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Marine Disasters.

~ See telegraph columns for burning Of steamship
Ere Capt Tinklepaugh from Rio Janeiro for New YORK.
STEAMSHIP ROTTERDAM Dutch, from Rotterdam for New
coal reports having lost the mate smashed boats
and sustained other damage In gale Jan She was 70
resume her voyage 18th.
SmIP EDrrH Gof sailed from Liverpool for New York
on the 18th Nov and the 10Th of the same month";
when In lat AZ rs lon 1873 fell in with the Oriental wate
logged and fast breaking up. After laying by her for
nearly ~ hours during heavy gale succeeded rescu
Gof transferred them to vessel bound to England The
Edith may be expected to arrive here shortly.
SHIP CHARLES A FARwxLI Smithwick at san Francisco
Jan from Alexandria reports sept2, VIM Duncan car
penter died Of dysentery.
SIR ZIM Br), hatfield, for Liverpool was on fire at
New Orleans 18th inst; no other particulars
BARK A Cochran, from Philadelphia for 81 Jaoo
which put into Newcastle, Del night TO-
delphia 70 be docked.
BRIG MARY JONES Brl, from sheiburne Ms. for Bos-
ton, has been lost at The two
passengers the daughters of David Sutherland of CLYDE
River, were drowned in the cabin
ScnR MORNING STAR mot Union Starr Is the name of the
vessel wrecked az Sand River, MS last week She was
loaded with Goals at Hiisboro for the Boston Gas Com
pany.
scaa wx Q ArwATKR, OF New Haven which arrived At
providence Monday with cargo Of coal while lying az
the wharf at India Point being very low tide hceIed
over straning her and causing her TO leak SO that she
hllcd with water Steamtug Charlotte Isabella tried 10
pump her out Tuesday afternoon did NOT succeed
She Will have TO be discharged In before she can be
raised. - - -
ARpRossAr Dec 3o-The Maggie Douglas bercc for Gan
Francisco. when about 40 miles 10 the westward shifted
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
mdss ssassG
Steamship Celtic Ir} Murray Liverpool Jan with
n NV ss and ess y
Banks wards ine weather Jan 3 s!7 miles
pool Dec 20 via 25 and Boston Jan is with
mdse and passengers s o John Dale
and Southampton slst with mdse passengers 70
hhfsSy d sffs & had
heavy NV gale lasting s hours, and the vessel being
Steamship Anglia ST5, small, Glasgow Dec 90 with
sSs NY Ssps%s;slP GLASGOW Mitchell elias.
as and had heavy westerly gales been
Ship ksarchus new, Pierce, Newburyport days, in
9se
lon IS saw p ssir nS Cape clear lear
5 sss sf r. ssh s Ssg
Co. Had ane weather to Cape Hatteras since strong
Bris Athlete lof Georgetown, PED, Graham Halifax
schT a RTanhai stout saysRnsh With lum
with lumber to BENTLEY Gildersscvs CO. o. 0A''
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamship FranconIa Bragg, Portland for New York
with md Is !, and Da ssg tSJ Amss.
New York, with stone for Post ofice vessel to J
Bark Mercurlo aus, Bussavich Boston for New York.
In ballast, to Slocovch 4 Co.
Brig limo by Field, Leland, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Fish Hawk, Mclean, Deer Island NIB via Gou-
ceser, days. for New York, with behring's master
schr Mahaska, strout, Machias for New York, with
schr Alaska, Clark. Machias for New York, with lum.
Der TO master
sehr Everett, Gregory, Rockand for New York.
with lime TO Brown.
schr Pilots Bride Brewster, vinalhaven for New York.
with stone to master.
schr Frank Jameson Knowlton vinalhaven for Phila-
dephia
schr Decora, Clark Providence for New York. in bal.
last, to Simpson, Clapp Co.
Schr Taber, Cox, Northport for New York
Schr q Fell, Nickerson Providence for New York
Schr Sea Foam, Hannah Gloucester for philadelphia
Schr Flectwing, New Bedford for New YORK
Schr Daniel Webster Packer, Salem for New York
schr N Aldridge Nichols, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Dart Williams, Stamford for New YORK
Schr Empire State
Steamer Thetis Gale. Providence for New York. with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Wamsutta Fish. New York Bedford.
Schr Crescent Lodge, Hatch, New York for Calais.
schr Maggie j Chadwick, Gage, New York for Prov
dence.
schr Light Boat, Wood, New York for Rockland
Steamer Galatea, Eye, New YORK for Providence
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION,
WHITEsroNE Ii, Jan 49, Pm.
Most Of the vessels which passed this station through
the day under the river being now olera
hlvr Ie ~ ina
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Rights nd Property.
Mr.. Isaac G. Parker, OF Missouri, presented bill
TO consolidate the Indian tribes in the Indian Ter
ritory under q civil government, to be called the
territory OF Oklahama. He made a long speech
In favor of the bill, showing on the one hand that
the Indians were conquered people and there
fore bound to submit to any conditions that may be
imposed upon them by Congress, and, on the
other hand, that the provisions Of the bill did not
conflict with existing treaties between the Govern
ment and the Indian nations. The bill proposes
to give to the Indians government similar to
that OF the other territories, with Governor,
council and house OF representatives.
1t Is alleged to be a gigantic scheme for
plumber under fair appearance. 1t would
provide Offices for hordes of hungry,
INSCRIPTIONS agents who are to be saddled on
Poor Lo, and to fleece him and the government
with greater impunity. He would be placed under
the tutelage OF thieving officials The scheme, II
scarcely probable that the Indians would submit
to the violation OF the rights guaranteed to them
by treaties without bloody resistance. ending in
a war OF determination. There anpears fo no n
determined opposition In the House to resist the
passage OF the proposed measure.
A Just Cause.
Genera. D..tler and Richard s. Sponord were be-
fore the Ways and Means Committee to-day and
argued in favor of the remission OF the duties on
goods In bond destroyed In the Boston fire.
The Board OF Supervising Steamboat In-
spectors.
The Board Of Supervising Steamboat Inspectors
met here at noon to-day, ana was called to order
by Supervising Inspector General Nimmo; but only
SIX members being present the Board adjourned
till tomorrow, when q full representation is ex-
pected to be present The Board will probably be
10 10 session about two weeks IL now meets for the
ues ne with the practical experience OF one full
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SAILED.

Steamships Wyoming for Liverpool; Java do; CITY Of
Austin New Orleans Ellen Terry, Newbern, NC barks
st Mary lquique; Wetterhorn San Francisco; brqs rs.
telle Buenos Ayres Musson, Kingston ia; zelinds
st Johns PR. ~ -'
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Prizes cashed, orders filled, information furnished
highest rates paid for Spanish Bank Notes &c.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers
Wal ofra NJ Val
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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SH IPPING NEW S


SUN AND NOON HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. ~ Gov. Island. morn 10 10
Sun sets. ......... 90 Sandy Hook. morn 81
Noon rises. ...eve 81 He'll Gate. 90. EVE II Oh
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EKTASH. CITY. VA. MIDLAND s
w GREAT SOUTH, r, r..
\Late O., A & NJ. R. R.)
DOUBLE DAILYTRAJN

On and alte TUESDAY Nov 18th ,..1s73, TIVE
daily passenger aims will run between RASH-
INGTON and Lynchburg, making good
connections through between New York
and New Urle sns. and. itil the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad to Richmond, stanton and the
Great West
Leave Washington daily a, 700a. M
and Alexandria at $50 4. m. and
arriving at Lynehhurg at4 20 n N. and 4.sC
p N. connecting southwark
Leave Lynch burg at $40 a. and
Brrive at Alexandria at SOC .. M and
at Wa fington at SOP. m. with connec-
| tions North and West
! For Manassas Division leave Washington
! daily excepting Sunday wth-main line train
| at 90 an: and Alexandra at 80 a nj Leavt
| Manassas Jun ct1on at $40 am. and arrive a
otrasbulg at l2.45 pm, making clio Sc connec
| ton with the Baltmore and Ohio line to ar
| riscnburg and Staanton westward, and to
Winchester, Harper's Ferry &C., eastward.
| Returning leave Strasburg at 10 D. M, and
| arrive at Manassas a a 25 pm connecting with
northbound mail train to Alexandria and tic
| earliest trains 10 Baltimore, Philadelphia ard
| New York.
Through ticketsand baggage checked to al
! prominent points.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
| dec If. General Ticket Agent.
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ITO TIE WEST.
L TO THE WEST!
Before making Your arrangements to fol low
the aavice OF the ''tbousands who have already
gone it would be well to consider what has
been done to make the journey toyonr Homes
in the =" est as pleas ant and rs free fro hi dan
ger as human skill and foresight can accom-
Plush
BY consolidation and construction a road has
been Put ii.tn operation the shortest posi-
Bile line from Nashville, Tenn, to st. Louis,
the future great City oi the world" This
line. the
ST. LOUIS d sOtTnE4STERN RAILWAY
has, during the past year, earned an en- viabie
reputation by its smooth track, prompt tine,
sure connections, and the magniHccnce of its
passenger equl pment. It's trains.are made up
-ofnew and conlmodinus lay cars, provided
with the celebrated Miller coupler I'D platform
and the W esinghouse air-brake.
tits positively the only line running Phil
man Palace Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars
through without change from Nashville to St..
Louis. No other line pretends to offer su Oh
advantages, either In distance, time, or co UP
ment. Why, then journey by circuitous utes
Do not be induced to purchase tickets TO st.
Louis or the w est BY any other line, RENE mber-
ing that
The ''St. Louis & Southeastern
is the shortest cheapest, qui ckes, best and onl
ilue uHoeI 'i:e infringement Ham t-NaSAV1iie to
st. Louis, and isfrom SO 10 200 miles tleshort-
est to St. Louis Kansas City, Omaha, Denver,
California, Texas. and ali western points 1t
is also the ''Chicago Shortest Line via
Evansville.
l. You can secure the cheapest rates for YOU,
selves and your. inovaDles on applica ion, in
person orby letter, to Charles McCabe, South
ern Passenger Agent, near College street Depot
Nashville, Tenn, or to the Undersigned
B. B. DAVENPORT,
Gen. Ticket Agent. st. Louis.
No trouble to answer questions.
t mH ,tn .J--oulo.
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Jean Paul Richter says: '.To insure
m pdesty, / would advise the educating
of the sexes together: for two boys
will preserve twelve girls, or two girls
twelve boys, innocent, amid winks,
jokes, and improprieties, merely by that
instructive sense which is the fore
runner of matared modesty. But
will guarantee nothing in school
where girls are alone together and still
less where bows are
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ADV ERTiSEhl ENIIs.
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.s lSsag OF
Human Naisep
Just Published, IN q Scs5e0 Eavelo
lollce Sil. O. MS.

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Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radca.
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Sent, under seal. in plain envelope, to an Y
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Address the Publishers.
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= o T. Z Il Y.
"coME INTO Me-
RY GRACE u.HoRR.

-ssCome unit, Me Come unto Me.
90 words OF tender majesty!
How clear they sound through centuries OF year,
Through misty seas of tears
Through inurderous war;
Fresh and uudimtaed they are
Through progress and decline
Those words divine
s.Come unto Me!'
O. woods forever blestI
AL We who weary are,
''And will give you rest!
ssCorne unto Mel'
Listen We busy, hurrying crowd,
With passions throbhing, surging loud
Listen We murmuring, weary sons OF toll,
Laborng mid dust and soil;
Who oft have heard,
Colby the tender world
Hear We, whose deeds of might.
Would shame the night;
Come unto Me-"
All this should touch each breast,
All ye who weary are:
And will give you rest /"
siCome unto Me-"
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As the poet SAYS

As the poet says:
''The good die first
And they whose hearts are dry as SUM
mer dust
Burn to the socket" t-.--rg
In proof whereof the chief Of police
of Memphis says that Of nearly 25c
s'ro ughs, of whom he had list. all
but three survived the epidemic.
Mrs. Undertook, the wife OF Udder-
zook Convicted of the murder OF w
S. Goss), packed up her earthly posses
sions in West Chester on Monday last
and left for Baltimore, whittier had
gone the members of the Goss and Ar
lin family day or two before, and the
convicted man is left in his cell to face
alone whatever the future may have i'll
store for him. He appears to be buoy
ed up by a strong hope Of obtaining
new trial, in which he hopes to be more
fortunate than in the FIRST one YES
Chester (Pa.) Republican.
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A colored preacher. in translating to
his hearers the sentence "Fhe har
vest is over, the season is ended, and
th J soul is not saved" put it.: 'De
corn has been criobed, dere amt any
more work, and de debbil is still foolin'
wild this community.
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N hOSE w NJ q ~ 4 a
WELDED STEEL AND Iron
Burgiar--Proof BANK SAFES.
a FIRST CLASS
KEY AND COMBIN LCCK
BANK VAULTS, DooRs AND FRAMES,
Over 10000 in Use.
TESTED IN 200 FIRES.
Mg- First Glass Goods at Low Prices .asar
Send for illustrated Catalogue and Price
Refer to First National Bank. Lynchburg
n ational Bank, and Peoples Saving Bank Of
.i.ynchburg;. al the Banks in Baltimore; Treas
nry Department. Washington. b. c.
T also see near reterei ces: /
SHENANDOAH COUNTY BA Il, Woodstock
J. w. BANNER. =!
BANK OF WARBE Front ROYAL.
+, New MARKET SAVINGS BAK, New
Market.
PAGE COUNTY BANK. Euray, Va.
BAK OF BERRfVILLE.
UNION BANK, of Winchester.
I NATIONAL BANK of Harrisonburo.
WARRENToN BANK, Warrenton Va
BAK OF CULPEPEK. Culpeper C. H. Va.
CITIZENS BANK of Charlottesville. Va,
GEORGIA LOAN & TRUST co, Atlanta
SCOFIETD ROLLING MILL
WEST s. EDWARDS,
L.. B. RANkF0RD -.
JOSEPH E. JOH NSON s. Co. Savannah.
PALMER s DEPIsHi a
O.. J. MATHEWSON. Augusta.
.BRANCA, SCOTT & co,
ATWOOD LAMPkIN. Rome.
CoCHRANE & MAGUIRE.
GRiFFITH, CLAYO, & co
WV. WOODRUFF 4 Co, Knoxville Ten.
CLIFFORD, & CO., Macon
JOHN AGNEW & SON, Columbia, $. c
SMITH, q NET TON Cboc%or
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DIM ElS &c, VA.
NIRGINlA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ALEXANDRIA VA

yTIRGINlA TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ALEXANDRIA VA,
Stockholders in This Company will please take
notice that the following acting agents are the
only authorized persons TO make collections of
money for this Company viz.
MOSES WALTON Director Woodstock.
COL. G. W MURPHY Agent Mt jackson.
CAPT. G Is, SAMUELS 20 " Front Roval.
4 b. lRiCk Director Han risonburg.
ROBT. BEVERLEY President, Plains.
VIM Il. TAMSAgent Stanton.
When they collect, they will also furnish tn t
party paving them, with certificate of Stock
Money paid to any other persons except myself
will not be recognized.
GEORGE C. WEDDERBCRN
Secretary and Treasurer.
Harrisonburg, Register please copy,
Feb 23-tf
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The great legal phenomenon at Jack
son, Michigan, is . lawyer who clio
quently defended in court, the other
day, a negro who had stolen from bin
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Mn. G. p. KS1GHr-SlR: The P
each, and three buckets one gallo!
weeks not constant work completed
now generally conceded that for -
there is NOT handsomer job in the
which is an item just now with ~
State; any country lad can apply
but feel so forcil ~ the great adj i
pie in exeelleney of material, il. |
that ! give. you free permission { i
OF this letter. We
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rchasedfa
Oh
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Sinau md
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FEOM HON. JOHN WETHERED
Mr.. G.. P. KNtsuT:

mi
AT the mCndaiou 0 a ID was ind
pant house
thap
ordinary paint and is reer from odor
J
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C.P. KNIGHT, ESQ.

Agent Bradley's
paint W hich ] purchase froal YOU has give
bors intend tc follow my example, and IA
cheap, but it looks better after il is put o,
employed is delighted it. He sa, S Il
do better job. with the Enamel paint, ii
without, hesitation recommend ITO the pa
trodueed.
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C. p. KNIGHT, EsQ.-DEAR SIR;

purchased from you used inside and outside both al
gives ereat pleasure b. able to say that 1t
facility Of use, economy, durapiit. and beauty Yo
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-12-18

G. p. kHEGuT. Esq. --Dcar Sir:--I used the
ia October last, and rhcseolor is A gond, and
on. Ii ever navea house to paint gain. / 81
Yours II
Secretary Baltimore Branch !
The Saline County journal., 1873-02-06
SECRET OoCIBTRs.

Z. ofR.-CvxpoH Lo0G. NO. 8, meets every Wesnes-
dn9 eveaing q O'Clock. b 4neueie Hal. T. y.
8SAD. Z. CO. A. Z. SLOAN. Z. efB D.
LO.O.R-6AxzxA Lo0GE No. =. Deces 8 Odd Se5-
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Roof. n. G., J. ". P0wEns. SecrrfAy.
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Han. nrut I'd thiYd Tuesdays h eocA mooaA- Z.
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Azst cd bird Aeed.y in e.cA neeth. Z. =. KAcIk-
ma, W.N.. J. DEWITT, Secse4ay.
8AIxR ROYAL AnCH CuAFTxn No. 10, ,st Aasoeic Hall,
eeoond and f0arth A0aday y each month. b. j. r.
HAMA, 4.E.H.P.s DEWITT. Secreeasy
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county has been snow bound for q long time,
they have had little Of It in their county.
m. c;, c-.,,. r.,...,, .p,,roves In .
-. s.,s;,,,s .r,;.,. or,h. lion m o,,r con-
n,;:.,one~. IN d,v;d,n, tbe Eoanfy printing
hetveen the home u.pers. claisffnp that the
object of the public printing is thereby better
attained. -
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wheat crou which will be far ahead Of any |
r.;sci for many wears. and with an early rail-
,,.d coumu,,c,t;on ,lmost .,rrt.;n the com.
The Saline County journal., 1873-02-06
Notice to Teachers.

NQttC6 20 1C0CWcTSe
nublic examinations Of sjiicants ror certificates to
teach in Saline county, Tor the present year, viii be
held Il the sch0ol house in Saiina, follows, VIZ
The Last Saturday ofoach Alonth.
Examinations will oOmnence precisely at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and close n O'Clock p. n. Assfisfastory sx-
summation in Physiology and and History Of
grade certificate. All are invited to attend.
BY order Of the Board.
Sup't Pub. Inst. for Saline County.
Saiina, January lst, ls73.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The Superintendent Of Public lnsiructon Will Ike In
has Ofceevery N0udaY and Saturday. except above.
WILLIAM BISHOP.
January lst, lss3.
The Saline County journal., 1873-02-06

Messrs. Tuttle & Clarkson have reason to be
proud Of the establishment which they have
opened in the rooms formerly occupied by
Radclif Bros. & Halls furniture store. They
nowshave one Of the neatcst meat markets in
the state west Of Topeka. and VIC doubt II the
larger cities have any better. They will also
keep constantly on hand supply Of flour and
feed Of all kinds.
The Saline County journal., 1873-02-06
Adminfstrator,s Notice.

Notice il hereby given that eefers Of administration
on the estte Of John Duget, deceatd. late Of Saline
county, were granted sp d. unAefsigned, J. W. Rus
SELL BY the Houorable Probate Court Of said saline
county nd state Of Kxnsss, The lssh day Of De
cemler, A ID. lse3. Al peryous nthebeed 70 the es.
tate requested to make m,slate settlement; and
r 70 present then within year from dxfe for al
IOwsnse In said estate. and II NOT presented within
three years from dxte, viii be forever barred:
J. W. RUSSELL,
sO-lw Administrator.
The Saline County journal., 1873-02-06
PssliehedRessnary eth. is.3)
ORDINANCE NO. 88.

A, ordnance E-isfiss 10 te slsry ef the CITY MsAaI
= 10 ors.s.sS - ~ &sv'v 80 c'ssssd.s q ~
Csay q Sstas:
srrsio.l nsg - saiSry a Dr. Narsanl q ~ Cay
of siino b. sod fe sanR b Sereby Axe - Ay dollar
- nsnfA ~ salny 70 be oae md payable q -
sud e eack cd evrry WaaiA-
Sc. 3 MS orlinaase .1Au sake SSsa esd be u
fpeoe srun anA afs IN SabaitiDa b thE SaAne csn-
AYsEssea Srsna'y. II; SES%-ak
lhrr<by c<ssify che foreeping b b uDe aaA CO..
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- eHv Sf enlina Eansns. tAe IL day a EeSgaay
1sse xpwARDana. crt.
The Saline County journal., 1873-02-06

There is to be . grand prize rattle at Linds.
burg, McPhersOn county, the 18th Of thia
uorth, at which time some very valuable n.
tsGlss Will be drawn. Horses, cattle, watches
Clothing, fancy articles. &C., are upon the list
One prize is valued ~ high rs $s75. The
tickets are $ each. The references are first.
cla.s. and We verify believs that investments in
these tickets will be profitable.