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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04
woro There Men Before Adam =?

Professor Alexander Winchcll of the uni
versity of Michigan, has just issued an clab-
orato work, entitled Tho Preadamites," the
object of which is to prove the existence OF
men before Adam, and also to point out MS
nearly as possible who they were-to identify
and locate them, as it were. The theory is
not new one aud the chief interest Of the
present volume therefore, lies not in the nov
city of tho idea, or the originality of the argu-
ment, but in the fact that it is the production
OF one who is himself at once man OF science
and devout believer in Revelations, and who
here attempts to reconcile them in what they
teach regarding the origin OF man. y " Il
Tho conclusions to which Professor Winchells
studies have brought him are that tho Adam
of the biblical narrative was representative
of the Mediterranean race, the remotest ancCs-
tor to whom the Hebrews could trace their
descent.
He argues that the biblical narrative itself
implies the existence of people who were not
descended from Adam. The names mentioned
in the tenth chapter of Genesis, though rcu-
dered in tho singular in our translation, are
really plural aud designate tribes and ma
tions. Even Cain had a mark set upon him
that men should not kill him, implying the
existence of others besides his own family he
married from another race he founded u city,
which would have been impossible had there
been no other people than the family OF Adam
in existence. The descendants of Noah could
not have originated tho nations and peoples
which existed in the period covered by tho
account in Genesis or according to that nc.
count tho dispersion was over very limited
area. And the descendants Of Noah could not
have multiplied with sufficient rapidity to ac-
count for tribes and cities represented TO have
been in existence. We give these points of his
argument not at all ms asserting to them, but
that we may state it fairly and do it full jus.
ticc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

A soldier writing to the indianapolis Journal
incidentally narrates the following "Onc day,
willie working fatigue party on the canal,
the silent soldier with John A. Rawins,
came down to see how VIC were progressing,
Rawlins said: General Grant, tho rebels can
sec enough To surmse what we are wanting TO
do. aud rs there is so much Impotence In the
north would it not be well enough to allow
some correspondent TO say that IL the canal is
not a military and naval success, the sanitary
effects on the army will more than repay the
labor iuvested2 That the men remaining idle
aud cnmped in these low lands would die by
thousands from inaction.' General Grants
reply l can never forget: Colonel Rawlins,
this life is too brief to bo FILTERED away in
making explanations
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

"What does the word 'agnostic' mean ?"
asks one of our readers who has beeu too much
absorbed in other affairs TO follow closely the
course of philosophic thought and discussion
We presume he is not alone in his ignorance,
for the word has been often used and rarely
defined, and it Is of later birth than the die
tionares and encyclopedias in common use
The word is made up Of the Crock letter u
(alpha priyatye) and the Greek word gnosti-
kos. Thus the substantive ugnostic means,
literally, know,nothing, 1t is used, how
over, to dofne the position of those philoso-
pliers who claim that the human mind can
know nothing but phenomena, that is, such
manifestations of matter aud of mind as may
be studied by observation aud experiment.
They hold an entirely passive position as to
the question of tho existence of God, neither
denying nor affirming that lie exists, but de-
claring that as we can never know anything
about Him through the evidence of tho senses,
II is useless to waste time in vain speculatious
having no other basis than faith. They call
the christian religion delusiou human IN its
origin, like mohammedanism and buddhism,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

Did yer know that the Simpkins and
weren't on good terms?" said Colonel Scion rs
he dropped into the editorial chair of the Oil
City Derrick, like bag of bran out of wagon.
No what's tho troubleW
dump If know zacily. Yer SEQ the other
night men wife war invited out to n
party at Deckin TOdd's, an we went caz
knew the Declsin didn't scrimp on catables q
bit, an alters had suthn in . jug down cellar.
Well, when we got thar the house was mighty
nj 4 flied. an every one was Il talSin' kind
o'loose like an a.comp limcntug each other in
various ways. Everything slid along rs a
smoothly US a chunk o'buttcr on hot knife
till long arter supper time Mr.. Simpkin, SEE
he to my wife, SEE he Mrs. Scion, yer looks
bout as nigh us young us yer did ten years
ago AN my wife, SEE she, yer 1attcrin' me,
Mr. Simpliins, coz my wife she knows what to
say, she does. Ar l waru't gon' to ba outdonc
in perliteness, an seed Mrs. Smpkins t'other
side of tho room, 50 | sings out, Hi Mrs.
SimplIins land O Goshen, but that air wig l
saw yer buyin' t'0ther day makes yer look as
pert as a sixteen ear-old gal when yer git
yer false teeth we won't know yer from yer
darter.' An then l smiled pleasantly like,
but salles olive that air room was jest ms still
rs u hay NOW for about two minutes, an Mrs.
Simpkins looked like sho wanted to kick some
body, an my wife seq she, Solomon, Solomon,
Just as if I'd sot down on the baby or broke n
loolkin. glass. The people didn't seem to breathe
easy for long time an bumby we ken away,
an my wife sez she, Solomon Scion, some men
are made fools an some men are born fools.
An SEE /, Sally, that's So but do not know
for the life ONE who she was thinkiu' on, less
twas that nat'ral fool o Todd's."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

BALTIMORE, MD, June ..
Cotton quiet. Middling, l15sGu34c.
Flour dun and unchanged.
Wheat-Southern dun; western higher and
strong. Southern red 81 25@l 30 do. amber
81 2S5ll 30 No. western winter red spot, 81 30I5
June, 81 2j9s9l 2jS4; July, 81 1901 lIIa August
81 l0A@l IL.
Corn-Southern white steady and fairly active;
western higher but duh and neglected. Southern
white. 5G19c; do yellow, 53lSc; western mixed,
spot J3l &c; June 500 50l4c; July. 49g49Hc; August
and steamer nominal.
Oats firm and higher. Southern ii6li5c; west
ern white, 44gijc; do mixed, I2g4jc Pennsyl-
yGuia, 44G45c.
Rye quiet at CSC.
Hay unchanged
Provisions quiet and without change.
37tteF- dun. Prime to choice western packed,
ll0l4c.
Eggs dull and weak at lie.
Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee steady. Rio carsoes ordinary to choice.
i3@l5l5c.
sugar firm. A soft 9lsc.
Whisky steady at 81 ll@1 11lE.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer frner but un
changed
Receipts u Flour, 1910 bbls; wheat, $500 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu: oats 100 bu.
ShipmentS--W heat, ljg,676 bu corn. 13Oil9 bu.
Sale,-WheOt 1922 600 bu; corn, S770S bu.
Virginia skies, deferred, Gl% do. consols, 5Sl%
do. second series, PIG pas-due coupons 9Sl5
new ten-orties, Al; Virginia tcn-lortiGs, coupons
g7l8 bid to-day.
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GREAT
1880
1880

- Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
sp1ENb h2VEhEN ThASkM EfF BENZ Eavrp
~, ,1,,,,5M ENT; ,..o
TRAINS LEAVE 81 WASH Moron from from pepo. cor.
ner of sixth and streets. AZ follows;
For Plttsburg and the West, SJH NJ with Pnrlor Car
m. daily with Sleep ing Cars from Harrisburg
to Cincinnati 81. Louis and Chicago $40 p IN.
B a.s mo Fss S Po r RAILROAD
For cannndaigua Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls
and the North. at ~ H. IN. daily, except sunday
$40 p. m. daily, except Saturday with Palace Cars
70 Sanandalgua aud Watkins. ,,,.-,. -..,-..
For Wllliamsport, Lock Haven. and ElmiIe, at 1910
n. IN. daily, except Sunday.
For New FORK and the Fast, $50 0and 1000 p
Limited ERpfess OF Pullman H nj psrlor Cars esO a. M
For BrSokiyn, New YORK., all through trains connect
Ing double ferrlaGe across Now York city.
on sunday, $40 and i1:co D. m.
Limited Express, 900 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
~ 40 81 T.O. and 1903 p. M On Sunday,
SO II. ~ TO- 70 u. M. $40 7;Io ana 1880 y. IN,
For Pope's Creek Line. $40 =. M and 40 p Ill daily
For Annapolis, GO a. and 40 D. m. daily, except
ALExxNpRIA AND FREpERICKsBuRa RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, 4 $50, Q, II a. M: 40. 52o. O2j,
and 1880 y. m, On Sunday. !. and II u M. and
For Richmond and the South, 700 a. m. daily, and
~ $50 p. IN daily. except sunday. -
on sunday at ) aud 10 a IN, aud GO5 p. m.
commodations can be procured OF the oiices-north,
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue aud 81 the depot, where orders can DO
left for thecheckng OF baggage to destination from
T. r. FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY q, 1851, AT i'3O p. NJ.

SbNDA Il NAl ~ ioooi Al A"V r. W.
Am Leave waahingtoni
HITTM6R itiisG EXP'REs sS "' @''''''
6;6iGBeltlmore, Annapols, and Way Q,ledmo,n,t
and Way, via Rolayl
5;3i-srAUN1ON AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EN-
OOj-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
New York and philadelphie ,,. 49,. ,
eOO-ipn sunday only-Baltmore, Annapolis and
oiO-tsT LOUIS. CHICAGO, COLUMBUS, AND
PITTSBURG EXPIRES. (Conne = lor Heg'rs,
town, aud ut Point Of H. cks Tor III terick aud
stations east OF Piedmont except s9LdYj pnll.
1000 BALT1MoRE ExPi,iiss, stgos a Bladens-
lion, Je5supB, and Hanover
i2lO-Baltimore. Annapolls. Eilicott City. and Way.
iS5- ~, NOBLE NM LAuhEL EMrtEss'
&oomNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BIOS
TON EXPRESS.
BHLTISioisE Ill XbENsBURa AND LAu-
at Annapolis junction.
AsS-tPoint OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagorstown. Win,
Of Rocks and Way H=ations only
ARRSHr S snnd M saSnf
sgpsRiIPGT Sq pf e issS snE ,1r1noRE Ex
PRESS. stops ~ Bladenspurg and Laurel.
Gol-polnt of Rocks gnd Way stations.
n.O-ts1 LOUIS CINCINNATI AND PI! rs
BURG LNFiilSS, CPittsburg except suhday.l
Sleeping cars to T. Louis aud Piitsburg
m31-1BhLllM0iiE BLADEN5BUNI AND LAU
REL. EXPRtsSS - -,
lO.l5-tNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTI MORE EXPIRES. Sleeping car tt
New York, and special sleeping car to Phiadel
pima
tDaily. Sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All iinins stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station, and 6O3. 6l0
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street, where orders viii he taken for Baggage TO bS
checked and received ut niy point ~ The city;
. W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
GEO s. kUONlZ. General Agent.
1. NJ. COI.E. tnneriL TCkct AHent
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS roR STATIONERY,

WAR DEPARTNtNT, I
WAsUINaTUS CITY, May %, 1850.
SEALED PRofO AIS in duplicate. addressed 10
the cretarv OF War viii be received ut this Depart
mCnt until II o'clock noon. on FRIDAY, the 25tll
day Ct JUNE, 1857, orsupplying the STATIONERY
TO the War Department and its bureaus for the iis
ca wear ending June 10 1851 No bids will be consd-
that not sealed and marked ON the outside Of
the envelope proposals for stationery" No bids
will be received niter " o'clock sharp.
\ detailed schedule of the articles required and q
blank form of proposal will be furnished Hpplica-
ton to the Chief Clerk OF the War DEPARTMENT.
The Stationery must he OF the best quality. Sam
Piles must accompany each bid, and be- fully equal TO
Standard samples on file.
The successful bidder win be required to give bond
viii approved slretes In the sum OF $1,000 for the
faithful tuillment OF the contract and the Depart
mpnt will reserve the right to order the articles at such
aud to increase diminish the quantity stated in the
sci edulc
Articles not named In tho schedule are to be fur.
nished ut the option OF the Department at the lowest
market price ALEX. RAMSEY,
lci- lU-l7 SecrC ts,ry OF War.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 3 1880
Money was easy at 364 per cett. and closed at 3.
Exchange steady, at IS6H@4sol5 for long and
4sghisgiI for short sight.
Government bonds were strong and generally
higher.
State bonds were dull and nominal. Tennessee
new series sold at %.
Railroad bonds were Irregular Eric consol Sec
ouds fell of from SD 10 500 aud rose to Sl34; do
funded Is rose IA to 75 and Rio Grande lirsts nd
vGuCcd 10 1917, Kansas q Texas firsts ~ 1925
seconds u 5Tl4 st. Paul Consol sinking fund TO
1921, aud New York Elevated irsts TO lij. Wabash
and ST. Louis division fell of TO lO1 Rock Island
Is sold up to ls and Jersey Central frsts to 1l6.
The stock market opened n fraction higher, but
soon became weak and declined 4 TO IA per cent,
the latter Lake Shore. During the afternoon the
speculation became strOngand prices advanccdA TO
per cent. Pacific Mail aud New Jersey Central
leading the upward movement In tue final sales
there was fractional reaction. Louisville Il Nash
villc rose per cent. but declined 81. Nashville
Chattanooga fell ou2 per cent.
Transactions aggregated 2ll,OO0 shares, incud.
ing Delaware, Lackawanna u Western 10000. Eric
1000, Kansas & TeNus LOO, Lake Shore 10000
Northwestern 5000, Nashville e Chattanooga 1000
New Jersey Central $1,000 New York Central 5000
Ohio & Mississippi 900, Pacific Mail 10000, ST. Paul
1900 Wabash Pacific 5000 and Western Union
1900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04


SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT - JUsTIcnA
WYLIE. MACARTHUR AND HAGSER.-Coyle vs.. Davis
reading the record.
EQUITY CouRr-JUsTICE CoX-Reyser vs. Hitz;
passed until ordered on the assignment. Nc
Laughln VS.. Mclaughlin; sale finally ratified and
reference to the auditor Cagetle vs.. Brooke; trIls
tees authorized 10 sell notes for deferred payments
Myers vs. Myers: modification of decree of May D.
Hurdle VS.. Collins on hearing. Hardness vs.,
Conkle; reference to auditor 10 state trustees &C
count Tuohy vs.. lloltzmani sale finally ratified.
CRIMINAL COURT - JUSTICE JAMEs.-George Lee
murder of Francis Williams; Oh trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT - JUSTICES
WYLIE, MACARTHUR AND HAGNEE.-No. 81, Lilly
VS.. Smith; IS, Washington IL Georgetown Rail-
road company VS. District of Columbia; 40,
Brooke VS., Barnes g. Booth W. Booth; 40, Van
Riswick VS.. spalding; 49, Campbell VS.. Kendall;
5s5 Cook vs. Cook; ~, United States eX rel. Whit
field VS., Secretary Of Navy; A. Liebschut2 VS. Me-
Nall; 5S, Stein 4 Co. VS.. Clark 50, shea VS.. Smith;
Go, Bridget VS.. Cornish; 20, DigsS use, etc, VS..
Iugersol; II, Baltimore United Oil company VS..
Barber e Co.; rs, Du Bose vs. District of Columbia;
Sc, Darlington VS.. Douglass; 81, LemOnt VS.. Wash.
ington Il Georgetown Railroad company; 80, United
States eX rel Barker vs.. HclmlCk.
EQuUY COURT-JUSrICE CoX.-No. s. Jofray vs.
Grant; q, WarmOth VS.. West; 10, Coburn VS. Hem
dersou, II Fletcher VS. Queen; l5 kralS VS. May;
l6, Hibernia building association VS.. Gibbons, II,
GerSdorT VS.. Wheeler lS Clarke VS.. Strong; 10,
Wallach VS.. Fairfield.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsriCE JAMES. - George Lee
murder.
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PROPOSALS ron STATIONERY.


DEPAnTMESr oV THE INTERIOR, /
May H. 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until l2 O'Clock M, MONDAY, June ~,
1850 for furnishing Stationery for the department OF
the Interior during the fiscal year ending June 90,
1881.
Flank forms OF proposals. showing the Items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto, will be furnished on application 10
this Department
Proposals must be addressed 10 the Secretary Of the
Interior, and indorsed Proposals for Stationery
u1fN an appropriation shat hare bscn mdde on Cbr-
Orcss for nc purchase QtHte stationery r6qoled
q. SCHURI,
m2l fEt-st SeCrctlry,
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PiRGINII NE US.

General Ben Butler has recently bought
land in Virginia.
The Baltimore professional ball club is play
ing in Richmond this week.
A street railway is proj ected in Lynchburg,
its line to take in the fair grounds, Miller asy-
lum, etc.
At tho recent election in Winchester the
forcibe roadjusters and republicans fused, aud
elected their entire ticket.
Mr.. Henry O. schoolield ono of the wealth
lest citizens of Lynchburg, died suddenly
Monday, in Greensboro, N. C.
Mr.. Ed. Moore, brakeman on the freight
train, was killed on Monday evening neal
FerroI station, in Augusta county.
The scarcity of tobacco plants in tho vicinity
of Petersburg is SO great that many Of the
farmers have substituted q corn crop.
The house of Daniel Colaw, in Highland
county, was entirely destroyed by fire last
week, together with all his furniture.
Mr.. William II. Hamilton, clerk of the cir.
cult and county courts for Bland county for
many years. died last Thursday night.
The propriotors of the manganese works in
Augusta county last week mined. washed and
shipped to England 100 tons Of manganese.
The Danvile Post announces its suspension
for several days to change the style and make
up of the paper. Its publication will be re-
sumod under new management.
Henry Critic, colorcd, was convicted in the
Grayson county court last week of the murder
of his two brothers.in.law aud sentenced TO
DO hanged on tho 18th of next October
The Randolph Macon district conference OF
the Virginia conference, methodist episcopal
church south, DIR. Leo Rosser presiding, ad-
iourned itsIsossion atlKing George Court-HouSc
on Monday last.
The new iron steamer, the City of Rich.
mond, for the Virginia Steamboat company
to run between Richmond, Old Point aud Nor
folk, has been launched in Philadelphia.
The lighthouse steamer Heliotrope, Captain
Mclean, has returned to Norfolk from tho At
lantic coast of the eastern shore, whore she has
been fixing up tho buoys as far as Little
| Watchaprague. To-day she will start up the
Chesapeake to replace the iron buoys
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

A BRIDE Of a month went to q married lady
of quarter of year aud said: "Aly darling
Gays that women are fools" "Never mind,
sad the other, she is only studying nouns,
Wait until he reaches adjectiyes."
A MEDICAL writer asks: " Docs position af
feet sleop?" And the Cincinnati Saturday
Might says it does, particularly il tho man is
holding the position OF night Waterman. lie
is liable to be disturbed by the patrol.
BEHOLD the premier ballet girls They toll
hard, and also spin around on ono foot, and
yet solomon, in all his glory, was not arrayed
like one of these in public.
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FREE ADVERTISING.
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OF an acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page, are ffee to all.
No business Advert sements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
I've cents per line for each insertion.
II answers fail to come the first time, we invite n
second third many repetitions are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
vertlsers to feel that they imposing Us, but
are doing u favor by using our free columns we
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postofcc If initials used they should be directed
TO the care OF some person, firm postoilice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock D. m
Advertisements can be lett vi Office, or sent
through the mail TO
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.

WHEN man is shot in Kansas they say he
died u natural death.
THE well.whippod boy suffers from hide.
raw.phobia, according to the Modern Argo.
IN St. Louis the Globe Democrat is known MS
the Goe.Dee, aud the POst.Dispatcd as the Pee
Dee.
THE Philadelphia Bulletin says that the
debts of the Reading railroad are like dues on
the Goweu lying"
SHOULD the Chicago convention hold over
till Friday, the New York Herald will be
- &C. Fish day
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER, TWINE
A LETTER BALANCES AND MARKING AMI
ENANTpE

WAsHlNU1ON, Q, May y $50 ]
SEALED PROPL SAILS Will be received at this
Department until tho l7lh day Of June. 1889, ut "
o'clock noon, for furnishing wrapping paper, twine
letter balances ana marking and rating stamps for
the use OF the pOstOCes IN the United States Tor
wear from tho LIST day of July, 1850.
Blanks proposals, and circulars stating the kind
aud estimated quantities required, aud giving full In
strucliOns rs TO manner OF bidding and conditions
be observed by bidders, viii be FURNISHED on nppca'
Washington, d. O." ID. NJ. KEY,
ml7 ,Iuw-IW PostmasterGpnerhl,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

They profess to be seekers after truth alone,
aud TO search with absolute honesty of
Thought. discnrding bias aud dismisslng fear.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

Malaria.

In countries where this is prevalent War.
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and War.
ner's Safe Pills arc used and with wonderful
success. These arc highly recommended as a
preventive to yellow fever, AS Il cleanser OF
the blood they arc without an equal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, /
WAHIISuIoN, ID. O., June lst 1880
CtEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, will be re-
- cGivod Mt this once until " m, the Sth day
of June, 1850 and opened Immediately thereafter for
furnishing ut the Chain Bridge, above Georgetown,
about forty thousand 5000 feet more or less of best
Southern pith Pine Flooring. Specifications, blank
FORMS Ctc., may be Obtained ut this office.
TIIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Jel-Gt Lt.Col. OF Engineers,
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UNPRECEDEN1ED ultra CTTON!
louisiana State Lottery Cnmnanv.

This Is the only Lottery of any state ever voted
and Endorsed by Its people.
UNI'RECEDEN1ED ultra CTTON!
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED!
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Legislature q the STATE Tor Educational and ChSrita.
TYiFISIG YEARS, to which contract the invIolabie
faith of the State Is pledged which pledge has been
lis franchise in the new constitution adopted Deceni.
her ID a. ". 1879 with capital OF VI 0O1OJo, to which
Ts 9'1 d HAS sTNas NuhE d SEsl III a
will take place monihlY; ncter scales or postponed
Grand Promenade Concert, during which will take
place the ~ Ist Grand Monthly ana the Extrlorii.
nary Seml,Annua Drawing, ~ New Orleans, To IGS-
ana nGnag ment OF Gen. q, r. Beauregard OF LouIsi,
ana aud Gen Jgb9l A. Barly Of I XiGg hH6
B-Notce.-r.ckets are Ten Dollars only, Halves,
Sol Firms VI le' fpsiS y or PRIZES
Capital Prize Of SlgltC0 10000
GrAhu IIlHe OF 6J'UU','',', bJUU
GRAND l'rlIe OF zIWD'''...,'''"'''''",. 2OOJO
Large lrlEcS OF 10000
Large Prizes OF 6,uOO......,,.,..,.,,....- 10000
20 Prizes or l,tuU' ,.,..u,.,,..,,,, 10000
90 Prizes OF lOJ',.,,.,.,.".,,.,,,,.,,,., 2l,uOO
100 Prizes Of S0o.,.",.....".....",.,...",. 5000
200 Prizes OF aOOJJ
60 Prizes OF l00,,,.....,.....-...,."..,,. G0,On
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes OF Se0O....."..... 5000
100 Approximation Prizes of l00............- 1908
100 Approximation Prizes OF 75n,"-."o... 1880
Il279 Prizes amounting S525Jg
Cen q 4 BE&V II AZ Of q W La Commissioners
Application for rates to clubs shoald only be made
70 the Office OF the comPuny ht new orleans Write
or same person at No. $40 Broadway,,New York,
lac Fstreet northwest, Washington,
n. B,-This Company has NO AGENTS In tho
ng to be So and soliciting orders by circulars or
otherwise are sWGNDLERs ieoll
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

G. x nn-Indorsed by Department Officials; Sc.
40 tJ1O cury good; life Insurance policy. Ad-
dress SECURITY, Republican Office. je2-3H