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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
By Nash & HodgsoD.

By Nash & Hodgso1.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EkFECfs.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM H. DAsEBoS, DE-
ceased.
Second District Court for The Parish Of OrlSaas-
so. IS 1896.
DY NASH & H0DGsDN, ~. g. HOT 0SOs,
II auctiOneer-Otfce No. Carondelet street,
Ga SATURDAY February 6, 1873, at 1890 A. NJ, Oa
the premises no 695 st. Charles street, corner of
Sixth street, by virtue and in pursuance f or.
der Of Hon A. L. Tssot Judge OF the second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated January 25
1873 docket No IS 8 for account of the succession
OF william pamsroH, deceased a publ. Sue-
ton, will be sold
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and msv-
able fleets, according to the inventory OIL flo in
the CLERK Office OF tue above court.
Terns-Cssb Oh the spot, ID United States treas.
ury notes. sS28 e4 2
GAS FIXTURES, GLOBES, LAMPS, TOOLS PUREI-
TURE, ETC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
ASSUGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ys THE MATTER OF ADAM WERNER, IN BAN
RUPTCY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT xOURT OF THE TNITED
STATES.
In Bankrupfcy-No. 1928.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

IN rAE BATTER OF p R. JusTUs BASKRUr'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31
fyNEUTOSIs Insurance. COMPANY
Ne. ans GyaxieS Street.

ENSURES against
N&iSs. Marine and River NislSss
At the Lowest Tariff Rates
q. Elmer BADER, President.
CHAS. ENGSTFBLD, Vice President
GEORGE sTRongYER, see,etary.
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THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.

On yHs TAvTER OF scion ESGEL, ~ BAN
ruDtcy.
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INSURANCE.
ANEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
gorpes Of Canal ana Camp streets.
SHIRTEETTR ANNUAL STATEMENT.

Pm conformity With theis charter the Company
publish the following statement:
Premiums during the yeas endn: December 81,
1872:
On fire. f3Io,5EI =
On OoOtS -
ON riv,r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 26 9s5 SO
Total premiums. :.:..oo..s..o.o.. 4o3, fS 50
Less preuiums uneagDed De
cember 81, 1877. ......-.$ l8,l85 90
Rat,A,n Dremiums . 1873 S3-lt 5l3 93
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31

District Court OF che United stass of america 20
the District of Louisiana-No. lgl3.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22
~
BIOGRAPHY OF JESUS.

kThe Talmud makes frequent mention
Jesus Of Nazareth, 90 much SO that u
bgraphy OF him from the Jewish poin,
view nigh. DO collected from il.
bsThess accounts recognize jesus A. .
nth Of great beauty, sloqusnce and prom
Y who, being educated ~ the Jerussiea
Ilsgs ofths RAbbius, was led by smbi'
. 70 sss up opposing doctrines, and to
ksrt bis authority in opposition to them,
key admit that he performed stupendous
trsciss, in general such Is are recorded
1 me new testament, and accounts for 1,
stating that he secretly entered the
~ of holies Ia the Jerusalem Temple,
n thsncs stole che ineasble name OF
|,hovsh, which he hid in cash in the
Al IN his arm. and by this be was able
psYfoym these wonders; that this name
ang taken away from him while he was
leep. hs lost ell miraculous power, and
fsii On sasy prey y ha enemies, and
= pubiiely executed; that his disciples
lie away his body and pretended that he
= yissn from the desd."-L Atlantic
ppthly, Jane 1855.
isbN 8lissss ssya God gave the sword
4 the book. 70 mon lied in one bundle
~ bosk b obsyed The sword isas rest
thS book b disobeysd, the sword
vw.--Tslnud.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22
HIN LOUISIANA.

Things are ali wrong down in Louisi-
ans. Tho white people are stflisting
with the negroes All the leading Dem
ocrsts--,he McEnry partisans--headed by
Gen. Beaurcgsrd, have declared in favor Of
the "unifca,ion Of the people Of the slate
withou, regard TO color or religion.
They have done more they have RECON-
mended to employers black lsoorers Tor
the same positions filed now by white
men they have said all pubic places
should be equa ly free to both races, that
colored men shall he directors In monied
institutions in which they may be stock
holders, that the public schools shall be
open on the same terms TO both white and
black children, and that there shall be an
equal distribution Of the public Offices be-
tween white and colored citizens.
Democratic white men-Southern Dem.
ocrstic white men -the men who have been
lighting Grants policy in New Orleans
the Incorporating politicians of the old
anti-negro element-adopted resolutions
of this kind; and yet the distinguished
Democratic leaders of Cairo, nowDttcnd-
ing court at Mound City, and who have
been shocked because We have said that
Mr.. Bird should not be hung because he was
elected police magistrate, have neglected
to induce the journal to abuse them.
Gen. Beauregard should feel the weight Of
the journals white wrath, and we there
fore regret that tho Democratic leaders
of the city now near the journal, have
not induced Mr.. Potter to fire his column
bad at tina, recreant Democrat, or rather
At those recresnt Democrats.
Even we, who have been charged with Il
love Of the negro, are becoming alarmed.
II matters 60 on in this way much longer
sill the Democrats Of the country, except
Mr.. Potter and tho gallant little band of
Democratic leaders in Cairo, will have
gone over to the doctrine OF all rights to
all men, and il will no longer be fashion
atle IS kick man with . black face be-
cause ne is d ID Niger. We would
like to know what is to be done about it
We have been eking information in re-
gard TO the question: what ia to be
done about it," and have received no sat-
isfactory answer. In our distress we APP
peal to the journal. 1t must get US out
of this difficulty by telling us what the
leaders think Orwell, of aur,gsrd, the
negro-lover.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22

IN dear friend of the Mound Ci,y
Fnal,' Mr.. Potter, informs a wonder
borld that we have upbraided him for
hpprscisting our greatness. Indeed
ave not. We have always recognized
bitter On sdmirer Of our abilities. He
10 whs, lie What, and A. consequence
|sen our friend, although be has bad
b, showing bis affection on occasions
|cularly when the great Democratic
,r OF Cairo 10 in Mound City. But, on
.hols, Potter has been spprecistive Of
nd 60 have we been OF him. He is one
oss Fals,aH-paunched men which you
hionally meet, and cannot help admir-
We have thought we would like to
BARRED to him.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22

brrRa says Bird was elected By mig
and should therefore try niggers only
Bross 10 the White peoples police
bssrAts and should try all the white
Bird, We presume, would have no
b,ien. About two-thirds Of all the
tried are negro cases, and the ar
kemsnt would bea good thing for the
BED police magistrate. But notwith.
ding Potter's agitation, this has lately
pensd in our police courts, thai
soss have taken q change o
hs TO Bross, and whit
"a Democrat OF the Potte
has taken . cbIpge to Bird. An,
Der Bross was also elected by negr,
, II negroes had>not voted for B. b.
ID have been laid out by Col. Wins
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22
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- 1SCELGANEOCS.

p c. Hanny wishes the
public to he informed that he
has on hand a Stock of DRY
Goods and Carpets as cxtcn.
sivc as any in the Southwest.
and that he is determined TO
sell every article at prices
lower than the lowest. Cal
on him to-day and examine
goods and prices. He will
satisfy YOU both as to quality
and cost.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22

|Hl Democrats Of Louisiana have as
ID their determination to treat . mig
like . white man-io erect "monu-
y Of unity, accord and justice" and
18th it bury ell past preiudices on the
ses Of race and color. "As an earnest
our holy purpose" they say, Owe
Fsby oHsr upon the alter of the CON-
n good ell party ties and all prsjudicss
Education which may tend to hinder
y political unity Of our people
'ek OF it-dream OF I'll Democrats call.
. determination to recognize the
Ality ofthe negro sour holy purpose
D. mother Of Moses, what next will
bpsn-or, rather, what may not now
pen. We trembls. What will our
Ind the great Democratic leader Of
70, ssy1 We shall eagerly peruse the
hmns Of the Mound City Journsl,' hi,
kat organ, to ASCERTAIN.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22
OBRIEN,S LETTER.

Ws publish this morning letter from
b. w. w. . Brieu, containing denial
NE report that be had Joined the Repub.
70 party. Mr.. o Brien, in that insin.
ing manner peculiar only to himself
lmAtes that THE BULLETIN originated
repor. We assure Mr.. o Brien h,
given too much credit to our inventiv,
vsrs II We are not mistaken the re
3 originsted with one Of the Peoria ps
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22

then, and not till then shall ! espo,iso the
principles aud policy orthc Radical party.
Hoping this will be satisfactory, am
respectfully yours etc,
w. w. o. BRtrV.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22

pTTIR said; "You ought not to CON-
. white man TO be tried before Bird"
replied; I'VE don't; everxspsn--
20 and black--hss his right to srAange
venue. Iftaksn before Bird 4. white
u can 60 before Bross." Skys the
hrnAl: "Trus; but is not white man
pie 10 be dragged before Bird as wit
hT We respond: "Yes; but no
reason of Woods order, so-cslled.
Journals proposed arrangement
Bird should try the black. and Bross
whites, would compel more whites to
BAR before Bird as witnesses than now
BAR. Or would Potter have It arranged
bet when Bird was trying a negro
white witnesses in the case should be
we'd to testify before Bross? By our
edom, that man Potter is hard to
se.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-22

IN vretched man of the Mound City
NAL good nA,ured and fat, but pref
a against us, his best friend, calls Us
hny of the Cairo Bulletin" Such
)iAri.y 10 shocking, and il anybody
be Henri Filander--that's the way he
tot the Journal were TO indulge
We would call him out. But, a. il
y forgive him.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
Newspapers In Great BrItnIn.

The number and enterprlsIng character OF the
American newspapers are subjects OF boast for
Americans at home and abroad. The pride OF
their press equals II not exceeds the pride they
feel In the railroad and telegraph lnterests. The
London Newspaper Press Directory for IsIS pub
fishes the following as the present position OF
the newspaper press Of Great Britain and Ire
land: There are now published In the United
Kingdom 1929 newspapers, distributed as fol-
lows: England, London, 2S5; Provinces, $50
total, Lila. Wales, 90; Scotland, iI; ireland,
l4O; Isles, 10. OF these there are-Slaily papers,
England, 50; Wales, 2; Scotland, ~; Ireland, 81;
Isles, 2. On reference TO the edition OF THIS Di-
IectOry for 1868 the following interesting facts are
found, viz: that In that year there were pub
llshed IN the United Kingdom I ,2O6 journals. OF
these - were Issued daily, viz: England, 90;
Wales, Il Scotland, .; Ireland, II; Isles O. but ln
1873 there are now established aud circulated
$50 papers, OF which no fewer than i26 are
Issued daily; showing that the press Of this cOIfn
Try has very greatly extended during the last
ten years, and especially so In daily papers, the
daily Issues standing l2d against u In 1898. The
magazines now In course Of publication incud-
ing the quarterly reviews, number $50, Of which
2o3 are OF decidedly religious character, repre-
senting the Church Of England. wesleyans, Me
thodists, Baptists, Independents, Roman Cath
Olcs, and other Christian communities.
National Republican., 1873-03-29

.e." Nn3ttat Ne'teb Dfosh1NtNNss
insuafs AGAINST loss BY fIRf.
Heyer & Bishop, Agents,
Sb71-s6om $50 Seventh street,
EXTRACT IRON THE "rwENTY-EIoHTH
II ANNUAL, REPORT- OF THR MUTUAL, BEN,
EfIT, EIfE INsURARCE CQMPANf, OF
NEWARK. NJ AoENcY, No, bll- sEVRNTn
STREET. OPPOSITE fosr ofFfcK
J. STANLEY JONES, Agent.
Atpount o. pfemiums received from May |, IeB, 70
Aneant q Interest received ifiSiimi ON May
LisiS, 10 January i,is7s"....,....,., io.f1L0s n
Paid for Losses and endov.
piidfor al ;;,d:snnd;: Or return
Pa for sarisSaS a p;ciicl:s::. 's ssSsA y
Pad ,,..,rIn ~ map.ssmsnt ,. G CON. ,u,,.n
Total Assets Of the company January
showing hat a ne sniis receipt; the so$Tany re-
tain an Per cent As rrinsurance fund and sur.
plus; that fg per cent hss been returned TO mem.
bs, or their fainiiies for los.es return grsmipms
cent has been expended for all other purposes, In
o4d| nkQ, eommiaSious and all eHpenses Of man
AE The dividend payable during the current
yehahe premiums OF isTl ranges from % toN
TSese results arc more favorable 10 the insur,d
than those presented by any other company IN the
world fetniSm
National Republican., 1873-03-29
The New YorL TrIbunc,r New nuIIdInu.

- lfrom "Nldls" New York Letter
While referring TO the Tribune, will mention
what have heard Of their proposed unique aud
bold experiment In building, now to be COM
menoed In about month. They have corn 4
OF nrstclass value, 63 by lO0 feet fronting on the
Park, CITY Hall and court houses, and within a
good stones throw OF the new post ONCE and
United states court; hence worth making the
most OF for Ofilces Of lawyers or Of Others who
can afford the best rents for a location so con-
splcuous and convenient. Consequently they
propose TO put the principle Of building UPWARD
with steam elevators, TO the seyerest trial II has
ever known; In short, TO make the building
eleven stories high, eight stories direct aud three
In 4 MAnsard roof, the whole, Of course, abso-
lutely incombustlble, and crowned with a cen
tral tower running from the ground, with the
elevator inside, and bearing alOft among the
clouds a colossal ngure Of Horace Greeley.
The building Is to be Of brick, with white mar
BILE faclnRs--an agreeable relief from the stupid
monOtOny Of sawed frcestOne everywhere in
these days. II will cost t2b0 800 TO $500 OOO and
the uppeTmOst stories eau be utilized fOI the
paper. The only question as to the operation
paying handsomely Is whether the steam ele-
Vator can lift good rents into four stories over
and above anything heretofore rendered tenant
able By its aid. The question has been mucn
no0tod, and the world will be thankful TO tho
fStbnnS people for settling lt In the only way, By
I1psrimeni, n indeed they shall have the eonf-
.as and the resources 10 carry on the vast plan i
Nv heard forssAadowsd a Shove
National Republican., 1873-03-29

RoosEvnLr has beon delivering "locture"
In Now York before the Christopher johnson
Association ION Organization meeting In
Prince street." which, we arc told, Twas
formed Two years since for political ends, but
lsnow conducted as a social assembly" When
we 1rst read the above We felt inclined to
doubt its accuracy, not believing 1t possible
that Roosevelt could obtain an audience even
in Prince street; but the social assembly
business" makes 1t clear as daylight By the
expenditure Of ten dollars In bad whisky he was
doubtless enabled TO get together q number
Of the Christopher johnson Association, to
whom he held forth for half an hour on the
lniquitles Of the Washington Board OF Public
Works. The lecture was merely rehash Of
all the old SANDERS and Misrepresentation
which have been so often answered and re-
futod. Wonder II Riley, whose dismissal by
the board Is the secret Of Mr.. Rooseyclt's NAL
lee and spite, is a member Of the Christopher
johnson Social Assembly,
National Republican., 1873-03-29
GIN. GRANT AND GOV. DIX.


William Foster Ia dead. The deck hands
si the New York Herald have had their VIC
tim. His mortal remains have been en-
tombed, and the crowd that howled for his
death have leen gratl1ed. Tho jurors who
quailed before popular excitement, and rem
dercd q verdict they In calmer moments re-
pudiated and sought to deprive Of effect,
have passed into history as tlmorously Yield
ing q life intrusted to them at the dictates Of
passion and fear. The Judge who presided
at the trial has been driven from the bench
by the exposure Of his inlquitles, one of the
blacklist Of which was his conduct In this
matter; refusing, as he did, to postpone the
ease till the public mind had time to cool, or
to send 1t to another county for adjudication
and charging tho jury against tho unfortu-
nate prisoner, with determination u gain
popularity, In manner which ho afterward
admitted was OF least open to doubt, and
which was condemned by ex-Attorney Gene
raj Evarts and other eminent counsel. Popu-
lar clamor arose when Foster was ar
rested, and under Its pressure he was
convicted. The say Of proceedings gave
clamor opportunity to subside, and allowed
attention to DO directed elsewhere. There
was q good prospect Of his ultimately getting
fair play, when suddenly half dozen muir
ders were reported, excitement again became
general, and his llfo was demanded and hacri-
feed as an example. The Governor Of Now
York, whom the law Invested with the power
10 review the entire proceedings and correct
errors, and whose high Office bound him to
protect the most helpless and detcstcd pris-
oner, turned deaf car TO the prayer Of the
widow Of the man whom Foster was accused
Of numbering, and allowed popular anger,
aided by Tammany ring Judge, to carry the
The deed 10 done; and what must DO 10
salmer hours the feelings Of the doors! On
the tomb Of Foster, and on the page Of HIS
tory hereafter written, may ltly be inscribed
This mans life was In nothing noteworthy,
and he Is remembered solely for the manner
bis death. Accused Of crime, ho was do
MED an impartial trial, and public outcry
made him answer for the deeds Of other men.
By the rago Of which be was the victim
the truth in his own ease was obscured; and
the answer to the dread question, Guilty or
not guilty Of intentional murder Ia known
10 God alone"
What contrast between the course of tho |
Governor, yielding to the passions Of the null |
titude, and that OF the President Of the Uni |
tod States In the case of Charles II. OBrien
A like clamor was raised for the life Of thls
man. The circumstances were
obscure, but the prisoner was con-
Vieted. No momontary popular outburst
Ovsrawes him. He notes the doubt In the
case, and calmly interposcs to give the bcne-
Ut OF 1t to the prisoner No wrathful dem
turn him from justice, and con-
science can truly tell him he has nobly done
his duty.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
DRoPosALs FOR LIVE OAK.
p.n.lu OF oonsrnuofiSs ~ Rsrsi

p'nnIu oy cossTRgSIiVs S 1sp 4 sIsAmI
s;S.; .fs 4 & Fi:fy " \
yssd or Of .neh proIortion Of the sooeO elSe fesa
s'. Fl bSSsa besSss%sH Ts Tx S ". IL e S
daL Of April NEXT
IassoshS that they may bs distinguished from
quired 70 sisn the contrSet aud ss sdditiohal and
ssss Sa u Ps SHs% XII
tbs contract q .atlsfsctorily completed
a g noe sE ns5s sna SSs "a
pieces. otherwise there will be yithhsld such fur
Ssi such dileas portions bs dstipsRsd R'' interest
Ss$s SEss;sS y * NJ
within 5ss si,sf d Prsssatsii iisn Ssi$
sy .:is ss P:s P T sGSsi init sl n
an o. any q the timber named, Of ne qualify and a
@ nc Ss fRa sas
~ ihs United States sum Of money pot exceeding
pTies p bs paid "a q ths actual dstery here
2f which may Be recovered Aceordins % ths act q
T6s 5000 cubic feet to be delivered yI be in the
suitable f9t stems, sternposts, dsSdxoodh atrons,
I'D Ss Sc6is saa Sas dH
These Eiecss 70 be IN the proportioHa IN which they
s.ea s, " anso ~ ot con.
with those heretofore received. with frames o cor.
reapondins siding the moqlds % which can b ssep
nd ilches ~ ibpIi egghl aapitiei IA each, and
being in Length from y 70 y fest with natural and
length, and one half the number Of pieces to have
from the mean to the greatest crook. Also, 7Na
cubic feet q timber siding 10 aud 10 inches In lsnth
All TO b sided straight and fair. and rough hsyod
the m9uldin WY TO show face Of not leas than
No thirds tie lldins' the WAno being deducted In
fhs timber 70 bo cut from troes growing within
5y @ %eS :. % 1SG sia % Ehss ssstsss9rg
respective yards, at the riAk and expense of the
contractor, subject 70 the usual inspection. aud
% tas entire approval Of the eommAhdAnt Of the
me whole quantity 70 be delivered within Que
each PaSposs tSSt liz pSFaies % esF SSVs tho n %
ber rs are acquainted With the subject, aud have the
f1f.sd r. sdSPGS & P5SoSI5e IG o shove separate saed
isme terms and eondl tons and similarly Indopod.
evt. i6r the delivery in each u the navy yards Il
ohAEleatow1 hnd BSo9klyn,. o. nPm 800 % So9
the principal pieces and crooked timber benE IN he
same ptoporlnn 10 the quantity offered AZ that |
spectned In the nrst case with the same lengths aud
The whole amount contracted for in tn case
mnnt bs delivered ON or before the lat OF septe1a,
The Department reserves lheTight TO reject any
and All bids for any timber under thia Adyertise
" tns amount u considered not q tho
fssprs sViSspoS u hat Sas sfS SsSs u az
" az fs.Peets and are Rsds ey LssP9nsl psEsSns
VII u fuTnl.hsa with ins(r rpsionI. u 70 he fofn
q Age rsqnESd' sPsn appheAiien 's.shia bufsAu-
National Republican., 1873-03-29

VALUABLE FARM AND STONE QUARRIFs
on ROCK CREEK. FOR RENT on SALE
Those hne orapito Quarrios on Rock creek, about
II the late ColoQel Morton, taso,hsr with the Nfm
q " acres Inprovementa are q commodious
falling spring % pure water and stone spring.
hopfs "a Ni5,sy 2. 20 1pis' ~ se osse,si9n nyen Apf
Quarrtfs, Also, two lots on Bcall street, George.
tsT%Ss ISs sEPJt to hW pQSSMAh.
National Republican., 1873-03-29

Mn. WILLIAM LLorp GARRISON has been
requested by the old leaders Of the anti
slavery movement to writo the history Of his
life, and connection with abolition agitation,
and given his assent thereto. Mr.. aarrl-
sons autobiography will be volume Of rare
Interest and historical value.
National Republican., 1873-03-29
" which Is Cesar and which Pompcy 90

ltrom the CommeIchl AdFeruherl
The most brilliant Of Western editors, Henry
Watterson, Of the Louisville Covrier-Josrnal,
IA TO deliver the address next May before the
Indiana State Editorial Association, The New
York State Editorial Association will probably
invite whitelaw Reid TO do the sane thing be-
tore them. Whltelaw disputes with ALI comera
the Empire Of the East, as WAtterson does Of
the West. They are the Cesar and Pompey Of
the editorial realm; but which IA CRsar and
which Pompey puzzles Us A. the present mo-
ment IN saw
National Republican., 1873-03-29
$30O,00O.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LeGaiixed By state Authority and Drawn In
Pebble In Sc. Leuis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
$4,000 Numbers.
CLASS c. TO BE DRAWN MARCH ~. issl
B,ss0 Prizes, Amountins to 100000.
prize Of .eeooog too prlIes q, gl0o
prite oi oi......... ls4eg Y prizes Of ....... LOO
priSo Of f,..,...... lu1tu prizes Of ........ 40
l prize OF, ,,,,.,,. 7,bnu 3 prlHea of, ....... N
I prizes OF. .,..,.,,, k0o y prizes OF ,,,,... no
prizes OF. ......... a60O d prizes OF. f.,,,,,, Np
y prizes OF. ......... Loo ~ prisss OF l,,,,, ia
" prizes Of ..,....... boG isO prizes OF go, la
70 primes Of. ........ G0b.OoJ prizes on .,.,., 10


Tickets, sfOt Half Tickets, e5t QuarteFs,
$3.50.
,W-oyr lotteries are chartered BIZ the State, arc
always drawn At the time named, and ali drnvinEs
are under the supervision Of sworn commissionara
- The ofhciAl drawing will be published In the
purchasers OF tickets.
tU-we will draw similar scheine the last day of
every month during the year is7a
~ Remit q our riah BY POST OFRICg MONEY
ORDERS, RE0IBTERKb LETTFR, DRkFT on
kxphESs. Send for circular, Address
MURRAY, MILLER a. CO.,
Re., one 1cE s.t %ilfaTssasI