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FOREIGN.
FROM MEXICO.

Nvw ORLEANS. Sept I've have, by the schr.
.a.o, onr files from Vera Cruz TO the 2lst, ana
from Mexico to the 10th ut
The Texan schooner Santa Ana, with Mr. G y
bearer of dispatches from the Government OF lsHaS
10 that of Mexico, reply to letters tsansm"eu y
the 9th. - A..
Capt. Parkinson of the Amazon, Is bearer OF dS-
matches from our Minister in Mexico, to the Depart
ment of State at Washington
The subloined correspondence, being the reply o.
tonch;no the late Texan expedition against Santa Fe
and claiming indemnity from the u States for the e1.
penses incurred by Mexico in suppress'ng IL ana 'ne
RESPONSE of the latter unctionary to our MINISTER'S
ali that we find of nteres, in the papers We are sorry
thai we could not give the letter Of General Thompson
in the original Having been first turned into Spanish
and the back into English, 1t has no doubt suffered
some what, Bocanegras valiant letter, we imagine
will produce some smiles Baaettn.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. IL

New ORLEANS, Sept. is.
GEN. BERTRAHD.-Ths old French solder has been
treated with great and deserved distinction during his
soiourn in New Orleans. He departed last evening" in
the steamer Admiral for the interior Previously 10 EN-
barking he proceeded on foot from his lodgings 10 the
Place d Armes where he reviewed The louisiana LIE; !.
glon the Washington Battalion, and the Regiment OF
Volunteers together with Company of Frenen posted
on the right and left Of the line AS he moved along the
'front.' he shook hands with each of the ohceis and IN
yery friendly terms babe them farewell. On his way
TO the review the streets thronged with dense
crowd of citizens, and the balconies were hled with
ladies' all anxious to catch glimpse at the Trend aud
companion of Napoleon. The review being over, he
mounted an open bnrouche, in company Will his son
and some other gentlemen The horses were quickly
embarrassed, and the vehicle drawn by men through
the Streets to The lying opposite Poydrns street
The crowd was immense and enthusiastic little
after candle light the steamer was unmooed and start
ed amid the hurras the multitude and firing of
non. speedy and prosperous voyage to her, aud all
manner OF happiness to the illustr'ous Bertrand!
Courier
This turning men into beasts of burden, for The pur
pose of paying honor TO any man. IS in vile TASTE
Enqnirer)
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Mrs. C. BURKE respectfully announces TINT she will
1l open Female Seminary in this CITY, Monday, h' End
Of October 63 for the reception boarders pupil In
that residence long occupied by Mrs Tompkinsas
boarding houses where assisted by of experienc, and
ability her plans will embrace thorough and curse
of eful and ornamental education But her will rest
hershe will cndeavo Impress upon her pupils those hats OF
and ORDER and that dgned that
should always distinguish woman If education.
Parents rest assured that Kindness and pcrsuasionw
characterize her discipline Teacher but that every roa
duty will be insisted with scrupuios Observance lie
rangements heng such place all her ups
immediate eye shall be taken individual hall
daily share her instruction. Such become he
House will bt eaied members of her Family and With
impartial and parental attention.
English including all the ordinary branches will he tant-
white marked attention will be paid the higher b,anc- Of
History. Rhetoric Bellies Ieies Compositions Moral
raj Philosophy and Mathematics.
Tie Ancient and Modern Iancuages-Nusc Drawing Pant
ing and Dancing will be taught by The approved
Igsss may ne made known by applying to Mrs. T., aths
Richmond Academy
Sent Will
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.4rrirat from Europs-T days later .re,rs.

New YoRK, Sept. 90.
The packet ship Victoria, Capt. Morgan, arrived
yesterday from Portsmouth, whence she sailed on the
23d ult, but unfortunately, she brought no London pa
rers later than the 2lst.
destructive FIRE took place at Collons wharf, near
London Bridge the morning Of the 18th August
The fire in Tooey street was very destructive ST
Olaves church burnt, and Messrs Topplngs ware
houses were destroyed Another dreadful fire and ex-
pioson ate nded with loss of life took place on the pre-
misses of Mr.. Newberry, Fetter lane
Made C,nt Damorcau is about TO make tour OF
the United States. She is due at Liverpool in the
month of September, where she will embark for New
York.
FuNDs OF THE REPEALERs 1t appears that the
Irish Repeal Association vest their surplus SUBSCRIPTION
funds in British 81 per cent stock. They have now
900 vested and thus they give proof that they
do not ant crpate any civil conmoton.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILROAD
Completion Of the Railroad TO .4quia Creek.-Lnri-
paiied Expedition = Reduction Of Rates TO

Washington, BattimOre Philadelphia, &c.
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa
ny hereby that their Railroad was completed the
Potomac 10TH November, and shat travellers
conveyed between Richmond and Washington all
the year, by Railroad and Steamboats, leaving Richmond al
At q, \. NJ, precisely instead OF ii, heretofore.
Instead o paying their fare heretofore, 10 Fredericksburg
only, and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat and al
Washington passengers will take tickets the Railroad Office
Washington and Baltimore The fare, this viii
paid separately on different portions of the
and to-day the 7h the charges Rail
road Line between Richmond and the Northern cities will be
reduced follows:
Whole fare between Richmond and Washington, SC 30
Do do baltimore, SO
Do Phiadephin by the N m
or nv Peck and i,ore's Line 0 30
II will he perceived from the above, that the charges by the
railroad the and bay beats WIN
The advantage favor, Of greatly increased espedtiora
vee by the railroad line reaching Washington III SHE ai
TWELVE and Philadelphia one hours after
Richmond and philadelphia 6ore trareS by
ne Rirer Bau Boats hare Iot t1rok
No charge for children under three of aee-oes under
twelve years OF age half price I Comed eons hai price
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportation
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The Hon John Y Mason, United States Judge for
the Eastern District of Virginia, last week heard an
application TO bail in the of Capt. John y N'ch-
olson, of the Hakaway, charged with having commit
ted rape on the person of Miss Mary A. Potts The
Judge, after hearing the evidence for the prosecution
and the testimony of two Medical gentlemen, who
were the only witnesses examined on behalf of the
accused, admitted the prisoner to bail in the sum of
81 900 for himself, and two suretes in the sun, OF
$500 eoch appear to answer the charge before the
Circuit Court of the U. States at Richmond, on the
fourth Monday in November next
rto,foTk Reoeon
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FALL SrOCK-ls-i3.

THE Subscribers are now ready supply country anu tewn
merchants their friends CUSTOMERS and tile public seera
with BOOTS SHOES and LEATHER n erery rdrfy ana qaoh
yom the Northern and Eastern ces the best and most eensre
,iock that we mn the public and which cannot
be excrled in the Stale. ,,.
We would be happy country and torn merchants would
call and examine before purchasing as we snail oer
The m goods upon the most advantageous terms
our goods having purchased before The recent adranes
we shall be able them the lowest rates. and
great many articles they be had OF the manu-
fde,urers themselves.
Also hand thousand pair Of Brogucs OF our on manu-
r X WHITE & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
Wholesale aud Retail, Market Bridge Richmond, va.
!, 36--w3m
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r IMP AND GROUND PLASTER.-The undersigned will
Keen Al IN. Warehouse head of the Basin
" on hand Lump and Ground Plaster the later viii
be ground city Of Richmond of the pures and best quality
and warranted such Great will he taken In the selection
n The article preparations and customers may be assured
that article he free from all impurities but the
market price only viii be charged Farmers and dealers
in Plaster requested make tra and II Is expecedhey
will he Disappointed
MEAL will also be kept sale by wholesale retail
JAMES NJ. SCOTT.
-vqn
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POETRY.
THE DYING sYcAMoREs.


by miss ASSL c. LYNCH
A beauty like young wonanhoons
Upon the green eiiih lies,
And Jn;e's SIS eel smile hath walked again
All Sun.Imer', hatmonieS.
The insects hum their dreamy song,
The trees their honors wear,
And iaacui with is perfume spos
signs the volnpuous ar
A gorgeous wealth of leaf and Gloom
Enchant. the ,azled sight;
And over enith and sky there Smiles
Presence Of delight
From yon sad dying Sycancres,
Alone sh idow falls
As from the ghastly form Of Death,
In Egyprs binIUet halls.
Against the soft blue sky they stand,
Their naked limbs ouispreaa.
And TO the throbbng liie around,
They murmur of the dead
snrinp, with lis soft and odious air,
Hath breathed on them In VAIN,
Nor sun. nor dew, nor Summer shower,
Shall bid them bloom again.
Oh stately monarchs Of the wood,
What blight hath Ger We passed
What cankrr III yonr noble Hearts:
What spell Is We cast
Iwatcb We where Il thousand forms
With life and beauty glow,
Til half deem that ON We ies
Some weight of human woe.
Ye emblem many weary heart,
In this fair world ot ours,
For they that love not, are like ye,
oh, dying Sycamores! r,.u p.r;,,, "a, Sen
rideaee, X. J. tDe"' Heeie" Jo' o'f
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4 Dead Shot for Horns in the Human Body

DRs. PERRY & HAMLIN'S VERMiFUGE.
THIS invaluable Medicine acquired in The South and West
the appeaon of dead shot, from It's great promtness
and unparallei.d certainty OF effect
The exceeding quantity of Medicine required TO test me
Of every from the system
operating in hours the aid Of pugaiive, ana
generally without repeating the dose, together with the perfect
safety Of its being administered II The youngest chd
one of The most brilliant discoveries Of the age The very small
quantity be given to suit almost any case renoe
the cheapest medicine before the public.
Prepared only by PERRY T. HAMLIS
WILLIAM EMACK, Baltimore,
SAML. z. DOVE, Richmond, Gen. Agents.
BRACES & THOMAS, Petersburg
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class so. t" he drawn Saturday
:sOih September, 1913.
Tickets S0-sn.cS in proportion.
certificate package of III Whole Tickets 5i30sarcs III
proportion.
Splendid Lotteries, address
j. G. GREGORY & CO, Managers, Richmond, Va.
paper containing Of the drawing, will b.
all who order from us.
Aug Is a5-aawtd
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+ Translation |
Palace of tho Government,

MEXICO, Aug. 8, ls4a.
When the undersigned, Minister of Foreign Affairs
and State had the honor, the 2lst of July last TO
address his Excellency, MIR. Waddy Thompson, pro
testing the Of the supreme government against
the ne W invasion OF New Mexico, he showed IN the
cearest and most conclusive manner that according
to all the intelligence received, it composed OF
citizens from, the United States, introduced INTO thu
territory Of the Republic character trnly hostile
and that it was part verified by Mr. Houston, pro-
claiming an armstice with Mexico, the natural con-
cuson being, that the government established IN Texas
had neither organised nor sustained the expedition
This conclusion obvious, so clear, and so logical
that attempt 10 eucdate It, would be TO lessen Its
force and intent
His Excellency, Mr.. Waddy Thompson in replying
the said note, pleased 10 say, that up TO the d
of June last he unaware that any positive 'nfor'
nation had received regarding the reality of such
had disavowed it officially. Does this mean to say,
that because the American Legation had not reserved
such intelligence, il received by his Excellen
cy, the PRESIDENT He had received it, and if he was
the only one who had, he knew how to appreciate II,
for what II was worth Blu, when facts were taken IN
consideration with previous matters they were strength
ened and elevated to character Of veracy, naturally
and substantially inculpaung individuals, who had
showed hostile and gEa,u,oas luminosity towards
Mexico.
The history Of the Revolution Of Texas and the
causes Influencing the proclamation of a reparaion
from Mexico are notorious public, and have sup
piled 40 many grounds for complaint the part of
Mexico against citizens of the United States, as any
thing that has occurred since up to this invasion Gil
fzens Of the United States almost altogether composed
and do compose the populations Of the department now
styled Texas and Texans Those who subscribed the
articles Of Independence, with but few exceptions,
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HATS {. HATS -. HATS

HATS HATS HATS,
ECEIVED this day. Schr Lynclburg full assortment of
IL those beautiful Short Napi Beaver and Castor Hats of
new Fall fashion, also, splendid lat OF gcntlcmen otter md
Seal Skn ALSO very fine genemens and boy Cloth ad
Glazed Caps of the latest and approved New York ashn
all which offered for sale York cash pre-
n AMDON'S
Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap Store,
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va, AM
Wall street, corner Of Nassau street, New York.
n. r. Country Merchants respectfully invited 10 call and
anime Stock Of Hats efue purchasing elsewhere very
liberal reduction Will be made Ia wholesale dealers
Sept. & 35-ir
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onn pAI,KAGES OF NEW HARDWARE.

200 PACKAGES OF NEW HARDWARE.
WE have ju. opened, New Store South Side Main
w street doors below the street leading To Mayos
Fridge UPWARDS Of TWO HUNDRED PACKAGES OF 70
REIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY &c Tue
former importsd ship Kehard anderson
Merchants Planters and others find TO their interest 10
DIVE ms cali ms we are determined sell such terms as can
not fell to give satisfaction 10 nj. , ,,,n,pp
c.. m 3s-w6w
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For Saie-.7 Large Assortment Of Leather, and three

FUr oNIC-I THTYE .ISsOTFHt"I y '11''''''' UTE wv
crceAent Tanners.
DY virtue Deed OF Trust executed to ns by beNer! Sya
ID nor io his securities and endorsefs III ahk
now upnn record Clerks Office in the county Of Meek
hearing date the 18th January, 1853, the subscribers WIZ
Offer sale public auction, in the town oil ioydloh On
men Leather consisting of about fourteen hundred des a
This leather has been hut recent
and prepared by OF the most eH
perienced Tanners State Vgna and they are warrant
-aying that excellent and valuable assortment eau
not be exhibited any where. ,,
Al the place, will he sold Horse, AMI the three
Tanners connected with the yard who very PRIME HANDS, ana
two been engaged for fifteen years IN the RAINING
business. So, .,..
The above property will be sold credit of twelve months
for All above dollars the purchaser giving bona WIN az
proved security For ali Of ten dollars and under cash
win he required The undersigned selling As Trustees VIII only
convey vested in them by the SAID deedbut Tue sae
is made the at all parties Interested ana the tile
TO all the property believed 10 be unqncsnEable
END. r. CHAMBERS. r,us,ees
WARREN DU PRE-, !
c., il 36-wtds
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July IL
RICHMOND j. IYSCHBURG CANAL PACKET LINE,
Rl Lrnn SLnnrnLnnLS

THE undersigned beg leave inform the public generally
the above Line has been established, and vii commence
running July The precise day shall be here
afie published character for
and expedition and will afford such facilities 10
the through way travel as will insure satisfaction
Thrg from Richmond 10 Iynchbug, l47 miles, IN "a hours
t weekly. CHARLES DlMMUCk co.
Richmond. July 4, lS43. lG-2awly
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ESTATE, MARYLAND, NORTH AMERIci

TERRITORIAL ESTATE MARYLAND, NORTH AMERICA.
NIEsSRs. DAVIS viGERS Instructed In sr, by AUG
wi ton on TUESDAY, l4h November, unless previously DIS
Maryland United States. which, from ts agricultural resources,
favorable SITUATION capabilities of Improvement Is most
deserving the of those who with moderate innes arc
DESTROYS retirement md independence with ponabe employ
capital The Estate situated 10 miles West OF aa
cock and twenty miles East of Cumberland, ana distant
on days journey from England ts bounded on me SGn.
by Oho the Baltimore and Ohio Hallway ana ne r'
North by the Great Western turnpike
Baltimore Washington the Western ~ es no GU
mate remarkably sanous and agreeable and adapted Tor Eu
roucan constitutions The soil is fertile and produces rxcre
wheat beans barley clover all ether produce ana uits 81
Dra addition OF malse, tobacco grapes, anu inc pro
There coInitabir 'otliGc res
dcnce occupied by the family of the propiet" situated III
IN. midst cleared ana cultivated lands a" pow
rrfu aad pit saws, sheds, Stores lae
and workncns The post office IA only two ana ~
miles aud fur other coaches pass me Estate
daily The principally woodland of The finest ana noS'
valuable description IL -f Tie mineral RESOURCES are remark
ally rcl Iron and coal Is found III several sta
There sulphur Springs which are considered "i
lnporinncc. confidence an! Ia enable lie parry
satisfy himself Of The eligibility of is purchase Mrssrs avs
yiger make Of the conditions OF SAFE ai
purchaser shall have the to an the sale wi'ha 'hfee
months, aud without assigning any cahse c.,
further and particulars, apply 10 j. j. spcsu,
Esq Baltimore Mar, land, Messrs g. H. t!chhr'd Nrw
Bank Buildings Mcss Davis & VIscrs, NO. fleuetch
Place. Old Jewr-, London. ~ ,c
3'-i'h
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HIST Published. AND FOR SALE BY j. WARRocK,
TIT = INuI9fIsI '7g' u " = = : =
AT,MANACK. FOR 1914,

Calculated bv Daod Richardson 81 louisa County, "a
CONTAINING, In addition the Asironinica matter list
~ of virfinn aud ~ Carolina and The eescn
tatiyes in Congress with The Federal hummer
which each represents and list OF the Senate ana o OF De
lr2ates Virginia. Reading Lovers lSuarrelS l'cry
prry;) eautii Superstition; VIII nobody marr' me: Comic
Song; The Inquiry Ny Pocket Autnmn To ascertain the
weight of 1--we Enigma Charaics Riddles Questions,
&C., &c.
scpf
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April %

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR sALE-The ro.n. women
parcel OF likely Negroes conssn % .e pvs
and children boys and girs, which he wishes 70 I do
for cash Any person wishing to purchase lower end
by calling at the residence Of the suosener ~ Andersen
Louisa county, Virginia, about hve mies rrnRGE sTRoSo
brick house. gu"
August %, ls43.
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AS we'll as Spectacle Classes every fit in frames
e great of his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends his Glasses of the very best
quality ground and perfectly poised-and from his know
ledge the Science Optics and the structure Of the he is
prepared give proper advice choosing
taces Glasses All Of which will be disposed OF
BILE terms. ~ Old Gold and Silver taken In exchange.
Petersburg, June %, 1873 13-wI
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3--lGt

NtUTICEfhe OILERS for sale, privately, MS va
~ LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting OF
about LAND @ OF which are Nat land 81 r
rate quality n high If Improvement oh COON
norton there line crop a IiosrI- TIE
production Virginia superior Al ihnsS
the Amelia Springs certainly the most Valuable pr"
pey Eastern Virginia: situation healthy ana It's waters
equal any Virginia The improvements on the place are
very large superior all of the houses having been erected
WITHIN the last years There is large brick ioc
hee stories high with spacious ball roon ~ feet by w. the
aides sitting adjoining, and lodging rooms above ana
large Containers sitting the basement story TN eacn
of the the Hotel there IS brick house, each 80
in length, and each containing u rooms There 49, likewise
large framed building containing 10 rooms and great nue
sufficient all entertain some 5OU or ooo per
There is also superior dining oom l3U ieet long,
i of brick which is sufficiently spacious to dine io persons
ao neat and comfortable private residence ocaled nea! ne
and well situated for the residence OF those super
Intending the dining There also good store III
which he hasiness In the mercantile me
There also good bath with eight rooms appropriated
fol The stables equal IN virginia or con
ys,ence there being of brick sufficient TO contain AZ
Ieat horses; also, framed slabe suicieni 10 conhi 10
The yard pleasure grounds having been lah our W
ehted English gardener and alhe borders beautifully DE-
coaed with shibbrry % different kinds; makes TINS most
beautiful situation. The Springs located III nat SURPASSED
in beuiy by in woIlI. The waters oi the amsa
Sprn.s have been analysed by Dr. Bridges of Philadelphia ana
Of by Doct Parish of the pace The following IS
the analysis compared with TINT of The White sulphur Springs
AarLI. Sretses. WHtTE srLpHuR SpaisGs
Hydrogen 25cub
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sen, Peter Collins, John Hughes, VIM. Hammond
Samuel Chase, Thomas Walsh VIM Penny WIN
Gould.
Ordinary Seamcn, Hiram Carter, Geo. McGordes'
VIM Allen, John }. Palmer, 1hos. Johnsnn, isa'a y
Cooner. VIM Johnston, George Spencer, Daniel D.
Woidron. George Collars, John Brown, Henry Lewis'
Josenb Jones. John Scott, Patrick Moran John Gu
GER Charles Howell "a
Landsmen, Ebenezer Perry, Peter Schanna Ed
ward Upson, Thomas Fritz, John Is. Mitchell, Alex
l.. Huntington, Henry Carter, VIM l. Newhuil.
Rows James Webb Henry Gray, Edwin c. Holmes,
Georre Geinzler. Nicholas P Brough,on, John Muir
phey, John A. Leonard, Nathaniel Kennedy, John
p Primrose, Benjamin F. Batts, John Williams, Henry
Greenfield.
Seventy seven souls in all
ORDERS.
Commander r. w freedom, Navy Yard, New York
Commando ]. R. Sands, command of soop Fall
mouth. vice j. M Mcintosh, relieved at his own re-
quest. ,,.,. ,,a
from recruiting service, and ordered 10 COM
mand in person, Of the Barracks at Brooklyn.
Cantain and Brevet Major w. Dulany, Supernend'
ont Of recruiting service dquarters at Baltimore
Lieutenant w b. Beverly, 1t H. j. iartstene,
and Dr. C. F. B. Guillou, to The brig Lawrence by
first proxmo. ,
Lieutenant John A. Russ remains at the New York
Yard
Savannah.
Isaac Stevens. Steward of the Grampus) in COM
munication published in The Norfolk Herald, says :
he did not 90 out in the Grampus, IN Consequence oil
his being sick at the time Of her sailing om Norfolk
He also states that there nre several otheis mentioned
n the list of the Of the Grampus, who renamed
at Norfolk and were thus saved from wnery grave
DIV Charles l.. Clapp, seaman; George Benson,
ouartermasier and James Smith, Captain of the fore
castle.
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j, 4. GREGORY 81 Co., Managers,
Office on an ID door beiop Main and l4h streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY,, OCTOBER l3
100000! S30,0OO!! Sl4,O6s!!!
y nrtzrs of $40 000-50 OF 81 ,UUO

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class o, for Is43, 10 be drawn at
Alexandria Saturday October IA, lo43 by and under
the direction Of Comm appointed for tina, PURPOSE