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Yhe veal Estate

OF their t~estator, is of such value, that it will
se necessary 10 sell il, in order to make diyi
sion, under the act of assembly, in such case
made and provided, notice is hereby given,
that application will be made to Amherst
county court, for authority TO sell the same ;
aud The presence of the parties interested IS
especially desired on this account. The sub
scrlbers are anxious 10 close their administra
ton on the estate of their ~testa,or, and there
tore request the attendance of the parties in
tetested, that no delay may be made in that OBJ
ject. JESSE BECK.
CHAS. MONDAY, hAi@
L. 5. The terms of The sale will be for all
suns OF go and under it, cash for all sum
over 1t IL months credit, with bond and APP
proved security. Persons indebted 10 the es-
tate, are requested TO make prompt payment,
as longer indulgence cannot be given. Per-
Sous having claims against the estate are re-
quested to bring them forward for payment
Interest will be required from the date of the
bonds II payment is not punciually made.
{. n. Elk"
July 25. 1wtds 81
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Notice.

vb>HE Subscribers, as surviving executors
oil the last will and testament, of Stephen
liamm, late of the county of Amherst decd,
take this mode of informing the heirs and lie
gatees of the said Hamm, many Of whom are
the residents OF other states, that they will in
pursuance of the discretionary authority vest.
ed in them by the will of their %testator, Offer
to public sale on the premises, on Thursday
the 2oth Nov. next, all the personal estate Of
the said Hamm, on a credit of II months, for
all SUMS over Ten dollars. Those interested
are requested punctually 10 attend on that oc
%casion, as these proceedings are intended as
preparatory TO n division Of the estate, and
payment Of the l~egacies, beuueaii cd in said
will. As il is believed bv the executors, that
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-21
Notice.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed To
I'D the subscriber and George W. Turner
by Reuben Pendleton, bearing date 9th May,
1922, and duly recorded in the clerks Office
of the county court of Amherst, will be sold,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, at the
dwelling house of the said Pentleton, on Fri
day the Sd day of October next,
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y ncres al IlanA.

Lying and being in the county of Bedford, il
being a part Of the tract on which The said
Wainwright nov resides. Also, his crop oil
Corn and Tobacco, some Stock, some House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. The sale will
take place for rash, or on such credit as may
be agreed on by the parties concerned.
WM. ANTHONY, ! y,,,,os,
WM. MARTIN,
October IL llW3wF
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Beverly Bawram admir-. o John 7 Stegall
deed. William Smith and Nancy his wife
John Cennett and Elizabeth his wife,
defendants
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Henry September County Court, 1893.
john Thompson, Couipt.
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John Hatcher, admir-. OF Benjamin hat'
cher. dus'd. and some oil bis heirs aud dislrib'
ntees. plaintiffs,
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DY virtue of a deed of trust executed TO
ID us by Freeman Wainwright, on the
day of August, 1923, and duty recorded in The
clerk ) Office Tor tire oouBty court of Bedford,
we shall proceed 10 sell, on The premises, on
tho ootb dau of Novcuyher naxt
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CIRCULAR.

ON the night of the 2Oth inst FIRE o.
~ originating in neiehtoring building.
the house and store occupied by
Messrs S. Po,ter& Co. and considerable
part OF their stock. These gentlemen have
been very useful in circulating works of a
religious Observation-Disclosures, there.
fore, Of a desire 10 aid our fellow beings
in distress, we feel it duty we owe the
cause Of Christ TO promote the accompany
ing plan Of religious newspaper
WILLIAM WHTE.
Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Ch'h
for the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania.
JAMES ABERCR0MBlE
Senior Assistant Minister OF Christ Glib,
St. Peters, aud st James, Philade! phia.
JACKSON KEMPER,
Assistant Minister OF Cnr,sl Church, St.
Peters, and St. James, Philadelphia,
JAMES MONTGOMERY
Rector Of ST. Stephens Church, PhiIad.
GEORGE BOYD,
Rector OF ST. Johns Church, Philad.
BENJAMIN ALLEN.
Rector of St. Paul's Church. Philad.
G. I. BEDELL,
Rector of ST. Andrews Church, PhiIad.
WIN. H. DELANCEY,
Assistant Minister of Christ Church. st.
Peters, and St. James,, Philadelphia.
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the amount annually received under
the act for the relief Of sick and disa.
bled seamen, since the passage of SAID
act, and the amount annually expend-
ed during the same period, OF the mo-
neys 90 received; which were referred
to the committee on Commerce:
A letter from the Secretary Of State,
transmitting the returns OF American
seamen, as registered in the several
collection districts during the three
first quarters Of the year 1922 Pursu-
ant TO the act for the relief and protec-
ton of A merican seamen. passed March
Cd. 1893: which we're likewise refer
red to the committee on commerce:
A letter from the Secretary Of War,
accompanying it with statement OF
the appropriations for the service Of
the year 1892, showing the amount un-
der each specified head; the amount
expended under each: and the balance
remaining unexpended in the Treasu-
ry Oh the 2lst December, 1929; which
were referred to the committee o: ways
and means.
NEW COLLECTION BILL.
The House then, by unanimous con.
sent, agreed to resume the bill to ,egu.
late the collection of duties on imports
and tonnage. with the amendments
proposed thereto in committee of the
whole.
The question was taken separately
on all tue amendments and one or
Two additional amendments were pro-
posed and discussed.
Finally, at little before 5 o'clock,
the bill was ordered to be engrosed and
read third time on Wednesday; and
The House adjourned.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE oNEslMUs SOCIETY.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE oNEsiMUs SOCIETY.
Distributed, from February 10, 1899
to February 4, 1898, 1T garments, viz
as domestic trock,-34 flannel coats-l9
roundabout, clo'hj 'ckets--l9 pair OF cloth
pantaloons-9 .hirts-5l pair OF shoes
8 pair of stockings, and 5 pair OF socks
Expended Dill ~.
Now in the hands of the treasurer ) "a
We submit this simple statement to the
public from a conviction that they have a
right TO il. Our distributions il is we'll
known have never been confined to any
age, sex, or denomination +; but all who
are really in want We consider as having
a claim to our assistance, so tar as we have
il in our power to aid them.
Signed by order OF the Society.
ELIZABETH HARRISON, Sec'y.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
IN motion of Mr.. Golden, il was


Oraere4, That the memorial ofthe manufac-
tnrels Of corEs, in tae city Of New York, pray
ins tnat A spcciic duty he laid on all foreign
manufactured corKs imported into the United
Sate,. also, tae memorial Ut the New York
County Agricultural Society, praying that al!
: seq 1, winch my be Imported for the improve
uent or the Agricultural and horticultural III
,ere,ts of the county, may be admitted to an
enlrv fee Of duty and also the petition OF j.
3. CaLelu and others, manufacturers OF white
ami red lead, IN the city of New fork-which
memorials and petitions were presented at the
las, session OF Congress, be now referred to
the committee Oh Manufactures.
A memorial was also presented by
Mr. Condict, of New Jersey, signed by
many respectable citizens OF that state,
shelving the injurious consequences re-
sul,,ng FROM Interpretation OF so great
an amount Of foreign goods, by paraly-
Gns the Industry Of the nation. and
drAinihg the coantry of its precious
metals. and praying tor an increase OF
duties upon each articles as they be-
lieve can ne fUrni,ned upon reasonable
terms by our oar own manufacturers.
Mr. Condlct adyaDced at consideIa-
be length, his remarks. illustrative ct
the objects OF the memorial, showing
tbe exped,ency Of increasing the duties
Oh certain articles imported. The part
Of the memorial relating to duties on
domestic distilled spirits was referred
N e - In
on the state Of the union, So votes to
81.
alr. McIane, from the committee OF
Ways aud Means, reported "a bill ma
hing appropriations for the military
service of the United States for The
year 1898: which was read twice and
committed.
Mr.. M'Lane, from the same commit
tee, reported "a bill making further
appropriations for the military service
0t,he United States, for the year 1885,
relative TO ladian Affairs; which was
teal twice and committed.
Mr.. M'Lane also reported "a bill
making further appropriations for the
military Service uf the United States
tor sae year 1895" concerning fortitea-
items: which was was read twice and
committed.
The Speaker communicated a letter
ircia the President Of theU. States
transmitting memorial from the LIE
sisihiiye Council OF the territory OF
Florida, on subjects interesting to the
Inhabitants OF the territory; and ais
10 the United States, requiring ieg'--
!ative interpretation: which letter was
read aud ordered to lie on the table,.
\ ieuca from the Secretary OF the
Treasury, trsn,mi,ting Statements o.
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PHILADELPHIA RECORDER.
S. POTTER T. Co,

Propose to publish weekly newspaper,
to be entitled the Philadelphia Record
err" The object OF this paper shall be
the diffusion of religious intelligence. 1t
will give view OF what is doing thro'-
out The world, for the spread Of the Cos
pei. The most interesting literary ntor~
nation will be gwen tog ether with occa-
sional reviews, and short sketch OF TO-
reign aud domestic political intelligence,
50 that it will form complete family pa
per. The earliest information will be
procured from Europe ADD all parts OF our
own country, and every pains taken to
make the Recorder an active herald OF the
cause OF Christ. Several clergymen have
been engaged to act as Editors, and no.
thing will appear without their approba-
ton. Not more than one page will be at
any time devoted to advertisements.
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.,ui.sng the silver coins of Mexico as 4 cur
NV N tbs CniIed States at Their true value.
Tos senate resumed the considera
,:.o Of the bill IRON the House Vi Rep
.,ts,lves, 10 amend the act further
- ,ssulate the entry OF merchandise
',norIed into the United States from
,nr adjacent territory.
Lr ssymOus moved the adoption Of
bio following additional sections to the
bill, VIZ;
2. md be Il further enacted, That il 4
-, ,,r,on Or persons shall receive, conceal, or
- any goods, wares, or merchandise. know
:"1,,en to nave been Illegally imported into
,hs United States, and liable to SEIZURE by vir.
-. Of any act IN relation to the revenue, such
=, son or persons shall, ON conviction thereof,
i,rel, and pay sum double the amount or va
I,s al the goods, wares, or merchandise, SO re-
,,Eed, concealed, or purchased.
sec. ). ma &c 1t further enacted, That II a.
~ uerson shall torcihly resist, prevent. or I'M
IL any o.acer OF the Customs, or their dePu
y, OF any person assisting them IN the sxeeu-
,,,, !, taer duty, such person SO onenoinS,
mi. tor eterS such offence, be Rneu IN a sum
mi exceeding four hundred dollars,
sec. /. li,sd bet farther enacted, That the
.ror,s;ous of the forty sixth section OF the act,
if,,;,led =. an act to regulate the collection OF
d1t,es 81 imports " tonnage, passed "a Gay
u iiarch, 1879, be, and they hereby are, eN-
tended to the case OF goods, wares, and mer-
,Aandise, imported into tae United States from
an al accnt territory.
Sec. 5. Ind be 1t flrtiicr enacted, That all
,.,,,I,,ss and forfeitufes incurred by force OF
,b,, ACT. shall be sued TOT, recovered, d''lriou
r.i and accounted Tor, in the manner prescii-
b,i b, an act, entitled an act TO regulate tne
COLLECTION Of duties on imports and tonnage
,assed on the I'd day of March, Ivy.
These amendments were ORDERED 10
b. printed, and the bill was laid on the
table. .
The Senate took up, in committee OF
he whole Mr.. King, of Alabama, IN
The chair, the bill providing for the &C.
coumoJation of he Circuit Court OF
the United States for Washington coun.
~. in the Distric, OF Columbia. and fot
the preservation of the records OF said
eoart. This bill authorizes the Presi-
dent to cause TO be purchased and com
pleteiy finished, lumber of apart
n,ents in the new City Hall, now build
iny in Washington. sufficient for the
accommodation OF the Circuit Court OF
the county, for grand and petit jury
rooms, and for the offices OF the Clerk
Of the Cour. and the Marshal OF the
District aud for effeetIng the object,
approoriates dollars.
A good deal OF debate followed, when
Mr. Barbour moved 20 fill the blank
with &C, 1000 dollars. This sum was ne
gatived without division.
The SUN of ), 900 dollars was then
moved, and also rejected.
The SUM of 100000 dollars was mo-
ved. and carr,ed-ayes 10. noes 10 and
The bill was then ordered to be en-
crossed and read third time-ayes 4.
noes II.
The Senate then adjourned
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4 SERMON.

On SUNDAY EVENING Lext, at early
candle-light, Sermon will be delivered
in the First Presbyterian Church, by the
Rev. Elias Harrison, and collection ta'
ken up to replenish the exhausted funds
OF the Onesimus Society.
FEBRUARY 3, 1898.
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JAS. C. E. ROBT. Barry.
III AVE just received from Baltimore,
IL and DOW opening, a fresh supply OF
DRY GOODS;

which, together with their former stock;
makes very complete assortment; and as
these goods were all purchased at Auction,
at great sacrihces, they would earnestly
recommend their friends aud customers to
give then AN EARLY CALL, as they are
determined 10 sell goods CHEdP--
THEY CONSIST IN PART, OF :.
case 7-8, A., ga, Cd, IA & Cd
merino Sha1ls, and few elegant
scsrtS.
case Nankin grapes, blk s. colored
do Irish linens and lawns
do CalIcoes, newest style
do fg'd& PLAIN homoazstte, ail cols.
bale parranted domestic cassihets
do kerseys, Indigo'bue
do linseys striped, plaid and plain
case PLAIN and printed cloth and cas-.
simere shawls
Black y blue, fashionable London cloth
Do do do do cashmere
PeIise cloths and tlushings
Swansdown and Valencia vestings
piece newest fashions do
bale rose blankets,
do point do
do hannels
Scotch and Irish sbeetings, cords and
velve,s company, flag. bsndannaS, silk 4.
chinlz shawls; Madras hhdkis. spotted
null and cambria cravals, cam brio Mus.
Inns. fine plan and tambored musIins, plain
and fg'd null, power loom shifting Hollis
superior 6 cord wire cotton, Oh :poitS,
warranted 300 yards, in Nos. from ~ a
l90, Hollis floss cotton Oh spools Nos 3,
I, &, 8; Hollis cotton IN balls and hanks,
English knitting cotton in hanks, patent
threads assorted in coiGr., best Italian
blue g. black cloth, u coIo'd sewing silks,
wife French $ltslian Grape, hat bands do.
Italian lutesiring & horences, gros de Ma
pies, worsted and cotton suspenders, broad
and narrow tapes and bobbDs, pins IN box.
es, pounds and papers, ribbons plain and
Figured, Ferretings, pa:inet lace, black u
white silk gloves, ladies best beaver and
kid gloves, gen,lemen's superior Wood
stock ditto. English black and white silk
halt hose, ribbed of a superior qGality.
domestic brown sheetiDg and shIrtings,
ditto bleached do do lace and silk buttons,
Tartan and Scotch paids. Circassian do.
bale Dorchester beduckings, best A
linen tick, very low priced, and neat as
sortment OF colored bombazines, with a
variety Of other articles in their former
stock, too numerous 10 mention
Also, on Consignment,
goo pieces domestic pIaIds
90 boxes reaL Spanish cigars
1900 lbs cotton yarn, OF Nos. to ~
all OF which will be sold at the lowest pri-
ces, for those articles IN Baltimore Phlla.
delphia or New York.
NC. Il K. E
dec 7 II
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BuTTER.

BUTTER.
TUST received and ior sale by the 50
- scribsr at the corner OF King L. Fay
elite streets. opposite James EuglIsh's,
40 kegs prime Bath butter
10000 lbs. well cured bacon
Also, pu, up for family use,
Family FLOUR.
JAMES INQUIRE
feb 6 3i*
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@ MARINE LIST, @
PORT OF .4LEYANDRIA

COPIED FROM TIE READIHG-RooM BOOKS
FEB. ARRIVED,
Schr. Margaret, Harding, N. Bed
ford. ds; ballast.
FEBRUARY !.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Nor
folk.
sAILEp-rkB.4 4.
Schr. Five-Brothers, Delano, Bos-
ton.
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COHEN'S OFFICE, }
BALTIMORE, Jan. 70, 1898. !
Fourth Days drawing of the Maryland


Fourth Days drawing of the Maryland
STATE LOTTERY,
No. IO45O prize of DIOO0
sI1O4 $685. lO878 prizes Of 100
-: : :;;;s 1913 p''.s''' 50
1850 1858 ssl7
:s!;; Is: 81 IS; prizes OF 80
1870 8s4l }
And 397 prizes OF Iu
The drawing, will be continued on
Wednesday next-Only FIVE drawings re,
main 10 complete The scheme, and IHE
WHOLE OF THE LARGE PRIZES
STILL UNDRAWN, viz.
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
&c. sc. and all now FLOATING except
the twenty and one OF the ten thousands.
Tickets are already scarce, and to prevent
disappointment as was the case IN The last
State Lottery, speedy application should
be made
Whole tickets DIE Quarters 8
Halves 6 Eigbths SO
To be had, warranted undrawn, at
COHIEN'S,
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ia UNREGISTERED, BALTIMORE.
teb A
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REMOVAL.
BOOTS sH0E-A
making establishment lB

1--WE subscriber has removed nex' door
10 Mr.,Srassington's, on King street.
and near the intersection OF King and Roy.
al s,ree,s. He makes BOOTS and SHOES OF
every description Of the best quality, and
OF FIRST rate materials; be intends constant
" to employ the best OF journey men; la
dies NAV be accommodated with boots
and shoes of the newest fashion, and in
The finest style Country merchants and
others will be supplied upon the most Ia
yorable terms.
He hopes that from bis attention to hnsi.
ness, & the superiority ot his workmanship
when he formerly resided in this place.
.bat no will obtain a portion OF pnbiic tavor.
lie pledges himsel. to use his utmost efforts
- p'e MATTHEW SEXSMlTH.
feh u
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A CARD.

Il. Il. LETTERING
ETAS opened a SEMINARY for the
III tuition OF boys, IN an elevated and
healthy situation nearly in the centre OF
The square east OF st Asaph and south OF
Duke streets, where he contemplatsSAin-
structipg a limited number in an accom-
plishel Epghs: educa, on.
The terms will be such as are customary
for similar instructions in Alexandria.
feb S 81
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NEW MANDATORY.

The subscriber has opened
kA new
S Clog and Shoe .MaaJac'ory.
at The upper end Of King street, and ad'
lining the Cabinet Shop OF John T..
K comes e. Co. under the superintendent
and direction of Isaac Ent~ isle, his agent;
where he humbly solicits share Of me
nnblic patronage, and promises that all
kinds of business 10 the line OF n's Pro,eS-
SION shall be done with neatness ana o's'
patch. AL orders from the country or
elsewhere, will be thankfully received
and punctualiy attended to. rv
feb & ol
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BANK S1Ul Ftk ShlE.
IN -, on SHARES of the capital
W vi w stock Of the FARMERS
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA (or a smaller
number) for sale. Apply 10 iona Than
Butcher of Alexandria. or 10 the subscrl-
Der, in Jefferson county, Va.
JOHN H. LEWIS.
ian e5 3w
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AUCTIONS.

Ti,iS DAY.
I. T 10 O'Clock precisely will b. ~old
~ al the ALEA'.A COFFEE HOUSE,
lower end OF Prince street. variety OF
exec lIent
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
ALSO.
Paper hsngiDgs. 6 busts
I ten plate stove &c.
By order oil the trustee,
S. A. MARSfELLER, auct.
Feb s
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TERMS.

The RECORDER shall be published eve-
cry Saturday Morning, on good paper,
with good type every number to be OF
the SIZE OF an ordinary newspaper.
Price three dollars per annun, payable
in advance.
The first number will be issued the first
Saturday in April.
Persons procuring subscribers. are re-
quested to return fisrof' them by the first
OF March.
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Nj RSHAI.'S SALE

Nj tRSHAI.'S SALE.
WILL be sold on the premises. for
w CASH, on Monday The So doy Of
March nert, at II O'Clock, all lhe right H.
lie and interest OF James S. Scott, in aud
toa
Lot Of Ground,
With q FRANZ. TfNKNFNT thereon
situate as follows-Beginnlng 1873 fee' 8
inches from The corner OF est-stIee!;
running theme. wes' and binding on Luke
street 81 feet e.; thence south, lars,I
with West street, to Wolf street, through
the squire thence east and binding on
Wolf 81 feet 81 ms thence in strsght
line TO the beginning sold 10 satisfy an
execution in favor OF thu United States.
D. MINOR. D NJ
for 7. RIsoaoiD, !barshaI.
ian 5 Is
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PUBLIC SALE
IN Tuesday at 10 o'clock, will he sold
" al the auction store, a variety uf
e. d o u s

among which are sugar IN lis tassia,
rum, brandy, v'negsF, blue, mustard soap,
candies, bl ckine, ice, hogs, cotton, irm-
bleIs, window glass, ross. ALSO, With
out reserve, by order OF the execute, !
sidebosrd, bed. Also, beds, luIniure,
new and second band.
ALSO,
CsssiDelts, blankets, KNAPP cotton, red
blankets, CLOTHS, ktrseys, hose, glow and
mits, diaper, shoe thread. >hne., bat, &c.
S. A. MAhS1 LLLEk, auct.
feb 6
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RUNNELL~' PRIZE LIST,

RUNNEIL,.' PRIZE LIST,
Of the 9Th days drawing OF the
maryland State Lottery,
which took place on the 95:h inst N Bal
timore, under the superintendent Of
the commissioners appointed by
the Governor ,agd Cauncil.
No. 0,450 aprize of DloOo
lIO4 6G65 I0S7s prizes Of 100
1892 48O8 54s5 6O07 1l5.l do Of 50
sl2744 $3.50 1868 1906 5lGl Ss35)
824l eSl7 ll749 1889 ll073 20
1879 1874 lz720 1860
and the usual proportion of p 9 prizes.
Marked thus sold at RunnelIs's
The drawing will be conlInvet again
on Wednesday next.
FIVE DRAW NGS NCRE
will complete this interesting lottery. The
only prizes yet drawn above DIo0 is 2 Of
D1O0O; and the following capitals yet TO
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 81, 1898.
8. Potter & c.. have resumed The
BOOK e. STATIONARY

business at No. 50, Chesnut-street, next
door to their old sand where tba smallest
favor will be thankfully received, and
promptly attended to.
feb 6 81