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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-07
Kestaenyraik

wHArEvRR else they may say Of us
Kantuckians-thst We play cards drink
whisky and race horses-they have
never yet been able to say thar We are
set OF pulling hypocrites and liars.
That the Kentucky woman is the
handsom.st 10 the world; that the Ken
lucky horse is the fleetest in America;
and that, il the Kentuckisns do plav
cards, they play them on the square,
are, We take it, tsdisputsble propositions.
Very likely there are others less COM
plimentsry, that are equally 90. That
we have SPILLED a good deal Of needless
blood ana whisky, is true. That We
need amendment, is also true. But.
Tor heavens sake let u. go in our order.
. louisville Journal.
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RIVE k NEWS.

CiNoIyNArr, March 6 River falling
with IS feet 10 the channel Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrivei-Andes
from Wheeling No Departures except
the packets. The ice is disappearing
rapidly.
Sr. LOUIS, March 5.-River rising
slowly. Weather cloudy and warm,
with indications OF rain. Reports from
IN the river report the weather cloudy
and the river rising slowly.
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CANADA.
speech OF ord Duferin, the Gov.
eI.nOr General.

speech OF ord Dufferin, the Gov.
eI nor General.
OTTAWA, o NrARio, March 6-About
3 o'clock, P. NJ, to-day LORD Dutferiu,
Governor General OF the Dominion Of
Canada, LETT his residence accompanied
by his AIDE -Decamp and the usual
guard OF honor, Tor Parliament House.
Inc members of the Senate aud the
Commons beng 10 Their seats he pros
ceeded to deliver the speech from the
Throne.
He expressed his satisfaction at
meeting them ioi' the first time In such
a prosperous cond ition, and when peace
and unity prevailed among all the
ueighborlng uslious. He gave promi-
nence to the subject Of the Pacific
Railroad, especially in reference to the
charter lor It's construction; also an as
surau ce OF the company success in COM
pleting the work He informed the Par
lament at the surveys OF the Weiland
AID Baisverle canals are completed 80
that these works are now ready to be
put up for contract The su vey OF the
81. Lawrence canal will soon be finish
ed, 90 there is an opportunity afforded
OF completing all these great works
about the same time He referred to
the success OF the immigration policy
and recommended a general election
law ior the Dominion. He said they
would be gratified 10 learn that the f.
nsnces we're in prosperous condition
and were sufficient 70 meet all the con.
tempiated expenditures. He touched
also, on various matters OF local inter-
est -.- .a.-
After the usual formal ceremonies his
Excellency dismissed the Commons to
the discharge OF their duties on behalf
Of the country. It.-
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There was . young N IN called ColaK.
A sort Of a political doll-vxx,
And he smiled from ear TO ear.
TIL the Credit Mobilier --
Knocked the nlling out OF smiling Mr.. Col
-Losnsvtus Obsntey Jo,Du1k.


The Asaba0s Aesey Lseked %.
The differences between the Senate
and House over the bill 70 distribute
the Geneva award have 6aslly proved
irreooncilable. The Senate insisted that
. eommissioo should be provided, and
the House declared thst the claims
should be sdjudicsted 10 the Uai.ed
States Courts. The Conference Com.
mittee therefore reported Q bill, which
was passed, 70 invest the Si4OOO,OUO
in 5 per cent United Stsies hoods, and
TO letthe smount remain IN the Treas.
ury ior iuiurs lsgisl4noa. Il will there
fore Be year before o. OCT will Be
passsd 70 distribute the award
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

The Cariists Likely 10 succeed In
spa,Bt
LONDON, March 6.-President Theirs
has recognized the belligerent rights OF
the Carlists in Spain. The impression
grows in London that Don Carlos will
succeed. It is rumored that the Carllst
leaders intend to raise loan.
Kumor OF n Domestic ID ference In q
Loyai Household.
A rumor is ahost that the Marquis
of Lorne and the PrInc-ss Lonise have
Sc eparated, aud that the Pr'ncess is IN
eeiigous retreat near Windsor. Tue
MARQUIS has gone abroad. No author
ity is given for the report aud 1t re-
mains to be confirmed.
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General Edward johnson died in
Richmond, Va, on Sunday. He served
with distinction in the United States
Army, and during the late civil war
fought with the South. His remains
are living 10 state in the Capitol, aud
the funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon with military and civil hon
ors.. General johnson was 81 years OF
aye
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at'hee,mg Geelster.

A ,olerable difficult conundrum Is
proposed by the Boston Globe: t" II the
Postotfce Department can transport the
postal cards, even furnishing the card
itself for a cent, why cannot il trans
port q letter weighing the same, and
without the expense OF furnishing any
material at alp
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IT has been discovered 10 Boston
bank that about $4,000, in various
securities, are missing. The cashier
thinks they must have been dropped
into the waste paper basket, and cold
for old paper. 1t must be great con-
to the owners to know that
tbay have been lost in this way, instead
OF being stolen.
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DR. J. BALL 4 CO.,

No oil Iahertx direct. Nsx York

No. si Liberty street, New York.
P.O. Box g5..
We would refer our readers TO Elder NJ.
Snouk, who has seen our Patent Eye Cups
tried in m my cases during his travels
through Michigan. with pertsct success In
restoring the eye-sight
He will .Iways be pleased 20 tell the sfiiIct-
ed what he knows about the Patent Eye
Cups, ON their addressing him,
LID. NJ. sNOOK, Jackson, Mich.
DR.. J. BALL a Gu, p. U. Boz eT.
So.gi Liberty street. New York.
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JAMES II. Collins, Eco, has been
nominated by the Democrats and Lib
erals OF Belmont County. Ohio. as a
candidate ior tue Conititut!onal Con-
vention. He ought TO be elected, and
the Conservatives OF the county owe 1t
TO themselves TO see that his services
10 the Convention are secured. The
election takes place on the 7th OF April.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT,

"a / am informed by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, who, before he entered
my service, was a practical professor
Of mental aud physical arithmetic in q
primauve seminary 10 Massach usetts,
and who as such was familiar, not only
with the apple and potato, but with the
dollar and fractional currency ex-
am piles, has reaIrz-d q handsome ip-
crease since the second day in Novem-
Der. This is a striking proof Of the
accurate working OF our fiscal mach.
merry, pubic debts being OF such ns-
rure that, as the Secretary informs me,
they are apt TO expand considerably
after, as they are to contract consider
ably before Presidential elections. In
financial affairs, 80 the Secretary
thinks elasticity is thing Of the first
importance. Very much has been done
during my past administrative term to
provide an elastic currency Tor the
people, and il is one OF the incidental
happy results OF these measures that
the debt has become as elastic ss the
currency. With Mr.. Boutwell,, who
has, probably, succeeded in e6ecting
OF her arrangements, / separate with
feelings Of the keenest sort. Elastic
as to mis- financial ideas and practIces,
and elaslic as 70 his mind aud cons
cience, he mas introduced an elasticity
in the public service in his department
which has answered several important
purposes as to one of its forms it Is Of
great assistance in moving the crops
90 in another it has from time TO time
excited considerable sums OF public
money to emigrstr; 70 the great encour
sgement OF individual ACTIVITY, though
not Without Introducing some iDconyeu-
lent complications into the bookkeep-
ing OF the department.
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GEORGE SEpDoNs, referee, decided, thst
Campbell is the winner OF the recent
prize fight.
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A fire in Colling gSood, Ontario, Wed.
nesday pight, destroyed property to tie
amount OF SIS 000, insured for sl3, 200.
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ACTS OF cLENsScY PROMISED.

1t Is customary. as am informed by
my pastor, the Rev. John p. Newman,
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Read tor yourself aud res ore your sight.
Spectacles and Surgical operations rem
dered useless. The Ine>timable Blcsaing
OF sight Is made perpetual by the use ot
the new
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR CHUNK.
The Nevada Transcript Of the 23d
says: A gentleman who came from
North San Juan yesterday, informs
US that it was reported on the Ridge
that a boulder Of gold. Weighing over
two hundred and forty pounds, and
worth about $4,000. was found In
claims OF 70 Yen & Co, at Mosre's Flat,
on Tuesday afternoon last. These
claims were bought BY q Chinese COM
pany, who are engaged In running a
deep tunnel aud employ about twenty
men. The claims always paid well
and are known as the old Bowling
claims. These arc all the particulars
We could learn aud we give 1t for what
it's worth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25

A DISPATCH from Berlin states that
in the House Of Deputies yesterday, a
question was asked as to what meas-
ures the Government had taken to pre-
vent emigration. The Minister of the
Interior replied that 1t was impossible
to restrict 1t after granting the right to
change domicil. What was wanted
was enlightened and ~judicious legisla-
ton to make those who now thought
Of e~migrating, value their country
above all others. Emigration would
best be counteracted BY elevatlng and
improving the condition OF the people
at home. This was what the Govern
meht was aiming at, and by this means
1t hopes to check the tide Of emigration.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25-3 p. NJ
VIM. Ware, one Of the gamblers ar
rested a few days since, was fined $500
to-day, BY the Police Court. The fine
was $500 more than the prosecuting
attorney. agreed with tho defendant
should be imposed.
A Mira. Rhoda was tried In the Po-
lice Court to-day, for having cowhided
a mar named Martin, who is employed
In the office Of the Tide Land Commits
sioners. The young woman admitted
the assault, but testified In mitigation
that Martin had interfered between
herself and husband ; that be tried to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25

The epizootic is coming thicker and
faster and more Of IL. At Salt Lake the
horses are affected BY 1t to such an ex-
tent that business generally suffers In
proportion. In the eastern part Of this
State the disease is generally spread
ing, and some Of the stage lines have
quit business entirely, In order to give
proper attention to the sick horses. OF
to prevent their becoming sick. Fol-
lowing in the wake Of the epizootic Is
the smallpox, now raging extensively
aud with unusual virulence In Boston,
and spreading abroad from there.
What with the horse disease, tho great
fire, and now the smallpox, the Hub
ties are having rather Of a rough deal
Of It this season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25
THE Nopocs.

The Modoc Indians have been known
to the Indian Office at Washington
since 1853. and have been generally
inclined to be hostile to tho whites. In
1859 treaties were made with them af-
ter considerable hesitation on their
part, they being assigned to q large
tract Of the klamath Reservation,
containing 76s, COO acres, In the south
ern portion Of Oregon. The Modocs
and the Klamaths, however, could not
agree, and after a few months the Mo-
docs left the Reservation and returned
to their old ranges. No further treat
les could DO effected with them, and
last July the Indian Office ordered
the removal. by force If necessary. Of
the Modocs to the klamath Reserva-
tlon. Out Of the attempt to execute
this order = war has arisen, In which
thus ,iar tho intrepid, unruly Modocs
have got the best Of It.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL Jews
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE e.

Murderer Sentenced - - HssEed.
New HAVEN, CoNN., Jan. 2.7ohn
R. johnson was sentenced yesterday
to be hanged April 10, 1874, for the
murder of Johanna Hess, of Meridian.
The State law don't permit sentence Of
death to be executed under a year.
This Is the first death sentence pro-
nounced at New Haven In % years.
Malls Delayed by,s Stern.
New YoRx, Jan. pa storm on
Thursday night caused considerable
delay in many of the Southern and
Northwestern mails.
KukIsx Matters south.
RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. pa bill
was introduced in the Legislature yes
terday granting amnesty and pardon
to all offenders under the Act punish
ing with felony for going In disguise
and under which members of the Ku-
klux have been apprehended.
|. sstrs Tsanel.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-In the House
A. Sargent presented a minority re-
port In the matter Of the Sutro Tunnel.
Ordered printed.
An Iansesss Msa shst for = Burglar
John Hill last evening shot and In
stantly killed Captain Kerney, propri-
etor Of the Central House. Hill hav-
ing discovered Kerney in his house,
mistakenly supposed him to be a bur-
glar.
Psster Wseps When sentenced-O orb
or Prissaers In tho Tsmbs Much
Dismsyed.
When condemned, Foster was re-
turned to his cell. After sentence yes
terday, he fell down and wept; the
prisoners In the tombs were fearfully
dismayed at Fosters sentence. Stokes
and Foster now occupy adjacent cells.
steanaer Arrival.
The steampship City Of Antwerp has
arrived from Liverpool.
The Cubaa Privateer.
The Cuban %prlvateer, recently fitted
up at Elizabeth, has been towed back,
disabled, the crew having deserted.
TLe syndicate.
CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-rhe Eeening
Journals Washington special reports
concerning the new syndicate are not
entirely correct. First, they have not
an absolute right to take the $780,
600, 900, but only such parts as they
eau dispose Of before December l,lS74,
Government reserving the option for
the balance; second, the syndicate
guarantees the Government against
loss by exchange third, they make a
deposit Of two per cent. for every sub.
scrlptlon that is made; fourth, tina
the first subscription shall be made at
once and be 3d. 900, 900. The second
subscription will be 800, 600, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25
RAILROAD LEGISLATION.

In the National Senate, yesterday.
Edmunds offered an amendment to the
Appropriation bill, directing the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury to withhold all
payments to any railroad company on
account Of freight or transportation Of
any kind. to the amount of any pay
.ment made by the United States, for
Interest upon bonds Of the United
States Issued to any such company and
not reimbursed. Stewart Of Nevada
made a point Of order that the amend
ment was new legislation upon the
Appropriation bill, and, therefore, not
In order. Anthony, President pro
tenn. overruled the point. Edmunds
advocated the amendment. Il was
necessary, he said, for the protection
f.of the people, and II 1t violated in any
way the legal rights Of railroad COM
panies, they could seek redress through
the Court Of Claims. Alter a discus
sion by Sherman, Mr.. Stevenson offered
a substitute for Edmunds' amendment,
directing the President to institute
suits In the Court Of Claims against
tho Pacific railroads to recover interest
paid by the United States on its bonds
Issued for the benefit Of said roads. In
advocating this amendment, Stevenson
Said all the corporations in the country
were gigantic powers, warning upon
the rights OF the Government and PEG
pie, aud warned them, rs they were
not willing. In q disputed case like
this, to submit to a fair adjudication,
that there was a power in tho land
which would rise up and put them all
under It's feet. Alter further discus
sion, the Senate adjourned.
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induce her to procure a divorce and
marry him, and that with this In View
he constantly poured ISLANDERS OF her
husband into her ears, till she ordered
him never to speak to her again, and
finally wrote him a note to that effect,
expressing In the document that 1t was
written In her blood. The court Or
dered her to appear for sentence.
Professors Coe and Laywell make a
balloon ascension to-day from Wood
wards Gardens, accompanied BY sew
eral members Of the press, one OF
whom, Mr.. Hull, has made several
trial voyages with the upper air ex-
perts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25

TEE troops In their recent disastrous
fight with the Modocs, literally went 1t
blind They fought in a thick fog,
where they could neither see each
other or the Indians. The Modocs were
also concealed behind the rocks and
bushes, where they could not be seen
had there been no fog. They are not
even 4 now able to swear that they
fought Indians at all, or that they did
not shoot each other. They were badly
betogged, and came near being lost
entirely. 1t Is a wonder that they
found their way home to camp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25

THE Phoebe Miners Union was per-
mansntly organized on January ID,
and the following officers elected :
Michael Cody, President ; D. Holland,
V3cs President Richard s. Vance, Re-
cording Secretary ; John Uran, Finan-
cisl Secretary; John Johns Treasurer;
Thopas Jones, Conductor; Thomas
Penna. Warden. The Organization
numbers about $50 members.
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rupeRIAl. sILvER MINING

Compsny.-Location Of Works, Gold HI.
storey county. State Of Neyads. Notice =,
hereby given that at . meeting OF 1s "a dsv
Trustees of said Company, held on inc "a S Gsy
Of Jsnusry, ISIS, an assessment Of ore DollaI
Of tie Corporation, payable immsais,els M
Srns ~ N romnsny. Room No. 10 Haywards
Building, 10 California street, San Francisco
Any stock upon which aid .sss ., FsS,n sn1I.
isTa sbsii be deemed delinquent, and win DC
duiy advertised for sale ct public aucuoIi IL ~
unless payment shall 30 made Se'9ss' Slu Il
sold on FRIDAY. the mt s uus to,
retSer with costs Of advertising and expenses
By order of the Board q Tra.tse;s; o.,.,,r,.
omes-Room No. 10 Haywsrd's Building, No.
40 California street. San Francisco, Cal.
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DEATH OF "RusrAx BrIL."-wm
Crawford, alias Russian BILL" died
last evening at about six o'clock, says
the Eureka Sentiael Of January ed,
from Inflammation Of the bowels,
caused by the knife wound In the alb
domen inflicted by the Sclayonian
George" q few days ago. He was
about fo~rtyseven years Of age. His
funeral will take place this afternoon
at three o'clock, from the Catholic
Church.
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BY THE CABLES.

The Nsrth Fleet Hsrrsr-It 10 new
Theught tho Unknswn Steamer
was alsS sunk. E-
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Itls reported that
a steamship has been discovered sunk
at the scene Of the collision of Dunge-
ness light house, on Wednesday night.
The opinion is becoming general,
that the vessel which ran into the
North Fleet. also went down with all
hands before the North Fleet sunk.
The owner of the Spanish steamship
Murillo, who landed at Dover two
hours before the collision occurred, be-
lieves 1t was his vessel that came In
collision with the North Fleet, and
that both were destroyed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25

The consumption Of smoke In the
furnace of locomotive engines Is an i'm
portant consideration upon the London
Underground Railway. Moro than 400
trains pass over the principal route
dsily, and yet there Is no complaint Of
smoke In the tunnel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25

SEVERAL cases Of a singular and fatal
disease have occurred at Logan. 10
Ciche county, Utah. The patient Is
attacked by a pain in the left knee
the Lex below the knee, down to the
toes, becomes much swollen, hardened
and rcd; the pain then abates; tile
swelling recommences above the knee,
and extends up to the body, when In
fiammatlon seizes the bowels and the
patient o dies. Physicians Of long
experience say they never saw the like
before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25

Hon. WILLIAM CASSIDY, Secretary Of
the Democratic State Central Commit
tee Of New York, and editor Of the Al
bany Argus, died In Albany on Thurs
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-25

PERsrsTENT.-Arnold, the great dla-
mond salter, would seem to still be-
lieve that he knows where there are
plenty Of diamonds. judging from the
following advertisement, which he has
recently inserted In the Elizabethtown
(Ky.) Neus. He need not come to this
town for recruits;
"I will start for tho diamond fields
about tho first OF March. Would like
to have twenty-five men to 80 with
me. 1 will guarantee to every man
who goes with me to show him where
lie can find diamonds, rubies, opals,
emeralds and other valuable gems; or
I will pay all expenses II each man
will give me one-half he makes for
three months. After that time he Is
to have all he makes and also his out
fla good horse, saddle and bride, a
Henry rifle, and twenty acres Of mill
Ing ground. Iwant men who are not
afraid to brave the hardships we Will
have to endure In the wilds Of the far
West. No experts or m~lneralogists
need apply. 1 want all working men.
Ds-th
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Deaths.

NEyIN-In Virginia City, January ~, John
Francis, son Of Dennis and Winifrcd Nevin,
aged 4 years, 8 months and 8 days.
MASON-In Carson City, January %, Lewis
Howard, son Of rs and Ell Mason, aged
years and z months.
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ticket. sen. BY Express, c. o. D.. II desired.

s11 Cash Prizes, amounting to........$aSo.6oS
This Legal Enterprise Il indorsed. BY the
highest authority Of tho State and best. business
man. Over one-half the tickets taken before
october lst. The limited number on hand will
Be Scnt by mail, In registered letters, Postoface
Money Orders, or by express. All prizes will
be paid 10 full. Agents wanted. For full par.
J. n. PATTEE,
General Manager, Omaha, Neb.
W. A. sEARLES,
General Agent for ths Pacific Coast
P.0. Box 81, Virginia, New.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Local Agent, at Harris Brothers, No. 9 South c
street, Virginia City. ja1 I'd
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NEW TO-DAY.
CORRESPONDENCE.

VIRGINIA CRY, January %. 1878.
A. II. RorHaERBER, Esq.-Dear Sir: We, the
undersigned, hereby tender TO you . compli.
montsry beneft. TO lake place at such time and
place a. you may designate. Respectfully,
Geo q Morrison, Banner Bros,
q Mallard i Co, Plat d Rich,
DR. D L Smith, Henderson & Co,
Thos Taylor & Co. Fitzmier & Armbrust,
Hatch Bros, Chas r Miller,
A Moll, and many others.
VIRGINIA CRY. January @, 1873
Hon. Geo. II. Morrison, Banner Bros, g. II.
Msilsrd q Co., Plat & Rich, Hatch Bros, Thos.
Taylor & Co and othcrs-GENTLEHrN: Your
kind favor rendering me o complimentary ben.
oft IL duly received. and In response ! will name
SATURDAY EVENING. January 25th, and
Piper's Opera House, % the time and place for
the benefit.
A. d. RoTHaRRBRR.