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toSHGLs NtGtC,r PAS EXTRACTOR will PROVE a bless
M TO all those who use It. / sovereign -enedy for all
Turns, Ora I've. e.ons Ulcers HTul>e., TIE iIy0reU>
try>aas, and all C0mp rts witch need tYernaI apr
cpon HY s use, !ntianmat'on' removed, e'veing-
rein ed and Modification STAY ed itwIi he supplied
'n"i c!"rgJ1rn grGtl for their and the poor their
Ptrtshes.-Suii only al 80 tCynljs street.
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sEMP aEMP aEN.P,I

~! & snde med in cre further meet the views the
Board U tnte.W tEIs. nave apaT, NCiiaIveiy uT
ne Of iemp ami other extLahazardoUs articles
ecnandize, oNEsT02T tTeiIrooi " aet (2ans
No - corner jeOrd and MHgAl streets. fhe 0ca and
facility OF receivag and de- yeng he y areho1se ChJe
hosting the SECOND story rsquIs renders TIL.
a5 Sm ttt, & iSi.ARDG co
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BkOG
~ : ArE~-'.aa,'DL tom ships Charles Car E.&A
( 5 Oh and ' ui burg. Tor sale BY y asv
~ I'll Il. q. HOBBS, l. Customhouse ST. ! 60.
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LINE.
sEfNt CASKS rnomast0n Lime, for sale BY
sS"tD mvE JOHN $FRBt - " GO. Id common 81.
STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
stI E axe storage door second story in
w ty and lark place. l5,uG has. Also, in anotl.
store, from aUo 30 600 bag Merchants having coffee
10 vIi find their advantare call ard
warehouse. EMERSON, TOT RSG < so.
ap2D I5S Tchau, or IS stree.
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TIE INPATIENT LADY" Pull away ma am,
pull away" said old Roger. in the omnibus, as he
saw heavy lady dragging vigorously al the check
string another such jerk as that, and he must
come through"
'Through were'" asked she sharply.
"Why, through the hole there, to be sure You
were trying to get him through it, wasn't you
No, wasn't; ] was only stopping the horseAs
Mr.. Impudence.'
All" said the old gentleman, was that alle
excuse me.
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- COLLINS, BUILNEK. No. 13l PoYpR.s ST.
- (between cafOndeIet and St Charles Ne" o. cans
~ Clsers made, Counting houses fitted W, and job
hing general done Also sash, Doors, Blinds etc. with
winch Planters and Others can supplied. 21-tUi
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CONSUMPTION CUREp-Also, Coughs Colds PIN in the
@l!9 and Bfaas and al, Lung al Liver D0mparns-ny
Dr. Barjhcine" Pink EXpecO syrup. Thu Is the oHly
article that be relied Tor these "naaIls aud Ia,
cured cases ate all other articles ha> failed.
ne Military Shaving soap Is the best article IN this city
Pnce % Il ,lch !ahef that does dfy
the face.
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WoRNs CHILpRET. -konSrock's Serr: .fuga is t
most extraordinary remedy ,e!. Should there be
WORMS II VIII DO good.
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Hy n. GREEN. .a,.cffonecr.

INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
Il EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTIDN.-On Thursday, the
3lst instant, shall sell the residence of Mr. James
Owner. Dowsons Row, the north Capitol gate 10
o'clock m extensive and excellent of fur
niture, viz;
Mahogany SOFAS harsea parlor and rocking CHI airs
Do marbe-top pier and centre tables
Do dining, breakfast, and card do
Do sdeboards, dressing aud plain bureaus &c
Do bedsteads, worksands toilet glasses, &c.
Cane and wood seat chairs
Washstands and toilet sets, wardrobes
High and low-post and rrunde bcdsteads
Glrandoes, solar, astral, hall, and other lamps
tiilt-frane mirrors mante- glasses, and vases
Andirons, shovel and tongs
Brass and wire lenders
Feather BEDS bedding consisting of $50 pairs shees and
blankets
Quilts, comforts hair and shuck mattresses
Threeply ingram and step carpets and rugs
Large lot passage ocloth, crumb cloths, &c.
Parlor and chamber window curtains, blinds, &c.
Plated tea set, coffee urn, fruit baskets
Casters, cande-banches, Albata forks, ivory handle
knives, Nc
China glass, and crockery among which fine
white granite and stone dinner
Large lot OF kitchen requisites copper and brass kettles
iron and tin ware tables, tin safes, Nc
Terms All sums of and under 1875 cash over S25 a
credit of and four MONTHS oI satisfactorily en-
iorsed, bearing interest.
The attention of ades and gentlemen who are fn sh
ing. and Of hou sekeeper general, particularly invited
the sale, they will find worthy of their attention. the
furniture being OF good quality They will please be
puncrua to the time, as have long road to travel.
A. GREEN,
August A-dts Auctioneer.
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THE UNION.

William o. Buer Gas the candidates of party for the
offices which they have beeA respectively Nominated
John Cunningha esq moved to amend by subsutu
ting a preamble and resolutions in accordance with the
views Of the June meeting.
Mr. C. spoke at much length in favor OF his proposition
b. F. Hunt esq, addressed the meeting in support OF
the objects contemplated He contended that South Car
DINA in support OF her long cherished principles,
bound to oppose the nominee of the wing party and ex
amined in detail the declarations of Gen. Taylor, show
ing him TO be wing in all his principles and his aifn
ties
He examined great length and with much ability,
the question of slavery and the power attempted TO be ex
ercised BY Congress it, and the life and services oil
Gen. Cass, the democratic nominee.
The meeting then further addressed by Col. l. w.
Hayne and B. r Carroll, esq, in argumentatve speech
es; when loud calls made from all parts OF the
house for the question the original preamble and
ouiiohs.
The chairman then put the question: and they were
adopted with but few dissenting voices
And, on motion, the meeting adjourned
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I'm Eos g. f. DYER, .7uciioneers.

r ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IL FURNITURE AT AUCTION-On Tuesday morning
the 10Th instant, 10 O'Clock, shall SELL at the
reside of Mrs Nc Daniel ~ street, few doors above
Pennsylvania large assortment of household and
kitchen furniture, mongst which we enumerate, viz:
Mahogany hairseat sofas, lounges, and divans
Handsome mahogany halrseat chairs
Mahogany dining breakfast, card, and other tables
Mahogany sldeboard, mahogany cane and rush-seat
Handsome blue China dinner set, white China dessert
Cut-glass umblers, wines, celcries float bowls,
Three ply and ingram paror chamber, and step
Handsome mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Mahogany French bedsteads, high and French post
bedsteads
Mahogany and maple Wristbands, toilet set
Best maple wardrobes, lounges, Ne
Best feather beds, hair and stuck mattresses
large lot OF bedding isng of fine linen and cot
sheets, blanket comforts, quilts, spreads, NC.
Andirons, shovel and iongs, brass tenders
Hall, air-tights and other Stoves oilcloh, mating
Mante pier, and toilet glasses, stair rods
Window curtains and ornaments, Venetian blinds
Damask table cloths, hearth
Sets girandoes, mantel, hall, and other lamps
large lot OF very fine preserves and pickles
Cooking stove, large collection of kitchen requisites,
with many other articles not necessary enunerae
Terms of sale: All sums of and under $25, cash over
25 credit of two four, and six months tor salts
iactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
ED. C. IL G. +. DYER
August 27-dif Auctoneers.
o. Ladies and gentlemen furnishing respectfully in
the above sale The furniture is all in good order,
and well worthy the attention of those furnishing
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From the Baltimore Republican
Every Patriot must de his Duty.

Never before in the history of our country were the
union of these States and the best hopes of every Amer
lean much endangered at the present time,
there possibility of the of the factions which
have combined for the overthrow OF the democratic party
Although the suppoters-o the Philadelphia and Buffalo
conventions appear to be acting separately yet the object
OF the leaders OF ecC IS the samethe defeat OF the cleo
ton of the patriot and statesman Gen. Lewis Cass If
the in the last named convention likely to
overreach themselves and inlure their allies than
they will the democrats that does not alter their design
the alienation of portion OF people from the other,
and the discontinue of that great American party which
recognises no North or South, no East or West.
The wings of Congress, through two of their most
able leaders, (Duer, OF New York; and Smith, of Ind-
ana) have declared their readiness to give back TO Mex
the extensive and valuable territory acquired by the
late treaty, if southern citizens cannot be forever pro-
SIS worha twenty years with England" according
to the testimony of Waddy Thompson, "a distinguished
wing leader of South Carolina) and the remaining part
is OF priceless value another whg (he late Colonel
Hardin, who fell at Buena Visa) is to be credited and
yet the wing leaders, without any exception that
know of, rather than look few meddesome aboonists
the face, and say that he South well as the North
must enjoy the benefit of our territorial acquisitions,
declare that they will hrow this territory back upon
Mexico"
These declarations were made and repeated upon the
floor of Congress; and there was not solitary wing
member to rise up and protest against them What
then, is the duty of every American patrlot Is 1t to
trust the certainty of the election OF Cass and Butler and
TO fold his ideness to arouse the patriotic
feeling of the country by all in his power anu
thereby insure the perfect demolition of the Taylor
party IF WE WORK, our success, by the great
est vote upon record Is certan but II we are over
sangune and too coafdent is there not possibility
OF defeat? Our only danger Is in an over-conhdence OF
success To country from the horrors OF abo
lon disunion, it is necessary that should largely
outvoe all the factions arrayed against us! II we but
do this both the wings and the barnbuners will be
defed harmless for the future, and country will con-
tinue prosperous and happy To accomplish end so
desirable, EVERY PATRIOT MUST DO HIS DUTY"
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FINE FRESH TEAS, Sc.

WE are receiving invoice of very superior
w quality fine fresh green and black teas to which we
invite the attention of our customers.
ALSO,
100 packages refined sugar-powdered crushed and loaf
10 tierces clarified Louisiana sugar
20 hhds prime Porto Rico sugar
10 do do do molasses
tierces Suart's strip
30 boxes cheese
80 dozen brooms, extra size and quality
80 boxes SPERM patent SPERM and adamantine candles
10 casks spermaceti oil
A)0 SchooIey's fine favored hams
100 bbs fresh ground new white wheat family -four
80 half bbs and quarter bbls. Pockets do
White Spanish brandy peach and apple brandies for fruit
White wne and pure cider vinegar
Spices and condiments of all kinds, suitable for pickles.
catsups, &c. GEO. " THOS. PARKER,
Aug. 26-6t Centre MaIkeJ Space.
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August &-dt
Nv n. GREEN, .Auctf oneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
II AUCTION.--On Monday the 18th instant, shall
the residence of Mrs Peston 18th, between and
streets, nearly opposite Kings Painting Gallery 10
O'clock a. m, good lot OF furniture. We enumerate in
part
Mahogany sofas, parlor chairs rockers, &c.
Do sdvboard, bureaus S-day clock, &c,
Do dining, breakfast, and card tables
Cane seat and other chairs and wash stands
Feather beds, bedding, bedsiead, and mattress
China, glass, and crockery
Girandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
Firstrae cooking stove and fixtures complete
Radiators and stoves
Paror, step, and chamber carpets, hearth rugs,
ting NC.
Also, gooo lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms: All of and under SD cash over 500 n
credit 60 and 80 days, Tor satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest A GREEN,
Aug 25-3t Auctoneer.
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FoRT DELAWARE July 18th, 1913.
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing from
eight thousand sticks of timber, suitable for plies, to be
delivered the Pea Patch island Each pile to be forty
five feet long, hewed sawed, twelve inches square
bnt, and measuring least inches diameter at point
Yellow pine, free OF sap, preferred One thousand
asired by the LIST of October
No proposal will be considered unless accom- panied by
evidences of capacity to comply with it.
Address Breve Major Sanders, delaware city, State Of
Delaware"
l-d4W
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C,OLDIERs' Claims, General Agency, Nc.-Vounteers.
- and the beirs of such have died of wounds sick
ness will find it their interest call send the dis
charges, &c. the undersigned Agents have their
cases attended low the lowest. Those soldiers
who attend where their companies paid Oft for
extra pay have the collected for very small fee
Ola for pensions will be attended without charge,
those who employ for their other claims. Letters
of inquiry, post paid, will receive immediate attention.
JOHN ID. CLARK,
Aug l5-lmd* Penn. avenue and 18th street.
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.nHRTI.N 4 WRIGHT, .4ucffOnecrs.
Aug. 2l-3teod*

rTNHE subscribers having obtained license as auction
GERS have taken house Seventh street, one doof
north oil Pennsylvania avenue lately occupied by MI "a
vid Waters and, having fifteen years experience as
men, otter their dispose of real and PERSONA
property, of every description in Washir gon and Geors
town. will receive for auction private sale all KINDS
of new and second hand furniture, drygoods books sa
tonery, Watches ewelry &c They viii give partcu'al
rsonal attention sales at private dwellings; Also
orphans and trustees sales; and pledge themselves
to make prompt returns in all cases.
JOHN MARTIN,
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
Aug 26-eolm 7th street, near Penn. avenue
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BOOTS, Shoes, and Trunks just received.-Genuo-
ID mems boots aud Shoes French patent leather, cal,
and goat dress and common.
Ladies' CATERS and balfgaiters, nen lasting, atteen
and English kid, black, bronze, and colored
Ladies' dress and common slippers and lies, morocco,
Ladies' dress and common black and coored glove KID
Chldrens and misses shoes of all kinds. 80 q
An assortment of travelling trunks, which we VIII sell
low in order to dispose of them. -
Call at HOOVEhS
Aug l-eod6tif Opposite Cenue Market
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National Eating house

TUST RECEIVED, direct from the Island of St. Thomas,
j per brig Annaostin Capt Dory, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought to this market which
will served up daily SOUP and all the various modes
of cookery and in the best possible style Also from Nor
folk fresh oysters, spced oysters, sheepshead mackere
hopish &c. &C. all of which will be served up the
shortest notice.
DIf- Families served as usual.
Aug. lS-u w. WALKER.
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CtUPERIOR seslIDg-Wa1 and Waf1rs-W. FISCH-
y Err importer stationery, parchment, Rodgerss Guile
y &c would respectfully inform the heads of bureaus, and
clerks generally he has received, by the ship Sr
Robert Peel direct from the facturer London an
extensive OF sealing and waters OF superior
quality prising every shade of color of which
put up small packages, designated finest bridal
ng-wax, The Queens tinted sealing wax, ladies envelope
SEALING wax royal navy blue and royal carmne sealing
wax constantly kept for sale Sationers Hall the
reasonable terms.
Aug 24-3w
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VIE ENULhSH :" nHuH "OoTA' H"e aN"y"H HA"I.
i undar Tor 1913 for England Scotland, Ireland, and
the Colonies, containing full and complete army and
and civil lists judiciary, House of Lords and officers House
of Commons and officers, bishops knights, baronets the
Queens household, royal household government officers
CUSTOMS post Offices foreign ministers and consuls residing
in En- sand the Queens ministers and consuls abroad
courts, colleges public institutions, banks companies, in
societies. trading establishments, hospitals NC
Imported by f. TAYLOR.
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SyARTAINs ENGRAVING OF GEN. TAYLOR.-An
- admirable likeness and admitted by officers OF the
army in the city, be faithful and elegant repre-
sentaton o. the distinguished old Hero
For sale, by the dozen, single copy, by
w f. KENNAUGH,
June 23f Sole Agent, near the National Theatre.
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THE AMERICAN LAW JOURNAL, published in
L monthly numbers at Philadelphia and Lancaster,
Penn,ylvana by an association of gentlemen learned in
the law. Price 81 per annum
The work may be examined the bookstore Of F. TAY-
LOR who viii have the numbers regularly forwarded,
strongly enveloped any posotce in the United States
Aug 10
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DICTIONNAIRE de Marine Voiies ct Vapeur, par
- NM lie Baron de Bonnefoux Paris, Capltanes de
Vaisseau public les auspices de M lie Vice. mral
Baron de Mackau Ministe de la Marine, Volume, Paris
lS48
Trae Jes Reconnaissance. Mitaires par Chatelain,
vol, Paris, lS47
Memories la Fertilization, par Choumara, Command
du Genie, vol. and atlas.
Ordonnance de Cavare, vols; Instruction Pied In
sructon Cheval Evolutons.
Equitation M,aire, par Dupont, vol, Paris, 1917.
Trae de PExploatlon DIES Mines, par Combes, lnge-
nieur m Chef DIES Mines 3 vols. and atlas
Cours e Service des OFFICERS dArtillere dams les
Foges APPROVE par M,nstre de la Guerre, vol and
atlas.
L'Ofcier dInan,ere Champagne, gu application de la
Fofcation la petit guere. par lie Marechal de Camp,
Vie. Roguet, vol. ,,
Schwinck fArt de Fortificr, 2 vols, 1871.
Which De la Forc alton Ell de Defense de, Grandes
Places vol, 1917. ~
DictIonnaire de la Justice Mitaire, par Du Mesgnl,
vol, Paris 1Sl1.
Together others of the class of science just inn
ported from Paris direct by r. TAYLOR.
Aug Is
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From the Charleston Mercury, August u.
Democratic Meeting.

Pursuant to public notice, large and highly respecta
BILE meeting OF the democrats of Charleston district
held at the Theatre on Monday evening last
On motion BY ]. w. WILKINSON, esq the following
gentlemen were appointed officers Of the meeting:
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

IJUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-Ths gun loads
at the breech, on the principle, as regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzze the differ
being, the load is required pass three inches To-
rest, instead OF the entire length OF (uay be) moist
barrel; the mechanical ebodles the best scen
tfic principle tor this purpose, and enables person
load and fire the gun the OF three hundred Lines
hours and keep the gun Clean the load always dry make
FIRE, and burn the powder we'll, which, with the accu
fit of the ball, enables also TO shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlike purposes.
They made order either in muket, rifle, cabine
and shotgun form, and delivered governments indiyIi
uas organized bodies OF whose purposes are not
variance with the institutions laws OF the Vnlsa
States
For particulars, address, post paid,
WIN. w. HUBBELL
Aug lit Patentee, Philadelphia,
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NEW HOTEL and Furniture for rent, Washing
IN ton Clty.-The and elegant Hotel, built during
the summer, situated he OF Pennsylvania
and Twelfth street, will be open for inspection ana
tor the 9th OF August The Locality OF this house
conceded be the best Washington, being Pennsyva
MIA avenue and about midway between the public depart
and the Capitol. 1t has accommodations Tor one
hundred persons was Dul expressly tof no.e' 'u n
tirey furnished throughout from cellar TO garrett and ready
for occupant TO open in one week These advantages,
for the few years. is great lnducement for persons
wishing embark in the business.
1t extend this advertisement greater
length any who may wish 10 rent the house WIN OIL
before making arrangements The former
keeper the house, Mr. E. II. Fuller will be found on the
premises and will show the house any person who may
desire to look Applications will be made to Mr. b.
WLLETr, Washington.
Aug IO-eo3w
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J. W. MAURY Il CO, Managers.

80 1916 prizes, amounting 10 81 1913 1871
P,IcE rckErs.-Wholes, $40 halves, $40; quarters,
So egbths, 81 so.
Certificates Of packages in this splendid lottery can be
had as ioowsi
certificate of package of 26 whole tickets $40 90
Do do % half do l35 90
Do do 70 quarter do 62 %
Do do 20 eighth do 81 10
The holder OF a certificate of package of wholes is en-
titled TO all S22l net that may be, drawn by the
tgenysix tickets named therein Certificates OF halves
quarters and elghths in proportion
This scheme is of the splendid ever drawn IN
the United States, and is well worthy OF the attention OF
Adventures.
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
the above splendid lottery will receive the most prompt
attention. and account of the drawing will be sent i'm
medatey after il is to all who order from us.
Address J. & G. MAURY, Agents,
Aug 27-d&cif Alexandra, Virginia.
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Union INsTlTUTE.-The subscriber would respect
u fully inform the citizens of Washington that the above
Institution is situated in the east room OF TIE Temperance
Hall, on + street, between 9th and 10th streets.
gives him great pleasure that he has always
been successful in his efforts teacher this city, as
well other locations He educated for the teach
ers profession has, thus far made permanent one;
and intends do so, until circumstances render such
course highly improper He pledges himself 10 labor 10 n
utmost oil his ability promote the physical infafcf"ab
and moral education Of all his pupils.
Parents and other persons interested in the cause oil eau
cation, cordially invited visit the above school
whenever they conveniently.
Recommendations, references, circulars, and partcua
information be Obtained of the subscriber either al ms
school, his boarding house. Mrs Fosters, on 9n'
between and streets. Public patronage is most res
pectfuly solicited. ,,
r. II. PATCHIN
Auy 2l-3teod<
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FAMILY BIBLES Complete for 81 Is. large quarto
II size, printed in large type paper of good average
quality, and strongly bound In full leather.
Family Bibles handsomely bound In colortd leather gilt
backs and marble edges, Tor 81 rs.
Aug. n +. TAYLOR.
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THE TOURNAMENT mt the Fnuquier White Sui
phur Springs will take place the 9th September, the
fancy ball the 7tb and the seeple chase ON the Slh
The of Maryland (twce vicorlous) to appear on
this occasion on their seeds, and If again successful
will acknowledged entitled to the palm OF superiority
a.
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The Mann moth Lottery.
500, 600 sac, 900 -sa5 ,OOO-so,Oo0
100 PRIZES or ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS I!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.

RNDowso LREsBURs ACADEMY AD FOR OTHER PURPOSES
Glass A, for 1913. be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on
Saturday, October 3, lols under the superniendence
OF com ssioners.
IS number lotten-ls drawn balldis.
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+ AND WARRANTS WANTED.-Tne highest price
IL paid for land warrants.
]. w. SIMONTON
Penn. avenue, opposite Browns Ho.el.
Aug. I9-6t
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OST, yeste retay Lockct, In the shape a pad
IL lock, containing two different kinds OF hair. The
finder w,ll please leave it at the Union Office.
Aug. rs