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Two cadets at the Naval Academy re-
Gently engaged in quarrel over minor affair.
The difficulty was settled by the suggestion of a
prize fight" and after pummeling one another
for time the battle was withdrawn, and the two
pelligerents were taken to the hospital to re-
cuperate
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District Brevities.
The Weather To-day.

For the Middle atlantic States, including
the District Of Columbia, fair and tceother,
arely backing to souserly toiads, statonaryor higher
barometer.
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows: m, $50; II a. m, 40; p. m, 43o; p.
m, 4So; p. M, 40: IL p. m, 40; maximum, 40;
minimum 80
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CITY ITEMS,
Iron BifIers.

HEADQUARTERS for Straw Mattings and Baby
Carriages. W. B. MOSES & Son,
Corner Seventh street and Pennsylvania ave.
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You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want, rent for sale lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
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A TRUE TONIC,

IRON BITTERs are highly recommended for al
Diseases requiring certain and Efficient tOntc es-
peciaQy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Fsrers,
Want Of appetite, Loss Of Strength Lack Of Energy,
&c. EprieheS the blood strengthens the muscles, and
gires neo life to the nerres They act like charm
the digestive organs, renOrtR0 al dyspeptic symptoms,
such as tasting The food beleing, heat IN the stomach
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation that tria
not bdcken The teeh girc headache. Write for the
Book, 81 pages amusing and useful reading sent
free.
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s~ HEADQUARTERS FOR
STRAW MATTINGS
and
BABY CARRIAGES.
w. B. MOSES & son
NTH street and PennSyl'

a~ E W. G. AND A. CLUB, ATTENTION!
All members are requested TO be in attendance
MONDAY March Is. Special business,
26d r. c. WALTON, Secretary,
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8pecial Choices.
49, POsT-OFFICE notice,

a~o POST-0FF1CE NOTICE
The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATURDAY.
April e 1881, viii close at this Office on TUESDAY at
80 o. m. for Europe by steamship Wyoming via
Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY at a m. for Europe
by steamship Marathon via Queenstown correspond
for France must be specially addTessed. and at
z p. m. for France direct by steamship France via
Havre; on THURSDAY at $50 q N. for Europe by
steamship Republic via Queenstown correspondence
Tor Germany and France must be specially addressed
and at ll;3O m for Europe by steamship Lessng via
Plymouth, Cherbourg, and Hamburg; on SATUR-
DAY at Il:50 g.. m for Europe by steamship City Of
Richmond via Queenstown Correspondence for Ger
many and Scotland must be specially addressed and
NJ 40 for Scotland direct by steamship Devonia
via Glasgow and at 40 a. M for Belgium direct by
steamship Vaderland via Antwerp, and at IL m for
Europe by steamship Neckar via Southampton and
Bremen. The mails for ST: Domingo &C., leave New
York March D. The mails for Mexico leave New
York March Is and April . The mails for Honduras
and Livingston leave New York March q. The mails
for Aspinwan and South Pacific leave New York
March 81. The mails for Hayti leave New York
March n. The mails for Havana leave New YORK
March 81. The mails for Jamaica, Maracaibo, Saya-
milo, &c, leave New York April !. The mails for
Venezuela and Curacao leave New York April = The
mails for Porto Rico leave New York April The
mails for the Windward Islands, April 2 The mails
for China and Japan leave San Francisco April Z
The mails for Australia, &c, leave San Francisco
April 8. -co,,
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(" Alderney Dairy waron,

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jewelry, etc. Call or address
Herzog, 3OS Ninth St, near Pennsylvania ave.
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Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 1lb Ward prints at 45c per h.
Also cottage cheese Sc per ball buttermilk &C. per
quart, and sweet milk, SC. per quart
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digestive organs, renOripg al dyspeptic symptoms

Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Md.
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The National Safe-DepOsit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con-
tinues to receive valuables of all descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
The Shedd Baths.
Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 9OS
street.
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
has supplied its job department with a complete
invoice of the newest styles of type and printing
material and is prepared to execute job-work in
all its varied branches in a manner equal to any
printing establishment in the country. Legal pa
pers pamphlets briefs, records, reports &c, exc
cuted with promptness and careful supervision.
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Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 ST., near u
dietary So. Best shampooer this side of New Yorl
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MASONIC.

A special communication of the Grand Lodge of F.
A A. NJ OF the District of Columbia will be held at
Che Masonic Temple. corner of Ninth and streets,
on TUESDAY EVENING, March %, 1881, at o clock.
general and punctual attendance of the members Is
requested. NOBLE d. LARNER,
Ina2B st Grand Master.
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Posr-OFF1cE. New York, March %, 1851.
H. G. PEARSON,
Acting Postmaster.
IE.,1. ~ 1901

a~ THE ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
H COMPANY
for the District of Columbia.
Walter S. Cox, president. VIM. King, vice president
C. B. Maury, treasurer. Frank 7. Rawlings, secy.
Ofice-I505 Pennsylvania avenue north of United
states Treasury ma2S6t
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Prominent Arrivals.

MetropOIifan.-L. D. Packard, Boston: i. NJ
Young, Bellville, Ohio; D. P. NJ Corkle, Augusta
Ga; Henry ]. Rogers, New York John J. Rithmann
Denver, Col: ]. T. Penney. Pttsburg; 81. Rhorer
New York; F. V. Rhodes Baltimore; ]. E Etchison
Richmond; James Wilson, Philadelphia; Hugh
Rrent, DR.. ]. Forbes, Baltimore; NJ. 6. Irving, De
troiti ]. R. Gddings, Pennsylvania George Crandal
Arkansas; F. S. Bartram New York.
WfIlard's.-J. v. Kelly. San Francisco; w. W.
Hoover, San Francisco; ]. P. Dunwoody, Phadel
phia; B. F. Briggs and wife, Auburn Me-; James w
Patton, Springfield ]. R. Wilbor, Jackson, Tenn; E
Hall Ogden and wife, Philadelphia; Y. F. Strong and
family. Wisconsin; S. G. Pontefract, Pittsburg
Thomas McGrhu, Vicksburg, Miss.
Imperfal.-William Pullman, New York; James
NJ. Perry, Chicago; S. c. Truhee and wife, Bridge
port Conn; C. Drimity, Alexandria; W. c. Tansant
Columbus, Ohio; Miss V. Bennett, New York; B. B
Bradbury, Maine; George X. Steele, H. B. Clarke,
r. Hartman, ]. ]. Johnson. New York.
Ebbitt.-S. Hess, New York; ]. B. Rawley, Gin
cinnati; Hon. D. Morris, New York; E. L. Stro
Beverley I'll. Robertson, city; C. H. Adams, city
James A. Greer, .. S. N. C. II. Amesden q. s. N: C.
Dugan, jr., Baltimore: Colonel ]. E. Peyton, New
Jersey.
NatiOnal.-Colonel r. NJ. Johnston, Baltimore
General NJ. Hemingway, WATERFOWL, Conn; General
Arthur Bingham, Alabama; Hon. B. Wilson, West
Virginia; L. B. COPELAND, Chicago.
st. James.-Hon S. H. Yocum, Bellfonte, Pa.
William n. Travers, West Virginia; Ed. S. Gill,
Poughkeepsie, n. Y; r. II. Barnum, New York.
Riggs.-H. Wilson, John Mentroth New York;
E. cunningham, Deadwood, d. T. "A. V. Humphrey.
Quebec.
ArllpetOn.-J. W. Flasson, New Orleans; Gen.
eral di Cesno!a, New York.
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Sharp County record., 1881-03-24

a circus arrived, and the manager,
hearing of Mr.. Winaus' passionate fond
ness for the sawdust ring, attempted to
bleed him so numerically that Mr..
Winans asked him. Indignantly, If he
expected him to buy every seat at tle
performance. That's just what do
want YOU to DO" replied the una0ashed
knight Of the sawdust. " Very WELL
said Mr.. Winans. III take every seat,
but nobody except myself and friend
l am going to bring shall enter and YOU
are to give Us everything on the OIL.
have bought the whole performance,
and I mean to have il True to ms
word, on the appointed night Mr.;
Winans and q solitary friend appeared
in the great theater and had the whole
circus to themselves, applauding and
encoring and making them answer their
calls whenever they chose, Mr.. Wlnans
carefully studying up the hand-biI-s' to
see that nothing was left out.
The present Mr. Winans IS the rich
est of all the brothers. His income, in
1877, was, as nearly as he could com
pute it, S5jO,OJ0, with a prospect OF
being trebled. according to his own ac-
count in ten years. Most Of his prop
erty is in the most fashionable quarter
of London, where it IS daily increasing
in value, and he has the prospect OF be-
ire. as an American lady expresses It,
"too frightfully rich to live. .'-L0Hd0H
Cor. Troy ~ " Times.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-24
for 11ogng Readsrs.
4 VALENTINE FOB LITTLE DICK

A valentine for little Dick,
What can il be about!
He taxes IL f-1u the pOstUan's hand
With Joyous. riuEilg shout,
And I'd tue stairs 10 mamma rOOm-
With steps 50 ig1t and deet-
With painting breath and uOttIng curLsr
He climbs on restless feet
Mamma behOIds the dainty note
WIKI wonder and surprise.
But i there not a Hctle laugh
OF mischief in her eyes:
:. Who sent IL. mamma. Read II quick.
WHAT 4 dles the writing sayt
Ididut think SL. Valentine
Would member ne to-day.
So mamma reads: " I send my love
To little boy named Dick
And should he guess whom may De,
He'll give me a kiss so quick
Then Dicky boy, he thought and tnought,
And wondered: who can be
The buful vgIlytine which came
To 3 little chap Ike me:"
But if re chance TO learn the truth
From mammals rOguish eyes,
We won't tell Dick. dear little boy,
And spoil his sweet surprise.
Wen keep your secret safe, mamma
But how Dicks eyes would shine
If he only guessed how near he Is
To mis- own true valentine.
-M1Ty D. Brine, IL. v. 7. LldepsHdSH.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-24
The Piute Census.

Captain Dave is in Humboldt County
taking the census of the Piutes, and
the Nevada SilUer State thus describes
how he does it: son a sheet of blank
paper he makes circle, which, he says,
represents wickiup or camp. Within
this circle he makes figures to represent
the number of persons in the family.
The sexes are designated in the circle
so that none can mistake them. the
squaws were adorned with lines repre-
senting gowns, while the lower extrem-
tiles of the bucks are left naked. The
figures are of various sizes, to represent
grown persons, youths and children.
When a Sheet is filed with these hero
glyphics the Census Supervisor takes
willow sticks from two to four inches in
length, with which he keeps a record OF
the number on the sheet. 4 full-length
stick represents a full-grown man or
woman. The shorter sticks are used to
designate the size OF the younger In
dams. When the census of a locality is
taken the bundles Of sticks, represent
ing the number Of Piutes in the place
and their size and sex, are tied uD sep
arately. In this way an accurate Gen.
sus of the Piute tribe in this part OF
Nevada is being taken and, to the In
dians, the papers with circles marked
on them and the bundles Of sticks are
as ineligible as the printed sheets OF
the Census Bureau are to the whites. "
Sharp County record., 1881-03-24
How an Eccentric American Millionaire
Lives in London.

Among the private palaces in London
few are more splendid than that OF Mr.
William Winans, in KensingtOn Place
Gardens 1t is not so imposing, ex-
ternally, as Sir Albert Grants nor as
Nj. SassOOns 5, but it'contains as much
spleudor inside as any Of them. The
entrance is by magnificent carriage
.sweep, )Ordered on each side by scarlet
gcraniums. The main hall is lofty and
noble in proportions. On the right are
.Ic grand drawing and reception rooms.
rhe hrst floor is finished with paIe-blue
-ltin, but the effect is marred by the
carpet, which is an ugly and inharmOn-
ious red. But, like everything else in
the house, this carpet cost an immense
amount of money. The first one that
was put down was magnificent AK
minister, made to order, and ,coSLing
hundreds of pounds, but this did not
suit Mr. Winans taste, so he ordered
the second, and had it put right down
over the first. 1t is likely that the
double floor covering cost Fl, 900. There
is large arch between the first draw
inp-room, and a reception-roOm next,
and instead of a portiere there is an
coormous plate glass, filling the arch,
which is, in fact, a vast arched window.
To describe the bronzes, and paintings,
and articles of priceless bric-a-brac,
would be impossible, but the most strik-
ing ornament in the first drawing-rOOm
is ,u u.u about a foot and half high,
in antique chased gold.
Dir. Ninans' family consists only of
MS wife and himself and two sons,
WalLerani Louis. They are both mod
est aud quiet young men, with culti-
vated tastes and remarkably good sense.
Indeed. strong common sense appears
20 be the substratum OF the whole Wi
mans family. Walter Winans has very
artistic tastes, and draws and paints with
no inferior skill. 4 fayorite method of
entertaining By Mrs. Winans, wien she
is in London. is By morning concerts,
and Walter Winans selects the musi-
clans, superintends everything, and in
Variably makes them a success. At
these affairs Albani, Nine. Schalchi,
and ali the great professionals are hired
sometimes receiving rs much as ElOO
for two or three ballads and an aria.
MIR. WInans himself cares for nothing
but engineering, although he spends his
money lavishly to CRAFTY the tastes Of
those around him. lie has a morbid
dread of the ocean and often says he
would not cross the Atlantic for fl00,-
600. Neither of his sons has ever been
to this country.
When they lived in Russia, during
the building Of the Moscow and St.
Petersburg Railway, they maintained
the same elegant style that they do in
London. MIR. Winans had an elegant box
st the opera, but was rarely to be seen
there and frequently expressed a wish
70 see genuine American circus,
wnisn he insisted was very superior to
the divine Patti. In the course of time
Sharp County record., 1881-03-24

vo-nickers pauseu ~ - James Some OF MS u,~--
Sharp County record., 1881-03-24
A Sad Case.

The wife of j. Lloyd Haigh, the
wealthy wire contractor, who is now
imprisoned at Sing Sing prison for
crimes committed in connection with
the Brooklyn bridge, died Thursday
night at her home in New York. She
was but thirty-six years old, and the
daughter of a wealthy New York mer-
chant. She is said to have been most
estimable woman, and her devotion to
her husband through the long period Of
his disgrace, trial and Imprisonment
never wavered or faltered. She never
uttered a word OF complaint or reproach
and to the last was busy with thoughts
of what she could do to mitigate the
severity of his punishment. He is said
to have been equally attached to her,
and the case is one Of peculiar sadness.
1t was proposed to make application to
the Governor to permit the unfortunate
convict to visit his home, in company
of guards, to attend the funeral; but
there is no law that would authorize
such a proceeding and the attempt
must fail. The forger Gilman. the
Sunday-schOol superintendent who was
pardOned the very day his wife died, is
cited by some, under a misapprehen-
sion, as a precedent. Mrs. Haigh leaves
seven chHdren.-A!5aay IN T. Argus.
"A Boston bugler may blast away to
his hearts content for hours and nObodr
calls him to account, but let a Boston
drummer simply say Darn itn' and
somebody's feelings are injured at once.
The man who died game was never
known 10 quail, but he wCodcock his
gun at the wrong time, and now lie is
an angel without a shooting jacket,
Sharp County record., 1881-03-24
The Positive Cure


for all those Painful Complaints and Weakness
Goeommon to our best female population.
1t viii cure entirely the worst form OF FeralsC Ces
plants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Uess
ton, Falling and Displacements, and the conseq1d
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to D
Change Of Life.
1t VIII dissolve and eIpel tumors from the uteruia
an early stage Of DEVELOPMENT. The tertencyt -
cerous humors there IS checked very speedily by isN
1t removes failtness fatClency destroys al crsTr1
for stimulants, and relieves weakness OF the tona
It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostrata
General Debility, SleepleSsIcss, Depression and ha
gestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, veg
and backache, Is always permanently cured oyie ~
1t viii at all times and under all circumstances M
harmony with the laws that govern the female sySs
For the OF Kidney Complaints Of either sID
Compound Ia unsurpassed.
LYDIA i. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE CUE
POUNDS prepared at 80 and s5j Western AT'1s
Lynn, Mass. Price 81 Six bottlesfor s.. Sent bynl
In the form Of pills, also in the form Of lozenst
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either. Ms PinkH
freely answers oil letters Of inquiry. Send for pA
let Address as above. Mention thi5 Plper.
No family should be without LYDIA Z PlNkhAA'
LIVER PILLS They euro constipation btliousnH
and torpidity Of the liver. 2j cents per box. :,
Sold By RICHARDSON & CO., ST. Louis
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS.
Sharp County record., 1881-03-24

The man who died game was never
known to quail, but he woodcoyk his
gun at the wrong time, and now lie is
an angel without shooting jacket.
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NOTICE,


Notice IL hereby given TO all PARTIES
concerned that the Anglo American Land and
Sleim Assoclation, corporation chartered by
the next legislature Of the State OF Texas for
the enactment of the following special LAW.
An act authorizing tho Anglo American
Land and Claim Association TO purcha,e. hoIi
and acquire, aud to teli or otherwise dispose
OF real and personal property In the state of
Texas '''
SECTION |. BE II enacted by the legislaure
of the state of Texas
That the Anglo American Land and Claim
Association, corporation chartered under
the laws OF the State of Illnols FOR he purpose
OF locating colonies on land In tie different
states and territories OF the United States, are
hereby, sntsorlzed and empowered to nnr-
wise dispose of real and personal property in
the State Of Texas.
Dated at Dallas, Texas, this Let day Of jan
uary, A. ID. 1881.
JAMES b. SIMPSON,
Attorney for Applicant.
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Rot u beverage

"rhey are not a beverage, but q medicine
With curative properties o. the highest de-
gree containing no poi5ous drugs. Tboy
DO not toGr down an already do5iilatal sys-
tom, bat build it up. Oao bottle contains
moro hops, that is, mora roN hop strength.
than barrel OF ordinary beer Every drug
gist IN Rochester sells ttan and the ply
sicisns prescribe tham'"-RochOsto Even
ing Express On hop Bit'ors
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Some months ago the daughter Of ode of
our prominent citizens was pronounced @
hopeless cousumptive. She was very mucf
reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. | recommended
her to use abr. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" which she did. Ina short
time she WAC free from oil cough and nthor
systems, nnd is now rosy and healthy.
Price 20 cents and 81 e bottle, or six bottles
SIS, Tho lsrge sizeis the most cconom cal.
Prepared onlY by DR.. SWayne 81 Son, Phila-
dolphia. Sold by druggists.
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The Restoration OF our Comm ercia
and Naval Marine.

Scientific AmericSn.
No question before The American people
to-day presents 80 vido range of problems
OF national Interest, so many problems hay
inga direct and vital bearing on the prosper
lily and security ofthe country as a whole, as
that which seeks an answer in the restoration
of the United States to their former and
proper place among the commercial and ma.
val powers.
Our industrial interests cry aloud for n re
conquest Of the sea by commercial marine
fyii the stars and stripes. The security Of
our coasts, not less than the protection of
the mercantile fleets which our cnterprisinp
traders are bound to set aaoat before an,
other generation passed, demands the speedy
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NOTICE

Pref. Tees Almanac Cor 1851 son.. Besides
inc utual almanac matter, 10 caatslns the
forecast OF tsc weathc,; their Ueudrrfui vart-
he1tions In 1880; how 10 guard agniaNt ligbt-
mag; when II 10 uus,ie 10 eutcr d-ep Wsl,s.
mines, etc. how 60 bake AVID react; GAUGE of
Ollgnt IN ifuit trees, and much other Naluebls
matter. Altogether, the nrssant surnavsee
any former Issue in procicS( tnfornaiiOn
FOR sample copy and terms to tho TT de
send 20 centsto
THOMPSON, TICE \ LILLINGSTON,
Publishers, $50 Pine sree,, NJ. Louis, Mo.
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d,GrII.

10 all wko sro suffering from the errors
and indiacret,ons Of youth, nervous Y5an,
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc,
will send recipe that will cure yod free OF
charge, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send $
9elt-addrosaed envelope 10 tho Rev. Joseph
I. human, Station d, New York city.
u2BdSWly
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Louisiana State LOTTERY Company

Ihis Institution was regularly Incorporated
oy i1e legislature Of the State Tor Educational
TO-, tauie purpc seq IN 1865 for the term Of
PIE lslth OF the state is pledged which rledrs bsa
DoNn renewed by an overwhelming p0puInr vote
securing its franchise In the new CdnstItntlon
t tol i december ID, A. D., 1879 with capi
reserve fund Of $3.50, 900. Its Grand Sirge Nm,
yer Dlstribuilon win take place monthly on the
3 Il IHesISy' II never scales or poStpones.
LOOK at the following Distribution.
,co ,,o ~, CAPITAL PRIZE S50,OUO.
IVU,U llCketn AZ TMn nnllnrs nnnh nn,1
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Fat Candy

lfyou will,but be sure to use Sozodont right
away, in order to carry of its injurious
effects upon tao teeth. All candy-eaters
should carry Sozodout with them, If they
wish 10 keep their teeth sound.
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Where Oar Forests are Going.
Fishkill Standard,


To mako shoe pegs enough for American
usc co"sm annually 100000 cords of tim.
Der, a. l. t ks our lucifer Matches 800,
600 cutie it,t Of the best pine are required
every year. Lasts and bcot-trtes take $780,
90 cords Of orch, beech, aud maple, and
the handles OF tools 100000 more. The
baking of our bricks consumes 1000 900
cords of wood, or what would cover with
forest about 10000 acres Of land. Tolc.
graph poles slready up represent 100000
trosa, and their ualropsir consumes about
100000 more. The lies Of our railroads
consume annually thirty years' growth Of
10000 acres, aud TO fence all our railroads
would cost SAC, 600 with a yearly expcndi-
ture of $4,000 for repairs. These arc
some Of the ways in which American forests
are going. There are others: our packing
boxes, for instance, cost, in 1874, $l2,C00,-
600, while the timber used each year in max
ing wagons and agricultural implements is
valued at more than 100000 900.
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LOTTERIES.
aaaaOu ~ y s., p
TAKE KOTICEf

This Is the only Lottery sver voted on bv the
people OF STATE, and under late ueclsi6n of
,ne u :. supreme Court at Washington, ia
ne only Legal Lottery now In the United
states, al Other charters having been re-,
opportunity 10 win - fortune. Grand distri I'm
Ion, Class b, AT New orleans, tuesday
February, 1881, 10th Monthly Drawing