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PERSONAL.

.... Lieut.. Col. }. d. Graham. u. 9. A, Is at
winards'.
go. Ex-Mayor Rice has been chosen Fourth Of
July orator In Boston.
80. The Harper Brothers have resumed paw
ment of all their liabilities.
go. Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne Is PLAYING an en-
gagsment at Memphis, Tenn.
80. Lieut. III. A. Use, the son in law Of Hon
f. Everett, is about to sail for Germany for the
benefit Of his health.
80. Rev. B. T. SewelI, a missionary at Phila-
delphia, was set upon by gang of rowdies on
Sunday, and shamefully beaten
go. Hon. w. III. Cranston has been elected
Mayor of Newport, r. l., by an almost unani-
nous vote-having had only two votes cast
against him.
go. Judgment has again been rendered against
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, by the United States
District Of New Orleans-Judge McCaleb pre-
siding.
go. Mr. Tom Marshall, of Kentucky SAYS he
has not joined any church, and, az he reads the
Bible and doesn't lie, he thinks there is no need
Of his joining
zee. The Southern Matron' who has worked
80 indefatigably for the purchase of Mount Yer
non, proves 10 be Ann Parmele Cunning ham, a
name henceforth always TO be honored.
80. The Rev. Mr.. Tying, of Philadelphia VINO
died last week from fracture received in his
arm from threshing machine, was born on the
Ith Of January, 1925, at his fathers quiet coun-
try parsonage, in Prince Georges county, Md.
His father absent at the time, in the exercise
Of his duties as an evangelist.
80. Rev John Lyon, ! teacher at Kirkwood,
Mo, having become deeply engaged in religious
exercises, continued his fasting and prayer until
his health and reason gave way, and he has been
taken to the insane asylum at Fulton. He had
been greatly exercised with the idea that God
would do nothing to save men without a certain
amount and intensity OF prayer on the part of
Christians and bis mania now takes the form Of
painful conviction that If he stops praying the
divine government will at once suspend opera
stons and the universe 90 TO ruin.
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NOTICE.

III NOTICE.
l4ANlNG commenced an Improvement in mn,
place OF business, tue entrance will me un1hs, "a
fota isw DAYS; but sale way of ngress will no n
vlde1 and customers waited as usual but IA ~,
and those who may prefer can lesve thar ,aaas
WIN NOVEL; Laurence, druggis SITS ne N do"r
rou.a say 70 an those having open accounts with
acceptable. SAMiTEIe ~ ~euiI ne very
W. ~ M next corner Pa av ma lath -
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az, rive hundred bushels prime OHIO POTATOES
.ou.neast corner OF 18th and + strasta ap 2-3t
nNE-HALf DOZEN pIANOS FOR HIpE
~ o. sale, very loy, at { he Musical Emporium
10 ~. 10 =, Ia avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
aPH JOHN F. ELLIS,
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DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
l. NEAR CARLISLE, Pa.
Twenty fourth Session five months 81 coInmenc q
May 81.
Every attention given TO the comfort and improve
ment of twenty five Lads.
Entire Expenses S65.
Circulars at this Office. or address
r. X. BURNS,
PlamGeid, Cumberland County, Pa.
VIII call on those who may address HIM previous
tn April nth. M 81 colin
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INO l.Er.--i good STORE ROOM suit,tl, a.
Sh2H oT Fancy Store. IL would lie M :, O.
leht stand Tor ConieciIUner and can b. - -, !,
5000 tenant on mod crate terms. App. ~ -. ; =
Attn street north. W AT ~. . !"
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FOR THE MAY BALLS.
Just received. Ladies' and Misses WHITE KID
SLlPPERS-a beaut full article
Also. q good assortment of l.sdies' aud "a
Misses Wear of all varieties.
A. HOOVER SON
South side Pa. ave-, bet s n and 7th sts
ap 22-eO4t
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COLD sPLCTACLEs, EYEGLASSES, 81

We invite attention to our superior assortment of
Lade > and Gentemen's Gold Spec acles, ofaIl the
various qualities, from four 10 ten dollars.
Also, Silver and fine Steel Spsctacles, Gold, Steel
and shell Eye glasses of every focus.
lrs Particular attention psid TO the selection of
Glasses adapted TO the eyes Of ysaTers. - u
- N. w. GAIT T. BKO., Jevellers. F.
apN-N Ss4 Pa. av. between 9th and 18th .fs,
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EOR SALE "A pair of dark trown CANADIAN
l. PONIES, We'll matched, about 49, n
hands HIGH aud can travel together in min IN
9tes. One can tIot his mile in 3m,nutcs. IA
lent ladies' horse. Also, q double set of Harness
and light rrottng Wagon. For further psrtIcu, ars
inquire at SIS north street, Capitol Hill before IL
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FIRNishED ROOMS To RFNT.-Tb,,a
dSslratis Rooms To rent. on ism stree, ic,...,s
800 'eots. NO az ap s5-Stco-
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GRAND otnEEhK.N N,efisNEtkJyNN AND SUM:

u MER MILLINERY. navy SUM
No. IS Louisiana arense, opposite Centre Market.
Madame II. KING will open on "Wednesday and
on. Thursday, 2sth and 18th inst, a lar,s<N
2OkOBONSETS. fino STOCK of kTIii~
CiAi. FLOWEkSa ud X BBONS. and splendid
sssortmen: OF STRAW GQODSi consisting of all
ard Caps. Also, large assortment of ManiI Ias
and Shawls, Dress Trimmings. PaIasOls, I.aces
and fine sock of Embr oidpres.
~ b. ] have no connection with any mlllnery
store In this CITY the one No. S7s Pa ave-
nue., between ~ and 9Th streets
ap n st HENRY KING
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k'OR SALE.-As !. the UNDERMINED ipt,,5 .,
u move TO the West, Cfier Ter ,ais nv n.s -. y
ua,t go on Dea%are avenue, atween a.d STREETS,
~ the IHt ot W ashIngton. ID. a.. The Los fr,,ts
~ leet on said Avenue, ana has deptr Of I, tast
anu ~ Improved by tw" small Brick Un.ses and
StaDes together with the choicest frau trees mr..
p4ce will be sold IN Whole or in part Ia .uit npr|
chasers For particulars call az the premises
ap p lw' HENRN Dfe ID IS.'on
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ENOS SAl.E.-A valuable Ia, Al ,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,
u acres OF an1, under hig xtst. "a ,'si u. :.
sitrstcd IN ,,rlnee George's county. Md aloGt ~
.iles iflh w asliinst top, tn. q Itu NM psd
ihe improvements Consist of a good cnotor,qi,;.
Hsn,.k M,n natl' hne spring, and daIr, ali con
fcnitht. t"' acres Will Ice s,id If ,.sS,T.d -.
, ~ lhi.rmation apply Ia GEO. w. RkAg E.,,
rr"pertf Agent, No. 80 sth street, between n So
streets north, ~ ~ y. , a."
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aP p W. HENRY BtRKHARD.

tpk E-A convenient MEM RRIIK
hoO 81, elIgibly stusted, aud within a Few,
minutes WAX q! The several nepart,nents IT,
property Will lie sold iona b e terms as 80
long credit Will be given ON portion of The nnrcss
money IL. y. lANSDAfr
Wood and Coal YARD lata "a
Af<i-im south of Pa EreUna
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Spring AND SUMMER MILLINERY.
MRS: l.. ALLEN will open on Tuesday. March
3th, handsome assortment of SPRiNii
and SUMMER MILLINERY, 10 wniCh GN,
she invites the attention of the Ladies.
No. Ss5 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th Il -
streets. GSsh<R
N. B-Bleaching and Pressing executed st the
shortest notice. IN 30 o. In
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HE subscriber most earnestly requests ALI M
tIet I'M ebted to the late ii. IN of Coey Sears In
come orwaId and settle their accounts as soon a,
possible Those failing to do So their tls vI -
pl ced In the hands Of a collector fir setIemsnI os
4 is Of great Importance Ia me JLat the Old business
be closed without further delay.
]. w. COLLEY,
in . Ne NO.
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I'HE LOT ABOVE REFEREED To IS pot ?, a
Il Lot where q. NJ. hess's pfhce as csgnef KIN
ahI streets. but portion at has yaTd, winch he a.
c1inpeIlsd I" give Up submIt TO cCntInuAIIon IL
al rent raising. -
aPN u G. NJ. EENG
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SENATOR FIrcH.-We regret to learn that
Senator Fitch was summoned to his home in
Indiana on Saturday last, by telegraphic
dispatch announcing the serious illness of
member of his family. We understand that he
will return TO his duty here as soon as possible.
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Also bales l2-4 and g. heavy and beautiful Drug
gets IN wool, and the same widths in linen dsmask
TO be wo:n over hne car pets ia lieu of mattings
great Improvement and comfort.
Also, lales rich Rugs and Mats from the sam,
old stand. No. Market space.
ap O. cost CEAGETT a. DODSON
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~ u. WALL,
~. SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Con Inues to furnish COFFINS, at short notice,
OF all kinds and sizes. will attenn
to removing persons from the I'D s,zx.s,r.a...
grounds 10 new Cemetery.
Furniture repaired; pholstarinr done and Var
nshIng done at houses.
ResIdence-D street, between 9Th and 7th. No.
42n "a, % a',a,n
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FOR RENT and SALE.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Fou
i Furnished ROOMS on the front House No
SSl, on 18th, between and streets. Inquire with
IN. en- n Ns
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Mr.. ENGLIsH.-Mr. English, Of Indiana, i.
fairly to be congratulated on his escape from
the very jaws of Republican partysm, so re.
Gently gaping wide open, with longing tongue
out, to lap him into that molOch Of over fast y
gentlemen in politics. We knew him we'll fol-
many years before he worked his way into q
seat in Congress, for one of the most emphatic
and, we thought, sagacious members of the
Democratic party with whom we ever associa-
ted. When we found him playing, as we
thought, into the hands Of abolitionism on the
great question in issue before the country, We
fairly held our breath in amazement. Yet We
did not despair of him; on the contrary, We
concluded that sober second thought would ere
long vindcate the integrity of his devotion to
the cause of Democratic principles. That We
we're not mistaken in the man, is evident in the
following extract FROM the Philadelphia Press,
now one Of the most ultra abolition partizan
presses in the land:
"Mr. English will report from the Committee
OF Conference day. At this writing we have
no draft Of his BILL but IL II Is given i'm YES
terday's New York papers, and as generally re-
ported, is surrender To principle which will
awaken intense indig nation and disgust IL is a
plan, IL we understand IL, which says to the peo-
pie OF Kansas, Vote for Lecompton, with all its
protection Of slavery, and with Caihtun's recop
milton Of the defeated State oficers,) or you will
get no constitution until you reach certain ratio
OF representation, mot asked for from either Ar
kansas, Michigan or California; which Is equiv
alent to Keeping the Territory under pro-slavery
rule for years to come "
We congratulate him sincerely, that the Phil
adelphia Press thus assails him, and subscribe
heartily to the following extract from the New
York journal Of Dommsres of Friday last:
TAXING HIS PuRN-The Republican presses
always have on hand some one Of the p eminent
men Of the country, who, for the time being,
monoPolizes the choice epithets In their vOcabu-
larry, and serves rs the especial object OF their
abuse and Islander. In the last few years Prpsi-
dent Pierce, President Buchanan, Senator Doug
las, and other distinguished statesmen, have
been thus hopored. LatteTly the most vile and
vindictive portion OF their ISLANDERS have been
aimed at John Calhoun and the leading members
of Cong ress who support the Lecompton measure
We congratulate the writer's who enjoy q mo.
nopoly Of this style OF newspaper literature, on
their luck ia sscprjsg new subject on which to
turn their shafts. IL affords variety, and divests
their productions OF the monotony which was
heoinning 10 attach to them. Fhf Hon Mr.
En1Ii,h, Of Illinois, Chairman OF the Confsreiice
Committee on the part OF the House Of Represent.
stiyes, is now the fortunate man From Rlori-
Gus political saint, which he was In the esfima'
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MkS: CECILIA YOUNG. now ro.idin. -
Music slthsstto Will receive pupils IN VOCAL
For terms A. Smyste paPils or In clasxes.
4 and F Streets - ~ ioth street, between
ton NJ ME-. sPln IN Gsorgetovn can make applica
EraAys. from ~ To o'clocI ~ isesaay ana
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01

enues ofthe State required for tie ordinary and cur
rent expenses Of government anI unless of war
invasion insurrect0n, part Of said Sinking Fund
sht be used applied Otherwise than in extpguish
ment Of the public debt until the of such debt is
reduced below the OF five millions of dollars" u.s.,
600 GO0)
This being the first session of the legislature since the
adoption OF this amendment the duty therein eninnet
Gevolves upon you and should be promptly and faithful
ly discharged.
The funded and unfnuded debt of the State including
temporary loans, the first day of December 1856
per Reports Of Auditor General and State treasurer
as follows. viz:
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& 4
Snamr 'lts siA preatly ispyo~d schedsIcs.
(except Sunday
from Washington for the West follows 'l
l The CINCINNATI EXPRFS5 NAH. starts at 515, nj
lowing time breakfast Relay House Washington
p aud Benwood tho Ohio rver p M
Central Ohio Columbus points
reaching Cncinnnu at IL 30, next day.
2i THE GREAT CINCINNATI aud ST LOUIS EXPRESS
leaves Washington ncudng Sunday nj a30 reaching Gin
day, connecting directly
Train lie, Caro- the Southwest Iouis
etc Time m Washington Cincinnati ony rs hours aud
ST. louis only "a hour.
Sd CINCINNATI, DAYTON, NDIANApOIH, CAIRO, LOUIS
CHICAGO and NORTHUMBERLAND EXPIRES except Saturday
snd sunday $50 correcting Washington junction Hal
tmorc leaving Baltimore nj TO- On Sunday night tho
lon with this train Is by the Washington
To the tho road daylight
5.I5 n. $50 y train from Washington.
Parkcrsburg ai Virginia
take the $50 For all points the Marietta Railroad take
the same. tg lsttt.skEe .}tat.. f} It
The western Washington baltimore by all
these both directions, the direct
the travelling public
advantage that tho
Railroad and lines could
this Through tickets baggage
other possible facility
for the main Of tho Baltimore
Washington follows points
igton Junction and Piedmont by tho 5l5 M, train. all
tous between Piedmont and Whectng take the $50 train 10
with the Frederick tho $780, p.
tickets all kinds checks
apply to TiiOS IL PARSONS, Agent,
Or at the ticket Office, Washington station.
W. r. SMITH,
$50 Mnster or Transportation. +
L. N. C0lK,
General Ticket Agent.
m Nf.,e
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
L WAstlSGroy July IL 1sl

OF Charles wilson, administrator Of Ebcnczr
Wilson deceaed OF ST. Louis Missouri praying for the extension or
said wilson she 9th Of October
proccss s rendering lard" for
expiration patent which place tho 9th
Of October, 1885
said petition be hoard the Patent 01lcc
Monday the September next ~ O'Clock, and all
persons appear show why
petition ought not to bc granted.
opposing e extension required ne In tho Patent on
ncs Objections specially forth writing at eas
before tho day hearing All testimony died by either
Al the said hearing be taken and transmitted
rules the which will be furnished
plicaton- afh.lttfIlt -NE fHtlt "a tl Vi
testimony the viii be closed tho 7o September
relied be fled
tho Office before the morning Of that day the arguments
II any, within ton days Thereafter. iIlt- go 4fHI
Ordered also published the Union
ngton c. Republican, Louis, Missouri
said publications
bcnro the goth OF September next the day @ hearing
j. HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
Psros OF the above papers win please copy and send their
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
JuIy lb-1Aw3w
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


3. c. Herring Co.'S Patent CAAmpien Safes
TJNIIE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
l. finding that Adiscrnin.ns public 6ssaewsaG s
that that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by Opening ozee
and alesroom broadway al No SOL
pts The Cry Hall Ts VI wsseoase room. with te
OF their factory will sub~cr
bes TO hand VI a stock of
proof than other establishment tue world
tenton will bs constructing private
with other furniture for ths security o psie ewclry
Also 4.r
VIII keep money chess
Hais patent
Joness patent perturbation bank crygr
patent oier lock, wgilout key. N e. 'Eas .II1atH
g. c. HERRING Co.,
Nos. 1856 1877, Water street and
No. 2bl Broadway, corner Murray st., New York.
f8' tF FtG y COYIE 4 CO., Ageuts ta
fsre aIa4 a35.u fltH t4t Waslingon, n. c.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent lst
May 26-ly Richmond, virginia.
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BAI1rsoas, May $, 1858.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through Tickets be obtained the great Southwestern Rail
road oe Of Pennsylvania and sixth Washing
board OF Steam Ferry Boat tho Once Of
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad at Alexandria.
To Richmond Danvle, Lynchburg Bristol, Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville fun,svlc, Grand
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans.
Continuous halfway Memphis
Arodg greater Expedition and Comfort being ues
shorter than by any other
y George Page Of Seventh
atok O'Clock for Axandra whore tho
Richmond, Charlottesville SRunon, White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock and ut 7 p for Richmond all points Southwest
making and close Memphis
ri
O'Clock, m. and Z, p. ~
JAMES A. EVANS Agent,
1S--H WAshiD
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VOL. XIV. NO. 81.

Increase diminish the quantities
headed 'hsceAneousp in the schedue twenty
Persons whose offer shall be will
through oGice which
and ey do not ener into contract for the supplies specified
within ntecn from tho
acceptance their bid, per-
PERSONS the daultng will
held responsible for All dsinQusncies. ~ 47ria
All made
al the option of tho bureau rejected.
Those only Whose may notified
tracts viii be ready thereafter be
ticablc. July 3-lawlw
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pRoPosALs.
NAVY DKrARraxsT,
Bureau u Yards and Docks,

.nltafr ID July y, 1893
SEALED PROPOSALS separately, endorsed "fro
posah Ion nsino tho cass) for the navy yna al
iname the yard received at this cee until noon on le
second day OF August delivering tho several
navy yards named Articles embraced IN printed
which application and sent by mall
m raesiel d, usons desiring all the
classes named therein th- commandments f the several navy
Yards for under their commando or by the
navy the bureau for or all the yards
~ prel ooa Dsisaks 10 ealing the ees no Did toi Dc
ya,isl uAA oraains HIa yard 1stvS;
and each individual the bid and contract
ddors are hereby particularly notified that their
offers must be 10 the prescribed and bo mailed
time destination before the time expires for resolving
tbm no BIZ nih shall b. reired sr ne period
ya.i ana ,ft b. made for faiives Of he rnid
To guard against opened before tho time appointed
,aders are requested envelope address
and draw line the endorsement thus
APryssai Class No (aame The eiau) for TIC Nary Yud al
(aame az yardC
10 the Chief of the Docks Washington
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VXyANTED--A Physician or Lawyer with cash
wv capital Of from $500 to 81 900, proprietor
established weekly Rural soeihcrncr This opio
tonty lucrative bnsness 10 conncSon with their
nourshng wbe NJ the
thoroughly establish himself in his pron sion Apply
y 'N iuCfiARD EJwARTS,
ft Htl ta EGtHft .fH 1 Box 1927 hl,puore.
copy Of paper any person wishing
.IunoV l|.a = q. Z n
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INTERESTING TO LADiES.--When in the course
o. human events ladies and gentlemen o Of their greatest
natural head hnirt mailer of
us Importance and the question What shall do to the
hair from falling and ts visor and bay In reply TO
h query We bog Dr. Harrss Hair Promoter and lm
proven Tow applications will stop the hair falling breaking,
dandru1 keep the wh and mpa fresh
aud vgor 10 the hair and although have becn bald
twenty years, tho continued Of months will
aluxian head o half Call and bottle arl, not satisfied
ac tho second spplc'ton return aud the price paid
Ask for Dr. Hrriss Hair Promoter and Isprovcr Fold Rich
nond by ii L9t1H L.5M W. PETERSON Druggist,
Cornor hainc and 18th and Main and Wall
soli Washington by D. GILMAN, druggist
nue. 7h street, ani H. CLARK,
My 3l--5m eIa hHt "a t HtF1 9iH
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M TATTHEW HALE SMITH Counsellor lat Law.
lVl Rooms 22 "A, No. 10 Wall street, New York.
Aug 15-uf
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all
will charged 37 for each
Advertisements week IN the daiis 20
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ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities OF the world Also,
tile credits, for use In Europe, China, &c.
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY, l85S.-GREli-
~ DRY & MAURY, Managers, WILMINGTON DELAWARE
undor tho Sapern,euence appointed
Governor. Iaffafls aYt ,Ef.f
$50 900 Lottery for the Benefit the STATE OF DEIAwA
Class 1883 To WILMINGTON DE saturday
& I ~