At tho city of New Orleans, La., on
Tuesday, Nov. 14th. (always Tuesday),
under the sole management of Gen’is
G. T. Benuregaid of La., and Jubal A
Early of Va , the 150lh grand monthly
drawing of the Louisiana State lottery
occurred, and these historically famous
warriors attest over their own signa
tures, a sac simile of which is published
in the advertisement of the company,
that all was fairly done. It resulted as
follows: Ticket No. 52,116 drew
$75,000, the first capital prize—J. M.
b xon, an insurance agent of Ennis,
Texas, had one fifth, as did also Mrs.
Josephine Miller, No. 319 E. 52d street,
New Yoik City. Among others, No.
83,355 drew the second prize, $25000
sold in fifths —two (2) to Charles
Mowatt, a sailor on the schooner Lucy
Muy, ot Newburyport, Mass.; and one
flflh to Chas. Noe, a journeyman cigar
maker, No. 0> New Church street.
New York City; one to Hermann
Tossberg, also in New York City.
Ticket No. 31,719 drew the third prize
of SIO,OOO, two-fifths of which were
held by W. T. Claike, a real estate
agent in S. 9th street, Philadelphia,
and one by Emil Weidlg, No. 1,142
Magazine street. New Orleans. There
were many others, but some don’t want
their names published ; but this is
enough to encourage others.
Now Open !
THE BARBER SHOP
AT
INTER-OCEAN HOTEL.
Lott.
Last evening an old gold braided
bracelet, with small clasp and pear) set
ting. A liberal reward will be paid if
left at tills office.
No Mistake.
You can get the best table board in
the city at the Cheyenne House.
lIOWAHD lIALVKRSON. PfOD.
Come and See the Show of
Holiday Goods, Low
Prices, at
CRAIG * DAVIS’.
Germany and Russia.
