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National Republican., 1881-11-01
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BALTmoRE. oct. 3l-Cotion quiet; middling. II 7-I0
9lixc. Flour lower for better grades Howard street
and Western superhue % OOGg5 IS; do extra, % OO6D
o.; family, % 1907 6C City Mills supernne O. $50
OG do extra, % 250gG 76 do family, H zoos CO.. Rio
brands, n 70; Patapsco family, IS -. Wheat-Souti-
ern duh and lower Western lower closing weak;
southern red q SSl Ss; do amber, o. 4s9i iS No.
Maryland. q 40; No.2 Western winter red, spot and
October, o. Ss14@l 3lf November, 81 80; December,
q 46Js asked; January, 81 iD asked Corn-Southern
lower; Western hrmer, but lnactlya Southern white
736S74 do yellow, noninaly I0g Western mixci spot
and October, G1s s6IG7ci November, GiMMB3G. Decem-
ber 7Os0TjAc. Oats dullj southern nominal. West
ern white 4OGg50c do mixed, lA4lSc Pennsy lvania,
100000. Rye duh at u m0ll 0s, Hay qule prime 60
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, slsGi2I, PrOVi-
HiOns steady; mesa pork. slS Bs bulk measshOnders
and clear TiO Sides packed, 9 0Ae; shoulders
lOc clear rib Sides liiac hams, ia@ l5lsg lard-re-
fined l2Ac. Butter firm; Western grass, lSGp2c. Eggs
arm at 2ic Petroleum noninal; rcllned, q. COfioe
strong; lllo cargOes, ordinary TO fir u4Ml4c sugar
steady; sou, i1l6c. Whisky outlet AT ~ 1901 lss.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer rncr cotton, .iB
G0Ad; hour, y por barle grain, ~. Receipts Flour,
2ii3 barrelg wheat 20s1 blnielS; oOrii, a $50 bush
els; oats SO3l bushels rye 2Oj2 bushels. ShlpneAts
National Republican., 1881-11-01
CADET MERRICK.
The sad Accident by which re Lost noti
Arnns.

A paragraph in Fridays REPUBLIcANan-
nounced that Cadet Frederick Merrck, OF the
military academy at Chester, Pa had been severely
injured while firing n salute to the French guests
as they were passing through that city. The cir
cumstances surrounding the accident are ex-
tremely painful Cadet Frederick G. Merrick is
well known in this city, where he has lived since
boyhood under the care of his mother and
the guardianship of his uncle, Mr. Charles l.. Coon
Assistant Chief OF the Loan Division of tho Treas
ury Department Young Merrck was in his Sec
ond year at the academy, was warmly regarded by
his instructors and highly popular with his COM
rades. The duty in which he was engaged at the
time of the accident was entirely new to him and
II is believed that the firing of salutes-whch
at the best is perilous duty-should never
have have been entrusted to young men
of sixteen Although the best medical
aid was promptly in attendance It was found
necessary TO nInputate both arms, the right above
and the left below the elbow. The young man
bore the operation heroically and Is doing as well
as possible. The French visitors were deeply
gricved ut the sad occurrence, and a committee
consisting of Colonel Bondel, Captain Schilling,
and NJ Regamey were sent back from Philadel-
phia by M. Outrey, tho French Minister to in
quire Into the particulars and express their regret
His uncle, Mr.. Coon, who attended young Mer-
ricks mother and sister TO Chester so soon as news
OF the accident was received, returned TO Wash
ington yesterday and stated that he would pro-
badly, owing to his vigorous constitution and
excellent habits, conyalesco rapidly.
National Republican., 1881-11-01
sunday school Institute.

The Sunday School Institute begins its
sessions to-day and will no doubt be of great in
terest to all Sunday school people, The prospects
are very encouraging for large attendance
and profitable time The following is the
programme for to-day: 3 p. Morgan vol
untary; devotional exercises, Rev. s. II.
Greene, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church
greeting, r. H. Cobb, president of Sunday School
Union; opening address, Rev. J. L. Hurlbut; ad-
dress, Rev. r. X. Meredith, ID. D.. normal lecture
why We Believe the Bible" Rev. ]. l.. Hurlbut;
address, Mrs. w. T. Crafts; conversation, "The
Weekday Influences. Evening-7l5, organ
voluntary 1850, devotional exercises, Rev. d. +.
Forrest, d. D., assistant pastor of Trinity Z. L.
pei" Rev J. l.. Hurlbut; $50, lecture, "The Dig
nifty and Promise of the Sunday School Teachers
Work." Rev. II. r. Meredith, ID. D.; question
drawer. Rev. J. l.. Hurlbut; benediction. Primary
department, conducted by Mrs. w. +. Crafts; T.
normal lecture Qu lecture ROOM, Conversion
and Christian Culture of Little Children"
National Republican., 1881-11-01
Canary birds with lice.

/ have often read in the household col
umn of your valuable Sunday paper inquiries
such as " How to rid canary bird Of lice" and
have tried several receipts given there, but with
out effect. Lately was told by friend to take a
piece of hollow cane (such as Is used in japanese
fans or handles and sticks OF Japanese parasols),
to cut two or three notches on one side, so as TO
make an opening TO the CENTRE and use this in
stead of the ordinary bar or perch on which the
bird roosts did It, aud in the morning took 1t
the table, and was rewarded for my trouble by
seeing hundreds OF those small red lice which had
SO bothered my poor bird. This continued will
entirely rid our pet OF his distressing enemy. Oc-
casionally the bar should be immersed In boiling
hot water to kill all that may not be shaken
nut- Il
National Republican., 1881-11-01
Inquest on the Nayy.Yard Accident.

The jury Which was empaneIed on
Saturday over the remains of George L. Lawrence,
the victim Of the navy-yard explosion, met at the
residence OF Mr.. L. NJ Boelcr. No. 735 Eighth street
southeast The jurors were ID. 0'Donnell, Adam
Gaddis, NJ. McNely Jasper Scott Gilbert Cannon
and George ell. The witnesses examined were
Lieutenant Carl RnhIer, Commander ]. A. Howell,
Lieutenant r. ID. Hitchcock, jeremiah Cross, q pyro-
technist, aud John W. Thompson, who was in charge
of the laboratory. After hearing the testimony,
the following verdict was rendered:
That the said George l.. Lawrence came TO his death
at about halfpast two o'clock October 2S 1881 at
the presshouse at the Washington navy-yard, in the
city of Washington d. G., from fracture of the skull
caused by the EXPLOSION of Weeks torpedo rocket
which he engaged in drilling at the time. From
the evidence adducel we believe that every precau
tion taken TO prevent accident and that the
OF the explosion is unknown.
National Republican., 1881-11-01
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Oct 3i.-Money loaned between and Q
per cent. during the morning. was marked up to i32
and interest during the afternoon and closed at per
cent Exchange steady at 4SJ,s 6Isi for long and
4siIS@4S5 for short sight. Governments were quiet
but firm State bonds were moderately active Rail.
road bonds were irregular ON moderate volume OF
business The stock market opened firm ana 660Is
per cent. higher and Metropolitan Elevated immedl-
ately Ia per cent, while the rest of the list ad-
vanced hGDx per cent, The speculation, however.
soon became heavy and during almost the rest Of the
day the tendency was toward lower figures There
were Of course occasional reooveres, which were
from the best figures OF the morning ranging from Y
TO 2A per cent The latter for Metropolitan Elevated
Canada Southern and Michigan Central each selling
OF "a, ST. Paul q Texas Pacific Ia Lake Shore 1s.,
New York Central IL, Delaware, Iackawnnna and
and Western "a, Central Pacific "a, and Union Pa
cihc ~ per cent The hardening tendency OF the
money market, caused by the failure OF the Mechan-
les Bank OF Newark was the main cause of the weak
OF the stock market. The sales aggregated 3SO
$50 shares including Canada southern, ZOO Central
Pacific, $500; Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western,
20,s0G Denver and Rio Grande, l2,3O0 Erie, ii.2O1;
Kansas and Texas, 1900 Lake shore, 4s,iO0 Louis
Memphis and Charleston, 300 Norlhwestern, e,l0Oi
New Jersey Central, 100 New York Central, 10,iO0;
keqding Soc y Paul, 20 SoG Texas Paehe, 800.
Union Pacific, H,i00; Wabash Pacific H,iUO Western
Union Sl,OOG Metropolitan Elevated 1900.
National Republican., 1881-11-01
Let Us Have tI,e EyIdenee.

The attention of Senators Plumb and
Kellogg is called TO the fact that IN making up
the list OF those who served in the army and navy
called Cor by their resolution OF May TO- 1884, the
Department officials have taken no trouble TO re-
quire OF employees TO produce evidence OF such
service. but simply leave narrow column--abOut
quarters Of an inch OF space giyen-to state
the fact, whereas each should have been required
10 show real discharge or certificate OF one
tant- general of the army upon application TO thai
office. As now stated no one knows whether they
served in the confederate or the British army
IEAGIiER
National Republican., 1881-11-01
THE oRoAN-oRINpERs TALE.

"Iam but an organ.erinder,'
He said In accents low.
"But once owned a vineyard
on the banks ofthe river 20.
"a mansion fair was all my own
on the sunny hillside sloping down,
And I had n wife and children FIVE
My happiness to crown.
HBut fever swept my family of,
And war my fortune tOoki
And then came to America,
And my native land forsook.
{" Ri.um.te-tum tl-dod-de-o
Rl-um-te.tum-te-tayp)
That's why I stand on the corner here
And grind the ilve-long day.
"with an aching heart turn the crank,
And grind forth Annie Leei
'Te-rud-ti.tum-te-t
Te-rum-titum te-teep)
"Come, Darwin rake the pennies in
And we will change our beat
This story's played for all IT'S worth
TIL we strike another street"
wa Wdnder tn the Norris,oion Herald.
National Republican., 1881-11-01
REAL ESTATE.
Tho OmcIaI Tranafsrs as Recorded Yes.
ferday.

Mr.. ]. +. olnstead presents the following transac-
tions in real estate In the District yesterday re-
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
on street north, between sixteenth and Seven
tccnth streets west sublot IL go feet inches by 100
feeU square ls0, Joseph H. Sampson TO John r. samp.
son, 900.
ON II street north, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets west, subots II, a. aud B (G0 by 100
feet) square no Sas Merchant to Ohm f. Cook 5000
ON Eleventh street west. near corner of II street
nort sublot 25 (2 feet inches by aj fcet) square gg
J; j. Knox, commissioner of FIecdmnn's Savings and
Trust Company, TO Michael Murphy SJSl5l
On Tenth street west, between street north and
massachusetts, avenue, subot 90 az feet inches by Oi
Ieet square 3i2 ~ NJ shepherd ct NJ, trustees, to
John f. Cook, f6,OOO.
On u street south, between Four-and-n nhalt and
Sixth streets west subot72 by m feet 2inchesl
square 1885, John Hiz ct al, assignccs to 0corge w.
Leesnitzer, S6jD.7O.
On street north corner of Fifth street east part
OF original lots and us feet inches by % ee),
square SSS, Alice q. de Yturblde TO John g. Baum,
Sf275 - - ''
National Republican., 1881-11-01
A Conundrum for the state Department..
To the Editor Of THE REPUBLICAN,;
Richard Washington. now living in Jef-

ferson County, Virginia, is a great great nephew
of General George Washington. Richard Wash
ington's father, John Augustine Washington, was
the second inheritor of Mount Vernon, from his
uncle, Judge Bushrod Washington, who was Gem
eral Washington's nephew aud adopted son.
and who lived with him at Mount Vernon.
Mr.. Richard Washington wasi born and lived at
Mount Vernon until he was grown He married
cousin who was great niece Of General Washing
ton His mother died since the sale of the Mount
Vernon property, and Is buried in the family vault
there IL Ia understood that General George
Washington had something to do with the sur
render of Lord CORVALLIS at Yorktown, on the
18th Of october, 1881, and 1t Is therefore thought
not mpertinent 10 inquire why his descendants
were not invited there 10 meet the descendants of
Lafayette, Rochambeau, De Grasse, Won steuben,
and others. ENQUIRER.
National Republican., 1881-11-01
THE pREsIpENT,s AssAsstN,
Oneida Noycs on ouI,cau's Mental Condi
fIOu.


Mr. J. II. Noyes, the head of the Onieda
Community, has written the following letter to
Guteau's attorney and II is published in the
Niagara Falls Gd.oitc.
q. W. ScovILLE:
DEAR sin; 1see in thepapers that you have named
me rs witness by whom You Intend TO prove
Guteaus Insanity. Perhaps II Will save you trouble
and expense q inform you IA advance that do not
believe in his insanity, aud that recollect net or
symptom OF insanity In his life while under my Oh
servaton. Probably have more reason than any
other man to know and dctest his wickednoss but
that Is not Insanity In amy legal sense think that
he was born with special genius for mischief aud has
had real inspiration for u all his days. but that IN
not saying he ls insane unless also cali natural
genius and inspiration for good things such inven.
uon, music, &C.. insanity. understand insanity 10
be observation-disclosures the brain and I do not
think that Guteau has that any more than bears and
lions havelt agree with the old hymn that such
beasts grOwl and fight because
IL IA their nature TO.
With these Views and the memory of my eN.
perience with your client 1 AFRAID should have
TO testify strongly against your main plea, and per-
haps should be the means ofsending him to the gal
lows, which I should sincerely regret on many
accounts, and especially because his nther dear
friend 10 me aud mine. But must notify you that
my regret would be mostly for my personal agency
IT, NOyEa
National Republican., 1881-11-01
BHIel,fnnn ausY,,re,..

The following additional subscriptions
to the Michigan relief fund have been received at
the business ofhco Of THE REPUBLICAN, from the
District government Offices; John A. sevan, 81 /;
Roger Williams 81 Gordon W. Trow, SO cents ;
w. r. o. Bruif, 81 T.. Riley 81 Charles N, Danen-
hover 81; George II. bailey, u John II. Alex
ander, 81 d. Is. bIackall, 90 cents; James Camp
bell, 81 o. T. Jones, 20 cents; IL. Ran, 81 B. j..
Coyle, 81. Total, Sll6Q
National Republican., 1881-11-01
rb,,nd.InnI. C,,,Io u,r,,o,

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Oct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1000 head; market active; prime, Gs6D7c good $40
CSC; medium, bs(@5'Sc; common, 3Gtic. Sheop--Re-
celpts 1900 head market dull; prime, 5d51c; good
fAdiAc; medium, 3lo3sac; common, ~ 02.c Chester
County lambs, G607fc. HOgs-Recelpts, $500 head
market fair; prime and good, 0a0iOAc; common and
National Republican., 1881-11-01
MINING STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
WALL STWEET GOSSIP.

New YoRK, oct 81, IL m.-The suspension of the
Mechanics National Bank, of Newark, N. j. IL con-
rmed, and is reported the cashier Joseph d, Hal
sey, Is deiauter The capital is sJOO,OO1; crcula-
ton secured; surplus and profits last year SlGj S37
The Mechanics National Bank here and the CORE
spondents OF the suspended concern and President
Sherman say II was always regarded rs very strong
and stood the highest OF any bank In the state. lie
thinks the cashier wis the deiaulier, as reported.
$40 y. m.-Money loaning at iGi and Interest.
I'm n ROOd many loans.
National Republican., 1881-11-01
RnI,imnrn cattle ,rnr,r.,.

BALTIMORE, oct 31.-Beef cattle-Market generally
slow except for best which and unchanged
In price, others kDllc lower; very best, 5A@ec first
quality, 4D5c; medium, 36D3Isc; ordinary, 262tsc
most Of the sales from sc5c; receipts head:
sales, 26OO head. Swine-Supply in excess az n slow
demand quotations at 7Adg0c; receipts, g,IlS head.
The receipts OF sheep and lambs were 525I head
Quotations-shccp, 30diJsfc: lambs, 4d,5l.c.
National Republican., 1881-11-01
Tothe Editor OfTHE REPunLIcANi

Mr.. Richard Washington, great-great-
nephew of President Washington, once the owner
of Mount Vernon, and who now has the plate and
pictures Of the family resides In Jefferson County,
Virginia. He Is modest, quiet gentleman, and
the nearest living descendant Of General WASH
ington. Can you Inform the readers OF THE RE-
PUBLIoAN why he was not invited TO Yorktown
-
four correspondent must ask us something
easier-ED RFp.1
National Republican., 1881-11-01
Alexandria ara,n Market.

ALEXANDRIA, oct. 3i.--rho market opened quiet
with but light transactions. Flour-There was NO
change to note. Wheat-The receipts were light; 7iC
bushels sold at f 35 40 for Fultz 81 20 for Iancns
ter Corn-Small lots brought 7ic. Oats--None re.
ported. Hye-One lot sold At 81 o.. Country produce
continues scarce and wanted.
National Republican., 1881-11-01

LONDON, oct. sl.--Bar silver, sd per ounce. Con-
soils 90 Ole for both money and account. Erie. 4Gs;
New York Central, liJ Illinois Central, 1876 Read
ing, 35A. The amount nf bullion gone into the Bank
OF England on balance to-day is $50 900.
National Republican., 1881-11-01
DISTRICT COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TERN-JUsTIcEs CARTIER,
HAuNER, AND JAMEs.-English vs.. Vanderwerken
motion TO dismiss for failure TO print Dainese VS..
United States Xander vs. Oberheim: argued and
submitted Huntley vs.. Huntley on hearing. AS
sgnments for to-dny-Calcndar Nos, 49, 81, 55 CO. Gl
G3, 90, o.. GS, and Gg.
CIRCUIT CounT-JUsT1cEM EMAcARTHUR.-Grnir VS..
Atchison; stipulation for reference. Young VS..
Main Bro verdict for plaintiff. Frost w. Bean /;
Jury Of inquistlonj verdict for plaintiff for
S2e.J0 Assignments for to-dRy-Calendar Nos. l5g,
lSg, inclusive.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTICE CoN.-William Davis,
petit larceny; motion granted for new trial. Brady
et al, conspiracy set for hearing Thursday Noven-
ber 3. John Murphy, murder; bail reduced to and
fixed at $1,000 Assignments for to-dnv-JOhn Wells,
assault with Intent TO kill William Turner, assault
William Woodson, grand larceny; Edward Wheeler,
burglary, and William ii. Bell tsecond oIense), petit
larceny.
THE name and fame OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
are known throughout the land, aud everywhere
II is relied upon as The specific for coughs and colds
National Republican., 1881-11-01
nnI,In,ore n.ocI. nonr,,.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct Si.-VirginIa Gs, deferred, 2ilI; do
consolidated sO do second SERIES 30J1; do past due
coupons, %; new lO-4Cs 525z bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-11-01
Just Received
JOHN II. MAGRUDER,
80 and 75 Cts
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. Il, q. WEsr's NERyEAND BRAIN TREATMENT,
n specific for Hyslcrla, Dizziness, Convusions, Ner
yous Headache Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
Spermatorrhma, lmpOtency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by over-exerton, self
abuse or rOVer-ndulgcnce, which leads TO misery, de.
cay, and death One box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one months treatment One dollar Il
box, or six boxes for five dollars. sent by mail pre-
paid ON receipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes 70
cure any case With each ordar received by for six
boxes, accompanied with five dollars, We Will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money II the treatment does not effect cure Guar
Rntoes Issued by SroTr q CROMWELL, $50 Penn.
sylvanlh avenue, Washington, u O., Wholesale and
retail agentA orders by mail Will receive prompt Vt
tenton. ociS-ly
National Republican., 1881-11-01
ror.Iun Mouey marl.et.

sUD-rREAsuRY BALANCES.
........ s7O,5O0,l ,l54 90 Currency -... $50S5,Ii
National Republican., 1881-11-01
10 TILE SOUTH AND soUTHwEsL.

10 THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
On and after Thursday, September 49, ISL,
TRAINS LEAVE Il. & p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
7l0 q. m.-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL, daily.
Direct connection for South and Southwest Daily
except sunday 10 points on q. n o. H. H. ,
PULLMAN SLEEPING LARS on 7l0 u. m, IRAN
. rom washington TO New Orleans without cnhug,i
lOlo D. m.-SOUrHERN EXPRESS, daily, Tor AL
X, H.
from Washington to Augusta. Ga, wthous
MARRs SLEEPING COUCH CARS from Washing
ton to Dnnyillc.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take $40
train daily, except Sunday For Warrenton, Hio
a. IN. train daily. -.
land Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue.
- N. MACDANIEI, Agent
National Republican., 1881-11-01
The Smith ( RgGN ManlfaClurlng CO.

LOCK BOX l706, bridgeport, CONN.
Manufacturers OF Rpecialties In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government ana Giant
Padlocks Sewing-M Machine Locks Plano Locks, Organ
Locsi the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Giant Saill-Chan, SUI
perior to every other aud very much cheaper mo
special pulley requred). Tho Smith n Egge Manuhc.
turing Co. also gives special attention tO C making Of
estimates for the cost OF tho manufacture Of patented
inventions ana all the necessary tools, and tile manu-
treated con1dentially. my2lSrIh6m
National Republican., 1881-11-01
DTTD

DIED-
CLARV0E.-On Saturday evening, October ~ 1881
nj II o'clock MAUDE NJ. CLARVoE beloved wife of
John n. Clarvoe and daughter of Mrs. s. j. Barnes,
formerly of Ohio, after long continued suffering aged
% years.
Funeral will take place, from the residence of her
mother No 0l7 Sixteenth street northwest, Tuesday,
November l, 1881, mt O'clock. Friends are invited
Long and tedious were her suiIerings. Life was
sweet TO her. She wished so much to live; but God
willed 1t otherwise and called her away. Rest dear
sister, In your new home. HER BROTHER.
tStar please copy
GRAIAM-On October 90 1881. at lois D. M. Vim.
GINA LEE, wife of Commander ]. d. Graham, U. s.
N, aged 81 years.
Funeral services will he held ut st. Matthew's
Church, "Wednesday, November 2, at u. M. The
friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
tend. ak
National Republican., 1881-11-01

DOUBLE TRACK JASsEy CouPLEm STEEL RAILS,
Schedule to take effect Sunday, May -, 1881.
National Republican., 1881-11-01


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SipHTSonlrs' Sr TclIs' winchester HaSerstown, and Way
sIo-PqSPI q IicrlSs &pa wGy Stations, mo-.
s,o ,p ion - EMpiliss: Parlor Cars to New York
n%cs iGr Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for
'eOO-9n sunday only for baltimore, Annapolis, and
1000 9XLrIMonE EMPRESS (stopsat nyattsy!lle
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Way, via Relay stops as Hyattsvillo aud
,so5-Toint Of Rocks and Way Stations
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toSO-, -,fiiiItA bi;tfiiTA, NEW YORK. AND nos.
1000 RAITI M9RE, IY'A'rTsyiLLE; AND LAY; ~;
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passengers at any station between Washington
tDaiiy .sundSys only. other trans daily, except
For further Information apply 1t the baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station aud OlO and
where orders Will be taken for baggage 10 be checked
and received at amy point In the city.
National Republican., 1881-11-01

Whole tickets, q; half tickets, 81; n tickets, go
Remit money or bank dram by letter, OF send by cS-
press DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
| or POSTOFFICE ORDER orders OF e5 and upward
by express can be sent at expense Address all
ders TO n NJ; BOARnMAN Courier Journal ildlng,
Louisville, KY, or II. NJ. BOARDMAN, 800 Broad.
way, New Yorlyi or J. w. CLARK. 300 street north.
west and li22 Pennsylvania avenue
TN THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS OF THE
Il Royal Havana Lottery which take place n, liza.
vana, Cuba November land ~, and December D. 1881
there only 1900 tickets issued and GO prizes
/
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Sofferies.
..SSth-
-SSGQ-
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
Or THE--
Cont nnnu1ynoIth Disfrihutiou 10
} The city OF Loulsvllle, on

IN tne city OF LOUISVILLE on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundoys excepted)
under provisions ofnn act OF the General Assembly
of Kentucky,
The United States Circuit Court, on March 81 reu.
dered the following decision.
First-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com.
pany Il legal.
Second-Its drawings are fair.
This company hns now on hand large reserve fund.
Read carefully the list Of prizes for the
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