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Union, Sleb. &c, 1916.

union, Sto0. 70, 1910.
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Oicin Strr SD balte ee
fir cine pfiebt, fir oas 1Sobl Inorsr, bic
cr,pNnGbten 1Srtun9e ibres "grtratts bon
Sarlaparilla' al meinem flcinen @obrG
tcfannt au MAIDEN. gr mar unaefdbr bnsi
Sabr aft, ais er suerit ilber Sebmer3en an
per Sritc Ieinc6 6aIIee flasts, bic nnsefdbr
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then. 9le Stbmcrsrn tparrn 3eitenpCls 70
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uno oies oauerts ldnaer ais 2 Sabre. lSdt:
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pcne teri5mte Nerste; elmer iaSte es fei BON
Der Slatur Der Kinss uebcL ein anberer
laats es fei cer wsi6sn SeIehwuatt abnldt,
sln erlttsr iaate es fci unbellbar, ct mctbte
es init eer Set Der,patbSen alle ibre Olebi.
3lnen be,plrftrn jerch feine Sei1truna.
Sd fprab bleypon su unIerm Namilirns
Ar3t mo ct rietb mir encn ScrGu6 init Stz
rem 9rtratt bon SarIaparilla su maiden.
uno nattpem i6 orei unp cine balbe SlaIhs
asbrau6t bate. fcblc6 Itt, oureb Die 9nle
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De nnb cine poUttapbiae Sur mar bs,prtt-
mas nun betnabe 5,pei Sabr Iuo.
Scllten Inpere, bic auf dbnlltbe 2lrt leis
ecn, an Sbrer Mepi3in spsifcln, 70 founen
@7le fir cas Otiae tIracn.
N6tunsepoN Sbr &c.
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Jmportirer Don Taid,cnllbrcn, ubra
Mabers WerF3cu9cn uno ubr..1Tatcriz
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elnsm 9rcbtn 2llirrtf mfnt non 9rlbnen unb iiIz
btrnen gepere, gtpins unp ibIidbten Snidwnub.
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tsn Stanr, DO. 33. SiO 4ts StrnGt, Nbtra.
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ben. QCiecnoc mCrocn cs pcrfuten; cine
8Iaitbr bat aem6bnlich bas 8sbtr micpcr
bera'Itcat, no Die Gaubbcit BON lan9er 9au:
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SpttsturM s. O2. qinslcp, 6oAipap6tur9.
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9interlof ofenf6aft bes perltorbenen
Mciastert Srericr.

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'srfbr'sbsnen, pom asoabtsn Saunidbip, tsltas
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tlnjurelben. Sclbs, bic nrt an Subfbuls
benz Sanoen, 9totsn oter auf anosrs Nrt ibuIs
Ors Gne, ,uercsn bsrmit aufSeforbsrt imiIhen
nun uno bsm 1ifen 2tpril 1947 abSubeSabkn.
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Vrenner's Sermiflee,
Gin isbr tpirflames Otitte( iur 1ertrebuna
Der oShrmsr 10 sben erbaIten uno gum Ssrs
faut in oefer 9rufsrei. Drsis 25 Sent.
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S0lllDtten III perfQufen.

Steittt Saulotten acleeen an Der Srants
l'hltr@be 5wllebsn brr 3ebnten unp cilften, auf
esrNore Ss'te, sntbaItent jeee 20 Su6 Sront
nno l2o 8uB Sicfe. Oas gldbere erfroae
man Bet brm !lnterfebrietsnen, wobnbaft am
ef oer spenn ,lno 5ebnten 9tra6e.
Sereinano !. G. G9elmann.
D Neabins, Oetot. 90. 81.
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) NpG)lfeile Tafcbcnlbrcm

V.sS% Die rpoblfciltfcn 9olocnen une H.
brrncn Iaibcnutrcn inpbiIoeclpbia.
@rIrne QcpCrS, NIT pcltn Supslen $45 OC
Silttrne %. 30. 23 OO
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nsr uno Qoor: :Sracelet6, Nin9s, Srufna6eln,
ObrtnrnNe, @rlbfecsrn, iIIbsrne QcftI, Suffer-
ianaen Sln9Crbite, 9cIoene i1al6s Surbs unb
ltDrfstttn, @uorcibliiIsl unb SumsIirz2(rtcit
jtber 0rt gu 9Ieid) njsbern Yrslen. 2(Qe8 wo6
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bIoE' oaB lte 0nrufen.
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reparrt unb 0uorontjrt, Elm Sabr ritbtiQ IL 0es
ben. 2llte6 @rlb mo Sllbsr miro Qefouft p6er
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bErns Veper SolCbenubren, ole nctb mpblftilcr
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lepS 81 ei 6snos Stei NJ ODER y eas ne
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belt bsfrsit mcrben BIN. Der Anfan9 mar iforz
fer 9isiS gum BaGermaben, cbns bos pist oas
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oas ss Die QEaltrimuht war, uno Danf lei es
@ott uno bsn Sisnlsp's pjaen, bab idD ,pieter
su menar @sfuncbsit 9elanst bin.
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Sunru Saunibip, Serf6 @o.,1
ben stem Mai, 1916. bp.
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pennfrage, nabe Der Eifenbal,n,
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putifum gu tena6rlhtiasn, pa6 Ct fort.
fabrt bas @tutlmaherE@eIhdft gu tctretan
am ateu@tanc, ,,ShlIo gum rctbenStubl,"
no man fcrtwabrenb tnben miro ein I66uce
Ndorrment BON
Stiblen, ShoufeIsStibIe ,Settees &c.
9Belebe CT a0s prrltbert pa6 fte pcm tsIten
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fe In,eiss oufs tcfte rsparirt.
0eacina, Wlar5 3. 50.
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pennipluonien.
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Certificate IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22


/, is clearly understood that no private build
ing or property is TO be taken or used by the
forces Of the United States, without previous
arrangement with the owners, and for tar
equivalent
8. Absolute freedom Of religious worship
and ceremonies is solemnly guaranteed.
(Slgned in duplicaie.)
w. J. WORTH, Brigadier General,
GID. J. PILLOW, Brigadier General,
JOS. G. TOTTEN, Col. & Ch'f Eng'r.
JOSE GUTIERREZde VILLANuEVA
PEDRO MANUEL HERRERA,
MANUEL ROBLES.
Captain Aulick-appoinfed commission
er BY Commodore Perry on behalf of the ma
Wy, (the general 10 chief not being able in con-
sequence Of the roughness of the sea to COM
municate with the navy until after comms-
sons had been exchanged land being present
by General SCOTS invitation, and concurring
ia the result and approving thereof-hereio-
fore aftixes his name and signature.
J. Fl. AULICk, Capt U. S. N.
Headquarters Of the Army Of the United
States of America. Camp Washington, before
Vera Cruz, March q, lS47.
Approved and accepted:
WINFIELD SCOTT.
NJ c. PERRY,
COMMANDMENTS Chief U. S. N. forces Gull OF
Mexico.
VERA-CRuz, MARIO q, lS47.
Approbad y acceptable:
JOSE JUAN DE LANDERO.
A true copy Of the original articles OF capltu-
lalion. e. P. SCAMMON,
LIST Lieut. Topo. Eng's Act'g Aid-de-camp
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
MATTERS TO BE REMEMBERED.

Let it not be forgotten, that the Democratic
candidate for Congress, who loses no opportu-
nifty 10 make gratuitous imputations upon the
Whigspartr, as to their want OF patriotism IN
the Mexican War, was elected BY the votes OF
Wings two years ago, when he was a rebel
Ggaias! the usagcs q has o,cn party.
Let it not be. forgotten, that Mr.. Bedinger
himself voted against the declaration that the
E"war existed by the act of Mexico"
J Let il not be forgotten, that he voted against
raising the pay OF the Volunteers who were
! fighting the battles Of the eountry-that he
deemed SIS month sufficient for the private
soldier who perils his life; whilst ne, far from
the scene of danger, was himself getting Etgitt
Dollars PER DAY, or Iwo Hundred and
Forty Dollars a month,
Let it not be forgotten, that Mr.. Bedinger,
unable 10 answer by argument the derellcton
charged upon him, attempts 10 escape by nd
icaling the personal appearances OF the yene-
rable John Quincy Adams, and soothing at
his bald head
Lett not be forgotten, that, forgetful Of the
heroic services of the hero Of Chippewa, OF
Niagara, and Of Lundy's Lane, who was shed
| ing his blood for his country, whist Mr. Is.
was "puling in his nurses lap" this fppanl
declaimer attempts disparagement by the cpl
thet Of "Soup Scott"
Let it not be forgotten, that the same militia
ry critic voted to censure the gallant Taylor
for his conduct at Monterey, and 10 supersede
HMM command by putting Lieutenant Gen
eral over his head.
Let ii be remembered, that whilst MIR. Bed
niger is questioning Wing patriotism, he ialls
10 follow the example OF Wing members Of
Congress, (Baker and Hardin OF Illinois, in 60
ing 10 the battle field himself; but prefers safe
" and hg words on the carpetted halls oil
Congress.
Lett be remembered. that whilst lrshmen
have perilled their lives with US in every con-
lest for freedom, Mr.. Bedinser voted TO de-
clare that the,,saiion had NO HEART TO re-
lieTe their sufierings When they cry fo'
bread, he holds them up piece ofparchmeni
called the Constitution that although Madi-
son or Monroe saw nothing in it 10 forbid ma.
tional rehei to the people OF South America
and of Greece, Mr. B. is wiser than they, and
mocks the calamity, of dying millions.
Let it be remembered, that the man who
flies from his own partyto ,hearms of another,
and then abuses his benetactors. is not emit
tied TO the confidence or support ofeither.
That the man who follows Calhoun in his
palmy DAYS, and deserts him in his hour Of
adversely, is not to be trusted longer than in
terest or policy assures him there is safety in
fidehty.-Fa. Free Press
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
NV CHARLES Ill. LEWIS.

before one gun had been fired in ,ha, direction.
The intercourse between the neutral ships OF
war and the city was stopped at the last men
toned date by Commodore Perry, and with
nv concurrence, which placed on the ground
that that intercourse could not fail TO give the
enemy moral aid and comfort
Ii will be seen from the memorial that our
batteries have already had terrible effect on
the city, (also known through othersources,)
and hence the inference that surrender must
soon be proposed. In haste,
have the honor to remain, sir, with high
respect, your obedent servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Hon. WIN. L. MACY, Secretary Of War.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

VlRGINIA:-In the Circui, Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley Coun
Is: January Rules, 1917,
John Green, EX'or Of Conrad Claycomb, de-
ceased, plg
against
Frederick Clavcomb, John Myers, Jacob My
ers and John X. Robins, Ad'mr Of Calha
rine Robins. deed, distributes Of Conrad
CIaycomb, deed, DTS.
IN CHANCERY.
.TEsIIE defendant. Frederick Claycomb. not
m having entered his appearance and given
security, according 10 the acl Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and happening by sat
is!aclory evidence that he is out Of this Com
monwealth it is ordered, that the said deien-
dant do enter his appearance iolhis suit on the
first day Of the nexrierm, and answer the bill
of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith published in any newspaper with
in this County, and continued Cor TWO months
successfully, and another copy thereof posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse Of the
said County.
A Copy.-TeSte,
JOHN STR OTHER, C.
January Ia. lS47-2m Faulkner. Auy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
SgatliG@Jpr4 IN aztLtt.


Irs5lsslea ersr. Thursday Morning IN Martins-
burg, be,kslss Co'aiy, Vnginia,
Al S2,oO a year, III paid In advance, $3.50
If paid thin six months; and $500 at
ter the expiration of six months No pn-
per al &c ontinued until III prrcareges are
paid, except mt the option of the Editor.
ny-ApvERrIsEMEsTs will be inserted al s per
square for three times, aud % cents per square Tor
every subsequent insertion.
fgs-MlLirARv ADvEaTisEassTs will be inserted
at half.price.
fcy-Iu all cases, the pumbor Of times musi be
mai sed on The Mss, the advertisement seat III
be published nntI forbid, and charged accordingly
ara liberal discount IA ado 10 those @ho contract
TO advertise by the year
Or Advertisers are expected TO make payment as
soon asthe time expires for which their advertise
meats inserted.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

The u. S. LokN.--We hear that of the
Government loan from five TO seven millions
have been taken by Corcoran& Riggs al pei
centprem. These gentlemen are supposed to
represent the Boston capitalists. None of the
New Y ork bids were accep'eds--.N J. Ga
zstts,
1t is reported ,hatthe new loan has been
taken BY Corcoran& Riggs, of Washington;
4enshaw, Ward s. Co, Of Boston; and
Franklin Havens, Esq, the President of the
Merchants Bank Of that city. at one-tenth per
cent above par The New Workers have
been completely cut out, hut this mark et will
be used TO get rid Of the s,ock.-.N Y. Herald.
Gorernm.nt Loan.--To Messrs. Corcoran
& Riggs, as we learn by gentleman just
from Washington, has been allotted nearly all
Of the loan advertised for by Government, al
about ne-twelfth of one per cent. Smalsums
have been given to different individuals, at
prices shade higher.-Philad, Bulletin.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
IDED INTO PRIZES o. so 0D EACil.
Magnificent ~chcIstc.

Nc. &-c. u.
Tickets slo--Iialyes, S5-tae $40
Certificates OF Packages o. 25whoe ;iek's, 81 AZ
y halves, ~
% qrs. 50
The aboye schemes will BEAR COMPARISON
with any thai have ever been bciOrr the public.
They VIII be drawn by the STATE CouiinIs. aon-
ers, Gas all our lotteries are,) under oa;h
8g-Personsata distance ordering single Tick
cts or Packages in the above l,oilenes, are .e-
queSed 10 address their letters carefully 10
L4S. FLETCHER s. co.
No 3 FrQnklul buildings, Bailimore, Nd.
G5-All business transactions al this Office are
held strictly sacred andconhdenual. and draw
inss and enclosures invariably mailed under
envelopes, 50 thaino eye can discoyerlhe con
tents
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

Death has dealt dreadfully with some "Mex.
lean Wings" under General T4YLoR. Tie
beloved son. Ex-Gov. LINCOLN, o. Massa-
chusetts, will also hear this morning. awful
1tdlngs
Mr. CLAY had left New Orleans for Nalchez
only a few days before the receipt Of this news
and was, at the last dates, awaiting in the lat
Ter CITY, intelligence from Gen. TAyLoR's Ar,
my. He had left New Orleans 1--WE &arnl
with gloomy forebodings Of the fate Of his son,
and an evident presenrmer'ot cvil-.N }
Esprcss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
Che Gazette.
.rN ScoTTS DISPATCHES.

We publish the following Official Despatch
Is from Gen. ScoTr more as matter oil rec
ord than news--haying given the accounts Of
the battle last week:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

DRafsY IN THE CHEsr.-The Flushing
Journal says that lady 10 that town cured
herself Of dropsy In the chest by using the
root Of the garden parsley. A few cleaned
roots Were boiled in quart of water until it
was diminished to pint. Repeatedly during
the day a small quantity was taken. mixed
with portion Of gin, and every symptom
disappeared. After few doses the gin was
omitted and the decoction only used. The
Journal vouches for the truth this case.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
PRINTERS IN THE ARMY.-The New @

PRINTERS IN THE ARMY.-The New Or
leans Delta says:
The following incident goes TO illustrate the
great numerical force Of the printers with the
army. Gen. ScoTT, on recent occasion,
wanted 10 have some general orders printed
a, gwen time lie sent directions to The of
fee Of the Tampico Sentinel 10 have them
done. lie was told that, in consequence OF
the scarcity of hands, the work could not be
accomplished. He then on morning Of par
ade ordered all printers to step forward three
PAGES from the ranks, when several hundred
men--all prinlers--obeyed the order
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

Minnesota TERRIToRr.-lt is said thar the
Indian name which the new Western territory
has received. when translated. means "Skunk."
We hardly know how the citizens Of the new
State, that is TO be, would like the name to be
applied to them, although there has been no
lack Of appellatons OF equal euphony and
sweet SAVIOR in that section Of our country, a,
the suckers" "hoosiers," "nutcrackers."
wolverines" &c., may testify Gas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

The Cincinnati Arts Union have offered TO
Hiram Powers, the sculptor, the sum oil no.
600 for his Ecs, a copy Of his Grcek Sure,
and piece the subject 81 which be IS hrn'
self % choose
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

4 FRESH supply, such as Sugars
N Brown and Lostj Coffee, Pepper. AL
spice, Mace, Nuinegs, Cloves, Cinnamon
Rice, Molasses, Tobacco, SegaFs, snuff, sc,
&e.--'or sale by
Feb W. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
SCHEME
sl37,Ho
'I'lehels 81 Shane ~ pleporlIon

Go ii while you're Young Now is TIE
time 10 rRrich yourselves. Look al the 6eau-
,ifui srbeiur--inore prizes ihsn blanks---lry a
package:
- whole tickets. $50 22 qrs 1921
- halves. % - eighths. {.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
VOLUME as. NUMBER :.
LOTTERY.

Emory L. Co. will sell as follows.
25 wholes. $40 2sors SIS
20 Halves. 10 IS Eigh,hs, IL
To insure success and prize package. all
you have 10 do is 10 enclose any amount YOU
think properto the GREAT PRIZE FIRM et
lssECET y co.,
and Prize shall be forthcoming immediately
ND. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class 81. for lSs7
10 Be dawn ia Baltimore on Friday, Aprt
30. lsl7
e6 No. Lonery--ll Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County,
February Rules, lSH..
Leonard Williamson. Eek 'or Of Elizabeth Files,
deed, p4G
against
Mary Martin, John Martin and John L. Russ
Ter, DIS
IN CHANCERY.
IFENIIE defendant, Mary Martin, rot having
i entered her appearance and given seoun-
ty, according 10 tae,ac OF Assembly and the
rules Of tins Court, and it happening by salts
factory evidence that she IS on; OF this Com.
munwealth: 1t is ordered. that the sad deien.
dant do enter her appearance 10 tins suit on
the first day of the next term, answer the bill
OF the plaintiff, and give security for perform
ing the decree, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper within
this County, and continued for two months
successfully, and another copy thereof posted
al tine front door Of the Cour-Housc .: the
SAID County.
a Copy.-Tesie.
JOHN S'pR0THER, &C.
Feb. II l947-2m Lee & Lee. Atlys.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
AGENTS.
Capt. JN0. l. pEY TON, Staaniop.
Mr. ABM. fESABLE, /"

g3-vOLNEY b. PALMER, Esq, is the duly
auihorized geut the Cities OF Boston, New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore. for procuring sdyer'
tseinents. receiving Subscriptions, aud making col
lectIons for the MaFiinsburg Gazette
G5.GEoRGE PRATT Esq. Of New York Ct
ty. Is also the duly authorized Agent for procuring
Advertisements, receiving Subscriptions and ma.
king collections for the Mariinsburg Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
AmlsNr6es.

g DOZ. fresh Castor Oil II do do. God
Q frey's Cordial; II do. Bateman's Drops
6 do. Scotch Snuff; gross Ess Lemon |
do do. Cinnamon; | do. do. Peppermint
cheap BY the doz. 2 doz. fresh Olive Oil ;
Race and Ground Ginger; Rosin and Coun-
try Soaps-received and for sale low BY
Aug. . J. NJ. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

$50 Prizes. amouRing to ,S5o9,20Uo 80
Tickets s5--Staes IN proportion.
An oid-iaShioned and delightful scheme Ia
be drawn this day. I'D inst, and Emory &
co. will issue certificate of packages at tie fol
lowing rates. VIZ Tor packages OF
IS whole tickets, $74 % qrs. 9lsl
70 halves, 81 70 eighlhs, 8.