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At all! So tsr from THE would only prevent the
other members from transac,ing business BY an N
cessant "exercise" Of his garrulous "powers.'
Moreover. Mr.. Harker is one Of the bi,terest oppo-
nen,s OF the ticket that was lately elected, and his
opposition arises principally from his name having
been stricken from that ticket when it was revised
And guess if | was to tell the public how his
name 60, on the ticket in the first place, he might
be presented to the view of the public in point OF
view by no means enviabe." But may be. il a
man sees proper 70 nominate himself, he has a
right to do so and if the people do not see proper
to vote for him, they have the right to scratch his
name from the ticket. But la ! now you don't sup
pose that would Ego for to come, for to think.
for to say" tina. Mr.. Harker nominated hlmseg
SECOND STREET.
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AT the last session of the Legislature of this State an act
passed providing for the punishment of certain crimes
and mlsdemeanors," which sbolishes the benefit Of
| clergy"
The United States Literary Gazette published in
Boston, and the New York Review, are to be unit.
ed and hereafter published simultaneously in New
York and Boston under the joint editorshp of
Messrs. Bryant and Carter.
We understand that at the election for Directors of tile
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company, on Monday,
john HEMPHLL Esq elected in the place of Dr. Gil
LAsPIE and that this the only alteration made in the
Board.
Application has been made to the Legislature of
Connecticut for two LOTTERIES--one for the
permanent support Of the Clergy; the other, to
build meeting house.
Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Notes Of the Bank of Virginia
at Richmond in circulation They dated March
25 1922 letter b. payable H. Wilcox, and SO remark
ably well executed (says the Norfolk Herad) that not
person in thousand would detect their spurious char
acer Notes of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, of IS al
tered to $40, are also in circulation.
American Grape Wine, manufactured in the
borough of Strasburgh, Lancaster County, Penn
sy.yania is offered for sale in Philadelphia, at
81 IS per gallon. Its quality is said to be excel
lent.
species of sponge is said to have been discovered
at Singapore the East Indies 1t is called Spongia parera
grows the shore in the form of cups is four French
feet and three inches in circumference the top, and
twenty-five inches at the bottom, and will contain thirty
six quarts.
The Automaon Chess player of Maelze is short
y to be removed from New York to Philadelphia.
Bet A young man has offered in one OF the
New York papers to bet $4,000, with security for
its payment that he will complete in year, an
7ntomaton Chess Player, equal in skill &c. TO the
Turk.
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from the Greeks; and this survey, as far as We
can learn from the spondence, is to be made
according to the old treaty. There appears, howe
ver to be no intention Of doing more than to estab
fish the line, and the United States have been inv
ted to send Commissioners TO assist In the survey.
Bait. Pat. June s.
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GEORGIA AND THE CREEKS.-The
Georgia papers received yesterday do not confirm
the report now going the rounds, that Governor
Troup has resolved to stand BY the old treaty and
take possession of the Creek lands conveyed by it
to Georgia Troup it is true, thinks the old treaty
the only genuine one, and in correspondence
with the Governor of Alabama, says he trusts it
will be considered so. He seems to forget, howev-
er, that the parties to treaty may make and annul
treaties as often they please, and even one party
may refuse to carry treaty into effect, leaving the
other TO seek redress in war or new treaty. This
is precisely the with the treaty of the Indian
Springs. and the United States have sought and OBJ.
tanned their remedy in new treaty. The Govern.
or OF Alabama and Governor Troup have agreed
10 run the line between the two States on the first
Monday in July, which, in effect, is marking the
lines of the lands which Georgia intends to receive
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On the 29th ut. the members of the New York
Lunch gave a parting dinner to their associate J.
r CoopER, at which Chancellor Kent presided.
Among the guests were Governor Clinton, Bishop
Hobart, the Mayor Of New York, Mr.. Hayne, U
States Senator from South Carolina, Commodore
Chauncey. General Scott, &c.
Ne,0 Yorh, June al. Fenimore Cooper, Esq.
the celebrated American Novelist, has been ap
pointed Consul at Lyons, France, and embarked
yesterday with his family on board the Hudson,
Captain ChampliD. for London. 1t is said Mr. Coo
per will remain in Europe for or years.
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PORK.
Grand Lodge of Delaware.
Wilmington, June 8.

stated Communication of the Grand Lodge OF Delaware
IA will be held, at Wilmington, on Tuesday, the twenty
seventh day Of June next 10 O'clock A. NJ. The sub.
ordinate Lodges requested 10 attend by Their Tepresen
tatives WILLIAM y. READ,
May 9th, 1926 55-T strand sftrs'a7.
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Boston, June S--One Of the persons accused
OF robbing the U. S. Mail near Philadelphia, who
had been arrested and put under bonds at the south,
having left that part Of the country, suspicion
arose that he intended to forfeit his ball. aud as he
had come eastward person was sent on after him,
who identified him in our prison where he had been
put, charged with stealing pocket book.
Patriot.
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DIED-In Baltimore the Cd inst, in the Oath yeal
Of his age, LEMUEL d. HULL, formerly ofthis Borough
DIED-At Canterbury. Del, on the 18th ul, DR.. JOHN
G. MAXWELL, in the 29th year of his age.
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II WILSON has lately received at his Bookstore and
81 Circulating Library, No. los, Market st.
Woodstock, 2vols by the author of Waverly, SC.
The Buccaneers of America, vols.
The Last of the Mohicans,
The Subaltern,
Griscoms year in Europe,
Philadelphia; Chances at Lawyers, Physicians, First
circle, Wistar-paries, &c.
Yankee in London,
Frederick de Algeroy,
The Foresers
Gaieties 8, GRANTEES,
Moores Life of Sheridan,
Kely's "reminiscences,
Morse's American Revolution,
Merry Tales of the three wise men Of Gotham &c.
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TO Readers and Correspondents Some of the writer's
the subject of the approaching Borough Election will per-
ceive that we have taken considerable liberties with their
communications, by emitting passages which we
thought rather for this hot weather. Other essays
on the subject have been received which contain such
unmered censres every member Of the old council, and
understandable personal attacks that they do deserve
even this notice of them.
The lines " To GREEcE though not destitute of merit
do not possess sufficient to clam an insertion.
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The small pox is raging to an alarming extent in
the Choctaw nation Of Indians, in the State Of Ala
bama. The Indians being ignorant Of any remedy,
have obtained the aid Of medical gentleman re
siding in the State, TO vaccinate, administer medi.
cines, and adopt any other mode of relief which
may arrest the scourge. Subscriptions have been
commenced by the white inhabitants to give great
CT efficiency to the efforts of the Indians themselves.
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Mount Holly, Burlington Co., ". j., May 81.
Fire IN the Pinps.--Most destructive fires have
been raging for some time, in The extensive Pines
and Cedar Swamps, Of This and the adjoining coun-
~ OF Monmouth.-Vast quantities Of valuable Pine
and Cedar Timber have been dcsttoyed-and we
lesrn that short time since in this county. child
was found burned to death, and indeed the bocy
very nearly consumed. Many thousand cords OF
Pine wood ready cut and corded, have been destroy
ed by the fire. Mirror.
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MORE LUCK
At Robertson 4 Little's Office!
In the New York Literature Lottery, drawn the 1st
Instant they sold in quarters Of 81 S. the capital prize
of 00O-besdes which they have sold within five weeks
past prizes of $1,000 and prizes of $780, besides
of $780, $50, &c.
On Wednesday, the 18th instant,
will be drawn at Philadelphia,
Union Canal Lottery, 22d Class.
Scheme.-1 prize of s20,0O0 of 10 000 of 5000 2
of 1885, IS OF 1000 Is of 500 81 of 1905 50 of So 104
of 90; 1900 of 10; ,608 of s.
Ticket S5-Half 250-Qnarter S1.25.
For sale at the Managers Office No. %, Market-st.
Robertson g Little, Agents.
Wilmington, June g.
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FRIDAY, June 9, 1926

Frowa indgnantyupon the first danng attempt
one portion Of the Union from znother.' WASHINGTON.
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NEW eiNDirsif.

~ IN apprenticc
Will be taken At THIS OFFICE
JANUARY :.
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s o... a. the man whom they had
'fad IN he the head ehIefof the Oni'
! ! states Nation, lived at mueh srea'e'
aor.--iha,ifGos TiouP was the PR
-, mr. was eater than the President
M hs l,.. they had MT bern told Oh II
- ander III. present conflicting circn'n'
p" ,bey WISHED very much 10 be M
"a ., brther h- MAS OF mi, rs by his
4 >. orders, they were i'd nj" doubts
I a,eh An answer to these Questions would
perhaps solve , NM, ~.
a., of our Governor and the appa-
=" '1 inconsistency which he has created
,.,ional affairs with the Indians. -
-. ia the American who does not
,b,.h 10 see the laws OF his country and
nandoct of its chief magistrates, thus
md, object Of the most just and severe
4 Eaale and censure by III. savage, uncl.
I'D and unIetiered indans-an ienor-
" EAR. of beings whom we have attempt
' w. e;,;lize. enlighteb and instruct. Do
IT, not speak contemptuously Of our
add consider them, and the conduct
r,bs President, iit subjects for their crl-
y ,, ~, and ridicnlr p-And can we teach
" Oh a. men as these ? no--lhey will tell our
a,s.lonarirs coniemptuously, to 20 back
.aI reach our Executives, reform our laws,
"o1 make them hoih worthy of their re-
.nrct and yenera,ion ere they persuade
,L.m 10 adopt the one, or initiate the
m,noers and customs ofthe other. Yes,
,,'y will tell them, iflhs is your boasted
A. k,f;ort, your pretended happiness, &
: AR prorniyed wisdom, keep it 10 your
IN s.s-we do not want tive will not
In So it-and Leave Us 10 the enjoyment OF
.9ht laocied Observation-Disclosures, and
inf-,iority whicli, at least, is consistent in
Il, various parts, aod ju-t in all It's opera
hoos This they will tell them, and will
,h.n tarn from their self constituted and
abasnpd precrptors, the more deeply root
ed in THEN prrjudIces, and the more de-
fortunately confirmed in their attachment
Ia their savage habits, and uncnltiyated
slds. IAugusta Geo. Chroa.
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TnRUST sALE.--By virtue of decd Of

THRUST SALE.--Bv virtue OF n decd of
- trust, executed to the nndersgn
ed by John Steele, on the 10Th day oil
August, 1926, and admitted TO record in TIE
clers's Office OF Campbell county, we shall,
on satnrdaythe | lib day otue1tmonth, al the
late residence oil said Steele, in Campbrl5
county, for the purposes of carrying the
said deed into operation, and at the request
OF the parties concerned, proceed TO sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing property, TO wit one ueero man Da-
vd, one negro woman Sally, one Wagon
and Gear, one Cart, five Horses, one Maho-
gany Bureau, one Walnut Cupboard, one
Walnut Desk, two Walnut Folding Tables
one Dressing Fable, eight Windsor Chairs,
three Beds aud Furniture, China, and Glass
Ware ,one Spinning wheel one Candle Stand
aud all the other Household aud Kitchen tur
niture belonging TO the sale John Steele in
his life time Acting rs trustees, WE shall on
~ convey snch right as IS vested in us by
said deed, aud none otber.-Torms al sale'
NJ S. GARLAND,
ID, q. MURRELL
Oct. 30. tds25. Trustees.
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.Nsw Counties.-The next Legislator

.New Counties.-The next Legislature,
is to be deluged with petitions for the
formation of new Counties, if we may as
sumo. as a data for the Western part of
the State, the movements making in Har-
rison County and Whereabouts. The last
" Clarksburg Intetligeneer" contains no
Less than sir notices OF petitions to be pre-
sented to the next Legislature for the for
nation of new Counties, slice of all of
which is to be cut off from Harrison, ex-
cept one, which is to be formed of Harrison
alone The second prays "the formation
of a new county ont of parts Of MonongaIia
and Harrison % the third, out Of parts OF
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PAPER HANGING.

IHdE SUBSCRIBER, respccdy off r.
- his Sc vices 10 the public in lie copaci.
" OF a paper-hanger at which business he
has served II regular appren iceship, Which
enables him 10 discharge bis duty with neat
ness and dispatch He will prepare wall,
that have been whi'e-washed for the reeep-
lion OF paper also iasurcs the paperine 10
last as long as il the walls never had been
whlte-washcd. The subscriber i, happy 10
inform the public thai the composition be IL
ses IN his paste is such that IL will prevent a
ny kind of insect from molesting The pnnrr
in any way whatever. Persons wishing 10
have their houses papered who live At DIS.
tance in the adjacent counties, can leaye a
letter with Mr.. CA. Ntbers, or AT N. North $
Book Store, or left at the Post Office tor hun.
will be punctually attended 10.
THoM. BROOKS.
Oct. 80. 1925
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pirginia Literature Lottery. Sth class.
VIII he drnwnu l. nchbntg
IN JANUARY n NEXT.
Al l. IN ON DAY.
More Prizes than BiankS.
GttllE M

Price OF tickets 81 so, bnt will rise on the
LIST November.
MODE OF DRAWING
All the numbers will be put in the wheel
As nsnal. All the prizes above three dollars
Will be put IN the prize wheel and drawn out
opposite the whole body Of numbers. The
frsl drawn number Will decide the fate 81 the
51UO three dollar prizes, as follows, 10 wit
should II be one i the first FIVE thousand
numbers, that IS 20 say, any number from No.
10 5000, inclusive, all those numbers will,
b. entitled 10 three dollars each. Should u
bc one oi the Inst FIVE thousand numbers,
TINT Is To Say, from No. 6OOl to 10000 mrlu-
slVe, then allihDse numbers Will ~ like man
ner, he entitled 10 three dollars each. Those
who hold two tickets, one above and one
below M. 5000, must Of course draw ON
aud may draw THREE prizes
h" drawing will take pince IN Jhnuar,
neM under the supef,nieudtnee OF the toi.
lowing gentlemen Jude William Danlrl
GhlsAeil Den5ry, Albcn " Dan.el. Jahn g
Neon, j Yda bullock, Daft5E Aaf9rn VIM
Mkinnry Wm a Sufgrll eru1gr NHn
locke, john " H9gsfll, Ammoa ilanrert.
Robert X IL. lsmes / Chytor, sse Is. liet
risnn Mic 9Th bsga, Colin Bucirer, tliah
fletchfs JOHN wits, John Hancock and
Job &. dii,rr, E#qrs.
~ 0rlf. trnn distance, by mail, post
paid, ar frHde c,uvcyaure, enclosing III,
ca8b or grsze fickete, vii meet the mosl
prompt a,tebt u addreeeed -
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Jc Ecrsnn I.oitery,
20 be drawn on the combination plan II
oeleh, nen,.n Richmond.
hrce Prizes, as follows:

hlGe fILes, aS lolioNs:
monlfeelia Estate, ,aIned ets7l,oo0
ShadweH, 5u.0oO
Abnmnfle, ii .6uU
The above Estates were valued under oath
ny 'omlhis ,oners appointed Tor thai puf.
posi- ny he Legislature oi Virginia.
" Priee oi tickets $40. There are no
shdats n tlfhtis IN MS Lottery.
u nniler myscil In Offering TIM above
series o. lotteries 10 The public, To receive
libeisl patronage, and particularly invite Tho
Mtrhlioh oi every person 10 these schemes,
and they will perceive from The VERY hrss
glance that they nrc much the most brilliant
ever go MP In Virginia and when fbey rs-
collect the at jrtt OF thoIr l.ut8.t Hfs IN per-
suhded there ARE none, bat vii ltpd help
ing hfnd tbs Is not nj they should Look nj,
theft Is u chance Of getting mn independent
lorl1ne FOR the small tribe Of SO, Where IS
the p"rton who will not embrace This G0idtn
OpportuniiDp
Among lbe above, will be found the scheme
81 The Jrlioison Lottery This Lottery was
granted bY the Legislature ol Virginia, Tor y
pnrpusr well known 10 Us all. II Is expected
~ ! sincerely hope, those tickets will not
fcmain on hand but will be Immediately
bought up, hya liberal public, who wish to
snow their gratitude Ia u departed rnhipt,
who devoted bis whole life 10 the benefit oI
his country, and tho public generally.
IL Ordrr from any part OF The L. States
by mail, (post paiJ) enclosing tho cnsh IT
prize tickets viii be thankfully received mud
promptly attended 10 Ne IL en- pr haAl nppli.
oniion. BE snre pau d,reci yoel orders IN
NOBfn's othrr, where III. capital af. III
ways Tor snle- ABRAN Il. NORTH.
dom.Sred, LgHehbms.
4
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DlED-at his residence, IN IN, - MY:
on "Wednesday last, AT an nd, antrd -
and after IA severe illness, Col. ED HUND
TATE, patriot soldier of The Revolution.
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o. fhe 'ast papereautonsf' trrl
val Of Bolivar m he Republic t tolom-
bia. We hope that peace aud tranquIli,
will follow.
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UDlnlIhIJ0,

Lottery ana LTcAang, oDics No. ia, Market.
street, baltimore.
Where both the Rrehl and magnificent Capi.
tai PrtZes uf
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Ench,
We're sold inih,' late GRIND State Lotteries Ia
5haFss, ali 10 DISTANT ADVEN1Jl RS.
IL whore hYir tie Gfea Capitals pf fIlIRIR
THOUSAND DOLLARS and IENAfoU>
SAND DOLfAK5, drawn h TIE Inst Qfand
State Lottery, we're olsa sgt'{--nnf Whfrs
mo { eapitat prizes hare botn Odtaiuta Than al
aay oiier QQcs IN .9n.ytrn
ORDl RS from any part Of the L States.
either b. mail, (posl pnia) of,prlysie eoi yey,
ance, enclosing the Cnsb OF Prize Tickets in
any OF the Lotteries, vii meet the ssms
prompt aud pnncinaI attention ~ il on peE-
sona application.
.4ddress 10
j l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Bali. Sept. ls26. tcitioN.7 !.
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il COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.

CO COHEN'S " Gazette 8. Lottery Re
giSter." viii BE- published lmmediaiely after
the drawing, aud will contaio the Official
List ri The Prizes--it will be forn arde d
gratis to all who purchase their tickets at
.COHEN'S OFFICE, and who signify
their wish "a receive II.
Norfolk, Oct. IS, ift2lstN23
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1901 prizes amounting 10 sos 900
IL Iht whois othe Prizes pnyobhin Cash,
lad The MOMENT THEY AXE DRAWN.
tickets gao Quarters 81 so
halves 8 Eighths Lao
30 be had in the greatest variety OF numbers
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Worth american Reuiep.
MT 90 tori October 1896, just received
~ S and ready for delivery at The New Rool
ocs 80 "DNAm " NoRT ii.
OK
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HIGHEST pRzE--lo. oo0 DoL1s.

1906 PRIZES. $4,000
.NOT ONE BLANK TO "A PRIZE.
u All Prizes payable in CASH which can
be had as usual AT COHENS OFFICES, the
MOMENT THY ARR DRAWN.
Present price # Tickets.
Whole tickets 81 90 Quarters 81 90
Halves 2 90 Elghihs 80
TO be had in the greatest variety Of Numbers
(Odd aud E.Ynnlai
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FOR RENT

TnlIAT desirable temily residence occn
- pied the present year by Samuel Ian
caster. Possession may be had immediately
For further information, apply 10 Alr. s
Lancaster or MIR. Jno Poe.
Oct. 80. tdso5
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the counties Of Mnnoogalia, Harrisnn.
Randolph and Preston. thu fourth. oni
of parts of Harrison. Lewis, Wond aud
TYLER the nm, oul If parts of Harrison,
Manongalia. Tyler and Ohin aud tine
sirih, ont on parts OF iimris0n, Randolph,
Lewis, Nicholas aud kanawna.- j.
quite esident, & on survey of the map that
new ca,nty ought Ia be- formed In that
section of the State. The people are put
10 serious Inconvenience IN going to Their
respective eourt-hau.es from thr extreme
bofdefs nj the county, some Of which are
sixty aud seventy miles in exient-au in
convenience of which they have a right Ia
complaio. aud which oaght t. BIZ redress
ed. But, they are rendering the thing RI
dieulous, aud destroying all chance OF sue
cess, by the nunber and variety OF their
schemes.
But the most singular PETITION we hosr
ever heard of IL lha. winch pra,s that thu
Legislature will permit the irrrholders Of
oae county TO elect their delegates from
another. The man who started The project,
deserves premium for his ingenuity, and
as we know of none { more splnr, thu
seat IN the Legislature. we nominate
him as candl late for that Office as soun
AS his petition shall be gfanied Th. fol
lowing is the Ootlee the petition:
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THERE will be petition presented
10 the mkt Legislature OF Virginia, Pr,
ing thm they inaY pass "A law nuthorlsi Z
thr frcehodrri OF Harrison, To elect w.
discreet aid proper persons out Of lhe
county of Tyler, 10 represent them IN thu
Legislature, as the voters Of Harrison ask
the liberty TO vote iol The peisdu IN whom
the power IS vested OF th If county
Sent. IS, 1926.
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OOEtIh M0S

LOTTERY 81 EXCHANGE OFFICES,
o. Uhere more Capitat Prizes hare
been obtained than al any other Offices in
.9mericH
ORDERS from any part ofthe United
States, either by mail (post paid or private
conveyance enclosing the Cash or Prize
Tickets in any Of the Lotteries, will meet
the same prompt and punetual attention
as il on personal application.
address, to
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LOTTERIEsg.
Dismal !s7oanlp Lotterg,

din glass.
10 be drawn Ia Richmond, all IN one day
10 w Lottery, ~ continuation aud psrni.
talon--5 ballots 10 be drawn.
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ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM.
Grand Stat LOttefg VI Tirginia.

SECO%D Glass.
The holder OF two iickets or shares must
get One Prize aud may draw 1hree The
whole To be drawn IN oHE DAY, and will inkc
place
On the CAST % sSovemher.
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Odd aud Even System---Class 8.
.HoSt Splendid Scheme IN tie r. States.

CUHfN'S OFFICE, bAlfaoiuf
p, SEPTEMBER, II 1870.
AZ Under authority oi the Geaeral Assem-
bly,, the following brilliant scheme "a pre-
scented TO the Public, IL be drawn 90 ths
ODD aud EVEN SYSIEM. in consequence
OF its nndvnll'd popahtiy The Whole IN
ONE DAY nnd viii AXE pinrr Ia tht ritT
OF BALTIMORE under Tho snperniendenns
OF the Commissioners appointed BY the Co
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lhisis vefy brilliant Scheme. 1iokei
are INV ios,sz
u hheie. So 40 Quarters 81 25
Halves . 80
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