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Notice to whom 1t may Concern.

fIAKE NOTICE THAT, UNDER AND BY
! virtue conferred on tho Legislature by ar
ticle le7 Of tho constitution Of Louisiana. an net
Of tho Legislature will be applied for by Joseph
A. Garcia md others 10 organize lottery
privilege. to be known ns the Crescent City Lot
tory OF the State Of Louisiana.
Tho object and purpose o. this organized
body Is to establish solvent homo institution
for tho ealo OF lottery. policy and combination
tickets. devices and certificates and fractional
parts thereof at terms and prices In just pro-
portion to tho prIn . to be drawn, and to nanrs
Justice In tho distribution Of such prizes. The
domicils or thia lottery shall BIS In the city Oi
New Orleans State OF Louisiana.
\ Joseph A. Garcia and associa.es shall furnish
4 security OF $4,000 unto the Treasurer OF the
State for the prizes resulting from this lottery
Tho said Joseph A. Garcia and associates shall
pay into tho treasury OF tho State tho sum o
$4,000 annually, payable quarterly. and In ad.
vance, as provided by lazy: and said sun 4 to se
port Charity Hospital. and the remaining
$40 900 for the benefit of tho public schools
throughout the parishes OF tho state
And be 1t understood that this do not imply Il
any exclusive privilege whatever.
fe21 NJ mhA 1G 10 ~
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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMEnrs,
'uCrsON SALES.
ny the Sheriff Of the Parish or Orleans


NJ the Sheriff Of the Parish or Orl.~u.
LAnaE AND EXTENaIvE HALE
.5. ..=..~= THH-
OWL aUERIFF OF THE PARISH OF OR
LEANS
ENTIRE uONTENrs or THE PREMISES.
NO. ~ DAMP STREET.
Consisting of n large and we'll assorted lot Of
Stationery Hank hooks Printing Presses.
otto. Fixtures. etc.
IN TIE MATTER OF A. ". NELSON Va. His
OHEnITONH.
Fiflh District COURT for the Parish Of Orleans.
No ~ 1Ra
ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER ON SALE. or
- date Fehtuaty ~, taso, to me directed by the
honorable the fifth bisttiat COURT for the par
lah Df Orleans, In the above entitled oatlae. /
will prneeed 70 sell at public auction, gu the
premlses hereinafter designated, on WEDNEH4
DAY. March 20. 1870, Al 10 O'Clock A. m. the fol~
oTif a EaTSH sHp FIXTURES
street. In the First DISTRICT oi thIs CITY. aud
known Ra q stationery store printing establish
ment aud blank book nanufaetoty
All IA per inventory on i,e In mv Office.
~ 80 J. H. x ALUgh UAuTuRgAux.
OWL Sheriff 81 the Parish ~ Orleans.
fapT MIR 10
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lllMsi0na Of Hope.

Incredible aa II may aoam to NIL wide awake
persons who keep the run Of things, tho cru
ditto Mir. Evarts still clinHs To tho del,lsion
that he stands IL show for tho Presidential
nomination of tho Republican party this
yaAT
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asked the postof1ice clerk II there was letter
for her. Where from p asked he. She
answered: We'll l dunno. Ny husband g
dead. and dunno whar my letters gwine to
come from.
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- . -

The two hundred and tiftieth anniversary
OF the settlement OF Boston will be commem-
Grated this year by the publication OF me-
mortal history of Boston, including the
county Of Suffolk, upon an exceedingly elab-
crate and complete plan.
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MArenALTy oF NHw DnLHANa. 4
Gir Hall. February az 1880. !

MAvanAITy aF NTw DR,HANa.
Gir Hall. February az 1880.
No. Ga63 Administration Heries
AN oRDINA " providing for The payment
OF tho several accounts therein namn'i.
Ito IT, ordained. That the following apprn-
priatlons he and arc hereby made rpr the
month ~ Jauuary, 1870 and that tho Admin
latrator NJ Public Accounts warrant on tho
Administrators of Finance In payment III tho
aamo whenever thera shall he inonoy In tho
city treasury to tho credit Of the appropriate
fund for each account and not otherwise nl,-
propratad
Jefferson CITY Gasllght Company for
lighting Sixth District. ma pet budget
appropriation -T.,... $AH9 M
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans. February u. 1870
Yeas Eahan. thevaley. COLLINS. alynn.
Ianacann. Marks. Mnalllo.
l. W. PATTON. Mayor,
true oapy.
Runr. q. Woop Heeretary.
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MAynnALTv or NEw ORLTANa.
City Hall. February II. IanD.
mo. GgG5 Administration Herlea.l

NO. GIE5- NHm1n1nLthtIOh RofleH.I
Reaoired, That on account ut erroneous as
assessment tho Administrator ~ Public 40
oounta be and Ia hereby authorized TO correct
the assessment on capital I'm the name OF j
w. Madden, In square No, i7s, fourth assess-
ment dlstrlct, from $4,000 10 $1,000. for tho year
1919. Tux ~ ta7n. tax bill No. no.
Also. to correct the assessment on capital
In tho name Of u. Il. McKeon, in square No. .
fourth assessment dIstrlot, from $1,000 e
$4,000. for tho year tara. tax Of 1879. Tux bill
No q.
Adopted by tho Council of tho city OF Now
Orlonna. February ~. 1880
Yens Hehnn. Ghovalley. Collins. Glynn
Isnnaaon. Marks. Moaliie.
!. w. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
IsoIr Il. WooD, Secretary
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The Peruvians are never troubled with any
third term scares. III the President lives
through his first term, be will be found re-
siding In Paris.
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MAyonArTy or NEW OHIrAN M.
City Hall, February as, tRHu.

MAyoHAIrY or NEW OHLrANa. /
City Hall. February A. iRH1. y
No. G9GG Administration Series,l
Resolred. That tho bids to repair the cornlce
Of tho building occupied by tho r"oordsr oi
mortgagea and register of conveyaneea. re-
ceived and opened on tho nineteenth instant,
be- and the aame arc hereby rejected.
Adopted by tho Council OF tho city Of Now
Orleans. February "a. 1870
Yoas - Hehan. Ghevnlley. Collins. Glynn.
Isaacson, Marks. Moallie.
|. w. PATTON, Mayor.
tr,lO copy.
RonT. g. WooD, Secretary.
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E'lFIH .DdhIhlDt youha fgN lin fAt.-
ia9 OF OTlsMDs No' Vso, ny vI,us u
writ o. SEIZURE @nn snle, n ne nlIsoten ~ Ins
inc fl.h nstres U9nt. Ioa Inc
lHh olur!eans ~ Inv ABOVE anL'eiea ohuss' Ill
proceed 70 sou Nv Punllo shcG,on, =. the msr11
chahs hhu huo.iGnuess. IAouthnke, isoy .
street botWeeD ynnnl nnn alstomnpuss sEIegryYs
~ the Second District o. this CITY On TUES.
pa MaInh = WY. ~ - 2 eI9eR M. Inc iolloW"
ing assTst'p1i inr ~ uI,o,rrp t,gsbor
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with ~ ths nniihihEh nh1 ,Ihnlov"mens lhofp-
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tho s1uhle ponnaaa * Wm..w. . ,a, as Jy
prsss nma msvm how III snara
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the once pI a. Onlhp9.n.. ,..sn no.,hS ~ LIZ
CITY. s@lh lot mepsuI,.k sWnn.y s.a .e1t yne
| Inch and Two mos rom r. Hsyih now LMIhy-
! cite. street, twenty PIG lss,s lYht on yypIess
street. one h'tndtsn ana slxty-slx Isst aeep On
TIE ga" naatat mnw . s.'"s' ahn one n no
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lines deep nn M ss1n nam.asl U s.H3Y
| street. al hineIlnhn mehsuIe,, WntcI sniu
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from !1nh nosy ~ ..n r.. i. - 1900. =, ~
f'shIn lAp' ho,'ssy ~ ",n o',S. w III" '"ohss
seventh day Of March. 1919.
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Notice Of special Act.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will apply to tho Legislature
for the passage Of act to authorize him to
sue the State OF Louisiana.
fei5 81 81 mh4 IL is THOMAS BRADY.
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ROaALJE nIUOul,T Va. FRANCOIS BAREH.
HER HUSBAND No. to,a3l.
I uEnEnY CERTIFY THAT ON THE NINTH
aere9 IN fds' curt in u" sIowpe antl'sd
suit. In the words aud figures following. to
No. ,o,e2t Hoaalle Hlcourt w. Francois larhs.
Oh motion of J.. o. reyroux. attorney for
" aa a % Sta " Inc law and f The
y is ordered ad,u'leed and deoreed that the
Judgment Ivy default herein entered on the thlr-
| tieth day u January, iaao, no nov oonfrmed
and made t'nal. aud accordingly 'hat there BE-
JUDGMENT y fay9r Of aalh plaintiff. Mrs. IsoaaIe
fendent. Francois Ilarea her husband. decree.
!na n ,s,opHretion of property betwaen her and
her sal! husband and dlasovpg tho 9ommu,
| them md authorizing aaia plaintiff 10 conduct
and a''mlnlster her own separate afralrs M she
It Ia further orderel. ndiudged and deoreed
That tho said plaintiff. Mrs Hosalie Rieourt. wife
aforesaid, dp have aud rscoyer Of said defend
Of ono thousand dollars with legal interest
thereon from judicial demand. to wlt. January
pr,yiioa e an,. morgaae hy Inv allowed to mar
movable. q their husband Tor tho payment Of
their paraphernal rights.
Judgment rendered February ., 1870.
| Judgment signed February L.. 1880.
N. IL. WlttIITOB. Judge.
In teatimony whereof have bersunto not m y
hand aud p!nlsel tho seal Of tho shld court Mt
Tho nity Of New Orleans. on thia aisteenh day
| Of February. In tho vanr of our Lord ono thou
s% ia7 : ), min" A Fl. m sSy Deputy Clerk
| STATE OF LOUIHIANA.
sIxTH DIeTnIpT pounT FOR TIE PARIsH
OF ORLEANS No. 1o.sso.
i
MAX BRAUN W.. HIS CREDITORS.
| Order Of court.
A LII THE FOHMALITIEH OF THE LAW
| ~ having been complied with. lot the ceaslon
| Of tho inAolvsnt Max Braun bs accepted for the
benefit Of hia creditors: LOT msetInR 81 the
min Dry notary public. on the eighth day Q!
| March. 1870 and lot Fred AdoLh DO nppoipted
| TO represent tho absent creditors OF tho In
solvent. md In tho menntime lot nj! proceedings
| against tho person and property q Max Braun
inaolvept herein. ba stayed until tho further
| order Of this court, and lot tho civil ahsrtn be
| ordered to retaln Tho property Of tho inaolvsnt
now In his possession until tho further order oil
| this court,
Now Orleans February &, laaO.
/ N. II. hIaIfTOit. Judge.
H. Mnrarnn Deputy Clerk. fec 10 40 81 mbs
NOTICE il HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
| Y memorinllged tho General Assembly Of tht
State OF LonlsinHh. praying that tho htatt
| either pny mo for tho Babeuck Fire Extin
gnishers etc. now In tho Btatc Honse bslOng
Ing TO mo- or that the Same bo returned to M
w. oV''''0'''' ~ go j. b. MOORE.
| Union street. Now Orleans. La.
FAM vv,t,A n
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MAvopaLTy or New DnLHANa.
Uiiy Hall. February az, iaRo.
mo. G9G4 AhmlnIstratlnn Herlea.l

0iiy Hall. February az. laRp. I
No. G3G4 Administration Herlea,
Reaolred Tint permission he aud Ia hereby
granted Ia thu New Orleans Auxiliary HaEi.
tary Association 10 lay a pipe on the levee,
running the entire front Ut the city, with out
let's 10 flush the Huttnls OF every psrpehdleu.
lar atteet. ~ tho Administrators III Improves
mentn and Commerce and tho city surveyor
may direct.
'rhia permission being reyoOnla nj tho
ploaa,lrn Of tho Council
Adopted Ivy tho Council Of tho nity of New
Orleans. February a. 1870
Yeas Is.han. Chevaley. Collins. dlynn.
Iaancaoi. Marks. MenlIia.
l. w, PATTON. Mayor.
trun copy. ..
Eour o. WooD HnGrotary.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny Monta . .ry n Go.

solicit oonsIenments q Household furniture
lerpets, Paintings, Libraries mud General
Merchandise for their regular auction sales
held at II oeloek q, IN. every TUEBDAY
TUUHBDAy aud HATURnAY,
Halea ut Residences attended to At moderate
charges. aui7
NJ ONTaOMNRY l. 90.
Nl AUUTIONNEIlH.
VIII cell Horses. Mules COWS Carriages ant
Harness nj auction. Mt
M. ~ HarouHs street.
every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II
O'Clock.
OonalgnmentH Of stock solicited an1T am
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
LEG NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE or LOHIaIANA.
HIx'rH DISTRICT COURT FOll TIE PARISH
OF OHLEANa.
nORALIE nLUOuRT Va. FRANCOIS BAREH.
n EH HUSBAND No. t0,a2l.
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HTATE OF I.DUIHIANA.
MAX BRAUN W.. HIS CREDITORS.

.IxTH DIHTRIOT COURT FOR TIE PARIHrl
OF OlLEANH No. 10. $50.
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OLIVE LOGAN.
The Nautch Girls and Their Especial
NRutchfness.

NEW YORK. Dec. II.
Augustin DAILY sends me an invitation to
come down and see his bungalow. lie uses the East
Indian name TO Indicate the apartment which lie has
secured for the troupe OF Naufch girls and Juggling
men, who viii exhibit their tricks In their fofthcom
ing Christmas attraction at his theatre. This Is
man Theatre here brought out the other night In adj
vance Of Days production, circumstance which
will not mar its freshness TO any extent on roadway
for only small section OF the American public go
over to hear the German troupe. havelee SO occu-
pied that have not gone to see the Nautch girls IN
near view yet, but hope TO do so next week, when !
viii write you what they look like. So far from court
Ing preliminary notices OF these Orientals, DAILY really
does not desire them to he much spoken OF IN .ne rear
them which their entertainment will fall TO attain !
know exactly how he feels, because as II happens,
ager, whose failure with the Nautch girls dsas
trous. Why, look at the thing In ITS true light,
i'etre Of the dance Of Nautch gIrIS is 1t to give
Idea Of sculpturesque beauty the poetry OF airy
movement the gymnastic power OF terpsichorean
sybarte, the grovellng anlmasm OF the SEMI lied
voluptuary of apolygamic empire. The Namtch girls
I saw In Paris were undoubtedly genuine. They were
even dancers of renown Their persons were loaded
with presents which had been given them by Wander
Ing dgnitares OF Mornonlstc procliylties. But IN
Egypt mark how the dance Is effected: The girl stands
up and crowd OF men surround her, clustered cross
legged ut her feet In compact circle, which rarely
ON the same spot or nearly So Then the swaying
begins Native instruments are twanged. The
whole assembly grunts or howis The girl waves her
arms and her dposturlng increases In energy as the
magnetic enthusiasm Of her behoders urges her on.
In Its way 1t Is as animal as bull ght as merciiess,
incomprehenslble to people like Anglo saxons, who
mingle sentiment with every barbaric Instinct
On the Paris stage up In front OF the trying ordeal
OF fcotights before an audience OF ladies as well as
| men, the girls themselves were powerless. Their
dance lost Its impassioned magnetism. II became
mechanical. 1t had no spirit, no fire. Withdrawn
from the public nj theatres the manager OF the troupe
Nautch girls hired them out to perform at tho fast
clubs Of Paristhe Jockey, the Mirlion, and others
aud so escaped loss The dance said to be very
different under these conditions. The Paris pireurs
were delighted. 1t was a new sensation
fancy Days girls Will be success OF curiosity
People really want to stare at dancing girls from the
Nile. Their performance dancers will not lie much
commented upon inanagerially 1t will go for what
II Is worth, and II poor thing, why nj least thing
| OF their own. -0iipe Logan IN Cia. Enquirer.
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aueenPomare,s Rail,

Queen Pomare gave ball at Papeete on
the occasion ~ her sons birthday. He was then
heir apparent, SO ! suppose no IS now King. All
Tahiti was present Mt thai ball special invitations
were issied and 1t was an understood thing that every
one would attend. All ts chiefs and chiefesses OF the
island and all the Foreigners assembled inside the
palace. whsre European dances only were IN vogue,
Upa, their favorite and national dance. Men Of
science have often pr0pounded the very plausible the
DRY that dancing Is simply pantomimic love making
and certainly the Upa- Upa, primitive aud Org-
nal dance, goes far TO prove the proposition. II Is
dumb show OF courtship and matrimOny The musi-
cal accompaniment Is somewhat duh and monotonous,
but the dance makes up for such deficiencies. With
out being specially graceful II Is the most exhilat-
ing, exciting suggestive pieceo salatory gymnastics
Imaginable. The motto OF the noble Order Of the
Garter forlds II being called INDECENT but II Is n-
questonably natural that Innocent indeed must bt
the spectator whose Imagination Is not fired thereby.
The delight which the natives take In II cannot be
aggerated. They gatheri IN crowds around the dane
ers, and laugh, chucke, shrek gesticnlate, ex-
claim, and roar IN their merrinent, couple afte
couple pant and retire from the violence OF the
Immoral The accusation Is at least indiscrIininate
They most strictly observe the nth and sixth com
mandments and II the prohibition which forms thu
seventh article OF the Decalogue Is dead letter I,
them surely nature on the nencien abos OF the mis-
sonaries are la fault rather than the islanders, VIII,
love pleasure aud full Of human Kindness and gen
erous Affection A beautiful u them siItinJ
IN thousands beneath the bright moon-which shine
nowhere brilliantly as In Tahitl-ainglng the Psalu
yernacular but the effect was soothing, and eyei
sacred though WAS told that the sentiments o
their "hymnomy, - as they call II, we're very upa
upa-ish. -Tiasiep'8 Magazine.
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FAREWELL.


The boat went drifting drifting. the sleeping sea.
And the that loved the dearest sat in the boat
with me.
The shadow of coming parting hung over the great
grey swell,
And the winds swept sobbed on, farewell
farewell.
The boat went drifting, drifting, In the lingering
Northern night,
And the face that loved the dearest paled with thu
paling light.
We srove to Join light laughter strove to wake
lest;
But the voice that loved the dearest rang sadly mit
the rest.
The boat went drifting, drifting, while the dull skie
lowered down,
And the "ragged rims of thunder gave the rock.
head crown. 'tN
The boat went drifting, drifting, while TO tile darl
ening sky,
For the man that loved the dearest, the prayer
silently.
oh, true strong hand touch no more brave smil
may not see;
VIII the God who governs time and tide bring hit
back to my life and me ?
All the Yedr Ro uiid
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The Euronean Ane.

As the chamois is the only antelope found
In Europe, the balloon of Baibary Is the only repre-
sentative OF the Quadrumana on that continent II Is
found on the rock OF Gibraltar The commandments OF
the fort have orders 10 protect these and record
all curious facts regarding theai. II appears from
this register that at present the tribe Of balloons con-
sists OF twenty Ave individuals, which always occupy
that side Of the rock which sheltered from The wind.
II is supposed that the wind from whatever direction
is hurtful to them They avoid 1t with the greatest
care and they can detect change twenty-four hours
In advance SO that when the officers the apes shift
Ing from side OF the rock the other they look
out for change OF weather These apes eat grass
with avdity, roots, bulbs. especially thoseof oxas
wild olives, and the fruit Of small date which grows
naturally on the rock. They will not touch fruits
which the soldiers put In their way, except grapes OF
which they are very fond They sometimes descend
TO the gardens OF the town OF Gibraltar In search
gs. The apes drink al spring in cavern. near the
Level OF the az tho steepest part Of the
rock They make light Of the dinloultes OF rock
which Is 400 metres IN height and the sides OF which
are perpendlealay In their eameol their iayorite
amusement is to disappear behind the borders OF the
precipice and lot themseyes down from one projec-
ton to another. TIL they are few feet from the line
OF breakers, then to climo the giddy height again
with equal agility.
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DORA VERSUS ROSE.

The case Is prcceedfng.'
From the tragic-est novels at Mudle's-
At least on practical plan
To the tales Of mere Hodges and Judys,
one love is enough for man.
But no case that ever yet met is
Like mine; am equally fond
of Rose, who charming brunette is.
And Dora, n blonde,
Each rivals the other In powers
Each waltzes, each MARBLES, each paints
Miss Rose, chiefly tumble-down towers;
Miss Do, perpendicular saints.
In short, TO distinguish is folly;
'Twixt the pair, am come to the pass
OF Machcath between Lucy and Polly
or Buridan's ass.
II It happens that Rose have singled
For soft celebration in rhyme,
Then the rlngiets of Dora get mingled
Somehow with the tune and the time;
or painfully pen me sonnet
To an eyebrow intended for Dos,
And behold Lam writing upon 1t
The legend, ITO Rose
Or try to draw Dora, (my blottei
san overscrawled with her head;)
II I fancy at last that I've got her,
II turns to her rival instead;
or ind myself piacidiy adding
To the rapturous tresses Of Rose
Miss Dora's bud mouth, and her maddlng,
Ineifable nose.
Was there ever so sad dilemma?
For Rose would perish, tpro tem.;)
. For Dora ia willingly stem a
Whatever might offer to stem)
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WHAT TO BUY

Six pair of LUCIA KID GLOVES.
Six pair of FOSTER PATENT LACED KID
GLOVES.
Six pair HARRIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES.
One or more LINEN HANDKERCHIEfs,r rang
ing in price from IS to sl4 per dozen,
for Ladies and Gentlemen.
One or more of our HANDSOME scARFs.
One or more of our ELEGANT IMPORTED
SILK HANDKERcHIRFs.
A HANDSOME SILK MUELLER.
A pair of MEMS LINED GLOVES.
A pair of LADIES' LINED GLOVES.
A GossAMER WATERPROOF COAT.
One BINGHAM UMBRELLA.
One ALPACA UMBRELLA,
One SILK UMBRELLA.
One SMOKING JACKET.
One DRESSING ROBE.
Half Dozen DRESS SHIRTS.
A DOLL for each of the Little Girls.
A BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENT for the Mantel
Table, or Bureau.
AND
Thousands Of Other Articles
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1867 Prizes, amounting to. ......... $40, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid
For further informatIOn write clearly giving full
address. Send orders by express or Registered letter.
or Money order by mall Addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
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Whole Tickets, So; Halves, So; Quarters. So.
Responsible agents wanted at all important points,
For circulars giving full information and for tickets
address w. q. ID. whips,
willard Hotel, I.Ouisville, Ky.
or, A. W. HARRIS & CO., 240 Broadway, n. Y.
The Hotel Is now open and will lie by the under
signed until 1t is ready to he transferred to the lucky
winner. The public are invited to stop with me- and
the property for themselves,
oc24- 2m W. c. ID. WHIPS.