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THE BRIGHT MASON
Dt Comber 1st, 5873.
In our next issneL will be Dubliihed the
.jj. aIi ik- K .... n J tl .f t rf
.;; j North Carolina. ! ,
- t We return thanks to the Brethren of the
Trew eenertlly tfot. the krfid notices made of
tle.iJsicBT xjaso We tnau use every
tflgftjo make it wjttlry of the craft. f
( , n """"""eseaawfrBBaw'""
A. , As an advertising medium ibe Briost'
IIaaov has no equal in the Southern States.
Fire tboaiMxi copies of this issue, and
lie issue lor next month will be sent to
various Lodges in tbeStates -gratis. .
tie short lime allowed us for the publica
ion of the first number, wilraccount for the
ny little enow, that have crept into the
tnersl "gel op" of j bis nnmbciv
In tbe next number ever wrng wui oe
MW Marge.-, ,; V:.
f" Hit is our purpose to make be Bbiobt II a
. either an egiii p'ge paper. or puui.su u
tagwne form, ' We will be goerned
lj 'the opinion pt Brethren at the meeting
1 Hie Grand Lodge. , i
f.Yx4Uir. however: th craft are re-
Liodsd, that our paper iiAof be a iveceu. V
(Vr determined on tbi. ;;
V.anU VSirnltthlnr Klorfe.
" DM
f fi - 0deli, jbasau 4c Co-j Ore
' v - ? njb'to order all kinds of
V I ' 1 g, ccllsijs ai.d furniture for
GreensborojN, C.
ol Masonic cioi.n-
?!, CCIiafS ai.O lunilinr-ior iuc?,viip-;
a atd Kncanipments, or in tv'ffe for
J i vidua) members. . 5 ; c
Jewefsi and D'plomas and every article
Wctei with Mawnic Paraurientalia.
!5ietbren may rely on haviijr their orders
Id io a talislactory maimer
Other SUtes,
i hav nrrivedxeveral letters from prorm-
if lirethreu in jbther States, -bidding us
'd speed" in tl publication o oor pa
i iWe re j.'ratjfving Mgnsand stimu
i u lo ile perfotinai'ce of our task. ...
lorn Oeorcia. South Cwoliua and Vir-
s lettws ol cheer and congratulations
i ben revived, We -will make the
jit MASvN worthyiof the em& leoca o
:ld a ldge Work on Sunday 1
f Isndaiai kb inform us that otir ancient
iieu did no", noitc on -4 he seventh day
ue? t joti has been rain'tl uirn !er ; what
.lit.n Mpous abstain from lodge work
.'f first -dnf. To aJ j nothing of any
r truund, ilie uniform jcu!tlorn of the
V -..tr slid the law ol the land is a suffici
: rut reSK'tVffr rrftit g Irom1 labor on-Snnday
. --mmmsamsmmsMsmmimmimammmBmsmmm
rlia
the Press says' pf the
i:
.1 .
light mason;
FTiill Bbioht AIas 'U. We beg
& alt ivlion tVi the )it(jvectts of thttl
1 ' S hncltio" t bo called by this
..orrjp Wc ji'ij will tiuatarifca in im
' TfiT'i m " '
n ihe lrt iiidX., fJhus. r.
.Tt ;i editor and briprtetr. A
i,P ' rlm the Mat on: c ior
fT7? n; vl i , ih South Atlantic Sriitw. it
- . ... .
w ' h T- . " " r w
b:- iicni fends itsell o iho support ol
.:U?sidr Jsl'i ihiouglwiqii. not tnly thb,
. UjXj) x 'the btaten, known as the
i i!.ASx!jiernj Atlatitic. The editor oi
sv.'tsfckiotiT Masn is a gehtteinMn
tl I (jtialihcd to conduct a paper
U-i jiv si ncter prtjoeed ; atwl we
ti r timcu no I e me oiaeoirs
. . . .. ' ...
:ih unoiuiA will, as one man,
;o ins Biippoii. me iciwe
toitiiidiincrl v lnw. ' bui'lii Mil
L er year, t his paper siioold oe
t e ' " & i , -e
e the otiicial org n of the Gratia
e of the b:te. We wish it
lire long aud prosper, Oo
us Height Mason Ch as. F
ris, tq., editor of the Gincrd
' 'ill . iii.mmutiHA fllA lkllli!lt
nil! VMII IliCIIVO, . 'Mltta
tisTlol lux ISiaaut Mason on the
; " liipf Pocetnher next, at Concord
Tl. Mas N will be a month
lftfjuonic journal and devoted lo
,; dl pmnation of Masonic Literature
- oinq Jurisprudence, and to the
. fot' iring and keeping alive of Ilk
tot. e traditions, and will1e inteufi
c'd s a help in the 'W0UKM in
; an 7 LODGE. A Corps of Con
. ..ttiv. aton. will be engaged, who,
:.frod their long experieuee in cater
irnfor Masonic tastes, will give,
frci time to time, a clear rtfiex of
tbiFVork of our Ancient Institution
Refill tliingj proper tolbe writteu.
. . thi is the oulv publication
ofi character Itti the South Atlan
tic Ctaies. wb think think it should
ve the support and encouraire-
ec? of; the Masonic Fraternity,
, najoe made the omciaU organ of
.thiPraiid Lodge ot North Caroli
. fia,, ouWcnpiioa price only $1"
A .per noum. Address Chas.F. Uar
: ris, oucord. N . C AWa,
!. - ohV il AsoN'-Chas, F
: IlJ4he indomitable Editor of
. tbtP0" SuH, trpt content wlib
..; .algg and improving bis spicy
' piper, )urpows t0 issue m the 1st
ofPecembe Dexr,-a Monthly Ma
. aontc Journal with the above title.
. Ths Bwouf Masmw will be devoted
a ; to the dissemination Kit masonic lit
,.rtoie; masonic jurispiudence, and
tll tathe lostering and keeping alive
, f raaaomr traditions ; and 1 will be
! intended as a Help in the Work in
; UCZ Southern Home,
Tui SBriqht Miftnv r r-
. Fi Uttl the spicv editor rf tl.u
oiiooD Sun, has annoonced bia
a monintfr ma
.joB.juiHj wiui tne abore title,
- to be devoted to the disssmma ion
; IWsonic Literature, Masonic Ju-
.. 'J ' r r we
; f 1
-if
V r.,
- V K
. ... fti
rUpradence and to tbe fostering of
masonic - j ' traa iu on s. C a rwiwn
Advocate, j , j : ; ":-. -
Ohas. F Harris. Esqi. the editor
of the Conookd Sun, will short lj
commence tbe publication of s tbe
BRicinT Mason in Concord, N C.
Tbesaspension of tbe Madnieilori:
itor at Goldsboro' will make this
tbe only publication of the kind- in
me ooniueni o tales, ana we aeai't-
lj wish it
MViccQis.rl.ntdllgeneeri
Mr.Ch
h. Harris .editor and
publisher oihe Conc ikd Suit, will
soon start IhtConcord the Brio ut
M aeon, which should be tbe organ
of Southern Ms6as. Only $1 a
year. We hope the Fiateinity
will'suppott this new. candidate
for the pat rons2o.uioro: than tbj
did our similar enterprise. Mes
tengtir. " I n '
, Tuk Beiout Misow ji the title of
a Motttblj to be issued by C. F.
Harris of the Concord Sun. The
ueed of a tnasonic juurrtal is much
felt, and this ono should be bear
tily encouraged by the! fraternity.
Harris promises that be w.H do ev
ery t liingin iis jjower to make jt a
tinrt-class work in every respect,
and be wfff do it if the brethren of
the craft second bis efforts as ibey
should For particulars see pros
pectus whicii we publitth in nnother
column. iGre- ntboro Patriot.
(A Repertory of useful Masonic
knowledge. It should e made
theorgati of the .craft in N. C. and
the Southern States. lialeigkScn
tinel.
This wo regard as a valuable ac
qnigitioti to j'furnalism, as sin ce the
cessation, of the Monitor, j there i
no Sonihom paper to be ah organ
tor the fratermtT. ahe first nutu
her will be ii-sticd on December 1st
and the price will be SI per year
The G rand Lodge should endorse
xX.KtnsUm Gazette.
Spanish Outrages on Freemasons.
Anoi her horrible a'or j in the sto
ry of Spanfah crime is made pub
lie. It relates to 4he horrible in
dignities heaped ripon Freemasons
and their families by the moastere
who have misiuied Cuba in' the
tiame and bv the authority of the
Spanish government, j it seeni
that about four years ago the Span
isll autliorities arrested the , ruetii
hers of the Grand Lodge or Santi
:iao de Cuba. ; The brethren- wete
len ed a trial, and the day follow
:ng their arrest were conveyed to
a lonelv nishborhood outside the
city and put to death,
mil the beginning ot J
lioirible outrages that
This was
series ot
have con-
: i n ued al trat 1 wft hou t
iniennitteron
lor the, pait. lour e rs. Kyery man-
touhd t hie a Freemason .has bean
shot or banisned lo Spanish peni
teniintiesjin Atri a. The rtcord
of peisectifioii to which the Free
masons have bctn subjected is nw
fitly climaxed. On the n ght of
the 7th of the piesent mouth; after
the volunteers had concluded the
tdauhtt r of the cew of the Vtr-
jinins, their thirst for blood was
such that they attacked I the wi ves
of murdered Vreeinasons, abusing
the defenceless females and pt ;ting
four of thetn to death, j The Story
seems too horrible to be I credited
but unfortunately it is true. We
are not eui rited to know that the
Fieemasons Viof tlrs teeth n arv
aroused to indignation j by the -iti-elligence
of rheVoutragOs above
chronicled;. . Urgl.t worship'nl E.
E. Tfiorhei, Depurj Grand Master
of this orate, has aJ ready muted
with a large number of prominent
officers and brethren iu a petition
to the Master, Warden, and breth
ren of the different lodereg in this
juri&dictiori. The petition briefly
recites the crimes abored mention
ed. and concludes in these words :
In the name of humanity', and in
obedience to oar s- nse ot justice,
we ask you to forward the enclosed
document! s gncd by jour otacets
and under the seal of the lodge, to
the Most Worshipful Grind Master
of Masons of this State, Christopher
G. rox, requesting bim call an
emerontj session of the Uraad
ldAte, tQ take sucli action thereon
as tney in tneir wisaom may sea
Prominent Freemasons of Brook
1 vn, with whom a reporter conver
sed, state that tlie recent tndt c-
natles are of sacH a revolting nature
that the fraternity would be false
to its fundamental professions if it
neglected to express Its sanse' of
these Spanish barbarities, or failed
Co tak;e action looking to tlie pro
tection pi spe reecuted brethren ana
their 'families. It is believed tba
General Master7 Fox will eall the
emergent! session; promptly The
whole civized world will sanction
the efforts of the Freemasons of
this, coamrjr. to bring fajustlce tbe
fieads whose inuum&t stroctities
are chronicled above.
Brooklyn Argus.
" Wje ha?e arranged the d ffcrent headings
in socb 'manner as to make them, not only
attract irev bat in order. " All matter be
longing airier tbe headings, Becord of tbe
Fraternal fJesd," Masonic Eegister, wIm
rxvftors and 8 wuviiers," fcUasonie Corres
pondence. and "Q testioas Answered." wiO
be arranged. These titles" will stand tjer
manentiy and be one of tbe feathres of the
Bricht kfxaox. O I coarse we shall rely
upon commanications from friends to fill
4 hem op. .
1 1
WiQ the Secretary of each Lodge, or
some zealous Mason, furnish us with the
name, and day of death, repecti?elyf of each
Brother who may depart this tile after tbe
first day of January, 1874, that we may
make a permanent Record of the erent . in
tbisoolumn. , Brethren, many of ns who
are now Jbving. will furnish1 a nane ."(or this
dark column, ere the close of this year. Let
tbe hving take it to hearC
;i Masonic " Register.
ITnd.rthis head we wiB publish the name
of fudges, location, place of meeting and
names ot lour pnoctpaJ officers, as shown
below. Every Lodse' tn the State
should gift pubUcity through .(bis medium,
as to ibeir place vand time of meeting.
Concord, N. C.j, 8tokes Lodge, No. 32.
Last Friday night in every . month, at 7"
o'clock, and on the anniversary of St. John
the Baptist and SU John the Evangelist,
and Tuesday niht of each Court week.
w. ii. a aw;
TJIVJ Sec'y,
Impostors and Swindlers.
In order that the Fraternity at large, may
observe the approach of Masonic impostors
and swindlerss space will be reserved under
this heau to expose alt who may attempt to
gain admusioo into oar loIges, or to receive
Masonic charfty'unworthily. The Brethren
every where are most respect folly request
ed to furnish us the names, real or assumed.
agp,.personal description, &. &c , of all such
Masonic Mountebanks. -.
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'-:- Masonic Correspondence.
We sohcif brief memoranda from Masons
wherever dispersed. There are many spark
ling j?wel all through the vein of the
Brotherhood, which if carefully collected,
wi.l soon form a brilliant casket. We hope
each Brother w;ll note them, and forwaid
them to us. No jiublicitr given (o names
unless by permission. ' ... .
i Questions Answered.
Upon all sur jcts pertaining to the indi
vidual! duties, or the "work" in a Lodge
Queries, under this bead, will be atuwerod
We respectfully solicit inquiries from, our
Brethren, and will give them prompt and
careful attention. Numerous suMcts are
easy; that cause mu.h perplexity, mid none
are sb xoeedit.glf difficult, but what some
uyM may be snel on, it.
To DisalUdlSoldieri.s
Btetiirrn who U httJi Xhm niWortfiije Vd
oe Sf Hrob; w hi! servin s? as .sojdie rs in.tjr
her the. yonlederate or iri'aerai Army, win
e siippTiel with the Brisbt Mason free of
charge. Masonry, knows no dislinctio.u be-
ween the Gray and the ISlue.
;Tbe Adfance Cotton Planter,"
I
a oerfect soccess. and the.only Planter
gold ar a .price, which will paj TQ
Do not buy, until yoii have read our cir
culars and prin list. AtTdres,
TUE ADVANCK M ami fact unnf
-1"agents wanted 1
. ; ; Concord, N. C.
Dec 1 tf pd 'I
VITRITE for a circular and. testimonials
VY 1 Address.
j. N. D. TETZER, Draggist, ,
. Concord, N CL
Decl-tf 1
Pianos.
TTWARiiS of fifttr First Premiums of
U Gold and Silver Medals, were award
ed to Charles XL Surffl for the oest llano.
in competition with atf the leading anaoa-
lacturerS in tbe country.
OfSce and Warerooqss, Nb 9 K. iberfy
Street Balt:mor. ifd.
. Th Mnorinritv of the Unrivalled ; bticu
m conceded bv all who have
eomnared it.with others. In their Ne
Grand Square Scale, 7 1-3 ctavos, tbe
manutaotarer baa socoeaea in maaioj un
most pet feet Pianoforte possible, i
PricM will be found as reasonable as
eohaistant with thoroosh workmanship.
A laree aasortmeat of seco-hand
Pianos, always en hand, from $75. to $300.
We are agents for the celebrated Burdett
Cabinet, Parlor and. Church Organs, all
styles and prices, to suit every one, guar
anteed to be fufly equal to any made.
8etd for iUostrated elogoe cooCamiog
the names of o ver 1500 southerners, 500
of whom are Virginiaos, 200 North Caroli
150 East iTerineaeeaML and others
thrrtarhoat the South, who have boesht
the Aieff Piano since the close ofthe war
1W1B1
- CAN BE CUBED,
Stieffs
'A wwOT'awnavsj'
WALTSJtBaXU, :JQf)f VAXLiSPfXGUAH,
iaroRTCits AWtJiALrxis iif
WW Jt n. n TrJf W T
Corner rrkde in,Tron Street!,
Charlotte! C.
tug 9 ; " 20
FiedmoiitiLuLino B. VJ
, :Q:c y
RICHMOND jSS . J AN VILLE,
RICHMOKD.&I)ANVJLLli
a. vv.,N.aTjTyisi6N;
and N,WBS , TERN
; CONDEN8ED TIME. TABLai .
In effect ou and after Sunday Oct. 12,1 1873.
GOING ifORTUr
. -i.
STATIONS. MAIL. EXPRESS.
Leave Charlotte, 10 00 p. to. 8 15 a. mi
" A-L J ct n, 100G: : 830
. Salisbury. lOVOGa: m. 1Q21
u
u
reeshoro, 3L30 f t 12.45 p
Danville, .GlOviS"-" :'3 12
Burkvifle. lL35a.m, 76
Arrive at Richm'd, llfm.' 10.17 p. m
GOING SOUTH.
stations; mttL.
XIRK88.
6.08 a. m
9.17
1.41 p. m.
4 30 V
64G.V4
8,54
9 00 "
Leave Kichmond, 1 20'p?m.
4
Bttrltvillej 4.5. .
Danville, 9.18 'M
Greensboro', 12 26t
Salisbury, 2 8 a. m,
A.-L. Junc'n 4.29 .1
tl
Arrive al Charlotte,4 35'"
j GOING EAST.
STATIONS. '
MAIL.
3.05 a. m.
445 44
if
eave Greensboro',
Co. Shops,
o
" Raleigh,
Arrive at Goldsboro',
835
ltl5
u
GOING WEST!
STATIONS. . "
KAIL.
28 a ra.
9 M M
Arrive at Greensboro'
Co. Shops,
O.
a
Ealeiffh,
5.
2.30 p. m
Leave Goldsboro' :
NORTH: WESTERN N. C. R. R.
(SALEM BBAlfcil.) '
Leave Greensbor.o' 4.30 p.m.
Arrive at Salem, ; 625 p. ra. "
Leave Salem, .. ,h . 8.00 a m.
Ai rive at Greensboro' 10.00 p. m.
; Mail trains dailyt"b4th vrys,: oyer entire
length of road. Accomodation -daily be
tween Danville and Richmond (Sundays
expected.) 1' r ' ; c
ti.OfcaadAy Lyntsliljtifjri-Aecc-mmodation
leave ihntAflJ: at. 4j42. JL m., aniTe at
BuVVtDe tomjleafrark
p. inti ri W Sfi Uichnsoad .44im.- &
Wtwjjerf Qixmrljftt ancZ.titiluncmd, (wtaout
Engineer it GenT Bopetirtendent,
PACKING, CURING
SMOKING ESTABLISHMENT
Steam Sausage Manufactory.
V. HECHLER, JR.,' & BRO.
Nos. 18 and 20 First Market, Richjoond,
Virginia.
Dear Sir : As the sausage season is
ab tut tocomtuence. we enclose you one of
our circulars. We are better prepared than
ever to fil a y orders in tor line, and as
everytliing is undr the special supervision
of one of the firm, we can conndenuy rec
ommend our Provisious as ot the best quat
tv. and challeoge competitk'n:
We pay particaUr attedt)QQ to the manu
facture of a ? sage for the boulnern mar
kets '
We have been enlarging our facilities for
lui nine out our famous Saasaze, and r with
our usual choice q-iality' of Tneats osed for
the purpose, we shall be prepared to meet
the wants of our friends to their entire Sat
isfaction, This Sausage is manufactuted
entirely by steam powerj great care being
taken in adding Seasonings, which makes ft
the best Sausage manufactured this, side of
Baltimore and equal to any msde there or
any wbe re else. We are prepared to furnish
any quantity of it, we have been- jp the
expense ol over $5,000 m machinery to
make this Sausage. . . i
Those in want will address ns, and we
wilt put it up to neat boxes and deliver it
to i be Express Company or. depot iree of
charge lo boxes and; drayage, providing
you riturn the boxes by Express. And
we. want to call, your attention .to one
more item the Southern Express Compa
pj will cariy this lreight at much less than
last year.'. ,..vs I '
lb response to many calls, we are pre
pared to fill orders for all kinds of Saoage;
Puddings; Bacon, Lard. AdL, soch as '
Fresh Pork ausage ia1 links, and in
cakes ; Fresh . Pork Tenderloin &esage,
do . amoked ; Bolojnia- 8auiage, sm. ad,
Garlic da smoked ; Bood puddings Liver.
Padding ; Dutch Paddings ; Irish do
Uog's Head Cheese ; Sagat Cared Asms
do. hbul iers; do. Breast du Joles ; do
Strips ; Beef Toogaes : smoked Beef ; dc.
by the Quarter or side; afuttod, by tbe
qoanlitj ; Hogs, in any quaatity ; i picked
Pork ; Lard by bbL or. keg; Loins and
Bibs of Pork f rig's Feet in bbL, spiced
do. ia half bbl, spiced LamVi Tongnea in
Pickle Oog's Toqgoea to Pfcdde.
We remain yoers trolyi .
; V. I1ECI1LER, fa., & BRO.
novl m i 31
Good
ins.
X here 50,000 strawberry Plants ; 0.000
Grape Oiittbn, and Rooted Tines, for sale
Cheapi f &T,MICKSr.
. : -SahflM, N. CL.
M Y
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irW rl.ir , HI lit fcit llw II I I II
it ii i ii ii aim. ill nil - ii ii s .ii
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O:-
C250JOO in Csirrcipy
O; O:
Fcr tho
Under authority cf a gacfcfel act of tba Lcf?Haiz
March 8th, 1873, coxiffrra rorrjorate prifiHta epea th Oav
sonic , Relief - Asociatioa, - ilKi liirectora now 4 feato tho plcii- .
ure to announce that a Grand Gill Concert fwhiiisjcsfriEa
set forth in this circular has bevii
vjvi ar a.vwv 114 alio VUJ Ul 1VUIHM, UQ '
Thursdny, the 15th
tor the ntmm f vrtttrtM
mw laeoarae ferret ion iatWCavaJK
Terevieeateaas for tab Gtaarf C
fa eaea wtU be i 4 an4 aaML a-ajl inrl
ticaeoasMtsaTv. lialreaealskviaa
tw rraetaeaal mixs I r. rnttia i rWa-ai V tia
xareaaaer m a waoi xieaet as ewtiSM
gut aai saay awaa Ira fa Ssav
sa s oa ta tbe Cmm ct aed ta ee hatt el aai
saers.
Thas. tho old Tea HaUcaaf the
lae
e award of the $50,700 gift Whetd ef twe
to
uu ea preaenratioa s aas rssaeitose
tae foartk aav after taa d
Tbe beat attMical talent ta4
ratertaiBBBent,' aod?Va
Dollara, Carreaeyvvill
Caah Ga.
ay a
Axis t
One grand cash giffr
One grand caib gift.
One grand cash gift,.
One grand cash gift,
One grand cash gill, ,
One grand cash gitt,
24 Cash Oifts, $500 each
CO Cak Oitta. 250 each .
; 30 Caah.Gilta, 200 each r .
trjCMb gifts, 150 each
J50 Cash Gifts. 100 each
wu mwm uuw, w (KB
ww uutuiiMb mm ia '
Grand Total, TEN THOUSAND Gifts, all Cash, - tyjp
-v - ' -
WHOLE TICKETS HALF TWEETQ C?H
The Dirrctort avai ( themaeHe ad raevneB af the awaageawot ef the f Xaerisaew af
theJCentoeky Ubrar ' aMoitiMkarf will Wjuvnady its rrplatia as ngsyd 1 taw .'
diatributioir of prixea- The CWwrt wf U bv in tta. Opera House arid wader the liavttediatev
liiberriaioB of the Di sctora smd tW aseat easmiiuat , citisena . e tae State. , The Jrawias
wtfioe py cweoiHMia see auawr iraro vwa kbm waeeu, tae mautw ef wasea caa fee aeea -by
the audience, whiciii will tBataas M gjJte oa assBted aCse b isralrJ eirrakr tabes,aod taw
other in leather tat -with asatawss an tls twreseeediif ta. all tkieto eaUL Aitef thw ' "
contents are thorough f, mixed ay srsmtsisg tia taiUi at tan first wheel wifil draw awnshar. '
therefrom: and tbea t. teehild al tar seevad wheel wal dfaw a fp tharvaresa, and the gift thai
drawn bektngs tathe tnombrr tlntwtiaancistrty hftre U. The thss aeaeesa wiU eawtlaaja ' -
. ". . a -a- . mmm mm a m a. m ....
until 10U0 situ aae na naerB a 4anaB-a i
keot b v fHir of-the noi t aeoarate tank tetlesa
finished, the great whe 1 eeataisaa thaisalaer Ua wil he seaeeA ha the hasssVad a eeeisait
tee acting on part of tl ticket hahUas. waa ca Bsaattae far tlsmsswes aad) 'asefrtiia
whether all the tickets oi4 were njwmvtra la ta drawing, witbsacb acsasatasa aH saasft
see that the attenaeat iaimeas is w rtaei and a haowledaw hefcee head at' what gtaey
ticket will draw ia aeee ateJy ii i bisIIb -
All the gifts aside fro ai woe tWaaaod thaSjaee ahated ia tie aeaan wheel at tW eVsnriag.
will he determiaedaBd .paid by afaeaaiaaf sa fcleess s ' The aaaaher efatt tie Task-
etasold beiag feoaaiaerea in a oretay aasaesssany asawBVaaai hewaij tae SigaeaS aaaitu
in a circle may be entitle t ta tae fctpeat
of which the next 400 aumhcrs navegjaikc avraetiesl affder w2he eaanted t tho
iu on its two sides the aearwat aaeaheva, tweaetb ef vskacbC sSI he pail, la i
t : ii- I I k nnn wm ,hrrm tmnrf ImUmB
Waieaeraw Blgner KHM Wiu .wymwi wamMmmmm mvmm w mrnvrnm bWM a"
beii the iatentioa aat te ry gdta W aay tathet entitled te a liifceT gift. " .
Persons desiring to patronize the Ceweert by the paei ftuee af tisWte aar earnestly reeasa
ted te hay t eaee aad thsjw aave the aasnagunM at wasaheisCi sea I was land with Uttars
orders, and'eerreapeadeae f a Urn wra et pntri a thedfaws Att aaay aat aaf
aured of the Concert coining off prawphr and aesavag wfcting partiralar pasahrra wtiil tw
accommodated as far as pmrnbte if they arder earls, bad if left withht tan weeks af the
dra wing, aaeh reqaeata eaaaot reeiere acSeatiea.
: TickeU. fike greeabaeks, are good te the ladders ; buyers need act therefore he Lasaav
unless they sachooae, , ;:.
Ia a cause so beueficial io the public, It is expected that every ticket wiU la sell ; lei
whether aOare s14 or aet. tb drawing wift neverthateai take place .'i Cheald aay tkksta
ba leftaaaold alae day af tea drawiag, they will he destreyed, V aad the tea theeaaad
cifts will he drawn aae paid, but jdisoiaisaed ia valae ia preperti aa te tae asreeelrgB ef aav
mOla ItCae. nwac wmxmm
aaredtteed teft37J500. aad all -wthers ia feaasetaaa. IlaeffMA.aee.tlat ff
irVt eaAeeUed the ehaaeea of the helsWr are
iag it reaally fair ta tae tiekethaieerB la eOarr eaae. e large a aeaieev af .gUJa, aa eaaa .
(being tn tt e proaertie of one te every teath taraet awUet) a-ifejathig W vast S am aad
in a eaaae so good, were never before aCerrd te the pebf ie. " ' : ";- " . '' C
Aeeats are expresaly repaired te make ibeir tetaras ee the fat aad tSih ef sec! saeeth. '',;
aad aa Ageat will he permitted te hold or sell tiriets aa eeeeeet af the aamaageaieit aftsr -
the lstjday of January. 1874. bat all most saaie their Caal rrtaraa sa tisae ti
by tbe 7th. The drawiBg will be pahlUbed ia the Beradk aad Hear Term
rL eooiea of the drawiae aeathy snail teaO aeeats aad those eat af the
dered ticket by letter. All eommuBicatieea eeaaeeted with the Ceaeert. and eeaeta for
tickets, aad appplication for Af eoeies te seB tkleta shsall he adixvased ta t, ! ' ' "
Secretary Mssonic Relief Acoctttica, Ncrfhli, Vo.
Those whe ceavmialctU with this oflce
Ordiaary words ia has wrltiag saay he made
aersiaoa, SBan aa wnuea eiataiy. - .j , - i" ' - -
Thuae waa wish te act a Ageata fer the sale af tickets, caa kare teraas by addreasxag ata. .
aaaaeeeeraeted.v' v I . r , .
TWkeU fer sale at the efice ef the Aseeeiatlea. Ve. 93 WEST UAI5 8TCEET, gpjt 4
FOLS. VA, aad 80SF0LK KEW8 COI1PANT aad T. O. XflZZTa 1TEW5 DZPOTS ,
AM orders tar tickets acceipanicd with the cash, wig he frocsatly Med.
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it, oae hcadre4 taemsanc' .tlcaats af adsSaw aslf
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a'tft tham mmj he awarded ta their rstseeiiv i
tieat ia waaeb waa ta mAUt taai NMiti4
el&rreat iadHidaals. each eae wocU he entltlad
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