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by JAMES c. McGuIRE 4 Co, Auctieneers.

BY JAMES &. MCGUIRE A Co., Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKS
~ On "Wednesday cvearg, March 1852 eas clcc shah
srl at tho store nr ecslsed by Ben frcnch esq.,
catalogue u books, siacng which
The GaicTie "a Pas h,u hos acd
with beautiful steel by celebrated Italian artists
10 ~ the osiy COPY offered public Seua
Also, magnificent 0un u Shakespeare, rrntc 1907 complete
tn ~ vols.
And uAns ether valuable beoks tE description " which
scsues % be cSsnad suction slsenlep
uonce place q sale, y street, es,gvsr 10th ilis
JAS c, MclyfFk Co.
AarsioaecgS
his 5 positively she lsss week q Mr. rrenrhs say,
Mar l--tis
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KINNEY x HOLLY.

II AND WARRANTS located and sold lands
IL lqsa 80 srif Tsrss Fsl Nass nts-sa resi e-sl'-
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selr sEss Crsss vrarl. Ssis IA ssss1Tis So
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alahssas n~ nSS1sls saaA c4rcsa ana s2v . " sen
Nskr1s.n T.~raary
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AUCTION SALES.
BY &c. MCGUIRE a Co. Auctionecrs

fINRUSTEES SALE OF EXCHANGE HOTEL -
M vir'rs or deed u Iis eco dated the
ist day August, 1912, duly among records
washington vaary, 10 the District Of Columbia iber
Ny w ioieS loo, le s9, and 1885, The undersigned win
sc at public auction, Monday the March, Is5p
s"rt M, the following parcel cs property, lying be
n 10 'hc e q Washington known h,s
~ sqnsre AGO being the properly which
Rank e Wahinsca ssd Hall by bearing even date
with the decd OF aforesaid ayttcah
Units thereof set h IN the said deed the David Hail.
with the improvements thereon.
tbs. Topcrty fronts between -Four
and sixth streets aud well Exchange Hotel
The trrns oT one third cash. psd
o the DAY sale aud the balance
and II months, Interest from the dsy II sale
cured by dccd oftsast On The property
Az convssArecs al the expense Il the purchaser
the terms OF sale ccnped within ten days after tho
sale tho trustee the rsht " resell expense
tbs detsnl,ns purchaser at hts discretion
sale 10 take place IN front of the premises,
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee
JAS C. NrGrIRE & CO.
Mar Id Auc,ioneers
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DIED.,

oa February assh, PHILIP RsgroS Ksy, - years
It's fancrs. viii sss ton hts late residence
thss ay oses The viii be tascn aauOre
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ny JAS. G. MeGulRE s Co, Aact,eneer..

by JAS. G. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucticneers.
DEREMpr0RY SALE OF GARRIAGES--On
Thursday racrusg Msrch 81 ocicck front a the
a1stn shah seli kg whom rsy ossezn
tsac large RssSsrTc. ifhFtoa.
ORe square Carriage ar foar passengers,
oae handsome tsarscai Carriage, very ane krtec
box nassy, with TOP,
one R~saa saie casisc.
Cne se0oaihare buggy,
INC DO CarrSxc. tUi little used
rcssdur in two ana t,ar months Ger
satisfactorily endorsed nosss hesrirx interest.
JAS c MCGUIRE co.
Mar lid Ancthoncers.
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x q section 80 81 township s3 sections . a q sed 10 liz
90 81 ana az >, he ' e he ST y aud id Nv q ee 81
township a. sseias = o $ and le he \ = "a. sw ssi hs
the Ne y The x q che - 4 and TIE q sss.o' Il ssi.es
81 ~ ~ se Flo q .si@s " "a so 81 ana a. te !.
ton 81, % township 40 q range 10. tF.tN
,be Nw sceol al sections "a ~ 90 rs ~ 80 81 as 81
and 80 q ton ussP q s.sSns 2 = sas .e "Scn q
a. r It, S q : s sSt 81 's ss s y 70 g. s.,
81 .c si o seeoOs TO- r. a. II IS s 81 ne I q s
a q "a 60 g, % 80 81 and sa ,hew
To- ~ a. H. u.s. 49, and 70; x -eooa srsGea sg
ana So So q o~a s 4. . sss "a TO- ' ~ H. iss
p "a 20 2 2, 90 81 81 ss,Ans so o. n m x -; s'aae
on 81 49, 81 township io secrn O. The Il
section sections IS 20 s So 81 and 81 Of township 49, Of
townships Al, az, "a, a. and IS, ofrunse IS.
THE lana eaee srrKoR CRY commencing nsAaay 'is
Nrocf sas within the undcrmepened ownshs which
MADISON or cnmba by wav q Tortags CITY 10 The 81 cox ssror
hk4. townships Ave aud thirty and from thence
by law, 70 minimum Of Geo doian and fy cents per are VIZ
q iias and ta Joa,tA rrfnos,l maian
Townships 80 and so, II ranges
townships a., As, az and so Of range 8.
Township. A. AZ. ia a., aud a., ofrsagcs
Townships Al, as aud "a Of range ..
townships ~, AZ IS, a. ss, i6 Al, ana As, u ~
Township a az, a. a. a. 40, a. as aud az q Il
Tors-lips AZ, as, AMI 40, Of range
the land Office Mcndss tho suAoA
deg n April for the disposal Of The pahie lands heresre
onered situated 10 the following townships and parts Of township,
Nos 5ile t liae aid cast q fap,sa rr.,el m,,sa;ur
Townships q, IS 70, and 80 -eecn The " i dissection
sections 10 10 inclusive sections - ola -, ssesp,
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sections neiasiyei Inclusive
s0s = 81 s q ,os ', Z, q . y, ~ = y
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sstua q 81 aud 81 Z township %; ssions ana & ss Z
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AZ ne ad crcp al NrSssas oouine'Sns Nsd.s ~ cpHi
beTci secirs ~lsh remain
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MA Y 4 Are /. al s,s y ryA rs-eip. z.visiar
Tssl-sss 81 soa y, q rasse "a
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rFICIAL.


Washington, scerusry 20, 1889.
lcsmscn received At this department from J. Warren
c CONSUL jerusalem Of the death of Mss
Mary u wlr.n December last, the q sixty
eight she MISSIONARY, but NOT attached ~
any .cy cS money and ELECTS have been deposited u NJ
Dana. Mar l-SM
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MARRIED,

the gai Pa ~ tho Rev iiSsY BosRn
~ a. tNiSerhia OLIVER rpFii ~ ranAnasL
W ~ SARAH L. slaughter q the se Sscs lrss,
u Michigan.
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.n'ea wcocn goods shaped by Joseph Brooks
Mates Iyerrce refunded Brush government nrmed
that NJ has heea furnished by the II that gentleman
payments viii authorised rrveye them
q ssqheaion 10 This department Mar i-SGf
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Nct,sasi ceSa-s cgliss sn1 3 sirCrss
" naSS sr1eEss,S F-S.s,1ss.
ON hand ~ 81 times the ch,siccs wines lrandios
" ~Asksyx. crars atag asarir-cs frars
sySrt xer.s. ertcr< evssy ascy e1ls-
~ = sra ~ sssse q ~ 1s tas. F~rTar@ " tSs
srurxh
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fr~s iares ,-s rss IN sSsuaS ~ U-tirs.
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IN PR Z $ s.
DIARY or raE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,

DIARY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
Ass sxwsrarsss rO~rsxr>
BIZ PRANK MOORE.
2soss,, II saxrAv.sss,sa
~la onls by subscription, JOHN NcfABl-sN.
me sssu, COR rsirss oehs viii Prnnsyvsns
the sh " March.
ggmmen~s,ioes anil Subscriptions solicited
ssry Subscribers VIII have early sPesCps q the y.lcs
Mar s~Ns
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OFFICERS OF THE CONFEDERATION OF
THE CITY OF WARRINGTON.

s.ys,-I.%ss ns,.s
osSgayllen Aissrrsv-ianes M Carlisle
Csnss,is,,orsr u Uag,. -slsries n Fore. NJ A
BsA kss,e,Nliss D kIope.r
xeseug.r--8lIiam O forie
tal,orJAnes Halliday eerks-Rsaben cloAry and william
Ss srs,,,s'- william rors,a.
W., ,,an, ~ : ~, ~ "' 'p,'n 2, mAlna
S S.:s, wasa7nr = seae 'snes mnswln sss
EsrA wss,t.',,, " p iaSnsis W. 9.rnc ~ r} ~
NJ. u.s ~ q !. I'M - y, r.Aau's Sohan' esq
IN wss,s IN, " " s " W. - IN, ,ns ~ , ps
S',-aA t,.rs "A. ', A. 49,, f,sn,, a ss'1,t
Arof@csSss 70 stks.sn 1rscm no ms FcoS-
Ers pagd-nsyid q Mdssly
TA,ri DISCRIMINATING lisreaugh
fS ,., Wa,dvlam , cali"n,
SiItA ward-Jamos d o1snuei
Ss'e''A "@'a-p .sfsa
Second Ward : " I tpss,os n, b
r..gsa nta,S y NJ Toner, n ?,
s'1tA Wsni-J NJ GebsrsN D.
so,Tp ., aa,wns
soai Miller r" and NM raom.. ot' Ss ssaea'9
Thiri Way,ill,omas nonohn and L.rrh : r,..t
fbsr,A Werd-wm W. Moore and FRANCES aoSun
aYih Went-tdnsnd !nrfy and z punnnston
sevHA Wcrs-yhn T. smith and ',;ssef ~ rssson-
Sscresars 10 ~ 1odrd frasmas y Middleton
&cse"Vu--,sroh Neeeh
,onsrs~ MARI o. arDxxSsS
o. ssaamc.-- re- Riggs Brown and smith,
isyrovsss,,t. ~Nsssrs K Miller Moore and Rarson.
ca.a. I p~rs. ssrs ana .Sa Tssa,o,
S s %sssr, s.Ss p.,, and .a.s
nr,;sSr s.ssr Ao .s pasnss sna uask
Miller and pcarson 'e''' "s'''' ''V"'' =
smith ''''"'' '" An''' p'hh'hsoa' ana
l,,xz o,s.,v,p.. M a. ,su.. 49,. 49, -,
; ", m', ~ u. css v.. vr., vo,rn .sos
fars s, ~ ,sn sns p. a,''' ~0"u' an" 80
w." -Meesrs Brown ana sc"son.
WAa5rvs.Messrs, pSnolo and smha
,eessw. q nsg sn - a ~. n nsrsy. ~ p,~
kS,a,ly A.so,.- Mess ,,, A. Miller Fisher, and smith.
10 AiIrd % ne fss., Z tie cInd''e" es0rs t xcssrs
,"''''s'0'' "ss'' '"a ,ss' .... -.
kN WardChArcs Albert (presideni9 John b. Tarton, and
sou,hcs s. Parker,
Seend Wd,s-Wm orme 6raitcn POWELL aud Charles Jones
o,i rs,ra y '"''' ''''
, m stephen D. e'''e"'a Elijah kmon''0n and Va"
ivsA "a"i-"'a" A. Aai0y VIM = wallace ana Van Res
ss"A A. h@r'r Franklin $ os'r and John Rus
svssA Ward 'somas Lloyd Charles Nson' and Thomas
So. yna.u j. Keppsl,
vs,srnoy-wilnam o iosks
COMMITTEES on nn oc,sril.
az "a gs a"s ~ ov y"
M Sssrs Tcn Van Reswiss orme oI,ate
N@ann kassei ,, anu ,I Tu y.,u, ana w,.,,
0s rss.,.,s sss,,,,Messrs Palmer snd N,csu
g. fTMessr' Aal0y' oiIe' 'a'ssr' Powell eaemAn
"a S',o,s e"'nan o'"' o0e' van 'Ark''
A'sfs ir'e' ia'''"' f0"e'' A'Duh' "s"'Se p'nf''
an" -, w h, usssrs rsrscr r,mops,en and x,..,s
Dr,,a.S ~ -Nsssrs Palmer orme ruron Nohun urnc,
Russell aud wi.cn
Corsse~ ,vrs Msssrs Jcnes Aohan, io And Tree
jev ooxsrrTns TasA''s'oa canaIaossrs ossienAa and
on Neney Traa,aetsns cs.1s,ale. Mr.. Jones.
srssps-Messrs. Tarcn, Jcncs, wslsscc, and Mssesi.
Sstsssc NJ
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DIV '. g. McGUIRE 8 CO., Auctioneers.

BY j. C. MCGUIRE s. CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PJB-
nc AIJIfoN o. TUESDAY sferu-Sn, uavh eoiccs
shc Fgrasc shah sc parts " MS 70 a. IN square
Ne ss frn ash heaeea issh iocthor
NEa the tnlzoNen cn's, si ~ and well bet
story and esscaneni evts Dwelling hco oaaing Isros
lining socna. k;ichce, Srs chambers
Tcrms ee farSh cash; the rr-Asao mCnhs wsh
nseFcst, scourr ey l q peuscs, psgua
bic. JAS 4 MCGUIRE ~
Fee - aucrs1vscrs
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DrRLlC SCHOOLS The regular monthly meeting
Il he trustees q rabae schools Win he he'd Iecsisy
atoa. iss March,, AZ a. essoes. Rn RtCNETrS
Nsr 1 SECRETARY
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H. A>vg 90 iESrs ~ RI Rev wra r.rshsla gr n n R,sar
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te ara Tcss&nss = SrSss'rs fCFs eFoes ROzy
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To MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, CITIZENS

il STRANGERS AND EVERYBODY.
aAy~ now in store very lsrSs aud sclcxs stncl
bargains, SAsa ranns have esca rrased rai aeris
AaassnscSaeasly can sch them a, CREST rslassea
hcSt makers IN The wcrki, NAney lial,es, Davis,
kRaee 4 Go and oshrrs
N,ssyseay in search ~ kSNsi, reliable cheap
and see those.
fessaas rcssiias cat q ,h.s ,ay can nSrcr have 5
cd them
rasros nose sseo to tlso cheaper .hNn any ether
naaS fxss 70 esn JON,
Mar r--N 1Ss pCnn. ave- bet Afn 1
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Separate proposals viii be received for keeping
psgs rrIr E lhe 70 NJ ssif-csioo < IN csni
sners e. lnarrox fhe Hil
III pr PER rarar lrnh materials q
vxsr sna whsch NAY required hy ir al
rsrs Aeoxe snrscc clcznrE ths vels
suaa isc pawn. aro1n4 thS lpErs
JAMES g. FERRET. Maze
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Sinking Fund.

The following synopsis of the law for the
ed by the State Sentinel. The mode of dis
tribution is the same as that advocated in
this paper. The bill passed both Houses by
decided votes, and the result is a popular
triumph over the schemes of few who de-
signed to secure the control of the funds for
their own benefit.
1t is made the duty of the Sinking Fund
Commissioners to distribute the fund amOag
the several counties in proportion TO the
number of children listed for common school
purposes the Fund Commissioners to noti-
fly the County Auditor of such counties as
may be entitled to distributive shares of the
amount, who shall draw their orders for the
same in favor of the County Treasurer-the
Fund Commissioners being desired to first
distribute in favor of those counties in which
a proportion of said fund is not now loaned
in proportion to the children in said county
listed for school purposes.
AS fast Us said fund is received by the
several counties, the County Auditors and
Treasurers shall invest said fund by loauing
the same upon real estate security i'll the
same manner and subject to the same condi-
tioas ns other Common School Funds are
ROW loaned by law.
Each county is made liable for the pro-
portion of the fund received, and if it be-
comes necessary in the liquidation OF the
bank bonus each county shall return to
the Fund Commissioners such equal pro-
portions as may be necessary to discharge
the debt.
All county officers managing said fund,
shall be liable in their official bonds for the
discharge of their duties according to law
1t is made the duty of the Fund Commits
sioners to purchase the bank bonds when
they can do so at the market value, and can
Gel them when purchased.
After 1866, when the last of the bank
bonds become due, it is made the duty of the
Fund Commissioners to pay off the out
standing bonds, and as soon as possible col
lect all debts and convert all property of
said fund into money, and distribute tha
same same as fast as received, as provided
by this act.
In making the distribution the commits
sioners are required to equalize the Sinking
Fund among the different counties, so that
when distributed each county shall receive q
sum proportinnate to the number of chill
dren she may list for school purposes.
The commissioners are required to hold
in their hands sufficient amount of mort
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EVANSVILLE ND, THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 5, 1889.

cages and funds to pay, and which shall oe
held as security for the payment OF the
Bank bonds and to make prudent and eco
nomieal use of said reserved fund
1t is provided that borrowers from the
Sinking Fund when loans are now due or
may hereafter become due, may transfer said
loans from the Sinking Fund to the several
counties, giving the security required in the
case of those borrowing from the common
school fund in the counties, and when prop
erly transferred such loans shall be accepted
as so much money by the counties from the
Sinking Fund Commissioners, and shall be
by them entered ss satisfaction upon the
mortgages of said borrower. If the security
upon the real estate, where such transfers
are made, is not equal to that required by
the laws loaning common school funds in
the counties, the borrower is to make it
equal by paying sufficient money for that
purpose TO the Sinking Fund Commission
ers, and under this provision said Commis-
sioners are not to distribute more in the sew
eral counties than the due proportion pro-
vided by this act. 5-,....
The interest from said fund as the same
may be distributed among the, different
counties Of the State shall be used for the
purpose of school education, as other school
funds are now used.
The office of Sinking Fund Commissioned
shall cease when the Sinking Fund is dis
tributed according to the pro=isions of this
Act. ....r
On the first day of January, each year,
the Sinking Fund Commissioners shall make
a full report of the condition of said fund,
and shall cause 500 copies to be distributed
among the several County Auditors of the
State. tzfr ~ ~
The counties are required to make good
any losses which may occur in the loaning
of the fund distributed to them, and the
present laws regulating the Sinking Fund,
which do not come in conflict with this act,
are continued In force. 3.
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IN dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general that they prepared to do all
kinds of ,,1-c s~7a.g rrssff r-ts.er a1ls et..
. MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK. -
and everything appertaining to the Foundry bilsi-
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES AND
BOILERS of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; Distil-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrashng Machines, Malt MiIls,
Horsepowers Corn -shellers Maehinery of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings OF
every description, Iron Houseronts Cellar Crates,
Ge. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c. =
BREWERS, DISTILLESS, RECTIFIEBS, &c,
Supplied with every description of Copper and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators,
Attemporators, Sparges, Stillheals and Worms
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast jugs, Cans, Sypl.ons, &C.. Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for heer spirits, oil fe.s Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, dc. 4, ~ -t..-.-- r
W0rkmen sent TO all parts to fit up work and do
repairs on Steaia Boilers, Copper ami Sheet Iron
Work, de-
OLD METALS BOUGHT. "a
They are dealing in aud selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
hing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bolt
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting Packing, Hose, de-,
of the best kind; Tiaplate, Sheet Iron Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Speter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and workmen, and viii give all work entrusted to
them, their Individual attention, filling orders
promptly, wsrrantng their work, and satisfied
with reasonable prices.
Be5r Office and Sale Rooms, No. 60 Main street;
Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop Pine
street, between First and Second streets, Evans
willie. Indiana. dec7
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20 Numbers-13 Drawn Ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO BE DRAWN
!ach "Wednesday in March

81, 1876 Prizes amounting $685., ,9Z
Whole Tickets SO; Halves So; Quarters $21z
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Certificates of Package of Whole Tickets $40
% Half .... IL -
a." 26 Quarter " 81 81
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose thc
amount of money to address, for what you wish
to purchase; name tie Lottery in which you wish
il invested, and whether you wish Wholes, Halves
or Quarters, receipt Of which, we send what is
ordered, by first mai together with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, the drawn
bers will he sent with written explanation.
nc-Purthasars will please write their signatures
plain, and give the of their Post office, County
and State.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. -.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail
..-e
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets, in sums OF Ten Dolls.
and upwards, can be sunt us
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city town where they have ofii,...
The money and order must be enclosed in a s. COY :
ERSMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED -ENfEL-
OPE, or the Express Co. cannot receive them.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY CO,
dec29 Wilmington Delaware.
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GREGORY & MAURY.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 18th, 1858.
WOOD, EDDY g. CO., MANAGERS.

tSUCCEssUKs TO HKEGURY MAUKf.J
The undersigned having become owners of this
ONLY LOTTERY CHARTER IN DELAWARE,
offer to the public the following scheme, TO be
drawn each Wednesday in March, 1859, in Will
mington, Delaware, in public, under the superin-
tendeuce of sworn commissioners appointed by the
Governor. r1sr
Class 5 draws on Wednesday, March 2, 1859.
Class 2 o draws on Wednesday, March 8, 1853.
Class Sc draws on Wednesday, March I6, 1850
Class 81 draws on Wednesday, March %, 1889.
Class 2 O6 draws ON Wednesday, March 80, 1859.
THIRTY-TWO THO USAND THREE II UNDRED
AND NINETY-SIX PRIZES!
Nearly One Prize to every Two Tick
. 'H .f-.. etss .+.