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Neutrality-suspicious. has made
$4,000 by lecturing since last summer.
Titiens said to Mrs. Grant: "You have
never been in Europe" The reply was
mo; not yet. But Mr.. Grant will soon
be at leisure, and then no doubt we shall
60"
DR.. TAFT, the Archbishop, Of Cantcr.
bury, has scandalized the churchmen Of
London by attending the opening Of the
London Hospital and prOnouncing the
benediction in an Ulster overcoat. II is
something for man with an Ulster over
coat TO pronounce the benedictiOn at all.
Senator Hamlin has been in Congress
over a quarter Of a century, and now he
is obliged to make the humiliating con.
feSsion that, when his Postal bill passed,
he was not aware that third.class mail
matter included newspapers. Senator
Hamlin may not be aware either that the
effect Of his bill Is to make the cost Of
sending a daily newspaper with supple.
ment a few miles by mail equal to the
first cost ofthe paper to the people.
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Republican State Convention.

A Conyeutlon Of the Union Republican Party Of
wcat Virginia will be held at CIatks6urg, W. Va,
on THURSDAY, MAY II, 1916, for the purpose oil
appointing ten delegates 10 the Union Republican
National ConycnilOn which Is 10 assemble at Cin-
dnuah on the iIth day Of June, 1870, and to NOM
inate Eve Presidential Electors.
The committee Is Of oplnlOu that II Will be I'm
practicable 10 avoid holding two Conventions, and
that the purposes Of this Convention are not Of
sufficient Importance TO J1Stiiy calling for large
county delegations and therefore Suggests that each
county will send Eve delegatO4-these delegates to
be appIInted by the County Executive Committee,
or by County Convention, as such committee may
deem hxPedIent, Il 10 proposed to call another
Convention during the summer, at which the COM
mlttee hOpel TO mret ull, without regard to past PO-
Ideal differences, or previous party, affiliations
who arc In favor Of making such changes In oui
Lawn IS time and experience have shown necessary
who are 10 favor u the continued prosecution and
Punishment Of official corruption, aud wuo are IL
favor Of retrenehment and economy In the admin
istratIou Of our state ahds
By order Of the State Republican Executive Com
mitlee. JOHN ". II ,SoS, Chairman.
GRAFTON, W. VA, Feb IS, 1876.
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We publish ,his morning an account

We publish this morning an account
Of an interview at New York between q
reporter for the New York Times and the
editors Of the Cincinnati Commercial and
Springfield Republican. These two edit.
ors represent one.halt OF the famous
quadrilatcral of 1872, the other two be.
ing the Chicago Tribune and the Louis
vile Courier.Journal. This interview nat.
urally brings up the question, with which
partywill the Liberal Republicans act this
Year, As an organization the party has
ceased to exist, although We notice that
the deceased organization is occasionally
galvanized by Gen. ochrane in New York
TO convince the two great national parties
that it still has a local habitation aud a
name, and doubtless in the hope that some
substantial inducement may be held out
in return for its support. The other
night in New York, at a meeting OF the
general committee, resolutions were adop
ted recommending that all Independent
voters address themselves seasonably to
interpretive national conventions OF the
Republican and Democratic parties, 10
tho end that their. proceedings
shall fairly answer to the country
whether either OF them is to be
trusted for an honest administration OF
the government, but at the same time
declaring that Of the two political par
ties the Democratic has proved less ac-
cessiblc to the legitimate influences Of
public opinion than the Republican.
During the meeting q member read u
preamble and resolutions declaring
James G. Blaine 10 be tho choice OF the
Liberal Republicans for the next Prcsi-
tlency Of tho United States; but the chair.
man, evidently thinking the action prem.
atnre, ruled that, as the Committee on
Resolutions had already canvased the
subject fully, the motion was out OF order.
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VIZ are not of those who see signs Of
great Christian zeal in the plan Of print
ing texts of Scripture. on sidings and
about railroad premises as means Of
arresting the attention OF travelling sin.
ners. There is such thing as making a
sacred thing so common that it will lose
its effect, and there is also such thing as
casting pearls before swine. Religion
to be effective and to retain its character
OF superiority, must be carefully kept out
Of the hands OF those who know nothing
Of the truth save as it is not thing Of
traffic, and from the belittling plans Of
those who, meaning well, yet dishonor il
by their obstructive zealotry. Texts Of
Scripture which are dear to Christian
souls who have tasted Of their sweetness,
seem sadly out Of place when painted
in red letters among advertisements
Of soap, millinery, and minstrel troupes
at depois and crossings United Peeby'
Ieri1n
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What Blaine IL Said 10 Have said.

New York, April G.-The following
conversation about the Presidency is re.
ported in the regular correspondence OF
the New York Tribune: Judge Jeremiah
Black, meeting ex.Spenker Blaine one
day, asked him II he felt apprchensive
that Senator Morton would defeat him.
Morton will have fair strength in the
convention" replied Mr.. Blaine, "but it
will not represent single sure electoral
vote. You see it would never do TO nom.
mate such II candidate. I'm not at all
afraid Of him."
care you afraid OF Mr.. Bristow?
mo; Bristow has good deal ofstrength
among the people, but Is not organized. /
don't see how he can possibly get ma.
jority in convention"
DWELL, are you afraid OF Senator Conk.
lingo asked Judge Black, going on with
his catechism.
"He can't carry his own state in the
convention or at the election, and his can.
didaey is an absurdity. No, Pm not afraid
OF him"
as there anybody you are afraid of,
ayes, there Il" replied the ex.speaker
with a serious air.
"Well, who is III"
"The great unknown"
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TINS Norwich Bulletin says nearly
every one was prepared for April fool
jokes on the LIST, One gentleman
crossing shetucket street saw a neatly
wrapped package lying on the cro@wuIk,
but was too sharp to pick it up, and
merely smiled at the harmless sell and
passed on. When he saw bootblack
stop and undo it and take out box Of
tine cigars that some had dropped, he
took grip on an expression which may
be in the hymn book, though We never
saw 1t there, and sat down and wrote his
mother that he was lonely, and the world
seemed to be all slipping away from him,
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A ST.. LOUIS fashion reporter thus
writes up one Of the new horse railroad
cars Of that cline. It seems 10 have been
quite prismatic: Gear No. 80 is beauty,
She istrimmed in yellow, and gold leaf
put on bias, corsago deeOLlete, trucks 70.
tundo and en- tablitr, brakes en- train, with
gable pointed reverse Of wrought iron,
The seats OF cotton velvet, pannier en-
poufe, bound around with a fchH Of red
tape. Asa whole the car is very re,
cAeeks affair"
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EngIand,s ERectuai Cure for Pub
lie COrruDtiOn.


IRON the London Times, March 2o.l
Although the public servants Of this
country are now free even from suspicion
Of being corrupt, they were not always
SO, and we are still but too well aequaint'
ed with the art Of electoral bribery. In
England there was a time when official
Parliamentary corruption had reached
strange height Of shamelessness. The
purchase, SO late as last century, OF votes
In the House Of Commons, the open sale
Of Parliamentary seats, and the traffic In
public Offices make up one OF the most
discreditable chapters in our history
We recur to itin-oEder TO remind Amer
lea Of the means by which the public
service OF this country has been made the
purest in the world. The fight was &C
long and hard that it often seemed hope
less. The reiormers had frequently to
contend against court, ministry and Par
liamentary majorities dependent on cor
ruption for power. Gradually, however
the salaried servants Of the crown were
excluded from the House Of Commons
except when chosen anew by their con
stituents; ministers were deprived Of the
pewer to offer brides, and public opinion
sentenced even suspected persons to ex
clusion from office.
The last semblance Of corruption van
ished when the posts in the public ser
vice we're made the prizes Of competitive
examinations. There is nothing TO hin
der the United States from making theil
civil service as pure as ours. The frs
step, VT repeat, is to declare that its post
shall no longer be used TO buy votes. No
thing would do SO much to purify thu
Presidential contest, give healthy tom
to public morality, and make 1t impoSsi
bic for Ministers even 10 fall I'm
der the suspicion OF selling Offices. NJ
doubt such a reform might inaict imme
diate loss upon the party by which it hat
been accomplished, but, in the long run
even that party would gain, and the prof
to public morality would be indescriba
bly, greater than the victory, whether o
Republican or Of Democrat.
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The Chinese Of California have pro.
gressed so rapidly in American civilira.
ton that they now have a regularly or.
gained society Of Molly Maguires, which
recently offered a reward Of $500 TO any
able man who would take the life Of
Cheuug Sam, the owner Of ashoc factory
in which wages were reduced.
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AT the missionary anniversary OF the
philadelphia Methodist Conference, in
Horticultural Hall on Tuesday night
the stage being filed with ministers and
the large hall pretty full OF spectators
Bishop Haven made the following allu'
sion to q subject with which his name
has been much associated OF late-tht
third term:
Gan ambitious man Is never satisfied.
1.-The has a million Of money he wants
len. II he holda the highest position at
tainable around him, he wants the limits
tthat position extended in one direction
or another. 1.-The holds 1t for one term
he wants 1t for two, and ii he holds it
he wants it for third
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Tn New York World speaks lightly OF
the votes Of Ohio and Indiana and says
''the October States will have no effect
upon the November election" Thatmay
DO considered in the light Of an original
discovery
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DIED.

FREw-on Monday morning. April 10. 1870, At
o'clock, ANNIE MAY, daughter Of Robert T. and
Annie REV, aged eight months
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of her parents, No. 21S7 ChapIine street, this
morning at 10 O'Clock. Friends OF the family ART
invited.
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Rules and REGULATIONS Of The WhteIlN9 MT
Market and Stock Agency.

Rules and Regulations Of Inc Wheeling @S
Market and Stock Agency
Isl, All stock sold by this Agency 10 s i w
septOd or money refunded, and tue h'SH'' w.
ID. ali hSrscs offered for sale and prov VIZ ~
Represented BY the owner, II sold and to+''-
viii be charged with the commission; ,-.,,,ss
81. A deposit will lie required o. ~ Ou!''''
tho property Is knocked down to them Inn, a.
4lb. Alliorses sold at public auction w !, n
Iect 10 trial until o'clock P. ", and u n' II y
resented BY the auctIoneer are TelarnaO'e W. =
Sth: This Agency will not IL re'Bo5sSSiIiu
stolen or mortgaged property, The ElIei .s,t,.J
times he made known to the bqytt, sh I'M l. sI,
doubt exists searching Investigation wiz
and fully represented TO the purchase ,,r,cj IL
tth. < registry fee Of 80 cents will t. SI" ,s,s
ali stock 70 be offered for ,alo through ,as III
An additional fee Of 81 90 will h. eeI .,s,,Ir o.
ihe property is 10 be advertised IN our '''''I
Iii. 4 commission Of s. % will r. sa is., u
ali sales Of horses under 500, and Z, I,.os, u
tIonal on all sums over slOe; salhcsonn An IN
giles, harness, dc, unless under S''' '''
cent will be the commission
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES -. f.,
Sixty cents per dhy for drove 10 - UIrd to
ale; 81 90 pef day iCr hOrs. thsl Me '
viii IcSp careful and 'l,Is lt, E s,is "a Al.
horpes left In my caro- will have P,Tj III mol iF n
tentIon and handled properly ", Ne"
Sponslble for unavoidable actiienW ul,Cr SAT
My first great Catalogue sale ,El W. SA Pihie
URDAY, April 10Th, III 10 Oe 'iI. T,o,tpi lIls;'
having property To offer will FCc'i'' ''''"
ton by addressing - BUgLN,
Wheeling, ". Va, Oh Al ''''' "
J. c. HERVEY, AuctIoncct.
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Speciaities for Families.

Coxe's and Nelson's Refined Gela,Ines,
Choice Sherry and Madeira Wines,
Corn Starch, superior grade,
Tapioca, very 6ne and white,
Pearl sago, for puddlngI
COlgate'S Cashmere Boquet Soap,
Colgate'S Honey and Rose Soaps,
BaIine's barber and Bath Soaps,
TallmAn's Fine Perfumes,
English Nall and Tooth Brushes,
Buffalo Hair Brushes,
Rubber Dressing Combs,
French Hair OILS and Pomades,
Handkerchief Extracts
And all other DrueEit's sundries,at
LGUGHLlH sRofAERs a cos.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIyAL OF ,TRA1ys


StenbenVille ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S:25 4. NJ;
departs 500 p m. This train during the day passes
backward and forward between Martins Ferry and
IIellArc, stopping when required at Sherman House.
EtnRV!lle, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
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ILans or supscRIprlON.
DAILY.

BY mail, "a 0daane,, pottsSt T'tpasd'
One var 0OThrOe monthS.......2 g
an iiOnths............ 0o0ne monIh..'.......; 70
Delivered BY carfiGi in CITY iSe PEI week
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WEEKLY.
BY mol, Ia ddtaAos, pOItacs prpSid.
ono year.,,.............SI Golal1 %
IN Clubs OIL - each.
In Clubs Of " @eh'
IN Cnlh OF Twenty 20 each.
And an extra copy 70 person getting up Club.
pB-The above prices arc lnTATiAble Remit At
our rSk, 10 DTaitS OF Puslofhee Money Order, and
where neither Of these can DO procured, send the
money In Registered Letter.
THE NTELLI6ENCER will present daily tho
news In all departments, from oil quArtets o.
the world, Is well n complete record Of local
events
THE WEEKLY q printed on Thunday, and can
DO bad At the counter, In paid envelopes, ready
for mailing 90. Send O copy 70 ABIGAIL tfteadS
and rsiaifFtI tpih RsII IroH hOAasi
SUBSCRIBERS Persons deElrlng 70 have the
DAILY INrELLi0ENCKR left regularly at their
residences In the city and suburbs, can b
served by leaving their address ut Counting
Room, or BY drop letter through the post ONCE.
TO CoNTRIBUToRS.-No attention will DO paid
10 anonymous Communication; every article
must he accompanied By the writersreal name
and address.
Business Letters Tor Us should 10 addressed
FftN q Campbell" and should In no case DO ad'
dressed 10 either individual member Of the Urn b
name.
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SUPERVISORS or DRAWING.


The drawing will under immediate and OK.
elusive supervision control OF the following prominent
20 act for ha, purpose. and any other dsn-
rsressed persons holders may designate
hon T. H. TAYLOR Mayor Of the city Of Frankfort, and
che en,rc Board Of City Couucilmen; Hon ALVIN Du-
WALL iase Chief Justice the Supreme Of
,~ucAy JAMES q. CROCKETT Clerk Of Franklin County
Court; Judge H. THOMPSON Presiding Judge Of Frank.
lin County Courts General FAY ETTE nEwETT iato Quar-
tsvmas,cr General Of the of Kensucky General
GEORGE B. cRIrTENDEN; Hon. THOMAS C. JONES.
Cierk OF the Supreme Court of kentucky G. HATcHErr
Postmaster Of Frankfort; GRANT GREEN. Cashier Of
Farmers, Bank OF Kentucky; JAMES G. DUDLEY. Char.
man of board OF School rfastccs; Hon. ID. HOWARD
sMITI Auditor OF she State Of Kentucky; Hon r. ID.
NAECuy REGISTER Of the Land oacc Of Ken
,nsLy; Hon THOMAS LINDSEY. President Of Farmers
Bank Of Kentucky; coonclJ W. HUNT REYNOLDS; Hon
~ MAJOR Pablic Printer Of tho state of Kcntucky
o. W. BAliAOW CO..
O. W. BARROW q CO..
O. W. BARROW 4 CO.
General Eastern Agents.
10 Broadwsy. New York
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aSasaas HasssS Hi Hi sEyyEEyyysy sEygggyyysy
81 81 Hi Hi FyFSEs FyFSEs
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF FRANKFORT
EX-GOVERNOR THOMAS SASAdsn & PORTER. GENERAL
EX-GOVERNOR THOMAS MAsAdan. Il PORTER GENERAL
A-o' MANAGER
DRAWS POSITIVELY THURSDAY. AUGUST 81.
DRAWS POSITIVELY THURSDAY. AUGUST 81.
DRAWS POSITIVELY THURSDAY. AUGUST 81
LIST OF GIFTS
Ono grand cash gift $1,000
Ono grand cash gift 25.ooo
One grand cash gift 10000
Ono grand cash g loooo
Ono grand cash gift 5000
so cash gifts of sl.o 900 each. $1,000
100 cash gifts of $500 each ach............... $1,000
100 cash gifts of 500 each 5000
100 cash gifts of $500 each ach............... 5000
2o) cash gifts of 500 each 10000
coo cash gifts of 500 each. ............. eo.ooo
10000 cash gifts OF Sl2 cach.... -.......... 10000
Total. .,5e Gifts. all cash .ssooooo
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole tickots sl2 havos 81; quarters So; tickets
sloo a7 tickets. ssoo 4o,s tickets. $500; eo Tickets
$1,000
CARD FROM EX-GOVERNOR THOMAS r. PORTER
AT THE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF THE d.
RECToRs OF THR KENTUCKY CASH Distribution
COMPANY. HAVE CONSENTED TO ACT AS AGENT
AND GENERAL MANAGER OF THIS GREAT UNDER
TAKING. AND NY TINE AND CARE WILL BIB DE-
VOTED FROM THE SALE OF THE FIRST TICKET TO
ruR PAYMENT OF THE LAST GIFT. IT WILL
BE NY DUTY TO SEE THAT THE MoNRy
ARISING FROM THE SALE OF TICKETS
IS DEPOSITED IN THE FARMERS BANK OF KEN.
TUcKY TO REMAIN V0G THE PAYMENT OF
OFFERED GIFTS; TO SEE THAT TUE DRAWING Is
FAIRLY CONDUCTED AND THAT ruosR WHO
DRAW GIFTS ARE PROMPTLY PAID ON pREsENTA-
TON OF THEIR TICKETS AND THIS DUTY WILL
PERFORM TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY KNOWING
THE OBJECT TO DE A GOOD ONE. AND THE MEANS
LAWFUL. I SHALL DO ALL CAN TO MAKE IT
THE SUCCESS WHICH IT so WELL DESERVES
THOMAS r. PORTER.
CERTIFICATE OF FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.
OFYIcR FARurRs' BANK OF KKYTucKY.l
fRANKFoRr. June ~, 1876
This certify that the Farmers Bank OF Kentucky
Of the "Kentuc cky Distribution Company"
will hold all the deposited this bank by ex-ov
Thomas Porter General Manager to the crsdit
the Kentucky Cash Distribution Company" . special
deposits payment all offered ss to be paid out
for this purpose, and this purpose only.
GRANT GREEN. Cashier Farmors' Bank Of Kentucky.
YOUR BONANZA
AWAITS YOU
SIND FOR THE TICKETS AT ONCE
NO rosrroNEMENr.
Tho Managers Of tho Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
pany having she determined that should be
posponcmens Of tho for nrs, drawing
Thursday August 3i-stn adhere that determination
Therefore those intending purchase ckcts In the Big
Bonanza Of $4,000 soa cash. to distributed at Frank
fort the of that cay in prizes ranging from
$4,000 and $50 600 through iioo prizes
would do well to act promptly for tho drawing
rapidly approaches and she least further
lose forever the propous opportunity OF winning
of Fortunes brightest golden fsvora There
foro by foreock now tho day and nows the
hour send for your tickets Whole tickets sl2 halves
SO; ausrtcrs So otckets sIoo 27 tickets 500; ~
tickets, $500
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tents OF which DO plainly by tho audience.
ittce consisting thrco citizens in no way
Aected with tho having
count and examination. will place in the larger wheel
100000 leather blythe die exactly alike and
having printed numbers from TO 10000. corcs-
pondins to tho all the tickets sold similar
committee having examined counted folded and sealed
mp cylindrical tubes boxes precisely alike
slips papor which printed I5o gifts, denominnt
ing from sloo to siooooo viii then place these l.lss
sealed boxes containing the rts in the smaller Wheel
Both wheels will then be until their
thoroughly mixed A blind boy will then draw from the
larger wheel one tags holding up full Of
the audience will then be called enough
hear by appointed this purpose Tho
sag will then be passed 80 committee of three dis-
singuished citizens will say whether the number
been rightly called. and then passed. n regis
,rar who will Gle it upon a wire prepared for that
purpose Tho number of the thus drawn cried proven
sled will recorded by five bank clerks separate
books prepared for that purpose. blind girl will then
draw from wheel tho boxes which
will b. opened sit, taken out unoldcd and
the of the audience. Tho of tho gin will
then ccd recorded by the clokS aud the paper Gcd
by registrar With its upon the wire. Tho gin thus
will belong tho ticket bearing the number
She tag drawn Immediately before it. Thus this process
viii eontinre unit, 1856 from sho large wheel
all the tho small wheel Aftcr the drawing
over the largo wheel containing tho tags will be placed
thc hands OF committee chosen by the audience who
whether all tho tickets
cold represented by tags with nuubers
With such precauton all that tho fairness
intendcd, and that fraud fa,ortsm or knowledge bo-
forchand OF what gift ticket may draw absolut ely
inpossibls
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Reportor-That throws quito light upon the
Upon presenting credentials allowed
tho sckctbooka beautiful specimen hogaphi art.
gotten up expressly for this company BY New York
Graphic Lthosrapbic Company 1t is admirably designed
protect both the company and tho public against all at
tenp.s tampcring with the numbers signatures &c A
description of unique will
On each page is printed, above another. - whole
tckot" ticket divided by quart
Each quarter covered with banknoto arabesqus
engraving in several colors and signature
sImle Hon. Thomas Porter whose is thoro-
foro. repeated In this volume 10000 times Tho
tho monograph of the company extending tho len
hand end of a the Quarters" composing. It's number
in printed a wide margin the side.
when sicke fraction of ticket is sold II the
leaf directly through company monograph thus eav.
ing Its duplicate number and fragment Of Its coupon
within the book.
On tho do Of the the space occupied BY
tickets covered by red table figures taken
the scheme, and down has BY
Governor Porter. fashion peculiar HIMSELF irregular
aud blue crsyons We supposed
pages marked cancelled, but found mistake
when order for six tickets specified numbsrS having
been presented tho Governor having them from ,hs
book. proceeded as folows:-
Governor Porter-In the Of . Gin being drawn by
Of these Nekc,s. must be presented ss this Office
for payment Before cashing it, however. shall find
the ticket again to its margin. On this side IL
tally with tho muated lettering OF the companys
coupon. On that sido fill exactly the interrup
which these sgxas lines drawn by myself.
If ticket fails stand these forgery and
ioavo bank until tho rightfu owner presents
himself or his ticket
Having tho book consigned Its safc and the key
thereof TO tho Governors pocket took
scous Of complete discontinue of all procoucoved ideas
on the subjcc, Ct -lcgalised lottery"
q. W. BARROW 4 CO.,
q. ". BARROW CO.,
q. ". BARROW 4 CO.,
General Eastern Agcnta
7io broadway. New York.
Once opsA uaul 10 Pm