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10000 dollars.
100 900 dollars.
10000 Tickets, at 81,
Not one blank to a prize!

10000 Tickets, at 81, l6O 600 dollars.
Not one blank to prize!
Nude of Dra,ptng--'rhe Nos. will be put into
one wheel as usual--and in the other wheel will
be put the prizes abope the denomination OF "a,
and the drawing TO progress in the usual manner.
The 10000 prizes of 81 will be awarded to the
odd or even numbers of the lottery, Gas the case
may be,) dependent IN the drawing of the capi-
tai prize of S25,000; that is to say, it the SIS, 600
prize shoald come out to an odd number, I'll, en-
every odd number in the scheme will be entitled
to a s4 prize. If the $4,000 should come out
to an even number, then all the even numbers in
the scheme will be each entitled to prize of S4.
Odd numbers are those ending with l, 5, 5,7
org.
Even numbers are those ending with 2, A, 6,a
| orc.
This mode of drawing not only enables the
Commissioners to complete the whole To- tery in
one drawing, but has the great advantage of dis.
tributng the small prizes regularly to every ale
ternate number in the scheme, so that the hold.
er of two tickets or two shares Of tickets Zone
odd and one even number) will be certain of OBJ.
tanning at least one prize, and in the same ratio
for any greater quantity.
| A ticket drawing superior prize in this
scheme is not restricted from drawing an inferior
one also; many tickets, therefore, will necessari-
ly obtain two prizes each!
| All prizes pyable in CASH, and the whole to
be drawn in one day, ON THE 10th OF MAY
NEXT, under the superintendent ofthe Come
missioners of Lotteries appointed by the Govern
or and Council of Maryland.
Tickets will so n rise; at present they may bs
had at the original rates, viz.
Tickets, 81 90 Quarters, : 81 90
Halves, ---- 90 Eigh;hs, ---- SO
To be had in the greatest variety ofnumbers at
WDlH61HMaS
Lottery g. Exchange Office, No. ia, Market-st
| Baltimore.
U-here more Capital Prizes have been obtained
than at any other Office in america, and schere, as
stsual, the CASH can be had for the Whoie Of the
Prizes the moment they are dra1n.
| Orders from any part of the United States or
territories, either by mail, (post paid,) or by
private convey ance, enclosing the cash or prizes
in any of the lotteries, will meet the same pronpt
andiPnnctual attention as if on personal appl-
cation, addressedto
| J.I. COHEN, in & BROTHERS,,
4 BALTIMoKE.
Baltimore, Feb. 49, 1926.
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FOR SALE At this Office,
Price 81, bound in bOards,
THE BEREAN.
ISn,.
Voc. i.
Abstract of the Contents.

Abstract OIL tie contents.
Atonement--the doctrine briefly considered.
Biblical Critcisms-on Pet. 19.-on the Lords
Superior Cor. XIV 45-6-7-S-9.
Brownlees Inquiry-review Of, in detail.
Calvin--Bographic sketch of,-and Servetus.
Church & State-Church Establishment, views Of
Clerical Schemes
De Witt Clinten's Address before the Presbyte-
ran Education Society remarks on,
Converts in India
Cotton Mather-biographic sketch Of,
Covenanters-Scottish,
Creed-a written,
Church Discipline
Ecclesiastical History-sketchcs of,
Educated Mnistry-Education Society,
Esquimaux, priestcraft among,
Evidence-the necessity of, excmplihed,
Franklin, Benjamin. biographical sketches of,
Graz race--universality of,
Griffin's speech before the Presbyterian Educa.
ton Society reviewed.
Gurncy's Observations and Letter-strctures ON
Hicks Letter-Heresy-Hin Religion
Infant baptsm-Inquisiton account OF,
Keith, George-biographi al sketch OF,
La Fayette-
Leslie, Charles-bographic sketch Of,
Memorial-Virginian,
Mer's lecture on Creeds-strctures on,
Ministry. Female-lengthy remarks on,
Mssions--Nstonal Tract Society
Naylor, Jsmes-biographica sketch OF,
Orthodoxy
Penn and Mead's trial
penn. William-biographica sketch Of
William Pitts letter to the people of England.
on the abuse of Religion
Professor and Possessor Of Religion
Reformation--the progress Of;
Sermons of Elias Hcks-extracts from,
scrvetus--biographical sketch of,
slavery-immediate, not gradual abolition Of
extracts from pamphlet London, 1894.
Society for promoting Christian knowledge-pro
ceedings of,
Theology-questions in,
Trinty-the doctrine briefly examined,
Observation-Disclosures account OF, in N. England.
Wilmington Del. Feb 2Sth, 1925.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of Epan
Thon,as, or Evan Thomas s. Co., late of the b.
rough of Wilmington, dec, are requested to
make immediate payment; and those who have
demands against said Estate, will please present
them without delay, properly attested for settle
ment.
John Stapler, I r,,..
Henry Hopes. Low
Mahion Belts,
~ Late Partner.
N. B. The partnership being dissolved, the IRON
FOUNDERY business will be cotinucd iii future
Mahlon Belts.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 12, 1926. 1o-3H'o.
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For Rent.

vTVHE Subscriber wishes to rent Farm situate
on the Delaware, about three miles below
Port.Pen, containing seven or eight hundred
acres principally marsh, known by the name Of
Observation-Disclosures Farm near the Village OF
ST. Georges, containing about 70 or 80 acres
Another Farm of about 70 or 80 acres, near Mount
Pleasant.
None need apply but such as can give salts.
factory recommendations -.
John Nivin.
Christiana, Dec. %. 1926 A4-a'
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Foreign and Domestic Gleanings.

Commodore Porter has gone to New
York. He is accompanied by his two little |
sons, who will embark for Mexico with him.
1t is stated in western paper that Desha
the younger, the murderer OF Baker, has
been released from prison by his father, the
Governor of Kentucky.
A correspondent of the New-York Com
mercial Advertiser, cautions the public a.
gainst receiving counterfeit quarters and
halt dollars, of the Spanish coin.
The bill brought into the Maryland legis-
lature by Mr.. Kennedy. allowing tickets in
the Jefferson Lottery to be sold in that state
has passed unanimously!
On Tuesday, (says the Buffalo Journal of
the 28th ultimo) Mr.. James Adams, of Au-
gusta, Geo. passed through this village west
ward, in pursuit of Silas Miilard, who had
stolen about $4,000 in that place whence
Mr.. A. had pursued him. He succeeded
in securing the theft in the town OF Hanover,
Chnutauque CO. and recovered $500 of the
money.
The deficiency in the British Revenue for
the quarter ending January S, 1925, proved
to be more enormous than was expected.
It was apprehended it would amount to
SO 100000 and it has amounted to Five Mil
lions
the deposit of public stores had already
commenced at that naval station, and labor
ers had arrived to commence the proposed
Improvement.
Lieut.. VIM. r. Bourne, Of the marine
corps at the Gospnrt Navy Yard, Norfolk,
was killed on Saturday morning last by Lit.
Smith, of the same corpse. The parties
met near the barracks, LIT. B. was shot in
the left breast, and died within few hours
Lieut. Smith escaped to New-York.
New Orleans papers to the 18th ult. have been
received at New-York. At that time large a
mount of produce was coming down the Misss-
sppi. person who had arrived at New-Or-
leans, states, that he counted more than three
hundred float boats, besides keels and barges, on
their way down the river.
The Mexican Government has prohibited for
eign vessels from being engaged in the coasting
trade Of that country.
l During the revolutionary war, General
LAFAYETTE being in Baltimore, was invited tc
a ball He went as requested, but instead
of joining in the amusemcnts, as might be
expected of a young Frenchman of22, he adj
dressed the ladies thus Ladies', you are We
ry handsome; you dance very prettily; your
ball is very fine; but my soldiers have nc
shirts. The appeal was irresistible; the
ball ceased; the ladies ran home and wen,
to work, and by the next day large mum
ber of shirts were prepared by the faires'
) hands of Baltimore, for the gallant defender
OF their country.
Mr.. Everett's address to the King o.
Spain, assuring him of the feelings of re.
spect and good will entertained by the gov
! ernment and people of the United States to-
wards his august person and royal family
8 &c. has produced strong sensation in Mex
: leo. One of the Mexican papers, in order
to shew that our minister did not speak the
sentiments of the people of this country, il
nearly filled with translations of the strict
, ures of our Journals upon the address.
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APPLE TREES.

THE Subscriber has large and general as
sortment of the best selection of grated APPLE
of the proper age and size for trans
planting, which he will sell at a reduced price
{ as he wishes to sell out) at the establishment
Known by the name of DixON'S NURSERY, in
Kennel township, mile from Hokessin Meeting
House, and II from Chandler's Tavern Oh the
Lancaster Road.
Haincs Jackson.
Sd mo. ,14th, 1926. 25-4t
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New- York Savings Bank.-It appears by the
last annual report Of the trustees of this nsttu.
ton, that there has been received during the
last year, from 9,305 contributors, the sum Of
S5s3, ,572 rs. The largest sum received in any
month was Ss5, '47 60, in October; and the
smallest, s24,713 81, in February. The sum Of
s615,011 63 was drawn out during the year.
The total funds of the institution due to deposit
ors, amounted on the 1st of January, to sl,409,-
596 26. Of which, 5 1867, ,689 81 is invested in
the United States, and Ncw-York State and City
Stocks at the par value; 1926 SO, in real es.
tate, and 30,350 90, remains uninvested.
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THE WIINIIN GTONIAM
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, March l6, 1926.

We would respectfully inform our friends
and the public generally, that we execute
Job Printing of every kind, at this Office,
in the neatest manner, and on reasonable
terms. Those who want Handbills, Adver-
tisements. Cards or Blanks printed, will be
accommodated to their satisfaction. Orders
from the country will be promptly attended
TO.
We understand that a number of interest
ing experiments in chemistry will be per-
formed at the Town Hall on Saturday even
ing next, at o'clock. The very reasonable
price of admttance, (12l cts.) will enable
the admirers Of this beautiful and interest
ing science to enjoy an evening of rational
pleasure at a very cheap rate.
BY late advices from Europe, together
with those which will be found in our paper
Of to-day, all doubts have been removed as
to the accession of the Grand Duke Nicho-
las to the Grown of Russia. His Imperial
Highness the Grand Duke Constantine, res
olutely adhering to his former abdicatian of
the Imperial Crown, the Grand Duke Mich
oas ascended the Throne of the Russian
Empire on the Goth December, and all the
proper authorities and the different divisions
OF the army, have taken the oath Of FIceli-
ty.
Alter perusing the following letter from
constantine to Alexander, previous to his
ueath, we are no longer at loss to account
'or ms extraordinary conduct in declining to
accept the Crown. He is certainly wise
man. notwithstanding he thought himself
e'herwise, and we will venture to say is the
hfst OF royal blood who ever thought he had
not sense enough to wear crown and rule a
nation.
Letter Of his Imperial Highness the Cesarowitcli
nfand Duke Constantine to the Emperor AL
exander l.
Niost iilustrous, &C., &c.-Encouraged by the
manifold proofs of affection of your Imperial Ma
!es'y towards me, venture once more to claim
uleh' and to lay the following submissive request
your lllustrious feet.
AS 40 not lay claim to the spirit, the abilities,
ss, VI me strength, which would be required, if I
s' exercise the nlBn dignity 10 Wncn
MY possess right by birth, Imost ferventy sup
lncate your Imperial Majesty to transfer that
.l5.' 10 nm who would inherit after me, and by
w.. W.. act TO secure the stability of the Empire
":n respect to myself shall add by this abdi-
tI.t Ioa' .tn5,e new warranty and further power to
.nS Ihsation, into which entered voluntarily
NV sso.enniy on the occasion of the divorce from
en. %,st wife All the circumstances Of my pres
me,s s'uatlon, induce me still more to adopt this
shss. shse, Which will prove to the Empire and the
nrsss weIlo the purity Of my sentiments.
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SCHEME.
16500 Prices.
Price of Ticketa,

16500 PRIZES.
Price of Tickets.
Whole Ticket, ...S4 90 Quarter do. Isl 90
Half do. .........2 90 Eighth do......... SO
ROBERTSON & LITTLE take this opportu-
nifty of advising their friends and the public gen.
orally, that owing to the extremely rapid sale OF
the above scheme, scarcity of tickets is already
experienced, which justfics the belief that be-
fore the day of the drawing, none can be obtain
ed, at any rate, not without paying an extrava-
giant advance on them X. & l.. are determined
however not to advance on the present price,
but will continue to sell at that price SO long as
they may have tickets.
Such as intend adventuring, and we trust there
are few but will, will do well to apply without
delay to
ROBERTSON & LITTLE'S
OFFICE, No. 2e, Market Street, Wilmington.
Wilmington, March 16. 25-td
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Ertracs of a letter from Vera Cruz.

Ertracs Of letter from Vera Cruz.
"The Contador (paymaster) of the frigate
Libertad. informed me of very agreeable
piece of news which he learnt on board of
his B. M. corvet Sille, which anchored in
our port yesterday. At his departure from
Carthagena, Columbia, an expedition OF
$4,000 men. commanded by the Captain
General Bermudez, was on the point Of
setting sail for the Island of Cuba. could
not miss this opportunity of communicating
to you this important news, announced by
the commandant ofthe Corvette to the cap
tain of the Libertad."
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Late intelligence from Hayti represents every
thing TRANQUIL There were seventeen sail OF
French ships in the harbor of Port-su-Prince.
public dinner had been given to the Consul OF
France, and other Frenchmen. The latter were
shail fellows well metz with the natives; drink
ing together in the shops; and walking arm in
arm alone thtstree..
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IN Red, Blue or Black Colours, are handsomely
printed at the Office of the Wilmingtonian, No.
81, Market-st, on reasonable terms.-Orders
will meet prompt attention.
March 16, 1926.
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greatest race on record; that the twelve
miles were run in % minutes % seconds, and
that Eclipse and Henry were % minutes so
seconds, in performing the same over the
Union course at Jamaica, in 1923.
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Worthy Of Attention.

III less THAN TWO weeks,
The popular Union Canai Lottery, 2OM Class,
will be drawn in the City Of Philadelphia;
Price OF Tickes only -Four Dollars!
Union Canal Lottery, Goth Glass.
Te be drawn on the 29th of this month.
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nOuERTSON & LITTLE'S
The Museum.

TH LITTELL, 88 Chesnut-st., Philadelphia,
SAO has lust commenced new series Of the
Museum Of Foreign Literature md Science.
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MARRIED.,

In this borough, on Tuesday evening last, by
the Rev. Daniel d. Lewis, Mr.. Jacob atkinson to
Miss lStruh finn o Daniel
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COHENS' OFFICE, No ia, Market-st I
BALrlmoRH Feb. Is, 1855
GTWe have the pleasure to present the fol-
lowing schme of the next
Grand State Lottery ofMaryland,

No 6, to be drawn on the odd md ecea system,
by which the holder of two tickets is certain of
obtaining at least ONE PRIZE, and may draw
THREE!-This mode of drawing is secured by
letters patent under the seal of the United States
Tickets only -Four D0lIars
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May yoar Imperial Majesty receive my wish
with condescension, may you determine our IL
lustrious Mother to accede to it, and sanction 1t
by your Imperial appreciation.
In the circle of private life shall constantly
endeavor to set an example to all your faithful
subjects, and to all who are animated BY love
for our dear country.
With profound respect, Sire, your Imperial Ma
jesty's most loyal subject and brother.
(signed)
CONST ANTINE CES SAROWITCH.
Petersburgh, the l4th Jan. 1922
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Error Corrected.-When we said this pa
per had greater number of subscribers in
this borough, than any other that has ever
been printed in this State, we were in error
The "Christian Repository" which was
not long since published by Mr.. R. Porter,
had larger patronage, which is the only
one.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-16

The Charleston paper asserts that the
race between Bertrand, Aratus and Creep
ing Kate, which was recently run over the
Washington course, near that city, is the
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-16
BRILLIANT SCHEME.

90, 829 Prizes amounting to
19, III Blanks. e.
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fCOMMUNICATION.)
MunrV, Nbfuary A

HuHCg, February 4fb, 1870
II is our painful duty to inform you that
on Saturday morning the 2Sth ult. the total
stock, valuable machinery, and extensive
manufactory of S. & ]. ROGERS, situate on
Muncy creek, was entirely destroyed by fire;
this is the second dreadful calamity those en-
terprizing citizens have sustained within
few years; by the destructive freshet OF Au-
gust 1917, their whole establishment was
sept away by the sudden rising of the 10y
alsock; 50 complete was the devastation then,
that scarcely stone of the foundation OF
their fabric remained to mark the spot where
their industry and ingenuity had been ex-
ercised: after this misfortune, with perse-
vera zee the most honourable to themselves
they began the world again. zuahoM any 9th
er assistance thia their own industry and the
emf eice which the uniform integrity OF
thor con Iuct inparted to those with whom
thsv dealt; their first loss was upwards ot
seven an | their present, erceeds ten fhou-
sand d,l rs; what adds to the distress OF the
scene, ,url the awfulness Of the visitation is
tlat of t e Ninety three hands they had EN-
ploYed, many must either live upon the lit
tie that is left them, or fly to the township
for relief.
| We are most respectfully yours:
]. w. ALDER,
WM. A. PETERikEN,
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Meet Door to the Washington Tavern,
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assuring them that the Goods carefully selected,
and will be sold be had in any other Store
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which he offers to Professors and Students onthe mo-
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Cooks Morgagni
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Gibson's Surgery
Goods Study of Mcdcine-last edition
Wlstar's anatomy
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JiohEY THOMPSON has lust rece;u.s
= Minister Review, No. X. for Anr. ,hs the West
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CONTENTS OF No. XSuS''
Art. l; Chaton's Fasta Hellenici. Tba co.,
18th olvm uaoIsy OF Greece from the 5sh
!, H. h,a, r Of Ttapez, and Diseore,i,, ;, y
Iearas 1Jrca, IN the years 1922, 1925, and i ON and
nm9 u, nehnan, Captain Clapperton, and the To-.
Oudhey' extending across the great Desert .. late Dr.
degree OF Northern latitude; and from KY 70 The ten
nou, 10 sackatoo, the capital of the FelstaS IN Boz
ny MAJOR Dixon Denham, of the 18th repma.h mpire.
and captain Hugh Clapperton, of the row., otOOt
survivors of the expedition. Wy d navy, the
Ill. Scrope's Considerations ON Volcano, :.
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History of the Globe, leading to the estabr and Past
Theory of the Earth. sN'Nent Of
w. Debretps Peeragecf the United Kiu,dn. 30
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Esq. u''e
2. Vmdic;s Ecclesis .Anghcqnse Jo.
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Romish Religion, and Vindicatinc ,h VI, n Ut
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