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prsaiinns and sacrifices in their cmigraiinn, aud
hy their improvements have enhanced the ,a,uc
1T lbe public lands ia the negi boIhool Of their
iDnrenis, II u recommended that liberal grants
be- mid' Ia them OF such p1rliaus OF these lands
~ they may occupy, and that siml r grants or
rghis Of rre.cuptIon DO made e. az WIN NAV
emgrtc thiher within a limited pcurd, u be
prescribed by law.
The rrrou C The Secretary Of War contains
lie allied Information rrlativcio the sever hrlrch-
IS Of The public service connected WITH /, 1t d,-
pnrImeui. The operations Of the amy have been
81 a satisfactory end highly gratifying character
lter"m'ornd H. your early and favorable cu.l-
- iwNlnn the measures proposed hy tie Secretary
of War i'r speedily filling up the rank aud f e
Of the gDlr army, tor us greater efficiency Ia
.he feld, mad lnr missing an additional iprce To-
serve during the war with Ncyic.
Embarrassment j. likely to arse n want -
lcg7l provision authorizing compensation 10 be
made 10 the agents emrl yell in the several states
and Territories To pay the revolutionary and 9TH
- pensioners the amount allowed tAcm by law
Your attention Is invited 10 the recommendations
Of the Secretary Of War on this SUBJECT. These
agents incur heavy responsibilities, aud perform
important duties, md no reason exists why they
should not be placed on the sane iouiIng, as Ia
compensation, wih other discussing oltccr,
Oar relations with the various l4d,n TRIBES
continue to be Of Pacific character. The un.
happy dIs.cu sinns which have existed among the
Chrrok"ss iOr many years past, have been heal
ed. since my last annual mcss.s- important
treaties have been uegoln'ed with some Of the
trIbcs, by which tho Indian title to large irlcts of
land, within the limits Of the states AMI leuitl-
lies, hnyr been cN'Iuru shed. aud arrangements
a..
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$50 Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from the enco.
cFA sure of the subscriber, near
GamA nm Narscillcs. La Sale co. His,
M GQfon Sunday night the Isl inst,
two HORSES. One daa!l
iron gray, shade lighter on the head,
and the end of his tail white. Tile 9TH
er white Morse, with his left hind foot
crooked over Lis Iellock joint. The iron
gray is about years old, and II hand'
high: the white horse is abou, years
old. and also about IL hands high.
A reward offjiy doi'orS will be given
for the recovery Of the horses and appre-
henssion Of the thief, or Thirty dollars
for the recovery of the horses alone.
Nov. 6. lSi6-l3 A WALBRIDGE.
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ST'E:AYED.

STRAYED from the sub
cdTh scrber living on section l40
GssaA I4 Of Illinois and Michigan ca
"a glFnal, two miles northeast of
Marselles, on the night Of the
18Th October, two black horses both a
bont9 years old one of them has white
spot in his face aud long bushey tail.
and when he trols he goes lame in one Of
his hind legs; the other is round short
horse and in good order, and had two
sores on his neck, one on each side which
were occasioncd by the collar, and par,
Of one Of his hind legs were white. Any
person who will return them 10 The sub
'crlbCr, or address a letter to John Dillon,
Postmaster at Marseiles. shall I've liberal
ly rewarded. TLOS. CAVENAU.
Marseiies. Oct %. 1916.
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nually, for several years to come,
between half million and a million
OF dollars; and the loan required may
he reduced by that amount also
Should these measures be adopted,
the loan required would not proha-
bly, exceed eighteen or nineteen ml!-
lions misunderstanding in the treas
urv a constant surplus Of i millions
of dollars The loan proposed, It is
estimated, will be sufficient to cover
the necessary expenditures, both for
the war, AMI for all other purposes,
up 70 the 30th Of June, 1878; and
an amount # this loan not exceed
Ing onc-half, may be required dur
Ing the present fiscal year, and tac
greater part Of the remainder during
the first half Of the fiscal year RE
maininr.
In order that timely notice may
be given, and proper measures taken
10 effect the loan, or such portion of
it as may be required, it is important
that the authority of Congress be
given to make it at an early period
Of your present session. 1t is sug-
gcSted that the loan should be con-
tracted for a period of twenty years,
onJ na,. :, az y, an c,r'ior r.r;,l
n,;,! n,,r,,ot ,.,Irn ont or oav sur
nirs vh;ch NAV NJ onv fine heir fine
rrcasnry onnI;cobIc f. that nurnoqc
A0or Tho establishment nf mace
with N,y;co. Il Is sunnosrl tbot =
consiJcr,Lle snr,ln, Viii cviet and
that t,,a 1,lt n,y bo cyt;nrn;s haJ
in a much shorter no,ioJ lL3n that
for which i nav ba co,trocled-
The nor;nd Of ,,ycrtv wears. nc that
for which tho nro, sci lam NAV he
contracted !, ,r,r,r.noo "a , sIort.
or nor;ol Is sngoe,t.d bcc,nse ali
evncricncn. bo,5 gtlo,nr and abroad
has .1ovn that loans are effected
imam mncb better forms n,on Iona
time, than when tLey are r,;m5urs.
able at short d1.cs
Necessary rs mi; mcasor, is 70
sustain the honor and interest; OF
fine country. cnaorpd in = rorc;rn
war. it is not doubted but that Con-
cress will rromr,lv authorize il.
The balance in tie Treasury on
fine first Of Ju,y last exceeded nine
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posed, not for the legitimate purpose
Of raising revenue, but to afford adj
yautagcS TO favored classes, at the
expense Of large majority Of t'.ri.
fellow citizens. Those employed IN
agriculture, mechanical pursuits,
commerce, and navigation, were
compelled to contribute from their
Substance to swell the profits and
overgrown wealth Of the compare
lively few who had invested their
capital in manufactures. The taxes
were not levied in proportion to the
value Of the articles upon which they
were imposed; but, widely depart
inc from this just rule, the lighter
taxes were, in many cases, levied
upon articles Of luxury and high
price, and the heavier taxes on these
of necessity and low price, consum-
ed by the great mass of the people.
It was a system, the inevitable ci,-
feet Of which was to relieve favored
classes, and the wealthy few from
contributing their justproportion loi
the support Of government, and to
lay the burden on the labor Of the
many, engaged in other pursuits
than manufacture.
4 system SO unequal and unjust
has been superseded by the existing
law, which imposes duties not for
the benefit or injury of classes or
pursuits, but distributes, and, as far
as practicable, equalizcs the public
burdens among all classes and oc-
equations. The favored classes,
who, under the unreal and unjust
system which has been repealed,
have heretofore realized large profits
and many Of them amassed large for
tunes, at the expense Of the many,
who have been made tributary to
them, will have no reason to COM
plain if they shall be required to bear
their just proportion of the taxes
necessary for the support Of govern
ment. SO far from it, it will be per-
Cciycd, by an examination of tie cX-
isting law, that determinations in
TIC rates of duty imposed, within the
revenue principle, have been retain
ed in their favor. The incidental
aid against foreign competition
which they still enjoy, gives them
an advantage which no other pur.
suit possesses; but of this none 9TH
e,s will complain, because the duties
levied are necessary for revenue
These revenue duties, including
rrcights and charges, which the i'm
porter must pay before he can come
in competition with the home manu-
lac!urc, to more than one-thirl of
the value Of the imported article,
and in some cases to almost onc-ha!f
It's value.
With such a1sa.. geo it Is MT doubted that
oar domestic Manufacture VIII continue to pres.
per, rCll z,nI 10 wc,lcurducled cs,ail -hmcur-
"'cn greater profits ,han can he derived rom ally
o.hcr regular business. Iudccl SO iar from r..
Ig.uus the protection Of even incidental rrvarur
dUucs, our manufacturer. in several ic.jlae
AmHcars ere extending their business c.si e,-
IL nee e GrsaI ingenuity aad ,NU, nud Il jh,i5
hi ny 90 compete, with Increased yrr-p,c! ui
-gcrgss ipr the open market of the world. Do
mrStfC NlUUf .ft.Tg [ the Nrigp pl sever, %. l.
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'sTIE undersigned offers at reduced prices. To,
Z FLOWING Lands lying in ia Sale CO., viz
In township -, north range oasi-.-w b Wv
sec ~; sw sec ~; sN and NV sec 90; : /
sec 80.
In %, n c.-.nv q Of Sc Or sec TO- h Sc ,
sec II; @ h sc qrsCc 10.
In 33, 9..-n ne Fl qr, and nv fr q
sec q.
IN t33, n . a.--n h aud So q sec .; ne q Sc,
-; sw 4, aud " NV q sec II; sc q sec u.
II t35. n r 3 Cisco &; NV sec 8.
In 81, u r 3 CIV b sw q sec r.
In 81 n r / c...e h Sc q sec 4.
In town 81, n r - r-.-c ne q sec 10.
Terms. onr.,hrl cash, aud the balance in twt
years. Nov-ll 90 BRONSON MURRAY
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sign Of ;lse Three Hats.

(NO. 2O2 LAKE ST, ChicagO)
|. G.. STEPHENS would re.
20 spectlu.ly announce to the CHI.
- ~ ztns Of Chicago and vicinity
~ f.1 that he is now receiving the lar
tss1 gest ard best selected stock OF
'e' W goods in his line ever offered in
Chicago. His stock consists in part as follows,
to w.t:.-hats, caps, mulf', Bnas BuiIAlo robes
aud coats, buck mI,tcus and gloves, trunks, tray.
cling bags flr ladies' and gentlemen, ovcrshoes
Indian mcccaSins, cravats, suspeudcrs, shirts.
lmbrellas, walking canes, &c. He is also man
utictu,IuG all kinds of goods pertaining to his
business. Country merchants and Others in wan,
of goods will d, well To give him a coll before
purchasing elsewhere, as ho is confident he
can sell as low as any house in the city of New
York.
HAtters' stock and trimmings constantly on
hand. Cash paid for turs and skins.
Chicago. Oct 30, 1916. l7-y
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C0CssltAGE.
Fire! Eiyc!!

A NY quantity of coal KEEP, constantly
"a bn hand at the Fox River Feeder.
and u, my house in Ottawa, ON Front st.
Warranted to be oC the best quality in the
county. FRANCIS BRADY.
Ottawa, Oct. o, 1916.
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region have been subjected to many hatIshirs,
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICHMOND VIRGINIA
hoST IL Constantly selling Primes wrhin a few d.y.
The ohowfnz have passed u No.
" 10 y s. o. 6S c. and IS other.
tot hpnl are rich in the Amongst Of
$4,000 To be sod by HUyi The and
be hopes to receive that from To-
teres as this capital one MAI.
remittance for the above and capitals April md be
address uoyr
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL. 1876.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
hl-nandria Lottery. Gas J. dravn An,u .h
spisnd CApA $4,000 1000 30 Of 500 80 ~
500 &c - NUMBERS and II drawn Who'll Ticket, 10 hsI,.
SO paekar. OF 20 Whole. cost, 10
doIar,-ShAres IN proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
AlsIaEdra Lottery, Cas H. IstG-to be drawn Aur Itb
Capals $4,000, 1900 5000 a. OF 900 so Of 500 20
OF 400, ke IS Nos ~ drawn Tickets To- h1ve. s.
SO esreae Ola package of2j wboes 100 dol srs-
shares In Eroport
$4,000 DOLLARS 30 900 !-l2OOO!
Alexandra Lottery Gas IS for drawn A,t sth
Magnificent Prizes $4,000 10000 600 OOeO 9OtO 900
1000 '7I Of 1000 of Of 5000 90 Of 200 40 az
az shts e'l certificate of 20 whoes dolar.-
Shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS.
hIeIandria Lottery Class To- for Ap e5,b
Capitals $50 OOO 10000 1000, sOO Of 1000 IS OF
500, &c IS Nos II drawn Tickets lC halves quarter. so
certificate Of package Of IS Whole. doIars-hares
propo ton.
% Mske Remittance, Immediately distance II in town
apply IN p-r'on to ID. NJ HOYT
No. J Exchange.
% Ticket, in all the IOtee, advertised by Gregory 20
instantly hand Orders enclosing
cd To with pIouptnes- Drawing. Letter sent
requehedh al who order OF u. NJ. HOYT Richmond.
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CONGRESS.
Correspondence Of the BAIT American
~
The Senate last evening dJournod over to Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

"ShNsIoNt hach ~, lS4b.
The Senate last evening adjourned to Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
RePors from Comm n,,s
The Committee Commerce reported a Bill for the
amendment Of the act for the better security the lives Of
pas engors on board Of steam vessels.
he Committee the Post Offices nnI Post Roads re-
ported resolution recommending the favorable console
ration u the Committee Of Wa,s and Means 80 much Of
report from the Postmaster General recommends an np-
preparation for line Of Atlantic Steamers.
the Committee the Judiciary reported Bill Tor the
reorganization nl the Treasury Department.
bill was reported for the commencement of fortified
lions Of Sncketis arbor aud In Louis and Alsbama.
bill was reported leuve to grant 50 acres Of land
10 every head Of family.
Also bill To give quarter section Of land 10 eyory poor
man' woman and child IN the community without money
end without prce
boh Of the above bills were reported on leave and re.
lered 10 me Committee on Public Lands Mr. NJ NC OF
20 sheuea'o 10 report tho estimates Of tho Secretary u
cembu last. ~ F''F WV w ~
The effort TO make tho report was resisted bv sovc,st
members, foremost among whom, were Mr. UOIIsTpN
Of Ala. sod Mr.. TIOMPSON oT Ms,
Mr. KING said he desired a. make bis reso,t r,,,, ,,
Commiiiee and sent tho statements Of Commodrto, N
WaHngi n, Shubrok and Crane. IN the Speakers sb.
The report was objected a., aud great confusion prevailed
IN tho House
The Speaker decided hst report was in order from the
COMMITTEE, whether report IN part or IN whole
ne troops sfo 90 have their officers and be arm
ed by the General Government
The House ordered the printing u 5000 extra copies Of
the report accompanying the Bill
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS. &c.
motion m de for t1e adoption Of Resolution 4,
make the rules Of the Hone uniform upon oil items II an
ProPrston IN oil appropriation bills, that the yea, and
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DISPATCHES FROM MIR. MeIANs-rn, W.,

DISPATCHES FROM MR.. McLANE-Tho Wash.
i"g'on correspondent OF the New York Cou,ier under
date OF Monday last, writos:
espaiehes were received the State Department psr
no Hbensn. from Mr. McIsnr uut Minister nj I,udon:
the exact purpou OF which not informed but unaues-
onaoy OF an unaNorable character relates the
ihng a'htude oi the Oregon question. Those who from
'eir position aud pol teal relations accurately sdys
u the nature OF those dcspNtches and who also
easso peaceful and equitable OF the Difficult
w. are evidently alarmed at the posture Of affairs tnd Or.
iu OF that the Of government has
been such rs TO make extremely improbable that the
msrer will be settled by negotiation"
Bot the Editor Of the Courier himself says in the same
pspsE--
With regard to the Oregon difficulty we have well
settled conviction, that it will be q train Of s.lemen nj
shortly after the arrival OF the 9Th Of April
We have no doubt but Mr.. Mclsne has bee to
inform the British Government that II they III offer the po
position refused by Mr. Packcnham 1t will be
and IA our Judgment they will tender that nc
companied with demand OF the free navigation forever
81 the Columbia. THIS latter demand we think our Gov
eminent viii refuse; and or instead the free Of
Tue columbia Tor term at yeas, when by the extinction Of
tae ur trade will become vaueess to c. Britain Shou
'hey do 80 wefclnnot doubt but the whole dcu all be
sm'caby arranged F. the offensive manner in which Mr.
Buchanan refused a;bitrnon there can be NJ apology;
but recent events have taken oil the edge that
unJu-tihabe act; and the merchant aud AL who are
engaged IN business should feel and II the Oregon
Altar was IN train OF satisfactory adjustment Such
events opinions 81 the matter and we give bom for
what they worth"
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foHtrits.
6TRATTON'S OFFICE,
ho-A SOUTH PoURTEENrH STREET.
fsss sn ths vsus ssy wAai thsy e.n
res s-nias Psss-s. sr.ArTo-, tss ma.i


The Prise. $4,000 Paid,t
p wbois rieh~t Ne.L Sz 80. M Uspit.l Pm, nj
10 900 Dollars, t~~~sas Isss-sy NO ~ d,,~n pa
h.h .-<As and soA ~ srkArrON. euy Y.,o,.
vas yessrdsy pe-sa-d srHArINl Pt,. Ohe
Drawn Nos. IN N. Jersey. Ctss-. 4ii March 13rd
III % IS 81 a. 50 "a u 10 u S.
Ticket Mo- ~ a. SIS. One nue. pr,zs .,ld & paid bv
srRATION.
Sl2OOO. 10000
h,ndsy-Lesturr ~ Capital. ~ sse 10 600 .ooo tooo
lsH 20 of 1000, &C. - No. ds.~a who 90 rs h,v..
f,so. qfs las.
$4,000, 5000
nss.dsy-As rasiiia. Va 20 Cspnak 1900 5000 1000
~, t.ss.
$4,000. 5000.
w-dn~sdsy AL rsBdr., ~ C.sit.. IS 600 5000 looo
gooo l's1 1900 eOO 10 Of 100 - n drawn wh,I,
~. hAlss. 2:q.I.
$4,000, COCO
Thursday - Ell Capita. " 900 5000 1000 10
OF 1900, &c - Va. ~ drawn whoe Is b.lye. SSO ~. Is
$4,000, 1000
fitdsy--hononssila. - Capitals iOOO Of 700
OF zoe" &C rs Nos ssa~. who o. haIye. SOC a.. use
$4,000.
Mooday- No ST. Ia Capital. tsoo - No. n s,,x,
WLoiss 81. halves soc: ars Csc.
$4,000. 10000
hontAy-AIeHsBirs, IL Capital rs 10 900 5000 5000
tees 5lxo No o. 1900 SO VI 500 - ~ dawn who-
sie halves s. ars ESQ.
Boyer referred which mr..
al ths Once proof of what done and every
~ssnns continues to nerea-s tn. number sd
" ord~rs for in the aboy,
sebemes and n. Lotteries promptly uod t. ana
trswins wtsn rssaeasd.
rs.ss address ssds" to n srRArroN.
Rleh Va
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,h~eid be sesdsd pse.idsi .s upoa each Prove
sion Of a ball ior RIVER. isrbor.. &c.
The iiOn yeas iol, 81 refused 10 suspend the
Rules 10 receive tho resolution.
Ohec i'ns made because the report was In pirt
verbal and not a reportn full.
Mt KING said II the iious Ohiee'ed his making the re-
port because part OF was In writing he would withdraw
the estimates and prop report ul future time
MILITIA BILL.
Mr. HUBBARD II ILL., reported hi In favor of raising
egonary corps OF troop, In each State Of the uniOn
serve of three months each year la Of
the Union which tho Genof. Government at rJvide
military tents Tor sncampm. nts
CALL FOR INFORMATION. sc.
Mr.. DAVIS IL Ny Offered Resolution calling upon the
Picsid Of the un.j States for the preci ausmsat
o the Anuy aud Navy which b. deems Necessary In the
present II te oi foreign relations The resolution
objected TO- ard motion u suspend the rules Loaf by
Of ~ To 81
bill was reported for ia rial Improvements in Iowa
aud after various motions upon miscellaneous questions
the House proceeded the orders OF the day. then
went into Committee Of the Whole upon the private
lenJar. few bills wer. syorabiy considered, hut the
objected To, ind nooe passed The House
then adjourned
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Correspondence Of the American.

WARRINGTON. March 81.
The secret estimates OF the Naval Beareau and Secrc-
tsy ct tho Navy in the House this morning. and a,
one time upon the Speakers table. The Committee on
Naval Affairs ready and anxious to report but the
minority took the matter into their own hands and re
fused u allow the reports TO be read. The information
however, can give you.
The information. then, which the House designed 10
keep secret Is The fact that the estimates made by the
hea1s OF tbs Naval Bureaus. Commodores Morris War
rngon Crane aud ShuLr OK propoed under estimates pre-
pared by the Secretary OF the Navy the
OF the Navy:
In men, thirty six thousand, eight hundred.
Expenditure, 500. 100000
And the increase Of the vessels commission to the fol-
lowing number;
Steamers, An
Frgaies, al
Soops Of War, a.
An increase of hity-cight vessels of war in ALL The Sc
cetiry OF War did 20 ihis extreme but an
increase OF $4,000 TO the Standing Army whole force
t. be under the control Of the President OF the L. States
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TRUSTEES SALE OF KEIL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND
VALUABLE EIGHT ACRE LOT.

x virtue oi deed of trust executed To the sub
- 'et,e-r BY lsham K Wooi'on brarng the 9Th AprI
81 reorl IN the ones OF enco County Court for the
purposes t1erein mentioned sha SATURDAY tie lin ,y Of
NP ~" At "eIheb y W. on the prcsrd 10 s. al
plee auction 10 The highest bier yauabe Lot
acres on The south te Of Wesam rad IN the tow 81 SO
new and near the city Of Richmond opposite nee Of
And S"reny aud adjoining that of Richard Hin IT, THIS h.,
eosed and high OF improvement II IN. ,.ats,
snou &c 50 BAD as IN the opinion Of the would be i'm
pspeI to s' The ss will be made the evening follow
ing II iair % the neat fair everif the hour
TERMS BY consent Of part esOne hrd cash: balance aud -
monh' SAMUEL r. PULLIAN
ma -'-toios
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RAYMOND & cos
NJ E Ma GERIE!

INHlS splendid collection of Wild Animals,
from The New Hort Zoooseal Institute open eIhibr
toni Richmond. FRIDAY April 3D. three days ONLY
AZ inc mosi prominent and OF Natural
~u be found IN the collection which heretofore
been exhibited IN the Uured states
Inc science oi Natural History wide heJ euriou,
'n'rsugahon Nature shows Itself under form,
nddspos"ns m he brute creation that
Always matter Of Instruction and needless to
say That VISIT to well arranged Menagrre only oppou
my A' the greater portion community enjoy behnLn
the mercer ana more formidable oTtion Natures Its ad
Nahsrs are apparent There entirely danger and almost
al one view arr heh"d the
the countries which they hhab tnEeIhT rrmAr
kabe Tor THAR beauty or auty 81 form superior BR
BAND ~ attached To the rsab'l shmsut
MT PIE CE the renowned LIos TINER, To thus e.
hbon snd viii 10 through rormanses for
paneutnr Of winch bil daily II O'Clock and and
9 o'eIOek p. NJ
9 Doors ffom " O'Clock A. NJ and 2 To and 81
To g p NJ. - ~
pT Adm rance IS cents, children half priee.
p1T For part culars, bills and pamphlets
March 80 si6-dw
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D. PAINE y CO.,
MAN AYERS OF LOTTERIES.

''"'""u' '"g"td.
INHE business of the Agency of Messrs. d.
= PAINE a CO. h"r-tore conducted urdet the firm Of T
Russell bigger CO. vii hereafter by subscriber
as Agent fo the Manager and all Managers
or myself, will be promptly attended 10.
C w PURCELL. Agent for d PAS, Co,
Managers OF Lotteries.
me following grand Schemes presented To irisnds
AID the patrons Of the
S3OOOu, $4,000. 100 OF 1000!
Grand CONSOLIDATED ousry. No H. Saturday
5000 1900 5000 5000, sas4 100
sl2 halveso ~hoes eo.. ana 40
20 hslv,s IL 20; &c quarters IS IS.
$4,000, so of $500.
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY H. To be drawn on saiur
day APnl 9Th 's'e. IS Nos; ,sdmwn
Nri1e of $4,000 pHls of sasOO
10000
tl97 SO 1900
Ticket. $40, Have. 5; auan,r. 9 so.
Certificate OF IS wbole., ems 90
DO. do. IS Halves, SO 90
Do do e5 Quarters, SO
S3OOOO! 10000 100 of 1000!
Grand Consolidated Iery No IS to be drawn on satur
day April lh, Isi6. at Wilmington Delaware. 7s Numbers,
II drawn
GRAND CAPITALS
! Pnre OF s9ooOO pnre OF $1,000
10000 sSSS I ice 5000 500
Tickets $40. Halves 5: Quarters . so
Certificate OF 90 whpes will be sent sIie so
Do do .s Quarters, do do 20 81
$4,000! 5000! 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. drawn on saur
day, March 18th, IrI0. ~ numbers. - drawn
GRAND CAPITALS
pine Of stoO pine Of $1,000
$4,000 1900
10000 500
5000 &c
Tickets So Halves s. Quarters
Certificate ct 20 Whoes siIa 90
d. do. 20 Halves do SO So
DO do. 20 Quarters do ~ IS
50 700! 10000 5000,
Gnnd Cnnsoiat-d Lottery, n drawn on S,tut
day March 18th, Ie46. rs numbers drawn
GRAND CAPITALS
prIre Of 100000 pTEr Of $4,000
10000 900
l 5000 10 500
Tickets $40; Halves 5. so
C-rheaic Of IS Wholes sg2 so
Do do. 2S Halves do 46 -
DO do - Quarisr, do ~ n
" Ordsrs the prompt the
drawings sent when aud the
cash for all capital be
ings are received For large pines. address
u. FAME 3 CO. Manager.
mb 70 Richmond, Va.