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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-03
3 TNEW SERIES CHARLESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY. w Va
POETICAL.
IN THE SPRING.
pY KATE PUTNAM osoooD.

q, bY KATE PUTNAM osGooD. 4.
oh, sweetheart, wherefore watch you so
~ Capricious Aprirs pause and swell?
Saw, can you hear the grasses grow,
And see the birding in the shell?
or do you wait some wondrous thing
To blossom from yon garden-plot?
Why mott
What may not happen in the spring
Because the restless mountain food
Has rent at last its icy chain,
Shall Ages chill and stagnant blood
The fiery flow of youth regain?
Can any sun or season bring
New pulses from the long years trance ]
Perchance!
What may not happen in the spring!
Or, think you, like yon hardy shoot
That pushes into leaf to-day,
Love, waxing from undying root.
Shall blOssdm where it dropped away?
Have hearts, despite their withering,
A second summer. like the rose?
Who knows?
What may not happen in the spring!
If silence sings. and snow-drifts flower,
And frozen Winter warns 10 May;
If, changing with the changing hour,
To-day is not as yesterday;
Z life and growth in everything
Have made this old Earth young again,
Why, then,
What NAV not happen in the spring
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-03

b. PIEDMONT AND PoToHAc RALRoAD.-The
Fairfax NeVs understands that the engineers
will very soon commence the survey on the
eastern end of this line, beginning near Aldie,
in Loudouu County. 1t has also been intima-
ted that route lying considerably south Of
that int is now being favored by the officers
of this enterprise, and, it is believed line
by Fairfax C. Il. will probably be ultimately
adopted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-03

BIG HAwKs.-Last week, w. II. Wooddell
on North River, shot and killed two hawks at
one shot with rife, 40 yards of One meas
ured feet across the wings aud the other FIVE
feet two inches. .-Staunton Spectator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-05-03

CtONYENIENT to the Depots of all the South
I ern and Western Railroads and Steamboat
Loudings, saving Hack hire. Street Cars pass
every 1--WE minutes conveying passengers to allsec-
tions of the City, making it as convenient as any
Hotelin Baltimore. All the Appointments of this
House are frst cidss for reasonable charges. This
house is supplied with the National Fire Escape,
also the Extinguisher. Water convenience on
every Floor. r. SHARE, Proprietor,
D
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28

MossIaNoR Falcinelli. the Papal
Nunclo at Vienna, asked leave from
the Pope to absent himself from the
Austrian Capital during the visit OF
Victor Emanuel, but Cardinal Anto-
nelli decided that It would be sufficient
for him to be "lndlsposed through
that period,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28
CHICK LOST.

rERTTFrcArE OF DEPOSIT. No. 1855.
VI for $50. dated August 9Th. 1873 drawn oy
the Gold H,lf Agency of, tho Bank Of California
In favor Of John Doran. ts Lost. Payment is
stonned. and the finder win confer fayor BY
lesyinp the Amo at this once or at the Bank
Of California, Gold Hill. oUlW'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28

A CONTACT was recently entered In
to BY two lawyers Of Titusville. Each
agreed with the other not TO drink any
Intoxicating liquor, except when duck
shooting. under q forfeit Of one hun
dred dollars. Now one OF them keeps
a duck In back yard. The other
lawyer also keeps private duck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28

ASSOCIATED press reporters have not
much TO do nowadays except to send
to all quarters Of the globe the gratify-
ing intelligence that the Gourd county
fair "is confidently expected to prove
a success" and Hon. Bunkham has
been invited to deliver the address.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28

A CHURCH among the Indians on our
extreme Western frontier has recently
secured a line bell from Troy. New
York. The order stated that the
money was given entirely by red men,
who, dozen years ago. were painted
savages, with their tinkling bells on
their leyginCs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28

BxIanToS, which by It's vote Of last
Tuesday Is now part Of Boston, finds
itself In rather a queer fix. because
Brookline, which lies between it and
Boston proper, refused to annex. The
Legislature will be called upon to an
nCx unwilling Brookline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
EVERY PARTICULAR.

MILL AND MINING TIMBER DEPOT
North Of Min street, between G and d Streets
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND YARDS South
d street, opposite Smith street. sea3 II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28

A NUMBER Of housekeepers In New
Bedford have lately been swindled into
buying packages Of sifted coal ash, s
By fellow who represented them as a
"new and superior article for polish
Ing tin and silverware."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28

THE Fairchild family is monopoliz-
Ing the college business. Ooe Is Pres
ident Of the Michigan Agricultural
College, another Is President of Ober-
lin College. while third brother Is
President Of Berea (Ohio) College.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28

A rENsroNER Of the Second Con-
nectlcut Artillery drew one hundred
and sixty-two dollars pension money
week ago, and being distrustfu! Of
savings banks, deposited 1t In faro
bank Inside Of three hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28

Mrs. VALENTINE SCHNEIDER, who
lives on rare besfsteak at % Adams
street. Is about sixty years old, aud
has not been down stairs for three
years. She now weighs four hun
dred pounds.-BoSt0n Idcert.SeL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-28

TRAVELLING along the sea coast Of
Florida, a gentleman, noting the bar
renness Of the country, asked native:
"What do you live on here ?" "Live
on!" replied the man "why, We live
on fish and strangers
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

Brig Maria Heydorn Ger), Macmsy, Rio yaneiro, via
Falmouth f. days with coffee TO Kecnsgel Co; YES
Brig Hunter Coi Halifax 81, steen, ruspan, Mex, 4
during heavy gale from 70 ssW threw ~ pieces 80 o.
SshY Sparkling Nave qS yOwsy nos,sn FSTSsy =
schr u II Leavey of Bangor. Lee, Arroyo. r, Il
days with and moasses to Galway cassado-ves
sehr Loe BALTIMORE, Speed havana " days with
schr Il and Bishop Jacksonville IA days with
lumber to Gilbert Hunrer vessel to squres Thornton
sshr l. Bradley, chipman, Brunswick. Ga, 10 DAYS,
3 q P1 had Ps :
SehI Mary louisa, Gasseil, Washington, NC, days,
scSr schr Rsmnah Champion Tayor Virginia nc
schr Mary Miller, Dayton Georgctown Dc ior Provi.
schr Shaw, Cox. Baltimore.
The steamship Minnesota, which arrived Goth,
& % 1ass Sss and d. % lon
N. Francis from GLASGOW for Sidney ecBj; zfh, lat
lat &c 10 Sm PSnnH for New
YORK N, steamship rgypt (Br). hence tor Liverpool
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH
ssnr Hattie s G. MetsTand sydney cB for New York.
schr Reading RR No 4s. Adams, Norwich for Philade
;,S sshr sS sam Weller Rroekway Portland for New York.
ssT h A.4ass cSlss
sepr Yoaen knle, WILSON, Norwalk for New York:
Sshr & lawson ritzpatIisk, stamford Nor TOR yew & York
schr u Williams, Williams Portland for New York,
with stone 10 order,
sehr NJ Brsinara. Stevens, Portland for New York,
with stone to master.
sshr sshr Seh Smaller spear. New Haven forSew York.
se3r De Wit DC witt, New Haven for New York.
srhr D Burdeu, Rogers, New Raven for New York.
Schr Mary, Hadwell Dennysville Tor New York.
schr Trave,ler Portland for New York.
schr Mary lice, Dunham, New Haven tor New York.
schr VIM Smith OBrien, Milford .or New York.
schr sterling, Ball, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr J Anderson Johnson, Norwalk for New York.
SchT Old Zac, Beebe. New Haven for New York
schr Henry Lemuel Jarvis Bridgeport for New York.
schr Joseph Rogers Rogers, Portland for New York.
Schr Horace l.. Francis, New Haven for New York.
schr Daniel Fricl, Robinson, New Haven Cor New
York
schr X A Forsythe. Hobbie, Stamford for New York,
BOUND EAST.
Brig Angola (Br) Foster, New York for Windsor MS.
Schr Jed Frye. Langley. Baltimore for Stonington.
Schr NJ Richards, Irving, Georgetown, DC, tor New
schr Rramhall. Hamilton Hoboken for Boston,
schr kla.t Thompson, Trenton for New Haven.
schr II Curtis, New York Tor Deer Island
Schr John Stockham. Hart New York for Providence
schr VIM Farren Linsey New York tor New Haven.
Schr Atlantic, New York for Bangor.
Schr VI Wells Wells Elizabethport for Providence.
sor, Ms
schr Monticello, Pendleton New York for Boston.
Schr Merwln, Bunce, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Potter Hooper, Bradbury Haverstraw for Prov
idencc.
schr Kate Mary Foster New York for Providence
Schr Percy, New York tor Rockland
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTtaN YACHTS AND
mERALD wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINEs.
ia, Davis. Philadelphia

REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTtAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHirEsToSE TELEGRAPH Lines.
Steamship Russia Brl. Cook LIVERPOOL Sept 90 and
Queenstown 2ls'. with IN lse and 2 passengers to g
Franeklyn SEP, % lat Al IS ion "a o. passed National
qaeensowp .sh % mae and se'i - II
Sparks sept2t lat 20 lon 81 ST. saw Guion steamer
Steamship Holsatia GER. Barends, Hamburg Sept
Runearst as nd Co sept pr % lat - q Is Ion Gs
teml 2s LAT q q Ion Gs steamer Anglia DO ior do.
ws n'eansh ads a @ perseT T. kins'Pn Js sept %
selt ~ lat e - Ion y 81 on ne outward sage spoke
bark Tmpero lBr,. rom st Thomas for =
S.e senmhp and oa. e@s s. 3yana Sept Is with
Steamship Huntsville, Crowel Savannah sept z with
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston Sept 81,
with mdse and passengers 10 J " Quntard 4 60.
with mdse and passengers 70 Murrav. Ferris CO.
with mde to pake nsd s hss p%pds nIg q
o. The passage The sea witch IS anchored at the South
hip Hudson Pratt London. and Portsmouth, Aug q,
VIII merchandise q Grnne Mnturn Co, is anchored
ship Protector Sor, weisser, Hamburg IS days in
s1ip Prince Albert cGep. noepner, Hamburg, ~ days
CO. Is anchored at the southwest spit
sail i no nasRna aaIR 10 rsTTe Lisbon 30 days with
Bars 9 Clark lol London Melcalf, Manila i4s days,
with hemp and sugar 10 loungs Co
BARK Suez or Dahi Gloucester 50 days, in ballast to
Bari II schwensen Nor), Gunoersen Gloucester, %
days, in ballast to Tcens sgmann Sent "a lat a.
Ion % ~, spoke ship l. Gichrist Livnrpoo for
savannah - days out. The II Is anchored at sandy
Hook Tor orders.
Eark ImI orator CNor, Jensen, Bristol T. % days in
ballast. 10 Funck, Edye \ Go.
Bark .cadrift (of shied9, Aitkenhead, Newcastle 80
days, with mdse 10 barclay a Livingston vessel 20
Sws etlsnd Bowrng Sept 2f at ~ lon 81 exchanged
sgnals with bark showing letters y Il II Pr from -
for fict0u, NJ.
Bark David utaD. Bocco, Cork A days, in ballast to
Segar.
Barn Arronaut Gen, steemrafc Bremen 80 days, with
mdse and l2t passengers 10 u Koop Co. Sept 49, lat
~ X ion % ~ spoke bark Go Ahead tGer from Liver
Bark Texas Ger, stcfiens Iremen % days with dsc,
70 Charles I.uling Co.
Bark William Anna (swc9. NeglIck, Hamburg, 43
days, N ballast 70 funck, Edyc Co.
o. sesk "a Louise yGcf), Gehra, Settn iS days In ballast,
Bark Abbie Franklin Oof Bot'on), HoIbrook. Hsvre
Aug ~ Wi ndse 20 Boyt Him Ken; vessel 10 master.
aug ~ lat ~ ~ Ion 10 25 spoke bark Andre (Br,
from Valparaiso for Liverpool
order. ~ 'o
Bark Carlton coggins, sagua II days with sugar to
Grinneli, Mlniurn Co; vee-ei ~ Bret Son Co,
BARK Deseu Du6royack slAusl kersxuty Boston 5dayg
In ballast, 20 Slocoyich Co.
to order; vessel TO master. ~ ~
Brig Mira Aus. Garzancich Dunkirk 81 DAYS in bal
last TO socovich Co. sept ~, 800 miles east OF New
foundani spoke bark David QtsD, from Queenstown
Brig yaerIngcr tEor), Knnisen Grifnstadt Nor. 4s
day3 in ballast q Punch Edge Co. Is anchored at
sandy Hook for orders
Big san Rahace dtaD Cacace Alicante 50 days with
ncorcc to- MeAndrewsi vessel 10 order Passed. Glib.
raIar Aug l3.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 80, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Algeria Rrl, lie Messurier, Liverpool via
steamship Tyran tBD, Lawson, Glasgow-Henderson
steamship Trinacria (Br). Thomson Glasgow-Hender.
SOC Bros,
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah-Murray, Ferris
Steamship James Adger. Lockwood, Charleston-J W
steamshir wysneke, Couch, Norfolk. City Point and
Richmona-od Dominion Steamship %;
Steamship Nereus Bearse Rostop-H Dimocs
sh p hneht OF Snowden (Br), Richardson, liverpool
snip Carl GER, Bockelman, Bremen-Herman Koop
ship Admiral tGer) Hacsioop, Bremen-H Baeter
ship John Rutherford tBr1. Rutherford, Rotterdam
Ship Guldaxe (Nor) Larsen, Rotterdam-Funch, Edge
ship Garibaid tNor,, Hoyer, coDenhagen-Tetens 4
Bark nsnry 4 Litchaed. spauldng Sydney, Nsw,
Bark james kenway (Br), Mcdonald, Liverpool-J
Bark Ukraine, Mclcner, Liverpooi-J Ewe L Co.
Bars Rosa IAus,, Ginbich. Cork or Famouth-Sloco-
Bark Frednaes CSor,, Eilengsen. Cork for orders
BARK Brayo Nor Chrisophersen Queenstown TAI
mouth eteus sockmann;
Birk Derwent tsrl. Firth, Larne-Boyd& d Hincken
RarS Giuseppe dAbunio utalG cammaro'o' Belfast
Bark sG'i Europa Gcr) Gapsen, Bremcn-Hcrman Noop
Bark America tGerl Korer Bremen-E Unkart Co
rark Adegunde Ner), Gutsmuths, Antwerp-Funch
Bark Matilda HiIyard OBJ, Brooks, Rotterdam-Boyd
Bark uellas (Gerl ReuE, Rofterdam-Funch, Edye
Co.
Rark christiane (Nor,, Ulrichsen, Rot'erdam-Funch
Edye Co.
Bark cerere aus, cattarinich, Rotterdam-slecc
Co.
Bark Paolo Borzone qtap, Borzone, Amste rdam-slo-
Bark Atlantic GER, Liedke, stettin-Funch, Edge &
Co.
Bark Ceres Ger, Grunbera, Rostock-Funch Edge
Ce.
Bark un,one QtaD cahero. Alexandria, E-John
seager.
Bark Naduro Ger)' Meyer Gibraltar for ordersJacob
Bark Helios tNor), Hansen Baltimore-Tetens 4 Book
mann.
Bark Monitor. Eaton, Balt,more-Lunt Bros
Brig Wayerlev Terry, liverpool-J Elwell Co.
: Brig Lily iBr), Ryan, Ancona Tor orders-Boyd *
Hnckcn
brig i II A Pitt (Br, Tewksberry, Bermuda-Jones &
Brig Anna Lindsey CBrl, Dunn, st Johns MP I No.
vius X
Brig Beaver (Br, Pengelly, Rockland, NB-Be-tram
Bros
schr Fred Smith, Smith, Kingston, Jas De Cordova
Co
schr castilla (Br) Gale, st John NB-Heney Par
Eer.
schr Emma McAdam, Murch, rernandina-John Boyn-
tons son < Co.
schr Lawrence, Houck. Jacksonville-w Raw.
. schr Harry Landeil, Taylor, Richmond. va-siaght
Pettv
schr VIM Todd Wood, calais-w Ray.
Schr Geo A Fierce, Kelly Saem-R w Ropes Co
S,hr Artist Forester, somerSet-ferguSop Wood.
Schr splendid, Phnney. Mattapo1ett-ferguson
Wool.
Steamer Phladelpnia, DAVIS. PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

didn't care where he went; I recollect q
that was in the Court last fall; | did
not see any one burn IL in the court room stove,
and don't know what became OF IL; there was tar
heated In my barn in the first part OF November 10
fumieate my house; there was about two quarts OF
1t; did say last winter to some parties that the
parties who had tarred and feathered Kelsey had
better tell all they knew about II.
This closed the examination and the further
hearing was adjourned until Monday next.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
SAILED.

Steamships Crosby (Br) Tor Antwerp; Columbia, Ha-
leo Savannah: James Adger, Charleston; Wya-
nok & Rchmcna se barks % ruisko GER, Bremen; Paul
Au. ~ Hanoen tNorl. Rotterdam; Henry A litchfed,
BrSene Cienluegos PORT johnson; Hedwg Ger, Elsi-
biss I II Pitt, Bermuia Daniel Trowbrdge, st
Pier aart pAmco QtaD. Naples; schrs John X Hal
Ida, landna; Abby Bentley.
II sunset. NNE
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
A SHOCKING DISASTER.

Lost.
HALIFAX. N. s.. Sept. 30, 1878.
Information has reached here that the missing
schooner Three Brothers, OF Petite River, Lunen-
burg county, was picked up and towed into Little
River, Newioun dland, on the 22d inst. She Is
complete wreck, with spars, sails and rigging all
gone. Seven bodies were found In the cabin. The
remainder OF the fourteen are supposed to have
been washed overheard. Eight OF the crew were
married and leave large families at Petite River.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
Tel 4 aphic Marine Correspondence.


The ar Joseph Baxter, Capt Baxter, from George
town. or Boston, with cargo of 435 tons coal,
irce miles east of Point Judith thick fog
last nil ne belongs in Dennis, Mass, ana is a new
vessel 4. asured The Narragansett Wrecking Com
pany hay on-acted to her cargo, but it IS ex
pecred tina as ill go to pieces before either vessel
can be saved.
The ssociated Press despatch last night relating to
unknown schr in dangerous position off Bateman's
Reach was incorrect The did not abandon her as
she at anchor, and proceeded her this after
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
Died.

LANBsoN.-On Tuesday, September 80, JAMES
LAMBsoN, aged 3S.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and also
the members OF United Brothers. Lodge, No. l, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Thursday October 2, at two O'Clock p. NJ.
For other Deaths see Tenth Paoel
The New York herald., 1873-10-01


foRrs.oUrn, Sept l9-sailed, Investigator Ford drom
PIYxoUrm, Sept is~Arriyed, Sci Fratell Ferro, New
.PssARrH, Sept ls-Arrfved, VIM Hunter, Harksen,
PALsaso, Sept s-Arrved, Prudente, Parrnello, Ban
gor Tidal Wave, Crosby, Nisida
sailed sih Lizzie oseR R,, New York qds;o. p,u.ao
ogrrssTows, Sept Is-Arrived, Leoniaas, Russo, New
York Adutor, Johannescn, do; 18th, Roh Lowe t9, Td
marsh LONDON for hsax .n. Ms shor, Of coal Brgnc,
Ana a,sn Jones' from
New YORK e5 9antzic IN distress, ,n.,,uo
ss Sept Sent % ozns ie sD New
SINGAPORE, Aug l2-saisd Evening Star, Lcboeuf New
sTETr,s Sept l53Arriyed, fIakon Jarli Fries, New
us9 a s w psr C
sHAsGaAx, Sept ls-Arrved, Mary whitridgc, Cutler
TxsERirrr, Sept 2-Arrivcd, Adrian, Galleries. New
TUsxAn Sent M MI7L.Passed, = Pcd Dubrovach chersanaz
At Accra Aug Is, Dawn, Gregory, wig; 27th Sterling,
A. Sierra Leone Sept Rescue, Cushing from Boston.
At Cape Coast Castle Aug "a, Aiberna, Coggns, wig.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 29-Arrved, steamship E c Knight
Nsw ien wss FoTd Ala. Young
Proyidense sJ Fort; noboken: v.a
neatly. London; Angler i Curtis Merrman caiearen,
sehrs Martha Smith rascsgonla Henry A,a;cIbert
powner Young do GOV olA smith trcwei do
L. SnermaH, Alley. fDiladclpha; burReSs
Port Johnson; George 7 Prescott, Thomas New York
Returned schr Hattie Cove, Merchant, Tor Baltimore
(see Dsascrs.
Cleared--steamshlps Hccia OBr), Murphy. Liverpool
Eng; Neptune, Hallock, New York; bark y small
tBrl, O'Brcn. Cieniuegos; brigs Ida tBr, Eastman,
surinam Alice Tarlton, Tucker, Demararai schrs War
rem sawyer, Cre, Alexandria; q Pomeroy, Bryant
BALTIMORE; Day, Clark Cape Ann TO load for New
York: Ira Lanrie enier, Coleman Philadelphia
Dth-Arrlved, steamship Roman baker Philadelphia;
barks Belvldere BD, Finn, Archangel Lincoln, Mact,
New Orleans
BALTIMORE Sept 2o-Arrivcd, steamship Tiber Tr),
Clark, Liverpool George Appod, Loyeand Boston via
Norfolk; barks Traveller (Br Penield Rio Janeiro;
Wave Queen DIR, Peak, Liverpool Continental, Pis,
bury Cardenas briz Prcstssimo, Barnes Rio Janero;
Holmes, Windsor Ms; Leander Knowles Knowles,
Windsor. y Hector, Higgins kennebec river BOW
don, Randall dol Eta NJ Barter new, Barter, Thorn.
aston; George Mills. Tlllotson, Fall River; Addie NJ
CHADWICK, Coan, Boston; Wm Z Woodycar, BRUSSELS
Notwithstanding Blackstone Hsllet Boston via Nor:
folk; brig shepherdcss (Br, Ponwill Rio Janero; 4
Isabel Alberto, Tooker, New Bedford
ssiIed--Bark stag (Br), MarseiIles; brig Cormorant
lNorw), Brcmen; Woodcock (Br), Halifax; i ii Rich,
BATiI Sept 23-Arrivcd brig Tally Ho, Plummer, sa.
lem schr GENTLE, Edrdge, New York
BRISTOL sept N-Arrivcd, schr herschel, Chambers
Saiicd.schr Sarah W Blake. Blake, Haverstraw
BRTDGEPORT sept 29-Arrivcd schrs Anadir, Corwin,
Ezabe thpori dos. phne do; Ella Jane, Allen, and Es
cort Hawkins, New York; sloop Mary Brush ketchnm,
ElizabefhpOrt :.
Weymouth Mass.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01
SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New Fork-This Day.
T.. suN iND NOON. HIGH wArkk
Sun rises. ......... 56 Gov. Island. morn 8 90
Sun sets ......... 43 Sandy Hook. morn 2 A
Moon sets. morn - - Hell Gate. morn IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-04
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.

emitting the holder to admission 10 Ihe Fal..
and chance in the Grand Lottery.
ANY person holding numb red coupon lhe mo
same chance OF winning prize in The Iottery az
those who use their tickets for admission tC ths
Fair.
The Directors OF the Association having through
seTiss OF years resOrted 20 every means II tbeIt
power 10 keep alive ana foster this Association, 80
identified With the progress and development o.
the resources Of our STATE and finding themss YEA
at present involved to an .1teGt that sndRngere
its very existence. have adopted the following
plan, which to them seem the only practical ado
certain way ofralsing funds necessary TO pecpsts
ate his institution and place il upon basis that
VIII enable it to continue its of usefulness
The object OF tho Association j. TO create seo
r.ved interest spony al clas.r, 81 our cI;Izen,
coming Fair and a. the same time is offering
large Inducements stim uate the Gale Of its so6ets
to extent that viii enable it TO RsahSs -
amount adequ nts to its pressing waIas.
The plan adopted by the ASSOCIATION as ~ laene
2D) I 90 tickets, at fifty cents ticket .hs same
price as is usual for ad mission 20 the fAr WIN
courOn attached bearing mum ber; the said tekes
emitting the holder to one admission 10 sus Fa&S
the coupon to be- retained by himself
On The last day of the Fair numbers correspond
ing with the number of tickets issued will ts
placed in wheel and ell of the prizes IL aHothes
when the grand drawing viii take place under tia
supervision Of the following well known gee
L.etnen.
l. n. Marks ESQ, Prrs;dsnt OF the Sech'w 80 &Le
Agricultural Fair Association:
A,R-We the under signed nave seceivs3 vouP
communication asking sur aid in superlD tending
the drawing of the Grand lottery on the Pas
Grounds ct yOnY next Fair and tullv recogulziuS
the Importance of the enterprise which Vsnr AZ.
ISOLATION has labor ed earnestly 80 establish 4=snS
believing he plan you have adopted to be thofs
oughly practical aud well worthy tho confidence
and SUPPORT OF the ppblic. :heeaul'y ~eEli o slE$
your request.
the relief so earnestly sought for. y. s!usr s1@
much respect. very Truly yours,
Hon. L. A. WILTZ,
Chsrie,, cs'afsc, Esq. Patrirs aein. -.
l.. H. Gardner kEQ.. 4. 4. H.iggSs FsS