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or ttn nt RR NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate. Aupany, Jan, 11, 1867, WILLS NOTICED. ‘By Mr. l.awr—To incorporate the Metropolitan Tran- sit Company. ‘By Mr. Tuomas Murray—To regulate the transporte. Wien of inflammable substances on railroads and steam- Deats. By Mr. Nicks—To legalize certain acteof the Elmira Common Council; to amend the charter of Elmira and to erect a new ward in Elmira. y Mr. Lxxt—To create the M Aqueduct Department, providing that the Gov shall appoint five Commissioners, who shall have full charge of all the Croton water works and the sewerage and drainage in er Winner Spor the better f bas Mr, Witsor— protection of baggage = on railroads in this State. By Mr. Tuomas Murrny—Relative to the transporta- pe! “tbat siren shall pot renee tr ides no rail gers or ani- al any train to which there is attached a car or joaded with §petroloum. It also prohibits the car- rying ge. or straw on open cars, ‘By Mr. Foraxr—Relative to the asseesment and collec. tion of taxes in New York. The bill proposes to con- wolidate the different departments relating to taxes and ‘and assessments under one head. ‘By Mr. Low—To amend the law of 1859 relative to the ‘of the notes of closing banks. This bill pro- the redemption of the notes by depositing securities instead of money. ‘BILLS INTRODUCED. ‘By Mr. Staxronn—To provide a supply of water for of Schenectady. ‘Leyr—To prohibit the overcrowding of stages aad cars, . WitLias—To amend the ae a a to express miter Aes 4 bs rn ‘trapsportation ‘ of freight. RLECTION FOR UNITED STATES: er. Resolutions wore adopted to proceed to election of States Senator on Tuesday next, at noon, and ‘to meet the Assembly in joint committee on Wednesday Seem, to compare the vote of the two Houses for tor. Adjourned until balf-past seven o'clock. Assembly. Atnayy, Jan. 11, 1867. ‘SILLS REPORTED. By Mr. Wi.eeR—In relation to the public markets of ‘the city of New York. He stated he did so for the pur- poveo! having it printed. BILLS NOTICED. ‘By Mr. Craxve11—In relation to the clerks of polico De eS te one Mr. Puvmp—Relative to the poor department in Erie re By Pao sage incorporate the Buffalo Liedertafel Oskey—To the Mechanics’ and rs’ Savings Institation of Brooklyn. By Mr. Harxms—To amend the charter of Brooklyn; leo for the improvement of the Coney Island road. By Mr. Jaques—To incorporate the Naseau Gas Com- vey Kg 8 To y Mr. HixspaLe—' incorporate a metropolitan ‘dnasbor detrict and a board of wharves and piers; also to samend the charver of the Security Life Insurance Com- Mr. Griptey—To incorporate the Provident Fund of New York: also for a railroad in Seventy- ‘lath sireci. and other streets in New York; the con- @trvetion of « railroad in Fourteenth street and other by Mr. Inve For t._Invinc—For 8 railroad from Fifty-ninth street toteats rry. 5! By MC. Murrwy—To abolish the Board of Council- mop in New York. By Mr, Rosset1—For a Railroad in Lexington avenue, end other streets in New York. = Mr. Frean—To.confirm certain acts of the Mayor 2 of New York; also for a railroad in Lexington avenue, and other streets in New York. ‘By Mr. O’Reitty—To prevent non residents from hold- ‘ag Stands in the public markets in New York; also to prevent the use of steam on the avenue Railroad. ‘By Mr. Canauur—To establish a German- Ameri- Amstitute in New York city. . Bocx—To the Plasterers’ Society of By Mr. CLsrk—To amend the law. Mr. Lereven—To abotish thie of Keeper of the Hall and other offices in AncuxE—To amend the Game laws. Bank. “By Mr. Lockwoop—Toamend the charter Auburn city; SE geen ihe charter of the Auburn Water Wor! Z rork By Mr. Bavce—Ty inoprporate the New Metro- polite . ° Sa RES By Mr. Sompor—fo amend the charter of village? r im DR ae pels pnts By Mr. Invina—To establish and enforce the sale of vegetables by . BILLS INFRODUCED. ‘Mr. Roperteon—Appropriating $500,000 for the ofa Capitol. Py, kee Crmree et the By Oamey—For the construction of a railroad in C, New York. Kaapt—To incorporate the German Savings New fir Canaern For @ railroad in Christopher and streets, New York. 5 Mr. Donomo—Relative to the tenure of offices in Mr, Frean—To amend the chérter of the Hunter's Railroad. Mr. Lrrrieons—To amend the revised statutes zelative to brokers. ‘By Mr. RevNo.ps—To incorporate the New York Col- of Dentistry. Mr. Wacstarr—To reduce the fare on railroads of not furnished with seats. By Mr. Sr.aec—To amend the Game laws. By Mr. Biam—For the furiher protection of female employes in New York city. RMAMINATION OF TENEMENT OUSEB IN NEW YORK xD Court of Appenie Calendar. Aunasy, Jap. U1, 1567. calendar is the Caurt of for 12:—Noa, 64, 67, 68, 69, 8%, 69%, 70, 71, 78, %, 16, 77, 1. WDIANA LEGISLATURE. U é i ? i F i = ag i ¢ i i i : 5. 2 Py 1 F li | ue : iat i Hi fj H i trenches directly upon the general theory anf, stracture of the government, Yet it unq' yy exists, and if in ite exercise Congress confers sqpene and overturns the existing State, y will have consolation in knowing it is thalrewn act and deed. Let oom sabe ee reform their ways, before they have ‘uation to a rere the ‘ind prelgioe wast all give way liberty and property. will live, and its unity and power be established. ‘The Indbana Senatorship. Txptayarous, Jan, 11, 1867. In the caucus of Union members of the Legislature, which was beld this evening, Governor Morton was unanfmonsty nomimated for United states Senator. PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE. ae Hurmenvre, Jan, 11, 1607. isburg Legislature adjourned this morning until Monday evening. The Bribery and Corruption Committee made a partial report this morning, stating thus farnot a cle of evi oe bad been elicited to show guilt, indelicacy or even imprudence on the part of any candidate for United States senatorship, and that those who made charges had failed entirely to prove them. MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATUI Bostow, Jan. 11, 1867. In the Legislature to-day the report of the commis- sioners on the hours of labor was presented. Two of the commissioners are of the opinion that no legislation is expedient or necessary on the subject. The third ' commissioner reports in favor of the enactment of ten hours asa legal standard for aday’s labor in the ousi- Ress contracts of factories and farms, and @ similar @fiactment of eight hours as @ legal standard in the ee, contracts for mechanical labor. House Judiciary Committee were to-day directed to'consider the expediency of abolishing the reading and writing qualification for voters, Governor Bullock sent to the Legistature to-day letter received by him from Governor Orr, of South Carolina, which contained the following passage:— I pare, the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your com- muhication enclosing a copy of the resolution of the State of Massachusetts, directing certain books to be provided and sent to this State, in application to vou. This action of the tate is gratefully appre: ciated by South Carolina, and is an augury that the ancient fraternal relations between these two eriginal States of the Union aré being restored. Widely as we have differed in the prinelples of the government in the past, let the acerbities Of those differences be buried and the future only unfold a generous rivalry in advancing the interests and promoting the glory of 2 common conntry. MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE, Layxerxc, Jan. 11, 1867. The House has just passed the following coucurrent resolution by a vote of 76 to 14:— Resolved, that the action of Congress in promptly passin; over the Presidency veto the Dil anoulling all distinctions ‘on account of color in the exercise of the elective franchise in the District of Columbia, merits and receives hearty aod unqualified approval of this Legislature. NEVADA LEGISLATURE, Carson Crry, Jan. 10, 1867. Governor Blaisdell sent in his first. message to-day, accompanied by reports from various State oilicera. It shows the State debt to be $278,000; balance in the treasury January 1, $51,000; receipts for last fiscal year, $425,000; disbursements, $320,000; balance on hand, adout $156,000, The Legisiature is not fairly to work yet. A resolu- tion was passed that a vote be taken for United States Senator on Tuesday next, KANSAS LEGISLATURE. Ratification of the ment—The Ser Torexa, Jan. 11, 1867, ‘The House joint resolution ratifying the United States constitutional amendment was concurred in by the Senate to-day unanimonsly, without discussion. ‘A large delegation of Leavenworth’s best men are here in the interests of their Senatorial candidate, ex-Governor Kearney, The§ excitement shows no abatement. The pgs candidates are forming combinations to defeat Wu -election of Pomeroy. CANADA. SPECIAL TELERRAM TO THE HERALD. The Fenian Trials at Torento—Timothy Kelly Sentenced to Death—John Smith Acaquit- ted, &e. Toroxto, C. W., Jan. 11, 1867. ~ The trial of the Fenian prisoners was resumed this morning, the opening at (en o'clock A. M., Judge Morrison pre Large numbers of spectators were present, it beimg rumored that Lynch and McMahon would be brought into court as witeessg, Zhe Hon. R. A. Harrizon, Queon’s Counsel, and J. H. Cameron ap- peared for the Crown, and Hon. K. McKenzie and Mr. Morphy for the American government. Hon. D. Thurs- ton, American Consul, occupied a seat next to the pris- at Ridgeway, whero he was wounded in the neck. Edward Hodder testitied to having wound of tho prisoner, which was a gui the case for the Crown. led astray. John Grace testified to afternoon of the 1st of Jun bim that be was working on a propeller which was run- ning to and # Fort Erie to see the fun; never saw the prisoner after- ‘antil I saw bim in jail. tn lone, ihe age fos the own. Hon. Mr. McKenzie addreseed the jury on bebalf - Harrison then followed on bebalf of is i iilied i i tg i. 3 i Z i g “ e B H 8 : = a Mr, \icKenzie declined to call any witnesses, and the case was submitted to the jury, who returned a verdict of “not guilty.”’ The Shipping Business at Quenro, C. E., Jam, 11, 1867, ‘During the present season’ five vessels arrived here from Britieh Wert Indies, and three trom the Spanish ‘West Indies, with cargoes of sugar, molasses and rum, velued at 000. Seventecn verscie, with cargoes of sawed shingles, ke. valued at $70,000, cleared for the Indies and South American ports, Arrival of Fenian Prisenere—Accidents. &c. Kreaetox, C. W., Jan. 13, 1867, Three Fenian prisoners convieted at Sweetaburg, have arrived here and been lodged ‘n the Provineial Peniten- tary for a term of twenty years. ; Two ote mag and Huffman were ‘The jan and Taylor, drowned while skating, have bem , SOUTH CAROLINA PREEDINGH EINGRATING TO FLORIDA, eer, scene a is ert ron Fecent extended turvey of Brasil, The lectures are to be delivered st the Brookiyn Academy of Munte, firet to-cight and te second on Tuesday, January ‘The subjects selected ure “The Anpeet of the Amazon’ and the “Animeie of Brasil,” No one can listen to the Professor without coing educated ao well aa edified, and the managomens of the Library deserves the thanke of = eetyres © lecturer af read atume- SAVANNAH ANG CHARLESTON RAILROAD. . Cearusston, Jan. 10, 1867. ‘The Savannah and Charleston Railroad, under its new organization, entered into an election for directors to- day, with the following result:—James H. Taylor and J. eid, of Boyleston; Wm, S. Hastie, John Shyan and Alexander lsaace, of Charleston, and F. F. Willis, of ‘Savannah, SHIPPPING NEWS. . Arrived. Bark Columbus (Brom). Hilmer, Bremen, 42 days, with mdse and 38 passengers, to Herman Koop & Co, Bark Attila (Aus), Druscovich, Trieste, ht days, with mdse, to Dutiih & Co. Jan 5, lat 36 74, had a heavy NE gale; Jost foresail and foretoy and was ol to cut away foretopmast and bulwarks t0 ease the vessel: was thrown on her beam ends for two hours; lost signal lights and hed everything moveable on deck forward washed over- Sehr B i ae Lowell, Leavitt. Baltimore. wt Falkenham, Elizabethport for Boston. For other Shipping News see seventh page. MISCELLANEOU:! 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BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN ANY STATE without Le pind or ex) i 3 HO divorce ie GROROE LINCOLN, Lawyer, 80 Nassau Lb ORONER’S OFFICE, NO. 4 CENTRE STREET, NEW fork, Jan. 7, 1867. AERALD. all y upon the Eaak mee sre geatieman eer one that that ww Mr. exam- host “Bory ‘et that time Tam sat ‘over? pecesenry attention to Mr. Bacon, who & wound bend the left ea; no Iaige vesoeta were no active hemorrhage. He could no count of ee inte at Til haste. tranem ce Sttention are ni to the condition ot the si Tait hae, wenn bene and his prbath ue ; examined for fracture the skull, but found none on the external table of, the bene; ‘and the wound, and requested that . remain 4 Dr. Furman saw Bacon an hour st ES coe i ‘Corouer. QUERIES LOATH Dit ae are Pra ce ON WITH MIM, ed Epes ee WEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JANUARY 12, 1867, % MISCELLANEOUS, 8 AY SENSATION, A Bee pablcsion 0h gpening chapter of Mae ME. wh Eo ce, Rew TOBODY'S DAUGHTER; on THE BALLAD SINGER OF WAPPING, created a ae a flutter among the obscure Su aday newspapers that depend on stale — magazines, epub- ished 1h New York, for the slow ‘with which i’ sey re- wearer, Mewitet circle of the ewes} kind of + fry Pong Bs moss OxrMO UREN OF NOVELISTS it Ie in the wilt be continued #8 FNDAY “MERCURY TO-MORROW, and the continuation will be preceded by 2 COMPREHEN- SIVE ABSTRACT of the chapters already given: so that the disappointed who applied for papers ut the office after the entire edition of the GREAT SUNDAY JOURNAL had been SWEPT OFF Sunday, wil bled to bes BEGIN AT THE BEGINNING, without losing a single a of i seabetind ‘in the instalment of Since Eugene Sue’ om OL TSTERIES OF PARIS, which fascinated the whole novel reading world, never have the o VILLANIES whiny d fechas polis been so strikingly piers of this powerful romance, of the criminal class of a Mlustrated as in the eurly In painting ‘Wise Braddon availed, ge? in portraying the |. aé well as in mubet ‘of ‘wickedness, and in both these’ depart- (s hhes sxcclled ail her rormer achievmests in “NO- BSD DYS DAUGHTER; On, THE BALLAD SINGER OF ® CORRECTED PROOF SHEETS of the auWhoress, purchased for the exclusive use of the SUNDAY t MERCURY are ompily transmitted {rom Lon- don yubl!shed in Ors ARGE INSTALMENTS, ADVANCE OF THE ENGLISH ISSUES ‘until the whole Is completed. The day has forever a. in thi when 7 has {oreG THO’ JOURNALS could internet amy class of society, and the time {x fast ap- proaching for of an tnen- rable marasmus circulation and the leanness of M9 \. Meanwhile the SUNDAY MERCURY exbibjte, from week to week, RE- LED in one department alone, but in each ‘from the “trendy. 1a faa the scene, ia Tatts te are manifest in their 3 to A UNIVERSAL of the earl! fullest and most authentic information on = current sul — jit = the curiosity, tickle the fancy, or conce! e interest a WIDE AWAKE PUBLIC. ‘be true asit isto assert it. the contents of SUNDAY MERCURY geeneery 6 (last Sunday) as an flustration of the fact. On that day the columns of the GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPA- more e SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS than all the other papers combined. Among its other Light- PEACHMENT, It is as easy to prove this to Take mbined ning Specialties, were the ARTICLES OF to be exhibited aguinst the President, by the dominant part in the House of Representatives. This important piece of intelligence did not appear in any other paper until Monday morning. To be f the entire pwiben be in et ® like this, is something of @ triumph in an when an hour is of more consequence in all humen affairs than a week was tl a a een ee RACY TPISSERTATION ON “I TS"? with which the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens ed the Hose ‘on the bth inst. The SUNDAY MERCURY SPECIAL DES- PATCH FROM ALBANY, of the same date, which com- pletely lifted the veil from the intrigues of party at the State capital, and all the ins and outs, twistings, dod and devices of the various candidates for the Senatorship, and their wire-| friends, was another sample of the style in which the most vigilant of Rovpepers steal a mareh ‘upon its sleepy, contemporaries. No ot] er al last Sunday had so full and clear account the. assassina- thon and suicide which startled the C4 on the evening as the SUNDAY MERCURY, the tragedy—ineluding the proceedings of the Coroner, con- taining more information on the subject than all the other In the department of ICAL AND SHOW NEWS THE, SUNDAY MERCURY T: of the ate the Dramatic and of the 9 Musical Centres of doth hemispheres converges in its amusement columns, which thus the vade mecum allke of professionain and the public, r takes the trouble to compare the Ship News, Importation Liste, Sport- ing Information, Speci juburban Intelli- gence and Yolitical 1 those of any and every tition. Paying the very highest prioas for every specien of tern contributions likely to be acceptable to its readers, 4 DAY MERCURY presents e variety in the the SON ULAR LITERATURE pot tobe found in any other fo America, alone TALK aodiog as oes in gems or sentimental and Pebtical of quiet, TABLE sone woed taal sarcasm, ible burlesqs spectmens Teena WaT each ae | cy double sheet the whole 1, Po- Business and Tt contains ‘more fern matler of surprise, pendent 30 or ES, er met TE Ta aor AL and predestined to utter rrreck withowy c chase of salvage. 4‘ or ENTIRE EDITION OF THE SUNDAY MEROURY, basset 3 NOBODY'S DAUGHTER: “ LLAD SINGER OF WAPPING. fon Sunday morning Beoert ot the thousnndn who, falled” to obtain copies of ast week's SUNDAY MERCURY, and it will profound i Tyree tien #0 forell that sublime em! iment of evil, VICTOR CARRINGTON, ‘or depleted a determined devot: eye and _trul an 80. va) central figure of t! iE \LLAD SINGER OF bt a "one of Nature's patricians in soul, intellect and ,| person. peie.0 Geant enkiefaction to the Prapaters of he LEAD. ING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER OF AMERICA, after having secured ne Datent ppetnemen oe es, raddon's pen for EXCLUSIVE PUBLICATION here, to be able to assure the reading publicthat _ bas heretofore written will compare with it in in terest, By the time the twenty-fifth chapter is reached eee dis- isan tus of which an; who ever achieved celebrity in ‘of exciting “Setion mighy have ocen proud t De ‘the parent. ape aie ite GOR EEE soma pe ite Y Cech can enhance value asa U) AL ‘A Haid uuder costel, bul without: to cost. to eames chile tends ib sibumen” Lat in reson Tee WHAT HAS THE, PUBLIC DONE SUNDAY "MERCURY? ‘The story may be told, or ‘summed up, in one brief Ssteitve srs eis ee fame lave of the ‘magoitude of ‘the regular issue of the eae oe a TIGHINING PRESS, - 18 SHEETS PER Hi Ys ‘Y P. 8, efecu ener ier temas en ee - of THE By 11H PUBLIC FANCY Dae Yen hed Tatas ay sToRy, NOBODY'S DACONTER; THR Bal commenced in the 8! Ret y Joye fiarker ‘a Li ay ae seni SUNDAY MERCURY OF 1 Jey such a resume: wmveanen lt hs Cee ln cen an. + the / ery MISCELLANEOUS, the heroine ja SINGER OF WAPPING,” in * T0-MORROW'S SUNDAY MERCURY , perhaps, enlighten them on that point, and lead them | To the whereabouts of thes SECRET WITN} ESS Of a terrible crime. New characters will debut Serfectis invacibie: feoea tee senbotes a ‘rom commencement Bid mot yond the ral Ghapters fall syuopal oft a be prefixed to the instalment to appear in the Gi 5 DAY NEWSPAPER of to-morrow. THE TOTAL CIRCULATION OF ALL THE oTaRE YORK 1s SCAnCELY HQUALTG ONE-THIRD OF THE EMRCULATION OF THEY SUNDAY MERCURY ALONE. THE WONDERFUL VICISSITUDES in the career of “NOBODY'S DAUGHTER; : aa MR Rage ip SINGER OF WA! ay a at aan test pabltig iegeenesianr biaeewiie * MERCURY, from. PROOF SHEETS OF THE AUTHORESS, will interest the novel-reading world more deeply than any- thing in the shape of « work of fiction that has appeared in SERIAL LITERATU! during the last twenty years. The tale is sui generis, There is nothing lke it calands and MISS BRADDON may be ulated on having the very best sensational romance of the present day, ‘As the SUNDAY MERCURY ( ling to the record of the Internal Revenue Department) has a circulation tripling THAT OF ALL THE OTHiR SUNDAY NEWSPA, FRINTED' CHEW YORK, the authoress, will tall her ry to 4B American audience of every class and of incomputable magnitude. NO DISAPPOINTMENT TO-MORROW. ‘Those who failed to obtain an opportunity‘of reading the opening chapters of NOBODY'S DAUGHTER; so at THE BA SINGER OF WAPPING, rn a pal sieht Sixbay JOURNAL, vill not again erect epnpaia first portion of the ‘abpest: of he SUNDAY Y.. * oe a as Placer re pre superior to any of Predecessors fron TEL. 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TO GREENWICH Qhrempees Sewer gee York, One 3 ates 3 $85 He iy Fa pe F Pa 3 Ag i is | af df i i ; i ue ane i er BE : Bi E Fi EH i] cy ks i » 8 20., No. 21 Park Row, New-York, Uae fk paar: IMPORTANT NOTICE*TO THE PUBLIC, KELLEY'S GRAND NORTH AMERICAN KELLEYS GRAND NORTH AMERICAN KELLEY’S GRAND NORTH AMERICAN KELLEY'S GRAND NORTH AMERICAN KELLEY’S GRAND NORTH AMERICAN CERT. CERT. CERT. CERT. CERT. TIME FIXED TO AWaRD THE PREMIUMS, AND THE. CONCERT TO BE GIVEN AT THE WABASH AVENUB RINK, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY,’ JANUARY 26, 1667. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 187. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1907. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1867. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1867. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1867. THIS I8 THE GREATEST DISTRIBUTION aND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE OF THE KIND EVER INAUGURATED IN THE WORLD, . 200,000 VALUABLE PRIZES, 200,00 VALUABLE PRIZES, «rap 250,00 VALUABLE PRIZES, 200,000 VALUABLE PRIZES, “280,600 VALUABLE PRIZES, 200,000 VALUABLE PRIZES, aT HALF A MILLION DOLLARS, AT HALF A MILLION DOBLA3s, aT F MILLION DOLLARS, aT F A MILLION DOLLARS, VALUED AT HALF A MILLION DOLLARS, VALUED AT HALF A MILLION DOLLARS, INCLUDING $10,000 IN GREENBACKS, INCLUDING $100,000 IN GREENBACKS, INCLUDING $100,000 IN GREENBACKS, INCLUDING $100,000 IN GREENBACKS, INCLUDING $100.00 IN GREENBACKs, INCLUDING $100,000 IN GREENBACK, WILL BE PRESENTED TO TICKET HOLDERS. 4 SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE. ‘The proprietors of this grand enterprise have great plea- sure in being able to inform the subscribers to their concert thatit is iow an assured success. Out of 500,000 tickets iseued: only £8,000 remain unsold. The proprietors do not wish to hold a single ticket when the concert takes place, a8 it might create dissatisfaction among our patrons, and therefore have boen compelled to extend ‘he time to January 26, 1867, when it will positively take place without any further post- ponement. ee For fifteen years we have boen engaged in the gift ba nese, and we point with pride to the reputation we hare won for honesty and intégrity. Magy of the prominent elt zens of Chicago will bear witness tothe statement that wo have never made any promises to the public that we bave: not sacredly fulfilled, and we refer to the leading baukers- and merchants of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Cbi- cago for our ebaracter for fair dealing, In spite of all opposition and every obstacle we shal prove to the public that the North American’ Brize Com cert will be conducted honorably, and all the prizes adver. tised will be distributed fairly, impartially and witheut re- serve. Rea ¢ ‘The plan of drawing adopted tc the follewing:—Dupliatw- numbers from to 200,000 are placed in a wheel. The iret number drawn out takes the ‘highest prize, (he next the- second highest prize, and 60 on untill the whole 290,800 prizes: are drawn. et ‘We advise all parties wanting tickets to send for them's® once. All orders for tickets will be promptly fled. NUMBER OF TICKETS 188UED.500,000. _ PRICE #1 BACH. EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS A PRISE} EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE! EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE} EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE: EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE! EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS 4 PRIZE? o : PRIZE CO! PRIZE CO. EE glalalg lelzl2l lzlzl ‘S tal VALUED VALUED VALUED VALUED [els] s EEE oe ten ag ‘The dietribution will take place after the concert, where 20,000 persons can witness 1, A committes will be appointed by tloket hoders to tale charge of the same. All agente and purchasers will be supplied with a correct list of the awards. as svon.es published, Price of ticketa $1 each. Gent by mail on receipt of priee and three cent stamp for return postage. BVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS A PRIEB. SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES. Any party procuring aclub of five or more names fer Scheje, and sending us the money for the same, will be al- lowed,the following commission. We will rend to one dESESSESE: Send the name of each and their Post ofce address. Money by draft, post office order, express or im registered letters, may be sent at our risk. EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE. READ WHAT THE CHICAGO PRESS BAY. ’ fon the ‘The citizens of Chicago who khow A, A. Kelley &.vo, fkave confidence in their honor and integrity, and are largely investing in thelr enterprise. ‘Thasb tre fone of the Feacone why we feet en7# one mending Kelley &.0o.%s O1N Genicert fo the pubilc REYERUNCEB: ‘Tappan, MeKelop & Co,, Coramercial Agency, Chivago Lot 0. Whitford, wholesale paper dealer, Chicago; Lowi Gaarbach & Bebwerz, imporicrn, Philadelphia; #amuel D. Barlock, publiaber, Philadeiphin; Baker & Moss, commietion merchants, Obteago; Van Valkenburg & Co., importers, New York; W. Ml. Adams & Co, advertising agente, Chicago. ‘All ogmirawumleations should be addressed to A. A. KELLEY & 60, }ed Renealah street. Chiceay, . nto