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EVENING.
IN ADDRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING
9:OO-Opening Exercises and Reading min
utes Of previous day.
9:30-Reading, y. A. Earle.
10:00-Word Method, S. G.. Burked
10:30-Discussion.
I0:45-Recess.
1l:OO-Physical Exercises in school. Mira. r.
L. Pugsley
11:30-Discussion.
I2O0-Recess
AFTERNOON.
1:15-General Business and Dscussion os
Miscellaneous Topics.
4:00-Adjournment.
Teachers appointed for exercises ON this
Programme, who will not be able to attend. ara
requested to notify the Executive Committee
IN time that their places may by supplied.
II. J. KELLOGG. Co. Sup't.
y. a. EARLE.
GEO w. MYERS,
TT. :. WILLIAMS. l--' NoIn'
J.. a. PLACE
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steady at 9Ac; steam, new. s]S@SISc-old,
$50. Butter is fearfuly dull-Western reported
at 1OCa14c Coffee is firm at new rates Rio,
15a@lslI, gold. sugar is active and very firm,
Rice, s9(@9c.
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q. II. p. SHELDON, Sec
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PRgsIDE.vTI.TL ELECTORS.
RrDubiican County Convention.

Fourth Dstrict-JCLUS C. BURROWS.
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10 the Public.

ATLANTA, GA, July -. 1872.
Li,tCrs Constitution ! lave read In" card
If Colonel Nichols. published in Sour paper
Yesterday. Between him aud myself there
..,r,- in ~ Il conflict NJ memory is to the
r.Itr,o,, ant pliGpurt o! the interview. But
n;u,rh 1onrnl> r1mnot shield his polro0nry
ia that way. for l." could not mistake the
language over my OWL signature, sent him
Us express. and doubtless received iW him.
before h" p"nu"d hi> last card, published
iyr days afterwards.
tni"ur Nichols in his card referring to
nay own Of TN" previous day, says: "Govcr-
nor Brown states That ir WAS advised Ia >cc
It,,. and have M" H. agree III writing what
r,rUrrd.' This statement uoWhprcnnp.ars
in my publi,lird card, hul i docs appear in Il
u,u"raudum appended t" my version Of thu
interview, which WAS sent 10 General ToUmbs
lN cypress, Tin" proof l. conclusive, there
lnr, mat my written statement WAS received
Nv N"urral Tuomh>.
1h' verbal ,rnnrt IT 4 conversation would
n,''r he" thu -uid" - proud, brave man. IL.
ju "jEt his honor demanded. when lac had
40 writing before him the pledge that h.
U"i,id receive, if H. called for it. The S;ul--
i"'Nu lin" Il gentleman.
,IuSErl +. Blows.
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VIRG;.INI a NEWS.
Murder Trial i'm Lancaster. Vac
Acsnifsnl OF ,tale Prisoner.
CORRESPONDENCE q ttfu RaIt3fHhrH sun.
LITwALToS, LANCASTER cousTY, Va.

correspondence 81 ttfe I5ltsfffhrr sun! sJ ts
LITwALToS, LANCASTER CousTy, Va,
july 22.
The trial Of Richard Kern. for the murder
Of Captain Philip Smith, which has been In
progress here for q week, has ended in the
acquittal of the prisoner The particulars of
the alleged murder are substantially MS fol-
lows The prisoner had elected Mrs. Brown,
a widow, and her five children from proper.
ty in the county claimed by himself, but
which bad been occupied and claimed by her
family fora LONG tiilu. and Upon which. it il
stated. her brother had paid taxes for sixteen
years. Captain Smith. on hearing Of theafiair,
proceeded to the house, saw Kern, and offer
I'd TO pay him to allow the widow to retain
possession until The law could decide whose
property it WAS. He seems. however. to have
been received 10y Kern ~ an intruder. Aitcr
4 short culoq,iy. aud while Smith was about
seventeen yards distant from Kern, the latter
raised his gun. Smith, it is claimed, entrcat-
ed him "not to shoot" The gun was fired,
however. and Smith was killed.
The deceased was nephew ofcS.Governor
William smith. OF Virginia, and during the
war was Il captain in Moshy'S command. He
also served rs Il captain on Stoncwall jack
sons Slail. WAS at his side when he fell. and
bore Inn in his arms to place of safety.
His horse WAS Killed by the same yollcy that
struck the great chicftain down. During
the great Hood in the Shenandoah river, two
wears ago. Captain Smith saved tho lives of
eighteen persons by his own personal efforts.
lie was Il Christian and brave man. and
although he had but lately removed here. his
death haa ch,iScd dhup rrgrtt, especially
under The sad circumstances connected with
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NORFOLK MARKETS,

July o7.-Cntton.-The market has been very
dull, with continued decline since lust week. We
quote: nw middling, 2O!c.; good ordinary, l9lGe
.Gc.; ordinary, l6&I7c
Eggs-Are duh. The weather is entirely too hot
10 ship or TO keep; l.9g!3c has only been paid for
them this week.
Flotar.-The market during the week has been
dull. We quote for various brands: Fine, SJ6Ls7:
superine, 81 extra, s. 5u4i so; family, Slu.25
@SlS.es.
f;reea. TAck.--Potatoes, nj the close ofthc week,
did little better: in bulk paid ut the first
of the week. Apples collapsed and became hari 10
sell. Country-packed range from 81 TO Sl.25 hlr-
rel. They keep dull. and now In limited sale.
Receipts are now falling of the price presenting no
quality 75c 81 ~ box; demand only for local nix.
nome shipping. Fears, 7Sc. Sl; choice fruit, we'll
handled aud packed, extra. Tomatoes, seG9aoc. u
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III: T,nr ,,u,,,,rnsi

box. sgatefnelohs plenty poor 81 per hundred
up 10 so sogyets good. s
Lumber. Tiic stock and receipts afe very light.
mud our fiunsatfnHs are nfaiitly nominal Yellow
pine clear flooring Az LOCO feet. 1J: 30. sfepping
clear henft; sssIsa: jnfst, 10 10 20 feet. Gid;
q n 80 feet. NfsE1S25 common Doartis. s12fiS:
heart toist aid seantfsng, ssssso, us TO sizes ana
lengths. &C.
demafd. We ,ti!Ste 2o-fnri heart, :71o: sars,
S5FIs7.sG: ei-inch heart. slf6SIs; sans $75oMss.
S.drss-Tbe market Is more active. Red-nak
more wanted mt Sa0@si0 for inspected, and $40 less
for culls; white-oak hegsheati. si s305 s52 white
oak hendlng, a8.Gls3 Whita-oak ripe, slaeatSi5:
Ttg.-zThe market Is very firm. with an active de-
lmaifl. We nov au0te nj s7fif.5.e5, as 70 size.
[ IOni.-Ifn Wnsiled, 45lfllsc. washed, ssll5sc.
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\ pisNrulNTMENT FOR SENATOR WILSON
N NwNkr%s 80 ENTHUSIASM N Ills TRAVELS :.
rati,'"r", v, r.. july 23.--L;,>t n"hta band
of ru,j>ir proceeded to the hotel To Srrcnadc
',,urlal Bradley I. johnson. Of Virginia.
ihr lir~I poe" played WAS " Dixie" senator
Wilson, WIS ~'"priu" At The Sanr hotel. and
Wh"m jl,. umI>ir struck up he came down
lair Ia respond. hui WAS told 10y the clerk
Stat II WAS not intcnolrd f.. him, ana the
senator rtrcdlcd to his room. The crowd
r""'N"d the Joke with cheers for Greeley.
There is II" enthusiasm here for Wilson.
Nr-trrdly evening he WAS observed, appa .
uutly III q dr>pondin- mood, >ittin" on one
H tI' sii'rt corners with only three negro
'"uNu"n>.. Telegram 10 TriiHuu.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
One grand gift. cash 90. OC0
One grand Sllt, cash 5n.O,U
Total, 1000 gifts. all cash. .s5Uooos

IOEll, l,uuU RlllS. all cash. S5uOUUs
The Hon. THOMAS f.. BRAMLETTE f, late Governor
of Kentucky, has consented To represent the Trus-
tees In the management OF this second Grand Gift
Concert. and he vii personally see that the money
Treasurer. that the drawing Is fairly conducted. and
the gifts justly awarded and promptly paid.
OF the audience. and under the Immediate speryi-
sion and direction Of the officers aud trustees of the
named eminent aud dislnterested citizens. who have
consented to be present and see that all is fairly
done:
Hon. NJ. II. HARDIN. Judge Court Appeals Ky.
Hon. }. PROCTOR KNOTT, late NJ. {. Lebanon Dis
Hon. II. ". BnUcE,JudEc Ninih Judicial bis, Ky
Hon. r. L. COCHRAN, Chancellor Louisville Cham
Hon L. ID. STASplFoRD, President Farmers and
lion. JOHN BARBEE, Manager Royal Insurance
Company, Liverpool.
Colonel PHILIP LEE, Commemorative Attorney,
Ninth Judicial District.
DR.. c. GRAHAM, founder of Graham Cabinet.
Colonel JILsoS T. JOHNSON Manager of the Gait
DR.. r. S. BELL, Professor of Medical University,
Hon. j q. BAXTER. Mayor of Louisville.
Hon. II. l.. BURNETT, City Attorney.
HENRY WoLFonD, Treasurer OF Louisville
A. 0. BRANNlN, President OF the Manufacturers
PiiL1r JUDGE, of the Louisville Hotel Company.
JAMES BKiDGEFoRD, PRESIDENT OF Second Nl-
". c. ID. WHY'S. Proprietor of Willard 4lotcl.
a. G. JOHNSTON. President OF Traders Bank.
I'll. VICTOR NE"t'h"' III III vi '>e"eoifio' b''eiia-
non l. Co.
HENRY DEPPEN, President German Bank,
ANDREW GRAHAM, tobacco and cotton merchant.
Or. NoRyIN GREEN, President l.. and {. Short
line railroad
Vol ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
OFFICERS OF THE LIBRARY.
T. DuRHETT, President.
w. n. HALDEGAS, Vice-President
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary.
FARMERS AND DRoyEl!s BASK. Treasurer.
Address THOMAS r.. BRAaiL ETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville, ny.
Circulars giving full particulars sent on applic:l-
don. jy l0-t,saWSwc0~.n!
" INnNE A fN
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COMMERCIAL.
CpRR AND fIuttk EXCHANGE,
HiEfIMoSb, vs.. IufY IS. 1877 s
nFEERTNfrS.

WMEAT.-wbite, a,sTi bushels. BED. 4. bushels.
CoRN.-Wh itee,l22G bilscls Mixed, 1901 bushels.
OSTS.--sg bushels.
RYE.-s bushels.
SALEs.
WIIeAT.-whIte, 7Ge bushels Yer, good at s1.1o;
50 bushels fair at Ste2; Al bushels very good at s7c
,?sB bushels prime NJ $i.76 s2i bushels very good
Mt aITa: % bushels good ut Ss5: 100 bushels com
mon at SIss 80 bushels common Mt Sr56 81 bushels
common Mt slis. Rcd. e2i bushels prime at Si.70
ss4 bushels good at a1.65 $50 bushels fair Of Sle0
20 bitsleis common ut Hiss: III bushels choice ut
i7A: Q. bushels choice ut s1.I5; 10 bushels common
1T 81.
CoRS.-White. LOLA bushels very good ut Isc. So
bushels prime Mt 7gc.
OArS.--jl bushels good new at SIC.
RYE.-s bushels common ut CSC.
RE~EX1fIDITED.
WhEhri-Whtc, 10 bushels.
COHS.-H h'tc. 900 t,,slIefs.
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acknowledged TINT he had used that conpll,
:mentary word. q Then 7 fine YOU $40 each.D
Soiomofia himself could not have divided n
ssSetty-doIfar bill more exactly. II seems
that To tell d man ii, Il whisper that he is n
fdtps Is Il contempt of spurtt The lawyer
thinks It Il hardship, but is wiling to fay the
reporters. fine by way OF apology for the in
suit. Neither was hurt, and the lawyer says
the newspaper man got the better Of him.
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Chief Justice Cbase's health has suffered
much from recent attack Of chilis at Maria
gansett Pier, where lie Is passing the summer
with his eldest daughter and her husband.
The New York Times speuks of Abraham
bncoln's "lazy. lying, loafng father.' and
si,ts that though said Abraham was iilcgiti-
mate, his PATIENTS wtre 50 lbsv III society that
their non-lnarriagc was not mitch iioticEd.
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pETERSBITRG MARKETS.

July CuHOn.-Therc was better feeling IN
the market Yesterday, but could hear NJ no sales.
except in retail way. and prices are mainly nomi-
nal We quote III lseI2lc.
white, $l7s0SI.su: prime rcti. sl.G5Msl'u.
LUrn.-Reccipts light, and he'd I'll soQt sJc. for good
to prime. Demand light.
RYe-llarket firm at s5@Q0ec.
OGts-We quote G0c. In large lots.
FiOur.-Markct quiet; new city family SaGse2S
extra. ss.75mS9 siperine, sS.25 old Baltimore ca
ira. 81 SOFA $3.50 supertinc, I5M$6
PeanutS.-Receipts light. Market quiet for want
of stock. Fair to good, Sl.25GLs1.iO; prime, sl.6O
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GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE AND IT'S Pro.
SrtcTS.-On last Monday Mr.. George Hughes
became the owner Of our little village, the
GIrhr property and Gloucester Point pro-
,nrty. until then owned hy Dr. j. u. Tabb.
Mr.. Hughes expects soon TO make White
Marsh purchased some time since from DR..
labb) his residence, and devote 4 portion Of
his energies TO the improvement and devel-
opnIcnt of his recent purchase. He proposes
that if the citizens Of the district will raise
500 for the purpose of erecting suitable
building for Il graded school i'll the vicinity
of this place he will give Il lot aud $40.
We arc informed that Mr.. Hughes is pre-
pared Ia extend the >ilinc opcn-handcd libc-
Tlity to all public enterprises at this place.
For instance, il is stated that he offers 81 900
on certain conditions for the erection of il
church rdili,.r. and this offer he extends to
any Christian dcnomnatiun.-G io"ceStfr Hr-
yIhi
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WuHpuEFUL ESCAPE FROM A SuARK.--On
last Monday morning rs the young ladies at
Mr. Robert ScldCn'S were out bathing, en-
loving to the full the delightful exercise antl
breeze. one Of the little girls who accom-
panied them saw something approaching
which alarmed her, and calling the attention
oil the others they discovered that it was Il
shark making towards them rapidly. The
distance to the shore was so great that escape
seemed impossible, and the terror OF the
position almost paralyzcd them. But Thought
itll Of each other. even In this trying hour
they lravcIy stood together, the strong help
ln9 and urging on The weak.
Miss Mary Brewer was literally dragged
ashore in iainting condition by the efforts
of Miss G. Scldcn, while Miss VI. Il. Sclden
and Miss y. Brewer drove the trembling" lit-
tie ones before them. just as they all >prng
safely on The bank the horrible monster ilOuE.
,tcrrd in the >hoal-waicr short distance be-
hind them, shown" his full lcngtIl-tcn feet.
\ fisherman ont in his canoe witnessed the
scene but could give no help, rs the shark
WAS between him and the shore. He says he
supposed escape impossible. To some one OF
them Il death too fearful 10 think bf hi ght
have come. 4 mcrcitul Providence spared
them; and ;l> Il warning 10 others who might
venture in like manner, this account is
sivcn.-~ G!OnccSiCr U,THid.
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mo ALI, WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

u" ALL w i1oM IL atiA So.NN.fsie-s'-
L. Notice IL hereby given that the Richliond anu
Danville Railroad Company VIII apply TO the county
Court Of Chesterfield county OH the 18th day "
August, 1879, TO appoint i've dsintcreziei Tree
holders OF said county to constitute Boai tn fait-
fully and iu,artiay ascertain wliat viii III 1ust
compensation to the owners OF such OF the itid5 IN
saia county as are proposed TO be taken by the said
company For lis purp0 es IN tie construction aiil
,yorklug of branch road from point ut the :. !"
on te coal siding, on Its road near Coaliie
through the lands of the Chesterfield Coal and iron
Mining Company and others 10 palnt si The land
Known as tflc UHiou Coal property, In sid county
THE RICIIMpfsD AND DASSlLLE
RAILEUAn COMPANY.
~ s-Flw BY counsel.
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WILMINGTON fS.cl MARKET

JULY 22-Spirns TuTpentine-IlaS advanced Sc.
Sales OF &c casks al Acc. q gallon for southern pack
ages.
ROSin.-SacS late Saturday evening mot before
rcportcd) of 500 barrels strained ut S2.as. The
transactions today embrace 1851 barrels at 2.2a for
strained 1878 for No. $3.50 for extra Co. !. SO rs
pale.
Crude Tmpen9ne:-R Receipts and sales Of 2s5 bar
rcls al $3.50 for hard. $3.50 for yellow dip, and 1876
for virgin.
1Mr.-Saies of only Is barrels ut $3.50 u barrel.
Market steady
-CettOn.-Market quiet and nominal.
CUrn.-Two ctr1ces sold from vessel rs follows
One of .joo bushels nferorl Soc, and another Of
1000 bushels 1T SIC. per blshci.
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>T"wflI AND PuRrER.-Thc iichmond
bJGta j. III error when il states chat the
h'.r@ thinks the Hon. G. II. Porter better
ti"tn The hrght Hon. w. Ii. |. J. X. St"wcll.
We irN" always been friend to Mr.. Stow
Land "" are noW 4 friend to Mr.. Porter
a'>". "" hope both of them will be elected
va 'on@rc>> from the fourth district. They
~" holh Very good meu and upright pl-
"a. i'm Il horn. Nu!itUr R"curG.
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Miss Van Lew, the po>tmi>trr>S ut Rich
mond, was III our town last Monday 1t is
the first time il has been or pleasure to see
her, aud we expected to see Il very old lady.
on crulchc>, perhaps, hut was surprised
when meeting her 10 See Il really handsome
looking and spriyhily lady, with beautiful
blue hair, gray eyes, and rosy checks Ch,u'-
ioficsriHc MteHigcHccr.
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SEEDSMEN. FLORISTS. &c.

~ l. RN ] = Sc + u:
\ FULL SUPPLY OF FRESH TURN1P SEED,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GROWN.
EED-lOl' STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
LARGE WHITE GI.bEE,
YELLOW AHEEnEEN,
BALES HYBRID,
SENEN-TDP,
SWEDISH or EUTh-EhGA.
Warranted ni the same superior quality We have
heretofore sold.
iyl3 ALLISON e ADDISON.
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ASSASSINATION IN New GoRK.-Nctc York,
'Niy 2l.-Tlc police are agitatcd over in at
Tempt Ia aS>;t>>nutc Il music teacher named
Muller l0>t night, after he had been inyCiglcd
NOM home 10y dccny letter, signed Fisher,
i''">Hppo>cd a>>:'ilant, who is missing. Null
rr was shot at, and assaulted in the face after
,lr bullet had missed the mark. He is not
~rri"u>Iy injured. 1t is believed that tue
'''i>r WAS revenge fora real or tancicd wrong
uH a lady
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JJTSE l, 1872.

This fayoritc and celebrated WATERING PLACE
will offer additional attractions this season. Among
other improvements, there has heen added an ele-
CANT and spacious ballroom, adjoining the parl0r:
the p;rlcr has been enlarged and improved, ana the
proximity Of the two renders each easily accessible
1t will be kept in style not surpassed anywhere IN
Virginia.
The WATERS of these special Springs either care
or greatly relieve most eases of Scroiula- Incl. Cht
Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis. Chronic laryn-
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic dyspepsia.
Chronic Diarrhua, Chronic Dyscntery. They are
also great value In those affections which are lecu-
liar to the female constitution and :,n appetizer,
a tonic and general restorative. they are perhaps,
unriyallcd amongst mineral waters The proprietor
will have provided for the lawns and Ballroom 4
tirst-class Band of Music and In general all the
sources of amusement and recreation usually found
ut our best summer resorts Will be at the commando of
the guests at "ROCKBEIDGE ALUM The place
is Within, eleven TO thirteen hours Of Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore. e., by rail- all In daylight
Passengers leave the cars OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad 1T Goshen depot. and new and elegant
stage coaches, p:lssins rapidly over smooth ana
level road of only eight miles, set down the Visitors
ut the Springs 10 tea.
Persons making usc OF the grounds &c, ~ the
Springs. ana not stopping ut my hotel, Will De
charged half my regular rates
The Rcckbrit,se water Is for sale by PURSEl.L,
LADD Il co, kiciimoud aid GEORGE ID. NC
INTIRE. Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
nv i0-3m
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hoTECrI"N AND AGRlCULTrRE.-The CEN
>"> figures furnish some very significant
''NIlhcntarles upon the familiar position Of
me protectIoni.tS that their system, by en-
'"ura@hS The abnormal development of
"''nUlActures. creates 4 "h0me market"
'''" ~ hrc"n'cS The patron and bcnctactor of
agriculture. The following. for instance, is
,"' situation of New England in regard to
M"," supply upon the basis of the crop Of
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

july 23.-The market for wheat Is dull. and has
suffered decline all qualities Of fully &C.: oier
ings of bushels OF white and OLD OF re- with sale:
al the former III SLID for prime aud of the latter Il
81 Sd for commons Sl.t5 for fair. Sli3 and S'55 fo
good, and SIG6 and si.67 for prime. Corn Is In mod
crate request for millcrs use; offerings reported
to'Ey. Oats dull offerings Of 10 bushels; nt
saicS rrpOrteu.
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'NR"S hND tANp-pLAY ERs-A week or two
.,''' distinguished clergyman discussed
. ."' question OF card.playing, summing up in
,t,'l q! ihe practice, one argument being
~ ,H' II tohduccd 10 thought and quictncSS.
,. u, cui'"l OF a religious newspaper, looking
,'"'h over inS goddess days, doesn't agree with
i"'' ana thlt> sums up his reasons: "What
, T., we have had Of cards is opposed
:" Ms. Scrcn-up we hwc generally found
~ ne of furious discussions us to who
'"i'a 'ihr low, and we never saw silent
, ,''''' Oh Whist. On the contrary, as soon rs
,'' ''>t trick is taken one OF the defeated
a.! ,IiciH Is sure to call out to his partner,
',s' III thunder did you play that diamond
~: 49, boston GtOje.
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900. n 1iEH 66Xcrt g = ! \ MP D

pIsNOQspOOsG GIFT CONCERT IN AID
OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
At LOUISVILLE. kl.-By authority in the act of
the legislature cooperating the Public Library nt
Kentucky. the Trustees will give their SECOND
GRANDGlFr CONCERT in The great hall OF the
Public Library building, in Louisville n.y., OH SAT-
UkDAI, September -. lS1..
One thousand tickets OF admission will he issued
Al $40 each hal'ickrtS. 80 qlartcrtickciS, -. iU
II whole tickets for 500: Is for S2d5 5d for $3.50
ll3 lc" Slooo: Sh for s25vo SIS for $4,000. No dis
count Oh less tiltn SlpD worth of tickets ut a time
During III" Concert the sum of S:a,n.l in crI =
rcury will liz given To the holders Of tickets Iy dis
tribulIon by lot OF one thousand gifts, follows:
LIST OF GIFTS.
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PorrLtrinS or LErsWuGG.-W h;cS {within
c"rp"ratc limits. 9S"; colorcd (wi,lIm cor
poTiic limits. jS1. Total. 100. White
aud c"Iorrd Immediately on the suburbs, III.
Number of voters 3u0 Total Of taxable
Property. = Il. GJu. Hirr0r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-26

ttENlNG or Az Arrr"K'S DwEIIlNG.-i hos
HH. July 4E.-Thc house OF Ralph Waldo
.mrr>on, ri Concord. Mass, WAS burned
it> morning. Loss. $1,000. The library
mi furniture were saved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-26
DANNIiII.E. VA.
PETERSBURG. VIRGINIA.

JtLY gi-,Gond and fine shipping is selling we'll
,o very fine at SIS 5cI$ie.5o. lark strong tolacco
suitable for black work, Is Also ceiling well, say
SlI.5o@ 4li.5O for common to good. .;sE,
Nondescript kinds continue am ana i9"IsHW
SlI50. Fair To good bright, wcl-ilayorel hllers:
NAV he quoted somc lower, say :l!.5O6tSIa sound
working Tugs at SS.1cGi S0.50. Heated aud iunkcd
tobacco las well sof) Is selling at unsatisfactory
rho market may be- considered ~ dull, except for
good and fine shipping, and dark strong leaf Sua-
bio for blurk work.