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SACRED CONCERT
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
In aid of the Ladies Union Benevolent Society, will
be given at the Unitarian Church
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. IL, Isi5,
BY Ladies and Gentlemen amateurs, under the di-
rectlon of
.-.. NJ. LOUIS GILBERT.
On which occasion the Choir of the Wesleyan Chapel
have kindly consented to perform an Anthem.
PROGRAMME
PART l.
1. Anthem-By the Choir.
2. Grand Chorus-God be mercfu Sacchini.
8. Soio-Ruth and Naomi Toplif.
4. Daet-Lord whom winds and seas obey Blssell.
5. Duet-Prayer Rossini.
b. Quarteue-Stabat Mater Rossini.
PART Ill.
|. Grand Chorus-Stabat Mater Rossini.
2. Duet-Brd let loose Handel
g. Solo-Rocked in the cradle of the deem Knight
A. Duet. How blessed the sacred tie. Clifton
s. Grand Chorus Bow down thine ear Rossini.
H. Concert to commence at eight O'clock pre-.
cisely. ....
Tickets so cents. to be had of Messrs. Fischer
Farnham, Franck Taylor, Bayy, and Garrett Ander-
son. at the principal hotels and at the door on the
evening Of performance. ian
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RIDING

M RS. ROPER can accommodate six or eight sin
IFl gle gentlemen with good board at two dollars
and sixty-two cents per week. Her house is on the
east side Of ! thstreet and the first south Of G..
Dec. lS-u .... H.|...... .....
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THE CHARLESTON BOOK,
A MISCELLANY, in prose and verse; compiled
II entirely from the writings of citizens, native
or resident, of Charleston. .....H
volume, price two dollars. ... ...., ....
Just published and this day received for sale by
dec24 ... .... +. TAYLOR.
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ENGLISH DRESSING COMBS

ENGLISH DRESSING COMBS.
WIN FISCHER, importer Of Fancy and Staple
w Stationary, Parchment, Rogers's Cutlery
Perfumery, and Fancy Articles, has Just received d.
rectly from the manufacturer, Edward Hunt, Bristol
very large assortment of his best Buffalo Horn
Dressing Combs of6, T. 8 and inches long md two
inches deep with quill backs, at intermediate prices
from ~ to 60 cents for cash only.
dec Ia w. FISCHER.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS, CONTRACTS &C.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.
ME subscriber having resigned his Office of Chief
Il Clerk of the Navy Department for the purpose
oil devong himself to the practice of his profession
IN this city respectfully that he will attend
10 the prosecution of claims in the several Executive
Departments, and before Congress 10 the procuring
oil contracts with the Government; to the settlement
oil puolic accounts to claims before Commiss toner's
under treaties to preemption and other land claims
10 The procuring OF patents for public lands aud for
scientific and useful inventions TO the obtaining of
pensions, and TO whatever business may require the
aid OF an Agent or Attorney.
The great experience which the subscrb has OBJ
tanned by his connection with the Government Offices
ana ms intimate knowledge of the forms required to
be observed in the transaction of all kinds of public
business, enable him TO insure the greatest advantages
10 those who may Patronse his Agency. His char
ges will be moderate, and according to the nature of
the business. Letters addressed to this Agency mus,
be post paid, otherwise they cannot be received.
A. THOMAS SMITH
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office l2th street, Sd house north Of Penn. .apsnue.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. l. 1874
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Observation-Disclosures DISCOVERY

II ENTISTRY-VALU DISCOVERY
- Why will you have the tooth ache, when YOU
can have It permanently and edeciuslly cured BY
calling on DIR. PAIGE, in It'll street, three doors
north of the lptelIgencer Office. lie has an eu,r.
new preparation, that will cure 1t in few minutes
without pam or inconyeniencc, 81 that II may after
wards 30 filled and made a valuable tooth for III.
thereby obVating the pain and danger Of having il
extracted 1t IS one Of the greatest discoveries Of
the age, and never fails Of the desired Effect.
Teeth inserted, from TO a full set, by the new
and latest Improvements. Teeth extracted by new
instruments, with very little pain. All work on the
most moderate terms
Prices--Curing tooth.ache 25 cents extracting
Is filling, so cents to one dollar.
dec lit
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
w AsHINGTON.
w. L. BURTON,

Lessee oil Tho Philadelphia snd Baltimore Theatres,
announces 10 the inhabitants and vsiters of Wash.
ias'oo, mat he has leased the above cspacous and
beautiful es,a blishment, which has been repainted
and decorated, and wall be opened for the season
ON MONDAY NEXT,
January 10, 1915,
VAN Company Of Ladies ana Gentlemen
Of high celebrity,
including many names Of the frat eminsnoe 10 the
Dramatic profession. The great success of MIR
bur'ons managerial efforts ia Philadelphia and Bal.
nore IS wilh much respect offered as guarantee Of
ne character aud respectfully Of the season al
w ashlngton. IL is presumed that the present ar
,anssments will 10 every way excel all previous un-
's.Aknss IN TINS city and be worthy the patronage
II the lovers OF the Drama
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JAMES'S NEW NOVEL.
A GINCOURT, by q. p r. James Milton Hsr.
"A vey, by Mis-, scdgvick. Pictorial Bible, No, IS.
This day received by
Dec as F. TAYLOR,
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGES, FROM WASH
... linton TO TYLER, ..,t .......
COMPLETE in one large octave volume, embra-
~ cling not merely the Inaugural and Annual Mes
sages as usual in former compilations of this kind
but embracing Proclamations, Recommendations,
Protests Veloes, and all Messages Of moment since
the foundation Of the Government, with the advan-
tagc of having them PACED and indexed for immodi-
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The subscriber has the honor TO refer to the follow
gentlemen, viz:
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, U. 8 Senate.
DIXON II. LEWIS,
c. j. INGERSOLL House of Representatives
J. r. INGERSOLL,
/" J. E. HOLMES f..
" Ii. c. MURPHY,
w. b. MACLAY ..-'
W. b. LEWIS Cd Auditor, Washington.
JAMES N. BARKER, Esq, I"
RICHARD X. CRALLE Esq,
JAMES HOBAN, Esq,
Hon. JUDGE KING, Philadelphia.
JUDGE CAMPBELL Philadelphia.
II d. GILPIN, &C"
J. b, SUTHERLAND, &" ..
+. ID. lNGRAHAM Esq, .
Col JAMES PAGE,
Hon. DAVID HENsHAW, Boston.
HENSHAW, WARD, & Co., g. .....
Hon. }. X. PAULDlNG, New York.
RODMAN, SICKELS, & Co, New York.
Hon. ALBERT SMITH, Maine.
J. TOMLlNSON, Esq
Hon. r. M. JOHNSON, Kentucky.
The COMMANDMENTS Of the several NAVY Yard,
The NAVY AGENTS.
Nov Soft
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TANNERS ATLAS--CHEAP. - Revised edition
and perfected up to the close of ls4i--rrice with
the accompanying volume) reduced 10 $l2, both
ha ndsomely bound. ....
For sale, few copies only, by .. ..l.......
Jan. S-3t TAYLOR
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MO 7th Sues Wandering Jew.
~ No. ID, Harper's Pictorial Bible.
No. 2, Nevilles of Garretstown. Hf -,.......
No 3, ThirIwail's History OF Greece. .a..l .
Just received by FRANCk TAYLOR,
Immediately east of Coleman's Hotel
dec 1916 o.. a.I .... #a.s,...
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PERRY's PENS.

MN. FISCHER importer Of Fancy and Staple
w Stationary has recently received direct from
Messrs. Perry & Co, London, three thousand cards
of their best Metallic Pens, comprising the follow
ing kinds. The first named ten are entirely ne,o and
not to be had elseu here in the District For sale
wholesale and retail at Stationers Hall
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TWELVE EXPERIMENTS EACH EVENING

See Programmes for particulars at the Hotels.
Tickets, which admit a Lady and Gentleman, so
cents, Extra tickets for Ladies, 25 cents.
Doors open at O'Clock, and commence at l.2
O'Clock. Jan 9--3t
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Patent Flexible Points
Ever.pointed Pens
Mercantile do, no. %
" Bank HN. do '...
" Office do, no Al
" Ladies' running hand ..a
Pen for general purposes
" School Pen exercises
Extra do do
' London do
Three pointed Pens
Elastic fountain do
Flat spring do
" Side do do
Il" Under do do
Z" India rubber do
Regulating do
=" Elastic holder do ...I
&C Fountain do
&" Double Pens of broad, medium, fine and ex-
ira fine points ... ... .,.T
" Raven black Pens . .
" National do
Fl" Fine Office do ...s.
" FURNISHED do
I" Lithographic do
Drawing and mapping Pens.
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TINE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW FOR JAN.
l. lS45, is this day received by
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ON MONDAY NEXT,
MIR. ANDERSON,

THE DISTINGUISHED TRAGEDIAN,
whose performances in the Northern cities have at
lraeted series Of fashionable aud crowded audi
ences, viii commence the season, supported BY
The hrst talent IN the country; he is engaged
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
And will perform on MONDAY NIGHT his mimi
table character of CLAUDE MELNOTTE, In
Bulwer's Play Of the
LADY OF LYONS. ....
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GOVERNOR SHANNON AND MEXICO

We had the pleasure Of agreeable and interesting
interview with Gov shannon to-day We had seen
him before. lie gave very minute Of the
Of parties In Mereotbe character Of sants Ana and Of
her present ruers-the Of the army and its direction
the Notthand the British influence. which appears to
the ayoeDdent In Der public councils. lie Of Upin
that the largest proportion Of her people favor Of
afedersuve system. The Authentic accounts which we
have paper from another quarter and which lay be-
fore readers incline the opinion iot tue spirit Of
Mexico less military Than has been suppOsed aud that.
oil events she will take decided towards thu
United States, anu the election Of President has
been made in August. Governor Shannon inclined TO
believe that unprepated Mexico is for war-desiue,
indeed Of almost all for carrying upon her
own ho-sDd willing her present rulers miy be 10 de-
cline hoses yet that the excited spirit Of the army and
al her people may compel the government TO declare
against the United Sfstes England may prevent But
will she Mexico cannot do W ueh serious injury. with
Indirect and underhanded cooperation Of Eng
Bot will she lend VII she consent to plunge Mexico
war. tho flames Of wsich moy extend to herself and
winch must place IN our hands the territory OF California
spon which she herself casts many, "ongng lingering
looks ~ Union.
In this "most agreeable and interesting IN.
terview" with the administer, why did not
our contemporary Of the Union get that disiin.
lyuisked dipomatist, Gov. Shannon, to unravcl the
mysiery that has been so long hanging about the
Mexican Indemnify We should have thought
the Orgas TO be tho first 10 be let into the So.
eret, that II might herald il forth 10 the countryS
Il this veIed question never TO be seuledi Are
the badly treated claimants, whose hopes have been
excited by the fact that this indemnify had been
paid 90 some Agent Of the United States, never
TO receiveor hear any thing about their just claims
Why does not the Administration demand faith
fsl account from those Who we're representing th
Government at the time this indemnity is said t.
have been paid II such demand be made, OF
the part Of the Government, The people will sooI
soe who are eulPable IN this matter. Bot, per
hsps the Editor Of the Union, at the time Of h.
Interesting conversation with Mr.. Shannon, ha'
his thoughts on dbe indemnity, likely to grow on
Of AnseHstion. TO the holders Of Texas scrip
Iasds, sc, and did not think Of 20 paltry a mat
Ter ss the few hundred thousands deIDanded b.
tbe claimants, Of Mexico.
In sllssien 10 ihs prospects Of war with Mex
ieo, which The 60 Minister has given the Unio
60 ssJsrsand must come, " Teas be snneted
We fad The Editor oftha, paper holding out fore
warner q England, Ics, she might, 10 coming q
che AID Of a weaker power like Mexico, inyoly'
her-rf IN q difficulty, by which tho United State
vvvh come possessed Of the "territory Of Caliior
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FROM MEXICO.


We indebted 10 the coussy of Dr. Saunders OF the
NJ Orleans Bee. who here yesterday from Pen.seo
u, Tor the following i,srns Of news,
The United Stairs West Indian Gulf Squadron. under
toe command OF Com Coanor namely. tho reate Potomac
ha-shp; the ship Falmouth. and the briggs Somers and
Lawrence, arrived Pcnsacola on Tuesday, the 2lth in
san having sailed from Sacrihcio,. the man-o
ehose-e At Vera Cruz the 18th inst The ofces and
Pensacola tor tho purpose supplies o provsions
and water, having been tor time rather short al
lowance 49,. ~. =.
The only foreign weasel Of war of Sacri6cio At the
o: the sailing Of squadron, tho French bgs Mer.
euro and riifon. at..l NH
The vomito yellow fever prevailing eouside
rsbe extent in Vera Cruz.
Another revolution broke ont in the CITY Of Mexico
the Ith inst IL led by general whose name the
Mexican papers do not mcnon IL commenced with one
OF the Regiments OF Grcnader who entered the palace and
ne rebellion however, was aueied aud order ne
siored-thc citizens, by ralying promptly tho
evinciny their firm adherence the new Goverument
The General in o the rrvoers made his escape;
but the Colonel Of the Reginent and forty Of hi. men
Instantly tried and shot. ..ss,
In connection with this revolt il is mentioned thar pre-
Nous 10 the departure 81 Santa Ana from Mexico, the
troops stationed Vera Cruz marched several leagues
below the city, In order all tsmperng between
the eads ct the fallen and the officers and privs,es
OF the army. This done in consequence III
that another rcvoiuon u embryo the city Of Mex
leo. the object ct which nsatc santa Ana IN
country, also esrn, took him board place sailed
PcrOie Landing. several leagues side ut Vera Cruz,
and connected Castle Pesoe BY separate road from
that leading ~ Vera CrSE.
Gomez Faas has been elected Senator place Vt Don
Sebastian Comaeho.
The Government, Of Mexico raising army OF
1900 men. os;rnsby the purpose being the
Caiotniss but is the belief IT several intelligent Am.
etcan czens there. that TINS force desuned march
secretly To the frontier OF Texas
Needle Airertissr, Jane %.
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MIA. upon which she (Engiand) herself casts 50
many lorging. lingering looks T.
We should really like to know IL Mr.. Richie
mas never, in all his vsgariss upon these anneSa-
ton questions, allowed his thoughts TO light upon
n fancy for this same California We should
think so, certainly. for how has it happened that
no lit upon California and holds il as ak'nd OF
peace offering TO England Does he not think, or
has he not drcami like the rest of these who iavord
annexation in the broadcst sense, that no pcnt up
Utica contracts his powers IL would be truly IN
tercs,ng ii by consulting the dream book" such
thing could he found out. But for our parts, we
don't profess to see so Deep as penetrate the bo-
som of the Union.
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EI1.YanN.s DIRECTORY

Elysons Richmond Directory, is the itle Of most
valuable little work-bo,h 10 the ely and yisiters
No stranger among and be si loss he Is
furnished with copy OF this cheap pnd most useful deeto
~. Besides Interesting accounto the metropolis, from
its earliest the presen, day, the book
as guide through every street. and every place Of
s.ucss Thus sfordng great facilities those vino
oGr city strangers. Every private and public house
the city should be furnished with more copies.
It's Tor sale We understand. at all the Bookstores.
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TEXAS ANNEXED.

The " long agony over. and Texas has been
cd to the United States. AZ any thing might say
could not undo what has been done, copy from the
Union the irh the latest from the longer "one
snr Let those that rejoice do So but take their
reoicings do not turn to sorrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07
NOTICE.

I>HE subscriber having purchased the entire
- ss"ek ct HooAs Stationery se of T. Rarely win
continue 10 The business stand No nc w.,
Main =, and viii use every hs give
10 all who NAV ratronze him. he ami low
to merit aud receive fan share q public patronage
The stock isw selected AMI bought price. AZ gill rms,
OF general assottneat of
sshni Theological Classical and Medical Bool
Whiting Papers Drawing do. os,ls, Pens. sc,
pAnk Dooks.
Pine Cutlery Raiors Razor strogs, Shaving Boxes,
ink. ink Stands. Desks, Pencils Ae,
large variety OF Fancy Articles Paper Hanenss nu
mfons 10 mea''on An Books received immediately amer
Publication. AG pEyDI r-roS ~
No 10, West Main ST.
The subscriber having sold out 10 Mr.. A. G.
rendop requests all having against him. TO pt~nt
@ m TOT payment and all those indebted
settle Their accounts lie also bes fficnd, and Gus.
tnns viii continue to eri Mr. A. a. Pcnd.too
VINO "h ons acquaintance he favor and
has no S"uht hut That they will find worthy every sa
eourascment they siveh 3. T.. BARCLAY
W No. 10 Main
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COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CHESTNUT sTEET BETWEEN 9TH AND 7rH STR
10 l,Kl deln

CHESTNUT sTEET. BETWEEN GTH AND 7TH STREET,
Philadelphia.
F5NHE subscribers respectfully inform their
Il fients and the travelling pubic, they taken
house formerly the Marshall cuss) and
improvements
spared render Of the and h.
houses The the cham
and arranged entirely Its
art of the all the pieces
ube ard e1n'enent the eeos % the Southern
Wesi-n AMI So.IAern routes
The tables vii upsd with ali the dsLeaeieS OF the
The wnes OF the eho brsEds and been carefully
selected.
T- hosn hy tas and ez2eeEee
5usne safacon iEoe WIN favor them
patronage BAGLEY, AALnESZIE Il co.
JANE. BAGLEy ate of J'nes Hotel
HrNEY - NsCEENzE formerly q the Waslirg Hose
l. 7-'aw6t
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Rr i-ssr &ieHrs !s.sii.
From the N. v. Sun.
FROM EUROPE,

kfftt FirrsrS DAr. LArsH.
The Acadia has arrived, bringing da,es June 10 from
| Liverpool.
She arrived In Boston Wednesday night after passage
Of thirteen cod half days. although detained BY e bvs
aud head ~inds.
The britannia went ont in twelve days.
most terrible revelation has be,ken out In the Holy
Land between tho Drases and Christians, who ~er.
slsasherns each other. the Turks these
shurche. burnt crisis about taking place in Syria
Cotton Was looking wcll-a great demand and large
sales. f, t"'
In the Share market ,hrre Is still much business doing
and specsa,on has been bosyu the lines which sui
py tho attention OF Parliament.
In The misunderstanding discis thorc has been much NC
viy apparent. and the superior descriptions Vt printing
cloths have experienced slight Improvement
The weather during the last week has been such
fs'ss the most ssnguinc expectations respecting
The cold add blcek wind. gave way ,oAcat and
sunshine and liner have rarely bcaned from the hea.
Vens than those OF the past week.
There has been extensive demand for Cotton during
the last week the sales having esched the
uiy Vt f3e5o bales. Surats have declined per To-
Amencan closed with the qno,,ons OF the week
The Iron trade has the temporary depres
sien under which lsaoScd. In Staorhire forged pigs
an improvements The ea'snt Of S,o los. has
ken place. ,.... ..r
Nothing said about Oregon or Texas and the best feel
inss seem to be entertained towards this country.
Mcssrs Barring have accepted the agency ct New Ora
NADIA, arrangement which srown an increased e-
speesb,y around It's stock, may be- inferred from the
fact Vi the bonds having improved the per
The Diet Of Sweden has closed after having passed
many Important calculated DO beneficial to
ihe mass OF the people. B $50
Great efforts being made To euvas cotton in Brit
18Th India. The Bombay Chamber Of Commerce has pub
shcd report this snhjcct shaving the rapid progress
already made. We will allude 10 II hereafter.
The steam ship Great Britain h to spend week ut Dub.
lin before coming New York She made fourteen
miles an hour a recent cruise.
The principle, hear, will shortly be adopted
for line OF steamers between Liverpool aud Dubip
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n Ew FLOrR--JonS HoLLiSs' BRASD-we have few
Hail Barrel. CT remaining hand Fol
Warehouse, the Bason.
Init HENRY LUDLAN co.
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NEW FALL DRY GUuDS.

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
YgTiIE subscribers are now opening their Fall
L supply sta Fancy Dry Good. eozsisiing pat
The following
Broad CIosh- anI Cas,ineres every sTaec and quality
SaLustts AMI Tv,eds
BACK aud cord hlpaecas & LUses
Flarnrs and Bazes
New patterns Nous de Lame
Do. G,nghaiis = CaieoCs
DO. Cloth Shzw!s
Kefscyg, plains and pads
Whit and black NsekInaw ~ Com.
Blankets
Coilon wor ted and wool Hosiery
Brown thea. AMI eoTd cotton COOS
Linens, Lawn Diaper, sheeiihgs "
DaInask table Otns I'D Napkins
An assOfiInrnt oi fidkis.
American gum elastic SuspendeT-.
Every make Of Spool Cotton
FOR sale tb- most Accommodate Terms.
DOREMU5 sUYDAM & NIXON,
Iu I'm 30 Nassau sert. npin.ie The Post Once. s. Y
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There brilliant display OF FIRE works in
iront OF the Presidents House, la Washington on the
night OF the Iih OF July In the midst hlsriy
To learn, however that most
and fatal accident occurred One VI the
o: ascending rerpendeUarly, shot OF horizontally. and
struck n respectable citizen OF Washington. named
KNOWLES, who standing il, the crowd, considerable
distance from the place where the rockets fired and
desdiuy managing his body Killed him the spot. Iii.
family were the ground, and the sight painful in
the exueme.-dier tids.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07

WE have this day associated with us i'm our
business BRUCE WARD. The bssipess Coz the future
w % eondaesd under the nyle aud n Of Deurssn
warn - HALVES q VAN DEuRsEN.
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ALCOHOL, wHlsKEY AND BRANDY.
- BBIs of Aehohoi 40 degrees sbove proef a
- IS do Whisksy.t 10 below do
So So Of Northern and snthhch Apps Bnssy-ror sslsT
Ien Jas WifsfoN
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j. +. WORDS OFFICE.
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
Drawing received att O'Clock. r. ".
Mondsy-eiH OOn, Is pines 81 1000. Tickets -.
Tueafay-S2O00O, 20 prHes II IoOp. 1icksu -.
Wedngfdiy-s7o0O, nc. Is Nos IS Dawn. Tietsts s2l
Thufday-s15.00 &C. IS Nos rs Drawn Tickets 60.
ttday-g 1000 &c Tickets e. titwH pay for esrt6oats
Of paeksre o. rs vheis uetss IN hss Lousy
saufdsy-sl9 ore ac Tcksn 90
To drsw fssrday CapstaL leo pr-s of 1000
Tiesssi0. Single Tickets and Packages 10 BE md ~
wORDs once.
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THE AMELIA SPRINGS.

'yNBE AMELIA SPRINGS are now op.n for IN. rsr,, =,
N",r's The mineral qualities Of m well h,o~,
that the Proprietor a. unnee .ary IN anna a, g. ~.
pledges himself make watering MISC. an
la lin w.h "'