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OHIo RIvER.-The river at Cincinnati on tho
22d had fallen inches within the preceding "a
hOurs-weather fine considerable rain had fallen
on the previous day. The depth of water in the
channel at Pitsburg on the 22d was 3 feet inches
There had been heavy rains during the preceding
"a hna1ra
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

TO DEALERsF H. Peti'pain sells today Al his ANTON
house. No Canal street, at 10 o'clock NJ $50 packages
Of choice Dry Goods The catalogue embraces fine variety
Of seasonabe articles and samples ready for exami
nation To the city and county trade the sales Of Mr. Petit
pain offer strong inducements to purchase and merchants
will consult their interests BY attending and finding out the
state of the market
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O5-Dr Raphael, the best Hebrew scholar in the
world, is supposed to be on board the Sarah Sands
which vessel left Liverpool on the 4th ult. The
NY. Tribune says he is the editor of new edition
of the Hebrew Scriptures, said TO be the most cor
rect ever published /; it is not vet finished,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

OUAcHITA HERALD.-Mr. James A. Jones, the
editor Of the ouachita Herald, publsed at Cam
den, (Ark.,) is in town, and may be found at the
st. Charles Hotel As the Herald has an extern
sve circulation in the whole of the Ouachita val
ley it furnishes good medium for advertising in
the northern counties of Arkansas and the northern
portion Of Louisiana.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

The NIAGARA.-This steamer was to sail from
New York yesterday, using but one engine. 1t was
supposed that she would be repaired in this coun-
try, but it has been decided to send her home.
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NoEmsn's Book and stationery Restablishmeni,
10 CAMP ST.


B0oE1fUff 0TdII0HfT1
rs NOW RECEIVING his large complete stock for the
usnson which he oers City Country trade prices
As Low As ANY OTTER HOUSE IN THIS CITY-and
the quality style Of the stock superior every
respect. O25 2ptt
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O9- The anti-renters of New York, in conven.
ton at Albany, have resolved to make no nomina-
tons for the next State election
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s. IAlrd u IA OIrE LIVE, &O.

AMERICAN THKArRR. In another column Is an an
from the Stage Manager Of this popular place
Of amuHemsht, which, pleassd to notice, viii open
shortly The first in the field with an array Of talent supe.
Tor any company We have ys teTe be doubt
that the spirited lessee win have seasonnoth.
ing but causes over which he has control possibly
thwart his wsdiseo energies. We long for the opening
night. and wish him success.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

ART-UMoN.-We have received the Bulletin of
the American Art Union for October, ls49. The
establishment for this number is an etching of the
Wages of War, from Gray's picture.
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90 Col. Potter, of Cambridge, Nd, U. S. Con-
sui to Valparaiso, will leave for the above-named
place about the first of November.
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fOBAcCo.-Purhasen of tobacco will find il 10 their ad
vantage to call friend Cen Thomas X Price AT No
q Camp street, up stains. MI Prices long experience in
ths tobacco trade giyei him peculiar advantages
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

oLYMP1o THRATRRA very attractive bill is put forth
Tor tins benefit Of Mr. MsrOney msrt0rious young actor
who deserves sacoufassmsn We shall be glad to see thai
his call hrsRoRded to.
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RENovAL.-H. Cassidy has removed his sxtsusivs Tent
anaiaetoy to the corner Of Canal and Magazine Streets
Hs has now hand very heavy stock Of California Tents
Portable Camp Beds Canvsss Pacsaddles and everything
Of the knd needed By the smgant to the gold regions His
prices low and bis articles are all of superior manufso
tufe-mads 70 endure rough the mines In other
mate Flags, Awnings, Tspaulins etc. his establishment
has long been q stsndaTd depot for their sale
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NJ The public is respectfully informed that from This date
the undersigned will occupy tousuTy Building CANAL
STREET between Bourbon and Dauphn Sueeb.
OILS 2dpH D. II. HOLMES.
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ny- The steamship Ohio, Lieut.. Schenck, COM
mander, left yesterday for New York, wa Havana,
with the following passengers:
f5r Nsp Rork-Col, Geo. W. White, Dr. Downer and
lady, Amos Horn, and Storage
Fer AdgaHa-l. "A. Cooley, lady and ak obildnan Ms
A Brown, Mrs. Nlgnsr, Miss q. TncOu Ne ss II Me-
ssnd0rf, g. J. Smith. Fl. TTicOu MI Gfivof -'A'@
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TTNHOMAS HENDBK resp otfully informs his friends
and the public that he has the above Saloon and
engaged in making the CsssaIy repairs and atea
iigEs, which VII 4s oomples9 gld ihs SslqPP read Gf
sBssgstas u ihs Bsbill e fRggslisls sglsbia 90
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o. The Sisters of Charity of Detroit refuse to
take the proceeds of a benefit at the theatre for
the purpose of assisting in the erection of hospital
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LATAYETTE-NeD Eaterprise.--It will be seen, by an
advertisement in another column, that friends, Mess
mcGuHe Cassidy have opened an Oyster Saloon and
Restaurant in the city Of Lafayette to be kept in the most
fnshed stye-Of which. we may say. they are iudEes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

% AT the last accounts, the health of Mr.. Cal.
houn was much improved
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VALUABLE NEoRoEs an AUcTroH.-J. M. DEPAss will
tel This Day alta H. az Baaks Arcade 10 the highest
bidasf several Likely Nssls, The tsmi CEsl--sals
rrafs saa balaalss WI " FlSsa o thdI5 n vrui gf
Mfgagh
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FURMFURE At AUoTIoN.-At P. NJ, J. M. DspasS
viii ao lot Of superior Furniture well worthy Of the at.
tenilon Of hoaseksspsn The sale viii take place at the
ITALIA
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or A match was TO come of last Monday on the
CgntFsvllls Course, Long Island, between Lady
sahslh EBa fslhsmD AYs nile htalsi f7f sieeei
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On the 2 ult, MARGARET WHITFIELD, consOr Of Philip
Kelly, aged Is years.
10 His friends and those Of her brother William whitfield are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral THIS AFTERNOON a
hatpa O'Clock, from EOS Phipps between Hevia Grod
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

REsTAURAET.-The bill OF fare Of the HObrook Saloon
for to-day Is sufiaieutly inviting
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AUCTION saIes This nnv.

J. M, DEPAss will SELL at IL O'clock at Banks Arcade
Slaves AT O'Clock, in Hercules street, second dOO
from ThRlla-FumituEs.
F. H PETIIPA1N viii sell, at 10 O'Clock at Canal street.
Dry Goods, etc.
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FINE FANCY ARTICLES,

11NG h4NOA mn 4OuEOS
GOLD PENS,
PERI UM ERY,
Combs, Brushes and CENTS FURNISHING
Goods.
t We have splendid assortment 81 nav and beau
uful FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions BY every packet We inv
attention to the following list;
CA"D CASES. Pearl, She'll Silver, etc.
RE CULEs.. Silk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES. "a fine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Role wood, Puper Maehs, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Maehe etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Machs,
PORTFOLIOS. Leather Velvet and Papier Maehs.
ACCORDEoNs... Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. =. Shell and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDEF IA pretty assortment.
GOLD PENsoT all the celebrated MAKERS II prices
ranging from to eighteen dollars.
DOMlNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. .ChinsEs, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assortment.
OBEUR BOXES. From two to six bottles.
PAPETERlEs- ..Of Ebony Rosewood, Papier, etc.
FANS OF Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk, ETC.
PORTE hONNAlEs.. ..Of Shell, Pearl, Leather ETC.
CANES. Mounted with Geld, Silver, etc.
UMBRELLAS. "A superior article, made for uus
CORK JACKETS. Life PTsIsrvrru.
PERFUMERY Of all kinda
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS
HANDKERCHIEF
CRAvATs, STOCKS and sCARFs
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
nov IN store complete fns Linen
As We have seventeen sizes made enabled
EanS NJ. These Shirts are made expressly for
" and are OF eours Iysu and made of the best ma
BUMr u CAMP sJl. NG NESS &: tjtS R,r.
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RANCE q TAYLOR,
A TUITION AND COMMISSION MER CHANTs--Odice Nc. 3
Sfauisr street. VIII make liberal Cash advances QsFug
srlvr Or htE hundis 10 sgfs, Be- spd b. aeeuHt gS M
Ssitllgs sEfgA SIS. '' h''' F3 lfsiHa
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StapIe and .FanCy STATTONERY.

WE respectfully call the attention Of Merchants and others who
may require thing III business large and choice
stock receiving at establishment which all carefully
selected the North under especial for our retail
sales, consisting in part Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

LUEoH-None better han that of the Pslicau-a which
he bill viii Of fare show
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STEAMSHIP OuIn.

ECEVED per above steamship few cases of Hats and Cans y
~ the right kinds also new article Buena Ystos anC
Dae Ishete baIuhe has, winch We oher for sale low
usual al DURBRIDGE CO.'S,
nj 81 29 street mn snrs
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Removal.

hcmOVahs
~, gEO kELLOGG homeopathic, has Removed his Office
clifton Railroad Depot OH 6m2dn
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New and Fashionable Goods
FOR THE FALL AND WINTEF

II Just opeEed, at
c. M. SIMPSONS, 2s Charities St.,
the following styles Of Goods, Of this importation;
Silks for Ladies' Dresses.
Extra Rich Satin du Chen, embossed;
Damask and Pan
Clmngeable and Glaze Poux dc Sires;
Chameie0n Silks, plain and figured, OF all ColOrs
Plaid Tartan and Scotch SilEs, large assortment;
Rich White Damask Silks and satns Wedding and soiSs
Black Silks,
Striped Pekin Silks, for Dresses:
Wide and wide Black Mandla silks, every quality.
French Oloaks, ManfiIlas Visites, etc.
splendid Of Cl0aks Mauulas Manlees
Ftes, etc. Of tie very Partisan style embroidered plain
eolored and black OF rich Chameleon Silks Satin du Chen,
MOusseline de LANES and Cashmeres.
large assortment comprising styles varying
PFiee from the cheapest to the richest descriptions
Housekeeping Dry Goods.
French and English Blanket heavy Blankets
Plantations Of all kinds Fanne En- gh French and American
sheetng OF all kinds linen and Table Linens every width
an1 quality Towengi Marees Quilts and Bedspreads Of
e Da tor Curtains and Furniture Embroidered Muslin Cur
ls Hch Musn for Curtains styles CoonE Of all kinds
and Wtl'hs Mosquito Meetings. For sale low o26 sap
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-01

~ o. o. F.-Howard Lodge No ls-Mests every
and Tchouptoulns Streets. officers:
james Furnaux g. u, E. Allison . Secretary
L. Levy, Jr'....V. GLE Sampson Trea surer
nj j. e. ALLISON, Secretary.
II l. o, o,F,-Howard Lodge No. IA Regular
Meeting o. this Lodge will be ed THIS EVENING Thursday
inst, the Grand Lodge Hail. o'clock Puncual attendance
is requested. By order Of the N g..
nj j. E. ALLISON. senretarv
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u Z ~ ~ y ~


K I N G'S, u GTaUier street,
Additional Supplies Of the
VISITES AND AIANTILLAS,
which, 70; the last few weeks, have been drawing such
ThrOngs OF Customers
o this Establishment
Among those just received many OF entirely styles.
Also, SILKS, and other DRESS GOODS at exceedingly low
prices,
KINGS White Palace,
o29 It Y Gravier street, door from Camp.
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SOFT. Meetings This Evening.

CRYSTAL FOUNT DIVISION No 4, at Crystal FOunt Hall
222 TchOupitOulas street at hafpast O'Clock
WASHINGTON DIVISION No. 5, at Y BrOthers' Hall
Lafayette, at half-past O'Clock.
PEARL DIVISION, No. 8, at the New Hall in Royal
street. few doors below Canal. at half past O'Clock.
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SOMETHING RICH, PER " OHIO; ~
TWO SETS MAGNIFICENT INLAlD PAPER NACHE
L QUARTETTE TABLES. Price 500 and Si25 per To
which solicit the attention Of friends.
GUINNESS & Co, u Camp street.
osl sr2p Dealers in Fancy Articles
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to The Griffin Yeaimau = This 6ne passenger
receiving freight ans viii leave for st. Louis and
all Intermediate pors Tdls DAY, Thursday O'Clock P.
positively, from the foot Of PoydTas
HYDE g. OGLEsBY, 70 Poydras At.
TT Passengers and shippers will please be in readiness at The
above hour. nj
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OFFICE OF MILLER a. CO,
Corner Of Baitimore and St Paul str,

Corner Of baltimore and st. Paul streets,
yXTHERE more splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid than al other house in the Union and
the oldest established exchange and lottery Office Mary
land.
MILLER Il CO. have the pleasure of presenting to the
public the
brilliant Lottery eUer dra,0n IN the ZMtsed Sfat.s.
The capitals are large and brHiiant-the main prize
One Hundred Thousand DollarsI
And the chance for obtaining capital prize truly spen-
did In purchasing by the package, the purchaser has
chance 200 of drawing the great prize 00o
chance in 100 Of drawing either the 100000 $50 600
$2j00 8f2 600-onc chance in every packages oil
drawing tho $l000OO, 1900, $4,000. $l2 500, So O
$1,000 $1,000 $1,000, or VI $751; Truly splendid
Tor packages
MILLER ~ CO. say try one. and in retarn look out for
al least one OF the
Great Capital Priest
Besides this splendid chance in packages there fifteen
drawn ballots, making fifteen primes in every twenty
tickets
Look at this noble Lottery,
ENTITLED
G-nEd Consolidated Lottery Of .Naryiand, Class H.
To be drawn at the Law Buildings, in the city of Ba
more,
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1919
Under the superncndence Of commissioners appointed by
his cxceliency the Governor of Maryland
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por ant Sale Of reclaimed Swamp North

mportant Sale Of reclaimed Swamp Lands North
Carolina.
North Carolina, in pursuance OF certain resolutions,
sale F
LANDS constituting par! Of the Literary Fund OF the
bracng the region lying between Pamlico and Albcmarr
Sounds
These lands have been drained at great expense, under
the direction OF peent engineers, and laid of into
TONS The drainage has been effected by two main canals
wit: Pungo canal extending from Ponso lake to Pnngo
river six and half miles in length with average width
bottom of 22 feet. depth feet and fall IL feet and ALI
gator canal from Alligator lake TO Pngo RIVER miles long,
with average width at bottom of 30 feet depth T. and
fall 10 feet together with sundy tributaries or lateral
bitches These canals are nayigsblee Tor ba.eaux' and
empying the navigabe waters OF Pamico sound their
mouths are accessible 10 sea going vessels.
large portion OF this land abounds in juniper cypress
and other valuable timber, Tor which the forest OF eastern
North Carolina distinguished The residue consists Of
prairie, covered with the cane and bamboo and IN the es
tmation of the engineers who surveyed IT. the whole OF 1t Is
To gain farmers and to the getter of staves heading
and shingles this land offers peculiar inducements
To immigrants in the ports OF the United States accus-
offers soil believed be fertile any in the northwest
en Sa,es with access TO the sea. and within three
aay b Ss hands ar engaged DUNG The last two in
geuing shingles have enjoyed excellent health
Washington in Beaufort county by public auction com.
mencng Monday tue 2ls day OF May next, aud will be
uperniended by the members OF the board in person.
TERMS The land will be sold in sections of about 100
acres according the maps and plates OF the engineers
credit will be given OF one, two, three and iout years,
be paid in equal Instruments with interest from the day
OF sale.
Bond and approved security will be required, and the
withheld until the purchase money shall be paid in
full Certificates OF purchase will be glven and the titles,
when made, will DO warranted
TuKSrkE RoAD-At the same time and place. the board
will receive proposals for comPlcng tho turnpike road
Given under my hand, the Executive Office, in the
CITY of Raleigh this 9th day OF March, A. d. 1919.
CHAS MANLY,
Governor OF North Carolina, and ex-oficio
President Literary Board
BY order,
l.. CHEvEs MANLY Sec. to Board.
n
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The name person viii entered upon
payment Of the subscription be made In advance
Distant subscribers may money Letter postage
which viii be paid by and all assumed ourselves
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published try weekly during
sons Of Congress, and semiweekly during recess
Subscriptions period year win be received
terms prop rtioned 10 he above annual
0 PosTMAsTERs authorized to act agents by
sending DAILY with SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with enslosed; Ave WEEKLY
seribe with $40 enclosed copy saus
raition a. they furnish As subscribers for gratis
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CANDIES SAhSAPARILLA, in quart bottles, for the
from & the Of Vi. se
rmpes Pustules Bloches Ble
. . ss r a the
Lumbsgo and Disesses arising from nuciou. Of Mercury
Ds'B.y or in Lie Also Chronic
Al. n n al ns ]
S; Il. . Sss a S %r ' the
SS 5 H ss % 5 as' u % Their
Ia. rsputson for value and sacaeg
Par SpssG s' hearing s s
Of time and what has already done
and struggling with disease puhs. can.e. and strengthens
whole animal frame. - S"'N' 'A'
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFULA
~ D. s %ss,
Acted: ''''''
inform Of the ,s9 AL
,s Ss %. the q tho greatly
and aaaas relief the remedies the
s s h ed, M s
In this situation We heard Of and were induced to use sands
relieving her man had
her friends quite restored now over
since the and her health remain. show
nsshbors a.. knowing to these facts and think highly
Extract from letter received from Mr. Harris gentleman
hs. cured boy Od %n with ss
lily. Yours, truly,
= IN. w. HARRIS.
"FREpERcKs HAIL, Va. July II, ls4s"
SANps' almost to direct
tenon article well known and so desevedy popular
patients often who wish
induced worthless bearing
containing little Of the
think greater
than in directing their attention the the
Sands another column The bottle has
lsrge hold and those who wish really good
viii find concentrated this all the medicinal
The of thousands has its efficacy curing
diseases for which present
the for achange of Journal Sept 1913
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail. by A. b. SANDS
Druggists and Chemists l0) Fulton
York Sold also by druggists generally throughout United
States and Canadas Price 81 per bottle; six bottles
Mar lS--tisJuly.
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Notice Of the tn. Land Once the
"Western Land District," In tho State OF wisconsin,
OF the second section of the act OF Congress
ice in the Chippewa land district, and establishing adj
dona land district in the State Of Wisconsin,, approved
public lands the Territory of Wisconsin, an additional
land office and land district hereby created comprising
all the lands included within the district lands subject
to sale Green Bay, Milwaukee, Mineral Point, which
shall be called the land district" do hereby de-
clare and make known that the land office created shall
be located "Wlow river, ST. Crox county, the State
OF Wisconsin.
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington, this
second day OF March, ammo Domini thousand eight
hundred and forty-nine. JAMES X. POLK.
by the Presidents
RICHARD M. YouNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Mar S-law13W
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College Of st. James,
Washington County, Maryland.

tribe second term opens Monday March 81 studcnts
NAV be admitted any time into the college, or into
the grammar school either to pursue the in collegiate
in mercantile Glass; receiving special preparation for
the counting and general business Application Tor
the admission of pupils OF Tor nIher 70 De
made to JOhN ID, hIhs 49,,
Rector, &C. College of ST. James f. o., Maryland
Eeh 21-ZaWiW
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TOR RENT, and possession Riven the Lat Of April
Il proximo, the four.story house street, south sde
near l4th street. Inquire of Mr. Reed next door
Mar 9-9taw2ws
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Bv n. aHkE.N, .7uctfonecr.

WILL be added the sale the boardinRhou OF
w Mrs. Hodsworh, which will take place on lhurs-
dav the 2a instant, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Four and ahaf streets, large chest OF stone
cutters TOOLS of the finest quality The house is also Tor
A. GREEN,
Mar Is--eod Auctonecr.
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ID. PAINE IS CO., Managers.

0r-I,5s dollars is the lowest three-number prize-<N
60 LIST and I'd drawn numbers 900 are $1,000
90 Sd and 4th do $50 IS 900
l2D 5ih and 9th It'll and 9th do. 500 are 10000
10 9h and 10th or Ilth and 18th do. 400 40 0GO
l2U 18th and 18Th or llh and 18th
drawn numbers 300 80 600
$3.50 any numbers 200 lI64 600
$3.50 any number 100 1865 900
1895 prizes, amounting to 85,402, 900
Tickets, Si0O halves, $50; quarters, S25; eghths
Sl2 SO.
certificate of package of Is whole tickets containing
all the numbers in the Wheel from No to No Is inclu
sive, and may draw four Of the great capital przes
amounting to
100000 Dollars.
will cost for
d whole tickets, $1,000 I25 quarters, $3.50
- halt tickets, 900 rs eiKhihs, 1875
Order early, tickets may be before the day of
drawIng.
Remittances 60 perfectly safe, however large the
In the course OF 10 in business and the transmitting
OF thousands Of dollars through the mails there has
been but two hng miscarrlages Of letters addressed
MILLER 81 co.
O.ders strictly private and confidential I.
Tickets enclosed under thick envelopes, thai eye
discover the contents
For the great capital prizes, prompt and careful attention.
please address the od-establishcd prize firm of
MILLER & CO.,
Corner Baltimore and St Paul streets,
Mar 2)-dkct25Ap~ Baltimore, Maryland.
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Notice of the of the Land Once he
Charlton District, In the State of Missouri.
pursuance of the first section OF the of Congress-
entitled An to establish additional land office in
ne State of Missouri, approved February rs. 1919. do
hereby declare and make known, that the land office
created by said net established at the Town Of Milan"
IN the county OF Sullivan of said State the site this day
designated by the Pre-, ident OF tho United States.
Given under my hand the city of Washington this
'wenY.seventh day of February, ammo Domin thou
sand eight hundred and forty. nine.
BY order Of the President
RICHARD NJ YOUNG.
a, Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar S-lawl3w
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'T'HREE Four Thousand Busheis Of large and
Mar Is