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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

MEssRs. ". ]. FERRES and j. f.
SrRAHL, two practical printers with
business experience, propose starting a
daily paper to be called the Erening BuE-
ls.in, at Bellaire, the latter part of this
week. II conducted with the proper
vim and enterprise, We believe an even
ing daily can be made to pay in our
busting little neighbor city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

The National Greeuback Convention,
which met in st. Louis on Friday last,
leads OF in the campaign OF 1850 with
the following ticket: For President,
STEPHEN ID. DrLLAYE, OF New JERSEY,
and for vice-President, B. ]. CHAMBERS,
Of Tayas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

A LETTER from New Orleans says:
"The weather is too warm for comfort
flowers are in iull bloom, and the orange
trees blossoming in the yard dill the
horse with fragrance"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

TAG Greenbackers Of the Seventh In
diana Congressional District renomi-
mated the present Representative the
Rev. GILBERT De Ia MArYR, by accla-
nation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

The Richie Gazette is on all sides OF
the Constitutional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mixed up, We think, than even on the
question Of coalition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

Gov. HOLIDAY, OF Virginia, has We
toed the Readjusters' bill for the So
called purpose OF "re-establishing the
public credit"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

oARDIN G.-PLEAsANT ROOM WITH
ID board, suitable for gentleman and lady OF
two gentlemen; centrally located. III Chapiine
street MRS. WM. HILtNAN. ja5Ob
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
100
ChidIen's Carriages Arriving

THLD'S SLEEPING CARRIAGE, WHICH
~ br comfort, perfect rest 10 every part Of the
childs body, easy riding aud general utility, Is
unriyiled. The back OF the seat IL adjustable,
high, and the exact shape Of q child's back, IL
Is ~ constructed that child can be placed In any
desired Positi0n-stIaight reclining or lying
down. The seat is a mattrass, divided into two
or more parts, sewed together at interjaoent
places, which when folded, forms the seat, or
laid OFT, Is sot and comfortable bed. The
adjustable apparatus Is strong, and will not get
out OF Cder. While this is not INTENDED as an
invalid carriage, II certainly has no equal for
ehildnf having weak backs, spinal diseases, &c.
They ae most ernphstcally what We claim for
them-"uttle beds" on wheels. This Il stylish
light, vell-hnished and handsomerarriage. INST.
ing on fun steel spring. mont and back, with
movable top, and combining all the improved
ieAtlro OF other carriages, with its own peculiar
strong nyantsge. The carriage must De seen 70
be appreciated. II will sell ai sight
JOS GRAVES,
ie0 Wheeling, Sole Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

The Richie Gdsctte complains that
we have not noticed its disclaimer to
any part in OF knowledge Of or acquies-
cenee in a coalition between the Repu0-
licans and Greenbackers OF this state.
The GdsStte is entitled to this exPlana-
ton OF its position; but IL may place u
in sntagonism to nearly, or quite all It's
party contemporaries in the State
RAeeling Register.
So far as beating an idea into the
brains of the REGIsTER is concerned, We
give ii up in despair. The above para
graph misrepresents our position On the
matter in controversy, Just As much as
ANYTHING which has formerly appeared
in the REaIsrER. However, we an
nounce for the benefit Of any one whom
il may concern, that we are IN accord
with nearly all the Republican papers OF
this State in regard TO iavoring the CAV.
ing to Mr.. Henry s. Walker clear held
for Congress in the Third district,
against the Democratic nominee Tor that
posisiae. Riieils G'aEdts.
~ 49, IN xlss t6pet pa but
s. { z. i'n-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

T HAw JUST COMPLETED A PINE URYa
l. al asd Corrugated Glass Skylight. and for
apidityAn certainty OF action Il unsurpassed
In the cdunfry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08

The Whssliagsr ToltsbIdh made its first
appearance Saturday, and will be pub
lished hereafter semi-weekly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
NOTICE.

A NETTING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IA h Northwestern Virginia Agricultural
Society will be held at the Office 81 G.. otlebay a
sons, No Nl2 and l4li Main street. on saturday
March ca, at 81 o'clock p. n.
mr1 Z W. OGLEBAY. Secy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-08
NEW ApvERrisEMEMIs.
NOTICE.

THEREBY NOTIFY MY CUSTOMERS AND
the public in general that Will commune 70
conduct INV business as heretofore, at my OLD
niace il2s Main street fpp stairs, and that All
orders for every kind Of Hair Work, Wig-hak-
ms e'e'' Wa" CHRIS LfEDL,
MO wig-Maker.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
WHO An,srlenn Girl Abroad

Here is Q pon-and ink sketch Of nm Ameri'
can girl, which is interesting as showing how
o Yankee girl appears to French eyes. "5ty-
lish TO the backbone Independent rs indie
ponllu. can be, but worry pure. Ii devoted
10 pleasure, dress, spending money, shows
her moral nature nude, just as it is, 50 as to
deceive nobody. Flirls all winter with this
OF that one and di8mislo3 him IN the spring,
when .ho instantly catches another. Goes
out alone, Travels alone. When the
fancy strikes her she travels with a
gentleman friend, or walks anywhere
with him; puts boundlsW confidence in
him; coniUgOl in'iIaGcy tasms TO exist be-
tween them. She lets him tell what no feels
talks Of love from morning till night; but
she never gives him permission to kiss SO
much az her hand, He may say anything 90
he shall do nothing, She is restless; she gives
heart and sou 70 amusement before she mar
rgs. After msrrsge she is mother RnLu-
a.ly; is alonaali day; hears all night nothing
cxcept dgcu ions about patenL machinery,
uneyplo3ive petroleum and chemical
Imsnures. She then will let daughters eBjoy
tho liberty she used without grave abuse
As nothing serious happened to her,
why should Fanny, Mary, Jenny
be Iess strong and less adroit than
their mothori Sha originates French fash
ions. Partisan women detest her. Proyln'
cial women dQspile her. Men OF all coun-
tries adore her, but will not marry her unless
she has an immense fortune. Her hair is
yeimillIon, paler than golden hair; her
[baakM ewes afd bold and frank; she hiss q
pa. on. shape which is forbidding to counter
| fsl; aproads herself in a carriage as if she
were 10 hamm0ck-the natural and
| thoughles5 posture OF her passion for lnxu.
ri1u5 case. When sho walks abe moves
bri5l,lv. and throws every glance right and
II,n. Giyasmany Of her thoughts to herself,
and few Of lhsn to anybody else. She is \
wild plant pu! in hot house
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

venerable dowsger is a yeritsble
fountain of charity. Shs gives away hun.
ureus Of Thousands Of francs every year. la
summer she lives in splendid country house
Il. DsuIosns, Whar0 apartments fer each one
u hef sons and daughters are kap. constantly
"a order Barren aud Baroness Alphou,e
kolh'cnlld live in the old mansion in the Rue
SAINT t.orentine, where Tslleyrand sncs re.
aidsd' They are gay and extremely fond ofso.
cle'y, and are seen everywhere in the mode;
Sa3 baroness is one OF, the most accomplished
Gglesttlennes who frequent the Bots do
Doulogne. Her husband is al enthusiastic
patron Of the turf lie has stable, at Meaut.
ilii snd at Chan6lly, sld lavisGss millions on
Them. Solomon R1lhRchild was delicate
minded msH, fond Of conversation, books,
pictures, and sogjoiy. His widow has
dsHShler who WILL 1t is said, be the richest
he.teSs IA The Paris family. Baron Gusave
Is the only one who has married outside the
lamiy. One Of the sons Of the late Nathan
1911 Rothsch0d has just purchased the splen-
cld mausiou Of Count Tolltoi, in the Avenue
dc tredhnt; and other, named Arthur,
spends his l.o in collecting books. Il is sad
lha' no one else in France except the Duke
q Aumale possesses such inss.imsble
treasures o. rare editions and lux.
uT5us binding rs this young Rothschild.
One Of tho latest additions to tho delegates in
TINS pbeuom'nally rich family is Baron
Adolpho Rlthschll, Of Naples, who has
closed out bis business, snd retired with the
serenity Of conscience promoted BY the
| l.F..r at.N. i 80
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21

a. ''PeA'dsylv6nia Dutehnsu" ,be ro.
tAeE OF IL Children.
Reading EAGLE

Yes, it's 3d." said the man.
his third wife. I'i'Iiou
well, tell you it's so, l ought to l,now,n
wa, was 'ho emphatic reply Of John Hefnor who
yves On maple street, between Chestnut sn nj
n a reporter for tho Eagle had called unop
hir' iiellder to learn the corrsc. hisfcrv rf
MS much tslked-about groa. brood of f,rfg.
one children. " ''''5
nolher Is spsrngly built, smokes s.
plFe' ana makes living in the rgr bus.
da IS si2!y,Avo years Old. and has rI.,
snt cheerful greeting Cor Mi c+a.
TIE story of the man. mo rri
a. ~ related by himself is probabl
'lo al most { remarkable one on record.
lie vas bern in Germany in 1915. Wfa~
twenty-five years old--in 1S4O-bo Marie
MS ilr8t wife, who lived eight wears. Sbe ba.
cAme the mother of s9yntoen children in tint
Time, having twins the first wear of tEair
marriage Tho next year another mir n,
tL"Ins were born. Each succeeding vogI.
lor Tour years thereafter Mrs. HefFaer bo
came the mother of triplets. The soventb
year was slgnaIized by the birth of only ono
cchlia. Mrs. lleifner died. and was laid away
IN Ihe village church-yarl IN Germany. mo
Wldower had now a family of seyootoen cb;l
gnen, inc eldest only seven years of age
Lhree months thereafter young lady took
charge. OF the children, and in course
OF time she became the see.
ohG Mrs. Heilner. The first wife
had died in February 1913. Ia February,
Iol9, TINS second wife presented Mr.. IelInsr
with boy. Ga Christmas day Of the s4ol9
year the nineteenth child was aldsd to tle
dellner flock. The family now WAS lerp.r
Imam any other in that part Of the country.
Five years passed by and Mr.. HenncIs
household was increased BY the addition Of
ton more children, pair of twins being born
every year. There VAS now lull, and FIR
three years thereafter only ono child wss Jr.s
unto them. la 1854 he came to this country
with his family, and the last thrso childrsa
were born IL America. In 1856 bis wife
died, having been married nine yesra. He
was now the father of tbirly.two children,
twelve Of whom had died leaving twenty TO
be taken in charge bys widow whom he
married in 1853. Mrs.. Heilnarnumber thloe
had one child BY q previous marriage. She
became the mother Of MAE more children In
ten years by single h.r-ds Lis last, or lhir1
wife, is still living. Eoaa Of the frs. set Of
seventeen children Survive. Two of the ff-
teen Of the second wit,s children still live
and three of the third wife's, In period Of
twenty-eght years--froai 1910, when he first
married, to 1868, th5 date Of the birth OF his
last child-he became .ae father of forly.one
children. The f7o WHO are still living are
girls. With the 9tcp-child that the last mar
riago added TO the list, forty-two children
have called John Hetfaor "fslher." The old
man has long since forgotten tho names of
his numerous progeny, and can only recall
those born in later years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
where TOys Come From

"Where do the toys come from ?" is q
question that is often asked in holiday time.
The toy-msker is Ubiquitous lie is found
in every land. Legend has it that at the
north Pole is the greatest toy msnulsc.oTy
oxistont-nono other than that where Kris
Krngle effects his wonderful creations and
whence he sets out with his slodga Of beau
tiful things and bis reindeer to doiigh! good
children throughout the universe More
tangible toy-makors, however are to be
found in climates little loss intolorable
than that of the Arctic regions Paris
which, with the possible exception Of Boston
or Oshkosh, hes become the centre Of
the modern world, is the central emporium
for TOYS. To that fashionable city every
wear drifts new evidence Of the cunning OF
European handicraft. Merchants say they can
buy many varieties of toys cheaper there
and import them at less cest than they can
purchase similar varieties for in the United
States. A large proportion Of tho Partisan
TOYS srs manufactured in tall tcnemonts
wherein Jean Vatican might have aourl3hedi
by persons who exc out q scantY livelihood
in their occupation. Again, there are enor-
nous establishments devoted to their manu-
facture on large scale, where hundreds OF
persons find employment II isl singular
fact that large numbers Of the familiar TOYS
known as Noah's arls arc made by children
on the banks of the Rhine, who are educSted
almost from infancy IN the process OF cary
ing animals both curious ond familiar
which are believed 10 have gone IN out
of tho rain when the ark put to sea. up IN
the mystical Hsrtz mountains many oil we
richest and most ingenious toys are wrought
out. The peasants Of the Broken enjoy
special distinction for their skill and W.
originality of their creations. Soutf
France is also celebrated for its toy max
In the United States toy manufacture Is h y,
conducted on scale commensurate with la-
demand. Many of the palmer and NOR.
substantial articles are made in dull seasons
in wagon or other manufactures from % Si
material. A wellknown dealer Informed inc
writer that all efforts to successfully manu-,
facture wax dolls in the United States R IA
proved unsuccessful, and that all the really
line goods of this description were DTousIi.
over the water.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
ANEW TO THE PUBLIC,

n. O. TEcdden & Bro, 737 Elm street,
respoctruly solicit the patronage of, and in
Vita The citizens of Dallas, to inspect their
fresh and complete stock Of superior grocer
Constantly renewing oar goods, we keep
only INC freshest Of groceries, and guarantee
every article strictly as represented.
T6o closest attention and care bestowed
m ali orders, and the utmost effort made to
giyo entire satisfaction to our customers. We
bpy for cash, and compete in prices with the
whole trade Of tho city.
Il will DO a pleasure 10 serve you in our
Inc the coming year. and we most respect
fllly invite you to examine our stock before
purchasing, = o,.,...,,, ,,ooo,;o.
on hand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
Tho RotI,schlId Family.

Correspondence of the Boston Herald
The Rothschilds have been attracting no
little attention tofhemsolyes here in Paris by
the announcement of their extension OF tnef
act of partnership, which expired September
80 of this year, to 1905. The Paris branch
of the famous family is quite largo. The
dowsger Baroness Roth'child, who lives IN
the family mansion in the Rue Latltte, had
five children, Baron A'phonse, VINO Is I"
this time the head of the family; Baron
Solomon, who died long time ago.
Baron Gustave, Baron Edmond, ana .n'
Baroness Nathaniel Rothschild' Inc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
LET THE PAST BE PAST.

The sounds that round about me ri,o
? are whatnono other hears;
see what meets no other ewes
though mine were dim with tso,s
Ihs breaking Of the summers NOM
nm, Ihe tlnge on house aud tree
Inc Olllowy clouds-lhe beauty HON
Or that celestial sea.
Iheirashness of the fairy land
Lit by the golden g.esm,
40 - my youth tnut Where I stor1
Jones back0s in u dream.
Alasl the real neyerlent
90, Those ints too bright to last,
They ilac and bid NE rest content
Al .e ihepeet be past.
c,y chance Of man's estate
,. lights and guides allow'3.
} b. Dry pillar will not wait ~
iNh parting, sends lLe clold.
" or mourn ] The less manIgport
vi lie TO leave behind:
VI loss Is but the lighter heart.
Ny gain the erayer mind.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
Jeanne Ba7abardGs Arrival.

NaW ANlA H ltAlN3i wv AN'
Mile. Jeanne Bernhard, sister Of tho IA
nous Sara, arrived yesterday morning on
board tho French steamer Labrador After
q few hours stay at thc Albcmarlo hotel she
took an afternoon train to Boston in company
with Nine. Gueuard, Mile. Sara BernhRrdts
companion, who had come from Boston 10
meet her Mile. jeanne was to have come to
this country with Ter sister, but was taken
severely III and lay for Ioms time at
he r6int of death IN Paris, She re-
ssmhles her sister greatly both in face
Ind in Gturo, and though looking little
nala and worn from her recent illnsss, she has
4 yery striking and attractive presence. She
viii resume her roles for which Mile Colon.
bier was temporarily oHgaged--nsmely, Ari'
cio, in "Phedre;' Berthe, in tho Sphinx"
The b roncss dc Cambrie, in "FrOu Frou"
md "Nicho.te, in Camille" and being Of
,bo same energetic nature as hsr sister, she
declared Yesterday that sho certainly hoped
10 inlay tits week in Boston, She will appear
n lhe return Of tho company to New York
in tho spring at Booths theatre, and in
~ Elrapgero," which is then to be pro
duceJ, sne will sustain the role of the Ouch
ess dc sepmont. The two sisters are said to
DO devoted to each other.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21


Iowa hall can b0as. Of q dog hat out-lsns
ncrs Tanner having lived lor.y-Iwo days
witbou. food or water. On the 10Th day of
Septembsrtho animal, owned by Mrs, Arm
strong, of Birds Flat disappeared from It's
home. They maFyelled much ut It's pro
lorged absence, and after futile inQuiTie' and
search, concluded that it had como to iti
death from cause unknown. On the
18th Of October noighbor out
hunting cows was attracted 70 the
edge of an I'D shaft by faint yelping at
the bottom. PceriHg down the shaft, no
discovered the loag-lost canine. A ladder
was secured and boy sent TO the rescue Of
the furnishing snimal, which could only
SILVER and laborously move lis tail for Joy.
The bottom Of the shhf,wss trsmpsd k' hard
and smooth Us marble, and tho sides MS high
as 10 could spring wors lurrowed and torn IL
IFS frantic efforts to escape. A diet Of warn
water and milk was administered, and at lali
accounts it was recovering rapidly. 1T
weight before it disappeared was over enc
huudred pounds, and when found ii was los
hsG twenty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
raE STATE OF TEXAS,
20 THE sHEmFF on ANY CONSTABLE OF ID
COUNTY, GihkPlNG

20 FHR sHEmFF on ANY CONSTABLE or ID
COUNTY, GimEPlN&
You arc hereby commanded that, BY
Ing publication Of this citation in some
paper published in sald county for four
previous to the return day hereof, yoN
mon IL l., Atkinson and IL. T.. Aleted'
arc non resldents OF the State OF Texas
and appear before the county court, 4
holden In and for the county OF Dallas,
court .heuso thereof In the city OF Dallns,
IN rd Monday In January next, then and
10 answer thu petition Of Harriet FIJI.
tlled In said court against the said IL.
kinson cad u. T.. Alstsd. on tho 22d
| October, 1880, aud numbered 1908, and q
| In substance as follows, torwiti
mTbat the defendants aforesaid are Id
| 40 bor, tho said plaintiff, upon their
| issory note, In tho sum OF One Th0ueai'
\ lars. made, executed and delivered by
| under their firm name OF Atkinson 4 <
! IN said plaintiff, on the 3lat day OF Ot
| isyo. AZ he olby Of pAllas, State OF foxt
| beating intorsst NJ the rate of ion pc.
| per spnsaa antil paid; aud, fnrlher, q
| order 10 secure Tie payment Of aaid NOT
| dofsndsnts executed and delivered 70 y
| AT the same time their deed OF trnst VI
/ following ribed personal property,
lone Regulator, Three SHOW "a
Counter, Two Show Cases with ShelvV
Fire and Burglar Proof safe, and oil Y
OF both OF ssid defendants.
said plaintiff prays for Judgment
L aid defendants FOR tho amount OF SAT
Z III Interest, for costa OF suit, and for,,t
I ,reclosing her aforesaid lien upon III
| described ropsrty.
| Iaraln fail not, but have you than on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
THE DALLAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

my % sad T' Sa my WIFE, my DAUGHTER" my sweetheart"
IS a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-21
AND ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST and S0UTHE.

Trains arrive and leave Austin siaiit
fellows: No Smail and express arrives /
IN No 4Hali and express leaves nj $3.50 o
Csnnsetiens-At Tsxarkana, with all \
on st Louis, Iron Mountain a so. R'w'y
all points North East Asd seutheas Al
view Janollon ana Aineola, with all all
international Railroad for Tyler, Pale
Houston, Austin, Galveston snd San Ant
Az Dallas, with trains OF the Heuston a
Central Kiw'y, fDr Csrsisara, MsIis, Bre'
Wass, Calvert, Bryan, nempHtead, Brs'
And ali points In Middle and Southern o
At Sherman, with v. q T. o. R'y, {
points on the line fthat read. At Fort \
W u stages for all peins In Western
AT hTeVeport, with Red River bteane
Nav rlsans. Pullman's Palace sleeps.
from Fort Worth, Dallas and alderman
| l. =. Any Information In regard to ri
In Osssage, time and oonnectlot
II ON application "a
INe,ie Marshall, Texasl
Nowman, Marshall, Texas, or
ThomySsn, Up. at. A., Marshall, lei
The daily gazette., 1880-06-26
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

Commencing with tomorrow, the
swift and elegant steamer Major Rey.
bold, will make Sunday trips to Wood.
land Beach, or as it is more familliail ly
known Bombay Hook. The steamer
will leave French street wharf at s &c
a. M, returning leave Woodland
Beach at 4 p. M, stopping each way
at New Castle.
Those of our citizens who desire tc
escape from the dust and heat of the
city, should embrace the opportunity
by going down ON the Reybold. Al
the fare is only so cents, there should
be sufficient number go every Sun
day to crowd the steamer. At the
Beach there is every accommodation
for excursionists to enjoy themselves
There is also good beach for bathing
and there is nothing better than sal
waller bath for the health.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-26
Honey from Poison.

The Supreme Court OF tn. Slate of Loui-
haha, hllling In Dane at New Orleans on
the 5ist OF May, In II decision ma ntaining
70 the utmost the vested rights OF The
noutslalia Slate Lottery Company, thus
Drleny but forclbly ailules to the institu-
tlon Issalled: The Louisiana state Lot
tsry cannot repudiate Its charter nor ex-
oherale Itself from the pay ment of "A
license; the amount Of which goes TO a
cSnhrluoie Sn institution Uhe Tar famed
ChariIy Hospital AT New Orleans) essen
.iaiIy necessary for the relief OF sn fferi ng
humanity. ana without adequate IN cans
oI seii-sus enance. IL was. o doubt. wise
IN the state TO regulate reprehensible but.
perhaps lIrepressible inclinations for
tnat sort OF speculation. SO as To draw
rom IN, re who follow them, as IL were.
,y toney from poison, for the uel terment of
.he destitute classes of society" Tnis is
proper expression of The highest char
ac'er rom the highest authority at home
,i ~ the CHARACTER of The business OF the
i'l louisiana State Lottery Company, and
any one interested can learn ali particu-
nID iaLs Dy applying to M. A. Dauphin, New
DDleahs, La, or same person at No. 3lg
broadway. New York city. le23-2w.