TO Watkins and the North, at 500
a. IN. daily except Sunday at 1890 p m. daily, OK
For Wiliiamsport, Lock Haven and llmlra at lO;IO
For New York and The East 1910 a. M, $40 and 1000
p M. ON Sunday, 1000 y. m a.. ,.o,.- 49,.
Limited Express Of lullmuu Parlor Cars $3.50 H. m.
For BROOK iyn, New York. u through trains connect
Gnordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ierringe across New York city. 100 -.
on sunday, $40 and 1000 y, m.
Limited express 800 a m, daily, except SUNDAY ~,
For baltimore, G4O, BOl 81, 1870 M, and BIO 400
$40. $40 $3.50 aud 1000 p. m. on sunday, 500 a.
N. 1910 q, m, $40, DIV $3.50 and 1000 p. ~.
For Popos Crock Limo, C;io m, ana l4O p M daily
For Annapolis 90 a. m and 1910 p M. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA 81 FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA IL WASHINGTON
For Alexandria 100 II a. nj 400 $40 o25, and
1850 p. m ON sunday, 40 and II ~ NJ aud
For Richmond and the South, 200 u m. daily. and
5;2O p m daily except sunday
l:2O, 3, 0, z ana 1:lO y, m, and l: midnight ON
sunday at and 10 a. m aud $40 p. m
fnS5s @ Be procared At The
east corner ofrhirtcenth street and Pennsylvanin
avenue northeast corner Of sixth street and Penns,
lett Tor the checking OF baggage TO destination from
l''''' I. p. FARMER. Gcnorsl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-11-22

BALTIMORE. Nh. Nov. 20.
Cotton quiet and firm. Middling, l0ZGllc.
Flour active and firm, with upward tendency.
Wheat-Southern higher and active; west
ern higher and strong. Southern red, 81 1901 10
do. amber 81 22@l 2S; No. Maryland 81 2jtul 25,4
No. western winter red, spot and November,
81 21dl 22IE: December, 81 32lS61 225s; January.
u 25jS@l 25l5 February, 81 2s40l 2sl5; March.
81 3Ol gal 81.
corn-southern higher and firm; western higher
and strong. southern white, 550)G6c; do. yell
low. 53g5ic; western mixed spot, and November.
6J16c &c; December. 50l&Gb93Ic; new, 5S3seD5SISc:
January, 50Id59ysc; steamer, dc.
Oats firm at late full prices but no transactions
in the absence of receipts.
Rye quiet at 81 00Gl W,
Hay unchanged.
Provisions active and firm for job lots at late full
prices.
Butter firm. Prime to choice western packed.
l6b23c; roll lSG22c.
Eggs firm at 2jc for fresh; lined, 10000.
Petroleum dull and unchanged
Coffee firm. Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair.
nMgl3l5c.
Sugar steady. soft. CSC
Whisky quiet at 81 llh0l 10.
Freights TO Liverpool unchanged
Recelpts-Flour 900 bbls; wheat, 14O,25O Ou;
corn, 1850 bu oats none; rye, 1000 bu
ihpments-Wheat, none; corn, 10000 bn.
Snles-Wheat COG 4Si bu; corn, l5l $50 bu.
Virginia skies, old, p asked; do. deferred, 1915
do. consols, 693I do second series, 26l5; paS-dus
coupons 9294; new en-iortles, 1873 bid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-11-22

A n intelligent American boy. not over H. on Sat
urday nights all night TO assist In arranging cor
rospondence. Address, with residence. Box Gp2 7 o.
MnIm1In
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49, FREE ADVERTISING.
III q . E N. ER Or EU :
AdvorlIsemenu undor tho hoAd q

AuVhlikeiOentH uhuer mo uchu Ol
e1TUATIONs WANTED AND HELP WANTED.
Of m acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page, ore free to all.
ddteru'tmuls. Tor Rent safe or Los, not TO ereeed
h;ee tines UV be Inserted three times for 7tcentyfue
Qa1.
II answers fail to come tho nrst time, we invite q
uecond ihrd, or as many repetons as are necessary
TO secure what you advertise for We wish the nd
verses to ioel that they imposing US, but
are doing us nvor by using our nee columns. rs we
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general pubic may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoilice. II initials used they should be directed
TO The care OF some person, firm postoilce box
No free advertisements takon alter O'clock p. m.
Advertisements can be left at our Office, or soui
through the mnil to
NATIONAI. IlEpI nIICAN PnINTfNO co.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef
OFFICE OF ACTING CoMMIssAnY OF
SUBstsThNcE, FORT WIIIpPF, VA,

OFFICE OF Acting CoMMIssAnY OF
SUBsisrANcE. FoHr WHIpPE, VA,
NoveIuber 6, 1850.
G EALED PROPOSALS, IN triplicatA with copy
= of this advertisement attached will be received
1T this Office, until II o'clock noon OF FRIDAY, NO.
VENEER 20, 1850, for furnishing tho Fresh Beef re-
quired by the Subsistence Department. U. s. Army,
for issue 10 troops at this post from January 10
June 80, 1891.
Separate proposals will also DO recelv ed at the
time for furnishing such choice and other cuts of
Fresh Meats (Boet Mutton, Veal, etc.,, as may be
required by the officers and their families.
Bidders Will specify In their proposals the price per
pound for which they VIII furnish the Beef from
their stalls we'll the price delivered at the Sub
sisence Storehousc. Further information as to quail
ity of Beet etc, VIII be furnished on application 10
h. II. GILMAN, lst 1t. 18th Inf A. a. q. >.
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why We Celebrate.

At veterans" feast on tho evening of
the 18th instant, over the result of tho recent
political "Appomattox" and the election of
Generals Garfield and Arthur, after the cloth
had been removed, Major William Howard
Mills responded to the toast "Our Victory" as
follows
1--WE have met the enemy and they are ours"
We cclcbrate-we rejoice, we congratulate each
other and all other republicans upon the greatest
aud graudest achievement of the greatest and
grandesl political party that ever existed In that
Il has routed the oX-Tcbel cohorts OF the solid
south" and their northern allies defeating the
strongest caud date they could have nominated, IN
the person of one Of the greatest of union generals
II Will be our duty 70 repeat the lesson as often as
il may be required In the iuture--nO matter who
they may nominate. 10 Is TO be regretted that 50
good n general as Hancock was should have so far
forgotten himself as to have been drawn into the
through the same little end, that liltle Mac and
Horace Greeley ratified through, Had he been
elected he would have satisfied neither democrats
nor republicans aud would have been the most
congratulated on his narrow escape
Prosperity discounted adversely and was ono Of
the chief motors in the election OF Garfield and
Arthur,
Tho mission Of the republican party will not be
fulfilled until every citizen Of the nation is afford
ed protection OF law in every state and territory a
home ana abroad,
Not until every citizen Of tho nation, black or
white, can vote once, aud no more, AT each cleo
ton, as he may elect, without hiudrauce,
Not until the immediate arrest ana prosecution
of law breakers, their ual by honest lurles south
YlCted, punishment ln accordance with law are lul-
partially enforced,
Not until the time shall have come when law and
order VIII reign supreme ana murders, asSass4na-
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LOST
MANTEn-HEELP.

wv ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A young colored
ave nnh L 81 no T-at y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-11-22

WASuINGTOS, D. G., November 10, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until ~ O'Clock noon on WEDNESDAY, NO
VEMBER -. 1850, for furnishing the House of Rep
rcsentatves and storing In vaults OF south wing OF
Capitol seventy 1--we tons of best WHIrE-AsH FUR
MACE COAL and forty cords OF best OAK WOOD.
Coal to weigh 2,2ID pounds per ton aud to be re-
weighed at Capitol II desired. Wood to be sawed In
two cuts and to measure 23 cubic feet per cord and
corded ana measured at Capitol. Coal and wood to
be delivered "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER !, 1850.
Storage and Government Inspection at bidders cost.
The right reject any and all bids and to accept
reject any in quantity Is reserved TO the Gov
ernment. Envelopes ontanng bids must be marked
proposals for Wood and Coal" and addressed to
CHARLES w. FIELD,
no20-3t Doorkeeper House of Representatives.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-11-22

| INoR RENT-House No 1913 Estn W. corner Raw
Il llngs squire; house has five rooms. south front.
| rent $40 per month. no22-3t'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-11-22

GITUATlON, by respectable young white man. |
~ VINO Is II good book keeper; employment of any
kind; good reference. Address d +, Republican
NOON
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-11-22

pY white girl, situation TO do general house.
- work; no washing. Address FANNIE 633 n j
ave W. ponO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-11-22
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT, |
WAsHISGroS. ID. c., Oct. 2J, 1850. !


SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this De
partment. UNTIL ~ O'CLOCK NOON, on THE
26rH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881 for furnishing Il
kind Of mail locks and keys for the sole aud
elusive use OF the United states through registered
mails.
AS the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding any prescribed
model of q lock and key would tend to impair II not
entirely destroy tho further utility Of such locks and
keys for the purposes OF the mails tho Postmaster
General prescrlbes model or sample for bidders,
but relies for a selection the mechanical skill and
Ingenuity which a fair competition among inventors,
hereby invited may develop in samples submitted
by them.
Specifications OF the conditions and requirements
relating proposals, samples contract, etc. well
as forms of proposal will be furnished application
by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster General
No proposal will be considered unless 1t shall have
been submitted in accordance with such specification
and forms.
The contracts which may be made will be In con.
formty to the specifications and the accepted pro-
posal, But the right IT, however, reserved to reject
any and all OF the proposals.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

PY a married man, situation as gardener or
\ farmer; fhnroughly understands his business
Address GARDENER. Republican Office. no2l
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PROPepSAn.N.
pRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
PosrogFIcn DNrAnrMnNr,

PosToFFtCE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF DtSBUHsfSG CLERK Ann SURF,
WAslIiNgroN ID. G., Nov. 20, 1870. }
Sealed proposals VIII DO received at this Office unt
~ o'clock noon on MONDAY. December 90 1880 for
furnishing Fuel for the POstoilCe Department, as fol-
lows:
Tor the delivery and storage of 1--WE hundred COO
tOts, more or less f22lD pounds to the tom, OF the
best quality Of Lee White Ash Furnace steamboat
Coal to be thoroughly screened and free from slate
and to be delivered and stored or before December
81, 1880, in the vaults of the Department building
before the contracting party Will he paid therefor.
Average samples OF the coal must accompany each
bid, and the contracting party must exhibit saisac
tory certificates from shippers that The coal delivered
to him from the vessel cars Ia the kind reqni ed by
the Department.
Also for the delivery aud storage Of ton U0l cords
OF best Bakers Pine Wood, 10 he delivered ana
corded at the Department building as may DO re-
CURED, within ten (lU) days ffcm date of contract.
Tho whole to he we ghed or measured by The m
SnectOr appointed under the provisions Of section
Jill, Revised Statues Of the United states.
The bids Will he opened In tho onlto OF The super
intendent, In the presence of such bidders may
choose To attend. on MONDAY, December the 2nh,
1850 at ]. OC ock noon. and the awards viii be mndO
or before Wednesday, December 22d 1880
The Dc Jartment reserves the right 10 reject all or
any part OF the bids received, IL deemed Tor The best
interest OF the Government so TO do.
satisfactory bond Will 10 required IN each case to
be executed and flied within five (h) days after the
award is mHce for tho faithful performances OF the
contract j, o. L. BURNSIDE
Discussing Clerk and superlnt endent postoficc De.
par,nent. nus.-lHwiw
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Gold. ........... s73573.7
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Market.
Sg,v yopr NV

NkW lOfkt NOV ~ ! w.
Money was active at 1902 per cent OH call. and
closed at jper cent.
Exchange was weak at is0l ,@isOH for long and
iSlIOiS2H for short sight
Government ponds were quiet, but generally
stcndy.
STATE bonds were fairly active.
Railroad bonds were IN good demand at higher
prices
Tho stock market opened strong, and In the
carly deniings bupyant tone pfevuitcd. prices adj
vanCiug tHo4 per cent, ChicnsO, Burlington &
Quincy, Canada southern, Chicago Il Alton and
New York Central leading IN the Improvement
Attcr midday Icali2ntons caused reaction Of
liG2't per cent the latter in Chi, ago. burlington
" Quincy, but the depression was vi short dtira-
ton and the speculation again became buoyant
prices returning 10 the highest figures VI he day.
AZ the claru there was another reaction OF M6glA
per cent ON sales 10 realize profits.
Tho transactions aggregated 300 ON shares In
Guiding Delaware, j. ,CkHwanna q Western $500,
Delaware a Hudson 1900, Eric 5l,GOJ Hannibal
4 81. Joseph 10 900. lrou Mountain 400 Kansas
Texas 1880 Lake Shore 5000, Michigan Cen
trail 1902 Northwestern II .2DO, Nashville d Chatla-
nOog ~ GOl New Jersey Central 2ll00 New York
Central 1880 Northern Pacific 1880 OhiJ 4 Mis-
SiSppi .U,5Ol Ontario Il Western 1000, Pacific
Mail 1900, Reading HOO -, prul MOO Union
Pacific 1900 Wabash Pacific $780, Western Union
0l9OO, and Canada Southern $500.
NJ ~ M ,ft4 nam AZ Il
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A SITUATION by n young woman in q store or
Ia help to do sewing and housework; several years
experience IN confectionery store Address G.
WALTER, City Postohice. uo20
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JAMES N. TYNER,
Acting rostmnstsr- Genor
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT.


SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received al this Department until noon ON the I'd
day of December 1880 for furnishing by contract, for
four years from the lst day OF January 1885,
MAIL BAGS
like the samples of this Departments also for fur
nshlns MAIL BAGS conforming In materials and
slzes to the official samples, but OF different consruc
ton and improved patterns, Of which bidders are to
furnish samples
Specifications oftho kinds Of Mall Bags and ortho
conditions aud requirements relating to proposal
contracts, &C. as well rs forms Of bidding, will DO
furnished on application by letter to the Second IS
sistant PostmaslerGeneral. No proposal will be-
considered which shall not have been submitted in
accordance with such specifications and forms
The contracts which may be made will be in con-
ormity TO the specifications and the accepted pro-
posas. The right reserved however 10 reject any
or all the proposals.
JAS. N. TYNER,
oc2I Acting Postmnstor-deneral
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81 e ID "a g. -
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTIhORE e. Oul0 RAILROAD.

FAST LINE AND TuEoNLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST ANDTHEwEsr, VIA WASHINGTON
DoUBLErRACR JASSEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS!
Schedule ~ take effect
SUNDAY, NONEMBic II, lSsl
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District Courts.

CIRCUIT Court, DIVISION No. 1-JUsTIoE MAcAR.
THUR.-Clark VS.. Morris; motion for leave 10 flo
new plea overruled. Charter Oak Life Insurance
company VS.. Talmadge ordered to general term.
Stilson vs.. Blgelow Judgment denied and case set
for trial Washington Market company VS.. Davis:
new trial granted on terms Bond vs. Ladd; bill
of particulars ordered. Shnckelford VS., Brown;
demurrer certified TO general term TO be heard in
the first instance. Reyels VS. Parker verdict ono
cent damages George Killian use OF Mary Nc
CURE, VS., Glen Falls Insurance company; demur-
rer sustained and leave 10 amend. Pike VS.. Con.
verse; Jury waived aud submission to court; judg.
ment for defendant
CIRCUIT COURT, DIVISION No. 2-JUsTIcE WYLIE-
Iamon VS.. Salisbury judgment set aside on pay
ment Of costs. Shipman VS.. Gilbert motion for
Judgment Oyeuuled, with leave 10 plead. Bradley
VS. Gait ct al; demurrer withdrawn, with leave 10
plead. LAusburgh IL Bro. vs., Mcmahon; motion to
dismiss oyerrued and leave TO amend. Burgess
vs.. Raum; demurrer oyerrued. Koyser VS.. Shep-
herd ct al, demurrer sustained aud leave to
amend. stern VS., Cans L. a. Blanton appointed
commission,
CRIMINAL COURT - JUSTICE JANEs.-William
Hughes, assault; sentenced to eleven months and
twenty-nine days in jail.
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tally restored In either young on Old, All Malaria
Poisons and lingering dlsea9eB Of whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradlCateu nom
the system. FOR further Diseases aud difficulties
which treat you must mAtq appl cat ION ~ my Office.
CONSULTATION FREE TO Alb
Once and residence Southeast corner OF 1onth
and X streets northwest
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A1r1,TsnN aAHEs
UVRUsTEfs SALE or a DESIRABLE TwQ.
a STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, CORNER OF TENTH AND o STREETS


a STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DwlsI,L-
NORTHWEST
by virtue of deed OF trust dated October 0, A.
d. 1873 duly eCOrdpd In libcr No. sos folio IA vt seq,
one Of the land records Of tho District OF columbia,
ana a. the request OF tho larry secured thereby, we
VIII veil at public auction, In front of the premises
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1880, az Z O'clock p.
M, the following described real estate, situate In tho
CITY Of Washington, District Of Columbia, begpnng
Tor the same at the northwest corner Of lot numbered
thirty, IN square numbered heee hundred and sixty
seven running thence south along Tpnth street 70
the south side OF said ot hence along and south
line twehtyeight feet thence north TO the south
line OF street, thence west along the gttd street TO
place OF beginning. together with the improvements,
consisting OF very complete aud convenient two
STORY and lsement brick dwelling
TermB-The property VIII be sold subject to deed
OF trust to secure 1000 with Interest at per cent
which will be assumed by the purchaser. The bal.
nnce OF the purchase money TO be paid $500 cash and
500 quarterly thereafter, with Interest al per cont
the deferred payments TO be secured on tho property
sold, or all cash may be paid at option OF the pur
CHASER. Terms to be compiled with In seven Gays
All con 7eyancng at purchasers cost, A depOiit OF
500 ut time Of sale Will be required
j. q. AMES, rrp.t aea
E,P HALSrEAD u, ''"'-' -
w. NJ. EMTrIT, Salesman. Of1,lO 22,2lN21
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SIP 400
Half Tickets, 81.
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'at IN Letter, or send by
Y REGISTERED LET
DER. Orders Of d and
be sent rs our Expense.
lnrlVT-JOurnal Building,
, broadway, New YORK,
York venue aud l4!2
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FORTuN les MADE
IN STOCKS. QlO TO
$4,000 Invested, Prof
4 address WARD eco,
&c Place, New York,
oclS,eotf
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1850 Prizes,
Whole Tickets, sc.
~ fH1t,lrAaa Hlwn

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Express. DON'T sen % /
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upward, By Express, eau
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pnnnsYlNRnl.L nNnMMe.