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northumberland.

At q meeting of 'lrdfy Wing citizens of N5rthumbsr.
and county o. ieainsyo Monday, e -h day II fe-
pniy 1877, or ihe purpose Of sending dc..r gate ~ The
Congregational Convention proposed 60 be- holden BOO York
on she itih Instant ior to purpose Of nominating clnd
da'c 90 be- supported r1d voted Tor by the Wgs m the mort
Congressional t.ctIuls
Cegt K D. CARTER wa appointed Chsirm1n, end
SA VI. LLLASU Secretary.
On notion Received, That eight delegate be- appointed
g aueht said Convention by iho Chlrman. Whcreuoyn
Gilmore 10 Cor, l. Shaughsr. " Z, Hsyn.o. ssnT
Burgess, u Harding 20 Boil. n. Lsusieie we're 90.
pointed 90 suend SAID CouYrr.ioa
On notion, Resolved, That tho Chslrss srJ sccrei,,y
be added to the delegation.
Resolved, T1at tho Wings Of ihis county will Nv,
hsafP end Jealous support the Wing nominee ly ,b,s
Congressional I,stfict, Of the ensuing election
Resolved That the Proceedings be published IN the
Richmond Wing
Resolved, That the me cling be adlourned.
X. D. CARTER, Chairman.
81. VI. Island, soctosry
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senate.
TussDAs. February i6. ls47.

Contamination from tAs Hesss
Tue House Ut Delegates agreed tho am, ndmen,
~ the Senate 10 the bill entitled An Act INCORPORATING Inc
Odd Fellows Male and Female Institute of Petersburg
and have adopted resolution requiring the County Con-,
OF Aecomac lay of the Island OF Tanrier \. .ep,r.e
school District, and to assign the people thereof their
share Of the School quota OF said county
Mr. GARRkrr said there some difficulty I'm The mind.
OF some Senators in regard the nature Of tho
whether had not better be passed bill than as on,
esouton he therefore moved that il be referred 20 the
committee on General Laws.
Upon motion OF MIR. WILEY, the Bill providing for Mn
increase OF stock Of the Brandonvile Evans,
VILE road was taken up, and after an explanation on his
part, passed.
Mr. Nc MULLEN moved to take up the Bill concerning
emsneipaied slaves.
Mr. BsrrIsr said no was ready and WILLING IN ,ke 1,
up but that the Senator from Fauquer was not ready TO
discuss me bill he would therefore not press IL.
Mr.. Nc MULLEN withdrew his motion.
Mr. boSDrRANr moved that the committee on Internal
Improvements be allowed to sit day during the session
OF the Senate.
some discussion between Mossrs BospuR,Sr and
MCMILLAN IN regard TO the iomaly OF tho request OF
some members OF the committee upon which the motion
was based.
Mr. VOOLFOLK offered the following Resolution:
hesoired, That the committee ON Internal Improve
men be instructed 10 after the adjournment OF the
senate, and 10 report Tomorrow the bill entitled An
Act 10 incorporate the Richmond & Pamunkey Railroad
Company"
Alter some further discussion, by Messrs. voolfolk and
THOMPSON. 1t was Withdrawn.
On motion OF Mr. Fay, the Senate adjourned
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lIaIe Orphan AsrImm.

must ask your indulgence enable 10 make stae.
meni with respect 10 the above institution with the faint
hope that Some Of citizens will be found ready TO come
forward and add 10 the iunds Of this noble charity Al
source OF deep regret that the collected 90 far has
bsen far inadequate 10 the wants IT community Even
m the short space Of time which has elapsed is com
mencemeni 10 children have been provided with comfort
able home but unless additional funds be collected no 9th
ots can be token, although about many more all of
whom are deemed proper objects u charity now ask for
admission. Shall The plea of these children be made In
san' Can nothing uner be done for the relief Of this an
Fortunate class Of our population leave these questions
with your readcf. snd should they with liberal r..
sponsc the result will be beneficial portion Of the rn,st
deserving amongst us aud will ofod NJ little qualification
10 q FEfyD Of raI OEruav
ar Cty manor, ,,,...,,f o., .,..
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MT russfxrr coueIuusu nn rsusfxss mo n.y. sssx
psfusy replied when the Bill laid over with the un-
oenndng that shall Gene up tomorrow and the dis
eossion DO concluded.
Mr. hvsrtR then moved take up tho Bill providing for
me construction OF the exeesioa OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company through Virginia. and make IL the
order Of the day for to-mofro~.
MI EpessrSs objected to iss being made the order
tne day Tor 80 early DAY he said there nior-
nation he wished lay before the House before It's decs
sion upon this question.
Afier some remarks from Me.srs. HuSrKR, EpsISaros
o'clock on Friday next.
On motion of Mr.. HISrr, the House adjourned
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IL We did not hear the speech of Gen. Wallace in the
Senate but do understand the Enquirer denying
that he criticized and censured portion OF Gen Tay
lor's military conduct The Enquirer, however that
Cen WIS review Of Gen. TuylOIs conduct made with
declaration OF the high opinion he entertained OF that
officer, and that he would pluck leaf the chap
let which encrcled his brow. But the question is, he
attempt to pluck that leai7 That; repeat,
denied. We also told by the Enquirer that Gen. w.
the Senate the day the resolutions Of thanks
passed. fact Of which cognzani, and
which Of relieves HIM from the mpuation OF neon
,s,ency founded supposed favor OF those re-
ali
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u We Go not the Baltimore papers any notice
OF the "great exeieneLW wh.eh Mr. Daniel Of Prince
George stated, at the indignation meeting On Tuesday
night had been knd!ed at that city the reception Of
the vote OF the Senate, in relation the Washington
Unioa; though the Clipper says eUSo-houst officer wa
cauy.ns about pspc- TOR signatures call for public
meeting. Very appropriate duly ioE he Office holders -
We beg also inform hat gentleman that the rstss
reached Baltimore Sunday, he said bat on Sa
iufday, and published in the Patriot Of that evening
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stIl District.
The Frederick burg Herald

The Fredericksburg Herald yesterday has the follow
ing annunciation:
1--WE authorised announce that the Wing Con-
ventOn for the nomination OF candidate represent the
Eighth Congressional District in the next Congress- will
TcppdhaHH0ek instead OF the Bowling Green as
heretofore announced, Thursday, the 25th February
(nsant) TINS change has been made obedience 10 q
wish that effect expressed ny severa, tine counties in
the District"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18

Washington lcitcr In tho New York Herald says
have been informed tat the war department, under
the Ten Regiment Act will accept seven companies from
New York and thfoe from Nov Jersey, making ono reg
mcnt for these States. From Rhode Island ono com
paHyi Maine, three, New Hampshire Two; Connecticut,
TOO, and vermont tHO regiment Tor New England
From Nayllnd four oompanus Delaware one. Its said
nat Pennsyyana and Ohio will each furnish regiment,
md hat North Csrona, South Caroline, end Virginia
cononty. will fun 30 one. Three companies will be sc
cepie ifOn iIJoi-. Tho mounted regiment will proba-
BY be raised in Tennessee and Kentucky I have not
been able o. aces.n the proportion from other Sates
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La1IinN, Enirs

1t will be SEEM BY notices in another column that Two
Fairs offer their attractions the benevolent np-one
in the City Hall the other one Of the un.
der the City Hotel We need only cali attention to them,
though correspondent to-day briefly but eoqueny ap-
Pen'' in behalf OF ono Of them, to the finer impulses the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18
APPOINTMENT. hr lhe Gnrernar

Charles H. Hardin, OF Fulton. Missouri, and Charles
I. Price, of Montgomery, Alabama, Commissioners TO,
their respective States to take dispositions, acknowledg.
monts Of deeds, &c TO be used IN Virginia
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" The WilmOt Proyiso passed the House Of Reprcsen
iayos at the last session OF Congress well as at the pre-
sent Why was more tamey received then Than 1t il.
now 1--WE merely ask for information"
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u Tie Houss Of Delegates yesterday odopod on mo.
ion Of Mr.. HarVie series " resolutions Of the strongest
character in relation to the Wilmot proyso Thoy speak
tie voice Of YIrginla and Of the South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-18

" The Virginia Regiment Of Volunteers 10 full-tveye
companies. Six companies see, thor way Point
Isabel unoer Lieut. Col. Randolph, and six arc a.
rou Monroe awaiting uanspors 70 leave, Gov
srnmen furnishes ,aein, under Major Esry. Col Ham
amek, Colonel Of the Regiment COOS by sfdoTs by land
10 New Orleans business aud thence 10 Point Isabe
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- Yesterdays Alexandra Gazette, referring to tn
stirring scenes In Congress. saws:

Stirring scenes IN Oongfess, savs
Washington crowded with visitors rom all parts
Of the counuynnd the galleries Of both Houses Of Con-
gress thrOnged with eager listeners. There is no tell
ing now what day may brirg forth. Every thing seems
be in confusion and disorder, the part OF those who
control the operations OF the government Our chief task
H. catch the incidents they pass and record them Tor
the information OF the public. trusting that good may come
Vi all this apparent evil, and that may all live 10 ace
the country restored again, very distant day. TO peace
and prosperity and It's des,nes placed once more under
the guidance Of Wr!g Statesman and PairIotsn
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MAsg.-The recent elections in the State Of Maine
place te Democrats Of tho House msJonty of one
This will secure the eeson Of the Democratic candidates
Boo ihc other branches of tho government
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IL The proposition Of Mr.. rockenbrough. OF Florida,
enquire into the truth Of the charge made by Senator
Wcstcou of that State, of reeking and fecuen corup
uonr in the Government at Washington, is one of the
most amusing instances Of simplicity record. Did he
forget that the House itself embraced in the charge
And accused party competent cit in Judgment upon
its alleged malPtactices The verdict of such
bunal would, imagine, have very little weight with the
country.
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No u. =. SENATOR yEr--Thc Legislature u Kentucky
the llth inst voted twice, being the 2lth and 25 BAL
pis, for Senator II the United States, but without max
iuz choice. Ncs-fs Underwood, Letchor and Meieale
lwhigs) and VIZ l1wca, loco) voted for Tho bal
lola rsaulted A. fypy.- 9th os,
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~ We publish this morning the strong resolutions in
dcative OF high state Of public excitement adopted by
the people OF Boeiourt in regard to the rejection OF the
bill providing for the extension OF the James River and
ksnawha Canal. They address themselves the sober
consideration OF the General Assembly well Of the
people OF Eastern Virginia. We shall attempt
discuss the alternatives which they present. q" Sufli-
een for the day will be the evil thereof" The SUBJECTS
discussed in temperate well able manner by
correspondent whose remarks the proceedings OF the
meeting commend to the attention OF readers.
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NO ~ oo~n me Senatofucm >cou 49,
question, which was promptly orderedand the motion to
reier having been first rejected the preamble aud csou
ton were sdoPed-some fifteen twenty voices as well
as We could Iadge by tho sound. voting against them
And 90 ended the esening's entertainment.
We presume tina, Indignation mee,iugs" will be held
throughout the county, and especially vrenis where
Mr. Richie has many warm personal friends among
his political oPPoncnS and personally respected and
tened Viewing the question through medium colored
by these feelings Of regard their sympshes will be
rally excited his behalf But that they can succeed in
impressng upon the public mind the idea that
any attempt has been made Infringe his rights
mel the freedom OF discussion, prcposierous for be-
lief Congress has passed no law abrdgng the freedom
OF the press-nor will II do so, while the history
Of the condemnation that Justly visited upon the
authors OF the famous Sediuon Law, dimy
bercd. To compare this with that however, shows
ncspacy for discrimination between things wholly dis
similar which would be discreditablc to a child
old, and would Justly subject him switching from
his tutor The attempt to conlound them /, OF the
OF able Editors" who hopes, by the cry Of persecu
uon TO martyrs reward, without tho slightest
hazard OF mourning the martyrs doom.
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DAILY WING.
INDIGNATION Meeting.

THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY Is, Is,o.
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7. II. BROCkENBROUGH.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Eah on 1Si-


Feb 20, lSi7.
To the Editors of the National Era Washington ID. c.:
GENTLEMEN Your paper OF the 18th has just been
shown to me by friend, in which find few DISCOUNTED
expressions of bad summary from the Union are made
of to draw important inference by you, which does
not follow and you would never have drawn am sure,
the report of the Union if had not then been engaged
in writing out my remarks, which intended to ask that
paper to publish can scarcely blame the reporter,
giving hurried summary OF the positions proposed
to take. The gentlemen around me were anxious to OBJ
tain the floor, the hour for terminating the debate APP
preached So far from your inference being true, be-
eve slavery it exists al the SOUTH under ordinary CIR
cumsances, is the happiest combination OF labor and
capital yet in in society. At the same time believe,
and commended that conne slaves to the present States
would be destructive the best interests of all parties,
masters slaves, and the free States and also adduced
argument prove that slavery would and must, grad
ually end by It's extension new territory, without
law or force from the nature OF the natural laws of
population and labor and that no human power or reg
uaton could prevent It, unless, indeed the African slave
trade was again opened, which no one had asked. As
one evidence referred the diminished ratio OF slave
increase the slave States at the last census which
could be accounted for upon any other principle than
slave labor supply it, and consequent increase of free
labor in the slave States to supply it, &c, &c con-
rased this natural and quiet termination OF slavery,
without loss, to the forcble termination by exngush
ing white men in the present slave States which could
be the only perfect contamination OF the policy contem-
plated BY the Wmot provso
Please do me the justice to publish this note
Respectfully, SC
W. H. BROCKNEBROUGH.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE UNION.

House. OF REPRESENTATIVES, Feb 90 lSi7
Please publish the enclosed note 10 the editors of the
National Era, | may have been misinterpreed by
Others from the hasty dsonted report in your paper.
know the difficulties OF giving summary OF that which
itself condensation and mere statement of positions
Even as it stands, the Era has drawn inference by
means warranted by the words, and foreign posi-
bic to the views was taking.
Yours, respectfully,
w. II. BROCkENBROUGH
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Ry n. GREEN, .IucfiORser

.1s
r HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture at Auction
Ii On Friday the 2Gth instant shall sell the Residence
of Hon w j. Brown, the Of 7th and streets
over the Patriotic Bank, NJ 10 O'CLOCK m his entire
household and kitchen furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofa, dvans, and maIbe-top pier pedestal
Do sideboard bureaus and pier glasses
Do dining, breakfast, centre, and other tables
Do wardrobe, cane-seat and other chairs
Maple high and low-pos bedstsads, washstands &c
Fine ca shmere and other window curtains
Painted window shades and blinds
Hall lamp, grandoles, clock, Nc. :.
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Passage oicloth
Threepy and ingram paror, step, and chamber catp.u
and rugs
China glass, and crockery
Ivory handle and other knives and forks
Cooking and other stoves, and goo lot of kitchen ueH.
sis with many other articles not necessary enumera,e
Terms of sale All of and under $50, cash; all over
500 credit and four months, for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
Feb 22-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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MARktIED,

IN ui iG I9h January, 1917 by the Rev Mr. Sullivan
G W ltLlAM j. DAEDEN, Jr late of Washington ID {, y
MosELEY BAKER, of Houston, Texas "
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Jouy G S,,rrr NJ
JOIN /; COUMBE 10 Miss ANN MATILDA KEND.
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by II. GREEN, .3uctf0n0sr.

BH H. GREEN, .3actf0nGsr.
WINE Brandy, and Gin Mt Auction.-On Wcdns.
w day, the 9th instant, shall sell nj my auction room
doors of Browns Hotel ut O'Clock p. M excel
lent lot of the above-named liquors, viz;
10 demilohns fine old Swan gin
dozen bottles old Cognac brandy, fine
do very superior old Savannah wine
3 do do do India do
The wine selected of the stock of the late John
Vaughan expressly for gentleman OF this place, and said
TO be OF very superior quality.
Feb 22-2t A. GREEN Aaetoneer
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tATotCbsTERs New Universal and Critical D,,-
w tionary OF the English Language, one volume lae
o' EL 55 y I'i sac oy F. TAYLOR.
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DIED.

AT ms residence in Monroe county Virginia on the 9th
nstnht, The Hon. HUGH CAPERTON aged o. wears lie
was hIghy respected and beloved by all who knew him
ior hs social virtues generous hospitality and unbending
lnht7s ana integrity He honoftd Representative
IN Congress from his State about the period Of The last war
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Jackson Democratic AssocInttop.

jackson Democratic Association.
SRi We the Undersigned members of the execu,i,,a
comhtee OF the Jackson Democratic Association hereby
desire 20 nave meeting called Of the association as web
Is oi M oefs III favor OF the war and the freedom of the
press c. w. G. DUNNINGTOY
Jesse f.. DOW.
WM. GREER.
DAVID HEDRICK
C. p SENosrAck, President,
BY order of the above request ARRANGEMENTS oro ,ool
ngy made thar the meeting Will take place at Jackson
lia, on Wednesday evening next the Oath instant q,
o CLOCK c. z. SENGSTACK
President J. ID. A.
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1 General Patterson al command dt IdmplcO.-Strengh
/ of our forces here.-Hedih Of me troops-General
| Ttrigg'S encampment Current nslS, &c
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sales and other advertisements, fourth
page of daily paper.
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EXECUTIVE sEssIol

ne Senate then went into the consideration of execu-
tive business and after some time spent therein tbo
doors were opened and NV
The Senate adjourned
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}. w. MAURT ~ CO., Managers.
Successors 10 j. q. Gregory s. Co.
Drawn numbers of the Alexandria lottery, class H. drawn
10th February, 1871.
g. 73, s. 2, ~, rs, So, IS, So IL, rs, 49, ~, 81
On Tuesday, February % Alexandra lottery
Glass 3.
SPLENDID SCHEME;
Prize OF $4,000 prize of s2CD
90 llOo0 ! do l,50l
do 10000 1 do l.4t
do 5000 10 do lNs
&c. ,Sc &c.
Tickets S5--lialves 81 50-Quarters 81 %
On Saturday, February ~, Alexandra lottery
Glass ! draws.
CAPITAL.
prize of $4,000 prize of s2aN
do 10000 10 prizes OF 1908
do 1000 10 do 500
l do 5000 &c. &c &c
Tickets Sl0--halvcs S5-quarters So So
For sale by J. ~ c. MAIrRY
Agents for J. w. Maury 81 CO., managers
Next door of National Hotel, Washington City, D. c.
Feb l5-dNcifd
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Successors 10 J. G. Gregory & Coz
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Class 9,
To be drawn at Alexandria, I'd March, 1871
CAPITALS.
S2O,OOO-S5, 000-$2, 50O-S ,035.
10 prizes of $1,000 10 prizes of s.
&c, nc, &c.
rs numbers-H drawn ballots
Tickets $5-haves 50 50-quarters 81 %
Certificates of packages of rs whole tickets, $50
Do do rs half do 30
Do do rs quarter do Is
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"Sm have the honor % Inform you, that have had
frontier Of the Rio GTande in elnon So M 1oj1s
views he made known me, the cabinet OF Mexico
sed TO enter into amcabe Arrangement with the Uni
led States in relation 70 me boundary and all other mo-
official authority, took upon myself as citizen Of the
United States desiring sec the two countries in harmony
Of friendship, say that 1t has eyer been, and is the poll
m and sincere wish of the government and people Of the
tinted States cultivate the goodwill and friendship of
no ser republics of the American continent and mos s
Italy Mexico and that Confident the United Statrs
would make liberal settlement With Mexico relative to the
boundary question:
uAs General Arsta was under he impression hat ,,cs
crct agent Of the United Sau, though declared 10
him quite contrary, and that w only acting as private
individual, endeavoring to avoda recourse arms be-
tween the two countries, he nevertheless thought it advisn
lie 10 send minute OF conernces his Government
nd assured me that there will be dccaraon r war n
1.-The part of Mexico until can proad Wa shnpon and
lay before the fresoe' INC ''o"s " Mexico Of which
am I'd PoneraI Arista pledged his lnor 10 mo ,l, M I
hoit of Mexican troops should &c the let h, ~
C;ranta thnt only small parte'np 10 q xcpad t,, Inn,
dred menshoud be permitted fgo as Gar a. The Arova
Colorado uwenty leagues ironr Rio Gnnde ,ni t,t
tnv ,yould be strictly ordered Quito prevent Indian rc
daons and illicit trade then id no hesitation in as
surfing him that you would not cnt any aggressive act
against Mexico her czens that you Would solely
nintain the position you NJ print occupy M ar ne,r he
Nneces river trust in havingile this assurance t him
though, again repeat did ~ private citizen of The
= United States it will meet wtour apDrohoior ana he
adhered in great neast peace depeuds ON you
prudent movements t n thij begar General A5sta
At nnde and is under the imprton that hrv conl m Ire
5, ycnied by the troops under yc,oumand "a t
found regret Mt the frequent nous acts Of the Indians
-, ami said that YOU would no dol In future ise ali niay
40 os prevent them, as he OnStaes bound l,y the
treaty April 1884, To preven'm far as pussie lie
IT, SUGGESTED that if you would SUI body of covn u tlc
n nass OF San Salas, (headquariof the Nueces = ipnn
e. which mountain pass they lnvby proceed ., he Mo
IL ,.rnnde il would eiircualy ol diem " VIC A'''
he 81 shall leave this village brow f,, N,,,,,,ro. r.,
which port shall arrive IN uuaysj from thence win
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$9J0OO for SIS.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Class II, TO be drawn at Alexandria, March IT, 1917
CAPITALS.
So, O90-$6 000-Si ,00OS2 500 3 800 prizes OF
81 900
IS number lottery-I4 drawn ballots.
Tickets S5-Haves 50 50--quarteIs SIS.
Certificate Of package of &c whole tickets S62 %
Do do 20 half do 81 90
DO do rs quarter do 400