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MISCELLANEOUS.
sAtSELISH
FEMALR BITTERS.

: A n INFINITE multitude OF diseases whit
~ upon woman's footsteps from the cradle
To the grave and so long Ms she exposes her
self TO the various vicissit,i,icS OF weather and
cvcr-changing scenes of lifc's htful tollies. so
long VIII she be the recipient OF troubles ne
culiar Ia herseX. Hut few ladies are exen,nt
from some form of female complaint, The
diseases ana symptoms of some of those afl,,c-
lions alluded to, are ms follows; Chlonnsis
or Green sickness, all Irregularities, IIvster,
les, Palpitation, Sick Headache, Diniculty of
Breathing, Smothering Sensations, ProIans,s
Uteri and liberation, cold feet and hands.
Giddincss and Swimming of the Head. pain
In the side and back, low spirits and mrlon.
choly, Mental and Physical Prostitution.
Wnllefuness, Indigestion, Constipation, Tor,
pld Liver, and all that class of chronic com.
plants peculiar to the female sex. The ne
Dromuoolrs " 80
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The arm Of Pondlcy & Miller Is Tits dns
dissolved by niulunl consonl 'rhc bnslne@
win hereafter he conducted 1T The old stand
bSJ.J, lfendley, who VIII assume M oblign'
lions Of the old nrn, and 10 whom all out
hnndlng indebtedness TO fcndlcy Millor
nttst hn mid l9ldif
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PErERsoN'S Ladies' International
Magazine for August is already re-
ccived. II isa beautiful number, filled
10 overlooking with interestingly reading
matter for the ladies, and the lllustra-
tions and fashion plates attractive and
useful Of course. Peterson gives the
usual premiums. Subscription price,
~ per annum clubs of Two for - 80 I;
three for 81 so; four for 50 80; six for
50, and ten for 81. Charles J, Peter
son, 800 Chestnut street Philadelphia.
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A SPECIAL train viii leave IheTexas
and Pacific depot this morning at $50
sharp for Terrell. Ilibblcr, the auc-
tionecE will accompany the train for
thcpurposc of selling town lots. To
those wishing to comblnc business with
pleasure this IL u rare opportunity.
On this occasion the fare will be re-
duced onc-half.
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To.morrow being anaiIonal l'o''''N
and ourprlntcls, weary WIZ w. w.. LINE ,,',
and continued lnboS, desiring ONE ,' o NY.
for recreation, we havedco'o'' ~ ,,,.,,
layor, and beg oor readers :" ,,' "' ~,
win M kindly and o'''',"'N ' ,'', 49,
scnccorrurllelAtn from '''''' "'''"'
fast tables tomorrow
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Arrives. Departs.
FoRr WORTH (dallyl... l2;D y. M. 800 p. IN.
DENTON Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 100 y. m. Departs on Tuesdays
Thursdays and saturdays ut 100 q. m.
CLEHURNE-I,aav Sundays and Thursdays
vt 600 II. M. Arrives Mondays and Fridays
at 500 ID. IN.
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A DALLAS man told n lady friend of
his wifc's, the other day, that he
thought that the public-spealing capac-
ity of Dallas lawyers was only excclled
by the private-spcaking capacity of
his wife. Then lie followed his wiic's
friend all over town, into dozen dry
good stores, almost Us many millinery
shops, stood outside of the gate of some
eighteen private residences while she
made calls, and ended by watching her
safely inside of her own door. And
he did this just because he was afraid
she would 20 right down to where he
lived, and tell his wife what he had
said. He says his wife is blonde, and
any information similar to that which
heimpartcd to the mconsiderate female
above Is likely, if heard by his wife, to
change it to vulgar scarlet, and that
would never do for HIM.
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For good cool glass of MEAD or SODA WA
TER and II FINE CIGAR, 20 to l.. ID. Borr0 4
Bro, candy manufacturers and WHOLESALE
and RETAIL pEALERs IN FRUITS, NUTS, &c.
&C. Southeast corner of the square.
June II, iS13. lO9'l2w
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We win sell lumber, shingles, doors, sahs
etc., ctc., after this day at CURRENCY prices,
win always pay best bank rates for gold and
silver In payment OF bills
l02lm CAMERON Il MANFlElp,
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TnnCounty Contradiction SEALED
10 the condition of the old Marshall
road Immediately east of White Rock
II has been 80 long neglected that 1t IS
a most pcrllous feat to drive over IT, II
having been washed and worn ont SO
\ that next 70 hanging itsmlghl be used
~ n very efficient engine of capital
pnnlslmrnt.
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giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment of
I'LL ordinary female complaints, A hook
needed by all mothers and sickiy females.
Price y c's. Address as above, l2idSwim
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English Female BistcrS.

cures the above female complaints. and nj,
other troubles that aiilict old or Young. mar.
ric,l or single females.
IL Mt once arouses and invigoratcs the fe-
male frame, giving strength to the weal, and
feeble, building up the emaciatdd, ouietjns
the nervous, importing life and buoyancy 10
the dull and listless, relieving pain, revuln.
thug the liver and bowels and otherwise gath.
constitution. Sold by merchants and drug
gists everywhere. Address
DIR. ]. p. DROMGOOLE,
Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee.
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IL you want any soda cream crackers, nick
nnckS, butter crackers, sugar crackers, LEM
on crackers, lemon snaps, and ginger snaps
call ut Blohm's grocery Stor2, Elm street,
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OWnSccodng lnrW stock olnon'eSploslVo
oil win som bo on hand, oar very latest
improved Gns Burner we guarantee 20 he the
host In tho United glntcs our lnrtr stock of
Lamp, Chandeliers, LwDp FlSuroH, otcp
win also bc here IN u few days Territory
for sul, inr Spuugs EScclsIor OH, The best
snnN nnd cheapest oil now In use,
Fan LONE STAR OIL AND LAMP 60,
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Attention. Hihorninns!

The members of the llboruian Benevolent
Society win hold their meetings ai The May
or'S old Office until further uollcc. Er order.
l2idir j. j, BOnk IN, Secretary
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4 man, whom we win call \, in speaking
of another whom we win call b. remarked
"Brolhcrs and sisters have none, but that
mans mther Is my fathers sou" What
relation existed between them? Go To l4ocb'S
store aud This question will be answered. ~
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THE, WAJI,N.

Northern mail I:sD o. m.
Southern l2:D n. m.
Fort Worth S:tO n. m.
Lancaster and Waxahatchie mail. 500 y. m.
Denton mail closes Monday, Wednesday
and Friday nights at 800 p. m.
Ceburne mail closes Saturday and We'd
ncsslny nights az 0oo y. M tT w.
Office hours isonl Ga. m. to ap. m. during
the week. TN Sundays nom ss0 to l0,aD a. IN.
,lape Office viii he closed Que hour each
So,,. hepn the arrival OF the Northern and
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planning AND SAVING.
Desirable Residence for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his res,
street. The building is one of the best ana
most thoroughly finished In the city, anu ,n W.
all necessary outhuildings attached. n ~.
terms, inquire Of w. II. Thomas, ut the oahN'
Ing house of CASTOR 4 Thomas, or ot rrrs
9alkwtf JNO. ", sNTNnFiISi
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lfyon want crushed or brown sugar call on
Bohm's l22-oodlW
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'ronpEDoEs,
,SRy-r0ckcts,
Blue devils.
GnEEN devil.
FIREcRAcRERs'
ROMAN candles,
ltorRriI Of July.
LITTLE girls scared 10 death
AND other kinds of powder devils
SEN dissolution of ihc.iirn OF reho'y
&hIiller, Cd ~
Box Inips bursting their lII'l' Jacket
buttons, laughing.
sEn advertisement of situation
wanted by n capable man, o''''or ~
cook or waiter
oun Dallas bellies who can't get up
their hair high enough, can nave 1t
.'ruised' by most anyAppache' klrko-
poo or any other "noblc red"
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ooh! do like st. Elmo 50 much, don't
yous" says II young ludy to u less educated
friend. II never use II, she replied. ~ III
ways prefer English Female Bittcrs." l2ldlm
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Jelly Glasses. Fruit Jars.
Sealing Wax. all at reduced
prices, nd GOSIIN Il CO.'S.

a secret Among the Pretty fcniales.--
Many beautiful, hrlght-cycd young ladies'
who are blessed with many beaux, say the
secret of their charms Is In the use of Dr.
Dromgooles English Female BitterS.
ENGLISH FEMALE BlrrElS, which
cures all female complaints, can bc had ut
the drug store.
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rnr SnIc.

Onc-hnlf interest In my store at CRANBERRY.
Apply los. y. Blake. lO3dit
T.. =. Cowcn Il Go, have the largest and hest
selected stock Ot doors, sash, blinds, etc. IN
northern Texas which they are settling nj
very low prices. and Invite mn examination.
DALLAS Lodge of Good Tcmplars meets
every Tuesday night 1T & T.. NJ, at Female
NnlNnr. Nldtl
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10 IiNtiI.

WANTED Rcnt-A dwelling house
w with tour or i've rooms Address A.,
this office.
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II You want llnc Havana cigars, call n
Blohm's grocery store, opposite llosliins,
I1t-podlW
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II YOU want cheap Rhine clarct, or white
wine, call at llohn,'S prnrrly store, Elm
street, opposite llOSl,lns. l@9-oodlw
II YOU want coffee NJ y cents per pound,
call ut iilohm's l22.oodlw
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WANTED German or Swiss girl, n to
w IL wears old 10 do hOuscworll. Such n
one can find good home, with liberal wages,
by applying at Thc Herald ollic.
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Printing.
Settlement.

TON RlNrlNG- job Printing of every de-
u Srriptlon At the Herald Office.
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Fer safe.

NNTANTED-A young woman 10 cook aud
w do hOuSrworli for II small family in the
city. Good wages will he given, Apply at
Herald office, on address Box \, Dallas post
Office. II
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ScttirHttht.
NANTED-lW want every person indebted
w Ia me To come mp and settle, have
between Sl,OOO Nud .l,OOO ON my books, in
small amounts, ranging from g 10 up, and IL
Is impossible for me 10 call ON every one. /
need, SOW, every dullWdur me, and hope
all viii can on me without delay.
j, " .SWINDELIS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-22
GENERAL ITEMS.

A DISPATCH from Atlanta, Ca, dated
the Goth instant says that the heavy
and continued rain storm or Friday
aud Friday night did considerable
damage to the railroads entering that
city, washing away culverts, wrecking
trains and killing and lnjurlng several
employees of the road. At Brandville,
on the South Carolina Railroad, an up
passenger train from Charleston ran
into a washed culvert and the engineer,
fireman and two passengers were
killed. On the Central Railroad the
engineer Of a down freight train ran
into a culvert two miles below Millen,
and six cars were piled upon tho en-
CINE, and. the engineer and fireman
were scalded to death and a train hand
killed.
A DISPATCH of the Goth inst, from
Matamoras, Mexico, says that private
adviccs received that day from Mon
terey report the arrest Of General Es-
cobedo at Zacatecas. It 10 supposed
that the Government, becoming sus-
picious Of General Rooha's loyalty,
had ordered General Escobedo, who
was at San Luis Potosi, to relieve Gen.
Rocha Of his command, and that when
Escobedo arrived there Rocha had
pronounced against the Government
and taken Escobedo q prisoner. Tel
egraphlc communication being inter-
rupted, the truth Of these rumors can
not be a~scertalned.
A TELEGRAM from VIM. Reed, our
Consul at Dundee, Scotland, was re-
ccived at the State Department In
Washington on Friday last, stating
that the survivors Of the Polaris sxpe-
dltion had arrived at that place In a
destitute condition. Mr.. Reed was
Immediately directed to care for End
send them home by the first steamer.
IT is officially reported that there
have been two thousand seven hun
drsd aud fifty-five cases Of cholera In
Vienna since the outbreak Of the dis.
ease. and Of this number eleven hun
dred and ten were fatal. For the
twenty-four hours ending midnight
yesterday forty-one fresh cases were
reported.
TwENTY-Two Banking houses and
Brokers suspended last Saturday In
New York.
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The Man Who Stops His Paper.

Philip Gilbert Hamilton In his ad-
mlrable papers on the Intellectual
Lite" thus talks to the man who
stopped his papers" K,
Newspapers are to the civilized
world what the daily housetalk Is to
the members Of a household; they
keen up our daily interest In each
other, they ave Us from the evils OF
isolation. 10 live as a member Of the
great white race Of men, the race that
has filed Europe aud America and
colonized or conquered whatever other
territory 1t has been pleased to occupy,
to share from day to day Its cares Its
thoughts aud aspirations, Il Is neces-
sary that every man should read bis
paper. Why are the French peasants
40 bewildered at sea? 1t Is because
thew never read q newspaper. And
why are the Inhabitants OF the United
States, though scattered over q terri
tory fourteen times the area OF France,
so much more capable Of concerted ac-
ton /; 30 much moro alive and modern /;
20 much more interested In new dis
coveries Of all kinds and capable OF
selecting and utilizing the best OF
them? It Is because the newspapers
penetrate everywhere; and even the
lonely dweller on the prairie or In
the forest Is not Intellectually isolated
from the great currents Of public life,
which flow through the telegraph aud
press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-22
White Pine Items.

From the White Pine News, Sept. 2o.l
From James NJ. Schoonmaker, just
returned from Robinson Mining Dis
trict, where he has been inspecting
the mines of the Hayes Company, we
have obtained reliable information re-
garding the appearance and value OF
the property. We have always held
that the Hayes mine was one OF the
beat In Eastern Nevada, and are
pleased to know that our predictions
are about to DO realized. From ac-
tual assays, the samples Of which were
taken from the mine by our inform
ant, we find the following results, OBJ
tanned by Thomas Cahill, Superin-
tendent Of the company and a practi-
cal assayer. From the first sample
taken from the 2O0-foot level, $i38 In
gold and $3.50 in silver, making an
aggregate OF $Gl6 per ton. was OBJ
taincd; the second, at the same depth,
resulted In $50 gold and $l25 silver,
or all aggregate Of 1906; tho third. at
the same depth, 1894 silver and 800
gold, or 1924 total. To illustrate the
Increased value Of the ores as depth Is
attained, we find a sample showing at
ITO feet, by assay, 1851 gold and $47
silver. We give these figures as taken
from certificates signed by Thomas
CahIll himself, and are confident they
are correct In every particular. 1t Is
n gratifying circumstance that the ores
are Of such q free nature that they can
be worked by the ordinary mill pro-
cess, thus avoiding the necessity OF In
creased expense usually encountered.
The stock has been steadily gaining In
price until 1t reached IS per share OF
Thursday last, starting at 81 80 on the
Monday preceding, with every pros
pect OF a steady rise In the market.
We arc confident that Hayes will 500
be the leading stock OH the San Fran
cisco Board.
We are informed that the Stanford
mill has made a cleanup on the con-
tract entered into with the Eberhardt
and Aurora Company, and shut down
for repairs. We saw a stack Of silver
bullion from there In front Of the
White Pine County Bank, and men-
tally wished that such a sight could be
Of daily occurrence. We are not
how soon the mill will be put
In operation again, but hope 1t may DO
shortly.
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Reese River Items.

FROM inc hevellc, september wi
a man named Price employed as a
herder on Bircham's ranch, Smith
Creek, became suddenly demented
three days since. and stripping off bis
clothes took to the hills. He was at
once pursued, and being seen, an effort
was made to capture him, but II was
found impossible to overtake him.
even with the aid Of 4 fleet horse,
Parties are still In search Of him, but
az IL Is now three days since he left, 1t
Is thought he has persisted ere this.
Price is a man about IS years Of age
aud Of sober habits, and no cause "a
be assigned for the sudden loss Of his
reason. Mr.. BRIGHAM Is putting forth
every effort to find him. dead or alive,
and men mounted on fleet horses, are
now securing the hills In the prosecu-
ton of the search. VIZ get these par
ticulars from Mr.. j. w. Frakes, who
expresses no surprise at the occurrence.
as he says ''sheep-herrders always 60
crazy"
Whether parties holding Courthouse
bonds, drawing IS per cent per annum,
can, by depositing or hypothecating
said bonds in San Francisco, escape
paying taxes ON the same In Lander
county, when Lander county has to
put up the soap" to pay Interest and
principal on those same bonds, isa
legal tangle, only to be decided BY
legal lights.
While the Nevada and California
papers are crying out against railroad
and other mo%nopolies, why don't
another tailor come to Austin?
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AsLANpIR


Of the Goth inst, and In
justice to all parties insert 1t In our
columns. 1t certainly puts the matter
in an entirely different light from
that given In the telegram referred to-.
The concluding portion Of the COM
munication evinces a desire IN the
part Of Elko County officials to do the
fair thing In taxation matters. Which
Is all that can be desired or demanded
BY any tax payer:
Editors Elko hdepeadeat We no
tlce that the Virginia Enterprise and
several OF the California papers, IN
their issue Of the 18th inst. published
. telegram sent as . matter OF news
from the Office Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company at this place
lover which presides one G. A. Fitchl
stating that q petition had been put In
circulation throughout the county CALL
Ing upon the County Commissioners
to take Immediate and decisive meas
ures to compel the Central Pacific
Railroad Company to pay their just
proportion Of taxation, etc., and that
nine-tenths OF the entire taxpayers
had signed the petition. The telegram
further stated that the petitions along
tile line Of the road had been stolen
by parties in the interest Of the Rail-
road, and that strong suspicious at
tached to u number Of county officials
holding passes oyer the road and
known 70 be identified In furthering
the interests Of the Railroad Company.
We. as county officers, regard this
a. q totally unfounded aud cowardly
attack upon the officials of this county.
Why does not tho author Of this cow
ardly attack state upon whom his sus-
plcions rest, that he may be held per-
sonally responsible and not screen
himself behind g%eneralities; because,
as we believe he knew the whole thing
to be q base and malicious fabrication,
aud he does not put himself In a posi-
| ton to make himself responsible per-
sonally or In damages. The falsity Of
the whole thing Is shown, 1st, by the
fact that said petition was on Wednes-
day last presented to the Board OF
Equalization by les friends. I'd. That
the said petition does not and never
did contain the names OF one-third Of
the taxpayers In the county. 81. That
the petitioners do, not represent one
tenth Of the property In the county. as
shown by the Assessment Roll.
We have no fault to iud with tho
prayer Of the petitioners. We believe
that all property should pay Its just
proportion OF taxation whether 1t be-
longs to the Central Pacific Railroad
Company or to individuals. But that
is not the purpose of this communica-
ton, but to brand the author Of the
telegram referred TO, rs far as 1t ap.
| plies to US, II so intended, as a coward
ly and infamous slanderer and falsliier.
j. RAND, District Attorney,
II. II. SCorT, Sheriff,
+. A. RoaxRs, County Recorder,
o. Z. GREEN, County Clerk,
II. A. HARyrLI.e, Assessor,
G. c. TRACEY, County Surveyor,
c. B. ABKLL, County Com'r,
A. J. SMITH, County Com'r.
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Eureka Items.
IFtom the sentinel Of sept. So.l


As we predicted in yesterdays Sen
tinel, the Elko aud Hamilton Narrow
Gauge Is bursted. The dispatches sent
broadcast over the country on the 18th.
inst, announcing that active oper-
ations had been inaugurated, were
manufactured out Of whole cloth. Not
a lick was struck, and as a result the
subsidies are forfeited. Mr.. Tenant,
OF this place, who was In Elko on the
18th lthe last day Of graceh Informs US
that nothing was done further than to
throw up the whole project In disgust.
Aid from Elko and White Pine coun-
ties IL now out Of the question, The
six months allowed under the law In
which to commence the grading hay
Ing passed, the counties are no longer
liable for q single dollar. This, Of
course, effectualIy kills the enterprise.
II the protectors Of the road could not
make q start with the bonds of the two
counties to back them. It Is not very
likely that they will attempt to do
anything with their own private funds.
We hope the people Of Elko are now
satisfied. They have kept this section
Of the State out OF a railroad for the
last three years, and should now re-
tire. Elko Is not the proper point,
anyhow, for a railroad to the SOUTH
ward. Eureka would supply two
thirds Of all the business for such a
road. Our commercial relations are
chiefly with San Francisco. The d.
rect route, connecting at Palisade, 10
the only road that should ever be built
for the accommodation OF the business
OF Eureka. 1t Is but eighty miles by
q direct line to Palisade. 10 the same
point, around by Elxo and down the
Central, the distance, approximately,
IL one hundred and thlrty-flve miles
thus making a difference In favor OF
the direct line Of iifty-flve miles. The
extra cost of transportation over these
additional and unnecessary fifty-ftve
miles of road, operating as n perpet-
ual tax on the business Of Eureka, lisa
proposition that no n who has the
welfare Of this locality at heart should
entertain for u moment. Tho direct
line Is what the true Interests Of Eu-
reka demand, and this we will have
sooner or %Ilater. Elko, stand aside !
Palisade, to the front!
A gentleman from Virginia City
yesterday visited the Richmond mine.
He was completely amazed at the i'm
mense amount of ore In sight, and
freely admitted that the Crown Point
would not begin to compare with the
Richmond. We think his head IL level.
There Is not a mine on the Pacific
Coast that can show %one-fourth the ore
that is to be seen in the Richmond.
Some OF the mines of Spring Valley
are yielding excellent ore. We learn
that a lot OF the choicest will be work.
ed at the Richmond shortly.
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WEDNESDAY, Dccember 3. Is7a.

WEDNESDAY, December 3, 1873.
Only Sixty Thousand Tickets will be sold,
and one.half OF these are intended for the Eu.
ropean Market, thus leaving only $4,000 for ralc
posed Of for the Third Concert. The tickets
arc divided into ten coupons or parts. and have
on their back the scheme with a full cxplana.
ton OF the mode Of drawing.
Al this concert. which will be the grandest
musical display ever witnessed In this country,
the unprecedented sum Of