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CONGRESSIONAL.


In the Senate, the debate on athe notice" was con-
tinusd by Mr.. flanagan, in an eloquent speech Of
about two hours, and Of which We present full re-
pon and to which we have space le osly to say that
we refer our readers
Mr. Coquitt has the floor for tomorrow. The
galleries were densely crowded.
The House proceeded with the regular business Of
the day. which was the call of the States for resou
lions. great number were offered, some Of which
were laid over for debate. Others were adopted,
thus keeping the committees, whose motiye-wheels
they In part constitute, abundanty supplied with
food and sustenance.
Al the State Of Mississippi, the call was abruptly
broken of, leaving the few Suites land Teritories
that follow on the list without opportunity Of in
Producing their resolutions. The cause Of the trep
dation into which the House was thrown, and
which led to its precipitate adjournment was reso-
luton, offered by MIR. Jacob Thompson, to supply
the reporters Of the city press with copies Of bills
&c, in order To enable them the better to keep the
public mind informed Of the public business. The
absence Of such facilities is loss to the constituent
body, not TO the reporters On the score Of expense
the bills and reports daily trodden under foot, or
heaPed uselessy on the back OF the fire, would be
greater in comparison, Any one who has OBJ
served the proceedings Of Congress, when
important bills are under discussion, will have
noticed the constant reference made to them in order
To understand the character and scope other various
provisions. Nothing is known by intuition; moth
ing is expected from intuition II the means Of
reference be thus important to those who have to
vote, it is not less TO those who have to put
coldly down on paper the doings Of the day with
the certainty that, il not correct, they will be pub
icly challenged the next morning on the score Of
"inaceuracy," or peradventure the less charitable
ground of injustice" Something in this respect is
due to the people, and it is believed that, rgh,fuly
az they enforce on the minds ofther representatives
the necessity of just economy in the public expen-
ditures they would not hesitate moment, if their
votes could be taken, to supply those who furnish
them with the daily record OF the proceedings OF
Congress, all the means and appliances so mani
testify requisite for the satisfactory discharge Of
their obligations to the public. The thanks Of the
press are due to Mr.. Jacob Thompson for his intel
hgent and manly course.
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10 The LADIES' FESTIVAL AT THE OpEos, corner
street and Pennsylvania avenue, for the benefit of
the Second Presbyterian Church, will (at the request
of numerous friends) be continued during the pres
ent week. E .'.N
Refreshments Of all kinds, and band of music in
Members of Congress, strangers, and citizens are
re specuuy invited to patronize this effort to sus
tain one Of the oldest churches in this city.
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MONDAY NIGHT. FEB. Nc. Is46.

The Presidents mansion will be open for the re-
eepton Of visitors on Wednesday evening, the 18th
instant, at B o'clock.
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A SELECTION OF LEGAL MAXIMs. elias
n si6ed and illustrated; by Herbert Broom, of
the Inner Temple; vol. Just imported from Lon
don, +. TAYLOR,
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CITY POST OFFICE.
On motion of Mr.. CUMMINS,

Re,orsd That the Postmaster General report TO this
House with little delay possible at what rate per
the expenses Of the post ONCE in Washington City
have been increased In OF kespny account
Of the free masbe matter received at said ONCE what in
there has been in the number Of clerks in said Office
since the appointment Of the present and what in
there has been in hs said office since his
appontme MT and also that he state the why the
evening mail OF members Of the House Of Representatives is
delivered early hour at former sessions
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CEwING sILKS.--I5,0 900 skeins Of the best
- quality sewing silk, only cents per skein, worth
5 cents
Also, new ribands, laces, nets, French-worked
eollards, inside handkerchiefs, long and haifong
KID gloves, warranted the best quality; gentlemen
and ladies' silk gloves, mits tarstonds for evening
dresses; new silk illusions, plain and figured for
evening dresses; very broad rich needle-worked
laces for fuckers and founcing; French quilngs,
steel beads and combs, with many other new goods
to-day opening, at the New York cheap lace store,
between 10th and 18th streets, Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. ,..f"
BRAGDON & TWoMBLY,
Successors toJ T. & G. KING.
Feb. l6-2t
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~ A nearly new and wel-kept carriage and pair
Of very handsome-mstched dark chestnut blooded
horses, aged about or years, well broke to har-
ness, perfectly sound and gentle. They will be for
sale private sale until Saturday, the 2st instant,
when, fnot sold BEFORE will be sold atpublic auc-
tion in front Of the auction rooms of Robert w.
Dyer. .u
Any person wishing TO purchase may see them at
the stables At the commandment of the navy-yard.
ROBT. w. DYER,
Feb. 16-dts Auctioneer
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BY E. S. Wright, Georgetown.
MILL oFFAL AT AUCTIoN.-on wednes-
wi day next, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock I shall
SELL at the warehouse of G. Smith, on Water street,
$500 bushels mill offal Of all kinds, in lots to suit
purchasers. .-...
Feb. 1916 EDW. s. WRIGHT.
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Flour was very Inactive to-day, and sales very
limited. Genssee was held at IS 62I; Michigan
and Ohio at IS 56.; New Orleans fair at as SO;
common at IS 37i. Richmond county has been
sold within day or two al IS So Export Of -four
from the LIST to the 10Th Of February, 1885 bar
rels. .
Corn was dull to-day, and little offering on
change. The quotations Of the various descriptions
remain for white at from 50 65, and yellow at
from 6S Toe.
Jersey corn meal is steady at % rs.
Provisions remain very dull. 100 barrels prime
beef sold to-day at 81; meas sells at 81. Nothing
beyond retail transactions doing in Pork Old prime
is quoted at % SO; new mess il dull at sl2 So and
new prime at $40. Ohio shoulders and hams sell
In small parcels at S a 7e.
store and on the wharf is 1, 500 hhds., at 81 81,
mos. BY auction, 30 hhds New Orleans sold al
81 a 81 cents, , and mos.
Molssses-There continues a fair demand for
New Orleans, and the sales, which reach 600 bbls
AT 24i cents for inferior, 20 26I n, 4 mos. for
prime, include all aAoat in first hands. BY auction,
ITO bbs. common New Orleans sold at 24i Is
cents, cash.
Rice dull. Sales since "Wednesday as follows
About 200 herees at % Is for fair broken to 81 so
last description in barrels at ~ IS.
Tobacoo-The market may be considered firm
without much doing. Virginia is quoted at 3a6 6;
and Kentucky and Missouri a,3a7.
Brazil coffee sells at has
FEArHEas-Thsre have been sales Of 1000 lbs
good western live geese, at % cents; and 500 lbs
prime, 30, 3 mos.
Tallow. some $1,000 pounds sold during the
week at 7. all.
Whiskey is lower; drudge is quoted DC; sales
made at % 23c.
Seeds Of all kinds are dull.
Lnsced oil inactive at IS cents.
Turpentine il generally held at IS per $50 lbs.
Lead 10 nominal at 43c; except small sales of
Scotch pig. Very little doing in iron.
Exchange on London, 8 81; on Paris, 2sJ a
5 27i; Amsterdam, 30 ssi; Hamburg, ISL Isl;
Bremen, 76t 7Si.
Freights remain as quoted yesterday, and rather
dull at that
remain yours, very truly,
MORGAN.
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On motion Of Mr.. MCDOWELL,

R,soIp,d, That the Committee the Judiciary be in
ructed inquire into the expedency Of amending the
law recognizing the naval department of the United States
approved 3 August ls2 authorize the appointment
OF civilians to discharge the duties assigned by said law
the vacancies created by the same instead Of off,
Of the navy and report to this House by bill or other
wise.
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STOCKS:

sAlEa-Esv Ysrk, Pstr~svy u, isAs.Frr board II 900
u states VT; l00os ofennsy vania
DO set 500 Ohio gs 1880. s5i; 1000 do. 80 h.; 300
Ohio r. lol TO- 600 Alabema S. u; sooo illinois srecal
bonds 3d. 90 Morris Canal 1871 rs do 1871 do lg4
do 10; $50 Reading r. coll 100 do col so do sci
do Vicksburg, 8; u. g. Bank, u Al.
Seeoad bosrd60 Morris Canal lsf $50 do Is; 900 do
M SO do u.s. 50 do III; a25 do l7f do lit; 200 do
80 do 49, 80 vicksburg s. 90 Reading railroad cot b.
3; so Canton Co, 81.
SHIP NEWS.
CLI,NED-ships Cambridge Barstow. Liverpool c. II.
Marshall; Dutchesse dOrlesns, Richardson, Havre w
Whitocki Courier Richmond, Virginia. briggs Carissa for
Neuvtss; Dr. Hitchcock Demerara; schrs Larch Norfolk
Va; Dodge. Apalschicola-
AaRTEp.-Shp Avalanche. is days from Maanzas; briggs
Clarion II days from st. Marks; Emily from CharIe,ton
George from do; schrs Senator, from Norfolk Virginia. H.
q. King, from do
sA,LID-Barque Mallory st Marks; brig Lowden cura-
Goa. ...a#'
BELow.-ship Mary Frances, from Mobile.
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COAST OFFENCES
On motion Of Mr.. La SERE,

Rssotrsd That the Committee Naval Affairs be In
inquire into and report upon the deences
say protect the Of the United States along the
Gulf Of Mexico and to command the various approaches to
the city Of New Orleans.
Agreed to.
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JEREMIAH SIMS
On motion Of Mr.. HARPER,

Resolved, That the Committee Revolutionary Pensions
inquire the expedency Of increasing the pension Of
jeremiah Sims, Of Perry county, Ohio. revolutionary
soldier.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL ENeNEER,
On motion Of Mr.. ST. JOHN

Rsortd Tbathe Secretary OF War he requested TO com
muncae TO this House such Information be IN POS
session Of the Bureau Of Typographical Engneers touch
ing the comparative advantages and disadvantages Of the
eqera points Lake Erie for the sstssshmsnt u naval
depot on said lake.
SAMUEL PERRr
On motion ofMr. NORRIS,
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Agreed :,
WAR DEPARTMENT.
On motion Of Mr.. JAMES A. BLACK,

R,soIvsd, That select committee retrenchment to
consist Of nine members b. appointed to take consde
ration the expenditures ofthe War Department and pay
Of the army.
Rssos,d farther That said have power to send
for persons and papers and that they report this House by
bill or otherwise.
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Which was laid upon the table.
THE MAILS.
On motion Of Mr.. w. G. BROWN,

RssoIrsd That the Postmaster General be. and he 10
hereby requested to furnish this House with stssmen
ing often the public mail the Cumberland road
has interrupted by the impossible condition Of the
Ohio river at Wheeling, since the LIST January, 1910.
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LOAN CERTIFICATES.
On motion of Mr.. BIGGS.

Rs,oIpsd, That the Committee Of Ways and Means be
instructed to inquire into the expedeney providing by
law for the payment Of loan certificates outstanding
and unpaid issued under the authority Congress
the confederation.
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NAVAL DEPOT ON LAKE, ERIE.
On motion of Mr., LEWIS

R,soircd That the Secretary Of War be requested to
communicate to this House all the information pos.
session Of ths typographical bureau together with such
opinion that bureau is prepared give touching the
ysnages and disadvantages Of the different points
Erie for the establishment Of a naval depot.
Agresd IN
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YUCATAN.

Extract from letter received IL. this eiiv dated aNs-
nda Yueaian) January ID, 1886"
"The adyices received from Mexico, stating that
the committee Of the House Of Representative had
made their report against the treaty between Yucca
tan and Mexico has caused the authorities of this
country TO renounce all alliance with Mexico, as
you will see by the public papers which have the
honor 10 enclose.
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UNITED STATES MINT.
On motion of Mr.. GRAHAM,

R,rolrd That the Committee Of Ways and Means be in
struced TO inquire into the expediency Of directing tn
United mint and its branches 10 all orsg
whichis msy be owned by the general
into the legal coin OF the United States
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Resolved That the Committee Of Claims be instructed TO
inquire into the propnety of paying samuel Ferry the
deducted HON freight bill under seontrset I'm
Mcclure CO.. for transportation OF Indian stores ana an
additional amount claimed for detenion and the expenses
incurred thereby.
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On motion of MIR. J. JOHNSON,

Rssovd That the Committee the Post once and Post
Roads be instructed to in inquire into the expedency Of
tabshing postroue from De Kalb in the county Of Gil
mer Aanisyis in the county Of Richie in the State
Of Virginia.
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Rssolpsd That the President communicate this House
far consistent with the public welfare, any and all in
formation in his possession touching the interference Of
Great Britain In the affairs ofhe Argentine Conederscy and
the existing difficulties the Plate; and also touching the
mediation proposed by the charge daes Of this govern
and the effect produced neutral In South
America by the recent interference OF England and France
in the affairs Of this continent
Laid over.
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DIR WINANS,.
BALKAN or WILD CHERRY:
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

BEING \ SURE REMEDY FOX
CONSUMPTION in all lie various forms Coins Asru
" ~, BaoNcmTIs, GROUP WhOOpng Cough, Spit.
ting OF Blood, liculty OF BFeS;hng, Pains in the
side and Breast Influenza, LlN ER COMPLAINTS &C.
Inc medical properties OF DIR. Winau's Basam Of
Wild Che ~ are fully established in every section Of the
country by Us success ~ curing She iuveierate ca
Ses OF the foregoing class OF diseases.
liz almost every instance where il has been persevered
ses this BasSn viii AFFORD immediate relief or al least
elect great change Ia few days, Sill cannot he ex
pceied 20 ~O Tk miracles hy curing all in short time
Or TO restore health 10 frame that has been prey to
fell disease for years.
Besides there many STAGES Of the same disease
that u impossible for any physician determine the
quGniny OF medicine required 10 eradicate IT, different
IN some cases, single bottle sufficient; while Others
VIII require three bottles produce She same eject
Al we AK Of the patient il 20 give medicine fair
rta ami Tie m0y resi- assured That will lie
Of ihe most beneficial effects
Patients, in taking The medicine. need not restrict
themselves as regards Diet except avoiding the ind
gestse articles Of Ood-such sailed and smoked me Al
cabf sees, ouious oucumlers, sc.
They should pay proper attention that their dress Is
warm, and should avoid exposing themselves the in
eemences ofthe weather &c careful not To oyerexer.
cisc.
Frequent tsihnr in wsrm hath, and the use Of hair
gloves for rubbing the flesh heOre going bed win AID
/ the medicine ii is effects.
The bowels should kent open with some gentle med
cine such a. Dr. Wiuans Poor Mans Pills, which will
he found much superior 80 any purgaivo Pills now IN
use, ard viii also AID the Balsam ia all affections Of ths
liver.
For sale wholesale and retail by
LIT. HoRNBRooK.
nov s0-iy Wheeling. Va.
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FRrIIS- CONFECTInNARY 90

FyrHE utscrer hes received and pow ocera for sac
~ AZ hiss 9id Haad. NO. D.. Monroe street, south side
Fer1F.--Tresn Oranges, Lemons Haisins, FTunCr.
pafcs, Figs, Tamaruds, &c.
Nuts and Ground huia.
CoNFE. IiDEsHy pf every variety and style.
ToNktto ard C.0kaE. Lemon syrun. 81.
The Above viii ell che apCf than Buy other establish.
mont boz tls city, and cast lower than tbs Ntoossis
snd Retail Ymieiy Store siX eoofs atove dare % h.
june "a 2. r. linn,
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REAL ESTATE MARKET

NO. ft<. hROADwAY. MEM YORK
,c urtsas'ssigned hsvc oFraniycd an ASSOCIATED
a., sa.I-NN eadny 80 various pats OF our eoun.
ana To Europe. for tie purpOse u collecting n, thi-
snn lien communicating those who desire To
~, Mol iSl TATE. such authentic inf,rns inr,
wm enable them with lie beast dei.v ttouhe or :,
lne, 70 hnd spot where they can. on the no-f fsvors
,s., n, procure tor themselves home. adapted all
's,lse,s 20 iheir circumstances and wants
we Keep REGISTER Of REAL. ESTATE on sale
,,ss under spprcprise beads, and periodical
pve,,i.aton entitled the "AMERfCAN real. ESTATE
aDVERTIsER," containing aogue with Iocstisn.
descriptions and priceswhich extensively circulated
ON notn sides OF the Atlantic.
With these arrangements prepared TO negotiate
sales or exchanges % REAL ESTATE OF every descrip.
Knowing that ' IN ,s s 81 re Of vlsn. kra,sekv
Tennessee and Missouri there ars.c quantities Of
New Lands and many eahlyred farms for sale at low
prices, and accommodating terns and regarding the
soil ard elimec Of those Stat favorable FOR az
rieutura Productions we are satisfied is only
these facts should he made known induce an
emigration will eectra demand for not on.
~ the lands and cultivated farms but for the vast
purposes. ahouhding la those regions: and result IN
extensive sales. mutually advantageous both buyer and
seller, aud TO the prosperity Ut the State al large.
We have Tor the las, year had frequent application.
Tor lands an those States, and have actually more
Nethcrcfore Issue this circular solicit consisnmeuts
OF euch lands. improved unnproved
The states Above named with particular description of
tne premises. location. terms. ard surrounding
stances We will enter all such descriptions on our 20,
g-er without charge, and II accompanied by a rcn,i,
lance OF -. VIII advertise the in the American
Real Estate Register when an owner gives M na,.a.
Of attorney TO SELL will do So and remit 10 him he
pIoeeeus; ~ Other eases we will direct purchasers tho
In either case. when sac is effected by US or to
puIenessr aeetedb by US our commission viii be- for
new lands Ten per cent for improved property two and
half per cent. w. ~
Aeopy OF the Real Estate Advertiser viii he sen, IN
ARNOLD BUTTuM,l BIiFrIrM f. 20
yopnUA wBBn. 1 Il2 broadway Now So,k
Wheeling and will promptly attend TO all orders In ~
'enst ues1l J. L. WHARTON.
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$4,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia--Class No. 90.
To he drawn at Wilmington Delaware ON Saturday
July -, lS4G.
prize OF 100000, LOT 5000 of $1,000 OF 4oOs
CO hunters, - ballots Tickets sl2; certificate Of
whoes li2, shares in proportion.
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SALE Of RH.I. FsT.Tr.


Denlemin heMeehen , T9tEstANT TO deere,
Jsaes Eimsey and ohcs.S by IN" Ss,, ~ ,als ssus.
o. Law and Chsnccry f,r OHIO ~ on as,b n,
of June. 1910. the undersigned. scfins a.
IA this tehsf. wiz proceed 10 sell on Mo,d.V ~ 5o
dsy OF August 1896 al tho font ,.no- az H. A. t
OF Ohio County the follown ing deserted n,ors, %
20 saw, al that certain tract OF fsn6 sit,,.., :.
wheeling tfeek. adjoining land sold bv xviii,. AZ,
line 10 Henry Moore and Robert BALDWIN I.r;,si,
on nne nsnk on me creek thence with said Moore
line. thence N. Is deg w with ss;a HI. 49,, Inv .scS
uied eei thenee Ia w ~ the snk ofyyb.s T., .,
tneaoe up the creek with the the,eof h,e h'
1oS ,. W ne .eIhninz, supposed to contain Twelve
ing TERMS to VII; one hundred doil.rs fsio0, ~ 49,, @
,,s, ~ sd IN hand and the residue hx e,,,.i
a. SIX, twelve and eighteen ,uonibs
go, "o usy OF sac, ihe purehs giving bond ,,d -.
purchase money BE- paid. JOHN o. rOrT m yum Oh
jy io-Im coaS.i !: ,moonsi :. &C.
COLDS, PAINS IN THE CHEST
bronchitis, Spirirg Of Blood and Llsip.
ient consumption; also Diarrhea. Dus.
ehtdry and summer complaint fn children
Speed'ty and eDeciuaiiy cured bv Brenflin-
gers compound SYRUP ofBONESET.
thiS most ropu lar aud unsurpassed medicine never
iais IN giving almost Immediate relief in AM OF the
oye enumerated compliance II has Ieen tried nv hun.
~ tuls cry. and there j. not 10 he found who
Ss useS u according to directions who viii testify
as .heacy Ia removing disease Should any rerson
que ofwefd aer trying IL, and say that he or she had
erlved no tcnet from its their .wenty.6vc cont.
'il lie promptly returned II lie had az Brentlin
err Apo'leea' None are genuine unless signed By
L. A. BRENTI.INGER
~ B-This medicine il now prescribed By seversi az
ar most respectable pyseians 10 whom the con,po,nd
~ WI "'""e A""Wn' u ~ 2. a. u.
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$500 Dollars.

PokoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. Ial
July 10, 1876.
Of 800 OF 500, of 1000, ! OF I, eoOSc.
wholcs SO. shares in proportion.
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&EA GOO.

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. IA,
day July -. 1896.
prize OF $4,000, OF GEO. of3,OOO. I ofsooo
&c hunters " bailois Tickets 81; ceniheaie OF &c
wholes 500 shares in proportion. -
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a97.ONOy

PoHoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. la.
July 20, 1916. va "N'"N!
i prize Of s97 GOO, of goo, Of 5000. 1000
- numlers, II drawn. Tickets So a certificate of
WhoCs SliS, shares in DroDortion -
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MANAGERS oFFfCE.

ELECTROMAGNETIC
HEAD QUARTERS.
| ~ Our Country Friends, 81, visiting m,
IN. city. will bear m mind that our office ), "a.
moved To three doors south "f Union. on Man :,
G GREGORY 4 co Mosae,..
RoBr ARMSTRONG, Ag NJ
Wheeling, Va.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 27
Draws at Alexandria, July IL, 1916. 10 Nos
/ ) drawn.
$4,000; $4,000; $4,000: 10000: 10. OOC
10 900; $500; 2,340; 20 of 900, SO OF 400;
200 OF POO.
Tickets $40, Certificate of 25 wholes will
cost $3.50.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra. Glass
loo. Draws at Baltimore, July 10. 46-7S
Nos Ia drawn.
$4,000; 10000; 5000; d, 900: 20 of 900;
Tickets 30; certificate OF IS whole tickets
will cost SO.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 2s. draws
at Alexandra. July Is, 1916. 10 Nos, II
drawn ballots.
$50 900; 10000; o--'T-lOO each Ct 900, 300.
Tickets Sl9. Certificate Of % wholes will
cost Sl43.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Extra. Class
ia; draws at Baltimore July %. rs mum
bers, IS drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; $500; 500; SOIL 200; &c
Tickets 50; certificate OF 26 whole tickets
will cost 500.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass %.
draws at Alexandria, July %. rs Numbers,
ID drawn ballots.
s35294; 10000; 5000, 5000; $500; 1000:
Q-S-l00 each Of ,000; 100 each of 500; 200
&c. SC.
Tickets $40; certificate of &c whole tic
kets will cost Sl45.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, extra Class
$50, draws at Baltimore, July 20. IS Mum
bers, l5 drawn ballots.
$4,000; 10000; 1900; 5 of 200; 600; &c.
Tickets 50; q certificate OF 90 whole tickets
will cost sos.
Since our last circular we have had the !
pleasure of disposing of one $4,000; two
5 900 and several $500 prizes Address |
iour orders 10 R0BT ARMSTRONG & co. !
Only AgentS JorJ. G. GRrGoRY * Co. !
Managers.