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LONDON, November o. The stcam.
ships Batavia, from Boston; Rhein,
from New York arrived ont.
PHILADELPHIA, November 0. - The
steamship Illinois, from Liverpool, ar.
rived.
B&ToN, November 0.-Intelligence re-
ceived here leads to tie belief thNt the
brigs J. W. Spencer and Toronto and the
schooners Moses PNtten, Nettie Chase and
Serene were lost with all on board during
the terrible hurricane which recently
caused 80 much damage at Jacemel, Ma
vasso, Jamaica and 81. Jago.
LONDON, November 9.-The steam.
ships Hall and Davis, from New York,
arrived out.
SAN Francisco, November 0-The
Pacific Mai steamer Granada, from Pana-
ma. nfriyed,
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Cotton Report.

MEMPHIS; November 0.-The Memphis
Cotton Exchange aggregates for the
month Of October as follows: 50 report
very favorable weather; 40 more favor.
able than in 1874; 32 about same; 10 not
so favorable; G report exceptional heavy
wind and rain storms; so report killing
frosts; from . to 90, average date October
IA, average damage Q per cent 40 report
no damage; IL report beneficial; | | report
no killing irOsts.
Tennessee reports Al per cent crop
picked; North Mississippi 50 per cent;
Arkansas AZ per cent; total average for
this department Al per cent.
Tennessee estimates that the picking
season will close December 20, North
Mississippi January II, Arkansas Janu.
ary IL. Tennessee estimates the increased
production over 1874 at IS per cent,
North Mississippi Mt 10 per cent, Arkan.
Sas at 81 per cent. The average increased
production for the department Is % per
cent under this head. Tennessee com.
plains that the crop Is very late and con-
sequently there Is serious dumagc by frost
In both Tennessee and Arkansas. Sick.
ness has seriously retarded labor, In Ar.
kansas particularly. There ia complaint
that la6orerS have waited for extortiOn.
ate prices for picking. There has been
considerable damage by the ball worm.
In Mississippi "a report damage by dry
rust; So no damage; estimated at 4 per
cent; Al report laborers working we'll; 45
not working we'll; u assign political OK.
citemcnt for the cause; q sickness; is de.
pressed low prices and abandoning their
own crops 10 work for wages. No fears,
however, seem to be entertained but that
with favorable weather the crop will
be saved. Twonty.fOur answer that
the September estimate OF small
grains and grasses 10 be sown is too large;
80 answer that the estimate given shows
lG per cent increase over last year.
The aggregate for the north ol Ala.
bama, ii report favorably;0 more favor.
able than last year; 8 about the snme; all
report killing frost from 10 to Is per
cent; II report damage; 3 no damage;
estimated average damage II per
cent; crop reported forty-six per cent
picked, estimated that the picking season
will close by Dec. II. Five, report an in.
creased production; two report about
one per cent. Of n decrease. Under this
head the crops are reported to have been
very backward, very green and growing
when uvertaken by a killing FROST Three
report damage by rust; 2, by rot; II, no
damage estimated; u, report labOrera
working we'll; 8, report September esti.
made Of small grains and grasses to be
sown ia too high. The estimate now
given IL two per cent. over last year.
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ITALY,.

RoME, November 0.-Recently the Di.
aria Espanal, Of Madrid, gave publication
to a statement that d note had been dis.
patched from the Vatican to Spain, in.
sisting upon the execution Of the Concor-
dat atlri6uting civil war to religious toll.
erance, and demanding that the Bishop
Of Urgel be tried by ecclesiastical Judges,
&c. The existence Of this note Is denied
here. The communication from Spain is
still unanswered.
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American Public Health AsSocin.
tiOf1.

BALTIMORE, November 9.--The third
annual meeting Of the American Public
Health Association convened here to-day.
DR. Joseph NJ. Lover, Of Washington, pre-.
sided. Among the members present we're ::
Henry iiattShorne, Of Pennsylvania; W.
S. Astale, W. Snively and Crosby Gray,
Of Pittsb urgh; Jshn Ranch, Of Chicago;
Thomas L, Neal, Of Dayton; II. O. Hitch.
cock, Of Kalamazoo, Michy and j. E.
Reeves, Of Wheeling.
The medical profession Of this city was
represented by a number Of its most emf
nent members.
After tho address Of welcome by Jas.
A. Stewart, the health officer oil Balti-
more, DR.. Toner delivered the introduce
tory address.
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Ntenmer Rnrnc,I.

BosroN, November "a special SAYS
The steamer City Of Waco, from New
York for Galveston, was burned outside
Of Galveston Bar, on the eighth. The Of.
ficers, passengers and crew took to boats,
and were last seen bearing westerly, A
tug has been sent out,
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Sr. PAUL, November O.-Tho official rc.
turns Of the late election are not yet all
in, but the majority Of Pillsbury, Repub.
lican candidate for Governor, cannot be
less than 10000. The Legislature will
stand about 03 Republicans and so Dem.
Ocruts, the Republicans having gained
members in many districts.
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CINCINNATI, November 0. So Cotton -
QuiGtat 1880. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
WheNt-Dull at 81 l5al 80. Corn-Quiet;
old 6Sa60o; new 40a45c. Oats-Dull at 2Sa
4OC. larley-Firm and unchanged, Rye
Quiet and firm at 7SaSOc, Pork-Dul and
nominal. Larl-Quiet; steam 121SC; ket.
tic l3al3hc. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un.
changed; Observation-Disclosures, Nll
loose, partly cured. lIacon-Noninal.
Whlsky-DGmNnd fair and market firm nj
81 10.
IIOGs-Steady; common 81 OOA7 90; fair
to good packing 81 2Oa7 40; butchers 81 so
NJ o..
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rrini Of .tnsanl, 1.nnshnrrr,

PITTSBURGH, PA, November s.-In the
United States Circuit Court, this morn.
ing, the case Of the United States VA. Jo.
seph Lansbetry, indicted for the murder
Of Capt. Butler, PFovos. Marshal oI
Cleatheld county, in October, 1854, was
called up. This is the first murder trial
ever tried by the United States Court in
this district.
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Fron 1Ilc Cherokce Nntion.

CHEROKEE, November 0.-Thc Chero-
kee Council has not yet declared who was
elected Chief at the late election in that
nation. Several seats OF counsellOrs con.
tested nnd no definite action has yet been
taken in regard to them.
Some twenty To thirty men arrived
with shot guns under the Sheriff Of Tai.
lequah and sit in Council daily to pre-.
serve order, and about five hundred men
are around town, but everything has been
quiet 30 far, and II the election returns
have not been tampered with there will
probably be no trouble,
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GovERyMBNr iloyDs-Firn.

RAILROAD BONDs-5trong In the late
afternoon dealings. Chicago L Northwest.
ern consolidated coupon gold bonds ad.
vanced to SIX; Michigan Central IA to
lOlX, and Union Pacific sinking funds to
s7>1; Union Pacific frSts brought 1851;
Rock Island Is 1O9'f, and do. 6S 100.
sToCEs-ln the early dealings were dull,
but In the main strong. During the last
hour the market was firm and higher, with
the greatest activity in Western shares. The
improvement from the lowest point Of the
day ranged from u to IL per cent. NIichi.
gan Central rose from 6IIS to G6N, North.
western from 3sN to 3SSG, St. Paul from
S5'k to S5si, Hannibal & 81. Joseph from
2ON to 81, do preferred from 20 to 23jE,
Lake Shore from Cl'G to 62,E, Erie from
ls'6 10 i7jG, ohios from lGSS to IL, Pacific
Mail from SsN to 3S'S, Western Union from
76X to 76jS, and Union Pacific from G5H
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VOLUME XXIV---NUMBER 6S.

to O6k. The closing quotations in many
instances were the highest Of the
day, A heavy business is reported
outside Of the Stock Board in privileges
on Northwestern common stock. A privl.
lege to put stock at any time within thirty
daysat thirty.eight per cent is said to have
been given by the bull combination for the
consideration OF one per cent, The report
is again current of movement for bull
account in the Ohio & Mississippi stock in
connection ian old story probably reviyed)
with the Baltimore & Ohio party to Balti
more. The transactions on the Stock FIX.
change were $4,000 shares, Of which 1000
were Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union,
1000 Northwest common, 5000 st. Paul
common, $500 preferred, 1000 Erie, $1,000
Lake Shore, 5000 OhiOs $4,000 Union Pa.
uIfc, and 1000 Missouri Pacific,
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IIhiIn,IeInhin Wool,

PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Wool-
Improved demand and prices Steady; Ohio,
and West Virginia Xxx and
above 45a5Oc; X 45n46c; medium 5Oa52c;
coarse 4Oa4Oc; New York, Michigan, lndi.
ana and Western fine 4ia43c; medium 40
a50c; coarse 4Oa49c, cOmbing washed Asa
G9C; combing unwAShed 42Nc; fine un.
washed 30a3lc coarse medium 3la37c; tub
washed 40c; extra and mernO pulled 3Sa
42c; No. 1 and Superfnc pulled Sadie.
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PITTSBURGH, November O.-Wheat-
Dull and prices unchanged; new and old
quoted At 81 26a1 50; white 81 3jai 40; old
red 81 40aI 40. COrn-Dull and lower;
Bheled G3aGjC on track; car 65aG7c; new cat
45a5Oc. Petroleum Weak; crude 81 ~!
al 60 at Parker's; refined i2Nc, Philadel
phIa delivery.
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HARRISBURG, November 9.-About one
hundred tanners belonging 10 the Tanners
Association OF Pennsylvania, re.0ssem.
bled in the Senate chamber In attendance
upon their semi.annual meeting. Tan.
nerS from BoStPn, New York, Louisville
and Cincinnati were present,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-The fol.
lowing stOrckeepers we're appointed +: j..
7. Brownafd, John V,Thompson, Fourth
Kentucky district. Thomas G. King,
Sixth Kentucky, and Samuel A. Jones,
guager for Fourth Kentucky.
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Missouri Election.

sr. Lotus, November O.-Returns from
some sixty counties in the State give over
10000 majority for the new Constitution
TnE WHISKY CASES.
The motion for q new trial In The case
OF John L. lIittnger, Of 81. Joseph, re-
Gently convicted Of making fraudulent
vouchers as United States Gauger, was
argued to-day before Judge KGckel, Of
the United District Court for the western
district Of Missouri, at Jefferson City,
and decision reserved until December 20.
The motion for q new trial In the case Of
John A. Joyce, ex.United States Revenue
Agent, convicted OF conspiracy 10 deffaud
The Government, was also beard, and de.
ciSion reserved until tomorrow. Bit.
finger was required to give new bond
nj SiO00O.
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MENSEAPoLIs, November 9.-The ri.
bune Of this city within the past three
days has been involved in libel suits
amounting in the aggregate to $G5,0O0.
One Of the cases Is brought by lawyer
for alleged damage in the publishing Of
court proceedings.
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BALTIMORE, November O.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat = Steady; red
Pennsylvania 81 3Sal 40. Con-Quiet;
western mixed 70ISc. Oats--Quict; white
western 43c; western mixed 4lal3c. Rye
Dull and unchanged. POrk-$23 80, Bulk
Meats-ShOulders 99Ial0c; clear rib l3c.
lIaCOn-ShouldCrs l0Aallc; clear rib i4a
14HC. lIams-i6Hal0c. Lard-Reiincd
149lal5c. Petroleum-Steady; crude GHG
refined l3nl3Hc. ,Whisky-Firmer n
a tnI/
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, November O.-The trade
movement was sluggish in nearly oil de.
pNrtments. Cotton goods moved slowly,
but fairly steady in price. Plaid printsand
robes In request for mOdernteS, but chocO
lates and fancles were dull. Glnghams less
active. Beavers and OvGrcoatlngs in mod.
crate demand for small but 0aSsimGrCs,
cloths and jeans remained quiet. FlannelS
and blankets lightly dcalt'ill.
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TOPEKA, November 9.-,The returns
show that there are but seven districts In
which Democratic members are elected
and II members which are classed as lie.
formers. Most Of these on strict party
division would vote with the Republicans
There are s5 members out and out Repub
liroha
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MALAY.


PENANG, November O.-The mutilnted
remains OF Mr.. Birch, the late English
resident Of Perat, have been recovered
after n sharp engagement with the Ma.
layans. All this side of the Malay Penin.
sula Is greatly excited and general out.
break Is feared.
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TOLEDO, November O.-Flour-Quictt
WhCat-stcady; No. white Wabash
81 FAX; No. white Michigan 81 90; No.
81 Is; extra do 81 81; amber Michigan
81 iGA; seller November 81 10; No. 9 red
81 lS9I. Corn-Fimer; high mixed spot
G0c; seller November lIc. Oats-Firmcr;
No. 2 spot 3:c; seller November 9i9ic;
Michigan 34ISc; rejected SOC.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 0.-The Assembly
to-day by vote Of 5O7 yeas to 20 nays
adopted an amendment to the electoral
bill enabling half yearly residents to vote
in accordance with an agreement with tho
Government Committee.
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JEFrERsoNvlLLE, Ind; November o.
Senator Newton Booth, Of California, ar.
rived in this city to-day and is the guest
Of Hon. Eph. Ketwin. The Senator and
Mr.. Kerwin were old college school.
mates many years ago.
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Murtierers Captured.

CHICAGO, November 9.-An Eening
Journal specialfrom Denver says that the
Italian mufderOrs, Galloti and his two
sccomplices, have been captured, and are
en- routs 10 Denver.
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OMAHA, November 1O.-Louis Drcxel,
son Of highly respected citizen, acci.
dentally st0t and killed himself last
evening while hunting a few miles west
of here.
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DIED.

sPR0T. ON Tuesday, November ., 1870, CLARK
sPRoT, In the 18th year Of Ills age.
Funeral from bis late residence In BenwOOd, on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, Friends Of tho
family are InYtoh to Aiiond.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November g.-ThC Embas.
sudor Of this city has been summoned TO
assume the ministry for foreign affairs,
lie Ia In favor Of the reform commended
by Russia and North Germany.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November O.-Thc Federal
Council has voted increased army es.
Inmates, and also 100000 marks for SLras-
burg University.
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VII Democrats in Roman letters and
Republicans in Italics:
SENATORS.
First Disrict-John Cunningham, Of
Hancock; Alfred Caldwell, of Ohio.
Second District-B. ". Price, Of Mar
shall; U, n, Arnetl, Of Marion.
Third DisriCt-G. b. Camden, OF liar.
rison; C. f. SCOT, Of Richie.
Fourth DistricL-D. ,. Johnson, Of
Tyler; Gcorge Loomis, OF Wood.
Fifth District-l. C. Eastman, Of Ma.
son; Thomas Fcrrcl, Of RoanC.
Sixth Decentralization Sheldon, Of
Nicholas Wm. 7. Burlett, Of Kanawha.
Seventh District - William Il. Will
kia'on Of Wayne; Ira j. McGinnis, Of
CaMll.
Eighth District Hudson NJ. Dickin.
son, Of Fayettei Robert +. Dennis, Of
GrCcnbrier.
NInth Di'tricI-J. NJ. Bennett, Of Lew.
il; David Coli Of Randolph.
Tenth Disirict-Chas. N. Bishop, Of
Preston; r. l.. Berkshire, Of Monongalia.
Eleventh District-R. B. shcrrard, OF
Hardy VIM. {. Clayton, Of Mineral.
Twelfth DStrict-R. .. Custom, Of Nor
gan Moses Grantham Of Berkeley.
HousEOF DELEGATES.
BlrbOur-S. NJ. Cornwcll.
Blrbonrt Taylor and lIarrison-W. r.
Small.
BooNe--JOhn Powell.
nnyton-D. s. SQuirca.
Brookc-Linn Rogers.
;. s.Cabell-JUhn W. 'rhornburE.
Calhoun and Ritchie--James TAYLOR,
Vim. llayhurst.
Clay, ,Nlcholasand Wcbster-D. b, Dix,
Doddridge-C j. Stewart, Independent
Fayette-James Montgomery.
GIImer-Daniel Huffman, Independent
Democrat,
Gtant-Ddaid Babb.
G'eenbrier--GcOrge W. Williams, In.
dependent Democrat.
itamp'hite-Alcxander Monroe.
llanCock-Jom 4. Campbell.
i!lrdy-J. W. Warden.
Criik. "'" ~ -
Jackson Thomas Parke.
Jellet'on-J, NJ. Mason and |. s. Tan.
9 KS,nnwha--s. <, A. Miller, II. Agee and
S.Chapman.
L@wis-W. V. ChidCstCr.
i.Incoln-John s. Wilkinson,
LLogln-C j. Stone.
Mi'lon--A. h. Fleming, A. Pritchard,
Mir'haIl-H S. White, A. Turner.
M@on-Ed Sehon, j. A. McCulloch.
SMercet-William NJ. Reynolds.
MSIneraI--WilIiam W. Welch.
t.,Itn .M,IGtno0yaIia-Joeph Snider, John D.
Monroc-s. A. Houston.
MoTgin--Ciarics r Dyche.
Mcdowell and Wyoming-B. Short.
Vh'o-R Simpson, j. II. Good, l.. s,
Jordan j. W. Morgan,
pptndIelon-CiCorge A. Blakemore.
procahontas-W. +. Wooddell.
sul. '''"' "' NV
pdInam--M. Kittley.
mhaeish-Chrislopher Roles.
nnindoIph and Tuckcr--J. II. Long.
Eoanc-M Drpew.
eni Democrat.
IIyler-D. Il. Pagh.
iiayloF-G. W. Reynolds.
Sg'hat--T. ]. l'aFnsworth.
,wveIleI.R c. McEldowney.
Mf',l'aNc Enochs.
Wood and Plcasants-S S. Speacer, John
a. Hutchinson, j. B. jackson.
Mvill be eCnby the above clasilica
"0n, the Senate consists of 20 Democrats
ana Republicans, and the House Of a
,Tg',mocrat',A =, 4 Independent Democrats,
Liberal, and II Republicans. In all, the
,So bodies contain SO members, Of whom
W arc Democrats, 4 Independent Demo
.'a', Liberal, and is Republicans, Civ.
iiSg the straight Democrats a majority oI
' Son Joint ballot, or more than three.
yr''n'-a ANU MS. very unhealthy majority for
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, November O.-The
Senate to-day, by adhesive vote, refused
to pRss bill ior the remission OF penal.
ties for non.payment of taxes.
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r,r ,tfeial figures show that the re-
'"r ,,,, in Iowa was the largest ever
"., 4, ,ba, State. The aggregate ia
.'. .o,er 1000 greater than that Of
..,'' ~, ;i,krooi, the Republican candi-
,,' ,.,,, Governor, received l25,OG9 votes
,,,.r., ,,, 1854 cast for Letter, his Demo
',,,,, ',s opponent, and 52S scattering
s.,.royl. plurality Is, therefore, 'l'f4o'
I'm, ,,c Of taxation in steubenville
,.,, I. over two and quarter per
'' gg7-l0miIIs on the dollar, and
.,,. ,.. ,,Io,tion personal and real proper
u, ,,, ., the cy j, $5,725,3lO. The total
, MANN, an Of .lIation levied, including de-
i,nan,r,ie. ',, ariioririmres, i1Sl3S,2O7 OG.
rD. III Jsnil Of the % 7-lO mills is as fol-
State levy, 8 l-loi county o.
.,rD.,ip fund, $40; special school fund,
,'nsa anil city fund, 3 $40; city rail-
,.,i mal, . / lO,township railroad fund,
trHI
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This Bank Is organized and prepared 10 transact
The business Oi banking ln all its details.
II succeeds tho EiTSt National Bank Of WhOallng
10 owned by the same shareholders and Ia under thf
same management.
by carefully regarding the Inerestso Of lts CorrO4
pOUdCnts and DVpDaltOTs and by q prompt and
faithful execution Of their wishes, II hoPeI 10 merit
their esteem and confidence
Notes aud Bills discounted.
Collections madO on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject 10 check at sight ~.
Ceiyed from Banks BalkGrS, Erms Corporations
and Individuals
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or ut fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special DOpOLti,
DiRRCTORS;
John K. BOtSlOrd, WIN. n. Simpson,
Jacob $. Rhodes, WIN. A. Turner,
tieOrge Adams, John l.. Hobbs,
Gco. W. FnnGhOlm, John +. Wilson,
Henry NJ. Harper, my2l.dGw
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Members Of the West Virginia
legislature.

The Twelfth Session OF tho West Vir.
giaia legislature rc.assembles at noon
to-day in this city, pursuant to adjourn.
meat at Charleston on the 9th day Of
February last,
The following is u list Of the members
Of the two Houses, classified as follows,
viz Democrats in Roman letters and
Republicans in Italics:
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FINANCIAL.
JOIN K. DOTSPORD, PrCIt. GRo. ADAMS, Y. Prest,
NJ. A. CnANDLER, Cashier.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING
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and his
Aassy y4HSSui4 osS 4usA sAS1 SM1oso.s.

runrEgssTrsueeik sruek 4SP FasE EAStGhsa tfHaxs e fH1
having IN ts,iy 70 an received over one
.aRANp aIFf DcoNcSERr.
70 De nstSs'' oS sxfTRpsys 1cpliSisy FEBRUARY a. 1875
S tue n n ne that s Sv ss s
AND HIS rAnois ~ rwlST9:ssGoSD Si.aSKS REGIMENT
BAND OF NEW YORK
In making this selection from the large number Of ap
tons throughout the United States the Directors and
Trustees feel har an occasion which will do so much to-
sU1oNfs H NE wSRLp ASR aaASOEsT
tree TO all forever.
besides deciding the fortunes thousands Of subscribers
hs ana oua un M s be- Ma % f
COUNTRY CAN AFFORD.
on y, THIS THIS 1EISs 3s5 II THE FIFTH AND LAST
THE FINAL DRAWING
81
f0siHiSsrf FAKE SoasSHb RhSSh As ABOVE An
70 return an moneys Should any DOstpOnemenI what.
os5 'n
Therefore those who would make of having share
!" 'N' 0':f1GuaTY TWENTY r THousAND CASH PRIZES.
TWO MoH FIVE " s a1apD f M HosASo DOL
should procure tickets without further delay as in all
The Hand viii leave New York for Louisville on or
about February an VIII Eaye c4ncerts G so On tner own
S" View York. Boston fhisaelphs, Baltimore Washing:
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