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A CROOKED COMMISSIONER.
Removed fOm oaiss for Attempting to
BFIbs Congressman.

SYRACUSE, N, Y, Feb. 7.-Judge Viii
liam j. Wallace, OF the United States
District Court, has removed from office
United States Commissioner James A.
Murray, OF Buffalo. Murray several
years ago claims to have rendered some
services for the Government. and to get
his money had Congressman introduce
his bill. The exact nature OF the ser
vice or the time the labor was performed,
or the compensation claimed, and not
known, but they are supposed TO have
been professional In character and have
been worth, according TO Murray's idea,
about 500 or $500. The bill was intro
duced in Congress and referred to the
Judiciary Committee, but 1t never found
Its way out OF the committee room. Muir
ray, after his bill had remained in COM
mlttee about year or 80, looked over
the members Of the Judiciary Commit |
tee, and soliciting the name Of John |
Milton Grover, Congressman from ST,
Louis, wrote TO him stating all the facts |
In the case, and making the liberal offer |
that II he 1.-THE Congressman would use |
his influence TO secure the passage OF the |
bill he would give him twenty-five per |
cent OF the money received. The letter
continued; "Of course could not pay
you the money, but there is nothing to |
hinder my sending to your wife, through |
the American Express Company, an
amount equal to one'qparter oil the
amount OF the bill"
Congressman Glover felt insulted by
such proposition, and sent Murray's
communication, with an explanation
written by himself, TO Judge Wallace Of
this city, Judge Wallace Immediately
sent the letter. and papers to w, s.
D0olittle, Clerk Of the United States
Court at Utica, with an order to file the
same, Accompanying the letter was an
order removing James A. Murray from
the office OF United States Commissioner,
and directions TO Clerk Doolittle to serve
copies OF the order upon District Attor.
ney Lockwood, Murray and Congress-
man Glover. In Murray's letter he
signed himself as vt. A. Murray, United
States Commissioner" Judge Wallace
was well acquainted with Murray's
handwriting. It left no doubt In his
mind as to the author oil the letter, and
the course he should pursue.
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tut,lbrttHiA, pa, Feb. .6,--wpoi inatkOi |
qilSti pFiSC nominal and ltiehAhged.
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HON es III tic south.

The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets TO Fort Payne, At
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates
burg, jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
at one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and IS, tickets good for
sixty days. Now is your chance to ex.
anime the cheap farming lands OF the
South. No billiards., sure crops and q
pleasant climate. Alltrains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information
address Neil O. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or D. G. Ed.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
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NlnInll.

NEW YoRK, FEB, s.-TJR Iron, American moro
active Al ia b0aib 0Oi sales Of the latlet iOOl0
iohs, CItSy iSfTO tlbsl. Copper dull a ll6 y,
LEAD bflIief al u ID, Tin sieadyi ltfaiM S1i ~
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Small cheer and great welcome make
grand feast.


10 the apartment to which the unhappy sufferer
from lnnAmmAtory rheumatism Ia confined. II,
ere the crisis Of palm Is reached, that ahO pro
yunslye, HostettOt'S Stomach BlttCrs, Is used by
persons Of rheumatic tendency, much UNI
necessary suffering ID avoided. NOvlnes, ano'
dyucs and SOdatlYeS, while having none but q
specific effect, are yet very desirable q times.
fheumAtlSm, because they have no power 10
ellmlnai0 from the blood tho rheumatic virus,
iioSiciIetR stomach nIttstt docs this, aud checks
Al tho Outlet q disease which, Il allowed 70 Ealn
10 jo more than relieve, Rheumatism, Il should
be remembered, IA q disease Win o lalAl totl'
dhnGy from IL pfoneneAg 10 attack the heart 4
resort 10 tho should, therefore, be prompt
dyspepsia, kidney complaints malaria and neF'
ySusneiS lfo relieved BY IL
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Feature. of the money and stock Mar.

The Features OF the Money and Stock Mar.
kets.
NEw YoRK, Feb, s.-MonOy on cali easy Of
2A2N per cent, closed offered at . per cent
Primo mercantile paper 4aO pOr cent. sterling
exchange dull but steady at II seal SS]l. Sales
Of stocks were Spi,AZ7 shares,
The stock market was somewhat mixed to-day,
but the general DRIFT Of prices were In the dlfoO:
ton Of lower figures, and the majority Of the
stocks are iracti0nAlly lower this evening. Tho
opening was lCSE actlvO than yesterday, aud tho
losses from tho evenings figures extended 10 X
per cent III tho general list, and With 4 heavy
tone prevailing The business done saggOd or
slowly during the entire forenoon, but when The
real attacks were made upon the market there
was more animation, Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati & indianapolis mud lllg Four were
tho features Richmond 4 West Point kRvO way
III tho afternoon, but Chattanooga became tho
leading stock, and In tho last hour ST. Paul pfC.
lOEFed dropped suddenly while the whole 'llIl
declined ffRCtlOnally, and AilerA slight telclOh
from the lowest figures tho market closed heavy
aud active, pig -Four l. up per cent, Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis Y, ChGtta.
tOOga ~ 81, laul preferred ID down ~ 81,
Paul, Pacific Mall, Louisville 4 NA6hViliG,
Northwestern and Hook Island ~ per cent,
Railroad bonds not very heavily traded Ia,
lAlyh t3,lVVtVVutfH.
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were fully stopped, jumped down ant
ran 70 meet II and learn what was th'
matter.
IT was some rods ahead yet, and
could see It swinging from side 10 side
as though the person bringing II hat
now slackened his pace TO q walk
"A second later II seemed stationary
and seemed to be waiting for me to come
up, As came close upon 1t, you may
imagine my astonishment to find It set
down in the middle OF the track, and
not soul TO be seen anywhere around,
VI spoke, and then called aloud and
then shouted, but got no response. And
before this, l had not heard any sound
or football, And when, a moment later,
the conductor and some Of the trainmen
come up with lights, we searched out
and could not find any traces OF the per-
son who seemed to have left It there.
fThen we went down on the road,
and there we found the bridge gone.
As we approached, your dog commenced
bowling, and We found him on the
embankment, and inferred that you had
fallen down the embankment, We
searched at once, and found you almost
dead, though ] am very glad to say not
quite that
THAT was the way Joe told me the
story, And when he had finished, |
lay there thinking It over for some time.
At last ! said;
zoe, how 4, could it have got there
the lantern?"
q can't tell" said he, "All 1 know
about it Is, that 1t was there, and II
stayed the train, But I'm sure 1t wasn't
done by any human handh
NIthought It over some months longer,
| did not believe In ghosts, or spirits, or
any thing Of the sort, Somebody, or
something living must have taken the
lantern from the spot where dropped
It as fell down the embankment, and
carried 1t to where Joe Varnish first
found It. All at once was sure / had
solved the enigma"
'Joe," said !, " have I'll"
"How Is thatY' lie asked,
"There were three OF us that went
down and found that the bridge was
gone," said /,
ThreeT repeated he, more mystided
YES said /, myself, the lantern and
the dog. Now could not have taken
the lantern up the track, And III
couldn't have taken itself up there,
Therefore, 1t must have been the third
one OF us-don't you seer
Joe stood moment puzzling over It, |
Then his face broke into a broad smile,
and he nodded his head:
Yes no said, at length. Yes, see.
The old aagman ended his story, and
looked up at Harry and me as We stood
there not quite comprehending even
now Just how 1t happened.
what, don't you see, either2" asked
he, and he laughed heartily to himself
for moment, Then lie put his fingers
to his lips, and gave a shrill whistle.
The next instant large black dog
came bounding down the road, and came
to the old hagman's side. His master
laid his hand alteCtionately on the black,
curly head, and looked up at Harry and
me once again. Il
"I'll make you acquainted with Sig"
said he. "Signal is his full name. I've
called him by 1t ever since that night,
Il was Sig that carried the red light up
the track"
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pllsnl plloal Itclanr pllss.

SYMPTOMS. -Moisture; intense itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching
II allowed 10 continue tuinofg form, which
often bleed and nlCeate, becoming very sore
SwAYNE's OINTMENT stops the Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and III most cases 70
moves tho tumorS. AZ druggists, or BY mail, fol
~ cents. DR.. SwRyno & Bon, Philadelphia.
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Col. W. X. Nelson, Of Brooklyn, came
home one evening, feeling a peculiar
tightness in the chest. Before retiring,
he tried to draw a long breath but found
1t almost impossible. He suffered four
days from pneumonia, and the doctors
gave him up. DR.. Acker's English Rem
edy for Consumption saved him and he
Is well to-day. q. Il. Goethe, II. B, Burt,
@. Menkemeller, Logan & Co. 8
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DISEASES OF an exhaustive nature that
have tendency TO create an unnatural
feeling such as fatigue, lassitude and
great weakness throughout the system
owe their origin to a lack Of iron in the
blood, Browns Iron Bitters will restore
the blood to Its natural healthful condi.
ton. Get tho blood pure by using this
remedy and disease will be quickly van.
pushed. D&w
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,"For want Of a nail, shoe was lost;
for want OF a shoe, horse was lost; for
want OF horse, a rider was lost"
Never neglect small things. The first
signs OF pneumonia and consumption
can positively be checked by Dr.. ACker's
English Remedy for Consumption. @.
r. Goethe, r. B. Burt, @. Menkemeller,
Logan & Co. 0
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June Og closing at VD,Sc; July Ode; August
csc; December gIj IaS6II e, closing al O6I.c, Corn
receipts 1900 bushels; exports l3i, VSe bushels;
sales 2,4230OO bushels Of futures and 5000
bushels oil spot; market less RctiVe; February
491sci March 4S1Sc; April 43ITaAlC, closing at
431Eci June 4g1sC Oats, receipts $1,000 bushels;
sales 5000 bushels OF futures and 100 900 bushels
spot; market moderately actlyeispOt No. 9mixed
wni1S AS' miSSd western SSG; Tnite 40 Is
* HSns Arm R0SrSc ortInSys HtSSJv aux bniS
Mint hnvn yosioydSv. "hpnSrv WSrc Iu MI %i'
Nav and June Ii "a Sc: J.ily iS5S6ieSSc:
August and September iS.SSn6'6Oc: October and
s nSSSp pSsnSS s,.oIS ,IsS o n NH Ta6%
arm RnSIN nnd tussnorIIns n,,Iet FSvv cSsiSE.
wettern ia pSrt apvInr ueiS mess ~ 7SSIa M
chi meat 1uiet Lard stcHSier: western SteSTn
1900; February, March aud Anrli 7.gic; May
7.27c: June and July 720c; August 1900; SEP.
TENDER 1900. Buttef Arm; western dairy lSa9Oc;
creamery lGO1Qc, Cheese steady; western lOxA
llLc.
CuIc.oo FOh Trailing In when II ,vOs oc,lvo
,o.dav AMI nIosOI Nr,nns =, .hn,'t SiIc bIShcS
Nm yCStSfdST earn "niCt OSiS more astIve
Snh Rs1SSr ~ w.: yonn,IaJ ~ N.Y.
visions, Flour GFm but ,inchahgcd. Wheat,
cash No, 2 gprlug 81 0l; No. Q spring SOaO2C; No.
red 81 Ol;FCbFuary 90 4caSl d March 81 601<a
OK, closing at 81 OK; May 81 021Sal 0j. clos
Ing lt 81 U3N; July gOXG9ieSc, closing at OOllc
341fc; May $40. Oats, No. cash aud February
2ll3c; May g7IEc; June gC. Rye, No. o 46ITc
FlGxSeed, No. Isl 60. Timothy Il 30, Mess pork
cash. February and March sli Sl1Sa1i bOt May
81 GIN, Lard, cash, February and March
6;S71{c; May 6,011Ec. Bacon, short RIBS Sl6c
snonidefS OUOc; short clear 6'2oaO.SI1ie. Mhisky
U.s. Butter ilfm. fancy creamery 2hE9c;
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rcrnmn, 1lellr, scaly, sl.In rortures.

Tho simple application Of "swAYNE's oINT.
MENT,n without any internal medicine, will cure
any case Of letter, Salt RhOum, Rlngworln,
Plies, Itch, Sores, PlmplCs, Eczema, all scaly,
Itchy skin Eruptions, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. II Is potent, effective, and
costs but trlile, TThAAW
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Who eoYets more Is eyermore a slaye
Buolslon'S Arnlca salvo.

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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: No denunciation is SO eloquent as the
final influence Of a good example.


First a cold, then a cough, then con.
Acker's English Remedy for Consump.
ton the moment began To cough, and
/ believe It saved my life. "-WALTER n,
WALLACE, Washington. O. r. Goetze, h
B. Burt, @. Menkemeller, Logan & Co. I
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IIrehdltuiis AMI i,totl,lob,,

NEW YoRE, Feb. s-Flout. receipts AGA
HSit6E tiOdttalt, blil himi sales 40 bsffeiI.
ISss and Iyo bsS IL s SSsa' io q W
dnlOtl No, red 6gkAgO1l No, fed' ii Giai AZ
No, I white pelSA9Pct 1ngIaded red p9cl Opil6hi
SditSl April alcl Nay V'aVgjtc, CloSlhs IL We
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Excursion Tickets to Moundsvlllo,

On and after February /, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad will sell excursion
tickets from Wheeling to Moundsville
and return at the rate Of fifty cents for
the round trip. Tickets will be sold
every day and will be good for two days
including date OF sale, IT'S
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I70R RENT-FROM THE FIRST OF
II ,n,ii next, the rooms now Orcnpled by
Ila,oIh CI6 Euquifu next door, No. i2S.
Llag5 9'H WV WA. A. TURNER.
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On and after February /, the Ohio
River railroad will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling to Moundsville and re.
turn at the rate Of 50c, tickets good two
days, including date Of sale.
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I50R RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS,
rnbTgI,h,d, will rent for sleeping pur'
80, u osjy, Address III. H." lnIelligelGer
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FARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

NJ building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, zanc's
SvnhMH, North and South Front Streets and
Sollh Ienn streets, at very low figures,
AbAfgan, Wv S''' ''''S ''''S' ~
double BrIck House, Il and 70 virginia street,
WI ~ separate " both together. Tley con.
Wln All modern improvements,
oeEel NOotntd House, l37 South Broadway; q
hVygu property ~ much less than cost
tGlr R99omCd Cottage TOT IJlS,
hlgnI H99med House, North Front street;
NY, IVY NJ ~ good condition; $500.
make pleasant hOlaC, "''''
TS M N3onSd hrICk liOuEc, southwest corner
I.Gml'y'vghlh aud Wood streets, Al a bargain
VII py for Investment,
bI ySSTi!!Gg Houses, largo aud small, always on
.oCls 60, SMITH, IGN Main g,reO,.
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an PEOPLES BANKING ROOM
ron RENT-Thc Room, No. 1900 Main
,S;ret formerly Peoples bank, Is hereby offered
Sr Icpt. Possession April y iSg,, Apply TO
nRnpLkH RANk NrTllOs, OBKIEN, lals
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All uiQoot, Tot our ralehs Barley CRYSTALS,
ANA ahi SyalI "a jStShl Feed, lot Breakfast Tea
Ses Sii' ~ sp y bii III p IA.
hOGfS pSsJe pala, ri vi q, Debility 8 thlls
dtevls RAea, 10 btAAt mainly ltVO from starch.
Fdfall iariAy uAtS polhiha tauAO OUT tIlsAIITlI
H.OUH khd "a circular offering Inc, flee.
HkRREIIE& RTitNRs, PtOpt,, wGlst.0wh,r,Y
IAiSriht',
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IIvn ginnlt.

A4lNO bkutNt
CHICAGO, Feb. Seattle -FecclptS $500 head
shipments 1900 head; market steady and 100
lower. choice 70 extra bCevCs q 4OaA %; steers
s. 0Oa42b; BtockGn aud feeders q iOaa 40; bulls
and mixed q b0a2 90, Hogs Receipts 1900
head shipments Il ,0QO heAdi market strong and
bAlOc hlghert mixed = bba4 70; heavy u h1A
7Sj light q 7Oal Sot pigs q O0ablO; shCop-Re..
Celpts 5000 head shipments 1900 headi market
steady, natives q Vraa 0Oi western corn fed
u 26GI TOj Texans % 6OA4 2Si lambs 81 7OaG OO.ss
EAST I.iRERrY, pa Fob. Seattle Receipts
l,72O head; shipments 40 head market nothing
doingi all through. LlogsIRecclpt anu s9iP,
on heavy PhliRdClphlaS 81 7SA4Ot pigs and York
cts Is OOaS TO- Sheep Receipts 900 head 5hlp.
mtntS 100 head; nothing doing aud nothing
for sale.
CINCINNATI, Fob. s.--lloSS easy; common and
light q GOAL 10, packing and butchers y OOai IOi
receipts 1850 head shipments 1000 head
Petroleum.
INV YoRy, Fob. Petroleum opened, steady
al 61IIc, and after advancing "a. STt{c became
weak on western selling and declined 70 e1AC,
The market then rallied and closed STEADY AZ
eGjlti sales !, 90 barrels
Oil CRY, Pa, Fob. S,.-opened o. 679l9t high.
cat s7Jkci lOwgAt &ici closed 01gi miesSSy
0OO barrels, ClOAAhteG 1850 90 batfolAi charter
ss,pS1 bArfe5i shipments lgIbsO barfelSi runs
1910 barrels,
ptT1sBUEuH, Pa, Fob. E.-Tcltoloum Irregular
and fairly active, opened AtbTEO clOseu Ateo'sc'
highest 6lIEci lowest 6Ac -
HRAbyoNp, pa, Fob G-OpCned Al sIlSoi
closed al BBNo highest S1Jsoi lowest oOAo'
ClOAtanCeu vi loo barrels ....
TiFywiLLR, Pa, Fob. I, Opened I9ts'1Eci hlsh'
Ost SI5iCi lowest 66)fCi closed a. sO1Sc'
Metals
NEW YoRK, Feb. S.-TlE Iron, American inote
active Al SiB bOaip 0lj sales 81 Tue laLlet IVY
lOnhi Gray forge eb m copper luli AUX ny ~
Lead bflIEVt al u 10, TIN steady sfaiw VI Do
wool.
rntilbEtFtiA, IA. Feb. .B,--wooi market
duiCii pTiCO nominal and unchanged.
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TAKEITIN TIME.

Better poor, young and wise than rich
old, and a fool.
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DOR RENT,

ropt roonel houses on Twentieth ST., $40 o.
lodging rooms at 1910 Market street, 500.
rlecapI dwelling, II Fifteenth street.
ynsulre of II, FORBES,
I,p No. HE ChapllnG Street.
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ANARRoW ESCAPE.

Life is not so short but that there ia
alYaYR time for cnIlrteSY.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAI AND DEPARTURE OF
S1s1 ha y Ens en- Sft l n.y. ,bSIs tsa.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. isAtuE Jay
SSScePleds; lsunday only Saturday only
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Proposals..

oyg0gD Byf2 go, GO g'ya'l, sa =. f ''..,
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HENRY TAYLOR,
O,,,,, supe'lh'OndCul iSt West Virginia.
O'''A-llil 0nAFLiNE IT,, whselluE, N, Va,
p,.., V'IlC1M oT AiiooiAtiON.
bSS,sl,Si9.-qENs John 8. CROCKER,
i1nsltel-O GEORGE I, HILL
N'"'M ASSnI-sANuEL CEAs, jASi
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BellAiro 4 ZRnesVille Through Passenger leaves
BellAiFe At S4Oa, M, arrives Ut BellAiFe ut $3.50
p. IN.
WoodSaOld Passenger leaves Bellalrc at l;9O p,
NJ, arrives Of BellAiFe at si25 a. m,
bummerdeld Accommodation leaves BellAlTe
a. l9i& .. M. arrives at BOllaire at lao a. m.
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The Best
Spring Medicine.
Baking Powder.

iRfTNTED F000 A ~ Fiss sasl' S gsN
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FOR SALE,
Insurance.,

SNSVIkN STATEMENT FILED WITH
" "uuNofO Of West Virginia VI tic
Equitable Endowment Association,
roS,O HIS, Under the laWl Of West virginia
>V'"nneuc'l business December, iSlS,
.vNSAlv og Assrts, 0lr pEcENnEA, lisa,
lT s,I.,S on Mortgages tOnl liens, Of teal
iptpi mon nAtkgiAblC COilalCIal,,.'.'''" 10 ID
rIsiiS|nn aud Stocks owned by GSso.
lhitnSi NV da, Rhu III Onlcc.nn,..,,.o 2,ig9 Ol
'tsMlnR, d course y C ,i,it;lii H. " Vi
A VsI % ,T,C,lleciOn V .,.. Nv. io7i "A
N'Vs''''''',,o, ,,",n,,,,,,u,.,a, 2,ehQ u
NolhbnIuu. Ni's'o Of
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Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
NAN OR1hhOH In

"REMEMBER, that tho payment Of Prizes Is
GUARANTEED ny FOUR NATIONAL HANKS Of New
Orleans, and tho Tickets arc signed BY tho PrcSi'
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered sights
are recognized by the highest Courts; therefore,
beware q any limitations or anonymous
schemes
ONE DOLLAR Is the price OF tho smallest
part or fraction Of Ticket Issued BY ~ IN any
drawing. Anything III Our name offered for lCSa
than Dollar IA q Ewindc. jAl6'wEAW
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~, -, .-...... .....a., ,,,,,.,,;oo,
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