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LAST NIGHTS REPORT
EXPLOSION,

AUGUSTA June III
The steamer John Lawton exploded near Savan
nah last night, killing the Captain, Plot, Assistant
Engineer and John $. Montholou, a PASSENGER
aud man uamed Gotty Of Barawell. A number
were scalded aud bruised, some OF them il is fear.
ed, fatally. The number Of killed and missing is
g. The sicnmer N tnlnl lnss
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nALLonN AsCRNsIoN,

LANCASTER, Pa, June 10.
Wise, the Eronaut, leaves here for st Louis via
Chicago on Wednesday next, with his monster
balloon, 10 prepare there for an ascension lie
Expects TO land between Philadelphia and New
York. He viii make an ascension here ON Tues
day
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LEG Broken Yesterday one Of the workmen
in the C. c. q c. r. r, machine shop, named Sam
mel Thompson, had his right leg broken by the fall
Of q plank.
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Iss5s II nnv people in the world ever needed
Nj / nTCKERSON.
Late Of the firm Of Amber 4 Dickerson)
DENTIST

O#cs 259, Superior street near Kendslls store
pr n new suit Of rooms ready, and he would
~ ,oosed IN see all Of his Old patrons ard Others who
nav wish tie services Of dentist liberated teeN treat
ed ranrs and crown ed exposed nerves c'ppod and saw
Cd also teeth inserted on gold. silver coralie orvuoanie
bas, or platinum plate, with continuous gum, which Is
...,.,, Ia east my23
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DO soall head Or SOME time had been perfectly
GiEo,: 40, v. HIGGiHBoTHAM,

MRS. e. SYMONDS,
Cincinnati. o., Feb. 10, 1851 il3 Third ST.
PRoF. wooD-Deur Sir BY the advice OF friend OF
niue, who had been using your Hair Restorative
Induced TO Try u. had the fever time May and
nearly eve nsir in my head Now my hair has
deal thicker than everit Nothing but
duty and Nmnahy shat fee to communicate to ohern
who afflicted Rs have been, would induce to give
this public HCknuw Judgement Of the henttl have received
| from Prof Woods Hair Restorative
! oursrespectfully.
| A. II. JACOBS.
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WHY Is 1T why is it that Mcclure always
has an abundance Of custom, and why is it that
his boots and shoes are In such demand The
reason (and it is good one) is that his work Is al
ways we'll done, ,--itis always what he represents
it to be,it is made Of the best materials,-and he
is always ready TO exert himself to have job done
at the time desired by the purchaser, lie hasnow
large lot Of spring goods which have been made
by his workmen, and those who design outshIning
their neighbors by new boots aud shoes to NOR.
row, should call to day at No. l2G Ontario street
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THE Evils OF GAMBLINo The Melodeon was
dcnsey crowded yesterday afternoon by the chill
dren Of the schools, TO hear the gratutous lecture
Of Mr. Green. twas an interesting aud instruc-
tive lecture.
We understand Mr.. Green will give a-iroe lee.
ture tomorrow night on the evils Of gambling -
He has had experience and tells some startling
truths respecting the profession
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WHO Is G. G. GALLAGuER l--AccDENr TO A
SUPPOSED CLEvELANDER,- DIR. Joseph kylebaugh
OF Newvllle writes us that a bad accident beftl a
oung man, who is suppos d 10 belong in or uear
this city, in that place the other day. He was
driving horse and wagon up % steep hill The
horse, which was blind baked and ran backwar s
aud fell into gully, some forty feet deep, taking
The young man aud the wagon with them The
horse was killed The young mans right leg was
broken in three places. He lay there all night
with his crushed limb upon wagon wheel, aud
the dead horse by his side. When discovered the
next morning by some passers.by he was nearly
dead. lie was properly cared for but his lite is
despaired Of lie is apparently about % years old
and seems to have plenty OF money. He declines
telling his name, bat from papers inhis possession
it is thought TO be g. G. Gallagher and from ev.
dence OF "a like character, is thought he belongs
in or near Cleveland. lie says if he dies, Or is
crippled for life, he does not want his friends to
know it. He had a tool chest with him and says
he was bound for Missouri. He is about feet 4
inches high, has black hair and black W
| "a 1~T -.-s, hl>st. --at and gaiter shoes. DIR! n,
says his case is hopeless uud is anxious that ais
friends, if they live in this city, should know his
situation Piaiadeaier.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
NEW ADVERTIsRnTENTs.

C.bP.R Change Of Time.
Chamberlain Crawford Co.--Notthorn Tronsportatio
Coz Express
J. W STANDARDIZATION, sc.
II. d Kenkail-rry Goods,
Strawberry Festival at Chapin's Hall
r. n. Chapman-Westem Metropolis
Rettborg Hausmoun-ShRwls, sc.
John Streble Horse st len
Bible Anniversury-Bu Notice.
Hall-Busiuess notice
McGure-Boots and Shoes
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: v \ : IGS / WIGS II WIGS I

BACHELORS WIGS AND 1OUPEES sunass all
T1.y are elegant, light, aasy and durable.
Fitttug To a turning up behnd-no shihAlhs
head: indeed thisis the only Establishment where
rhsss tbinss are properly undersl O, d and made.
233 Broadway, New York.
ian,7 W. FGSKE. Cleveland. Ohio, Agent.
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RELIGIoUs NoTIoE--The Bible Anniversary o
the German Protestant Ministers Association, will
be held tomorrow, June l2th, at l.2 O'Clock p
NJ, in the lst Pres. Church.
Addresses in German and English.
The public is especially invited to attend.
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Steamer Departures
THIS EVENING.

Ahlo ENhNlNh
FoR BUFFALo-Steamboat Western Metropolis Capt
PEAsE,0P NJ. Steamboat Arctic Capt FISH, 6Ja p. NJ
For DErRoIT-Steamboa, May Queen Capt. vIaER,
P, M.
FoR SANDUsKY AND ToLEDo-gteamboat Forester Capt.
WARD, Up NJ
FOR DUNKlRK-Propellor J. .iT.rson, Capt. BOND 3P NJ
Fon OdDENsBUGGH-Pro, elier Akron, Capt BUREETT,
bP NJ.
FoR RCmcAao-9ropoller Young America, Capt CHAP
MAN, : p.
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Tho writer o the following has been for two years JUS
ee of the epCe la Fremont, and well known 70 The c
lL0us eeH0rallY,
BRONCHGrUS-ITs WORST STAGES CURED,
Mr. W SON lesides In East Cleveland In vigorous
hoaih, aud living witness OF The pormHnonod Of the
Dr. ruBns, Sir :-- ...
Wuop drst commenced your roatmeut, few months
duce, WIS much drblihied und ilrrng nOm severe
pIiu tho ide Ehgnoss of hr ath, weakness n t small
ID he back urht bweata rcstos ness coughing and
purturauns proqsey ohen raising pant OF whitih sub
suuce Hlnele muT nlng took cold frequently uuu
surrutss aud iuhammat OF throat Of ears stand
ue ed Increasing and extending down ulOu the luff
TIM bOcum0 go Dizzy tall unless some
y 81 ~ suppor by uer OF your medicine WAS turey
relieved aud am now well tr before iu Inv hfe:
sometimes wet neither cough nor soreness Of hoqt have
JAMES S. WEIGH
Eag Cleveland, Dec rs, 1850 may l9Y23a
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

eslg~ Arnicatcd Oil for any uaamed surface
Corns, Bunions, Burns, etc, at Halls Homoopa-
thic Pharmacy, opposite Weddell House.
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And who pronounced by many greater expression
20 his playing than EVEN THALBER3 was pleased
to writo tre following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFER"
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Rzd- Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ensworth Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-11

I=S- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, SchuCkers' and Omsted's news depots.
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~ HAwKs& Il BRoTnER have Our Musical Friend
No. %, with the following contents La Chase
Rondo a la Polka Come live with me--ballad by
Aaber; The Salute March, by Guugl; So sweet her
voice, by Verdi They also have the last Century
and Independent .....
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nALLBTr, DAVIS & CO.'S PIANOS,

unhestatiuglv pronounce them efHepty superior IN ac
ion elasticity Of touch and power Of tone, TO any nave
ever u.el in This or the oid country Another striking
feature in these rumons land where others too often
tal) is heir remaining tune under the heaviest aud most
difficult playing-uo srng shatleri'g or haitms and
the action remaining peri ct that the performer Is eno-
bed at all times to give Instantaneous effect to emphatic
? Rssapes-
sigpe5. GUSTAVE sATTER
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AMBRoTYPEs I'D PHoroGRAAHs.-Mrs. CAIN
has her picture gallery at the Old stand, No 200
Superior ST ect (South side. FIRST class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted TO suit
mylS-dlm.
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Fog5 Fsfn9rib CO. nos aad iO7 Superior sfrsst.
anti
~ Dr. Hostetters Bitters have received
the wormest from tho press and people through
out the Unou As valuable Ionic for the cure Of Dys-
persia Flntuence Constipation and genera nervous de-
biy. IL ca1nOt be appoacbed Every day new cases OF
its seat effect chronic ed through our public journals
There nothing equal TO the enjoyment which the nci-
Cd expert when using this valuable specific It's mild
tone it's sure and vigorous action disordered som-
ach and tho cleansing ofthe entire hum body should
recommend t 10 all classes Of community All that viii
be necessary to convince The skeptcal Of sheahy effects
n 10 pirchaso bottle and be satisfied
For safe b, druggists AVID dealers roneray everywhere
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. 80 Scorbutic alice
tons etysipeias and all erupons from whatever hidden
cause are overcome by the Of this great cleanser 0
human system It heals by eradication as we
sion and penetratos tho hidden source OF 'he maauy
sold at the manufao.ory, No. 30 Maiden Lane Ne"
York and By all Druggists 25c eac and 81 per oct OF
box.
n If any people in the world ever needed
an an,stle 10 cast their devils out is who i've In
this ateroggcd country The miasm'tc poison Of our
svamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil In the
blood TO reve in the Agues and Ftvos which shake and
corch us all AYERS "AoUE CURE " is said to be the
poste W. need and some Of neghbors who have tired
con firm the report -IourH !. Plano, ~
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SUICIDE


G. Nerzer, an old aud respected citizen commit
ted suicide by shooting aud hanging himself. He
was deRnged by sickness.
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New BRIDGE.-Tbe work is progressing on the
new swing bridge Of the c. G. & err, at the
foot of Vineyard street.
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What GUstaVe SatIer says
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FORMEs,

who visited OHIO for the first time in company with th'
renowned
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Ia That pile Of stones placed in the roadway
at the corner Of Superior street and Public Square,
is very much in the way Whose business is it to
remove them?
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The Restorative is put IN bottles Of three Sizes viz
La ge mudium aud small; the small holds pint and
Teiis r dol at per bottle; the medium holds At least
twenty cent proportion than The SMALL retuis
for dollars per bottle; he large holds quart 90 per
cent IN proportion aud reais for three dollars per
bottle
o -. WOOD co, Pruprietors, No ga Broadway, N.
N9Tks mud No. IA Market street 81 Lous, Mo-.
Ana ss,ld hI q Druskisto RssuoJ uua nnHleTH
MI
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SpsfiaI NOittts.
-. nr. HosEsiieTis BIIisrs have received

- For Gai Fistu-es end F,Hiag-APPly
Fo,s Fsfs,rfh q CO., io5 end io7 Superior sirsst.
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A Harry TinE--Nole Il made IN another 0ol-
umn Of the free ride rendered to The scholars
Of the Industrial school yesterday when,
after having ridden around She city aud
made the air vocal with their cheerful voices 70
shouts and song, they returned to the school
house, they found that number Of ladies had so
generously provided Tor further holiday that
the tables were spread with all manner fcatablcs,
cak,s, fruit, candy, nuts, SC, Of which The glad
"little 'uns" were helped to abundance The Ia
dies could not help but reap their reward in the
happy faces around the tables.
The eatabes being disposed Of, Rev. Z. ~
Brown, who was present make a few very appro.
pirate remarks to the children, urging them TO
good AID noble deeds; aud to live lives Of useful
ness. After singing, and thanking the friends for
their generous gifts the scholars left the rooms
bright and happy
Mr.. Waterton requests us 10 express for the
school, their heartyigratitude TO those friends who
are ever 80 ready to respond liberally to any call
from the Industrial school. Large as were the ia.
vors bestowed at this time, il was no more than the
previous help rendered had led the teachers 10 ex-
pect. There are noble hearted men and women in
Cleveland who win never let the Industrial school
lauguish and all honor to those noble yourg ladies',
who, with gingham aprons over their silks, were
yesterday engaged in satisfying the wants Of those
children at the school house. They are the kind
This world has need Of.
We shall speak further of this school soon.
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WHAT CosTLy THING WAR Is.-The national
debt OF Great Britain is estimated at about IS O0O
100000. This amount in gold would weigh 10 600
tons-in silver 100000 tons. The gold would load
90 and the silver 400 propeuers, equal to the lar.
gest sized on the lakes. Many political economists
and Statesmen claim that this tremendous debt will
never be paid, 1t was created to pay the expenses
Of many Of the wars of Great Britain
The War debts Of Europe, not including Great
Britain, amounts to the same making total Of
$4,000, 100000.
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Dissolution.

THE FIRM or PARKER &. co.
Il bus been d,sniyod y s death of NJ, john y Cook,
seule ihs business of the late firm 10 the Ola stand No.
ANDREW PARKER
CAhLKLE WHlRpLE !.
Cleveland, June 7, 1889 dkWsw
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LV-Hall's Homeopathic Pharmacy opposite
Weddell House. is the place TO have your vials
re filled with fresh medicine.
..0ytrDQ
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Fare Reduced
VIA
LAKE SHORE RAILRADl

TINE QUICKRR THAN by ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Tickets on sale at Union Office, l47, Superior
street, D. Horton, Agent or the Lake Shore
Depot, B. G. Harris, Agent.
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OssIAN f. DODGE,
DR. Cheescmnn,s Pills.

aprsimR2o No. Euclid street. ayelaad
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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Go AND HEAR HMl-LEwts CLARK, (Mrs
Stoves Geo. Harris,) will speak from the stand Of
the n. E. corner of the Park, on Sunday afternoon
next, at 5 l.2 o'clock. He will then give full
and very interesting account of the condition OF
things in Canada among the fugitives. An The
friends Of truth, both ladies and gentlemen, are
invited to come and hear him Also on the West
Side at the Circle at o'clock the same afternoon.
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DRY DS, &C.
AsHRY & WOOD.

Va 10. K;ng-street. one door from Washington ="
ARE NOW IN RECEIPT of their SPRING
n SUPPLY. and are able to offer to their
friends and the public, stock of GOODS worthy
of their attention.
The various departments include extensive as
sortment. Of black and colored Dress SILKS, fine
Dress Goods. low and medium prize Dress Goods,
including choice Prints, Chintzes, Ginghams,
Rcrace DeLanes. Challies, &c.
Our stock of fine Laces and Embroideries is
very large and complete.
Also. real Lace Sets and Pompadours, some very
elegant
Linen Sheetings all widths, Warranted pure
Irish Linens, sl grades and qualities
Gloves. Hosiery Handkerchefs, DC.
We give special attention to the selection OF
Cloths, Cassmeres Vestings, and all goods re-
ouired to complete Gentleman's wardrobe.
We ask the attention Of heads OF families to our
large stock of Domestic, Housekeeping, and Ser
wants Goods
The above with every thing new and desirable
in our line have been purchased on the best terms,
and will be sold at II small advance.
All goods warranted to be precisely what they
are represented Particular attention paid to or
1.r, NH II
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MAJ, ARg,yGgugNrs.-The following are
in. present Mail arrangements at the Alex
sndria Post Office
Tine Northern Mail will close. daily, at ana y
,,L,, T. lu., except on Saturdays-then Mt =
,,.k D. m. There is - mail for Washington CITY
.uIy. closing at g p. M, Oh Saturdays:
fine Mail for Richmond. Va. aud aii Soutn oi
Richmond. will close at }! a IN. and p M, e2-
r,rt ON Sundays--then at - Il. In
The Mails tor the orange and Alexandra and
Nansssa. Gap Railroads warrsnton. Middleburg'
md Fairfax L. H.. close daily ut 81 II. IN Ihere
+. n, mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad on sun
DAYS. -,
The Mail for the l.eesburg route will close on
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays. at p. m
There is n msil for l.eesburg, via Baltimore ana
ohio Railroad. closing al y =. m On l"e'uay''
Thursdays, and sundays.
The Mail for the Aldie route will close al 3. m.'
Tuesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Mail for the Occ"quan route Will close al
4 m., Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
The Mail for the Theological Seminary will close
al 3 D. n. daily. except SUNDAYS.
The Mail for Norfolk, Portsmouth. and the Fast
eru Shore Of Virginia closes At and p N, except
Oh STANDARDIZATION at ! y. IN.
The Offce will close daily Mt i! p M, except
SUNDAYS then it is open from TO gu W, and from
- - p. M, only.
The Northern Mail is ready for delivery by q. N.
The Southern Mail is ready for delivery by p. m.
IAN l-tf
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IS ORDERING TICkETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered receipt Ut which they will he forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers ran have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent T." purchaser, Immediately after the drawing.
Ets- Purchasers will pleas" writo their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County, and
State.
10" Remember that every Prize is drawn and
PAYABLE in full. without deduction.
re- All Prizes of $1,000 and under. paid imme-
diatey after the drawing-other przes at the usual
time of thirty days.
NOTICE To CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money my mail,
can use THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Ten Dol
lars and upwards. can be sent to us at OtR RISh
AND EXPENSE, from any city or town where
they have an Office. The money and order must be
enclosed in Il "Gorcrnmem Posf Office Mdmped En-
reIope," or the Express Company cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or TX
press. to bc directed 10
WOOD. EDDY 4 CO.. Augusta. Geo.
or. WOOD, EDDY & CO.. Atlanta. Geo.
or. WOOD EDDY CO., Wilmington. Del.
rty- 4 list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel. with the amount of the prize that each
one is entitled II. will he published after every
drawing, in the following papers Augusta tiro)
Constiiutionalist. Mobile Register Nashville Ga
zctte. New York Weekly Day Book, Richmond
Dispatch, and pauldiug Miss Clarion.
NH ol--ltl
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ASHBY & WOOD,

A SIX THE ATTENTION Of Gentlemen to their
n assortment of superior French Cloths; Black
and Fancy Cassimeres: Tweeds. and Linen Coat
ings: silk. Satin. and Marseilles Nestings; Fine
Linen Bosom Shirts. tresdy made:j Marseilles and
Pleated Linen Bosoms: superior Cotton anu Linen
Shrtings; Irish Linens, warranted pure max;
Shirt Collars. Crayats. and Neck Ties: plain and
fancy Uemmcd. and llemsi,rhed Handkerchieis:
Kid. silk, and Thread Gloves. The above. with
many other goods. are new and desirable. and will
he found to be the best of the kind. Call and ex-
anime. lap 81 No. l70, K'"g-sfrcst.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
WIN N. RERKLEY.

HAS JUST OPENED fine assortment OF
III SPRING GOODS
For LApIgs-Challes. Plain DeLains, Organ
DIV Lawns. Black silk, Ginghams. Shawls. All
Wool Mouslins. French Chintizs, DeBergs, La'c!-
la Cloths, Mourning Goods. French Work, Lace
Mantillas.
Fox GE>rLrMES. Cloths. Cassineres. SILK Vest
ing. Shirt Collars. Marsciles Vestng. Lineus. Fan
ry Neck Ties silk Handkerrhiets.
For SEnvASrs.-l!eavy Brown Cotton, Osne-
bergs. Blue brill. Heavy Ducks, Striped Cottons,
Denms, &C.. all Of which he will sell on the most
accommodating lcrms. mn ~
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WOOD, EDDY CO., MANAGERS,

lSucccSsors 10 ,. SWAN q NU.J
TIME following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD,
J. EDDY & CO.. Managers of tho SPARTA
ACADEMY LOTTERY, i'll each Of their Single
Number Lotteries for April, 1859, at ArdrsrA,
60, in public under the superintendence Of Com
nissoners.
Class l6 Draw Saturday, April l6 1859.
Class II Draws Saturday, April %, 1859.
CLASS Is Draws saturday April 80, 1859
on TIE PLAN OF SINGLE Z NJ N b K 5.
50.OOO TICKETS! 5.4S5 PRIzEsH
YEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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WASHINUIUN q VU''
Grocery, Liquor, and Commission Merchants
No. u, USIoS STREET,
ALEX NDRIA, 4.
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GEORGE SIG ERS,

BUM BlNpEn AMI ~ hHh'
No. IS Prince Street. opposite The Gazette OHce,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Music, Magazines. and Old Books bound in
wi any style. also RULE and make 10 order.
any description of BLANK BOOKS, which will
warrant to he made of the best paper and materials.
and bound in the strongest manner. Bank Othcera,
Bankers. Merchants, Clerks oi Courts Hotel Keep
ers. Insurance Companies. and all who want Blank
Books are respectfully invited 10 give me- a call
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s-NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

ss- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
As the members of our firm have, by way OF pur-
chase. become the owners ofthe grants chartered by
the States of Delaware, Kentucky, Missouri, and
part of those in Georgia, under the management OF
Messrs. Gregory 4 Maury, of Wilmington, Della
ware, we have deemed it expedient to change the
name of our firm. on and after January LIST, 1859,
to that of WOOD, EDDY CO., who will here
after have the management of the Sparta Academy
Lottery, and the others, as above named.
In all transactions we have endeayored to con-
duet our business with integrity and promptness,
and we can assure the public that the patronage
heretofore bestowed Us is well deserving OF be-
ing transferred to our successors.
Very respectfully. 5. SWAN 90.
Augusta Gcorrin Dec. Is, 1888.