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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
To the Farmers of Virginia.

uNASMucli as the Pioo of Peruvian Guano Inns be.
como exori'anty hish, we III nk To the interest of
the nrmer 10 try substitute that be had nj less
than hull price We are receiving fertilizer call,
ed lAfEt which desire To have tested Ii /. said to
contain all the properties of Gnano, except that il has
per cent less o Ammonia. In Older induce the far.
mcis 10 give trial on the fall crop will sell it ut
~ per ton in small quantities. - per less than
tho New York price in similar quantities rR-Orlers
promptly attended 10. LEE x co, on the Dock,
mug 29ts Richmond Va
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pOSTPONEMENT.

The above of Concerts necessarily pospoi
ed until about the middle Of this month
RADFORD, PRESTON d. co.
l-dhcts
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Groceries for Fall Trade.
WILLS, LEA Il BROMLEY
IL AVE in store and nrc receiving
II 1000 barrels Sugar. of all grades.
800 bags Rio Laguyrn and Java Coffee,
so aids o, Rico, an Santa OK Sugar
30 do husoaivado and L X Molasses,
100 bills Molasscs, common to prime,
81 " Portland Syrup,
600 boxes CondIcs,( sperm, adamantinc taow
$50 Bugs Drop and Buck Shot,
1000 kegs Nails various brands,
$50 bbls Nova Scotia Out and Gross Herrngs,
loo " North Carolina Cut and Roe do.
500 sncks l. Z and G A Salt
lao tons Mexican and Peruvian Guano
40 hhds Western Bacon (sides and shouldcrs)
100 tons Iron, Sweets, Amer. Hand Il Eng'sh,
do castings,
do Giind Stones,
WILLS. LEA & BhOWLEY,
july 27-dscts " Petersburg.
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The drafts on the United States Treasury for
the week ending September ID, were Sl,5OO,
900.
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and DOMESTIC H4RDW4RE.
No "a PeaIl st, opposite Mi II w rrys,
richmond, vn.,
hANE received drert fiom the manufnr tnro,s in
England. IA tall nai complete assortment of Bir.
mingham aud Sheffield HARDWARE. and from the
manufactures mi this country, full supply nj American
G""ds Their stock is now large nnd complete consist
ing ia art Of
Rodgers AMI Wostenhnlm's fine Fen md pocke
Knives; Pocket Knives al |, 2 }, I md badcs Buck
Bnne, Ebony. Cocoon ani lyar> Handle Knives nud
Fork, Ivory Handle kuvrs and F,rks in SETS Of 81 4
~ pieces; Razots of Wade 4 butchers Rogers Woa.
tenhoim und Greavcs nut turo of every st,, md
qnelisi Scissors and Shears. ct variuu. makes aud
styles; Sngeand Double barrel Guns some very supe.
1ior Pistols, Rifles, Rifle Barrels aud Mmntinps;
Ina = Halter Log, ell Fifth nni Tongue Chains;
wedding and Killing Hoes, all sizes; Axes of Collins
Simmons AMI Virginia make; Hand and rannel Saws:
Hammers and Hnlchrrs. Mill Pitt eros, Cut and Cir.
cu'ht Saws pades and Shoves of Amcs Rowland and
other makes; Anyls, Vices, md Smiths Bellows Srdee
md Hand Hammers. Stocks Dos aud Screw rlne-
blister Shear a7d Cast Steel square aud cctngop Uas
ungs Horse Shoes aud Horse Shoe Nails; Wire Sleeves
md Sitter; Horse Collar, Blind Birdie, and Hamcs,
Bride Filings Wostrd Rcns = Girths; locks Hinges
and Screws, at every descriptions; Planes. Ghiscls.
Angers and files all kinds, Platform and Counier Scales
f"lent Balances aud Steeynrds: English Aurri, and
Il u Percussion Cnps; Hwy md Manure Forks, @
aud rrongs, Ten frays md Walters; md all other
goods usually found in Hardware Stores.
AS nur goods have been purchased for CASH. on tho
most favorable terms, and selected exclusively Tor the
Virginia North Carolina AID Tennessee trade we feel
conhdent we oil, strong Inducements merchants
visiting thIs CITY, and respectfully invite them eN
ANIMATION OF our stock us aIe determined to so us
low nny regular house in this any of the Northern
cities
J.. 8 Orders promptly and carefully attended L.
mug 81 dsc2w [wMF
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LyANILY HAMS.-Iust received aud lor,ale
l. "a rnc ol III Fimily linn~
hns - YOU AGER SMITH
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$4,000
he articles be donated Tho close of the series
nf Concerts, will be handed over for distributions TO
Committee appointed by the audience.
n Bl here will be 1900 Presents and enetV person
huyinga Ticket to the Concerts, mil Present.
only three thousand per will be admitted
TICKETS to the Series of Concerts can be obtained
Of s. j. FoLKEs. at his Furniture Waerooms in Lynch
hurg where IL Furniture will be exhipted-of JOHN
+ WHGHT, at his Jewclry Store, where the Jewelry
will be shown-'fD K LYMAN. at his newly ftted.uf,
Establishment, where the SIP endd Pano and Harp
viii be exhibited; or by letter addressed either of tho
nh"ve named gentlemen
The House and Lot included in the above number of
presents will be 70 md 10 answer the following descrp-
ton;
The Building Is new; of brick; covered entirely with
tins conairs - rvoms-whch said rooms cnn he rented
at average of $50 per Students for the Uni
>crsity session OF nine months The situation il within
nbout 300 yards Of the University Buildings immediate
the Genital Railroad
clonr unincunbered title will be giver with gene.
al warranty
E1y~ All the other articles named will be found to
combine beauty and elegance In be If the wi
uahle ,der, and f,y to equal Il description given.
ty'Persons wishing tickets should make immediate
application
RADFORD, PRESTON & COMPANY.
aug lid Srt1sept
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TNHE undersigned will continue the Grocery and
l. Z nmission business Mt the old stand oi Wilson
+ ank'in where lie intends keeping general stock
OF every article in his line ana would gin his
old customers and the pr bc gene ally Prompt
non all forwarding and other business entrusted 10
re. JOS n. WILSON.
September LIST. 1854. sep2ts
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Grand Series of Concerts,

W lnenrIhe on tue LIST nj Scntcmler, 1891,
Series of Beautiful Concerts,
At the las of which will be given away, ench par
chaser of n ticket. of the following agnccnt PEE
Ticket. 10 the whole series only FIVE dollars
One House and Lot s. 1000
One Bond of South Side Railroad Company,
guaranteed by City of Petersburg, 1000
One Service Silver PIate 1000
One Splendid Harp, 900
One Carved Rosewood Piano, style Louis
XVI, equal TO Premium Piano at Worlds
Fnir, in Lon Ion. $50
One Beautiful Newa Carriage, $50
One Superb of Diamond Jewclry, 500
Three Gold Watches-beauul style, 325
One Elegant Gold Watch and Chain, 80
Chr Diamond Breast Fin 900
One Diamond Ring 100
Two Splendid Mounted Guns, 1876
One Set of Paror Furniture, complete, Mod
ern Style, 235
Ole Mahogany Cluster Post Curtain Bedstead 100
One Set OF Cottage Furniture. 100
One Elrgant Sofa and Set of Chairs, 100
One Medallion do Rocker and Arm Chair Ito
-Four Ladies' Cabinets-Marb c, Tops 900
Four Sets Parlor Chairs 100
One Wardrobe. mn elegant article so
One Pair Tete a Tttcs, rs
Rich Collection ofJewelry 1000
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Il w VI
L ADAMS & cos. Expresses offer DHi,, Certain
aud Chenp facilities far obtaining goods of all descrp
ii ,n' from all parts of the United States
We have secured Special Express PIiveleges on the
swift and steamers jamestown and Roanoke, leaving
New York. Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
nond fridny and Monday of each week. by this line
we are prepared forward goods of all descriptions
very low Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud DavenPpr's line of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage.
Our inland express per Great U. S. Mail Lie, CO.,
$ heretofore, to arrive in Richmond 7eice De-
The welknown character of our hnu.e for resp,
hy and attention to the interests Of custom ers
in saying that shippers will find it their
to order their Goods through "Addms f. Co.
Eaprcss, ADAMS & Co,
per Nm. II. Mosby Agent,
v26-ifdts Lypchbnvg, Va.
n. B.-Goods disr he'd ,oall points where We hnv'
gents
NOR KENT.-The Wareh"n-" on the Bnsin at
J. PRESENT occupied by Mr.. Fayette w Septae; POS
I'm givrn the lst oiJannnry.
sep ,dts AMBROSE B huChhh'
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BENEFIT & BEERS. Prnprie,ors,

No. 1875. Main , Richmond, Va.
Ard for sa!e l,y !. II. Sesy, d r. LYMAN. J. H.
Thompson 4 Co, L,nchbu,g, Va. aud 'y in 'r- in
Medicine e,efxw' ere Srr5 ~
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,

(FoRMERIY THE uNION,)
Corner Main and 18th Streets, Richmond, Va,
Has been refued and newly furnished. md Is now
rendy for customers.
b ,ard per day for IrnasicGt4.S 20
J. Il. NORRIS. Proprietor,
Formerly Superintendent OF Congress Hall Pha.
nup ID ]n
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ON DANIELS HILL.

l. ON DANIELS HILL.
Three or four RUILDIvG LoT.. of and ncrcs. so,
my DWELLING, h.te up with great to convenience
and comfort rooms with Halls above basement; with
the best and in the best neg hbolheod in the
world ON time purchasers.
Also, for sale. Household end X tchcn Furniture
Cheap, for cash, including good mich cow
sep 6.dlw 4 V. STRANGE.
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NJ OTlCE.-1he subscriber tenders his services
Nto the citizens OF Lynchburg and the upper county
generally as COMMISSION MERCHANT ND FOR
WARDlNG AGENT He is now ready To attend to
any consignment. .fn ny be- made and viii pny strict
attention he sale of all produce and the receiving
and forwarding of goods. well ia produce ef every
description, manutactue ed tobacco, &c. He expects
have Office NJ City Point where he can personally
OF end TO the receiving-us above mentiuned-as
the South Side road is opened Lynclburg, aud
respectfully solicite liberal shire of patronage.
JOHN DICKINSON.
mug 1f-dS c I'm. Petersburg Va.
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Il
and other produce.
Constantly on hand, Peruvian Guano direct from the
Government Agent Mexican Guano, direct from the
Importer, G. b. DeBurg's Super Phosphate of Linn
Lubec Plaster. Bone Dust Washington and Thomastoe
Lime, and other Fertilizers.
We invite at IGNITION stock of Flows, Harrows
Cultivators, Fan Mills Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters
Hominy Mills Churns, Wheelbsrrows, Hay and Manure
Forks, &c.
At the proper VS. have on hand. Wheat
Drills Rcapers Mowers, Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes,
Horse Powers, Thresher and Grass Seeds, in great
riety.
We the so.e Agents in this city for MacGregor's
celebrated Farmers Boiler, and for p. s. Eastman's
Plank Road Wagons
Cypress Shingles, Hay, Lump and Crate Coal, Tar.
Calcned Plaster Cement, &C.. generally on hand.
Re ponsbIe orders respectfully solicited and filled
us low as If the purchaser were present =...
We do not keep Stock of Groceries but take pleas
ure in filling orders for them when Customers desire
it.
Now in Store, ON Consignment.
1896 bbls No. | Cut North Carolina Herrrgs,
80 hhds New Crop Cuba Molasses,
10 Casks Patent Refined Rnpeseed Oil,
10 Elephant Oil.
jun ~ is W
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
HardWare.--Fall Importation, 1854!
Il. T. MOORE Co

Importers and Uhoiesaie Dealers in FORETGl
and DOMESTIC H4RDW4RE
Ne. "a Peal st, opposite MI II w. rry's
RichlnOnh ".
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-25
silver and Gold from the GlIa and Copper

silver and Gold from the ella and Copper
Mines I'm New Mexico.-Yesterday we had
the opportunity OF examining some specimens
of gold brought in by Major Steen of the United
States Dragons, from the vicinity OF the copper
mines in New Mexico, in the neighborhood of
Fort Webster, where he has been stationed. The
specimen is from surface washings, but sufficient
10 show that the precious metal exists there; and
subsequent washings will doubtless prove its ex-
istence in larger quantities.
Major Steen has also sample Of the gold found
on the river San Pedro, which empties into the
Gila river from the south, in the Mexican province
of Sonora near where the boundary line between
the United States and Mexico, as projected by
Mr.. Bartlett, strikes the Gila. The San Pedro
is the only stream entering the Gila from the
south Beyond the mountains are the ranches of
San Bernardo and Santa Cruz, and on the other
side of the San Pedro is Taos Leon--places men,
toned by Colonel Cook in his Expedition to Cali
forna. II is from this mine that the gold bullets
used by the Indians are procured. Ms. Aubrey
alludes 10 them, and DR.. Abadie, of the Enited
States army, sent some of them TO Major Walker,
OF this city.
The major has also specimens of silver from the
mines Of Saint Andrews which are supposed 10
be the richest that have vet been discovered. The
specimens were obtained by melting the ore in an
iron ladle in common fire. The mines are in a
northeast direction firm Dona Ana, and about eighty
miles from Ell Paso. The major says that the
silverore is smeted with as much ease and facility
as the common galena.
He represents the whole country as ahounding
in mines of copper iron, and lead, and only requir-
ing the aid Of capital and enterprise to make il the
most productive section of the continent. Form
erly, the Indians concealed from the Mexicans and
American traders the locality of their mines.
Major Steen, during his residence there, was for
tunate enough to gain their confidence 50 far 10
be shown the locality Of several of their mines and
there he found the remains Of the workings ofthe
Jesuts many years ago.
In this connexion the major mentions another
fact illustrative Of the abundance Of gold in that
region. An Indian applied to HIM for clothing.
The major promised to furnish what he wanted,
if he would bring him gold from the Gila. The
Indian replied, that if he had known it, he could
have brought him " handflls" from the late feasts
OF the Gilenos, for il was plenty there. He went
away and in few days returned with pound or
more. The major being absent, the Indian sold il
TO an interpreter. Of him the major obtained his
sample. Il is in large Jumps or grains, and unlike
the washings obtained in California There can
be no question that, there is mineral tract Of
country on the Gila that will soon attract an i'm
inense population.-lhisso Republican, Jan. 16.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-25
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT

TTNHE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
i of Pianos in this city be found at our
Music Depot, consisting Of Hallet, Davis & Co. s
superior Eoan Pianos. which for beauty of tone
are considered by all who have heard them TO be
unequalled.
Bacon 6g Ravens celebrated New York Pianos.
Gravesbeen & Co.'s Pianos, one of which, the
magnificent Papier Mache Piano at the CRYSTAL
Palace, is the admiration of all who have seen and
heard il.
Schumacher & Co.'S new Unichord Pianos.
which for durability, keeping in tune and cheap
ness stand unrvalled. The success which has
attended their introduction here is the best guar
anty thereof.
Rosenkrantz's world-renowned German Pianos
considered unsurpassed for sweetness oftone and
decacy oil touch.
We are daily expecting an additional supply Of
the popular Unichord Pianos also, per packet of
Saturday from Boston, one of L. Gberts beautiful
Boudoir or Piccolo Pianos.
This enables persons desirous of purchasing, to
select instruments from the most varied assort-
ment of Pianos offered for sale in this city, at
manufacturers prices, with warranty for each
Piano if desired.
Also, several secondhand Pianos, including one
of Jonas Chickerng, which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part payment for
new ones.
The most complete assortment of Music and
Musical instruments constantly on hand
HILBUS & HITZ, Penn. avenue.
Jan 22-tf (m)
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-25
House of Representatives.
LANDS FOR RAILROAD PURPOSES.

LANDS FOR RAILROAD PURPOSES.
Mr.. COBB, from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported bill granting to the State Of Ala
bama lands in alternate sections, to aid in the
construction Of railroads.
He said il was not the intention of the commit
tee in reporting bills TO move that they be put on
their passage; but to send them 10 the Committee
of the Whole the state OF the Union. IL il
should be the pleasure of the House TO consider
and pass them, they would be gratifed; on the
contrary, should the House vote them down.
whether or not the committee should be pleased
with that course, they would have 10 yield TO the
will of the majority.
In response 10 question from Mr. ABERcRoM
BE, he said the committee had cut down ope.half
the applications for land from Alabama and had
combined several bills in one, which had lust been
reported.
Mr.. ABERCRoMBIE said that he should pro.
pose TO put the bills, severally, on their own
merits.
The bill was referred 10 the Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Mr.. 0LDS. from the Committee on the Post
Office and Post Roads, reported bill further TO
amend the act TO reduce and modify the rates OF
postage aud for other purposes, approved March
g. 1851. Referred to the Committee Of the Whole
on the state of the Union.
FRANKIH0 PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. UPHAM, from the Committee on the Post
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-25
wa- -MeazoUraph Likenesses.-Tbis new ,rt

nA-Mezzograph Likenesses.-This new art OF
portrait taking lately introduced by Mr. Whehurst
knowledged by all to surpass anything yet offered
public substitute for ivory miniatures IL Is purely
American invention, and should be patronixed by all
patrons Of the fine arts While possesses all the truth
ness Of the daguerreotype, the cearness Of the finest
steel engraving and surpasscs when coorcd the ivory
miniature In the imitation Of nature and Is quito
BILE, ut much less expense.
Mr. Whitehurst has some beautiful specimens on exh-
oition at his gallery In this city, Is furnishing them
uncoored at about the cost Of the finest
Though the chief exceency Of this art Is the facility
which they can be multiplied, many hundreds thou
sands be made from single sitting with all the
rectness Of the original.
Dec 24-dH lml N l.Le...
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-25
@entral SntelIiaemee.
Award. of Prizes at the CRYSTAL Palace

Awards Of Prizes at the Crystal Palace
Exhibition.-7-The New York Euening Post says
.The various awards have taken the form Of silue,
and bronze nsedals--5ronss medals vifh 'speeia
mention and honorable msntion.' The Crysta
Palace Association have been liberal in silver
more liberal in bronze, and most liberal in honor
able mention
"There have been one hundred and sixteen silver
medals awarded Of which the American exhibitors
came in for the large share of eighty-one. The
largest number of these medals has been bestowed
upon the machinery, there being twenty-five OF
which the Americans have received eight In
agricultural products and implements, naval arch
lecture, textile fabrics, ladies' garments, shirts
&c. and India-rubber materials, our country Is
triumphant, absorbing all the honors of the silver
medal in these departments.
"The bronze medals have been so literally
bestowed, and the honorable mention so pro
fusely uttered that should think that there are
but few left who, il unhonored with silver, have
not either bronze or good word 10 solace them
selves with.
1--WE, ofcourse, do not agree with the juries in
all their decsions-for example, where Powers
the sculptor, is not thought worthy Of silver, ol
even bronze, but comes of with the meagre allow
ance of honorable mention for his Greek Slave
and other works in MARBLE for which graciou.
favor our great American sculptor will feel, doubt
less, highly grateful
Lake Superior MaiI.-Last Wednesday morn
ing the semi-monthly mail, consisting Of six large
well.illed, closely packed. heavy bags, lef the
post Office of this village for their northern desti
nation. These bags are carried TO Menomonee, Z
distance of about sixty miles down the bay, il
sleighs. From Menomonee widely different
mode Transportation must be employed, in order
to get them TO the distant and isolated places tc
which they are directed, and where their safe ar
rival is anxiously looked for. For nearly two hun
dred miles, through pathless and unnhabi.et
woods, over untrodden and chilly SHOWS, with nc
shelter, night day TO protect from storms wind,
or frosts, these mail bags are borne on the back.
Of frontier men and Indians to the scattered pos
Offices In the yet thinly settled regions around
the southern shores Of Lake Superior. These
hardy and rugged mail-carriers are sometimes
obliged to camp out for days in the open air, with
nothing but tree for covering and huge snow
bank for bed by night. Day after day they
wander on, without meeting any stranger or re
ceving any aid; but, with energy and regularity
astonishing TO all who not acquainted with The
strength and sefreliance Of these rangers Of the
wintry forests, they perform their difficult and dan
gerous journeys. Such some of the mean.
that Uncle Sam uses to bring few of his remote
and secluded children within the benefits of the
post Office system, an give these sturdy and self
sacrificing pioneers and occasional glimpse o
what is going on at home and abroad.
IGreen Bay Aduocate, Jan. 8.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-25

For Hats or Caps, call at HENDLEY'S, Sc
cond door east of the United States Hotel, Penn
sylvania avenue; where also may be be found a
great variety yofundershirts, drawers, dressshirts,
gloves hosiery, cravats, and other goods for gen.
temen.
For gracefulness, durability, and cheapness,
HENDLEY'S hats are not TO be surpassed.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-25

A8- Special Notice.--HENRY's INvIGORATING
CoRD1ALThe merits of this purely vegetable extract
for the removal and Of physical prostrnton genital
another column of this paper, to which the reader
ferred ~ per bottle, bottles for S. six bottles for IS,
$40 per dozen. Observe the marks Of the Qennine
Prepared only by s. Il. COHEN, No. 8 Franklin Row,
Vine street. below Eighth, Philadelphia Pennsylvania
For sale by all respectable druggists and merchants
throughout the country, and by
w. II. GILMAN, Washington, d. c.
CANDY HATCH, Baltimore.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-25
The hest Article ever used. az hnndreds J,

The best Article ever used, as hundreds can
testify in this city and surrounding country Read
GILMAN'S LIQUID HAIR DYE iasfantaneonsl,
changes the hair TO brilliant jet Black or glossy
Brown, which is permaneu-does not stain or in
any way injure the skin. No article ever yet in
vented which will compare with il. We would
advise all who have gray hairs 10 buy il, for il
nsper faiis.--Boaon Post.
For sale by z. d. GILMAN, Chemist,
Washington Guy
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-25
supreme Court Of the United states
TUESDAY, January "a 1854.

IUEsUAf I, JUIUUTy Il, Io0f'
John H. Handy, esq, Of Maryland, and
James B. Everhart, esq, of Pennsylvania, were
admitted attorneys and counsellors Of this
court.
No. 4s. John McDonogh's executors ct al,
appellants, cs. Mary Murdock ct al. The ar
gument of this cause was continued by Mr..
Benjamin for the appellees.
Adjourned till tomorrow III o'clock.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-25

NTASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES - The
wv second Assembly Ball will be held at jack
son Hall on Tuesday evening, January 3lst.
Tickets Of admission can be obtained by SUBJ
scribers at Stevenss store, Browns hotel.
Persons not subscribers can procure tickets by
applying to one Of the executive managers at Jack
son Hall on the day of the ball.
Jan "a, 25, q, 90, 81.