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NEr. 10000 Dollars.
100 Prizes Of 900 Dollars!
VIRGINIA state LOTTERY,


virginia state Lottery,
For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association No. H. for 1889.
To be drawn Alexandra, Virginia. on Saturday. 2Nh
June, 1889.
GRAND SCHEME:
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81 OI7 100 prizes of 81 600, 10 Of $780, ~ OF S3VV c,
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Tickets only $40, halves 5, quarters 2 so.
Certificates OF Packages Of p Whole Tickets SiS0
Do do IS Quarter do ~ so
QP Please address,
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received, and executed by return mall with The same
prompt attention personal application and the 'esu!
sent (wh.n rcquesed Immediately after the dra~lng-n
addressed 10 d. NJ. HOYT.
June Gu
I'm CHARACTERIZATION Amelia Circuit SUI
1899
Samuel Jones and Ann B. his wife, CompaInan's'
against
William T. Egeles,on administrator OF Joseph Cooke
and surviving husband Of his late we hIta '0i
and Richard Archer James Hobson and Jane ms WIFE,
formerly Jane S. Cooke, Deienoah's.
This cause this day on to be heard upon Inc pa
pers formerly read, and argued by con-
sderaton Whereof the Court doth order that defendant
Richard Archer, render before Commissioner RADIUS
lawson an account Of the hires and profits Of all The
slaves his possession lately held b. Jane Segar CocSe
deceased, as her distrbutable share in and oil inc
slaves belonging 10 The estate of her late husband s
phen Cooke; said account commencing from the time "
The death of the said Jane S. and continuing until We
time that il may be rendered; and said commissioner
said Archer fail 10 appear before him, shall proceed 70
take said from the best evidence that can be o.
tanned bot before be shall proceed to take said account
two months notice at least shall be given 10 said Ken
ard Archer, (he being absent deiendan by Pn6lca
ton in the Richmond Enquirer And said COMMISSIONS
shall such matter may be by him deemed peru,
nent or which may be required by the pares to be 50
stated, and shall make report in order to final decree
Copy-Teste,
The parties interested in the statement Of the accoun!
by the foregoing decree, hereby notified, that have
appointed Tuesday, the ODD day of July next, for rs
commencement, on which day they requested 10 al
tend at my office at Dennsville, in the county OF Anne
liza Virginia, with such accounts evidence as 'ney
may intend to file in the case.
FABIUS LAWSON, Cemmr
Dennisvil.e, Amelia CO., Va, May 18th, 1889.
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Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters 5, eigh,hs 50.
A Certificate OF q Package of % Whole Tickets $40
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IA Dralcn Numbers out Of -.
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Spl,ndia Schrmc Jvs Tie l5'h June, 1899.
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And II drawn Nos
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June, 1899
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Nr. 25, eco Dollars.
state Of New Jersey Lottery,

Mar. $4,000.
And 10 Drawn Numbers out of IS.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery,
Class No 4, for 1880.
To be drawn al Alexandria Virginia, Saturday, I'D
June, 1889.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
CsplrAL:-S35,29 5 Sl0,5l5, $4,000, 81 GOO, $4,000,
81 500, 81 $50 50 COO 81 $50, 81 600, 81 500, 81 400
81 300, $50, 81 200, so prizes Of $1,000 80 Of $780,
so of $780, so of $780, GO of $lGO, 60 of $3.50, 60 OF
$3.50, &c, &c.
Tickets only SlO halves 5. quarters2 80
Certificates of Packages Of q Whole Tickets Si5o
Do do % Half do 10
Do do 20 Quarter do 81 %
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related altogether to the situations in the household ec
by ladies' In reference 10 this point, think il much
better mature consideration that should in the first
instance enter into no statements TO impressions OIL
what passed, but that should con6ne myself excu.
sivey to what actually did pass Because il here
10 state Impressions should be stating only those which
were my own, and arising from concentrations that
passed where two parties only present. and must
bear in mind that alone am here TO Tell them. Hear
hear.
On the Wednesday evening" then, had an opportu
nifty of consulting at my house with those friends
whose names TO present to her Majesty 8 approval
on the next day. stated TO them-and there are nov
four Of them present. who heard what passedthey
my noble friend The member for North Lancashire, Lord
Stauey) my right hon. friend the member for the Cam.
bridge University, (Mr Goulburn) and my right hon
friend the member of Pembroke, (Sir Giaham,) and
my RICH, hon. and gallant friend the member for Laun
ceslon (Sr H. Hardinge)l stated TO them, and the
to take with respec, The household. In fact, before
this had very little considered the household and had
very little information respecting il. speak oil
that portion of It's Offices which were held by ladies'
took the Red Book, and there The several depart
ments of the household.
said to those who were intended TO be my future col
leagues that with respect all those ladies Of The house
hold who below the rank of lady of The bedcham-
ber should suRges, no change to her Muesy, cheers
from the Opposition benches but with respect TO the su
peror class of ladies holding Office expressed hope
that those OF them who were in immediate come xon
with my political opponents would Immediately relieve
the new government from any farther trouble on the
question BY voluntarily resgning loud cheering on
the Opposition side Of the House AT the same time
stated that did think il Of much importance,
veyng in,ima,ion of her Majestys entire confidence
and support tina, change should be made with re.
spec.. some Of the higher Offices of the household
hled by ladies', and did express the Of the la
dies oil the oedchamber said that even in come in.
stances Of these where there was noi any strong po
cal connection, did not think any change would be ne
cessary. This passed the wed ne sdsy evening: and
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IN SENATE.
FRIpAY, March l, 1889.

FRIDaY, March l. 1889.
The communication of the Postmaster General
was disposed Of as heretofore stated
THE MAINE CONTROVERSY
The Senate took up the resolutions from the Com
mtee on Foreign Relations on this subject, as here
Mr. BUCHANAN said the resolutions had al
ready been SO much discussed that he should now
offer no further explanation of them though he
would be happy to reply to any questions lha, might
be suggested.
A considerable debate ensued in the proceedings
on these resolutions, in which Messrs. Buchanan,
Williams, OF Maine Clay, of Kentucky, Norvell,
Clay Of Alabama, Calhoun, Allen, Niles, Benton,
Davis, Preston, Walker, Webster, Young, Linn,
and RUGGLES participated
MIR. WILLIAMS, Of Maine, suggested various
changes in the resolutions, Gndistincty heard and
moved to strike out the whole Of the 4th resolution
relating to the support Of Maine by the Government;
which motion, after some debate, he withdrew.
On the suggestion of Mr.. NORVELL that il was
the constitutional duty OF the Government 10 protect
all the States in any and every case against inva-
sion
MIR. CLAY, of Alabama, demanded that the qucs-
ton on the 4th resolution should be divided, so that
the Senate might vote, LIST, on the expression of
mere opinion that Maine ought 10 withdraw her
troops from the disputed territory il New Bruins
wick should do so; and 3D. on the want Of obga-
lion on the Government to sustain Maine in case
she should no, follow such an example OF ioipeai-
ance.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Maine, moved TO strike on!
the last clause ofthe fourth resolution which related
to this hypothetical want Of obligation on The Gene,
raj Government 10 sustain Maine, ana demanded
the yeas and nays on the question, winch were or
dered.
Mr.. YOUNG suggested as substitute FOR TINS iast
clause Of the fourth resolution, The declaration 'hal
Maine should leave the ultimate adjustment OF her
grievances 10 he Government Of The United States,
10 which il rightfuy and constitutionaly belonged
rT,ha ,,,,a ms taken on the motion of Mr. Will
lias 10 strike out the last clause of the fourth reso
linton and II was decided in the negative by yeas
and nays, as follows;
yEAs-Messrs Allen, Benton, Clay, of Ala,
Davis. Foster, Hubbard, Knight, Lyon, Norvell,
ster, White Williams, of Maine, Williams, Of Mis-
sissippi Young--lS.
NAYS essrs. Bayard, Brown, Buchanan, Cal.
houn, Clay Of KY, Clayton, Crittenden, Fulton,
King, Linn, Merrick Morris Mouon, Nicholas,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SUNDAY, March g.

On leave. the SPEAKER laid before the House
several Executive communications.
Mr. LINCOLN Ceave having been dened) moved a
suspension Of the rule, for the purpose Of taking up
its final passage, the bill providing for the erection Of
proof building for the Of the Post Office De-
partment
Mr. CAMBRELENG hoped that the House would
pass the appropriation bills and adjourn.
And the House having divided, no quorum voted.
Mr. LINCOLN said, ;f there was not quorum
for this bill, there for no other
Another division took place, and still no quorum
voted.
Mr. CRABB demanded the yeas and nays the
motion TO suspend which we're not ordered.
The CHAIR suggested that the count be taken by
telers which was ordered and there appeared Ayes
90, noes 35
So the rules suspended
And the bill being before the House,
Some remarks followed from Messrs Crabb and Tala-
ferro; when
Mr.. CAMBRELENG moved the previous question ;
which seconded.
Mr. CRABB moved TO lay the bill on the table ;
which motion rejected
And the main question ordered to lie now taken
and being taken, the bill was PASSED.
Mr. LINCOLN moved suspension Of the 10th
iont rule so far as related to the above bill which mo-
ton was agreed to.
The House took mp the bill for the suppression OF
Indian hostlities in Florida which had been returned
from the Senate with certain amendments
The first amendment proposed by the Senate was to
strike out the appropriation OF SIS 900 for holding
treaty with the Seminole Indians and the question
being on concurrence,
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