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or \ take this means Of in,
TO Rent,

TO Kent,
- That three story brick house at the
3 = south cas-, corner of Wolfe and P.t.streets,
F%p part Of which is finished in first rate style,
fFas-,- the remainder will he completed to suit the
taste Of any respectable tenant who may rent it, and
Tie terms made to suit the times. is located in
very respectable and healthy part Of the town, cont.
guou 10 excellent water, and has attached TO il spa.
ciors suitable for ofic. study likewise one
Of The most prrHtabls vegetable gardens in the Dis
tIlc, of the extent II has produced me annual.
" between two ard three hundred dollars. Persons
shng to rent the property will please 10 call and
ex,mnc it, anu mcntion the manner in which they
wish 10 have the uousc finished
ian 2S--2awAw JAS. CADEN.
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Is WAS highly pleased Win tae snip
WV Go ,ss boat, sails veil and possesses all
-. Qualities requisite fo' first rate ship. Inc
' 80 ard crew generally were in good health.
r. the annexed article from this morning
LII there is much truth mixed with satire.
:, country where honest industry and moce'
-. c,nacity, exercised IN any calling, are, Il
h. s,id. certsin Of The reward 81 decent In
Iaa,rd.n nee, i, is melanch holy To see such s'riv-
r. .esr ofices, which nerit has, for the most
r,r, little TO do either IL obtaining o. preser'-
no To oar Judgment, the humhlesi VOCATION
Tnonrsl. that will afford the means OF decent
.rbSis,sncs, is preferable 10 the most iucra'i'e
,Gee-iha, Shackles indie perdence, and that Ca
rr,,e nopular or personal Can give away.
From the Morning Herald
Or all the systems Of boring, that al WASH
atom between this and the 9Th OF Na'sh,
ms, be upon the most extensive scale one
..co,,, now before Us states, That committees
hay. aDprsred there, WOO represent ne JACK.
-, r,r,y in the chief ciriys, anu ar delegated
70 .x,r,ss the opinions Of their principals or
,ors,;tuer,s, in relation To the appointments
xbicb the new President is expected 10 make
Another letter writer says, "lhe post office
,,s b,pn filed with letters addressed 10 Gen.
I.rkso, and have heard il stated that he had,
% NAV have, a postage dill before he obtains
The nr;yileee which belongs TO the Office OF Pre-
,ident, which will % deduction IT ten per
cen, from his st years salary A bevy Of t.
Ji,ors waited on tn General yesterday"
From these ex,rac.s, IS well as from other
SOURCES, il would anpsaT hat there is now al
III, metropolis national assemblage Of politi-
eiar,. whr, L We NAV he permitted 10 perpe-
rae Dun upor bring, have convened 10 witt
mes, he n.agger alton Of the President elect.
We ars tod that our fraternity is repre-
serted by no, te,s than two dozen and half
Of volunteer delegates, and Deputies from Other
professions are doubtless equally numerous.
In This motley multitude, II is Pcfrctly easy
Tor the ina ginatiou Ia pi, ure 10 itself borcS oi
all kinds, VINO daily hrong the leVees Of Gene
raj Jackson. There will br the bore !oqpa.ious,
who oyeru helms with al inundarion u! CARA
hIE and the bore tae'tann, who sits mum Tor
hour and holds his Jaw; the bore congfdiuIaiory
10 dwell on he success OF The par;y--the bore
adaiafsry, to ,x,ul the deeds Of the H"ro--ana
The borr mOnitory, 10 give warning OF approach
Ing dhtuEies aud Dangers.
In worJ, i. is difficult, TO conceive Of great,
er apunyances, than the general must daily ex-
psrivnce, acru5tomsd as he has been Ia The
quiet Of he Hrrmilag at an advanced age,
lahouring urder dom, site eff1ic lion; with d
mird locking arx,uusy forward to the career
Q! his public dqli"s, notwithstanding his
popular tact and u,banity Of manners, he will
probably often excssim in The language Of The
besieged sa,arist:
"Shut, shut the door, good John, fatigued said;
Tie up the knocker-ssy Pm sick, Pm dead"
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COach-MaKing

Holm SUMMERS & ALEx'R =. AUSTIN. respect.
% fully inform the public that deg have entered in
Copartnershp and continue carrying on the
Co3ch and Harness Making Business,
at the old stand on St. Asaphstrce, between King
and Prince, and formerly occupied b, John summers;
where all orders will be met w,th prompt attention and
uxeruted Nth neatness and durability feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-25
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Trustees Sales.

Ef GEORGE WHITE.
Trustees Sales.
IN Monday next the Cd Of March. at 10 O'Clock A.
~ N. at the dwelling house of Jonathan May, on
Prince street. will commence the sale of all his stock of
Dry Goods, Ready-made Clothing, and
variouS other articles:
consisting in part Of Spanish and half Spanish segsrs
leaf and manufactured tobacco snuff and the articles
Of furniture used in q mandatory of segars, viz -
benches, 5soyes and pipes, &C. Also, cart, dr,y,
horses, mich cows. hefer, and plantation uteI.
sls in variety Sale to be continued from day to dsy
till Ill are disposed of.
And on Tuesday the Sd Of March, at 4 O'Clock, p.
NJ. will be sold the new substantial fire proof
s,sxs Dwelling house in which said May
8 q resides, fronting "a feet with buildings run.
Sses ming "a feet deep. The lot extends 20 feet
IN: more and turns westwardly presenting front
81 ~ feet on the alley west Of said Mays tobacco fac
tory;
Also, lot on Unon.s,reet, % feet front, no: far
distant from the dwelling house.
The sale is made under authority Of deed oftrust
from said May, duly executed for purposes therein
expressed Original deeds for lots will be shown, and
titles explained, II the SALE Terms CASH.
GEORGE JOHNSON, .sciinx Trustee.
feb % IA
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SUPREME COURT U.
PM, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2s,
his mu' TO adjournment, the Court me,
morning a, the Capitol.
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northumberland academy
THE REV THOMAS C. THORNTON,

THE REV THOMAS C.. THORNTON,
q o well known to the public rs abie and expert
- enced eacher, will continue to pI side this
Institution the ung year. lie will be again assist
ed by Mr. osLrm Il. DAVIS, young gentleman Of if.
reproachable character and who has already evinccd
satisac DRY evidsue. of high qualifications teach
err.
The Academy is situated two miles below Northum-
berlard Court-h house, in neghborhood proverbally
healthy. Colonel WILLIAM JET, the present stew
ard viii continue to mama the Boarding department.
In this Institution taught the Latin, Greek, and
Hebrew languages, and translation at the French Ian
guage-togtther wtpother prerequisites for collie
giate course
About one hundred and fifty volumes o! Books. of
History and Science. have been carefully selected as
the commencement OF Library.
Mathematical instruno mt, Globes and Maps, both
ancient and modern, also provided for the use of
the Students.
TERnS
For Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, AMI English Gram
mar, S20
These, with Geography & the use Of the Globes
and Mapping, -
In all other cases, (annua'|y,) 80
For Board, (annualy) exclusive Of bedding and
candies, %
~ The session will commence Tie first lay Of
February, and end about tie frs of december, with
ont any Summer ,acat,un Parents arl Guard ans
will rccnllcc, that ley nc dane Tor tie tuitiDn tees
AMI board Of their sons and warts fI"iI the tmt Of
entrance ill TIC end of the session, be paid quar-
ierly III advance.
P,esde,tcf tie BOGrd Of Trustees
December l. 1928.
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AUCTIONS.

BY WIN. D. MUTT.
IN Friday merit 9th inst at II o'clock will he .oH
~ at the auction store, corner of Prince ana Union
streets,
boxes Bakers chocolate
half do
bbls vinegar
l box Y. II. Tea
IS kegsvenetian. red and Spanish brown, ground
in oil. writing desk. kes gunpowder, old
rope, &c.
.also, q lot of furniture. Jo. belonging to de.
ceased person consisting of
Beds, tables, stands, desk, kitchen furniture, &C.
ladies gold watch, shot gun: and lot of Dutch
Books. feb IS
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Piano Fortes for Sale.
I HAVE two second hand London made PIANO
IL FORTES, which will sell at reduced price. -
One OF them appears 10 be in tolerabiy good order,
and may be put in repair at very trAng expense.
feb Is GEO. WHITE, .fuct.
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schr. Erie, Bar;ram. cleared at New-York for this
port 10th inst,
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, AUGUST 8.

BALTIMORE, AUGUST 8.
FLoun Two parcels of old Howard street Flour.
of 800 and the other of 500 barrels were taken
from stores this week at S. l24 per barrel, cash and
interest added. On Wednesday parcel of fresh
ground IioIardstreet, from old wheat, was sold at
Is cash, and yesterday another lot of the de-
scrpton at the same rate. lot of 100 barrels, made
of wheat, also sold at IS cash. and another
parcel at 37l Some of the holders name 375 as
the store price for -four, and not willing to
sell for less. The cash store price for fresh ground
Ilowardstreet, from old wheat, may be fairly quoted
a, S IS per bbl and for new wheat at Is S 371
The sales Of new have been chiefly in small parcels
for home consumption, and in these fractional
advance on the wholesale price is always obtained
The wagon price has ranged from IS Is, the latter
price having been paid III some cases for new wheat
Our reports rather too conflicting TO abso
lutte wagon rate, but we believe the medium price Uf
S 123 approaches very near to il:
The sales Of City Mills Flour which have come TO
our knowledge, shew small variation in price. Sales
of this description, of wheat, have been made at
IS on time with interest added and in some cases
credit without interest Sales Of fresh ground Flour,
from old wheat, have been made at - 81 cash. and
rs cash. and at this latter rate the money will com.
mand other parcels To-day lot of 100 barrels of
new wheat, ertra, sold at S. cash. In setting
down our quotations TO day for City Mills Flour,
take range OF 25 cents per barrel TO the vara
ton in prices arising from and old wheat and cash
and credit sales.
We advised of tie sale of lot of Susquehanna
|
GRAIN.-ln consequence Of continuation of damp
and rainy weather, which has prevented the farmers
from getting out their Wheat the supplies of the art.
Gle at market this week have been quite limited. In
the early part OF the week the sales made at the
rat which prevailed at the close of last week; but
within the last day or two the great falling off of the
cepts, accompanied by partial demand for Flour,
has caused small advance in price. To day good par
GELS of red readily command go cents per busheI and
common to fair parcels 80 to IS cents Of white wheat
We have heard ONO sales, but this description is
sidered worth, to day, 81, al 05 The crops Of Wheat
are acknowledged all hands to be very abundant in
quantity, and excellent in qualy and it will therefore
depend pretty much the supplies arriving at market
whether the present prices be maintained for any
length Of time not.
Sales of Corn have been made this week at 48, 49
and 50 cents The article is, however, in less demand
and the supplies more plentiful within the last two
days. Good parcels may be quoted to-day at 4s 40
Cents and extra parcels of white would probably com.
mand SO cents A sale Of this latter description was
made at SO cents On Thursday.
sale of prime Rye made this week at S. cents
the supplies at market are quite small.
sale Of parcel of old oats was made to-day at 323
cents new worth about cent less per bushcl.
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BALTIMORE Anpnsf S


CENTENARY CELEBRATloN.-The citizens Of
Baltimore assemble to-day in order to com.
memorate The COM pletion of a century since the
foundation of their city.
We understand that His Excellency DANIEL
MARTIN, Governor of Maryland, and suit will
attend the interesting ceremonies Of this cay in
MONUMENT SOU previous 10 joining
the procession TO the place of laying the corner
stone Of he Susquehannah Rail Road.
We understand that the Ofaiket or Masonic
Gauel used by .he ILLUS rRIOUS WASH
INGTON at the laying of the foundation stone
Of The Capital Of the United States; has been
brought up from the District Of Columbia,
and will be presented by the Knights TempIars,
TO The Grand Master of Maryland for the pur-
pose oflay,ng he fir, stone Of the Susquehan-
ma Rail Road, this day
The arsumen, of Mr.. fancy on behalf of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company,
in reply, was concluded yesterday lule after
twelve O'Clock Ccn. Jones then stated, that
some of he argum, ITS Of the Counsel Of The
Canal Company had been misunderstood, as
appeared cvdcn, from The reply; and that
some new points had been urged in The reply
which had not been stated in The opening he
therefore wished 10 have an opportunity OF
correcting the first by resiating their arguments,
and OF Answering tn new matter. The Chan
cellor said, that if any new points had been
urged in The reply of which no noice had been
given in opening the case, The Counsel for the
Defendants were entitled, of course, to answer
them. and the Plaintiffs Counsel might reply
AN explanation If aIgumen S already replied
10, he couI d not receive as a mater Of course,
but expressed his Willingness to acoede to any
arrangement, for further discussion Of the sub
iect, which the Counsel might agree on. At
ter a short consultation, il WAS then agreed
with The appreciation Of he Chancellor, that
the Counsel for the Canal Company might file
any written argumen, or notes and send copy
to the Counsel Of lhe Rail Road Company, on
or before Saturday the eighth Instaa'-which
the latter Counsel might reply TO by Friday the
IAN, on which day the argument is 10 be clos
ed, and the case submitted to the Chancellor
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SAVANNAH, Aug. !

Oar CITY has never been, we are happy to say,
observes The Republican, IN the enjoyment OF a
greater degree Of health than at this time, OF
which the mos, conclusive evidence is the fact,
,ha, not a single death has taken place since the
18th Of las, month. Physicians inform US 'Eai
fevers are almost unknown; nor Is there any
sickness excepting few slight colds. we are
told, also, rha, the mortality which arose from
the prevalence Of bower complaints ana the
measles among the negroes on the plantations
has ceased. ard the convalescence of The sick
become general.
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NEw-YoRK, August 6.

Bo1,Y.R.-Letters frcm Bogota state confidently that
povar has consented to be crowned, and that socia
tons are going with the french government Tor set
,i;nor tb. Succession on Bourbon Prince The Crown
IS to.ar il is said is now preparing in Europe, and
asthe recent visit of the Duke of Orleans and his son.
the Prnct de Charfres to England is said to have had
for It, object an introduction to Donna Maria de Gloria
is supposed the Prince will become the EmPero. Of
pr, !, will snt his views to have his Empire bounded
by the Brazils, and to the two Crowns settled on
bis succession.
H.yAsA.-The sioop Missouri. at this port. Is days
rom New iberia, reports, that when two days out she
spoke ship Bingham tor
o"vey trsops in the expedition from Havana against
Ms.eo ana it would seem from the circumstances Oh
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Cheap Cash Store

TIME subscriber having commenced the GROCERY
L BUSINESS, At the corner Of King and ST. Assph
Streets offers for sale at low prices, all articles in his
line, viz.
New Orleans, ST. Crox and refined sugars
Gunpowder Imperial and Young Hyson teas
Jamaica, St Domingo and white coffee
.. Starch, copperas alum, cloves, mace, csssis
Nutmcgs, soft sheIled almonds, pepper. fig blue
Sperm candles mould and dipt ,allow do
Winter sperm oil, brown soap, windsor do
Csvendish tobacco, small lump and twist do
Lorrillards best Maccoboy snuff in jars
Cigars Spanish, Aut's celebrated box backing
Lorrillard's cut tobacco for chewing and smoking
Shoes and hats. ALSO,
Teneriffe, Port and Malaga wines
Prime old whiskey, +. brandy pure, J. spirit
N. +. rum, do gin, years cider vinegar
And many other articles in the Grocery line
aug 4-2aw2w JOS. RADCLIFFE.
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her being on the way to New Orleans that the troops
had been landed and that there was no further need
of the services Of the transports.
BY the Dromo, arrived last evening, which left Ha-
vana on the 25th u we learn that another expedition,
consisting of "a, two frgates, several gun briggs,
and number OF transports, with 1000 troops, fit
ting out, to be joined by other vessels from trinidad,
and Porto Rico, to reinforce the expedition which sail
ed on the 9th for Mexico. rumor was received, that
the latter had effected landing and taken possession
OF the city of Vera Cruz. The rumor may prove not
unounded; but little reliance of course can be placed
upon il.
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tcoMMUNicATED.t

STATE OF THE WEArHEH. The Thermome-
ter, this day, stood al go If the atmosphere
of last month was healthy in great degree, thai
of this month, thus far, has been of an opposite
character 1t would be we'll that, at this par
tic ular time, our citizens would, generally, en-
deayor 10 lend their aid 10 The Police Officer in
correcting existing nuisances; FOR this peculiar
state of the atmosphere is not confined 10 our
own city, but is general
Museum, Saturday, Aug 8.
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to the yard, where her pursuers had found her
The witnesses all testified to her general cha
racter for honesty aud integrity. There did
not seem to be any probability of the pri-
soner's guilt, and the Jud ge charged the Jury
in her favor. After minutes absence the
Jury returned verdict of acqui,,aI.
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AUCTIONS.
Public sale.

Thompson Simpson, complanant,)
against In Chancry.
Edward Adams and othe RS, defts.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the County Court Of
Fairfax, pronounced, in the above case on the -
1929, shall offer for SALE to the highest bidder for
cash. before the front door of the Court house OF Fair
fax County, on the I'm day Of fugust, 1929. being the
first day OF August Court, all The right title, and inter-
est of said Edward Adams in and to the
Real and Personal Estate
Of Samuel Adams deceased; & together with all his
right title, and interest in and to the estate of Hugh
West, deceased; and his right title, and interest in
certain
Personal Property
deed of trust which property will be particularly
ed and described OH the day of sale.
THO. MOSS, Commissioner.
July 25-aug Sod
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PHILADELPHIA, AUG. Z.

PHILADELPHIA, AUG. 7.
Mn. M'LANE, our Minister to England, ar
rived in this City, las evcTing, and took lodg,
ings at the Mansion House, Mr. Head. )-He
Departs this morning for New York.
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A correspondent urges The use of the CHIC
RIDE OF LIME-and suggests TO the Board OF
Health and The Superintendent, of Police, tri-
al Of its excellent qualities.
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WILMINGTON, DEL August Z, 1929.

WILMlNVTON, DEL august Z, EoZ9'
We learn from the proceedings of the State
Convention held a, d yer, on Tuesday last,
tha, DAVID HAzz,RD, ESQ Of Sussex, has been
recommended, by an unanimous vote, to the
support Of the American Republicans Of This
STAG, as a candidate for me Office OF Cover
nor, a, the elt ction in October next.
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Genuine Medicine, SC.

of the latest Importation, in addition to his present
stock lie also has on hand stock Of his best
BITTERS,
so much praised for their good qualities They have
been sold and highly approved New Orleans Pensa-
cola; Tallahassee Key West, in South America, and in
several of the West India Islands. Those who wish
have Spanish labels In such AS this they
much wanted Wheresfogs and miasma are common,
those who use them seldom need medicine.
All of which he sells the lowest terms possible for
cash, and on short credit to punCtual customers
1r All WHO are in arrears requested tn make i'm
mediate payment aug ~
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900 Acres
Boots , shoes, &c.

IA Jus, received by the subsc rihers, an
VI additional supply of summer
BOOTS, BO0TEES e SHOES~
Sks comprising variety of qualities @D
and fashions:
Ladies' leather and morocco walking shoes Of various
prices
Do morocco and lasting slippers, heelsand springs,
LIST, I'd and Sd quality
Gentemen's and fine bootees, sewed, pegg'd
and nailed
DO coarse & fine shoes. straight e rights & let's
DO pumps, various qualities
Boys coarse and fine bootees and shoes, cheap
Misses and chdren's leather and morocco boots and
shoes Of various qualities and prices
ALSO,
Mems and boys low priced fur and wool hats
Do do palm-leaf do
Which offered wholesale retail, and purchasers
requested to call and examine for themselves.
July 29-eo3w TRUE & HARMON.
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APoTHEcAnY,s & DRUG SHOP

4 on King street, door above Aessrs
cHa Janney & Co.'s store, and opposite j. &
VszsNsfg A. Douglass. Stationers-where he hopes
w. his friends aud the public generally will
$3.50 call. and furnish themselves with such ar.
s-~14s%A tices as are in his line. He expects, in
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Personal Property
Public Sale

RY virtue Of deed of trust to me- bearing date the
- 18th April. 1897, and duly recorded in the office
of the County Court of Fairfax shall proc. ed SELL
at public SALE at Fairfax Court House, Tuesday, the
22d Of September merit between the hours of IL and I,
p. H. certain tract of Land, "lying and being in the
county aforesaid OH the waters of Itle-Rocky Cedar.
Rum and on both sides of the Fsuquier Alexandra
Turnpike Road. commonly called the Willow Spring.
the same being bounded by the lands of Henry " no.
Icy, the heirs OF Benj. Berkeley, Joshua Hutchinson
and Mary C. Henning, except about four acres, part
thereof, sold to Henry whaley in 1915 the residue
containing
go Acres
more or less. The terms VIII be made known at the
sale and such title be conveyed to the purchaser
vested by the deed OF trust.
july 22-cois L. McKENNA
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Nr. We0Aerburn,

HAVING been "retormed" out ofthe Office of Sur.
IL veyor of the Port Of Alexandria. ard compelled
to endeavor TO re-es,absh himself in his old business,
begs leave inform his fellowcitizens that he has
opepcu
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Excursion Of Measure.
CMHap Goods.

Chsap G0oNs.
gIyHE Subscribers attend making change in the
business in September, and, with view ofseidnr
off or reducing their stock of Goods, offer them, I'll
that period, very small advance upon the cost The
assortment is large, seasonabe, and general, and buy
ers, by wholesale or retail, will get them at reduce
prices. JAMES Wh' sCoi''
july S-dtf
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NoRFoLK. August 5.

While Conn is worth about so cents per
bushel, MEAL is selling at the rsry moderate price
Of One Dollar per bushel.!
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Connecticut State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Retreat for the Insane yin class
Will be drawn at Middietown. on Saturday, 9th Aug.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters l.
Connecticut Lottery,
Class No. II,
will be drawn at Hartford. on Monday, 10th August.
Highest Prize, $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves l; quarters So cts.
To be had of
=. C0RSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, alexandria.
Drawing of the Ncw-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No 9, for 1929:
50 2 90 ~ ~ SO
auglO
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u Sstip Hudson, Rio dc Iansiro. !
June 15th 1929. )