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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29
THE FRANKING PRIvIL EGE.
Facts and Figures ~ "a. Free Matte'
H.. Sent Through the Mails.

Facts and Figures as "a. Free Matter
I- Sent Through the Mails.
The Washington correspondent Of
the St Louis Globe says, in late letter
Fred. Douglass's paper, the NeU Ma
tional Era, is engaged in rather sharp
controversy with the Chronicle over the
ranking privilege-Douglass's paper
opposing its abolition, the other advo-
Gates it. The Era sharply controverts
the Chronicles figures, and claims to
show that the cost of franked matter
is greatly exaggerated. The Era claims
that the entire cost of transporting
all ranked matter is not over $3.50, 1000
instead OF millions, as charged. 1t
thus reaches this conclusion: The gov
eminent manufactures into public doc
uments one thousand tons OF paper,
Globes and all, above one>half OF which
ia sent free through the mails as bound
volumes, the legal postage on which ID
only one cent an ounce. Brief calcula-
ton will show, if all were paid for, the
revenue therefrom would have been
only 100000 annually. Add 10000
600 ranked speeches, or l25 tons OF pa
per, the postage on which would be $2O,
600, total SlS0,000. As to letters, the
NcV Era makes the liberal allowance
of 5000 for each person entitled to the
privilege. The number OF these will
not exceed 1000, or 2,OOO0 600 free letters
Charging the single rates the postage
would be 100000 annually. This, adds
the Nev Era, is a total Of $24O,OOO.
The Chronicle further charged that the
loss to the postal revenue tor free po-
litical matter sent during the late CAM
psign was equal to 81 100000 worth o.
stamps. The New Era goes for that
statement in somewhat remorseless
fashion. The Republican Committee
printed, it suggests, about l2,oOO,ooo
documents, of eight pages each, or IN
all $3.50 reams OF paper.
This paper weighed in the aggregate
about 1877, 900 pounds. The postage o.
one>half cent per ounce on this matter
would be just $4,000 Again, the Era
declares that it costs nothing for trans-
portation, as the work was done under
old contracts, and ali the free political
matter neither added or took away one
dollar from the Department The Dem.
ocratic Committees ranked matter will
not exceed one tenth of this total. The
advocate of the ranking privilege
proceeds by other calculations, to still
further reduce the loss, which the
Chronicle estimates at over three MIL
lions, to $5770, and asserts that the
postage on all government printed mat,
ter sent free by mail will not exceed
1000. His statements do not, Of
course, cover the abuses Of the frank
the sending OF other than authorized
matter, but in the loose statements con-
tinually made, it is just as we'll to get
down TO facts
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Destructive Firs asIHorgansews.

81 NoRaANrowNs W. Va, Jan. n.
Saturday. the 18th Of January, at 80
P. M. the FIRE alarm wss given bythe
students living at the Woodburn, the
boarding house Of the WestSvirginis
University, and at IL o'clock the entire
building was in ashes. The origin Of
the fire is said to be the explosion OF q
kerosene lamp, which occurred during
the absence Of one Of our best schola rs
from his study, who had been called out
by a fellow student for the purpose OF
showing him a difficult problem in
mathematics. Three OF the Senior and
two of the Freshmen, class are sid TO
have lost everything except the clothes
On their bodies: On the old and
famous WOODBURY., which has served
many years for educational purposes. l
understand lis $4,000 insurance. Mr..
Tie, proprietor Of the boarding house,
will not suffer very severe losses, as
his furniture was insured. He has
already secured large building on
Main street for accommodating stu
dents who desire to board with him.
In less than twenty minutes after the
FIRE had originated, l think, the whole
population OF Morgantown, except little
ones and sick, were on the College
grounds, partly to assist and partly to
invite the homeless students cordially
into their homes. Our young men are
provided for, end although the number
OF students is large and homes in town
are scarce, nevertheless from fifty to 9
hundred some OF the Musa may still find
rooms for accommodation at present,
because our kind citizens have deter.
mined to throw open the doors OF. all
their spare rooms to render aid under
prevailing circumstances. Thanks TO
the friends of education.
Yours truly, X.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29


TIE Cuban newspapers are making
a good point, in reply to Secretary
FlsH's recent Dispatch in which the
United States Government threatens to
interfere in the Cuban war because
Spain has been so long iu subduing the
insurrection. They point to our In
dian troubles and the recent defeat Of
United States troops by band Of half
naked Modocs, and say that unless this
government brings the war to speedy
and successful termination, Spain
should interfere in behalf OF the In
dams. There's something in that.
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- HS.d Shot.

Daring As RECENT heavy sleet Mr.
John Hsslep made q fine shotsby
which % hnusaally large numb =
wild ducks ware secured. Finding thai
the ducks gathered about where q mt
corn had been shattered in husking. he
opened q trench in the elect and secret
ed himself with double-barrelled gun.
Soon NOR. than hundred came and
with military precision. down went q
hundred heads to feed in the trench
One barrel containing large shot hAy
ing tailed fire. the other. with small
shot was discharged, and over went
thirty dueksg AsnYreviysd sufficient
ly to fly away, a. the shot were toe
small to kill. but, be caught SIX in each
hand, while the others escaPed.-Noon'
roe County Wdtchman.'
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A New Depa Il tu tIrei in MED feline

II is difficult to induce the medical pro-
fession to abandon the old grooves in
which It has travelled for centuries. Purga-
ton, venesection, opiumisation and bills
teration are Its team Of venerable hobbies,
and 1t does not lik to harness up the new
TOUR il. hand OF IMMIGRATION, regulation,
purificatIon and renovation. and take q
new departure. Advanced practitioners,
however, who are not welded to old dog
Filters we possess, DO to speak, counter
charm 10 the maligu influences that pro-
ducr various diseased conditions, They do
in nervous Complaints, andIin all disturb
ances of the liver, the bowels, and the di.
gestive orgsns this powerful and: whole
some vegetable remedy effects extraordf-
nary cures. he public rendered this yer:
oict ma nv years ego, and the enlightened
mem bers OF the profession acquiesce IL 1t,
Better late than never
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

We believe that the entire press OF
the State (if there be any exception we
do not remember it now, has spoken in
condemnation Of the course Of the Leg
islature in taking pay for the twenty
days of the legislative recess. There
is bat one voice in relation to it. The
custom elsewhere does not excuse it,
and no argument yet put forth by the
members who have drawn the disputed
per diem will satisfy public opinion.
The money was not earned; no service
was rendered 10 return for it; the State
has nothing to show for the ten thou
saud dollars thus expended; and the
members who have taken the
money should be made to feel
that their conduct is inexcusable and
that they have outraged public senti-
ment in this regard. 1t is matter out
of which no party capital can be made.
The Republican members have been as
derelict as the Democrats, but the good
sense Of the majority should have kept
the Legislature from falling into such
q glaring mistake.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29
General Jubal A. Early.

The name OF this gentleman having
been mentioned in connection with the
Governorship OF Virginia, he has writ
ten to the Lynchburg NeaOs that he
would not consent to take the oaths re.
qaired to be taken to hold any Office
within the gift Of the people, Of the
Legislature, or OF the people. il the
em'luments were ten fold what they
are at present. o. ,'' n.-t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

Mann moth P.eamatie Enterprise.
0 Senator Wilson has introduced a bill
incorporating" the New York, and
Chicago Spbers-P Pneumatic Tube Com
psny, for the construction of . tube
road between the cities named, for the
propulsion Of hollow spheres carrying
mail and other matter. Albert 'Bris'
bane, james NJ. ashley and MIRA Helen
NJ. Barnard, Of this city, are the most
prominent corporators. The capital
authorized is forty thousand dollars per
mile, with authority, to issue an, unlim-
lited amount Of bonds. Il 49,, mi,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29
Coat River aud west virginia Rail.

CINCINNATI, Jan uaty 27-The stock
holders Of the Coal River and West
Virginia railroad met to-day and
elected the following Board o. Direct
ors: Florence Marmet, .Johu'A Gsno,
L II. Sargent, George. Hsger and
Davis Wilson, all of Cine unsti; Tbos
L. Brown, of West Virginia; Phillips
S, Just. Philadelph'a; A. H. Howard,
Allegheny City, The Board organised
by electing Florence Marmet, Presi.
dent; Davis Wilson, Secretary; George
Hsger. Treasurer. 1t was decided TO
have the Office in Cincinnati and the
branch office 10 Charleston. 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29
RH.oPIN ED.
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

DART OF rOT ISL, ON THE SOUTH
i side OF John street and extending back
IA feet 10 inches. to apaved alley.
On the front of the lot there Is Flick
House, containing hall, SIX rooms, Kitchen
washToom and two cellars. 6as1in every
room and water In kitchen, wash room and
yard. 49,. -,
house Of two rooms and porch, with by
drant In yard. ...s-..,,..s
squares fr m the Postofice, on the princt-
p3l thoroughfare Of East Wheeling, bound.
ed on three sidesby streets and alleys, and
offers good chance TO anyone wishing q
residence at once cheap, convenient and
Terms Of saie-Two thousand (s2coo) dol
lars cash, balance In one year purchaser
giving negotiable note, bearing Interest al
s per cent, secured by deed Of trust on the
property. W. ~
Possession given April !, 1873 - .
H.not solu before, it will be offered at
public ale at the front door OF the Court
House, Tuesday. Feb uary 4, 1873. o.
.-..-r JIM. MILLER CO..
/ ta29-egi AuctiOneers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

AND now the people Of Kentucky are
tired of the location OF the Capital at a
point distant from the commercial
metropolis Of the State, and a committee
Of the Legislature has reported in favor
of removal to Louisville. I'D
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

THs World Almanac for 1873 has
been received and we hereby tender our
thanks therefor? 1t is an invaluable
compendium Of political statistics and
general Information aud is Indispensable
10 an editor and valuable to every citi-
zen. The tables OF election returns
have been carefully compiled and are
official and trustworthy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
81 Trlr--.o:---- ~, 40 -
RatohoIAvtsa Hair live.

This superbHAIR DYE Is the Besttn IN.
Wold-Perfectly harmless, reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment: No RI
diculous Tints or Unpleasant 0d9r; The
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, IL BOND street, New York. d.
mar5-degc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

THEY use mules for pulling the Cleve
land street cars, and the drivers are not
sllowei 70 swear while on duty. They
are given o full day each week, how.
ever, 70 70 70 the woods. 81 ~ y. .-.s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29
DIED.

RUssELL-At the residence Of her
mother, on the National road, LYDE SURF.
YER sPRIGG RUSSELL, youngest child OF
VIM H. and Effie Russell, in the 9th year
of her age. go
Funeral notice tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

CHICAGO requests the Illinois Legisla'
ture to give her authority to pay her
Councilmen $1,000 per year, in order 70
vehtsshetls from stealing twice as
much. ..-----.--..-...-....-,
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yn0Tcss.
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting.
Proposals for Coal

crALpp PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE.
- ceiyed at the ONCE of the Board Of Com.
miHioners Of Ono county until Monday,
February 5 1873. tosupply the Court House
and Iaii and Poor House with coal for the
ensuing wear. Proposss m mus ~ specify th'
The Rosrd reserves the right to reject any
A"1 -" JOHN HANDLAN, President.
Taste. g. Il. CECIL Clerk. janlg-i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29
WANTED.
TRUSSES
"TIHOSH."

''TrRosH" OR UNFERMENTED WINE
L Tor Communion purposes. Also,
Angelica Wine, very delicate, q fayorife
wine for ladies and fnvalids. Also, Spark
ling and Hook Wines. Pinet 4 Co. g Brandy,
Old and pure, superior Rye and Bourbon
Whistles. for medicinal purposes. -
For sale by LOGAN, LIST d co,
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NOTICE.

yr,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Benwood Iron
Works, for the election q Directors, viii b
held AT the once of the Company, No. I
Quincy street, in the city Of Wheeling, o.
Tuesday the sth day OF January, lHA At
WHEELING, January 10. Secretary.
ianl4.rt a. -" ..D ...
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Mrs. O. MCCOY;
d - IlS MAIN RTREET,

r1EEPs A FULL ASSORTMENT or
n Laces, Trimmings, Gloves. Corsets, In
Guiding Mrs. MooiyS Abdominal Corsets !;
Gents and Ladies' Hosiery, Handkerchief
and everything appertaining to complete
assortment of Fancy GOODS: Orders for
anvtbing In her line promptly attended to.
Ladies desiring to purchase handsome win
ter clos rs or water proofs would do well 10
examine her stock before making selections
elspwhere.l 80 ~ " ~ n6fl2r %
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Fish.

kO HIS. MED. NO. 3MACKEREL.
CU 20 " Ex. . /"
Is Bill. Round Shore + erring.
Is o." Fxtr Labr dor
Just Re ceived and for sale by
M PEI ~
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TObaccOs.

COLE AGENUY IN THE CITY FOR
y "Sena'e Fine Cut, in pals.
"Jubilee Twist, )" in drums.
"FlnzeI Brothers" Bright Mahogany AT d
Blight Navy, In caddies and butts.
jal9 NJ REILLY
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Dissolution.

VNHE LAW PARTNERSHIP WHICH
L existed between the u dersiened was
dissolved on the 18th day of January, 1873.
r H. COCHR An,
jan28-s VIM. P. HUBBARD.
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Bakers Flour.
Fresh Teas.
Refined Supars

ReHneO sugars.
CU GRADUATED.
rs bbls. A, and Extra c Coffee,
In store and for sale by
NJ REILLY
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Auction saIe.

r WILL COMMENCE TO SELL AT
J. auction on Wednesday, January 20, at 2
o'clock z. NJ, the balance of my stock OF
goods, consisting of an endless variety,
such az usually Kept in grocery and pro.
vision store. p BURKE.
~ Market Square, Centre Wheeling.
j. NJ. MILLkR d Co., Auctioneers.
iGn2S-r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-01

In Baltimore, on the 18th ultmo nj the risi-
deucc of his brothcrin-law, Gavin {. IHIl:-
terro, JAMES LANGHORSE GOODWIN,
only son of Col. s. Goodwin, !stc of Fax * CO.,
Va, ag~d 2G ycars.-IR Rich. papers please copy.
january 4th, very suddenly, sft"r AZ Hines
of \ few days, in the county OF Prince AI"'!rd.
at the residence of her husband. Dr.. }. Horace
Lacy, Mrs. MARY w. LACY, III the 9th year
of her sge.
Also, at the Same pace. January IGN, MY u
few DAYS afterwards DR.. }. HORACE Lhtl n
the SOth year Of his age.
At Morrisvilc, in Fauquir;; county; W., On on
the 24th Of January, very sItdcf1y, Nts. o.
In the 10Th year of her agc, Vt her residence,
near New Glasgow, in Amherst county 81 ncG-
ralgic disease OF the heart, Mrs. LEA NGk
SHEPHERD, relict of J. +. NJ. shepherd, AID
daughter of the late Capt. j. NJ. BEL, Of Cii-
pepper.
At his mothers residence in Frcde,iGAs arg
on Thursday. the 3pth instant. at lu> p IA.
HUGH PATTON CHEW, in he ga year OF
his age.
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~ VICES TO-.uOEKo"'

c.rrca-Screice ut II a. M sha -
Czs"'! Raw 4. II. Mckim: J.,
,, b BY r., ,ss CaURcH-Service ut II a. al. by
.:sr D.: ;,,a a at l y. M ard = p
J.. y TsEr' IsCavkcH-AH' at Il and / a !"
le:peT. a. p %, :; CuCEc4l--Service in
s!s'I ;rs and at night by Rev. .. d. Green.
IN. nsT','pp ngssYrERlAS CnsKcH-ServIce IN
5kSo~i inc snd at night, by Rev. DIR. BULLOCK
y Et: RS, IN Fst Mr. IN :ss morn
IN; 49, sr,, Epis. CHURCH SouTH-SrrVlces IN the
W." ,sna At night, by Rev. DIR. bnsev.
a', ,.r,i pgor. CnuKcu-Sermon in the morn
METZ =. n,sht, by Rev P. Light Wilson,.
iag A,.r r,sr FREDERICKSBURG IN the morning
ba \, n;rbt. BY Rev. Mr.. Ryland !,
a1 Gx =, IN LuruEEAS-Sermon st p M, oy
r. ~ . u.s. CuApE1-Service at .: m.
YYv e, A.-Praycr meeting in the Meth.
=, Church, at four O'Clock. p. M Aims
;.;'n .@ryiccs at "a p. m; jail services at
A'%,' Mission Sabbath School on the Fish
I, vi at ~ m. Prayer meeting at the rlr-
\ ':"' ,I',,.,. ~ y D. m. Daily prayer meeting
!.',.S I'M in the room of the Association
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Railroad Receipts.

The following were the receipts BY the O., a.
,.hnst a3I rye S., mill otfal 225, corn meal 100,
bran M 5opy 81. Os s3s.: ID p S1fa f 81 nGs
va $500" c;Scr bis aour $40 bbs apples % hbls,
S SS Ss'1 IS bbIs dressed hogs ST. fresh beef Dps
lbs, butter 10 tbl. and boxes, eggs e ,1e
ground gro bark ss7 sacks, buckwhSat four 10 bhs'
hides 20 bundles, cabbage bbls, wool | sack
bark cords hay 49 bales sTa% 49, '" nis i1 rsn
"a sNl lbs blooms 60, 0tO lbs. lard trkins, wood
cords ,aow hSs and .d oH1s D1'G b.s 80 r V5
i553 lbs RAYS aol lbs, dry goods | box; milk
can, lumber 1900 #, cattle cars, cattle car
sheep car coal cars.
The following were the receipts by the w. g, q
0. K. r.: Wheat 1890 bushels, corn e'2 rye 10;
poultry a bbls and boxes, eggs II DOS ano
boxes butter 4 bDls and boxes apPfbSb l and 1ns
haess nork II Gyl lbs, fresh beef l0l5 lbs cast
ings }l6o lbs, old iron 200 lbs pows5 T. o5"oms
dozen, ground sumac 30 bags, seed l.! BOXES
hay 81 bales, hides bundles, fowls coopS'
calves &c stock , car loads, wood car loads.
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From New York.

New YORK, Feb. In an interview last
nivht LYMAN 1'remainc Of the Tweed prosccu
ton said The ring still remained in power here
hv reason oflaws already passed in their inter
est, and the present mode of summ9nlng Jurors
here was mere mockiug of justice. La 1870
the ring passed law making the commissions;
of Jurors the exclusive Judge as to the quahti..
cations of jurors. The ring desired Stokes
conviction and Jurors remarkable Tor lntci!i-
gcncc and character were drawn. The reverse
of this is true in Tweed case. Or this jury
one had served a year in the pcnitentlary,
another was a worthless loafer about the city
and one was provided with anew suit OF clot hes
for this occasion aud third openly bnastcd that
he could make a good deal OF money II nc could
get on the Boss trial, Mr. 1rclnalne added
that seven of the jury were Tor conviction and
five for acuuttal Etfnlts to interview the
jurymen last night were but partially successful.
They said they had taken solemn oath ad-
uinistcred to each one of them not to dlvu &c
the secrets o! the jury room. The prosecution
have information that some Of the jury bad been
tempered with ant it is probable Will take
suitable action thereon. Tweed last evening
said that his trial was merely IL political one;
that they would never get a jury to convict hun.
He was tired of the business.
ne cOuUSel III lile toUJhcS SttSS, III y
failure to obtain an order for new trial from the
new Judge Boardmau will apply fora stay OF
proceedings and thereby secure review OF the
case bv the full bench Of the Supreme Court,
and on failure then will 80 to the Court OF
Appeals.
Iremaiuc mentions the fact that OF one hun;
drcd men summoned on the Tweed panel
only twcnty-nue appeared, from which number
the principal portion Of the jury was drawn Inc
remainder subsequently appeared before the
court and showed that they never had been
summoned ut all and they were accordingly
excused from their fines. These latter were
all remarkable for their intelligence and rt-
srcc,abIity. All the officers who have any
! thing to do with the obtaining of iurries are
personal friends of Tweed and it was through
| their manipulations that the jury was packed
| for Tweed trial.
The Cuban Anti-Slaycry Committee here, OF
Which S. II. Scottron is chairman and Rev Ii
II. Garnet Secretary, has issued AN address tt
the President and people Of the United State
asking support in the movement for the aboll
ton 81 slavery in Cuba The gentlemen men
toned will visit the principal cities tor
the purpose of holding Cuban antl->lavcry
meetings and personally urge the attention
Of the matter upon the President.
Conkling, the detautlng secretary OF the Mar
ket Savings Bank. is toreturn from Montreal
conditioned, that he be guaranteed immunity
and testify concerning the misappropr!atlon. o.
bank money in the suit against president Fal
Name.
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20, 90 TICkETS-UNLY s. EACH.

The distribution of GIFTS will take place i'm
mcGiatcly after the Concert, on the vast stage of
The Opera House, and in full view of the audi
rncc unicr the imrnodistc supervision Of the
President and Directors OF the y u DE L'EAU
COMPANY. and the following distinguished
gentlemen, who have kindly consented to be
present and sc Inst the gifts are properly dis
lrihutct aS advertised:
Hon. Iohn L. Ludlow. Mayor Of Norfolk.
Hon i. s. Watts, Mayor o. Portsmouth.
Hon. J. B. Whitehead, cx- Mayor of Norfolk.
Col. Waiter II. Taylor, of Norfolk
James e. Holladav. esq, of Portsmouth.
Should the tickets be not All sold when the
Concert comes or tic presents will be distrb
utcd in proportion t. the number sold.
Currency Gifts will be paid in CASH ut our
bar king house, in tho city Of Norfolk, on pre-
s'nt.lon of the tickets cuttled thereto, without
discount. For further particulars and for tick
cts. apply To the unGcrSi gncd, who alone are au-
.horiZcl to appoint agents for the sale of tickets
The undersigned. Directors OF the Vue dc
l. Eau Company, pledge themselves To the pub
lie tn; Inc ,n"', Grand Concert shall take place
nouncnd in he above card, on the basis Of the
Original advertisement III to the distribution of
lifts.
'. d. Gron&r, VIM. il. White, ". Reed,
i. G. Chic, Geo w Grice, n. Burruss,
+. G. Lindsey
All ,r ,c"- for tickets promptly attended to.
BURRUSS, son & CO.,
F!n&nral Agents. Nuc dc l. Eau Co.,
Norfolk Virginia
GEORGE +. FRENCH,
Agent for the sale oi tickets in Alexandria
Npri't!i;, jim lists