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LAZY MACS.
No quorum in ihe County Court to
Pass On the Larger Bills

The County Court grows in grace. Owing
TO the TACT that no bills of over fifty dollars
can he allowed unless there is a quorum oil
| the magistrates, great many bills will have
to be laid over TO the next term of the court.
The magistrates absent will probably claim
their pay all the same. By their shiftless-
ness and negligence the credit of Shelby
county will be seriously injured. 1t is
simply disgraceful that there has not been a
quorum this week. These remarks do not
apply TO the few that have conscientiousIy
attended to their duty.
The court assembled yesterday, but trans
acted comparatively little business. The
following order was entered:
a In the matter of the application of the Spring
way aiong the Horn Lake road from the French
Garden to the south line of the Taxing District,
as to whether or not the contract as drawn up by
w y. Gibson, county attorney. should be adopted
and attorney on behalf of the county and on be-
nal nan OF the railroad company by its agents: and
Goodwln and Newman Erb, ESQ., for the railroad
comp ny. and by J. A. Taylor for VIM. L. Allen
line OF the road and who had come into the case
by protest in writing heretofore filed on January
81, 1855! ana the same having been heard and con-
sidered by the court It was ordered that said CON
I Itt be adopted Whereupon Julius A. Tay ior,
ESQ counsel for said VIM. l.. Allen and II. B. Bar,
tihoioimeW: prayed an appeal to the next term OF
me oIrSult court OF Shelby county On motion of
the appeal prayed for. e.
The contract then between the county and
the road was signed by c. f Smith, chair
man; w. B: Gibson, attorney. The Spring
field and Memphis Railroad Company by
VIM. w. Goodwin.
j. M. Coleman, chairman OF the commits
sloners Tor the county asylum, reported the |
condition of the asylum for the last quarter. |
The expenses for the year have been
SS592 %.
Several minor matters were disposed of,
ind the court adjourned
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FOR EXCHANGE.
WEATHER ORDINATIONS.

CEWINli- MACHINEs-For Mich Cows JOB
= i. KEY & CO. White Office. A North Cour
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VACCINATION.
The Tennessee State Board OF Health
Brings the Subject Before the County
Courts and the People.
TENNESSEE STATE BOARD OF HEltru
n sII1.II L. 49,

TENNESSEE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
NASHVILLE, January 80. 1882.
The following law of Tennessee is pub.
lished by order OF the State Board of Health
for the information of the people of the State.
In view of the order of the State Board of
Health, and the proclamation of the governor
urging vaccination, it is to be hoped every
County Court in Tennessee will take immedi-
ate steps to procure the vaccination of the
entire population:
SECTION 1929. If it happen, at any time.
that smallpox or other contagious diseases
exist IN any county in the State, or the
County Court entertains a weIl-grounded
belief that such diseases exist in the county.
the court shall adopt such measures as it
may think best to put stop to the same.
Sec. 1870. The necessary expenses of such
measures shall constitute a county charge.
and the court may order payment of the
same out OF the county treasury.
C. 1871. The judges or chairman of the
County Court may, in vacation, adopt such
measures as he thinks best to prevent the
spread OF any contagious diseases.
BY order of
w. NJ. CLARK. ND
and Executive Officer of the State
Board of Health
G. B. THORNTON, Md
chairman OF committee on Epidemics State
Board of Health.
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A VENDETTA
BetWeen n Fireman and a Grocer in
the Courthouse Yesterday

Yesterday afternoon a lively rumpus oc-
Cured ia the sacred precincts Of the court
house; indeed, in the inner sanctuary of the
temple of justice. II Memphis were ancient
Rome or Greece, the APPEAL scribe would
invoke the sacred muse to relate the woes Of
NJ. Leahy, fireman, and VIM Barrett, grocer
unhappily the chronicler of feeting events
ls thrown upon his own resources and must
descend to prose. 1t seems that Leahy owes
Barrett certain SUM of money, and yester-
day being payday for the police and fire.
men, Barrett thought it a good time to
collect. He &C ,ordingly applied to Leahy
Tor his money and was refused. At this he
became very angry, and his ire grew, and he
wound mp by knocking the fireman down in
the hall between the offices of President
MADDEN and Secretary Pullen. Colonel
MADDEN, attracted by the fracas, arrested
both OF them and placed them in his office
under arrest. Shortly afterward he had &C.
casion to leave it, and the two men also
walked out and came together again at the
door of the Circuit Court. Who was the
aggressor then it is impossible to say. |
They fell to suddenly and whacked !
away at each other, both |
having their Irish up, but
neither seemed to be much hurt. Colonel |
d adden appeared on the scene, and arrestipg
hem commanded them peremptorily to 90
o his Office. They did 30. The president
hen telephone for a policeman, and Officer
Hurst appeared promptly and conducted the
ellIgerents to the stationhouse, where they
nut up forfeits
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FOUR CASES
Of Smallpox Found in the City and
Sent TO the PesthOase

Yesterday revealed the fact that there
were four cases of smallpox in town. About
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon a man by the
name OF JEFF Edwards presented himself at
the Board of Health office, asking admit
lance to the City Hospital. Upon examine
ton 1t was found that he had what promised
to be a mild case Of smallpox. The city
ambulance was sought, and the man was
sent to the pesthouse at late hour
Slnca this discovery three other cases have
been reported and all sent to the pesthouse.
some tour miles south of the city. The
houses occupied by the patients have all
been duly fumigated and disinfected. and
the health officers say there is no occasion
Tor an alarm or especial reason to think the
disease will become epidemic here, mas
much as the city is pretty well vaccinated.
The second case discovered was that of Alex
Brown, aged thirty-one years, who came to
the stationhouse three days ago and asked
Tor lodgings; he was sick at the time. The
next morning the station-keeper telephoned
the hospital Tor an ambulance, but was
told that Brown, being stranger.
could lot obtain entrance to the |
hospital. Another application was made
tuesday morning and refused. Yes
terday morning Turnkey Saltmarsh went
into one of the cells containing half a |
dozen tramps, and, taking Brown by the arm. |
found that he was broken out with smallpox,
Drs. Thornton and Cannon being sent for,
pronounced it genuine case, and about o
1'cleck In the morning the man was removed
o the pesthouse. The entire building was
thoroughly fumigated shortly afterward.
The third case was that of Mitch Quinn.
iged thirty, who has been living on Short
Third street, in the rear of the coIored Bap-
list church. The fourth case was that OF a
BOY, William Smith, aged eleven years. who
vas found sick at the Gayoso House. on
Shelby street.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
For good Plumbing. Gas or Stea Fitting
20 to j. A. Bailey, 295 Second.
1HALEs TEMPLE, of H. and T., No. 4. are
requested TO meet at their hall to- might, at
o'clock. Important business.
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace church
will give sociable Friday evening, Feb
ruary Sd, at the residence of Thomas B.
Allen, $50 LGuderdale street. Tickets. fifty
cents, refreshments included.
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REWARD.
$500 Reward.

We win pay the above reward for any case Of
Lver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache Indi-
seSron, Const patton CostiveneSs we cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the rirec-
tons are strictly complied with. They are surely
Vegetable, and never fail 20 give Satisfaction.
susar-cos ted Large boxes. containing 50 pi Ia q
cents For sale By al drugg1sts- Beware Of coun-
te-feitz and limitations. The genuine nuenufsc-
t1Ied only by JOHN C. WEST & Co, The Pm
Makers - Isl and 153 ". Madison street Chicago
Free trial package sent by mail, prepaid on re-
eeipt Of a s-csnt stamp. Fer sale bT A Renksr4
2Is Main street, Memphis
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Memphis and vicksburg r. r. Co.
Stock hOlGlers. NfeafiuD

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders OF
~ the Memphis and Vieksburg Railroad Com
pany that meeting of stockholders will be held
at the Company's Office, at VICKSBURG, MISS,
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1852,
for the purpose of consolidating this Con- pany
with the Tennessee Southern Railroad Com papy
the Mississippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad
company and the New Orleans and Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company.
EUG. MARTIN, President
VickSburQ. Miss December 1881
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InSOlYenf Notice.

No. f432-State OF Tennessee. Shelby county-Ohice
County Court Clerk, Memphis. Tenn January u
lssl-To V. W. Williams, Administrator Of e H
Stein. deceased
HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the estate
Ii OF C. II. stein, deces sed, you are hereby
ordered TO give notice, by advertisement in some
newspaper published within the said state aud
also at the Courthouse door of sheiby county for
all persons having claims against said estate 10 ap
pear and file the same with the Clerk OF The
County Court, authenticated in the manner pre-
scrlbed by law, before the 18th DAY Of
July 1852; and any claim not filed on or before
said day. or before appropriation Of the funds
OF said estate is made, shall be forever barred
both in law and equity Witness ny hand al
office, this 18th day Of January. 1852
OWEN DWYER. Clerk
By Hugh B. Cullen, D. C.
The administrator hereby notifies creditors as re-
CURED by foregoing order. This January Is, Iss2-
thu v W. WILLIAMS Administrator
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WAR DEPT, U. S. ARMY SIGNAL SERVICE,
WEDNESDAY, February ], 1882 10:0S pm
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PERSONALS.

Miss MAGGIE B. ROGERS arrived home
Yesterday after a pleasant visit to friends in
Nashville.
MISS FANNIE RUSSELL, OF Forrest City,
Arkansas, is visiting at the residence of Mr..
Haley, 396 Vance street
A1R. AND Mrs HAIGHT, OF New York, and
Mrs. Thomas Platter and Mrs. 4. B. Cheat
ham, OF Nashville, are the guests of Mrs.
Church, of Shelby street
VISITORS on Change yesterday: g. W.
andergrif, Athens, Alabama; Thomas
Compton and NJ. S. Tubbs, Pamela county,
Mississippi; j. c. Clark, Covington; j. II.
Stanley, Augusta, Arkansas; t. B. Hooker,
Delta, Mississippi.
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Promotes a rigorous and healthy groUA Of tie
hair. 1t has been used in thousands of cases
where the hair was coming out, and has
never failed to arrest its decay.
Use Burnett's Flavoring E1tracts-the
heat
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NASHVILLE, TENN, January 80, 1852
Henry Hotter Esq, Secretary Relief Committee
Memphis, Tennessee:
DEAR SAVIOUR favor OF the 18th instant is re-
celved, lnclosing check for S27S so for benefit of
the back-water sufferers of this city This with
the 900 received from you on the 27th instant
receipt OF which ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a total
OF SIIs 80. Allow me again. for the citizens OF
NasnyllIs and the Relief Society. 10 return our
sincere thanks for these acts of Kindness which I
fully, JOHN p WHITE GhsirrSSapn
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Don't Let the Banks Humbur You.

Holes in silver is again received at Far
reiis, IS9 Main street, at full face value.
emu aEd get all the oysters You want, at
regular prices. Favorites, 35c per can: extra
select, 5Oc; to families, iOc per dozen for
fresh oysters. Ali kinds of hoIev silver
taken. Don't let the banks humbug you.
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In conclusion, 1 will say again that the pro-
posed consolidation did not originate
with the faculty, and its members are heart
lily opposed to it, and also they are satisfied
to have any competent man as president of
the Board Of Health, provided he is not an
enemy to the college.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
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PARAMOUNT.
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

" TENNESSEE COAL co. RAILROAD VIA
- loWan- Tenth Year begins March Is Iss2
ienth rear closes December i. ISL The situa-
ton OF Tue school, its vacation in winter and con-
menas It to those who wish to escape the trials of
maiaral districts. TERMS PER YEAR 1884
ne aIslcaI Department of this school covers
woe neid II Is a regularly graded school, and its
G0uTSe OF study Is under the direction of the col
Lc1E OF MUSIC at Cincinnati. There is A sum
msI ERIN OF this department., beginning June Ist
anu cont nuing til October Ist, for those who wish
AhS H. B. kELLS or MR. SIIAS NcRFF
FIncipa!s. Aonteage, VIA Cowan Tenn.
RE tEkS-Asior L Minis Mr. Paul Romare Rex-
Nm Z. Williams, Atlanta: RI. Rev. W M Green
f rev; w aDubose Sewanee. Tenn; RI Rev. Alex
GreSg, Judge A h Willie. Galveston Texas. GOV .
BenJ g Humphreys Hon. r. s Buck VicEstuyr
MSS; Hon W B. Spencer; New Orleans La Hon''
J. Freeman. NJ Hawks s. Mansfield J 7 Rt1ehr'
Memphis. - nuso!'
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Ea The above sale is postponed until the 27fh
OF February. by consent OF ali parties
z. DUDLEY FRAYSER, Trustee
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NASHVILLE GRATEFUL
For the Way Memphis Remem bered the
Sufferers from the Flood.

The two following letters contain express
slons of gratitude for the relief money sent
by Memphis to Nashville:
NASHVILLE, TENN, January q, 1882
Mr.. Henry Hotter. Secretary Memphis Relief Com
nittee, Memphis, Tennessee:
DEAR SIR am in receipt of YOUR favor of the
10Th, Enclosing check for $500 for credit of the
relief fund for backwater sufferers of this city
Please allow me, in behalf of the ladies' Relief
Committee and the citizens of Nashville. to eS-
press our heartfelt thanks for this generous gift
ano we assure you we snail place it where it will
90 the most good Very respectfully
JOHN p. WHITE Chairman
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LEWIN'S LOSS.
Front street Failure Yesterday for Over
Seven Thousand Dollars.

l.. levin yesterday made an assignment to
John II. Wright of his merchandise, stock,
showcases, etc, in his store, at PSI Front
street, and the parlor furniture at his resi-
dence, l43 Adams street. The following are
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
LETTING No, q,

CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received bv IN.
y Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
company until February IS 1852, at II O'Clock
about forty eight miles, from Arcadia to Shreve
port. on the line of the V. g. and p R. R. in
Louisiana. 49, "
Profles, plans and specifca tions can be seen
and blank forms fer proposals can be Obtained al
the office OF T. Y. Dabney, Chief Engineer and SUI
Perntendent, at Monroe, La, and at the office of
a. Bouscs rem. Consulting Engineer 13i Vine street
Cincinnati, Ohio.
All bids must be addressed to John Scott Gene
ral Manager. 1874 Vine street, Cincinnati Ohio
ne company reserves the right to reject any or
ali OltS. q R0v-SftAREE
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TYPE FOUNDRY.
Trustees Sale.


u ~ virtue OF Deed of Trust made to me as
IL trustee. By r B. Ward. on the LIST day' OF
april, 1851. AMI recorded in the REGISTERS Office of
shelby ounry Tenn, on I'd of April, IsSl in Book
lSS, page go. said deed being executed 70 secure
certain Indebtedness therein set out. and defaur
having been made, will, according to the terms
OF the dfed. and at the reauesI Of the beneficial
ries, between the hours of II m and O'Clock D m
Saturday. the 2sth of January, 1852,
on the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, III the Taxing District Shelby county Ten
nessee sell at pubic outcry. to the highest and
best bidder for cash certain lot or parcel OF land
IN said District. described as follows Being one
NTH l5 interest in lot in b ock go lot No. l. and
south half of lot g. fronting 90 feet on the east side
OF Snelby street, and running back. between par
ailel lines, 100 feet to an alley; bounded on the
south by )t owned by Mrs Addie Bowie, and on
Inc north by q lot owned by J. s. Stanton said
Ward being seized aud possessed of said one-ffth
interest I'M ough his father. the late J. L H ward
deceased Equity OF redemption waived. The
purchaser 81 the sale viii acquire absolute title
the latter believed 10 be good, but sell and con
vey only as trustee
r. DUDLEY FRAYsER, Trustee.
ca The above sale i. postponed until the 27fh
OF February. by consent OF all parties
Z. DUDLEY FRAYSER, Trustee.
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VALUABLE
SHELBY STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

E'RAME RESIDENCE AND LOT ON SHELBY
IL street least side) between Huling and Tree
want lot 80 feet front by 100 feet deep Residence
cont9lns six rooms, with another frame house
I6ontlng on back alley, containing two rooms
Bea utlful residence properly. For terms etc ap-
ply 70 JACOBS BOOKER 2sI Frnnf sfretaf
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LOTTERY.
Willard Hotel Lottery Drawing
18th February, 1882,


LOUISVILLE, KY, November TO- 1881
Resolved. That the BosrJ OF Commissioners
consent TO postponement of the Drawing of the
nlIllard Hotel Lottery until the nth day of Feb
ruary, 1852 and that they will not consent to any
further postponement of the same
ROBF. MALLORY. Chairman
BY the above resolution, this Drawing must and
WI be had on the day fixed. or money distributed
back to ticket holders 49,
Ii enough tickets are sold before date fixed the
Drawing will be had and notice of same will he
given through the papers. ~
LIST OF PRIZES.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

DAY sMARE-On FIR day night January 18th a
u bay mare, six years old, pony-built, name
plated with shucks; IS reward for her return to
w. A SHELT,N. one mile from Gilrs station.
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Because deceived by worthless nostrums.
Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured many in
this section OF kidney and nervous disorders,
and We commend it to such sufferers.-Ners.
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81 Przes..--..- O. 5. Currency sg46a6
The tickets IN the Supplement are sold at uni
form price
HhOies, 81; Halves, 81.
Prizes paid in full In United States currency i'm
meoiateiT on Presentation o. ticket For tickets
and further informs ton suniv CHASE d Co
General Agents. New Haven, Conn, or No. @ w
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A CURE GUARANTEED

DR. Z. c VESTS NERVE AND BRAISTREArMESr-
A SPECIFIC for Hysteria, Dizziness Conyu! gions
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss Of
Memory, sPertaatorrheG, Inpotcncy, Iovoluptary
Enlissslons' ETennetEre Old Age, Caused by over
SXeruon, seIf-apuSe or over-indulgence. which
leads to misery, decay ana d So one ,,cx wiz
treatn Mt. One dollar box or SIX boxes for five
doll 8; sent oy mail, prepaid, On receipt of price
we guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received By MS for six boxes accomna.
MED with five dollars, we viii send the purchase,
our written guarantee TO return the money If the
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees Is
sued only by A. RENKERT d CO., Wholesale sn1
Retail druggists, 2I5 Main street. Memphis Tenr
orders nv mail Will receive prompt attention.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Notice to Passengers and Shippers,
MEMPHIS o 4SB LITTLE Rock RAnRoAB Co. ,

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAuRoAI, Co i
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT.
- ,,-,x-~ Memphis, January 50 ISS2 J
{ lHtST 70 temporary break, caused BY extre me
- hlsn water all trains between this point and
MADISON are Tor the present discontinued During
the Suspension line OF steamers vi Il nm dams
making close connection AT Madison for Ijitjs
Rock and al points west
i ne kstle Hooper VIII leave at 4 O'Clock this
IUESDA1l evening, and the Rene Macresdy on
to-morIow evening. each leaving on alternate DAYS
except Sundays
FIelsht and passengers VIII be received on board
or az the izndiEg- foot Of Jef=rSon street
No interruption 10 freight or travel
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A WELL-LOCATED PLANTATION IN THE
"A vicinity OF Memphis; in good order and Of
easy reach can be had by application to U.S.
F. W. ROYSTER d. CO.,
E,Sta Moi,
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Terrible Loss of V.isa


Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by all druggists. l5c.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
FOR ST. FRANCIS River.
FOR ARKANSAS CITY

Memphis and rHaBsas City Packet Co.
Adams y. S. Mail line-For Helena, Friars Point
Concordla, Terrene, Arkansas City and Pine
Bluff z. R--The fine Passenger Steamer
DEAN ADAMS,
NJ L. Cheek....-.... master A. l.. Cummins CLERK
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY at5pm
For Information apply at No 8 Madison street
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Adapted to the needs of failing and falling
hair. Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the
highest rank as an elegant and reliable hair
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aaston's HoteI-Febru,rx I.,
Eloresl0n CaIorne
George ScI.ilIv

Is grateful to invalids. because it is refresh
ing. without the sickening effect of most
perfumes
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NOTICE.,
FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE.

A LII Books and Accounts of VIM Miller & C O
"A will be sold TO the highest bidder for cas- h
within ten days. A. X SLOAN, Assignee
Mat,
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NOTICE.

THERE viii be meeting of the Stockholders
l. of the Memphis and st. Louis Railroad Com
pany, at the Peabody HOTEL Memphis, Tennessee
for the Elec ion of Directors of said company and
for other business March Q. 1882 at 10 O'clock
am THOMAS II. ALLEN, President
u
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BILLIARD TABLES.
LOTTERY.
ThsLiTTLE RAvAHACOMP
Supplement to Royal Havana Lottery
TAKES PLACE
Eebruary >. 1ss2 March II, ISS2-
February "a, 1882, March rs ISsa

NEW sCHEME-23.00u Tickets only az
each-927 Prizes Gus. Currency 624OS0
Desiring to meet the very general demand fcr
Lov-priced Tickets, we have devised Suppleunea.
tsry Series of Prizes based the Regular Draw
ings OF the Royal Havana Lottery, the amount Of
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Rurneft,s C0coaine

OOA6C SChAAAys
Turkey dinners and lunches, oysters and
he beat beer in the city
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B. LOW ENSTE|N & BROTHERS.
Personal.

II ATS CLEANED, DYED AND REPAIRED-By
Ii J. NJ MOODY, 23S Second street
( llsTERNs Cleaned and Repaired. Smoky Chin
-, neys, Br1ck Pavements, etc. All work guaran-
teed or no charge. THOS. CUBBINS As Manson