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Our subscribers have been paying
pretty well during the present month.
Still there are some who are getting con-
siderably in arrears. 1t is so difficult, in
many cases, to know whether it is the
hard times, or rascality that is the cause
of the delay, that We do not know
whether to continue the paper to some
delinquents or not.
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A BIG PESsIoS.-Mr. II. C. Miller,
claim agent, Of this place, has just OBJ
tanned a pension for the minor children
of the late Lieut. JOS F. Jeffries. which
amounts to over 80, 300 And for this he
only received the lawful fee. s25'
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Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there will be an
election held on Monday, April 3. 1876, at the
usual places of holding elections in the town Of
jackson. Ohio, for two members Of the Board OF
Education for the Incorporated Village OF jack
son, Ohio. and territory attached. -
WM. VAUGHN,
Secretary OF Board of EducatiOn. Jackson, o.
March -. lS.6.-.w
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DIR. Pagin will be in jackson on
Wednesday and Thursday, April jth and
9th, and will stop at the Gibson House,
where the afflicted can find him.
marl6td.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining m the Pustoficc at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending March
Il, 1876.
Ca-etls James Jones William
Davis Catharine L1gore Mary
Harrel Henry March 4 tOphir Fee
Jones Taylor Poor Susie
Jone, Miss VI. Smith Mary r.
Perry Miss Cary
Vernon Elisha or Jno. Vernon or WIN. Ware.
Persons calling for any OF these Letters please
say advertised" +" and give date OF list.
:. T.. BALDRIDGE, II. NJ.
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The latest, greatest, and most reliable
remedy ever put together by medical
science for Rheumatism Wounds, SWELL
ings, Burns, Caked Breast, &c. is the
Centaur Liniment There are two kinds
What the White Liniment is for is the
human family, the Yellow Centaur Lini-
ment is for spawned, lame and strained
horses and animals. febl7-3m
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A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscretIon will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need IL, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer-
ers wishing TO profit by the advertisers expert
ence can do 50 by addr esslng i'm perfect conf
dence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
9nov75m6 ~ Cedar Street, New York
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Mr.. Chapman is in Waverly this week,
on railroad business. When he returns
we shall perhaps know whether the bot
tom has really fallen out of the balloon
ronfan or not
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Well well Snow a foot deep, and
more new goods at James Chestnut's.
More new goods coming next week. He
has reduced the prices of his goods to the
very lowest point.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
NTUNICIPAL ELECTION

The qualified electors of the Incorporated VII
lage Of Jackson. are hereby notified to meet nt
the usual places uf holding elections, In said
Village, ON Monday, April -. ls7B, for the pur-
pose OF electing a Mayo, Marshal, Clerk, Treas
Trustee. J. w. LAIRD
Mayor incorporated Village Of Jackson.
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On Monday afternoon Judge DuHad-
way made an order in the Louder case,
that DR.. Crumit and DR.. Monahan take
with them suitable persons, and take up
the body of Mary Bruce, and bring in
her arm, that is said to have cut upon
it. If the arm proved to have been cut,
the Judge intimated that he would over
rule the motion for new trial but ifit
appear that the arm had not been cut
he intimated that he might grant a new
trial. The Doctors proceeded at once to
perform the duties required of them
We will not be able to give the result of
the examination this week.
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LoTs FOR SALE.--Town lots of all sizes,
up to FIVE acres, for sale in Austin's Ad
For particulars apply to Jackson County
Iron and Coal Company, or II. F. Austin,
Wellston, Ohio. Il.
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VIM. 8. Baker got home on Saturday
evening from Elk River Furnace, West
Virginia. He has not been at home for
eighteen months.
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Last Friday there were heavy snow
Showers Saturday was cold, Sunday
colder, and ON Monday there was regu-
lar, steady fall Of snow 1t covered the
ground to the depth Of several inches.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf B. KAHN
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SCHOOL DIRECTORS
OF Jackson a Adjoining Coun-
ties.

You are r,-pcctfuiiy Informed, that the IN
dersirnesi j. prepared 10 furnish seats and ds.ks
Tor school houses. halls, &c, % ths latest nnd
most approved patterns. The bcAt u the
cheapest" FoT particulars. call on OF addres~
II. n. MCCLURE.
Cross Roads lC1ay 4. o. jackson Co., o.
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On Monday morning David Clark, one
Of the regular jurors, was excused from
further service, his father being at the
point of death. Mr.. Clark resides in
Iacksnn tnmnahin
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WOTEN HOUSE,
Corner Third and Market Streets;
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.

This house has been. rehtted and furnished en-
tirely new. Good fare and terms reasonable.
jackson travel solicited.
HUGH wOTEN, Prop'r
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There was no Court on Friday after
noon or on Saturday, the Judge not be-
ing we'll
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We hope to attend the grand concert
at Portsmouth next Tuesday night. 1t
is said that it will take five hours to
render the "Oratorio of Creation" "The
Heavens are Telling" which was sung
at the Eisteddfod at Oak Hill last fall, is
only one of the choruses Of this grand
piece of music. There will be eighty
voices and eleven instruments in the
uerformanee
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Monday. March 27,. 1875,

Mrs. Booth, wife of j. r. Booth, died
on Saturday night.
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At the Republican meeting at the
Court House last Saturday, DIR. A. B
Monahan was appointed chairman, and
d. Mackley secretary. The following are
the delegates appointed to the State
convention: II. S. Bundy, A. B. Mona
han, J. L. Jones, Thomas T. Jones, John
d. Davis and Lot Davies. The delegates
were not instructed. They are author
lied, if the delegates from the other
counties in the subdivision concur, to
nominate a candidate for Common Pleas
Judge. The term of Judge Harper will
expire next fall We suppose he will
receive the nomination, il he desires it,
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corNTY nTnLE socTETr.

The DEPOSITORY Of the Jackson County Bible
Society i located az J. A. Siarkey'. Book store,
ON Hruadway street. Jackson q. ", o. whsfu
BIbis-. and Trsiameuts can b. had a. New York
pricss SUNDAY schools not able 10 buy VIII be
supplied ON order Of the undersigned.
GEORGE STEVENSON. Pre@t.
W. y. SARFfNgToN. Sse'y. hp4A T9-ly
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|. I. Monahan has been at home for
the past ten days. lie has opend up the
Isham House as tavern, He took US
through portion of it. He has put
down new carpets in some of the rooms,
and put in new furniture. He assures
us that he will not keep a drinking, gam
bling establishment. We assured him
that If he continued to run a doggery
under the house, he would hear from us
quite frequently. We hope he may keep
his promise to keep decent tavern
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We are prepared to print tickets for
township and corporation elections on
short notice, with clear, new type. at the
rate OF 81 SO for the first 500, and 20
cents per hundred over that number.
They will be cut, ready for voting Send
in your orders as soon as your nomina-
tions are made.
N. B. Democrats charged the above
rates, same an Republicans.
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Great bargains in dry goods at James
Chestnuts.
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We have been feasting for - past ten
days on lettuce from the garden of j. B.
Watson, in jamestown. We do not
know how Watson's vegetables will pan
out, as now, (Monday) the snow is sever
al inches deep, and still coming down.
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We spoke a short time ago about hav-
ing made arrangements for procuring
local news items from all parts Of the
county We have printed our address
on lot Of postal cards, and placed them
in the hands of good men in different
localities. They then write the news of
their neighborhood on the back The
correspondent may sign his name, like
the communication from Capt Evans, or
we can adopt it as our own, like the item
about the inquest, from Our Milton town
ship correspondent
If any of our friends will undertake to
furnish us items in this way occasionally,
we will furnish them postal cards, and
copy of the STANDARD free. We do not
want arguments, or poetry. Give such
items as you would like to hear. Has
any one died, or sold his farm, or met
with an accident-anything of interest,
let us have it. No personal abuse, or
attack upon any one, will be published.
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TO PEDDLERs.

Notice = hereby given 10 all per-1ns Who are
peddliuE In Jackson cuunty without n iirruae
that they are requested o. got the prurgr iircusr
the statute Will have % D. sufufrrds
T. ". PATTEit-uNs Auditor J. q.
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James NJ. Trip and Hiram Dickson,
students ct the Ohio University, are at
home on a short visit.
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BARGAIN.-l HAVE EIGHT ACRES OF
N land on the Burlington road, joining the
CORPORATION OF Jackson, on the south side. with
n good frame house, eight rooms, and cellar.
There T. a fine young orchard OF choice fruit,
grape vines &c, and a well aud spring, of soft
water.
! want TO sell the above, or trade II for arm
l will give a good bargain To any one desiring
such property. Inquire on the premises. for
further information. WI. koBEkIS.
lGnar4w
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SECOND
HALF-YEARLY
5 L A L T. M Il n Il

OF the Auditor aud Treasurer of Jack
son county, Ohio, for the halfyear
ending February 29th, 1876, in compli-
ance with an act of the Legislature Of
the State of Ohio, passed April jth,
1859, to provide for the better regula-
tion of the receipts, disbursements,
and safe keeping of the public reve-
nue..
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Snow on Tuesday, March 2lst, over a
foot in depth.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
For sale!

have "a large number OF very choice and de-
sirable building lots In Jones 4 Peters Addi-
ton to the town OF Portland, in Jackson coun-
ty, Ohio, which / will offer az Public sale, In
said
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We would recommend our readers to
examine the new advertisements every
week Last week an advertisement went
in by Mr.. Roberts, for the sale of desir-
able property which he has for sale. Levi
DUNCAN had an advertisement for lost
book. This week appears an advertise
ment of Scott. Phillips a. Co., of Wells
ton. These advertisements, and other
new ones. are still in the paper.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

The person, who took borrowed. from my
Office, the lst Volume OF LOssing's Writings on
Washington and the American Republic, will
please return said Volume In day time, and
LEVI DUNCAN.
jackson, March 9Th, lS7G.-lGmar3w
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Unheard Of low prices in brown and
bleached muslins at Chestnuts
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Fruit Trees. Last Offer !

Always to be found at Chestnuts, new
est, cheapest and best goods
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We return our thanks to our customers Zoe
~ strict attention % htIainsMa aud honest drals
inE % merit our share of the trade in ths futuFr.
mar.lo. Ts-Im
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SoTIcEs.

The accounts of Mary A. OHan, Admins.
tratrtK nf James U'Ilnrn, deceased Edward
Uuut Admin istrator uf Robert Love. deceaMesi.
D. VI. Lnngbon. Administrator of John Ben
nett .dercased, aud Mary p III ofuIsuu. Ad-
Ininistrafrix 81 Joseph y. Thompsou, decreased.
have bssen nled tn the Probate Court of Jack
son county, ohio. tot actti.inout. and the same
arr 1T for examination aud hearing on the aist
day of March, a. y. isst. nt % o'clock a. ~. of
said dav. JNo. J. q. EVANS,
iguarlw Probate Judge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Hale keeps the finest imported wines, gins
liquors and brandies, strictly for medicinal use
only, of any one in jackson.
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UNDERTAKING

ia al "a bruuchoN. with q co1ufileiu outnt atirl
a. never has bcun kept Ia the rlacr, aud Eivr ~
kvoI etcuinnit-iatiutss a. can ~ Eut IN the
state u drsifsd.
We arr also better prepared 30 do al kinsia of
Jub Turning sud scroll saving. such a. nfnrks
tiA and al kinds Of nfnpefy. stair Turntna
made Npuclasy. aud the brat uf lumber kapf
on hand fur the purpoar.
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or IN 0O0 per day at home. sample
Do III 0ZU, worth 81 free. sTINsoN a co

Ten years ago Afessrs Geo. p. Roweli a Goes
tablished their advertising agency In New York
City. Five years ago they absorbed the bust
meas conducted by Mr.. John Hooper, who was
the rst to 40 into this kind OF enterprise. Now
they have the satisfaction Of controlling the
most extensive and complete advertising con-
nection which has ever been secured, and one
which would be hardly possible In any other
country but this. They have succeeded in work
ing down a complex business into 40 thorough
ly a systematic method that no changs in the
newspaper system Of America can escape no.
tice, while the widest information upon all top
les interesting 10 advertisers j. placed readily
at the disposal Of the public.
NEW YORK TIMES, June Il. 1876.
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CsEND -. o. q. 4. ROW Fill a o.. New
- York Tor Pamphlet uf inn pages. containing
lists uf sfsu mcwNpnpers, aud estimates showing
cuzt of advertising. mario -
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TO Our PATRONS AND rmr rubLIc.

We desire % say that Ne have a large aiork
~ Furniture, embracing variety made - Hn1si
mater al aud late patterns. In the mauufariuru
of which Ne usrd the utmoaf care ia aricrfiua
our lumhrfs aud u waa made under cur oWn
supervision, Owing % the pfuaeut pressing
ntneM wr VIII ufer our goods lower thnn can ~
purchased el-ewbefe outside ~ the eitlesL
We have on hand aud are mauufarfurlng
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Township Meetings.!

The Convention on last Saturday, in
conjunction with the County Central
Committee, recommended that the Re
publicans meet at the places of holding
elections in the several townships. on
Monday, March o.. 1875,
at two o'clock P. NJ, to put in nomina-
ton candidates for township officers,
where no time has been appointed for
that purpose.
The Republicans of Lick township will
meet at the Court House for that pur-
pose at o'clock next Monday, and the
voters of the Corporation of Jackson will
meet at the Court House on Monday
night, to nominate candidates for Cor
poration officers.
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Extension Tables.

Ia which line No defy ootnpetition In work
mhnahip aud pFice.
We Wish 10 claar cot our afnrk In fhs urnf
lev month"; on nccuuut % the Important chan
Ecs aud IMPROVEMENTS which 10 are making
~ our manufacturing facilifics. ~ snails us ~
meet tho hard times and supply the wants %
al who may faNoE n with y call.
We can assure our fricn a. that We never have
and VIII not spaFu any means % rrofnm6siair
the puhlic. The height of our ambition b 10
improve and regulate our busins.a sysicmaf.
lcally rom time 20 time. ~ that Ne can an All
hill@ PROMPTLY and reasonably. q want which
has BEEN Ions felt iu this community hsrvto-
fore.
We VIII .non b. nfanarra far
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otn a day 10 home. Atents wanted. Outnt
Maiuc. mar.ia, Toy
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DKIDGE NOTICE.

i RIDGE Soi''
sealed bids fur the building of a bridge ncfo-a
McIloweI's Run. near the Huron Furnace. will
te received at the Hardware store of T. =. Mat
thcwz. where plan and spccincations may bs
seen. until April isi. ls1d. street COMMITTEES
reserve the risht io rfjsct any oT all bids
WILLIAM VAUGHN.
4. =. MATTHEW.
i6mnrtd Committee
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JACKSON MARKETS.
(COrrectcd Ersry Tuesday by Lcandey. ". French

Dealers are paying the following prices for
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DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

~
Trains leave New YORK, via Dcsbrosscs anu Cortandt
Streets Ferries. as follows;
Express for Harrisourgn, Pittsburgh, the West and
Q and $3.50 P. NJ. sunday, . and $50 +. ~.
For Williamsport Lock Haven. Cory and Eric, at 20
A. NJ. and $50 T. Nj, connecting Al Cory for TITUS
vile. Petroleum Centre and the on Regions.
washington Express" of Pullman Paror Cars daily,
except Sunday $3.50 A. NJ; arrive Washington 4;I6
PM. Regular 81 $40 A. NJ, andvP 7. NJ. sunday
Express for Philadelphia T. 100 $40. $50 A NJ 1880
81. $40, S, o, l. $50 or. ~. and u night sun lay
SO, :, $3.50, snd9P.A NJ. Emlsrans and second sass
For Centennial Depot at $50 $50 7so. $40 $50 A.
Depot al Ills. Sis, 1880 A. NJ, Els, $50, l. $50. g.
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton, Perth Amboy, flemngton Belyidsre, and
and 1920 +. NJ. daily; 1918 A. w. and $50 ~ daily
MonaSI From w sasS s snS ss%oIs
ilst NJ 2i5, to5, 6'is, $40, ds0, s.4i, and IU:2s
u sunday, $40, d2o d;So Il:Si A. NJ, $50 aud
Ticket Ofncss $50 and o.. Broadway, Aston House.
Brooklyn ia, liza and us Hudson ST.. Hob oxen.
EmiRrant Ticket once, Battery place.
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
THE MARY POWELL, for West Point. New.
burgh, POughkeepsic, kondout and Kingston, land
Ing at Cozzrns's, Cornwall, Milton and New HamDurg.
aud Marlboro by ferry. will leave Pier 3D. ~ estry
St., DAILY, sundays excepted, At $3.50 y NJ.
WEST POINT, NEwBURGH, PoUGHKEEPsIE,
by DAY LINE STEAMERS.
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Mist,lla1,un,.


nIyORCES legally and quietly Obtained In any
~ state for lncomDatlbility, &C. Residence
erlL Fee after decree. Address q. H. SIMS, 81 Ash
land block. Chicago, III.
nIvORCEs legally obtained, no publicity; no fee
~ IN advance. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, 1914 Broadway.
IL EEP's PATENT psrty.made dress shirts The
IN very best. for ~ can be finished as easlly as
hemminR a handkerchief. 81 Broadway. and 92i Arch
st.. Phsdelphia.
PosT OFFICE sOTICE,-The foreign mails for
the week ending Satur day June 10, 1870 Will close
~ this ONCE on Wednesday At IL NJ. for Europe per
steamship Russia via Queenstown on Thursday At
ll;3D A. NJ, for Europe per steamship Geert, via
Plymouth. CherbOurg. and Hamburg, on SATURDAY al
A. NJ. for France direct per amship France, via
Havre, and At 1880 A. N. for Germany, Denmark
Sweden, and Norway per steamship Neckar, via SOuh
ampton, and Bremen and at ~ NJ, Tor the United
Kingdom, Belgium, Netherland, Switzerland, Italy,
SPAIN AMI Portugal also, specially addressed cores
pundeLce Tor Germany and France per steamship Adj
riaic, via Queenstown and a. ~ NJ for Scotland dl
rect per steamship Alsatia. via Glasgow.
The mails for Australia, &c. VIII leave San Frnn.
cisco June "a.
The mails Tor the West Indies via Havana, will leave
,Ihe, mails for China, &et viii leave San Francisco
July l. I. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
DLEATINGS done TO order by the best machines (,
L all sizes, at low prices. Al 22s Bowery.
SECONDHAND hat stamping presses wanted
- NJ. A. CUNNING l2l Mercer 81.
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Seal estate.
or SALE

DISTRIBUTION or HOUSES AND lots
IL TIE NEW AND THRIVING 81 ELEMENT OF
HIICHCOCk'S
GARDEN CITY PARK.
Separated only by the railroad from the Hon.
A. 4. STEWARDS GARDEN tI1I.
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= ott,ri,s.

A. mis- Gfs oai.ian. d 81 b2 l.f
button. New Orleans. July ", 1879.
CAPITAL PRIZE, tlOOO 900. GoLDli
- - $3.50 PRIZES AMOUNTING TO t5O2,50O.
2oOnO tickets $50, currency Coupons In proportion
Apply Tor lnf0rination, &c, 20 WILLIAMSON CO.,
r. o. boz 5000. Brokers. 3I7 Broadway.
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DRAWING AT THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
IN PRESENCE or THE SHAREHOLDERS,
TO WHICH 0NLY THOSE SHOWING CERTlFi
GATES WILL BE- ADMITTED.

Two wheels will be provided-one holding the names
OF shareholders and the other holding the numbers
the plots and lots \ name and nunoer will be drawn
simu taneously until both wheels empty and the
aw,rds called each shareholder being ened TO which
ever his number deslgnaies as shown on the mp.
No sha eho ders enter into the INSTITUTION
unless his or her payments shall amount twenty hye
dollars each share taken the date the dstrihu
tioD ms rule sentia to preserve good faith be
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Summer Rtsorts.

VUNE 2, 1S16.-The opening this day of THE
- Hoffman House" stuated on Flushing bay half .
mile distant from Flushing. under the auspices OF
HARRY HILL, VIII be a gala day In all Its appoint.
mcnts regatta on the Bay Vt nd pigeon shooting
match for $500 side between DR.. Talbot anu s. H.
Hance plentiful supply Of nne birds for sweepstsEes
shooting wrestling contests, the one In the Devon
shire and the other In the GrRco Roman style boz
Ing exhibition IN ring costume and me brass band OF
Inusic are the leading inducements for visit. Clam
ehowder viii be served literally 10 every visitor. Trains
for Flushing via a4th St ferry, leave every half hour
Distant only miles from Brooklyn. the drive IL
inviting one the road being in me order All friends
cordially invited.