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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03
SILHOUETTE LIKENESSES.

NILT1V1NE II LINE1N ENkNLN.
i69 Broadway, fire doors abore Grand.
MONS. EDOUART BEES 10 inform, that Ia few days BE
w will have completed those family grouTs ordered when ~
in Saratoga he would request such who have the ntention OF
obtaining their kenesse not 10 proseranate longer
be will posrey leaye The city on the sth October for Iha
dephis and Baltimore, on vi.lt 70 Washington -,
Prices-fu length sitting 81 IS do stsadng 81 u.s. child
under ofaee, s7 Duplicates less price $50 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03
DOCTOR II. EVANS,

IL
sl- NO. IL. PECK SLIP, 81
Old Galen's Head Dispensary is not rslaoued
lR. EVANS continues to be consulted BY the afflicted AZ
- usual at the OLD STAND.
Strangers now IN the ety and all who have unor
chronic Affection which they have dispar
neuraee may eohhden,ia Apply 70 the Doctor, IL Peek
- p, and he restored 10 soundn,ss and health.
" B-loung If you wsh disease removed spec
Oily and penansnty and save your constitution call. with
out delay at No Peck sp-nark ~ and avail yourself of
NB.-Tho.e troubled with certain weakness will be
os.lr DIR. II. EVANS.
I osT OR sToLEN-on Tuesday or Wednesday last,
II calf skin Pocket Book with leather strap around a.
The book sontsned nothing but lawyers receipts three
CERTIFICATES ofdcposc tvo banks in Michigan, two Chicago
lue TO except the payment will imined
atsy stopped on all the obligations The rder will be he-
rally rewarded by leaving at the Franklin House Office
teel priyalo Boarding House, where IL but mere
mily A back paror, aud attic rooms, suitable for
'mall family, OF aisw geMtemtn Terms reasonable %
FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUhGEs.-Pcrsons Je.
,1s Of s ss fF1e e sgsp III s to %
his long experience and ching those nssagts
give perfect knowledge ofeir idoias thu. enabling
his pupils t. transact business IA which those languages
relured-hs method Of uniii. theory u
PRoFEssoR THATEBAs attends 1, aea deuie, aud pri
IN the evening and ~ his residence i2 Church street. where
from 10 ~ toe afternoon, hs viii MORN applicant. OF his
terms which are most reasonable % eos5t'
TICKETS FOR THE DINNER ~ honrr Of General Hsr.
,ison, who achieved the glorious victory az the battle
the Thames to take place At lafayette Hall October 5th
only be received at the above piac- Price Of Tickets ST.
INCENSE POwD R-scvsral itmis TAT ing articles such ss
the imperial Incense powder, church cesse Incense Drops
umi.atng Pas.os, fot puyig the SICK rooms, scent.
ing psrlors halls, ball ne.ns-g churches Prepared
aHd for sale Fe.e~ au.e,s Pharmacy Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03

A UCTION NOTlCE-sale Of splendid Furniture, Of al
"A descriptions, Saturday. IN the large rooms, 90 Ann
and III Fulton street.
$50 It THOS. BELL, Auctoneer.
DACEs-HELL GATE FERRY-The best route to the
IL Races from the upper of the city, by the Hur Gate
Ferry Two first rate STEAMBOATS, will ply this Ferry du
the that there will be delay
sos Qxf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03

DR. yERGUsoNs CELEBRATED. VEGETABLE
~ PILLS Cor the cure cf O. elects, SC. SC The hirh
importance attached to these Pills. o the fact that they
W, es,b o,xsasss q, arm; n. particle Of MsrfI,y Or
ofeath and te taken without -sctng the least susp
oon Those fis have bern fatofsb, Known IN Europe
,s-sly getrmirs perfect in three four days One
boy will be sufficient 10 msst os,es. Piice 81
fori. o,.'ns
NoriCs-sHIp CAssANDRA, FROM GLASGOW
con-ignees BY ns vessel will please the D. On
board the ship foot Of Dover street. of.s u IA. SUB
crbers withsu delay All geods permitted This ass viii
ao i''' 'GIovER a MeMuRRAY. 100 Pin. ,,, %,
THE CHEAPEST DRUG sToRE-E,,ry article. p-u,.
Chests vsrssker dentists Implements. SHAKER i.,s. sr"
vast variety Of goods tee numerous 90 MENTION ali
rsn,sd asd unsdult.s,ed put % neatly correctly ana
With aud az rate has IN any other
FEUCHTwANGER's Pharmacy, $40 Broadway.
SAFETY FUND AND RED BACK, bought at discount;
.gia 80" J THOMPSON
DoMEsIIC RAGs-iso bsies let Asd ID sorts whit. D
jysc '' N'e' '0' ffEiRsssE BROOKS, 81 Lissry..
SARsAPARILLA SODA, manufactured from the ss,rae
pvrisesiisn ofthe blood Al rEAsE SONS lee Cream
Saloon IS Division ct al lms-
PACKET SHIP yAzoo, from New Orleans, s dschsrs
receipt Of their zsy6. sac
YELLOW PINE TIMER AND LvMBER.- Hesse and
BesAse Flooring Boards Ae saved 10 sny length Ri
nd f 4. s s S Il, oh @ ~ :a'
CsHses Cor the West Indies FURNISHED at short notice and
Ne most n'iIf cnn ,;sc; MT5 b5avLL ". s.,,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03

Foreign Ports.

Parthenon Havre for Orleans Sept r. Ion 53o2
Was passed ship, with black bail "a her tore topsa
in- E. wind n, fresh, Sept IS. lat Al 49, Ion So 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03

HAVANA sEGAR sTORE-NEw YORK DIVAN-
usx r.ines-Ns. ss Broadway. esrrsr Of Reedess rrt
LWATs os hasS, assortn.rf or first suality HAVA-
"A IA SEGARs, wa: R~xslis, Habase, frncpe. anoness
~ Dou,.so, Lsh Brown Cazsaors Laiur VI Jegc, and
Havsss inporses directsrcn tssi eitv q lrus
QUsHTON AsrfNwALL, ss William street, ohsr ~
N ssls-
sesshs Rsssis Irsslsss,
- cages Tsrksy Dun Arabic, assorted auslitiss
10 saies Hosdursr ssrsara-iils
Is essks English Rochelle salts
seases 6ne Turkey Sponges; casks Pink Root
do socctr,ne Aloes. oisw~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03

CHIP TALBOT FROM LIvRRPOOL.--Con.irpess or
- Goods per his ship, will please send Their permits
shir where she dsch,ryng at Judds Wharf,
to the Office Of the ~ eser bers, witho-t delsy.
so HERDAAN KEENAN, 81. sents street
T oHDoN MORNING cHRoNICLE-wanted 70 do
- rose Of al half price, the Lspdon Mosnsg Ckronele APP
vlv ~ srtapdt ct. M stars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-03

w. ~
THE you'd rsIrcifuy notify his friends and ~
public hst he has recently opened and stly
urs shed Hote a Cour.ndt street shsr distance abors
h old stand and n,sr o broadway lie viii be better able
accommodate his tsers. his house larger and h
ted viii sittsg patics IN ned aud 50 furnished
bedrooms Is hopes 10 old will continue their
ronsrc /, the new establishment. -
sisim- tHApLES WNGKOFr.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY, June A. 1910
There was gathering" Of the members this
morning to the number Of something constu-
uonal quorum; but any man with eye IN his head
might thai many of them did not intend TO stay
Mr.. LINCOLN rose and said, that he did not per
ceive that the amendment which he had last evening pro-
posed TO the resolution offered to adjourn to Mon
day had been inserted on the journal He would not
move any amendment but he would renew Gin
the form of resolution) the motion that the House
would, at eleven o'clock proceed TO consider and dis
pose Of bills the private calendar in favor Of claims
for revolutionary services and for revolutionary and
invalid pensions
Mr.. STANLY said he would like TO amend the re-
solution by inserting that two days of next week
should be apart for the consideration of these bills
The House would soon be left without quorum and
if any thing intended TO be done for the revolu
tionary soldiers let the House take two three days
next week, when quorum was likely to be present
and not select day when no good could be done.
Mr. DROMGOOLE objected to the reception of
Mr.. Lncons resolution.
motion was made that the House ad ourn which
motion, by yeas &C. nays 63, prevailing
The House adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-09
UNITED STATES SENATE,

DISTRICT BANKS.
The Senate having early received from the House
message announcing that the Senate bill to prolong the
corporate existence Of the District Banks had there
been rejected, and having recently also received the
new bill from the House on this subject
Mr.. CLAY, Of Alabama, asked that, by consent,
the Senate would take up this bill on the District
Banks as by Imitation their charters would expire
tonight
Mr.. WRIGHT said if the object was merely to re-
fer the bill to committee, he would not object but
if it to interfere with the bill the collection Of
the revenue he against it.
Mr.. CLAY, of Alabama, (on the suggestion of
Mr. Clay of kentucky now moved to lay the collcc
ton bill on the table
This bill accordingly laid on the table by the
following vote:
YEAS Messrs Clay, of Alabama Clay, of Ken
lucky, Clayton, Davis, Dixon, Fulton, Henderson,
Huntington King Knight Mouton, Nicholas,
Phelps Porter, Prentss Roane, Ruggles, Smith of
Indiana, Southland Strange, Sturgeon, White, Young
-23
NAYS--Messrs Allen, Benton, Calhoun, Hub
bard, Lumpkin Norvcll, Robinson, Smith, of Con-
nectcut, Tappan, Walker, Wnght-ll.
The bill to extend the corporate existence of the
banks in the District of Columbia taken up
read first time and ordered to second reading.
Mr. CLAY, of Alabama, desired that il might
be read a second time.
MIR WRIGHT. That will require unanimous con
sent
Mr. CLAY of Alabama, hoped no ono would OBJ
ect
ALLEN objected.
Mr. CLAY of Alabama asked il the rule could
not be suspended
Mr. CLAY, of Kentucky, said there was one way
and that was to suspend the rule (Which he maintain
ed was more than rule) which required one days
notice for resolution alter the rules and he would
submit it to the Senator from Alabama whether he was
not warranted in this case in rcsortng to that expo
dent
Mr. CLAY, of Alabama remarking that il was
very singular if one individual member could thus
wholly defeat important measure, moved 10 sus-
pend tho rule in question.
Mr. ALLEN was understood to ask il that motion
in order.
The PRESIDENT decided that in his opinion il
not in order. He thought any rule could not be
suspended without one days notice.
MIR WALKER cited case which occurred in
1896, in which similar decision Of the Chair had
prevented for time the progress of or more inn
portan bills the close of the session though the
objection subsequently withdrawn and they
were permitted to pass.
The PRESIDENT read the rule requiring that
each bin should three several readings and on
three different days. unless by the unanimous consent
Of the senate Il was also he said the opinion Of the
Chair that a motion to suspend rule must lie over
though the contrary, he admitted without
precedent
Mr. CLAY, OF Ky, maintained that, by the Con
sti,u,on each House had power to make its rules
and that of these rules could at any time be he
yond the power Of the body
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MOVEMENTS OF THE FEDERLAIsTs

The following notices show something Of The
extent that power and prerogatiye are prostnitcd
10 continue Mr. Van Buren, in Office agalns The
will Of the people
Fresh arripdi, BY Candi-A large quantity OF he
Loco Foco Legislature Address, just received ne
DEAD Cry BAsK.
Also-a quantity Of DnRcan's Speeches- B0fg
Com. Adr Of Thursday
Shipmentgf Documenfs.-The Ihomaston lAlr
Republican the arrival at that por, ii HI,
scl,r Miner, with cargo OF Dunean's speerhcs Am.
Kendails addresses Sc, consigned to the ctn.u
takers in the Eastern part Of Lincoln County
And here is anotber--an extract from letter III
distinguished citizen Of Louisville, Ky.
"At this moment the whole country is infested 4,
band of vampires, al expense 10 the Government o
eight dollars day each whose osensble duty u L.
examine into the condition Of the post Offices hut
whose real business is To solicit subscriptions Tor thar
noNious sheet the Ertra- Globe and 10 supcrlncnl
the organization of the party in all the States. The
agent for tins section left here, Louisville few dl,
ago mission through the country
Let the people BE- their guard. Ii they viii n,
their own fighting and their own voting Their. ~.
be nothing To fear.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.
u,uron.y InI,, =
MILEAGE OF MEMBERS.

MILEAGE OF MEMBERS.
Mr.. NORVELL, from the select committee to
which had been referred the bill from the House of
Representatives regulating the mileage Of members Of
Congress, made report accompanied by resolution
that the bill be indefinitely postponed
Mr.. CLAY took occasion to ask if the report that
had been just read from the majority of the com
mittee Mr. G. said that he had not been present al
any meeting of the committee, had the Senator
from Massachusetts, (Mr. Davis.) He said that he
had brought his mind to the full conviction that the
bill from the House ought TO be acted on. He moved
TO make the report the special order for Thursday
by which time it could be printed and laid their la
bcs.
On motion of Mr., NORVELL, the report was
ordered to be printed, and the motion of Mr.. Clay
making it the special order for Thursday agreed
PAY OF THE NAVY.
The bill to amend an act entitled an act regulating
the pay of the navy taken up, when
Mr.. WILLIAMS entered into an ex PLANTATION of its
merits
Mr., DAVIS asked the yeas and nays on its passage
NELL, CALHOUN, DAVIS, BUCHANAN and
others participated in opposition to the BILL the
ground that the power proposed to be granted by to
the Secretary of the Navy more than ought To be
entrusted to any individual
Mr. WILLIAMS and Mr. TAPPAN advocated
it, contending that the power was wholesome, and
ought to be incident to the Secretary
after some further discussion
Mr.. WILLIAMS moved to lay the bill the Ia
Bile, which was agreed to.
COLLECTION OF THE REVENUE
The bill for the more faithful execution of the laws
relating to the collection of duties imports was or
deied to third reading, amended by vote of ayes
49, nays q.
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entirely approved OF il, and would m consequence
,rifhdra,e he amendment he had before proposed.
Mr. ADAMS demonstrated on putting nc specie
paying and non-specie paying banks on the same foot
ing. ~
MIR DAWSON withdrew his motion 70 commit TO
a select committee
Mr.. HOPKINS then made speech warmly re-
monstrating against the destruction Of the District
banks and thereby depressing and running persons
who were unrepresented and without remedy.
Mr.. WELLER, Of Ohio, obtained the floor, but
welded 10 a motion by Mr. Pelrikin foi adjourn
ment.
Mr. MORGAN demanded the yeas and nays
which, being taken, resulted follows Yeas 49,
nays 49,
So the House ad joumed.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-09
FAUaUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

HnHIS establishment 40 miles from Alexandria y
gin c. and IS from Fredericksburg, is again open ot
the reception Of company and will be conducted with
more energy than Every thing within our reach
will he done make the guests comfortable than
heretofore at the bar as well in the dining and bt1
rooms! The Bathing Establishment will be complete
supplying the bathers with hot and cold free stone
and sulphur water at pleasure. The lovers of music
will find the band unsurpassed
II may be due To the Public as well ourselves ="
say the virtues Of the waters have been strkngy cN
empiel in several other cases of dropsy this SprnS
so much so as 10 have confirmed in the minds oimanj
the opinion that almost ini,ble remedy for thai
affecting disease is here afforded
The better to accommodate the Public, arrange
mens have been made for keeping the establishment,
open The ,rboie year The charge for board from the
18th of October LIST June will be barely sufficient
TO the additional expense Ss3 per week and du
nng the month OF June, and from 10th September $40
per week 1896 per month; G5 for two months and
for The season commencing 18th June and ending ~
October $50 being less than rs cents per day To those
who stay the whole-ssason, Board per day ~ Meals
and lodging so cents. Children under twelve years
of age and coorod servants half price white servants
three fourths price. Horses 80 cents per day
Tri-weckly stages will run from Alexandra AMI
Fredericksburg after lst July they will run daily
The subscriber as superintendent with the approval
of the President Of the company, (Mr Jones Green
has engaged the services Of such assistants entc
him 10 hope that general satisfaction will be given
iy 72awGw DANIEL WARD
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Loco-Foco RESPECT FOR THE PEoPLE-Tht
Cincinnati Daily News contains the folowlng
extract Of letter from "a highly respectable
Loco-foco in Winchester, Va" dated MAY en-
1910. II is specimen Of I.oco-fooco respect
for the people !"
"The Wings had large celebrations headed
only ten or twelve thousand persons present
from The adjoining county, also one log-cabn
from Martinsburg. There has nothing transpired
here since you left There is no doubt in my
mind now but what granny Harrison viii
get this State, as the people are all PANIC
STRUCK, AND TURNED FOOLS.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-09

WASHINGTON MUSEUM,

Corner Of l-2 and ID streets, near The City Hal
The subscribers and public may be much amnsedlS
a visit to the Museum, to witness the
Fancy Glass Working and Spinning, by Anton
Heidrich, well known first rate Artist in his line
For particulars see small bills.
Also, in addition to his former collection
Judge Wilkeson has placed variety of curiost''
from Al rica in the Museum where they may DO sem
from A, M to TO- NJ
Abundance % cents. Children and servants hali
price. ~
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CORRESPONDENTS

yeue, frou Amos Kendall 10 the Postmaster
al Goodrynriiie, pd
WAsnlNGroN, May 2sth, 1910
My dear sir,-I take the liberty to enclose you
an Address and Prospectus Tor the Extra Globe,
hoping that il may be compatible with your in
clinaton and sense Of duty TO use them Tor the
purpose of procuring and returning Subscribers.
III in that hope shall be disappointed, so
ict of you the personal favor TO hand il over
10 some friend Of the Administration who may
be inclined TO use il for that purpose.
With great respect, your friend
AMOS KENDALL
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in SENATE.
Fanny, July 3, 1874

EVENING SESSION.
After the recess, the Senate re-assembled at eight
o'clock The bill as amended in the Senate TO
continue the corporate existence OF certain banks ~
the District OF Columbia for certain purposes, was
received from the House, and ater having received
the signature Of the President profempore-
The Senate adjourned to Monday
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-09

Parties in Ohio.-A gentleman of the Loco Foo
school, dining al large Hotel in Cleveland a fcN
days since, accosted an old lady who opposite IL
him as follows. How do party politics stand il thu
State Madam? "Oh, don't know much about il ~
how, but there don't appear be only two parties m
this State as far as | know" What are they Ma
dam2 Let me see, one they call, tho Tippecanor
party, and the other Harrison Democrats believe
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Of the Union (Mr Lincoln, Of Massachusetts, IN the
Chair ON the Navy Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. CRARY continued bis remarks for short
dime, and had not concluded when, having gwen way
Or motion 10 that effect the committee rose, ana
The House adjourned
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-09

PREACHERS WANTED Male and -
~ male Departments Of the l.ovingston acadely
Nelson County Virginia are vacant MAZE NY
Female Teacher, well qualified TO teach the usih
brancbes of education in Academies would find 1t 10
their interest to address a line to the Hon. Jane
Garland, Of Virginia, or TO Or a Hopkins, 90
Charles Perow, Captain Wilson Peters, and u
Scott, Esq, Trustees Of said institution Inc
male Teacher will be expected 70 give ins'rueuo,
MUSIC and French in addition to the usual branehe
iune 2O-tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-09

YVeEW NOVEL by Hoffman author of" A Win
LII ter in the Wcst"-GREY SLAER, Romance
Of the Mohawk, yolums, this day received for SALE
by f. Taylor Also volumes l0i and l05 Of Harper
Family Library, containing =" Life and Travels o.
Mungo Park, and the Natural History Of Animals
Iulv
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-09

LoNGrvTY.-A man named Francis Beaurguard
died on the 18th inst at the Gray Nuns Hospital, in
Montreal, at the extraordinary age Of one hundred
and seven years, nine months, and five days,
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
ID. =. GREGORY X co. Managers.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY


For the benefit Of tie Torn Of UeHsburg,
Glass No for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday It'll
July 1910
CAPITALS.
,000-$l50 00-S5, 000-$3, OOO-$ 800
$2,297
80 prizes of 81 O00-$50 of $4,000 of 5000 81
10 drawn Nos. in each package of 26 tickets
Tickets $l0--Haycs S5-Quarters 81 80
Certificates of Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do. 26 Half do. %
Do. do. 20 Quarter do. 81 80
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For EHdoring The Leesburg academy and fot otif
purposes.
Class No. 6 for 1910.
To be drawn at Alexandria Va Saturday, july 18th
1910
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
$50 00O-$ 10000 IS, 000-S5 600 4, 0OO--
$3,528 "a.
Of ~, 0OO-5 of 81 ,5OO-25 of 81 OOO-25 of
l5OO-30 of $4,000 of $3.50, &c.
10 Drawn Nos out of Is
Tickets only $iO-Halves $5-Quarters - 50
Certificates Of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do. 25 Half do 65
Do. do. 25 Quarters do. 30 80
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, July =, 1916
NAM AUTHORIZATIONS nll.L

NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. LEADBETTER, of Ohio moved TO reconsi-
der the vote by which the Navy Appropriation Bill
passed His object TO strike out from the bill
the appropriation for Dry Docks The motion was
rejected.
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For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Pack
ages in tho above splendid Lotteries, -address
d. S. GREGORY & Co Managers
Washington City y 6
Drawings sent Immediately after they over e
all who order as above.
iune 25-2a w 3 w. If
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NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.

Mr.. JONES, of Va moved TO 90 into Committee
of the Whole on the Army Bill
Committee of Ways and Means to allow him to call
up bill npproprating $4,000 for the survey Of the
North Eastern Boundary line
Mr. JONES objected
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

For The beneff Of Me Petersburg Benero1enf WecRan'
ic Association.
Glass No. T. for lS4O
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va. on Saturday 2jrl
july 1910.
GRAND SCHEME
OO0-$l0, 00O-$5,O 00-$2, 800,
gTlOO prizes of 81 ,OOO-50 of S3O0-5 80 Of $500 &,
10 Drawn Numbers
Tickets $l0-Halves S5-Quartcrs - 50.
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $l3o
Do. do % Half do o.
Do do 26 Quarters do - ~
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ARMY ann.

The House then went into Committee of the Whole
the bill making appropriations for the support Of the
Army This measure occupied the attention. Of the
Committee during the remainder OF the sittng