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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

The committee who had in
charge theTfund raised by the citi,
zeas of New York as a guarantee
fund for the location OF the Worlds
Fair must havegapantrapqey with
lavish Aapd. Editor Dana CON
tributed $4,000, AS New. York
lost the chances, of course the par,
ties who Contributed towards this
security, fund. had a right.ta -ex~
poets s1etprl of their money. OF
the $4,000 Mr. Dana only gets
back s2,o1S, the balance having
been absorbed, soMayor Grant In;
forms him, Gin the necessary exs
penxes of the enterprise
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

There was a great sensation III a
litle)churchl near Newport, KY,
the Other day The funeral OF
Mrs. John K5rb, aged 40. years, was
in progress whena noise was heard
in the coffin. The lid was removed
and the woman rose up ana looked
about her in y bewildefed way.
Women screamed and IA nted and
men, ran away The woman had
been in a trance. She was taken
back home ard doctor called,
Before he arrived, however, .the
woman died The doctor declared
she was dead, but many people res
fused to think SO, and protested
against burying her until every
Iknewh test was applied. She was
buried, however, on the day Origi,
nally fixed for her funeral. 1t i:
probable that living people nre
i'buried by mistake, but not often. s
lt IL Marlin Il Sons keep the eel,
brated Tower Razors. Every on,
is set ready for use. Manufact
tured from the finest India steel
Y None genuine but those stampeC
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
| Am AGENT FOR

The Atlanta Constitution, the
best paper in the United States,
for S1.00.
The Southern Farm, the best
agricultural imagazinein the world
efor sl,OO. Or both together for
S1.65. ~. i
Also TIE Southern Cultivator
and Dixie Farmer for 500. .
Specimen copies at my store.
h 49,, j. A. FULTON.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

E..LLyyE =. i4s.l sl.f.l. f-ffl
The Phiilladelphla Record calls
attention to this important consid-
Grafton % the Federal election billg
at would Compel the States t. fix
a different day for holding State
elections sfohDtha alytdr eIedtibg
members of Congress. Thus the
State woqidIb9pQtI TO the feaptnse
of holding two elections. This
would be absolutely necessary to
enable the several States to protect
the nsel7es from Federal pnteriesrr,,.
ence in their affairs. The Hoar bill
ubiquitous as it is on the surface, is
worse in what It indirectly ! caoTntS:mr>
plates thq4}rhht- i hpropPosess TO
directly enact" no ,XOaFiit
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04

A beautiful assorted line of
misses embroidered and himstitched
tioanelngs just received at. Lowrsy
Il 0rr's. a. eH III u Z -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-06-04
LIST Present, 40 Set Furniture. b., + -.
End Present, $40 Saratoga Trunk
.3:}td Present.. VIC China, Water Set.

These presents cost nothing You simply rayr Your goods
and value received for your money every cash purchase Of
one rth OF goods at one time will chance
presents f3r over SIX months Lhaye in this way divided with my
customers part OF my profits It. free gift Among those who
have gotten presents in tie past 20 ~ 4ai h ~ ~
Mr. ~ y Hay Dawson $40 Sewing Maciae First prize IN 4h
July dfawing.l zis4I lur -8.-trIt .,c.r,9o} 4
Mr.. }, J. BucEhalt $40 China ale fs m r. . yI +
kr Jerry Farmer 50 pair Shoes. l. . 49,.
d Mr.. b. T. Bridges $3.50 OH Painting 5 -'' ''' ' ' t
hi. W. Nj Hobbs 81 on Pointing o '- eaf hae s ,2i
Si Mury col, sI5GOh Painting O. 9i| o.@d ge
NJ rlah kfth $50 Oil faipng ,s! ada ;i laa oo;t.a,
Wesley Rlnde SIS Saratoga Trunk . ....., , ,t.t a..
Amounting $1,000 worth presents divided with NV customers
mont The best nvestneht With the best economy is 70 [
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
BANQUET TO PRESIDENT PATTON.
Entertained by the Princeton Alumni
Association Of Maryland.

The Princeton alumni association Of Mary
land entertained President Francis L. Patton
at a banquet last evening in Baltimore. Judge
Irving of the court Of appeals, president Of the
association, presided. The guests included
Judge T. J. Morris, president Of the Harvard
club OF Baltimore; Judge Robinson Of the
court OF appeals, Albert Richie, president of
the alumni association of the university of
Virginia; Prof. Ira Remsen of the Johns Hop
kins university. Judge James McSherry of
Frederick, Messrs. Poe, Riggs and Cowan of
Princeton champion foot ball team, James
Alfred Pearce of Chestertown, John X. Cowan,
Gen. Stewart Brown, DIR. H. p. c. Wilson, Rev.
Dr. j. II. Eccleston, DR.. Woodrow Wilson, pro-
fessor-elect Of political economy at Princeton.
There was a brilliant attendance Of Princeton
men from MARYLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
The Will of a Democrat.

George Wilcox, who recently died at West
Franklin, Pa, lived and died in the democratic
faith. His WILL just filed in the Bradford
county court, is a somewhat remarkable docu-
ment He left a stated sum to his grandsons
on condition that they support the democratic
ticket, state and national. HIS granddaughters,
in order to inherit any of the old mans wealth
must either marry democrats or remain single
Should any one fail to comply with the pro-
visions OF the will his or her amount shall be
divided among those who remain faithful In
the event Of all failing to obey the requests
then their interests in the estate are forfeited
and the entire amount goes to the democratic
national committee. 1t is believed there is not
much danger that the boys will ever be any
thing than democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
BALTIMORE AND ONO RuuRo.n

Schedule IN effect December 20 1850
LEAVE y ,IUa s s oorner Of New Jersey
51f CHICAGO aud Northwest Nestibuled Limited
express dAllS III 30 am. express 50 so 70 M
s. tHr Sipcinnsti 81 Louis and Indisnapoa erprsss
tor htts6urg and Cleveland. vestibuied Limited
ei Iae Saiiy Al ~ a. l and express 40 pm
t0r $500 anu ~s1 s.A.ioIs. 10 80 pn
Tor Baltiinore, woef days. co. 90. 9 40 IN
500 s:2u y: 40, "a 900. AZ 90. 45 minutes, a. IL
5 400 AS 5o. go. 7:f6 - .45 ,n s.SS.
s s9;3o aIq no Pm sundsys 90. ~ 80.
80 90 ninutes,, 20, -. :1J. . 20. TO- AZ
for Nay stations between Washington aud Balt-
liof ,t; nv 40 80 a. a. l::iO 80. :ea $50
Trains leave Baltimore Tor Washington. week dsy.
lo;l5 am. 4. 90, n i5. 80. 40. 800. 4'IU,
10 20 and ! 90 pm Sundays. o:SO as. $50.
5:9u, o;2o. 5:iO. 80. $50. . Is, i0:3o. lo!;5
and Al .OOp.m.
pm On Sundays. $50 ann. = ::,5 pan. Leave An
haiOLs o+V ..a 90 ALL, l2:U5 and $50 p.la
, tor stations on the Metropolitan Branch te.4A
iS39 an, q 30 Pm Tor principal 0niS:
f t9r Lao GSHh .s and Nay stations - 30 PM
m, II 90, '5:35, II 80 Pm.
, J OF Boyds and intermediate stations IA :OOpm-.
Church train leaves Washington on sunday at lilo
NJ sundays, :lO I'm
Trains arrive from Chicago daily III as a. m. and
q SOD T. NJ from Cincinnati and ST. Louis daily 3 As
a. M and I. % pm iroll tlttsDuIg Iu- OoJ
y. H. daily.
NEn YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
for New iork. Trenton. Newark and Elizabeth 4
10 ;ov, 800. IL :OO - 30, a 20 ana
io:.O pm. buffet parlor all day trzlnA
eleeplnk car on the 10 80 m, open .UU pm
tor Phlladelphla Newark, Wilmington and Chester.
= 90 :OO. 'S;:U, IL 90 aul 49, a :u nd
ano 10 80 pm. NV
tSr Interine.iae points between Baltimore aud Phil
soSlpMas 70 :oO and $. ~ a. H. Il OO, 49, pm.
Ell rails 1n leave New lork Tor Washington, $50
night.
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington q 40
's:lo. 10 H.. II b5, a 40. 81 o. "a 40 m
For Atlantic City II .OO u aud liz 90 M sup-
days 4 :Ov m. and l2:Vu noon.
Except sunday. .DalIy sSunday only
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and rec.
licences by Union Transfer orders lea al tlckss
Offices, 10 and 1851 Pa and Depot.
=. l. ODELl. ChAS. u. sCULLS
d3O Gen. Manager Gen. Psss Agf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
RAILROADS.
LMoNp AND nANNrlE RnAn co

RICHMOND AND DANvIILE RAILROAD co
~ schedule IN efeCt JA>lAkN Ia 1920.
ton. Gordopsyllle. ChsrIottesVille, lyuchhurr ana
stations between Alexandria and Is nc hbur Roanoke
Atlanta istol Knoxville. ChsttAncosa and Memphia
ll.s} am.-fast Mai daily for Calpeper, ChaR>
iottesville. stations Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
tween Lynchburs and Danvilie. 6r~ensboro'. R.-iel
hsheNiise. Charlotte. Columbia AusastA, Atlanta
BIRMINGHAM. Mcntsomery, New Orleans. Texas and
aud Pullman Sleerers Atlanta a. New Orleans. Pull.
man s;eeEer panNille 90 Columbia aud Augusta Pu-
pan ,seepers Washington 10 Cincinnati VIA { and q
80 p.m.-Daily. except sAndsy. for ManAs>sa
suasoufg and intermediate stations.
tsnooxA Pullman Nestibue sleeIers Washington .
Menphis conneStins thence for ali Arkansas Ioints
Cnipeper ORANGE. charlottesvillt. stAunton Iouis-
vile, Cincinnati. Pullman Nestibule train Washins-
VILE. " 49,
n 90 y m--southern Expre-. daily for I.ynchburs
Ang ne' ,Saasash asheNlne. Charlotte, ColumbiA
and California. Pullman Nesti6ule AR aslnston 10
ewOrieans VIA Atlanta and MONTGOMERY. Pullman
aud tieorgla Pacific railway. and pullman sleeper
Msshnston 60 Asheyille and Hot sIrinss C. Va
I ~, Also Washington to Augusta wa pAnvts
rains Washington ana Ohio division le.y. w.sA,
daily arrive hound Hin nj 30 ain AMI 30 n ma !,
returning leave Round Hill 90 m daily and IL I'd
m daily EXCEPT sunday. arriving Washington : 30
Through trains from the south via chariotse DAM
Vile snd Lynchburg arrive IN Washington :O3 an.
and q 10 pm Via last Ienne--es, Bristol and
Ly nohburs At 10 pm aud 10 40 pm. via Chess-
Teake aud Ohio route and ChsriottsviIe al IDS u.
anu ''iO pm and :oS Am str~sburs local 10 az
Tickets. sleepins car reservation and information
inrnished and baggage checked at Once, 1900 fenn-
ilrns Az ana at Passenger station, fennsyivana
la2o JAS L. TAYLOR Gen Pass Aseu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
The Erin Still Among the Missing.

The National line steamer Egypt arrived at
London Sunday from New York. She went
over the course the Erin is supposed to have
taken but her captain has not cabled that he
saw any traces of the missing ship. 1t is there
fore taken for granted by the National line
agents that he saw no sign of the steamship.
The agents still hope for news of the Erin. She
has been out for fifty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
LaWleSsness in Virginia.

At a late hour Monday night another attempt
was made to murder +. Ii. s. Morrison. a
young attorney Of Roanoke, Va. Just as he
was about to enter his Office a brick hurled
with great force struck him on the forehead,
telling him. His assaiant ieaped the fence,
got into a buggy and drove Off Morrison, who
is a grandson Of Gen. I. HI. Smith of the Vir-
gnia military institute at Lexington, groped
his way to AN office near by and tainted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

Edward R. Dimlow died at Newark in fit of
commissions, declared by the attending physi-
clans to have been induced by dogs bite.
Angelo Marrino Lombardo of Newark was
sent Yesterday to the state prison at Trenton
Nd, for three years tor forging q foreign
money order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

EDwAkD L. DENT. NJ l.. Proprietor
The heat facilities IN the city for kinds of Iruu
serk. Steel Beams. Angles. DC. always In stock.
Pine ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron Work A
IpsciAty. hepslrs and general machine work done In
he b<st manner and ~ short uotlcs.
sole leen.ses IN the District of Columbia for the
Corfu Mitchell" system VI beam Anchors aud Pro-
sctors wSrks. Cor SD and Mater sta Tel. 42S-3
,~. CITY Of<s isl30 81. nv, lei t.s-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
Parnell's Amendment Rejected.

After further discussion of the queens
speech in the house of commons yesterday the
vote was taken on Mr.. Parnel's amendment in
regard to the governments policy in Ireland,
and the amendment was rejected by SO7 to
240 votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
A RANKING AGENT Short $40 OOO

A Banking Agent Short $4,000.
R. E. Ii. Smith, who represented the Corbin
banking company of New York city and who
had opened large plantation store at Elmly,
La, disappeared about four weeks ago. An in
vestigation of his affairs shows his accounts
short fully $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
.<zzszzc9
H<e<$

Va ne wrdeyaosed Bdnks and Bankers. sef1 pay "a
Trifes dyGrn The Louisid,a state L0ttertss rhaeA
Ssag b presssstsd az cotsJsteTx 'S'' .
kM WALMsLEY, PreaL Louisiana National Bank.
flEhhk LASAUX, Pres State National Bank
BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans National BARk 90
SAhl kOhN. frea Union Nslsunal bAnk ...r,-
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Address Registered Letters containing currepcv 4,
NAV ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK.
New OrisAax La

-fFNFMprR rs. the payment OF prisss 4,
oUAhANTkED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKsof New
Orleans. and the uekes by President Of
% Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
n the highest Courts therefore vewsrs " al Iuita-
Gons " Anony nous scheueA"
ONE DOiLAk N The price Of the smallest psrS
fraction VI . Ticket ISSUED BY US IN .nv Dr,v
Inc. Anything In Vux E-a.s oasred TOR le.. than
poAlAx u o ssindla no-~k.av
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El9cygIes APP OnAronx
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS OFFERED IN PIANOS.
6-octave Rosewood Chickerlng, $50
7-octave Rosewood Dess4n.
7-octave Rosewood Groversteen and Fuller.
7-Octave Rosewood Guild 4 Co.. four round COR
ners
/ 7-octave Rosewood Steinway
Also complete assortment of new Pianos at very
reasonable prices. Old Pianos taken in exchange at
full value. l. +. DROOP,
fl1-3t S25 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

VNHE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
Il OF " all Payers, Wall Mouldings, Interior Decorx-
tions window Shades &c. i'll the northwest. Five
in business practical man. working at IL him
SELF with expenses reduced a minimum. enables me
to offer you the extreme lowest prices. White Blank
Papers. 10c Gold apers, Is and zoe; tmbossed
Gold papers, Poe 1ngraiu Tint and other Papers, Bor
ders and trlezes and all Moudings lowest prices
House and Interior Painting and Decorating at lowest
figures. Work guaranteed and estimates cheerfully
furnished Orders by mail or otherwise receive prompt
attention.. c. T. KING,
flS-1ms No. 1880 l4th St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
A COURT OF APPEALS.
The Necessity for Such q Tribunal Urged
BY The Bar Committee.
RELIEF FOB CROWDED D0CKETs

Defects Alleged in the Present System
Difficulties and Delays Experienced by
Ltigants-Years Required to Settle
Cases-Importance Of District Courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19
49, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
| ~ TO THE NORTH. NEsT, AND SOUTHWEST
pSST1tpLh IhASh. SPLENDID SCENERY

i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
potBI nj Ik N0hlA "ksIi MP s9uTHwEsr.
sTEEL Halls MaaS ffcS ff9 kSSIfaES,
TRAINS LEAF, n k Mss i.TSsTy SEQ sr.-,o-
S Coz fsi;l, 6IH And . sTREEfs' AS FoI.GoSs:
VI 81 Pnissa and the West Chio.sO Lnited Erprs
fcss LINE s;n ls 50 DAN. cSa%Sa: ana ].
iunbus, aud Sleeping Carr Harrisb1rs g k,cS.
SShS md daily except saturday. % chicago.
isToT Msshnson to hsfrsba i .nd s sisy:
GS n". and Dining Car Hsrr-SaTs g 1 81
seePins Cars ns sirS.s = 40 m daily VITA
LOUIS CONNECTING daily 1T Harrisburg with throush
press 90 daily, for Pttsburs and thu w ed
MN through Sleeper to hrtsburE. and PttsburS
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
dsiix .scaI, ns soSnester and Niagara Fslls
For Lrie G.nandalgua and Rochester daily; for Bus
For M s,ses;nT car SaTeiIsson = k9Shester
Am. daily. except sunday.
fSI RMpaIlIIii11iaT ~ p daily S3. pm
40; 1000 and II go pm; On SUNDAY. 300
pm, Limited EKpress Of Pullman PsriSr carS m
S:4o an daily. except sunday. and 4:0O Pm
ToK PHILADELPHIA ONLY
trcp'i ,,u =, M week days and s:lo m daily
Tor Boston without change, 3:20 pm. every day
Jersey City with boats OF BrokInn sp So1nsst
ing direct transfer 10 FULTON street syoldins
double ferrlage across New lork City
daily. A--Vp'uH
Tor Baltimore, OBS. 7:2o s:lO, 900. $40. 1850
:OO ahu IL 40 ALL, l2:uo. =: TO- s 20, $50
4:oO, 4:lO, 4;3O, 4:4O. 600, 40, s:lO, 10 :Oo
Ado IL ~ y m On SUNDAY. - 90, d o. lO:5u
:4O ail, &:lO, 3:.sU. 5:,tU, 4 90 A a u. q .Ou
$50, S:lO, 1880 and IL 20 pm.
For Pores Srsek line, 20 am aud 40 pm daily.
For Annapolis, 70. 8 90 am, o5 and .oopm
dal,, except Sunday. Sundays 800 an AID
pm.
ALLAANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAJ AND ALEXANDRIA AND MAsHINaTOS
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is 1889.
FOR AleAandra $50, 0:.b5 40, 40, Y:45, 1887
ahr lZ'Of noon, 900, 4:I5, 4 % 1 .5S. Sol.
SV-, ~ % and ~ 80 pm. On sunday IL ::Bu
-, 80, lo;o9 am. 2:3U, 4:l5 O:Ol. s:0l
Accommodation for Qusnuco 5.45 am and 4, N
~ PIN week days: 40 m SundAyA
For hlchmond and the South so, 40 50 q IN and
80 pm daily. Accommodation 30 pm. wesk
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington. Cos 7.oa
sou. BIO, IO:l5. IL 90 a. IA. I 20, 3.OU ) 10,
o:IO :Oo S:@O, ~ 81. 10 AZ and .O.l a IN on
SUNDAY Al y 10 and 4 :O9 am. 20, 80 q: ~,
a. %, S:@O, lO:32an lO:42 pun
l,ckets and Information At the Ufice northeast cor
nef OF 18th street and Pennsy avenue aud AZ
TIE station where orders be left for the
6D1egase to reconsideration hotels aud residencvs
General Manager IJall Gen Ins As.,t
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROF. CLAY. THE OLD-EsTABLIsHEp Only
Il reliable genuine and pstural-born ClairvoyaDt
Astrologer and Medium this city, has located
manently In private p4rlors at SOB 18th Prof.
Clay boru with veil wonderful prophetic gift OF
second sight reveals hidden stery nnds lost
stolen property, brings separated togetner
speedy marriages gives success IN business removes
ali family troubles evil influences confidential advice
pending pensions divorces law suitA speculstions
love or anything you are in doubt Of Never been
known to fail succeeded where all others have failed
Sittings. SOC. Hours v Am. to $3.50 pm sundays.
= to pm fl5-6t'
NINE RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED CLAIhvOY-
Vl ant and AstrologisI the seventh daughter, born
with caul has wonderful healing power Gives names
and lucky dates. Don't tail to see this lady Room
TO- 90 St NV. fb-2ws
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Ul LIFE All business confidential Ladies' aud
gentlemen so cents each 40S L 81, between 4th and
bth sts- H. HOW
M ME- DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL
U Gifted Engiish and German Astrologer in the CITY
Tells all events OF life. Once hours Am 70 d u M
ON sunday from 10 Am 10 $3.50 PM 42I 9th NV
film
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
At TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC NEW oRLRANs
Frrrcn.v H.prxy a, ,oaa
AGENTS WANTED.

~ foR Clue RATES, or any further Information
cssired. write les1bly TO the undersigned, clearly
sAnne residence, with state County aud
number More rapid return mail delivery Will be
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A FTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT
"A DIR. LOBB
NO. 329 N. 18th st., below Callowhin ST.. PHILADELPHIA
Twenty years experience in special diseases cures
the worst case Of Nervous Complaints, Blood Poison
Ing, Blotcles Erupnons Pes, Catarrh, Ulcers Sores
impaired Memory, Dependency, Dilnness OF Vision
Lung, Liver, Stomach. Kidney (bright's Disease,.
Consultation Free.
Treatment Strictly Confidential
Special Diseases. ia2S-:sms
DISEASES OF SECRET-CONSULTATION FOR
~ Gentleman only. DIR Condory formerly assistant
physician TO Prof DR. Rcord VI PsrisD. Once hours
to ~ and to O'Clock. 12:.3 18th ST. NV JAIL I'm
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SAhL kOhN. frea Union NsisUnal bAnk .-..r,-
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
At THz ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLKANs
TUESDAY. MARCH IL. 1890
CAPITAL PRIzE. 100000
100000 Tickets ct s2O each halves, slO; Quarssrx
90; Ienths. ~; Twenrethxs 81.
LIST OF PRIZEA
,pRIZE OF 100000 h............ $500, 600
tsIzk II 5000 5000 :::::::::::::: i SS:SSS
kkkizs OF 1900 .::.............. 1000
fslzEs 81 81 1909 zoo :1s s sSSSS
rs IkIZEs OF 1000 are............... 25.0O0
lCy tkizEs Y. 5vo are............... 10000
eoo PRIZES OF 200 Ars............... 100000
APPROXIMATION PkIZEa
IVO IRE o. 500 are..-...-.....-.--..... $4,000
~ fr.ss ~ SVV are ....-........-...-.- $4,000
TERMINAL PRIZES.
300 Prizes Of 400 are.................... $500
sss Prizes Of lOO Are....-................ $4,000
kl34 Prizes amounting to- 1854, 500
NoTE-Iicksls drawing Capital Prizes are not emit
Ted " Terminal PrixoA
AGENTS WANTED.
{" fon CLrB RATS, any further Information
cesired- write leSibly TO the undersigned, clearly
SanIs NOV S .snn an S S. s1lYss a,a
slled - Jour ineosnS al In sslops DeaEls IaU
IMPORTANT.
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% IN L,Rrsss ccIi.nis. New YORK IseSsnss. DRAFT
Aaorsss Registered Letters containing Currency -
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Mrs. WILSON. llO0 lark place ne, between As and
&, lth and 18th sts ne. Ladies only. Remedy 81
ja23-24ts
~ The eldest Established and only Reliable Ladies'
PLY stefan IN the City,
can De consulted daily 404 ST., between A. aud 9th
sts n. w
Prompt treatment Consultation strictly confden-
tial Separate rooms for Lauies Medicine, 81 Pills
81 Ofhce alwaysopen. fI4-6t-
M ME. DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABIIsHED AND
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NJ or two OF DR. BROTHERS. In, igorating Cordial.
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nerve power 1t imparts vlgor to the whole system,
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u FAD AND BE WIsE-DR BROTHERS, 900 ST.
sw-, appeared BET and made oath that he Is
The Oldest Established Expert Specialist city
ihd cure IN ali OF private
q men and furnish medicine. charge; consults-
lion and advice tree At any hour VI the day. sub
,eIibed and sworn to before me BY DR. OTHERS.
SAMUEL z. MILLS. Notary Public in and ior the
District OF Columbia. this sd DAY OF July, 1850
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TTHAs NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
DIR. BROTHERS is the oldest-established adyertis-
liz Ladies' stefan in this city. LADIES' you can
confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS., yU0 St sw
Particular attention paid all diseases peculiar to
ladies, married or SINGLE. Forty years experience.
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