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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
FIFTH EDITION.
AROUND THE POLLS.
A LIVELY INTEREST AND A GENE,
ALLY FULL VOTE.

A LIVELY INTEREST AND A GENER
ALLY FULL VOTE.
A round of the polls between
twelve and two O'Clock this after
noon, showed that a full vote was
being polled, with fair indications Of
Democratic success.
The negro vote is being massed
solidly in the Second Ward, and Re
publicans boast they will carry this
Democratic stronghold.
A large crowd If negroes is huddled
into the q room of No. sos Market
street, adjoining the Democratic head.
quarters, and 1t is contemplated by the
Republicans to hurl them upon the
various polls between five and sir
o'clock.
Around the Eighth Ward polls grea
disorder prevailed during the day, tn,
negroes being present in unusual mum
bers, and very turbulent.
A drunken, dsorderly negro, who va,
constantly creating disturbance at til,
First Ward polls, was arrested and lock
ed up.
The polls will close at six o'clock, enc
after the votes are counted the Inspec
tors will meet at the City Hall TO issu,
certificates TO the officers elect.
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rug Boats Blowing rl.. i

Naster:-DnAp ey S,. IT, Esq,
attention to the different " 'an to .. 9 1
our water front, blowing , lrs ' r' i
= manner which, to The fire. ir'' Own wa /
os a1n' fire. Three lime, since s'p n
d. Once econ. commenced ha, the der, N
w USen called out by the S stSt /
" Whistles to open bridges Or N
causes e, unknown to us. I am s ,t n h
time there will be a fire a I'n a' y
ront aud these same whistles y W |
Will blow in the same name, y y,
CUSTOM the fire companies, b,v ;,
called out falsely a number Of II !
not respond until thay have 9th !,
topping you may be able to "a, = =
means to abate the above.
l remain yours respectfully,
-, oAMuEL G, TAzt u
Chief Engineer Fire Dena, :.
WILMINGTON, October 5,h ~
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A BRAVE WOMAN.

CHICAGO, Oct. AT s o'clock this
morning two well-dressed young men,
giving the names of James Tobin ana
l.. NJ. ellis, forced then way into Mrs.
Beauchamp's room, at No. 54l Stale
street, and asked: "Bave you had any
money concealed in your bed?" She
told them that it was more of their busi-
ness, whereupon Tobin pulled out a re-
volver and flourished it in her face.
She gave an alarm, and the two men
were arrested on the street by Police
men koehler and Henretty. Tobln was
charged for assault and ellis for dis
orderly conduct, and both were locked
up in the Armory.
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Newark Letter

Trims POLITICAL, pnrc.r
L'GIous AND PERSONA \
Correspondence ofGazet,s
NEWARK, Oct. j H
Two of the most promlnsnt u
cans were up among lhe u., ~
night in the northwestern %EOI
town, doubtless soliciting v paI
DAYS election. '0'u'
The Democratic procession ]
far the larger and more en1S, ~
the two held IN Newark lat ~ n
Hosea T. Riddle, the Democ, v =.
dldate for Assessor, Will be eIs ~
COED majority. - ''' Ne'
The &c. G. b." were eppa,s ,
Chrlstiana club to play for NIX
New Castle parade, but The ~,
fer Ing the club did no, 20, ~
SO far as known the new mi Nh,
teachers give general sat,sfac,,o
each school has a very fair allenS
III Il Sacrament OF the Lord.
will be- Administered at MI
Church on Sunday next, aud H.,
also be received into full MANI
those whose names were calINd
Sundays ago, but were not Dire,
Respond. -
George Singles, the little boy
from chestnut tree list week, /,
improved, being able to walk aAo
The ram will, indeed, prove /
about here, as the dust was slaOs
eating. 4
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THE LITTLE ELECTION. "

AN INFORMANT EvENT-EvERY DEMO-
CRATIC VOTER SHOULD CAST HIS BAL
LOT.
To day occurs what is known
in Delaware as the Little Election. I"
The election it a very important one,
and every Democrat should see to il
that he casts his ballot.
The election is held for the purpose
of electing Inspectors for the Presi-
dental election in November next
An Assessor will also be elected in the
Northern and Southern districts.
The candidates in this city are as
| follows:
Assessor-Northern District, Josiah
Mccall, ID; Thomas w. SaVille, r.
Southern, David w. Hughes, D.; j.
b. johnson, r.
1nspecUors-First Ward-Austin V.
Gaynor, d.; William f. Moreland,
r.
Second Ward-Dennis ]. Gallagher,
D.; John l.. Richardson, II.
Third Ward, East Pfecinct-James
A. ODonnell, d.; Samuel File, II.
West precinct-Frank Kane, ID.
Joseph E. Martin, X.
| Fourth ward, cas-: precinct-,-John
Akin, ID; Republican candidate not
| yet chosen.
| West precinct-W William b. Hyland,
ID; Republican candidate to be chosen
Fifth ward, east precinct-Harry L.
Crippen, ID; Republican candidate
yet to be chosen.
West-Thos. J. James, d.
Sixth ward, N. precinct-William
E. Haizlett, D.; II. Ii. Hawkins, r..
South precinct-John 9. Farra, D..
f. w. Taylor, II.
Seventh ward, east precinct-Wm.
=. Hickman, d.; Charles w. Talley,
Il.
West precinct-John NJ. Macklcm,
D.; Peter Tyre, Il.
| Eighth ward-ThOmas Lynch, ID.
Benjamin b. Cummins, II.
Nlr.h ward-Jesse U. johnson, D.;
Ziba Ferris, r.
Tenth ward-Joseph McCafferty, ID;
Republican candidate yet to be chosen
THE POLLING PLACES
will be as follows:
| First ward-White Horse Hotel, s.
w. corner Second and Tatnall streets.
Second ward-Felton House, s. f.
corner of Second and Walnut streets.
Third ward, east-Barnum Hotel,
N. r. corner of Fifth and Orange
streets.
West-N. w. corner Fourth and
Madison.
Fourth ward, casts. w. corner
Fifth and Spruce reefs.
West-City Hall.
| Fifth ward, East-Lafiyette Hotel,
). w. corner Ninth aud SIMPLIFY street.
Vests. w. Corner Seventh and
Madison street.
Sixth ward, North-S. w. corner
Fourteenth and Kink street.
South s. Il. corner Seventh and
Market streets.
Seventh ward, East, S. K. corner
Tenth and Orange streets.
| West-At Logan House.
Eighth ward-N. L. corner Seventh
and Pine.
Ninth ward-Old Accadeny.
Tenth wlrd-S. w. corner Front
and Jackson Streets.
| The polls will open between and 10
A. nj. and close at o z. M.
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Local Politics.
MATTERS THAT TRANSFERRED LAST
EVENING.

EVENING.
The Jefferson Democratic club have
received handsome new banner 25x30
feet. 1t bears The portraits of Hancock
and English, also their names, together
with that of Hon. f. l.. Martin candi-
date for Congress-.
The Salisbury Hancock and English
club, OF Mill Creek Hundred, visited the
Williams club of this city last evening.
The Young Mems Republican club,
were presented last evening with a
handsome silk banner, the gift of lady
friends. A well written presentation
letter accompanied the present. which
was said amidst Considerable enthus-
iasm. The banner bears the following
inscription; "Young MEMS Republican
club, Of Wilmington, Delaware, also the
coat of arms Of Tia State. Several short
addresses were made.
On Friday evening next the club viii
be presented with silk flag. The Ger.
emonies will take place IN the Opera
House, Anthony Ii ggens, Esq, maxim.
the presentation speech. The flag will
be received on behalf of the club, by X
Stocket Matthews, Of Baltimore.
The club will tend meeting at In
stitute Hall Tomorrow evening, wbicI
will be addressed by Anthony Higgen.
Esq,
Senator Bayard is expected to az
dress meeting at Newark on the 16l
inst.
The Bird Guards will give a hop |
institute Hall on the 10th inst. the pr,
ceeds OF which are for the benefit Of Il
club.
The Democratic professions and una
meetings, last night we've prevented
reason OF the rain that fell cuplously.
The disappointment was keenly felt,
eha clubs were prepared to turn oui
lsrge numbers, and hundreds Of though
Tul voters were DESTROYS of bearing IL
speed e. of Senator Bayard ami other
However, the fact that the rain w,
badly needed and would do an immen,
amount of good mitlgdted the disa
pointment In great measure. The D
rade and meetings will still come of
probably next week.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
THE ASSAULT WITH A TORCH

Magistrate Lennon held a further
hearing yesterday IN the case of T aylol
Razor Of No. 1892 Grayson street
charged with assaultiDg Thomas "
Lukens, aged 10 years, with a lighted
torch Oh the night of the Republican
denomination. The father OF the in,
Jured lad produced certificate from Dir
Cruice OF ST. Joseph's Hospital, starting
that young Lukens was lot vet out o
Danger, The case was continued until
Monday next, the accused being com.
united for his appearance at that time
Press.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
STATISTICS FROM THE CITY or
PORK

CINCINNATI, Oct. AT the annua
meeting of the Pork Packers Associa
ton to-day the annual report was pre-.
sented, from which the following figures
were taken. The actual receipts for the
year in this city were: Hogs, 97G,741
head, against 1,0G0,4j3 the preceding
year; cattle, 229,4jl head, against 1872,
054; and sheep, 525,554, against 4O4, 574
The shipments Of live stock from thu
city fCr the year have been: Hogs, 245,.
77S, against 2l0,2l7 in 1873 8; cattle
los, 4s2, against 81 ,4l5; and sheep, AGO.
697, against 32S,57D.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
SALE OF BERNHARDT TICKETS

The regular sale of tickets for the
Sara Bernhard performances began
yesterday at the ticket office of
Booths Theatre, with about 200 men
and boys waiting in line. BY 12 o.
clock all had secured their tickets,
and all the seats on the ground floor
and in the first balcony had been dis
posed of at SO each. The sale OF
tickets tor the family circle then be-
gan, the price asked for these being
$3.50. The ticket spectators were
on hand early and secured number
of the choicest seats, though not more
than four for one night would be sold
to any person.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
A Conhding VirgInian.

Mr.. y. X. Cousins, represented nv the
Plttsylvania, Va, Tribune, the leading
newspaper 10 his vicinity, living near
(Callapds) Pittsylvanta County, Va, To be
an Industrious anu hard working farmer,
worthy in every way, and abnnl fnTtr ,,
nNe years oil age-WOrking W tn his oh H.
dren daily in the tobacco field-says thai
ne mas always ma faith in the Integrity
trtbuttons Of the Louisiana State I .otterv
At New'Orleans and has occasionally ser,
dollar by mail to NJ A. Dauphin. 1t No
8l9 broadway, New York city, or else IL
the same D. rson 81 New York CIV. or els,
10 the same person AT New Orleans La
and now his faith is sustained by hi,
drawing the fourth capital prize of s., 500
sep29.
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THE ARMAMENT OF GREECE.
Hanlan viii Not Practice ON
&uu al nv

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Sportsman
this morning says; Edward Han
Ian, the Canadian oarsman, does not
intend practicing on Sundays. Da
vid Ward superintends Hanlan's
training, as he did when Hanlan was
in England before. William Elliott
OF Blythe has been doing strong
work. He is only one stone eight
pounds over rowing weight. Trick
EFT and Lavcock, the Australian
oarsmen, practiced starts on Satur
day last"
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
Terrible Acoiden, In a churc

- LONDON, Oct. "A portion OF the
floors OF the gallery OF st. Aloysius
Catholic Church at Manchester coilaps-
ed yesterday during mass, allowing a
large number OF people TO fall to the
main floor of the edifice... Several per-
son are reported killed and many others
injured. The accident is a surprise as
the gallery was believed to be- well sup
ported and safe. ST. Aloysirs il Jesuit
Church, located in Ogden street, Ard
Wick. a suburb of the CITY, aud was built
In 1852. Rev. NJ. j. O'Callaghau and
Rev. Patrick j. Smith are the pastors.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
MAGISTRATE CASES.

Last evening, before Esquire Cole,
Edward and Martha Lloyd we're ar-
raigned on the charge of using abusive
language and threatening bodily harm
to George Ii. Smith and his family.
Edward was required to pay So and
costs, and Martha so cents and costs,
and each furnish 500 bail to keep the
peace. All the parties to the suit are
colored.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05

A MILD form OF the -plzooty ha,
maze It, al pra,Auce IN some OF the
stables in Philadelphia, and IT is feared
that the disease may become more seri-
Jus in its Character.
The Board OF Port Wardens yesterday
agreed to grant the Philadelphia anU
Reading Railroad Company new ii
e, nse 10 build Ice piers ON the Delaware
nvrr opposite the cumpanys properly
south Chester. A proposition to ex-
tend tue Por. Warden nne from Mai.
Gus Hook TO the Delaware State Inn.
20 protect wbarves and the proposed ict
harbor was referred 10 b committee.
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ST. JULIEN AND TIE EPIZOOTIC

WASHINGTON, Oct. A. The prepare.
lions for the National Fair, which open.
tomorrow morning, have been made O..
a grand scale. The great event will b,
the race on Friday next, when st. julien
Is TO to trot as iinst his best time. MIR
Hickok, the owner, said to-day.
am little raid of one think, anC
that Is that ep5 otto. ST. Su'icn ha:
been in Boston III stables where il /,
now prevailing. lie conghed littl,
to-day, and ! am little alarmed about
him. SUI, hope he may be all righI
on Friday"
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INDIANA.

From the New York star, oct. 4. 1880.
The advices from the West all in
dictate the election of Gov. Landers
as Governor of Indiana by a sub
stanlal majority, and in excess OF
the majority IN 1876. The organiza-
ton is complete, and from now until
the closing OF the polls there will be
hard work, so as to secure a full and
free vote.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
carfleld's War Record.

From the Monticello, H., Bulletin.
Garfield was great soldier. lie was
in the army just twenly-eight months,
and in lhat time was away Oh leave OF
absence thirteen months. While his
division Was lighting be Was stumplng
his State for Congress, and tue roll Ie-
ported hun "absent on account OF sick
hess" That is his war record.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
CLAYTON House Arrivals.

Mrs. John Drew, Phila.
II. Froelich, New York.
Miss A. stephens,
NJ. II. Barrymore.
7 Jefferson.
j. 4. Galloway,
z. II. Kitchener. Binghampton, N. Y.
Miss Rosa Rand.
A. ID. Frye, New York,
Jas. T. Pendergrast, New York.
J; l.; johnson and wife, Sundasky, Ohio
+. Beruse. New York.
A. A. Hamilton, Phila.
". q. IL. Randolph, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Robert Currie, New York.
Wanton =. Webb, New York.
7. w. Ferrel, Y0rklyn, Del.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05

WALL STREET observation-disclosures
made further advance; but In the last
hour a reaction was caused by sales Of
secure profits. Money continued easy
at the same rates. Governments were
quiet and railway bonds we're In demand
at better figures.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05

Ninety thousand tax receipts are
issued this year in Philadelphia, which
win those purchased last year, make not
less than 100000 non-tax paying voters
out OF the 10000 or so to be polled in
november. The taxpayers have made
spasmodic efforts TO organize themselves
ior municipal reform, but the party for
ambitious men to look after now is the
non-tax-payers. They are bosses now by
a large majority. Times.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
A POSSIBILITY IN MINNESO
Ia.

From the New York Sun.
1t is even possible that Minnesota
may turn up in the next Congress
with a solid Democratic delegation
to help Hancock reform the long
standing abuses of ring-Republican
rule.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-05
Opening
Opening
.Opening

Opening
Opening
.Opening
Dry Goods,
Dry Goods.
Dry Goods.
Would call particular attention TO a line
of all wool Taffettas at 3lc. in all
shades, wOr b 30.
French ShoOda,.
French ShoodtB.
French Shoodas.
All wool 37l5, very desirable
Monte Cloths
Monte Cloths
u inches wide. all wool excellent value,
rs cents.
Wool-Faced Cashmeres
Wool-Faced Cashmeres,
At 37H equal IN appearance to French
goods.
Monies and Armures.
Monies and Armures,
Vt 20 cts. - inch 3 wide in handsome
designs.
Cashmeres.
Cashmeres,
At 10 cents. Woo filling, choice shades
Alpacas.
Alpacas.
AT l2l1 cents, All choice, good lustre.
PlRids.
Plaids,
At % cents. . Inches wide, wool filling
Plaids.
Plaids.
AT 40c. Handsome designs, entirely new
All wool Plaits.
All wool Plaids.
At 70, SIPS, $3.50 and 81 ST..
Also fine assortment of the Mouchoirs
or handkerchief cloths at sl.25 and 81. so
beautiful goods.
W. NJ. KENNARD a co.
W. NJ, KENNARD q co.
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To Beg or not to be? That Is tho oues-
aon. whether tits nobler in the MIND 10
suffer the aches and pains that human
uesh Is heir to, wheE overtakeu by a
bottle of Sines' yrup OF Tar, Wild Cherrv
ard Hoarhound, and by thus opposii r
en- them; Sold by all druggists, IS and 81
SH'S pei oob1ie' sep2-lm.
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A TURNOUT AT NEW

A TURNOUT AT NEW c As'
Despite the rain last d gh!
Hancock and English Club Of
Castle turned out, made a Ian,
parade, and dedicated their neT
wan in Shawtown. Stirtint
dresses were delivered by Vol.
G.. Whitley and Alex. B. G
Esq.
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FOURTH EDITION


Light rain, followed by clearing and
cooler weather, northwest to southwest
winds and rising followed by falling ba-
rometer.
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CoURlER-JouRNAL BUILDING,
LOuisvllIe. Ky. Sept. u. |

1Ob III Eh-Jbl hNAL Dl LDlNG,
Louisville, Nv, Sept. u, ID
In direct violation OF an agred
with ex-PostIraster General
ordering the delivery Of Eegi&
Letters and tpe payment
Money Orders TO the unders aued
Ing the litigation in the UniEtd 4
supreme Court. the Third ASsislanH
master General has seen iii IN he d
OF his Superiors TO set ASIDE S Nd
The grounds upon which ne juAlife
action ale, that all lotteries IN Kenl
have been repealed aud are thd
illegal, and beng illegal, are necesI
fraudulent, when. In fact, the fat
under which this Company draws,
thai OF the Louisiana LOTTERY tom
has never been repealed, and y4t thl
Office Department discriminate n
of that COMPANY.
Comment Is useless. Legal aclIOl
ut once be tlken by his Company,
until further notice, correspondent
requested TO send all remitlances by
letter or by express. Don't sen
money order or registered letier
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Mme Q. psmorest.s Patterns.

Russell & Spencer take pleasure in an -
nouncing 70 their customers that thew
nave received Nine. Demorest's Patterns
Port Polios, Journals, What to Wear, etc.
LOT tne present season. sepl5-tt.
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n MISUNDERSTANDING OF COPART-
~ NERSHlP.-The copartnership here
tofore existing between william McEIwee
and Daniel McElwee, under the firm
name of W. q ID. McEllwee, has been
TINS day dissolved by mutual consent.
Inc business Will be continued by VIII
nan McEiwee, who will settle ali claims
against the late firm, and 10 whom all
debts due the late firm must ba paid.
WILLIAM McELWEE,
DANIEL McELWEE.
" ilmington, Del, Sept. Is, ISSO.-oot4-8t
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General Foreign NesUs.
LONDON, Oct. 3, 1880

LONDON, Oct. 3, 1880.
The Hamburg-American line steam
er Cimbria, Captain Ludwig. has
sailed from Hamburg for New York
She takes out 100, 900 marks in gold
The following members of the Brit
ish Cabinet met at the residence of Mr.
Gladstone yesterday Mr.. Gladstone
Lord Granville, Sir William Harconrt
the Duke of Argyll, Mr.. Chamberlain.
Lord Northbrook and Mr.. Childers.
The British steamer Pharos. Can
tain Joy, sailed from Liverpool on
Sunday for Boston with the passengers
of the steamer Campus, from this
port September 25 for Boston. which
went ashore in Keil Bay, Scotland, on
the Goth ult.
THE ARMAMENT OF GREECE.
A despatch from Athers to the
Daily Neios says :-"The leaders of
the opposition in the Greek Parlia.
ment have decided to support the ma.
tional armament. There are now 40 !.
600 men under arms and recruits are
tiocking in rapidly"
THE DULCIGNo CRISIS.
Admiral Seymour arrived at Cattaro
yesterday and Immediately proceeded
to Cettinje. Montenegro now urges
that the season is too far advanced to
permit of further delay, and declares
her willingness to attack Dulci mo i'm
mediately provided she can obtain the
effective concurrence of the fleets.
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TO Phi r SICIAN 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL

a, .I"IB LIUH t1perlence the dlssatIs
lacIlon so oIten attending the dispensino
Oh many 81 lhe emulsions In the market !
Woulu call your attention to some nj tba
features OF the emulsion which havenras
pared ana dispensed for years win an
varying satisfaction. The on used is ihe
n mes Norwegian and the most scrupu9
material and In every detail OF its nam
iaeture. BY careful manipulation This
emulsion is made with the smalIes, nos
side smoant Of gum, and by the very nj.
ed very fluid and perfectly palsieh"
Eacn tablespoonful coHtai1s 90 Der cent
OF II and grains of popbosnhite ~;
- line M. samples will be gladly fdrnished
Put Gp In pint bottles, price ri Man,--
tactured and sold Wholesale and rstaii NV
VIZ. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST,
Nlnth and Market SIS
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-. -: .. 25th
Popular Monthly Drawing Of
Commonwealth Distribution
AT MACAULEI'5 THEA d
In the City Of Louisville o

| Commonwealth Distribution
AT MACAULEY's THEATRE
In the City Of Louisville on
| SATURDAY, OCT. 3otA,
THESE DRAWINGS AUTHORIZED Bn
| LEGISLATURE of 1873 and SusT AlNh
| THE COURTS ok ENTUCKY 7, 0ccul ftsq
| on the last day of EVERY MONTH, oun
| and Fridays excepted, for the perry
FIVE YEARS. a.. c.nl
The United States Circuit COul'
March 81 rendered the iollOwlhgueei
LIST That the Commonwealth DIStr'9'
| CbnlpcaU ~ Lego'.
I'd. rs Ora OilgS are Jdp'
N. Bins Company has nov op
large reserve fund. htae ! le
prizes for the
OCT. DRAWING /
lrfze....., ....s''"'''''''"''''
gPTtze. ....,...''''' ''''''"'' I''"'
IIftze. .....,..,.........'.''.''' '"'"
10 Prizes u go edch. '""
20 FyiAes 800 each. '''''''
100 Prizes lOU cdch........."".."' -"
| 900 Prizes 50 each ...'."'''' '"'
800 Prizes ~ edch.." " '""'1 ''""
1000 ITfzeS 10 edch.'.'.'. a.. ,.,'', rr,,,,
| 8 prizes $3.50 each. ALqTOIImdilo" ''''
| 8 prizes 10 each,
| 8 Drizes lCJ each,
| $50 Prizes, ua,,Tict ets.
Whole Tickets ". Han id TnEeis
| n Tickets, ~. i, ,.,,ar Inv /
Remit by money IN ieI1e, Inn
| draft or express to X. NJ bU o;nAyiile
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