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FIRES IN PETERSBURG.

We most deeply sympathize with our
fellow citizens in Petersburg on the calam-
itous visitation of two fires within four DAYS
of cash other. We publish the details of
the first fire on Saturday, from the news
papers 1t broke in upon the citizens in
the midst of the funeral sulemnites of the
day. The secoud conIlagraton took place
Oh Tuesday last-WP have no other account
of it than what is derived from Passengers
or private letters. The Compiler saws
+" We learn by gentleman who receiy ed a
letter from his correspondent in Petersburg,
that another destructive fire visited that de-
voted town on Tuesday the | 9Th inst. The
fire commenced about 10 O'Clock in the
morning, in hake-honse on Walnut stree,
Allinson'S Row, and, in u short time con-
sumcd seven wooden buildings belonging
to John Alliseo, one belonging to Peytnn
Lynch, two belonging to Mrs. Phepoe.
eight belonging to the estate of David Wal
ker, decd. and the buildings adjoining the
side OF Powell's old Tavern, belonging to
the estate of Matthew Maben, decd. We
understand the buildings, except the last
mentioned, were not Of g,eat value, ana
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-,r-anAL CEREMONIES
FIREi!

PETERSBuRG, july Is. - Saturday last
was set apart by the citizens of Petersburg
! ~ day Of mourning, Ia commemorate the
death of that great henefactor of his conn
lry, VFomaS jefferson, and his venerable
revolutionary compatriot, Joha adams. 1t
was sublime spectacle. The aged and
the you the grey haired veteran of &c
and tie stripping of yesterday the yenera-
ted matron, and the blaommg daughters of
the land-,ren FROM every cline aud al
most every religions and political opinion
were gathered together in one mass, moved
y one 0bJrct--a heart felt desrt / par
ucIpa'c IN those ceremnnips which had been
decrcrd 20 the ,irtlous dead.
DHr citizens, 10 town meeting, having
determined that the religious and literary
exercises of the dly should be conducted
m the hu ylng ground attached 10 the old
church IN Blanio d, where funeral honor,
we're paid tn the immortal Washington in
1900 the commtte appoint ed Tor hit puf
pose made every possible arrangement,
winch their liuited time would adult for
the multitude which it was confidently al
ticlpatrd would he present on this solemn
md interesting occasion. spacious ar
hour, fifteen feet high, and rendered impsr-
vlous to the rays of the sun, was erected
within the yard. The atbour enclosed two
private burying grounds, on the walls NJ
which, floors Weie laid, one for the orator.
the clergy, the revolutionary patriots, &c.
the other for the chair. On the ground,
seats were arranged for the ladies', the cit
lzrns and military taking post without,
forming, rs far as practicable, a square "a
round the arb"ur.
We had proceeded thus far on SATURDAY
IN arranging, in anticipation, the cerrmo
MES intended To be paid ON that day to the
mighty dead" When the busy hum ri
/ preparation reminded us, that the moment
was approaching when eur citizens en-
mdSse were to proceed to Rlandford old
| Church. Little did We imagiue. at thai
moment, that our solemn ceremonies, ere
! they were yet we'll commenced, would bt
arrested and defeated by any cause what
ever mech less, by the torch of the incen.
diary It isne, ertheless, too true. We will
however, proceed with the ceremonies .
the day as far "a they were executed, and
then notice the fire.
AT eight O'Clock the whole town appear
ed to be IN motion, while in every direction
groups Of citizens from the country wer,
seen,all Fastening to the appointed ,plAce
of rendezvous, anxious To pay the last deb
10 the memory of two of the most distn
guished sages of the revolution. About !
O'Clock, the procession began to form oil
the Market Square but it was soon disco
vered that the multitude could not he &C
commodated there. The right of the lin
was accordingly ordered to take station
some distance up Old Street, 81 as To Civ
AS much room as possible to those VIII,
were TO FIJI up the lengtheurd line.
AT half past nine O'Clock, the procession
moved in the following order The JET
fersnn Guards: the Corporate Authorities
the Clergy; the Committee of Arrange
ment; the Petersburg Benevolent Mocha
mic Association; Citizens on foot the JEFF
lerson Guards, lhe Independent VoIun
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Supev ior paper N3ngings

%HHE subscriber respectfully inform, The
q citizens of Lynchburg, that ne has n
penrd Al the store Il Mr.. \. f .bersons, az
elegant assortment of Paper Hanging, and
borders. Any persons wanting the above
articles will do well 10 embrace the present
opportunity, as the subscriber only intends
10 remain short time in this place. He
viii attend TO the putting up of the Papers,
which will be done in the iIandsomest STYLE.
FRANCIS REGNAULT.
July IL. ts5l
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NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

July IL, 1926.
VI obVlate the risk and delay incident
to the return of the Bank Notes from
'his Department, not receivable at the Trea.
sury OF the United States, in payment for Pa.
tent flights, all persons desirons of takipo
on' Patents are requested TO transmit. with
'heT applications, such Notes or Drafts a,
Iney may know, or be advised, will be avail
able at the Treasury.
July ~ 1atki
" Publishers of the Laws of the United
ten LINES.
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WASHINGTON. .InlK II.

w A. July ~
The Religious Services which, accord
ing 10 previous arrangement, took place
Yesterday at tue Capitol, IN comnpmora.
ti0n nf thu two patllot ssges whp have
Just, N so remarkablr a lnaunrr, paid the
debt ot hhmanity, were appropriate aud
impressive. The Hail VAS hug with tue
tmblcms Of mourning lis ample area
was almost wholly fIhd with Iadles, and
its cOIlonadcs aud 2 pIltrips, even IN Their
rrmotes, corners, with an immrnse con-
course of clt,zens. All the members Of
the Presidents family and all the mem
bers of tho Government, now in the city,
we're prescott, A. were also the clergy aud
corporate authorities 81 the city. The
prayer bN the Rev. Mr.. PosT, and the
sermon, BY the Rev. Dir. SrAuGHroN,
were iervent and Impressive ; and the mu-
sic was 10 the highest deglee etand and
solemn. The powerful CHOIR, formed
from those Of se,c. al churches, was aided
by some of the finest Instruments of the
Ma-ine Band, and is majestic stratus pro-
ducrd Their fun "a, Ct. rs they sweled
through the columns aud dome of the
vast Hall, aud th,Iicd every bosom with
emotion.
The services ofthe Day, having particn-
lar reference 10 the same striking event,
were closed h, those IN the evening at
the Unitarian Church, where most =
prcssiye s"rm@n vas preached by the Pas
tor, the Rev. Mr.. lirTLE, IL a very large
auditory, with other appropriate services.
Nat. Int.
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Nat I'll we're insured in the Office nj the
Mutual Assurance SoeIeiy IN tels CITY,
Rich Eng.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. ID. I}laat"o al
mbrrlsud. sold M this city iihds. L.
.baeco, al Sill 10, and at 50 6o: NJ.
Armisiead "f the same counIy sold one
HID. alta 80; and another al z.
We undrr-land Wheat may be quoted in
this city at dollar. 10.
Charles Downing, Esq. of this place, has
been appointed, by the President, by and
with the adsirr and consent of the senate,
X, ulster of The Land Office for The Dlsiric
Of East Florida.
Mr.. l.omax, Professor Of Law. has ar
rived at the University. Ills lectures will
commence in short the.
Charlottesville Gaz.
a good thing ureH applied - IL the dis
tribution of dane Fortunes iayofs, our
town has not BEEN overlooked, and in the
present instance, at least, The bli3d god.
dess cannot be accused Of bestp"ng her
smiles indlscreetly But In come to the
poiui-W, really have much pleasure IN
announcing thai Mr.. SIMON B. WERCk-
MULLER, of this town. Is tHe fortunate
holder # the whole Ticket. Ne. 81 $50 IN
the .Naryland State Lottery No. 7, winch
drew he great capital pfiz of Thirty
THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN Baltimore,
90 W ednesday last, noticed in the follow
lug paragraph from the American of
Thursday.
The Ticket was sold at COIlEN'S OF
FICE, where, it Is announced, the cash
will be paid on presentation.
Nr. Werckmulri IS very respectable
and industrious citizen, of middle age.
with large family of children. He has
been engaged with his wife several years
IN 1IDnary and Fancy Store, and in
their tfort- to please their customers, as
we'll rs in their gcurrd Intercourse, they
nave hIruded WIN their usefuines IS very
accom- noddting and friendly disposition,
"hlch has c"nciiated much good will III
tins community, to whom the intelligence
of their good fortune will afford much re-
al qualification. .N0Yok Brac0n.
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%NriG ".

n HERtRV forwarn all persons from ira.
- ding Tor bond executed by the snbsrri-
Der to Charles Blunt, jr. aud bearing date
me 18Th day ct October 1928, and made pay.
able the 18th October, l826, as | am deter.
mined not to pay the above mentioned bond
as there was fraud practsed on me.
CHARLES 3. ROGERS.
July 81. 3,ys6I
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bi,c the circumstances which led IN AIR.
cess the prfpnrdtaotls. for. dad capture
'or Loyd Corilieattis.J We nave -sen oni en-
,,nirs push fnrw ,rd amid pefils almost
,pnnm.rahle. arid ohlrctg almost ipsnt-
mnuntsble 10 the spot ,ct'ch loos designed
10 Uituess thar disgrace /; yet they eagerly
soneht IL a. their heatre of triumph Bind,
as thcy were. they bore hoager aud ihn5t,
ard inclpment skies, poured out Their
blnod ia battle sgalnst brave republicans
,nd crossed immense regIons In eonilhe
themselves u another Jerieo, whose walls
were fatpd to fall before another JOSHUA.
lis He - hose voice commands the slnds
& the seas andithe seasons, who formed q
function on THE sAMEDAY, IN The SANE
noun. brtwren a formidable Heel from
IL. s0UM, and anarmyroshiog from the norm,
hkr.au impetuous torrent, Who but lie,
IN " hose hand. are the hearts of men, could
inspire thrallled troops .wiih the friendship,
the confidence, the tenderness oil brothers.
How is ii that two natlous once divided,
Jealous, lnimlcal, and nursed IN reclpro-
cal prrJudlCes, are now become 50 cor
dIalIv united as to form but one : World
lugs would say it is the wisdom. the viz
toe and moderation Of their .chlrfs 1T IS
a great national interest which has per.
formed this prodigy Ali they are lgnor-
ant. that the oombinlog.of 50 maoy forto-
nate circumstances, i an emanallon from
the An PERFECT MIND
~ ''..--.''' the i,opffsslons Of 'tn
cradle minister who was foreigner h II
regarded us-- what ought To be e,fs rs II
regards ourselves , rhr coluc,denee IN
the deaths of our two great aud might,
men great ~ council, mighty III wisdom
ought To impress ns with sennnlents nj
reverence ard gratltud. towards thai pow
~ ia whose hands or lives are. aud By
. whose nod the scales Of Empires RISE or
alternate fail" Boston patriot
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-27
T,OMESHLC.
MMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
GHIi SETS.a.

Bosrss. July 10. 1896. Upon The
meeting of III Hon. Council, his Excel
lsnry Nh Governor announced tn win,
f.r last evening, The melancholy telll
plnee had been received that another OF
fbr late lllastrions. si1ners Of the Drci1ra
tlon ri America Independence, paIrlo'
nd statesman. Philosopher and scholar,
tbe Distinguished contemporary Of him
whosr remains in honor rs IN grief, were
bnt iast ,onmiftc1 To the tomb, IS no
NOR . the daY, 2lorio0siy associated
win the most brilliant event Of his lite, a
nids rhe prayers and prasrs Of twelve
mllbns of feemen, rejoicing 10 the fruits
~ III virtues. aud labers, aud services, and
sacrfiicrs, of the heroes and sages Of the
r. oali0n, the spirit of Thomas Jcfsrson
almost simultaneously with that of the
venerable Adams was released from the
infrmlies aud bprthens OF exhausted ma
tnre. 10 BIZ forever associated, as, | trust,
though the 20 sdness aud mercy of God,
in fhe gent and final rewards of approved
M - a. - t. al hntu M I.-'.-
gul.hed usefulness ON earth.
Ills Excelency then asked the advice
~ Gnoncll upon the notlce proper 10 be-
taken by the Executive Of this impressive
event.
Whereupon, it vas
Resolred That the Supreme Executive
of The commonwealth of Nasoachnsr'ts
are deeply aud sotrmnly impressed with
the providence of God, In the removal, by
death, Of the Hon. Thomas Jcfrrson, a
distinguished cttzrn aud rmcr P,esi
dent If tae United States, who, by his ~
geucy IN asserting aud maintaining the In
dependence of HI. country. aud by hIs SER
wees II administering lis Government, en-
titled himself to the altitude of mis- fellow
citizens and acquired an imprrlshabc
falnr, which will be dear Ia the hearts and
che lshed IN The remembrance of genera
tons of ffeemrn Ia the latest postcritS 4:
And thai this expression of tn" sense
winch The Executive ehtertain of the cha
facter aud services of The deceased, aud 1T
the respect due "a ms memory, with thr
sentiments of his Exrcllcncy IN anooonc.
lng The event, be entered on the records Of
thu Council, and IA Official copy thereof
be ienbllshed b, til Secretary.
Attest: EDWARD ID. BANGS,
Secretary
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Commonwealth Of MASSACHUSETTS,.

Head Quarters, Boston, Jnly 10, 1895
GENERAL ORpfRs.-His Excclrncy
the Commander IN Chef, rpnewcdly aud
deeply Impressed with the peculiar provi-
dence nj The Almighty ed, IN the remo-
'a, by death, of 1homaS JefcrSon. a for
iuer President of the United States, ann
ther of the liusiiious slgnprs Of the De-
rlaraton af American lndt prudpncr. aud
an honored coatprer of the venerable
statesman aud patriot whose funeral obse-
qnIes have hut lnsl been performed, and
resardlnl ef the homage dae to the cha
rdcter and eminent services of this great
man. "ha so largely contributed to assist
ana III ''n'a'a NE aadinldi tr tie Cor
.,ssst,1n 81 Popular Coz crument, under
which the nation has adsancrd 10 it, pre-
7rnt condlllop of greatness and glory:
Orders, That, III mournful notice nf the
solemn event, aud in pablic Testimonial Of
respect Ia the character and memory OF
the d ceased. minute guns be- feed AZ
HEAD Quarters, from II O'Clock At noon
tn O'Clock m the afternoon of this daS.
Captain George w Saunders, Of the
Battaloo 4 Artillery of the Third BIZ
sade AID FIRST Division, is duly charged
with lhr execution of the above order.
by mis- Excellencr 90 nmand.
WIN. II. SU INNER, All. Gen.
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lion y IRE counsel far Dcan, The court
d. I'D pssseg -entrnce the SUBJECT
:, IN be- carried T. the supreme Count, on
aeteant at exception. taken op r'a'.
IHateriord Rep.
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

The annual eecuon takes place in this
State the FIRST Monday IN August, at which
a representative to the next congress Is %
be- elected. JOHN Scott ihe present mem
her, and Edt0arA Bates, an eminent Law
yer of ST. Louis, are the only Candidates.
they are both friendly to the present ad-
minlslraton of the general government.
Mr.. Scott voted for Mr.. Adams in Com
gress, aud Nj. Bates At The polls when
choosing electors. If Mr.. Scott Is not re-
elected, it viii uot be on account of IN.
giving the vote If Missouri to Mr.. Adams;
but vii be the result of local circum7lan-
ces, or personal preferences. Both The
gentlemen stand we'll IN Missouri aud the
election is expected to BIZ a clo.e ONE.
fKp1ttuebv Whin
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"" have learned from a source entirely
II BE- relied IN, that Mr. JFtrson left =
WI, III eh hr gave al his property,
the legal estt, aud actu,l possession" to
as geand son Thomas Jrllrrson Ran.
iolph, VII. Trlst, gentleman who married
ene oi his grand Daughters. and Mr..
Garrett, one of his neishbors, in trust for
tue sole use and benefit of his daughter.
Mrs. Randolph, and appointed his grand
SON Thomas Jefferson Randolph his sole
Executor. We have thought il proper 10
state these facts, that those generous citi-
hens who have stepped forwa ard to relieve
that good man from his emharrassmpnts,
may know To whom To srud their cnntIi-
buttons, ana To suggest TO them the pro-
prlety OF bestoWmg their donations in the
same langnase of Mr.. Jeffrrsnn's VIII,
VIZ: to Thomas J. Randolph in trust for
he sole use and benefit of Mrs Randolph
ars mother or for the benefit Of Mr.. JEFF
| 'erson's creditors -ad Thomas J. Rat
dalph's whole estate being. as we under
stand, pledged for the payment Of his
rand fathers debts, there can he no doubt
of the moneys being properly applied
we do not h. state Ia say, that if it had
pleased Divine Providence to have spared
"nr ianent' Jefferson a few months long
or, he would have had the satisfaction to
ha'" SEEN all his debts paid by his fellow
citizens. II Is no less their duty--we are
SURE II is 40 less their inclination To do it
now. Bah. Chyon.
-aEe-
] The death of Mr.. j, llcrson on the day
Of our lnblee and nearly at the same time
IN The day with that of Mr.. Adams, is a
remarkable circumstance which impresses
the mud OF every one, whether religious,
lpeliglous, or superstilnns. But il is not
the only occurrence, by many in oar event.
FIJI history, that has made the people think
Dur revolutionary contest was rrpIete with
extraordinary events, sufficient TO con.
vince all that we ourselves, with our boas.
ted powers of reason, do not govern the
world mankind. and control all its events
ln.Noyember, 1871, Congress attended
worship in The Roman Catholic chanel a,
Philadriphia, the Rev N. BandoIe. chan
lain te the French embassy said in his ex-
cpllent sermon--" Those miracles which
; the OMSIPnrEhT once wrought for hi,
chosen people are renewed in orr Gnror.
and il would be equal, ungratefuI and i'm
, ptaus not IT, acknowledge that the even
which lately confpanded our enemie, and
frustrated their designs, was the wonder.
! ful work ofthat GGD who guards your Ii.
beliles. And who but He could 80 com.
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Go

We understand s1ys the Kentucky
Wing, that 1t is lnt,aded to give d public
Dinner to our Distinguished frlIoS citizen,
HENRY CLAY, dariog MS expected Vi
sit to Lexington II wit u, gisenb by his late
constituents, among whom he has SO long
lived, so faithfully aud ably served, aud 10
whom hp is So well known on account
of his distinguished public serY'ces AID al
SO OF their u Diminished confidence nd es-
t....-- 49, ''"r vuniidcnt this opportunity
viii he embraced with peculiar satisfac
ito" 10y those who have witnessed the
6ymneSs with which he has discharged his
pubhc duties, while as,ailed on all sides by
his foes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-27

At THE Court of Oyer and Termin-r.
hid in the village of Sandy Hill, Wash
] gfun county, ~. York Judge Troop
r rsding, Charles f. Dean, Esq. of Cam
bridge a ineu,her Of the bar in that coun.
!. ~, was, after long and impartial trial,
convicted Of forgery. The prisoner, pre-
V'ons TO committing the crime, sustained
81 unimpeachabIe character, and is of a
tjsly respectable family. On applcs-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-27

Daniet p. Cooke, Esq. the present able
and distinguished representative of the
State Ut Illinois in Congress has two oppo-
nents ; bat the papers from that section of
the country say that he will be elected With
great ease and by an immense maJorlfy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-11
Edward Stabler s. Son,

Druggistsin ALEXANDRIA,
THE only .4gsntsin the District Of Coiumbia,
for disPosing of the IsoIA EXTRACT.
ION every box observethe signature OF
ROBERT IiARRlSS,J r.
urPrce, 81 so perbos-sl5 per dozen
june II ON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-11
district Of Columbia,

County of Alerandria, Sci:
| NOVEMBER TERM-1S25.
The Common Council of Alexandria, q
Comps.
George Chapman, Charles l.. Catlett. In Chancey.
Sarah Harper, 1ownshend Waugh,
William Yeaton, John c. Mandell,
and Thomas Irwin DeftsJ
THE defendant George Chapman, rot having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according to the
statute and the rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, upon affidavit fled that
the said George Chapmanis not resident OF the Dis
tric of Columbia: on the motion ofthe compliments by
their counsel, it is ordered, that the said George
Chapman do appear here on the first day OF next April
Term, and enter his appearance to this suit, and give
security for performing the DEGREES OF the Court and
that the other defendants, Charles l. Catlet Sarah
Harper, Townsend Waugh, William Yeaton, John T.
Mandel and Thomas Irwin, do not pay away convey or
the debts by them owning orhe estate or ef
ecs in their hands, belonging to the SAID absent defen
dent until the further order decree OF the courts ana
that copy this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in one of the public newspapers
printed in the of Alexandria and that another CO.
py be posted at the front door of the court OF SAID
county. A Copy. Test, EDM. l. LEE, U. Z.
Jan 20 I'm
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Withers s. " shington.

HAVE imported per ships Pioneer and Shenando
i Il all, from Liverpool
Extra blue velvet cloths and casslmeres
Fine and superine blue and black do do
Do do olive and Oxford mixed
Plain and figured English silk vesting
White White. scarlet e.a red FL.aNNEhs.
Swanskins, booking balzes
Circassian and tartan plaids
Sd soft lambs wool, do-a beautiful article for Ia
dies wear
Toilette Valencia vestlngs
ga cashmere shawls, plain and print'd borders
q, 5, 80, 4 and ~ point blankets
81 GA. l0-4 IA and l24 heavy rose do
Figured, plain and twilledbombazetts
"A blue and brown cambletS
Fanc! prints in great variety
On hand, from recent arrivals from New- Fork,
Plain black and figured Canton grapes
Blue, pink, white and black Italian do
Black italian hstring, very superior
Senchews, sarsinetts and levantines
Jaconet and cambria muslins
Figured and plain book and SWISS do
7-8and A. Irish linens, long lawns
Brown Hollands, Russia and irish diapers
Linen cambria, and cambria hdkts
Cambria andfurnture dlmity
Flag, bandanno and Madras hdkfs
Worstedand cotton hosiery
Clark's spool, sewing and floss cotton
Fancy silk and cause hdkfs
Lambs wool shirts
Patent sewing and shoe thread
Burlaps and tiklenburgs
Twilled sacking and oznaburgs
l0bales superior Russia sheetifgs
1OOpieces ndigoblue casslnetts
Blue mixed kerseys and plains.
80 bales domestic goods comprising handsome lot OF
81 rs and A brown and bleached shirtngs and paids,
with their former stock, UHbe sold ore
luced PRICES. sept 24-t
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COE1E,N'S

Lottery and Exchange Office, No ia, Market Street.
Baltimore.
Where more CAPITAL Prizes haze been obtained then at
any other Office in .3haeriea.
Orders from any part OF the United States, terrific
res, either by mail post paid, or by private convey
ance enclosing the cash or prizes in any lotteries,
will meet the same prompt attention as if on personal
application, addressedto
JLCoHEN, jr. & BROTHERS,
Baltimore
o-TDistant adventures may at all times with conf
sNce forward their remittances to Cohens Office, for
e their orders should arrive too late. the amount
closed viii be returned by the first mail or VIII be in
Baltimore. Dec ", 1875. E9,s So