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r,r0rIEP UHITE SULPHUR SPRN9 %.
,IiE c,,. dis that nave visited these springs, ""u ~
general Satisfaction express a. nav s;1ce
the Company 10 h'aht ~
"I rnsrgng The accommodations very m"Gn ~
c,s Ibr tnrn,sr Bath House VIII W '"u,.
.ev improved. sud FURNISHED WIN IL, ia =
;',,J c,lJ Sui, bur and Free Stone " ''e ~,
~ ~, I,a,p, t,cp UPON The most approx q pro"
~ Le r,ady hy the 1T Of July, ana " f""', ,r
,,n.d 10 any Bathing Establishment III ou , Wan,
w,brui u,rlrpdrng I" vie win lis u"' a c,,,a;n
sry yslh The temperature Of hat c'i o'afu
sF'' ,;, sc m, visitors either in The centre P,uhs
80; hath or in The IA private r"nIS !" men so'' II.
,b Irle being -nc"sed within me oo'' ,arm;
,,ror whose uInae's and sfrrs indcat ~. The
nation of the company 10 phrase ttie a" nIea
r. extraordinary VIRTUES of the waters, pro''u ~ ~
',s ins,arces-ihe solubrity Of The country u'r"',
:: FIJI view of the mGuuains, supplying w. 80
,n.a;s vegetables and lruiis-ils Teaoy a.ee Clnm
n,,,J being within 50 milrs oil The Dis'f'ct " 49,
I and 10 nr fredericksburg frsah' 9nl' ',"''
L,u.s wish ne V magnificent channelf's anu ~
I'M, with the sraiEs If most c'heh''ui rI"u - ;
.;c-;hr extensive bul'dngs-ilr hoolr P""I 49, 49,.
God ,r,unGs and shady walks, reirrsheo WIN W J.
drau, present attractions 10 'he Pe"P'@
r sscrrc the brst vines liquors, attendants ana sci
,n,s cy~y attention has been paid ne t"n"s ha'.
hcru nproved A cnstly bridge over Tue happan"''o;a
wIihIn n few hundred ya1os VI 'ns Sp"5'
New and ergan, stages run daily between Washing.
on Cav and the Springs leaving each place cary !" 't
mnrrins and arriving n the Springs al c'nch a''o
n, Washington in for the Baltimore cars oil he sae
I,y THIS line continues Louisa Courthouse oa'y'
brInchius at Orange Courthouse aud running 'Eeare
IN charlottesville 1t leaves the Springs al , w 'nc
mornug and runs that evening TO Louisa eouf'house
and charlottesville. ,.,,
There will also be daily line from fredericksburg
IN The Springs and thence III weekly TO winchester
The S prings will be ready for the reception % com,
nanv on The 10Th Of June. On The 4th oil July, the ~
rI,,1,inn nf Independence will be read and :, The ear
mes, solicitation Of the Company Mr. Jno. 5 renoe."n'
the Distinguished delegate from R:rpaliannock has con
srn,ed TO deliver an Grafton Tie Music ana ie Dance
Gill add 10 The attractions al the occasion
ON The frs, Tuesday in September The hares caSe
Mace over the Victoria Course, within hall mile Oh ''e
Springs. roaL SIN .
nor month S5 for months SG5; for the season. enc
inc the Is, October $50 Servants and children uhoei
- wears Of nge, half price. Per day So Breakfast ara
Snnuer 50 cents EACH Dinner % cents; Lodging oo Gus
Horse, per day, C2 cents; per week 81; per mont"
SIS ,c,,d.n,
and trusts that he will be ab!e to give general
~. A.. o. r5-u1 DANIEL WARD
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EEOyfs Es0nH CT Prizes.

HHOYT'S MONEY ELECTIONS, upon the uni
versal suffrage principle, will be held every DAY
SUNDAYS excepled) for long time 10 come The polls
will be opened at his "lucsy c"rner from daylight 10
midnight so that ample opportunity will be afforded Yo
ers TO deposite their ballns. There can be mo mis-
lake about his candidates, they haze no opposition,
and will certainly "wak over the course; but II IS de.
srable that The peoples high opinion OF them should be
shown by full vote. Therefore, let every man. woman
and child walk up" walk up.
To be voted for this month MIR. $4,000 Of Alexandria
avery taented gentle man. and Mr. $50 293 OF the same
place. both very highly deserving Of notice MIR on
Of New Jersey This gentleman Games from The LAND Of
peaches and his s-precIes will doubtless be peculiarly
':swee, and juicy" Mr. $4,000 and Mr. Sl30oO, 10th
of Baltimore ':lhe City Of Monuments. If they be
elected it will be rnoney Tor Hoyts customers
MIR $1,000, lively little candidate from Richmond
We have profound respect for this gehteman, and he
is pdged TO make rich man of somebody who votes al
Hoyts Wings Loc1 F"cos md Conservatives nII be-
long 10 this party, and expected TO oe The mark
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The most prudent and adrisuLlc course
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
May &, 1899 g
,--w4 "

NNASNUCH 10 there many very Indifferent Paeo Portcs
and sod by Individuals Tor The want of
matters land that information absolutely
the slightest doubt there being
manufacture Of Piano Foies vel known sensible aud
candid would not be the mos prudent
course persons Of such articles send orders
seller keeps such Pianos have horse The test upwards
one hundred twenty where they have bought
and tried By Individuals well known for ih cdnior parcu
ay large number of whom have volunteered their favorable
whcIe the Pianos sold The
duu, that il they what they be- they
taken back exchanged Tho purchaser heTs has
and nothing oss When
Pianos selection le nyse invariably as
euce before decide which insu
will send $780, $3.50 and will purchase supnb
IT, 7. NASH, Fao1Jurg.
Nav 81 j. 9TH
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YHVllE subscriber having obtained Letters faent lot
Il his newly invented Machine for thrushng ard
cleaning wheat rye OATS and all other kinds of small
grain, is prepared 10 furnish them TO all who may
wish purchase. He recommend them to The public
ssessing many decided advantages over all other ma
chimes now in use. He has several in successful
operation and all who have had them in usa or have
seen them, without hesitation give them decided pre-.
ference to all other machines with which they are &C.
quained This machine may be worked with a or
horses and when properly attended will thrash and clean,
ready for market from to 400 bushels of wheat per day.
and of The many advantages IT possesses over oil
Thrashing Machines in use, Isl the vast saving OF
labor and tmefor it only requires the same force 10
thrash clean aud measure up the grain TO- market that
other machines require to perform the single operation Of
thrashng Four five horses and ten hands will thrash,
clean and up from TO 400 bushels OF wheat per
day and rick the straw. The public respectfully in
yi,ed examine the machine II may be seen at his shop
in Slaunion where he is prepared 10 furnish them ready
made Of the best materials and he most approved work
manship-And he intends TO have machine in opera
,ion in the vicinity OF Richmond some time in the month
Of July-he time and place oil operation VIII be made
known hereafter.
The subscriber will sell State County single rights,
the most accommodating terms All orders will be
thankfully received and promptly attended TO- post paid.
The subscriber hereby fnrevans all persons from ma.
king using his Machine, using any part OF II 10 any
other machine, without his appreciation
MATTHEW mKEEYER, Patentee.
Certificates.
We The undersigned, certify that we have had Mr.. Mat
thew NJ Kervers newly invented pa,en, Tlrashing and
Cleaning Machine in our farms, and we thrashed
and cleaned from two hundred and fifty 10 three bundled
bushels of Whea, per day, with the same number of
lands and horses that have 10 work the common
thrashing machine heretoiore-and consider this
chine one Of The greatest time saving and labor saving
machines we have ever had in use. We consider j,
valuable Improvement, and recommend il 10 the public
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD,
SILAs H. Smith,
w. J. ID. BELL,
JAMES BELL,
ID. w. P4TTEsoS.
STAusToS, Jan. IL, 1899
We the undersigned have examined Mr. NJ NJ Kee.
ver's newly invented patent Thrashing and Cleaning
Machine, and consider it valuable Improvement The
labor saved BY it in cleaning the grain as IL is thfashed,
without any additional force is advantage well worth
the consideration Of farmers We fully concur i'll the
quantity thrashed with the above gentlemen, and We
have no doubt more could have been lhrashed under
more favorable circumstances.
Tuos J. MicmIE,
BESJAMIa CRAWFORD,
Mems T.. KIsSEY.
S. NJ WOODWARD,
WM II. ALLEN,
JONI e. SowER.
May Il 3-wtf
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May 81

EDROpOSALS for carrying the mails of The U. 5.
u from the Isl Of July, 1899, to the Both OF June,
oi3 on The following route, will be received n The De.
pamenl until The l4lh day of June next, al o'clock,
p. IN /, 10 be decided The next day
No 1891 From Richmond, by O'Brans, Chlchaho-
miny, Goodalls Montpelier, Negrofoo New Atnster.
dam Hendrrson's Cross Roads, Locust Creek, Jackson
aud Long Creek, 10 Fredericksha, and back twice
week.
Leave Richmond every Tuesday and Friday at
m, arrive at Frrdercksha mex, day by IL m.
Leave Frrderickshail every Wednesday and Saturday
at m, arrive a, Richmnnd next day BY pm
l. The route, the sum, and The residence OF The bidder,
should be distinctly stated in the bid; The sum should be
stated by The year.
9. No proposal will be considered unless it be accom-
panied by guarantee, signed by :esponsi'
BILE persons in The following form, viz:
"The undersigned guaranty that II his
bid for carrying the mail from to be
accented BY the Postmaster General shall enter into
obligation prior to the lst day Of September mkt, with
good and sufficient surees, 10 perform the service pro.
posed.
"Da,ed 1880"
This should be accompanied by The certificate of
postmaster or other equivalent testimony, TINT The guar
nnors are men Of property and able 10 make good their
guarantee.
3. The Postmaster Generals prohibited, by law, from
making contracts for the transportation OF The mail with
any person who shall have entered into any combination
or proposed 10 into any combination, prevent
the making OF any bid for mail contract by any other
person or persons who shall have made any agree
ment or shall have given or performed, or promised to
give or perform any consideration 10 do, do
any thing whatever 10 induce any othef mol to bid for
mail contract
The proposals should be sent 10 The DEPARTMENT
sealed endorsed Proposals for route No s2i /" and
addressed 10 the First Assistant Postmaster General.
AMOS KENDALL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
M,vS
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-POE'Ik 4
IInNIl;IIr MUSIC.
an,.cn Yrr REMAINS Us-rsc.'


mr. MR.. L n sioouRSHr. 70 Sails
-. =. a, CrorcH uIpBERr, one oi ms o,s nnorer
bury TO join musical society," saw os of cansniea
@ +. helped him to uulodj, and uttcf"I sa ths moor
The Door man blessed him fo IT, anu ~ Ia, he gave
And so IKE was ne 70 ~ III. horse tho same uno
in, him that loved him " ~ nno lis musical friends
$50 leaving inc poo 70 sond-r Mr. HrHBEKT, VINO uca
t :" no 40 rim ecan should cohh INV snd ons Of
soiled and dscomposed but ne a hr by SO mean an
.n im, Ills answer that the thought o. h on
done would WASH, 70 am az ~cn ver should
n, that place. tFor it, said he, am oouu ~
Who are in surely hound Us a as so, "h fo The ae
10 dav vet let tell you, would not w'!"s9 pms
ao Sas Of NV life comforting sad SOUL OF @ @ 2
and bless God for this opportunity - ""
ptruments." ,,L IL,
Doth hush lis merry lay,
nh the rect spirit ofthe nowere
Hath ssh'd itself away!
What ma keith music, when the irost
Doih chain the murmufinS nv,
And oyery song that Summer woSo
In Winters trance Is sii'E
What maketh music, when the WINDS
roh ,arse encounter rise,
when Ocean strikes his thunder.sonS,
And the cloud replies!
When no adventurous pisnet uaies
THE midnight uch 10 deck,
Aud in its startling dream the baec
Doth clasp its mothers aecE
And when the ierccr storms OF lite
Do DER the pilgrim sweep, ,
,rboua Ike voices claim the hopes
He treasured long and deep;
when loud the threanins passions roar
Like lions 10 their den, -,
And vengeful tempesls iash ,he sho''
What maketh music then!
1,hs deed 10 humble Virtue born,
Which nursing memory taught
To shun the boastful world's appIause'
And love lowly thought
This hui O cell within the hert,
Amid the weeds OF care, - 49,.
And tuning high its hcaren-struas ha'P'
Doth nuke sweet music theIe.
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ES0,ss:s gSstl,k Of Prizes.

A MOTHER Gentleman from the country has ofen
"a handsomely rewarded for sending 70 nol T., 'oi .
-, and he will perceiye he has ticket in his pos
session corresponding with drawn Nos 80 50, prize
of $2GOO
Virginia Norfolk Lottery, No s
NJ No one should let the Is 900 and other prizes Tor
this month escape untouched. Direct your orders 10
~ ~ S-tf
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SLannondate Springs, in JBerson county, la, mues
from CharisStOlrH

ShaHRURdIte Springs, IN oDcTSOh county, '"'' "e''
from ChdrisstOnH
yHyIllS agreeable and beautiful Watering Place is now
PREPARED to receive Yisilers, Tie Company have
recently made various improvements suggested ny me
y prrpnce of their first The accommodations
of the Las. year being found insufficient for The number
If yisilers extensive additions have been made to The
buildings aud the whole establishment otherwise I'M
prnyed and embeshed. Besides the Warm Baths,
which will be much improved, large Floating Baths are
being constructed calculated 10 furnish The most de-
linhful river bathing both for ladies and gentlemen
The surprising beauty of these Springs, situated on
great brnd of the ma esc Shenandoah River, at Tie
foo. of he Blue Ridge Mountain, as well as the long
established superiority Of the waters, need not again be
more than diverted TO These together with lis great
facility Of access from Baltimore, Philadelphia, the DIS
,rct &c BIZ Railroad and Canal render II one OF ll'e
most agreeable heah!ul and convenient resorts during
The heats of Summer.
Competent Managers, Servants, .hHsic Pleasure ana
Fishing Bpa.s &c provided, and the Company as
sure The public that effort expense will be spared
to render their Establishment equal TO any other, either
for renteel accommodation, rational amusement, or
hcnlthIu enjoyment.
These Springs are reached in days ride from Baili-
more or Washington by the Railroad TO Char'estown,
from WHICH place comfortable Coaches with safe drivers
and horses belonging the Company Will convey travel
lers 10 the Springs distance Of miles over on easy
road and through beautiful aud fertile country,
"'''''"s "''e THE pROpRlETORS.
n % eff
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SfrGft0u'S OFFICE.

Drawn Nos in New Jersey Lottery, No. Is, drawn
way ~ So: 10 ., G5 81 a5 80 % AZ SO
Half ,ickct, Nos 5 80 Co. prize OF S2tn sold snd
cashed by $3.50 o,,a,r
Drawn Nos in Virginia Richmond Academy LOTTERY
5, Extra, drawn May 2ls': - - 40
~ II GIG 81 " 81 80 80 2G 81 l6 AZ
VI.i NJ, ~ f3O) Both sold and cashed 10y
do51Gl{ STRATTON,
The all Prize Seller.
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Egg.yy's sstyi,.. Of Prizes.

HEOYT"S schemes for this month are particularly
HE interesting The attention o every one IS called
10 thetn-,o be fund in another part Of this paper
Hovt as usual almost daily sends big prizes 10 country
oatTons-but few days since he paid 10 gentleman
from the Country prize Of 229i and since that one
of $3.50.
NJ Let your orders be forthwith sent in; and please
be particular, tha, they are directed to
imnsa 1S-rj D. NJ. nOYT.
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GALVESTON CRY.

GALVESTON Cry.
To HIS E1eetnsyMe Admiral b"s"a, co"mana'In
fL;rf Of his wy.t thyisti@a !h"JeNys btOehHd"s
Sg.6d,ca If ne Coas; Gf " ztn:
We the Mn,o aud h'"ernt q o' ne 'hy - "a"'!
,on in council assrr:brd in consideration - yhr -
l,n d.,ur,. nj al rhp srge aud carrte 81 san JUN
de Ullna aud y"ur suhstqueii h"i;ahe " nsnt "
vour prisoners nrr induced "t t'r YOU ne 'i,'u'i "
80 90, md with i, the cnnd f.. l:ngs Il nuf 'rii"w Gill
zrns. and WISHES for your future prosperity end harp
,,r :, ,,,rS .,
(Signsd) JOHN " AtLEH' 'h"yo'
Gail Brdru IT,, &. u. VanwI"kle,
Inscoh Ia y"r F lS-aumlein, 3LJc,,n,p
john D+,I4, d c,ssy, ''"'' "''''
VIM b. Nichols, N b Yard.
J y Mcknight Recorder.
7. J. M-na.J, 1ftdsnrer
John n. Reed, Secretary
May IA, 1859
To Tie HonUraGc tic Nnynr md .qdermsn # Ae Cay
Gnirehn:
Gen,lrmru With The d.rprst sense {" g'a'l'udr, 90
accent the honor YOU have been p"as 10 c"nrr upon
&c - n,oserIing me The frerd,m Of The City OF Galvcs
Inn | am ulad that what have cune IN Mexico las
nroved beneficial Just and SO sacred cause as the
Independence of the Texan nation hope u VII p"Vr,
too benz fetal 10 The several na.'"ns VINO
=, nc foes lav We 10 deal with Mexico Nothing cond Ce
maze gratifying 10 my feelings than To he considered 10
one Of YOU gentlemen, whose industry aud energy
do admire SD much BE assurd that would vastly
prefer being the humblest menb'f OF wen 'rgua'tu
The sphere Of wealth aud power III corrupt ad c'eay
ing society.
With the highest regard and respect
have the honor 10 be, Gentlemen,
Yuur a If c,,onate and drvotrd strvanf,
CHARLES BAUDlS
Galveston, May -, 1889. .,
From TExas-By the steam packet New t"fk ."
hours from Galveston We have received The iionsuh
Telegraph of the 18Th inst being week later Than pre-.
yous dates None oihe Galveston papers came TO hand
The TELEGRAPH states that gentleman who arrived on
Monday last from Bexar has informed US, that lhe PR
soners Of Curdovas party, who were recently capufeo
nea, tina, city, were tried the District Court, before
Judge Robinson and released. They were not captured
by Col Karnes md Capt Manshaca, as was rcpofieo,
but by few surveyors few citizens OF Bexar mot
with small party of COMMANDERS n week or t"o
since on the head Of The San Leon and' nief
slight skrmish in which Commanche was XIII.
ed captured all their horses and drove The Indians mo
the adjoining woods. Mexican was taken prisoner
near Bexar by some surveyors, few days ago. WIN
that he belonged of the settlements ON Tue
Rio Grande and had recently fed from Inc Coih'"aI
ches who had captured him several months since. iie
saws the COMMANDERS concentrating Their FORCES ."
the Pierdenales, and preparing an expedition eiel
AGAINST the Me yican settlements on The ho Grahoe, OF
against Berar, and intend commencing The expedilon
the "nexl NOON" The Mexican citizens OF BeXar be.
eye this statement but many OF The Americans believe
he is one of Codova's party who has fabricated 'h's
story 10 screen him from punishment.
IN o. Bulletin, May 20.
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Mr.. 10000 Dollars.
100 Prizes Of 900 Doilars'
VirDrpaj., Sfafp H,0ffpry,

For the benefit Of The Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association Class No. 4, for 1893
To be drawn al Alexandra, Virginia. Saturday, 2Nh
June, 1889
GRAND SCHEME:
Highest prize $50 600 5000 81 600, 50 Goo. 81 1N,
ST. or 100 prizes Of S. GOO, 10 Of $780, ~ Of $'0O q
Of S2U0, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves s. quarters 90
Certificates OF Packages OF % Whole Tickets Si3o
DO do % Half do 10
Do do % Quarter do - ~
u Please address,
ID. NJ. HOYT, Richmond ia
Orders for Tickets from any part of the U by man
or otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets llla"KuE
received and executed by return mail, with the same
prompt alenlion.as personal application and the Tsu
sen, when requesed Immediately after the drawing"
addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT
June CID
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Besides prizes of SlSO-l6l-l5o-la,- i"-'@'-i00
-G0-J0-4O and ~
II Dra,rn Numbers out RI 13.
Tickets only S20-tluves l0.QnarleIs 5-E'gh'hs
S2 so For sale al STRATToS's Lucky Office.
N b. Orders promptly and conitienliail ,l a,,eh"e'
:, r. oJd-esscd tn H. STRATTON,
Ma "a r5-tr1 Richmond, ia.
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EBLo0D HORSES -WNJs Syld at Public Sale, on

EBLOOD HORSES -WWLe SOid at Public Sale. on
I'D FRIDAY, the 18th day of June next, at the farm
hrlunging The estate OF Robert b. Stark dec d. called
'.lawsons about miles from Norfolk that well known
aud successful Race Horse Stock ton, years old
Stockton is of Iris, by American Eclipse 1's0,
very handsome Bay Colt (untred.l years old, out
Of Li!lleonla by Chateau Margaux 4iso handsome
un,ried Bay FIlIy years old, out Of Iris, by Chanl-
cetr. For Pedigree of Iris and Littetonia, see Am.
Turf Register Terms Of sale liberal, and will be made
known on the day.
Tic Executor Of Robert d. Stark, decd
Nav 81 T-l26j
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SAVANNAH, May "a
SIX Cccoous We have on table pretty speci'
men of cuconDs from n fair donor residing IN flynn
county They are is sad W crop whites raised rom
the eggs in twenty days IL The drought nas NOT
whered the hopes OF many herenoou's inns raising VI
silk will, we suspect be lucrative business NOW, on
The principle that he ia public benefaclof VINO 'haAes
Two blades of grass grow where only one grew before
we have desire embark small scale IN inns ou'
sness for love to share The lot ot our rli"wczens,
whether for veal or for wo. We have four snow white
cocoons commence with. Ii every one Of our sup
scrhers engaged the business wall send US four eac
we will have stock 10 operations, and VIII
turn portion of office, now numbered win useless
newspapers, into cocoonery, and make SIX wie Inc
shines.
We offer TOO, as premium the Daily Georgian for
one year. subscription price ten dollars, or the weeky
for two years or The weekly piper for three years, for
the hest pound Of rceed silk manufactured IN Georgia
the present season. be examined and adjudged by The
Chatham Silk Company the Georgia Silk Company.
Who'll enter for This prize Nous uerrons
Hoo the Mulberry gro,Os in Georgia-The Florence
(Geo) Mirror of the 18th, says:
A leaf Of The Morus Multicaus measuring 10 inches
in length and - inches in breadth, was exhibited 10 US
few days ago by James B. Brown, Esq which was
produced from cutting six inches long, planted ms
season.
The Board Of Engineers and Naval Constructors,
men toned in last, met in this city on WEDNESDAY,
the 22d inst and adjourned on Tuesday evening stne
die having completed the business laid before Them
The Board was composed Of Captain NJ. c. Perry, OF
The Navy President; Messrs W. Kemble, one OF The
proprielors Of The West Point Foundry; s. Humphreys
Chief Naval Constructor; Hart and J. Lenihal Ma
val CONSTRUCTORS and c. Il. Haswel, Engineer OF The
u. s. steamship Fulton.
It's intended to build two steam vessels of war,
and the attention Of the Board chiefly directed, we
believe to the model Of the vessel the size, form, and
lnca,on Of The engines and machinery II we can OBJ.
tain he particulars of the DIMENSIONS will publish
them hereafter -.3rmy and Nary Chronicle.
The amount Of tolls collected on the Ohio and hllami
Canals during the month of April is S45O W. being
an excess Of Sl4,92 az during corresponding period
last year. The principal increase has been on The ONO
| Canal
A Loas TO OHIo-The last Ohio Statesman says
ave learn that The Canal Fund Commissioners have
secured a loan of million of dollars in New York, 10
aid in carrying our public improvements during the
! Summer"
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EsEsse.HIls'S
EtChHNgc 81 POTTERY Of3Icf,

INICUWUNU, w.
% Another ef 81 OCO (,ehoteJ senttoa Correspo"dt,'
Drawn Numbers Of The Alexandra Lottery, Class 40.
3. drawn 18th May, 1889: :,
Is as 65 as 81 81 SIS 70 &c IA 81 J:
Whole Ticket, Nos u &c. Capital Przs Of ON o.,
thousand Dollars sold, and will be paid usual ais'
by Bigger.
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VIZ. 10000 Dollars.

Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. a,
With capital Of S75 o0O-AIso, 5000, Sl5 GOO,
10000 Sc 000 So coo. &c, &c in all, amounting to
moro thnn ONE MILLION al DOLLARS
Tickets 800 halves 10. quarters 8. e'ghlhs 30
A Certificate Of Package ol 70 Whole Tickets S?'o
Do do 90 Half do 10
DO do 2G Quarter do Go
Do do 20 Eighth do 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07
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The Clerks Office of the County Court OF Madison I,
The 9Th day of May 1889:
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-07
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