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n THos. PAHEY,

rsSSI, sSSI,hsa.t sernsr Rsh street. vet and Canal.
- lis5 3 = and WAITE PsoOi 'IELr, CEMENT
Ssn,ss SsA II koOFs pct on On the very best
snogn norse st yery moderate prices. -
rioS ornSesa rnes Of buiLgINo and u0AP0u-
ossst prices on - a.
0OP SKIRT hANUFACf0RT-lsL Losis-
i1,a ans stcnus, between 9th and 7th STE, Wash-
,es, sT:, sa., SS,s f.Ds BOOB
Die fsctcry ~ wholesale price. sna ,hs ssS: 80 -
p-ired free Of CHARGE. klso, shirt aItsrss snd
tepairet AZ rsssoDabie terms.
TIE GLORY OF NAN Is sTkEN0fR-rN>,s
ioee. the neryols ap1 dehihease1 sNouSi -
Ss Smss9mtssslJ q. No H1LABoLDS b1fRl6f %
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nine square Grs nd Pianos at S5ov Q esch, Melo-
deons at 500 each, 81 Gents Gold Watches at
$40 each. 4 Ladies' Diamond W atches at SIs0
each' l0 Ladies Diamond Watches at Sl25 each 20
American Hunting case Watches az s75 each, 40
Ssslsg machines from SO to SIo0 each, 10 Silver
eiated Tea Sets at SIS each. 10 Silyer Castors at
Sl5 each, 900 Albums from So to $40 each, $50
Soiu blngs fron 81 70 ) % e1ch. 1905 uold Pens
IN BOXES, at So each, 5000 Gold lined Goblets and
nups at 81 each. W0 Pair Gents Gold Sleeve
: Buttons from So to S6 each 600 Clocks Books
Cutlery; &c, from SITE S5 each in all % OpO gifts
the total value Of which is SI23 lgI
, The drawing will take place after the Concert on
the stage OF the Theater. where > 900 persons can
Witness II. A committee will be appointed nv the
dIehce to super intend the same. All purchasers
sno agents will he supplied with correct lists of
growing As soon as published. Parties holding
ucseIs viii retain them until after the drawing
andl their M nher appears in the list OF drawn
bnmLers they will forward their ticket immedi
aieIv' Win fnh directiOnsa az to the shippiag of
g0ois or monies Tickets for sale Mt the prnci pal
hotels: book and music stores In the city AMI AZ
onr aiIce, % PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between 6tn
coed and reliable agents wanted in every city
Town and village in the nitea Ssata. to whom
Quired. "
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES
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" Corner Pepnsylvsnis al. and lIfh street a
ever Hagieb Aaetioo 9ooos. go
ror rent ey the Day, week, or month, for oon-
Eof terms apply On the Pemisee. Of r..
TWO .FIHE FARMS FOB SALE Low II
.sd one Of los scres In high state Of euiti,
ts rts =. nesssssrZ buildinss and fruit, &C., &C.
densnssRss depst- reI tsrns. &C., apply TO fAOe.
nAnILAf on the premi.es. sr ). W. WILL
LOB REST-on street north, one HOUSE,
II with roems and passage. 03s tive with sevSr
one on 10Th street., Islsnd bae .een 8 IA III; ~
roomx, go. Inquire sTARRS House Rers.snr' :
42O Penn. avenue. Room .. nav al ~
LOB RENT-A nae FRA m sfARL "a, -,
u horses, with CARRIAGE honss and hay ioSt stt
oated on Temperanee Alley, bet 9th and 10th sss
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EAsBY MEETING IN THE FIRST W.pn
Al a meeting held at Sto;t's Hall, In tne First
Ward, last evening OF ssworkii,gmen nd Their
TRENDS, toscomr iete the ward ticket In pur.
snanee OF call in yesterdays Sigr; Mr. Geo
y. MeGlne was elected chairman. and Mr.
FREQ. ). calvert secretary. - So
MI ~. Easby was nomin aied Cor Mayor.
ror Alderman, Mr.. N. CalIan, Mr.. John b.
Inrton. and Mr. John B. Mines were proposed.
"oen MT. Turton's name was called 1t was
asked whether he was an ssEasby man" some
one replied that he was an s.eight hour man"
Mr.. George Harrison-Mr. Turton was At
neither Of the two eight hour meetings. It's nc
use 10 try to shut cur eye up.
Mr.. James Calvert, who had proposed the
nume Of Mr. Turtoh. withdrew IT, LTtt y
Mr. John b. Hines declined q Nomination
Mr. N. C6llan was then nominated for A.
dermah unanimously. .-..s Il -. ! =
Nominations for Common CouncIIuien vere
then stated 10 be In order, when the folIowine
names were proposed: James Kelly. Samuel
r. Drury, J. r. Tustin, Clarence II. Baker
VIM. b, Webb. and John Rheem 80
OBJECTIONS were made to.the name of fNdr.
Rheem+ because this was an Easby meeting
and Mr. r.. was.a /" Wallaeh man' and a s.tel-
hour man," As as g e 49,. f-s7-FIE .fiTf
In answer to q uestson, Ms. Geo. Harrison
said Mr.. Webb was ..Wallach man.
Tne secretary reed = letfer from Mr.. Tus.
tin. stating that if elected 10 would Be pIeas-
ure 40 well As daiy to ADVANCE the inferesfa
OF the wrhinem.n and the educational intsr.
n. prisA sHtlion srnsnncsa himsels ~
.Wailacb msn," ard vouched Cor Mr.. james
Kelly - being . "Waliach man. while Mr..
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-In the Star Office Building at she
Il oornerof Pennsylvania avenue AID Ittn street,
LopGise ROOMS. Terms S'oI low fnaaire 'of'e or q
b. bAkER, at the Star 0fice. my 2-n
EoR RENr-In the STAB BVILDTNDS, cor
per Pennsylyania avenue and llth street,
AOOAS adapted for the Offices Of Insurance Com.
Ss1tee. Terms moderate. Location the best In
Ss.hipgton. Apply to @. b. BAKER. ct the
EOR RENr-In the STAR OFFICE BUILD
1N6s, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and nth
street, Rooms suitsbls for law, real estate any
other agency Offices. Terms moderate. Location
The ss eess in Washington. Apply to o. B. BAKER,
ctar Onlce. my Is II
EOR RENT-Tbe REsEAURANT PnEMIsES
Pennsylvania avenue and lfth street, com prising
the Bestaurant and Bar Room; large and conve.
nlent Kitchen, with ranges complete; Bath Room
Withdrawing room attached. Also as many con-
ysnient other rooms as the tenant may desire.
This Restsur ant l. in the best location In wash.
business. For the accommodation of building
octatlons, large committee meetings, trades
meetings &C., &c, the Hall is admirably suited,
and must greatly increase the business Of the Res
TO Q. b. BAkER, 1t the Star ONCE. my 25-tf
OAK LAND FARM WILL BE SOLD AT PRI-
Ovate sale at bargain. Weuld take city property
IN part pay. The arm contains $50 ACRES good
land about half well timbered with oak Improved
6 large new House and all necessary ont build
stand Tor a country store; ten miles from Wash
Igton and four miles from Alexandria Ferry;
E1thln one and half miles of railroad recently
surveyed through Maryland. Inquire at $50 Vir-
EOR SALE CHEAP One story Frame BUILD-
Apply on the premises. nay 2g-3tt
a VALUABLE FARM EOR SAIE-Tha snb
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AMUSEME ENTS.
THE GREAr UNION GIFT CONCERT!
TO BE DRAWN

WEDNESDAY, JULY 2s. 1896.
Number Of Tickets Issued ,ls5 oOo Price 81 Il ach.
80, 900 VALUABLE GIFTS, WORTH sl23 %,
WILL BE PkESkNTED TO TICK
ET-HOLDERS
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE ia, 1866.

9UB JOB 0FFIcE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment of the kind in the city.
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
are new, having just been received from the foun-
dries and machine shops Of Conner & Sons, G. P.
Gordon and R. Hoe & Co., Of New York, and in
variety ana beauty cannot be excelled in the
South. We have connected with this department
one of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions of job
work, ruled, lettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, in the most workman-like manner and upon
most reasonable terms.
In addition to corps of experienced printers,
we have secured the services in this department Of
Mr. w. w. Brisbin and Mr.. Charles W.. CLARK, so
faTorably known job printers previous to the war;
under the firm Of CLARK d Brisbin. Their friends
and oura viii bear this in mind and send in their
orders,
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States, provided the said League Island marsh aid
iauent, and Book channel, with its shares alore.
said shall not be received or accepted until the
tide to the whole of the same as herein described,
is complete and indefeasible; nor unless the ac-
ceptance thereof shall be recommended by a board
Of officers to be appointed by the President and
provided further thatif League Island be selected.
the navy yard at Philadelphia shall be dispensed
with and disposed ofiby the uaited States as soon
as the public convenience viii admit
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. Aneona introduced eonsurtent resolution
providing for an adjournment Of Congress on the
2Sth of June.
Mr., Morrill, called for the yeas and nays, stating
that there was important business to be transacted
/ which could not be transacted within that time.
The House refused to order the yeas and nays, and
passed the concurrent resolution by vote of 60
| to 80.
Mr.. Grinnell moved to reconsider the vote
Mr.. Eldridge moved to lay the motion to recon.
| slider on the table.
The yeas and nays were taken on the motion
and resulted--yeas 80, nays 60. So the motion
was not laid on the table.
| The vote was then on consideration
| twas taken by count, when there was-ayes
40, noes none-no quorum voting
| I'he House, and without deciding the question
which comes up as unfinished business tomorrow
adjourned.
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MEDICAL.
CONSTITUTION LEFE SYRUP

positive and specific remedy all diseases originating
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD and for all
hereditary DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
CHILD
scrnfnln,
Eryspelas, Salt Rheum
This faint hereditary and acqulred filing life with untold
misery is by all usual medical remedies iucurabla.
Rheumatism.
II there Is any disease in which the Constitution Life Syrup
sovereign it is in Rheumatism and its kindred affections
The most Intense pains are almost instantly aovatod-eno
sweugs reduced Cases. chronic or vearious of
twenty or thirty years standing have been by
Nervousnesz.
Debility Shattered Nerves st. vitus Dance Loss
of Power Confusion of Thoughts, Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered years will bless the day on
which they read these lines Particularly weak suffering
will this medicine inestimaole bessing-di.
rectng their footsteps Hope which fuhs more than
promises.
Salvation, Rottiug of Bones, Bad Complexion Aches In
Bones, Feeling of Weariness Depression of Spirits
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system entirely
from all the evil effects of MERCURY, removing the Bad
Breath, and curing the Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains
which the of calomel produce 1t hardens
Spongy Gums and secures the Teeth firmly
Constitution FIFE svrun
Graduates root and branch Erupve Diseases Of the Skin
like
ULCERS PIdPLEs, BLoToHEs,
And all other difficulties this kind which SO much dis
It, thar a disgnstng obact a, tla,nsslvss and Anal
fiand
Constitution Life Syrup
CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS,
Either of the Face, Neck or Female Breast and should b
rg1s " nr,cin troublesome Disebaripp ,gbiel
I,fo 90 - ~ ia ,,,,,gsr newton nj Nh, co,rnrni ~
from six to twenty years of age Young children very sub
ect to Discharges from the Ears which depends upon
scroous constitution These cases soon recover by taking
| few doses Of the Life Syrup
All scrofuoss persons suffering from general Debility
Emacation Dyspepsia and DTopsy OF the limbs ABDOMEN nc
in the female Dropsy OF the oyare5 and WOMB generally &c
eompaniedw with Inflammation and Liberation OF the Uterus
permanently ured by Constitution Life syrup Inc discs
known as Gore or sweed Neck the Life Syrup viii remov
sneusy W t ~ nm ,
moved without extra effort.
Tumors of the ovares Tunors Of the Breast and sweln
NV n , ;nS
Epeptic Fits, Sympathetic Organic Diseases Of tn
Heart as Pslplteton disease Of the waves producing
ssa'as o. NM S,o oas ar, ,.'
=, M az no bot MI;
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Only 10000 Number.-OoS Prizes.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

approximation prizes Of $1,000 each for the nine
drawing the sloo 900 prize are .I' D1i' 5000
approximation prizes OF 5000 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 pri1s ,,, $500
approximation prizes Of $500 each tho nine 70.
manning units Of the same ten of the number u
drawing the $4,000 prize of. .,.,........,, 40
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the ten of the number
drawing Ne $1,000 P; is;6 are - 200
mining units of the ten Of the number
drawing the 1000 prize .......... -. 22D
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the ten Of the number
On drawing he $3.50 prsss AZ, srg 1870
naming units Of the same ten Of the numbers
drawing the $1,000 prizes aro....,............. 2an
585 prizes amounting $500
Whole tickets S24; Halves, Sl2i Quarters So; Eighth
3d. sixteeuths. 81 3d.
Tickets sold and prizes cRshed by
CHAs. r. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer
No 40 Gimp street.
Lock Box G92 Post OtsCe, New OrieapA
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There are in Philadelphia four hundred and sixty
OIL companies, of which the stock of only about
hiteen have any value in the market. The stock
Of the rest cannot be disposed of at the stock
board at any price. The nominal capital invested
IN oil companies is A5 600 00O, and the amount of
money that has been sunk in these speeulations is
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THE BRITISH PRevINcEs.-Thirty members of
the House of Assembly have been elected in New
Brunswick, Of whom twentysix are in favor of
confederation, and will support the existing gov
eminent. This secures the union scheme in New
Brunswick, All the Quebec delegates who were
defeated last year, have been elected.
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A LAnAMA STATE LOTTERY.

CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE UFTHE STATE
OF ALABAMA.
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THE CHOLERA In NEW YoRK.-Since the last
report from quarantine, eight new cases and nine
deaths from cholera have occurred. There are
board of health occupied Seguin's Point Yesterday.
Many threats were made, but no resistance as
yet. A sufficient force is there to guard the
grounds.
Staten Islanders have appointed vigilance com
i'niittee to prevent the erection of buildings for
cholera patients at seguin's Point. There is
much excitement and i'll feeling on the subject
there, and it is believed that the measure will
cause disturbance, as soon as they dare, against
the authorities.
John Frazer, of 3o3 Broome street, died of chol.
era last Monday.
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A FENIAN BURIED BY MISTAKE.

BY private advices from Toronto we learn that a
man named Anderson, a member of a Canadian
volunteer regiment, supposed to have been killed
in the late fight, and buried Tuesday with mill
tary honors, has turned up at Fort Erie all right.
1t seems that he was never killed, and that a
Fenian picked up on the field, and mistaken for
him, received all the honors of an imposing mill
tarY funeral. 49,
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wholesale Druggists agents 10 Chh street NeW Hork'
BARNES, WARD d Cd4st
Agents foFthe South.
~ TTsz, an D04TTNC.g1 TsT,r,rr1ss
II -'
RUSS. RUSS
RUSS RUSS,
ST. domingo Sit'erH'
One Of the most valuable combinations of ugefa medicine
during the last four years. and wherever introduced it has
Ladies' who have lost strength and appetite and suffer from
pav dsrargeJ an" ID s'Hs
children Of scly nature and sour y.psDtio constitution
matte Influences will find one of the most valuable toncs and
--..--=- s. Z
r.,,.., ,,.,...,, ,.,,,.,
MADE FROM BATAVIA nroB.
Russ' HEensina Puneb
v.., ,,.,. x,,,,-,.- &C.,,
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'
Washington Items.
From the Chicago Republican of the 8th. ]

From the CHICAGO Republican of the Sthl
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Garrett Davis only talked
to-day for four hours on the constitutional amend
ment. OF course no vote was had. At one time
while Davis had the floor, there were but three
Senators on the floor and nine persons in the gall
lery. 1t is now certain that there will be a final
vote tomorrow, although four-fifths of the Senate
have been trying to get " for over week.
JEFF. DAVIS.
JEFF, Davis's counsel have no answer vet as to
his release, but are still sanguine of success and
expect to have the question settled tomorrow al
the cabinet meeting.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The internal revenue receipts for the last two
days were 81, 100000.
A PARDON.
The President to-day pardoned J. G. White. to
allow him to become mayor of Portsmouth, Va,
to which Office he was recently elected by seces-
sonists.
THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-.
There is no probability of Congress adiourning
before the middle or last of July. 1t will certainly
take that long to get such legislation perfected as
is absolutely necessary.
LEAGUE ISLAND.
The Hon. Leonard Meyers spoke in favor of
League Island for over an hour, and made a clear
and forcible argument to an attentive House.
Messrs. Ihayer and Randall made urgent appeals
on its behalf, and Judge Kelly closed the debate
in his usual mastery style. After voting down
Brandegees amendment, which was calculated
only to delay the ISSUE the House by vote of II
to As, passed the bill Many members crowded
around Messrs. Myers, 0'Nei and Kelly, to con
graduate them upon their hard won victory, which
TACT. energy, perseverance, and ability had won
for Philadelphia.
GOVERNMENT ADVERTISING.
The various departments to-day notified the
Washington papers that, according to an act of
Congress, no more advertising would be given out
to any papers in Washington except to those two
having the largest circulation; evidence upon
which point must be atonce furnished. This gives
to the Star and the Chronicle. The other three,
nothing.
TYPHUs FEVER.
Typhus or prison fever has broken out in the
county jail here, and will probably render neces.
sary the removal of the prisoners to some other
locality. The construction of the jail is the worst
of any in the country.
CONSULAR NOMINATION.
General Strother has been nominated consul to
Buenos Ayres,
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LOwTERIEs.
HENRY WOOD < co, MANAGERS.
Capital Prize, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
GLASS @,

To be drawn at Coylngton, Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE lGTu, 1868
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Fenian News from Late western Paper
A MARX OF SYMPATHY

DETROIT June 7.-Specials state that on
o'Nel's release this morning at Buffalo on $4,000
BAIL he oheered by the U, S. soldiers standing
guard at the time.
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For the BENEFIT of the state univer.Ity

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PRIZES
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ICE NOTICE. ....................ICE NOTlVi
Having resumed the ICE BUSINESS I respectfully ~
the patronage OF the public Orders left atmy Ice Depoh
10 and 81 ST THOMAS STREET, Junction Of Annunelss
or at my Office, corner FULTON and COMMON sTRhbi
will be promptly attended to. ---...,-,,,rrT
Corner Fulton and Common Streets up sta'
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Bowles u Colard vs. r. G. Cummings ct al
Hunt Il Denegre. Brown.
VIM Watson GO, vs.. Goldsmith, Haber s. Co
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PARENT LUMBER DRYER.
2ULKLEY's........,...,...a.
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM = TO A DAYS

SEASON LUMBER IN FROM = TO DAYS.
Important Invention for SeaAOnIng Lumber.
1t will Lumber average cost of 81 per 1000 feet
II will Lumber thoroughly and check it less
than any other process
II safer does the work quicker cheaper and better than
any other process,
The expense ola Kiln aud Right is within the reach OF
every one
dry the in Lumber than haul
twenty miles
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER
The Lumber comes from the ready to be worked i'm
mediately
The Of changing Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln, OF erecting Kiln and the price Of Right are
often saved in year by this process.
No need of keeping large stocks Of lumber hand 1t costs
less to dry it by this process than theprce while
drying in the air.
Carpenters Cooper Cabinet Carriage Sash, Door and
and all who wish to dry lumber should possession OF the
Right to this invention
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into Steam Kiln
for small expense.
vana Centr al New York Central Atlantic and Great West
eni Chicago and North WESTERN Chicago, Alton and St.
Louis; Illinois Central; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
the manufacturers Of Cars Carriages sash Doors and Blinds
mPements etc throughout the United States
TOBACCO WOOL PAPER' BRICK sA IN and dtber
| substances are dried by this process.
test Of the Dryer allowed before pnyng for the Right by
| paying for the drawings and specifications
\ For further Information address
| JOSEPH FRY,
/ Box a29, Pastonlca New Orleans In
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THE FENTANS OVER THE BoRD

| CINCINNATI. June 7.-The prisoners at Buffalo
were held to-day in $4,000 bail each to answer al
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positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating
iron, an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, and for all
hereditary DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
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From Moore 81 Campion,
phfIodalnhia

Test made By Bqkeys Lumber Dryer q tive pieces black
7l6 inch in width 10 inches wide dry Il could be
made, shrunk inch in width. In opinion this process
does not niure it.
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! Gen. Sweeny ordered his men, before leaving
with the United States officer, that when they were
on British soil to spare women and children but
| mot the foe
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The ballot was then announced, and Memphis,
having received a majority of all the votes cast,
was declared selected as the place for holding the
18th annual session for 1867.
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First Drawing will be made in Mobile on the plan Of the
Havana Lottery, July 1866 under the superntendence o.
sworn Commissioners appointed by the Mayor Of Mobile