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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
DY LATImKH a. QLKAHY,
ID Aactlonesru and Real Rsiais Brokors
Southwest corner Penn, avenue aad Klsyonth atreot
Star Ofloe BuildlnE.
rEgfErEs Eli p yAgaStE Asp SEA5 5li Il

T1Tk RRAR TiiE BELTiAoRE AND OHIO
RAILROAD DkPOT
Undsr md b. virtue q decd Of trust bearing date
H. Ss e s:S q 6ouaS S.
The baprsms UoaTt oi The DstIieI Of OriambIa ID
SS % sss pSia sSsIsS USs w.
and Ohoru dsfendAnts, and also In virtue OF
dry agreements hled Ia the aa!d court, the under
signed, trustee, nsmed In said deed Of trust and Do
DAY, ths 2tlh day % June neIt ~ o'clock IN the
aitsEn9oe. And eontinuinE IRON dag 10 DAY. at the
Co.,, ALE or s9UARE sae.
down upon plat which viii be sIhihtsd Al the sale,
and whdh dsomed bJ all parties 70 be tho most suit
Ahls aabdlVisiou of ths aqnGre for all parposs~
the Batimore lpd 0his railroad dspos, has BEEN 'ssy
SroAuy improved wlthia the last few ysATa. aud win
insreAse q value gryAtly in few yearn
deb Sdpss. Of Robert j. Walker 20 the fsl National
BSnk Of Washington, and Bundry Judgments belong.
- 70 ssid bank Iad OthorI, provided in sAd DO.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
AL atAmps and onnVeyanelng at the coat of puTohas
eTs II terms Of sale not compiled with IN live dAl
the Trultss ressryss The right 70 sell at sk Ahd
Dy,,.n,s, LETisSS HSSH z cyan CYAN TIS:.:: Ts;:
DY II. COLEMAN, ,AuctionecF,
DSo1hSAst Of Tenth street and Psnna5 lyania
avenue.
Parties dsoliuIns coping or business uIli nnd
70 lhelr Advantage @ call on me- - vii psy oAAh
LOT mo goofs. n sal ~ pabne sh9,aon n I2S RSs
DAY and SATURDAY, mhsls-'
ny 10, ~. WARMER. Neal ksInio BrohoI
DGnd Auctionser, No, 59H seventh street. between
q and IL. --
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

Rsnts 90 high that AnJ psrSon who can pay rout
oAn pyrchAso house,
Houses on Capitol MIL
Houses on the Island,
Houses Al the Navy Yard.
4 Houses In the first Ward,
Houses In The northern part Of the sity.
Also. several Houses Tor oaAh.
We can please you. Gene aud see.
No trouble TO show PrppsrI to porsons meaning
bisi eAuiAHe employed for that purpose.
hOhkf 70 lend from one 70 ton years.
Once northeast oornog mitesnth and streets,
hTat door PHIL o. WkLOH 90,
mJsim Real Estate brokers and Builders.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

As II x o l. o q Il.
MADAME ROSS. the yanderful Aatroloaist, has
Just arrived from New Orleans After an Abssuos Of
nine years and will bo pleased 10 her old friends
and al thoas dsairiuE Astrological Consultation
Witnessed her Hhs IL tho only lady that IL really
dousd with the natural Sitt q toretelllpE The past,
out Enrope aud AmerioA, aud yhsreyeT she has yis
tied has failed TO rive unboundsd Satisfaction
This lay hiss besn pronounced By the scientific
phrsnoloeist aud Astroogst TO be the most wonderful
In her profession. Advice In business IL invaluable.
She respectfully invites all 10 oall and be convinced
of her great ppWern Satisfaction guaranteed or no
pay. ladies, ell 0sntlsmen, clio.
hadAme Ross cures all dlseasea incident 10 females.
n or parloru nov located A. M 9OB street, op
poeits Masonic Temple. business strictly oonhdeu.
uA. mJ1.lm'
AroTIcR-TuAT x. T., JUsTIi, sIs D sTRREI',
IN between blIth and Seventh strests northwest,
sslls oustom made secondhand Clothing N loss than
half the cost Of ready made new ones. N B,-Beoond.
hand olohlng Of all tiuds bought at fair cash phes~
suas-u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ELEGANT FOUR.
WITH BRowN.sfONE TRIMMiNtiH, ON THR
NORTH SIDE OF X BTRHET BHTWkKN
NINTH AND TENTH BTRkkTs.
BY virtue OF q decd Of trust 70 me, dated June
a0 lsT0 and duly recorded In 1lber 6p folio 2D ons
Of the land records ot WAahinEon county, Dlsiol Of
Columbia, and By direction Of the party thereby 90
cured will sell Al public Aueton, 70 the bid
der, II oolook, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
April ~ isa on The prsm!ses that RAEt % 70! u
ington city, d. o., oomphsed within the following
mstss and bounds, vIi OommenclnE for tho sans 90
y street At the southwest corner Of aid lot, and
thence north lbe feet, thsnos east u feet, thenee
south b9 feet and thence west ~ feet pAss OF be-
EiunlnE with lnprovomOnts thereon, anbisot 70 . cor
Caln ground rent, which will he made knosn on the
day q sale, and which can be purchased for q BomL
nal consideration. Title perfect II IA Improved BY
house No, gb street, which "a one OF the most do
hlrabo In the oly. ehoE for EentlemAn's roaidenes
or for private boarding house tive eeLlnGs high
ths rooms spaeloas and all ita ApPoAntmsO's elegant
All modern oonVenienoea- ....
Terms Of A.le 46,00 cash. balance In sir, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four m0ntha With ten per oenE
intsreat soourod By deed Of trust tho property
$3.50 down when the property h struck on. Stamps
and oonveyAnolnG At the oost Of The purchaser
terms 70 be compiled with In soVen days after the
sAe the properly 70 DO Tesold Al the ak and coat
DAHIKL l. EATON, Trustee.
apbeoAds B. II. WARNER, Anotionser,
TH-rHR ABovEsALKI Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, Jane D, Isla same hour and place.
DANIEL l. KArON, Tfuataa.
H. u; WARMER, AuotlonOor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
Financial.

WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w Corner OF seventh street and LouislanA aYsnus,
PAYS SIX PER OEN1. INTEREST ON ALL DK-
All deposits made and drawn At will Open daily from
sfpsaa N. 70 ? m, and on hArpRpAg I'VE
isielv O'A w. "a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
TOR SALE.

ENOR sALK-oN LONG TIME-A VERY DE-
n blRABLK AOMR-A tWO-stoEy ERAME
HOusK, arranged for the owners own home, con.
tanning eight rooms, besides bath room, cellar, pan
try and eossta all the hOuae, tnelnding . alds
yard and garden 3s tIi0Ol under the highest state Of
cultivation also, good stable With AoeommodA Atons
for horse COW and DnnitIy. InqgiIe the premises
.ltsT Z - P m, y "a YeImont .yonus, betwssn
FOR RRNT.-uANDSOMRL
y ROoml At SAC Indiana avenue. ApO.u
EOR RRHT-THE LARdK DWELLING HOUSE,,
Il aS1 PennsylyaniA avenue. aiH doors east Of the
National Hotel wide rooms, stslroAAea and pAEsAKoai
AlooAlt9 for AlAuIsr or physielAn; =
lAnNu 3lA Indiana avenue.
LNOR BAI.k-THK LOT SOUTHEAST CORNER
II Of Thlrtsonth and AhAh street and PonnaylsAnlG
avenue. FOR particulars apply 70 A. j. JOYOK, al
Andrew j, joyce Cos Coach Factory southNoat
corner Of fourteonth and streotA- fol7.u
EOR RKNT,--THR LARGK FoURsTORY
II DWHI.LlhG.HOpSK, No. NJ II street north,
betWsSl Ninth and Tenth west halls and rooms
largo; ceilings high has tan roomHl elegant bath.
roouiSj within two squares Of Seventh and F-sTSst
OARsoN. National BSai Of the Rspubiio. mhiSff'i
LoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL KsTATE OF 900
II AoTos Of land, situated on Soyenth-atrsst road
sight miles from MashnHton oity, Klaaant mAnsion
beautifully ahldod splendid barn, stables and out
particulars apply 70 W. A. BATOn ELOR, on the
premises, or, ~ lstter WhsAtoa Post Once, Mont
Eomory county, hAyland. AplHu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
DY LATIMKH a. OBRARY,
ID Auutloneers and Real EstAts Brokers.
Southwest corner Psnpsylvaris ave. and Eleventh a.
star Ofhce nullding.

htAf Once HnIdnE.
oHANoFRy SALE OF sTRAM ENGINE, TWO
BKrA OF RURRa FOR GRINDING CORN,
HHkfIlNQh, KL.RYATORs, BORkRhS, BkLT.
ING, PULLIkH, Ao., Ac,
by virtue Of dsoree Of the Supreme Court Of The
District Of Oolumblh, will ofsr, At pnbo aAlo.
and TWelfth Bortheast, on WEDNESDAY beIt the
9Th day 81 June, At O'Clock, y. M, ono steam Gu.
for grin n1inG CON, ~ith all the necessary ahaftinE,
elevators, screens, bel Ing, pullos, Ac Ac.
Jermh Of sale! One third cAah balance IN three
and siI months, with approved ndorsed n7tes bear
log slI cent interest Ton per cent ot the pur.
chase mooeT viii bs required a. he time Of sais
- j. u. RLlIe, Receiyer.
LATIMER ULKARY, Aueta.
n =. DAvra Attorney mJPa-dAds
DY I.ATIMRH ~ CI.RARY,
ID Auctioneofa and Heal kstAte Brokcr.
Southwest ooTuor PsunsyyAnia ave. and Rlsventh st
Star Once Building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
For Sale or Rent.

A TwO.sTORY BRIUK HOUsB, WITH sRvBN
W. BHARRINuroN BAOHE,
iet.im' 1911 Madison ave aud Sixteenth street
EURNIsHRD HoUsR IoR RErT THE DE-
ner Of street weet will De euted furnlshed foe-
sassion given iranediAtely. Iuquire of
q. H. RITTRNHOURF, ESQ,
islcost lava ltrssi.
LNoR skLR on EXOHkNUE-FINE THREE
II SrORNBRiCK HOUtE, on TeBth street, bo
tween z and q nOrthwssti all modern ccnvenienoes
Appy At ROja Academy, In rear Of Suuderland's
church, onf.And-ahaf street. or at Rtp Pennsylya.
GOQ vEpMoNl' AVFNUR, OPPOSITE TUT
co ARLINOrON-tor rent, after the cloee ~
Congress, at yerJ ,derato tsrms, for the
two slef Furnished Suites 0f Rooms with with
ont msAlS Also. two single Roona koieronesg eS-
changed. 4tSi1m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
Cigars.
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Summer Resorts.

" OLD POINF COMFORT, VA.
This popular and oolsbrated Seaside bummSr Re-
sort viii be open tor visitors Juno TO- During the
past oommodloua aud eEteBalve additions have
Of hrst class hotel; KIeuraion uoksts viii be II
sued by all steamboat lines uching this plaes.
hns billiard sa'oon and bath. houses attached. Ao-
Communications may ba soonred by Addressing, either
by letter or telegraph. CLARK WILSON, Pro
pretoTa., myl7.lm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

TRAVELLING FAOIIITIRBi
Leave Washington By Orange, Alexandria and Ma.
railroad, from Maryland avenue depot at 7iib
a M dine at BtrasburE depot reach Winchester At
y. thence By coach 10 the Springs In thToo hours
over hna road, through beautiful soonery. Tickets
10 The springs and return, good III October I. TO-.
Or leave Baltimore DEPOT At 6:B a. IN. dine At HAr
pors FerrT, arriving At Winchester and the Springs
A. above Fare TO Winchester. s5I stage fare 10
BphnEu, S9-sATs to return. myal.u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
Personal,

X n !" bR.J. h. GIBBS, DENTIST.
mys,i% No. III0FRTRRRr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12
The Election.

We present this morning, returns (mostiy
o6icial) from $50 cities, towns and planta-
tons. The aggregate vote thrown in these
towns is ia, lSl-an increase of II $50 over
last year in the same towns. when the aggre-
gate was Sc BOG, and Perham received 53,6
to 42,678 for Kmball. OF the ll4,lSl votes
Perham receives G5,9ll; kimball 4s,s7o;
Perham's majority, 16.441! There are
l27 towns and plantations yet to hear FROM
which threw last year an aggregate vote OF
1885. OF these towns A are in Aroostook
Is in Franklin, 10 in Hancock, in Kennebec
8 in Knox, 2 in Lincoln, IS in Oxford, II in
Penobscot, in Piscataquis, 3 in Sagadahoc
IN Somerset, 4 in Waldo. l6 in Washington
and in York. The aggregate vote this year
in these towns will undoubtedly reach IL, 800,
and the aggregate of the state will be very
near l2e, 900. The increase OF the vote OF
the $50 towns returned, over that of 1871, is
1875; Perham's majority in them last year
was 10,950. The net republican gain this
year over the vote of 1871 is 5,49l. The
towns yet to hear from will probably not vary
the result materially, and the majority in
round numbers may fairly be placed at
$500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12
O. If 1868. and that all those electoral votes

ties Of 1868, and that all those electoral votes
may be scored as tolerably certain for Grant
We have also seen enough to convince any
reasonable mind that the negro vote will be
cast solidly on the republican side, and that
Sambo North and Sambo South will adhere
70 the blue coat and brass buttons to which
they religiously believe their race owes its
freedom. From this we may fairly conclude
that the administration will secure the South
ern States in which the colored voters pre-
dominate or form large percentage of the
population, such as South Carolina, Missis-
sippi, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Alabama and
Virginia, thus leaving the battle to be fought
mainly in the Middle and Western States.
Over these States doubt still hangs; but it
will be tolerably we'll settled by the voters in
the October elections. We shall then be able
to tell with something like certainty whether
there is really to be a popular revolution in
November or whether the famous liberal
movement is to prove itself of no more ac-
count in the larger States than it appears to
be in New England and the South, and is to
collapse in advance of the great final battle.
At all events, what is already known is suft
cient to show that the opposition have hard
task before them, for ii we are to concede
that General Grant goes into the race with
thirty-two New England votes, excluding
Connecticut, and fifty-iour Southern votes,
not reckoning Virginia, in his favor, we give
him a start that carries him more than hall
way to the winning post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12
A Campaign Card.

Our readers know that Hastings Strick.
land of Bangor, bought some liquor of an
apothecary in that place, to cure his asth-
ma, and then went and complained OF the
apothecary for selling liquor and had him
fined. Strickland was nominated as the
democratic candidate for representative
TO the Legislature, but there was such in
dignation at his course in the above trans
action that he found it convenient to de
cline, and another was nominated. On
the day of election the following card was
distributed among the voters;
ssVote for the hero of Aroostook, who now
suffers from asthma contracted in your ser
vice. Vote for Hastings Strickland, because
he proclaims the argument that his party Will
not trade with political opponets; because he
is . Jealous, new born temperance man; be-
cause he allows neither honor nor policy to
hinder his activity as scourge for rum sell
ers; because he is willing even to plead phys
ical infrmity as a means Of inducing men to
violate the law in his favor; because he is
willing to complain of and testify against such
men as yield to his pleadings and sell HIM gin
to relieve his asthma; because there are no
other candidates, who will stoop SO low in do
ing the bidding of party managers. ''Vote
for Hastings Strickland" the new detective,
the successful spy, the asthma sneak. viola
ting the law by the candidate for liberal votes,
who, after inducing druggist to sell him gin
for the phthisic, complained of him for viola
ting the law.
HASTINGS STRICKLAND.
complainant, September Sth, 1872, against
Harlow & Sweet, druggists in Bangor, for
selling SAID Strickland gallon of gin, on his
plea that it was for his own use as medicine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12
TIE SCHOEPPE TRIAL.

The Schoeppe Trial, which terminated at
Carlisle, Pa, ON Saturday, with the acquittal
of the prisoner, teaches a painful lesson of
blind and tardy justice. DIR. Schoeppe, it
will be remembered, was held for the murder,
by poisoning, of Miss Steinecker, an old lady
of seventy, who had been his patient, and
had, in her will, literally recompensed him
for his friendly and professional offices. The
story of the poisoning was started by the rel
atives of Miss Steinecke some time after the
discovery of the will. The story was backed
at the trial by one Professor Aiken, an sex
pert" SO called, who solemnly and on oath
swore to the traces of poison at the post-mor-
tenn examination. On evidence like this, Dr.
Schoeppe has been imprisoned three years,
has been twice tried and once sentenced to
death. At the trial just closed, the tes;imo-
ny of Professor Aiken was torn to tatters by
medical practitioners Of high standing, and
the evidence of the prisoner in innocence
was so conclusive that the chief justice, in
his charge to the jury, said that he believed
sit was Gods providence alone which had
saved the Court and former jury from com.
hitting a great wrong" The wrong has now
been tardily rectfed, and an innocent man,
over whom the fear of death has been i'm
pending for three years, at length goes free.
But in view of the disagreement of physi-
clans at the Stokes, Wharton. and Schoeppe
murder trials, the public cannot but feel
measure of distrust of medical testimony, and
iuries will in the future, be cautious about
basing their vcrdicts on it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12

The main line of the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad, built on three feet gague,
is pushing toward toward Mexico, and will
form continuous line of nine hundred miles
This road is to run along the eastern base Of
the Rocky Mountains, and is intended to open
Mexican silver mines to American enterprise.
The cars and engines, compared with those
of broader gauge roads, seem Lilliputian
but speed, ease and salty are secured as thor
ougly as can be desired. 1t is claimed that a
narrow gauge engine will draw within ten
tons of the paying matter hauled by an engine
of twice the power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12
On the Secret Causes of Self Ac-
Quired Miseries and Dis
ann0intod Homes.

The popular and scientific Medical Work,
Human Fratilty or Physiological Re-
searches" enlarged to l43 pages, and deliberately
illustrated with explanatory cOlored engravngs on
steel explains the causes and points out thecl for
the Physical Decay ofthe System Dormant Vital.
", Local and General Deb ty, Nervous Irrtaoility,
Consumption Indigestion OF the most fearful and
exhaustlng kind, Intense Melancholy and Depres-
sion of Spirits, and partial complete extinction
of the Reproductive Powers.
An attentive perusal of''TIuman Frai,ty or Phys
biological Researches" will show how these dreadful
complaints may be prevented and removed SO as to
restore the sufferer the full and permanent enjoy.
ment of Vigorous Health.
Sent free every where on receipt of 25 cents. All
letters and parcels to be directed to the author Dr.
The Doctor to be consulted as usual at his private
office No. IS Main Street, Bangor, from 10 in the
morning till p. NJ and till s In the evening.
june24t&w3m+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12
Bricks Accommodation Steam.
boat Express

Leaves the Kennebec every Monday and Thurs.
day. and returning leaves Boston Tuesdays and
Fridays.
Freight brought cheaper than ever offered before
by any express. Goods of all kinds bought in ROs.
ton at lowest market prices.
Boston office, and 10 Court Square. aug20tl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12

A dispatch from New York states that at
meeting of the eight hour league of the fur
niiure trade on Sunday it was reported that
the sum of $1,000 was expended during the
recent strikes for the support Of members.
There is still $1,000 in the treasury, and the
movement viii be renewed next spring.
Another account says the league was dis
solved, the strike having ended dsastrously
to its funds and the officers being charged
with ne culation and dishonesty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12

son, and having gained his object he de.
parted never to return. Broken hearted
he had sought home in Newcastle under
an assumed name, and there he had lived
until convinced that he had not long to
live, he sent for his wife that he might
make his peace with her before he died.
The next day he died peacefully. in the
arms of his long lost wife. BY his will
his entire property was divided among his
children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12

One hundred performers, gathered from all parts
tonof Prof Hast viii contribute to this grand
musical carnival. And to afford ample room for
every tcket-hOlder to enjoy such ap unusual must
cal festival, the Concert will be given in Central
Park, where arrangements have been made to ac-
cOmmodate all who may come.
Persons holding whole, half or quarter tickets,
will be admitted to both the Concert and Drawing,
and none without such tickets will be admitted to
either.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets go; halves, IS; quarters, - so; II
whole tickets for $lO0 y for $3.50 SO fer $500; lib
for 81 900; 2S5 Tor o. 500; SO for $1,000. No dis
count on loss than 800 worth OF tickets at time.
rangements have been made with all the railroad
and steamboat lines leading into the city for the
sale Of roundtrp tickets, good for six days to all
persons who may wish to attend the Concert or
Drawing. Such tickets will be furnished by the
Louisville and Nashville Rrilroad, the Louisville,
Cincinnati and Lexington Rrilroad the Louisville,
indianapolis and Madison Railroad, the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad the Louisville and Cincinnati
Mail Boat Line, and the Louisville, Greensboro and
Henderson Mail Line Packets.
All agents are required to close sales and make
Thursday, September 20. To do this successfully
those located at great distances must close some
days before the 2hth
Al tickets to which gifts are awarded, will be
vers' Bank, either in currency or by sight draft
upon the Fourth National Bank of New York, at
option of the holder. Tho tickets must first be
presented at this Office Room No; I, Public Library
Building, before they will be paid by the bank.
The drawing will be published In the Louisville
Papers and New York Herald, and official copies
Gent TO purchasers to whom tickets have been sent
by letter.
THOs. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky, Public
Library Building,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
sept6ieod1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12

Horace Greeley resumed his weekly recep-
tons at Chippaqua on Saturday, but the at
tendance was slim. The sage showed a
gloomy face, which subsequent reports from
the Maine canvass, brought by his henchman,
Williams, made still gloomer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12
Notice to School Agents.

A GENTLEMAN living in Haliowe, who has
IA had considerable experience as a teacher, ia
DESTROYS of obtaining school in the country or
city. Good reference given.
Address, +. A, A. HEATH
Sept. I'd, 1872 Hallowell Me.
3w37
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12

The republicans of Florida have nominated
for Govorner Judge Osssian B. Hart a ma
tive of the State, and an undertaking Cuion
man throughout the war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12

THE vast sales oftckets already made, and the in
/ creasIng demand for them from all quarters hav
ing determined the Trustees that the Grand Gift
Concert for the benefit ofthe Public Library of
Kentucky advertised for Saturday, Septem-
Der IS, ls72, shall positively come of on
that day without pOstponeme mt, the manage
lnent notifies all who expect to participate in
the drawing that they should buy their tickets at
once. Delay for few days caused many who
wanted tickets at the concert in December last TO
go without them. Some living In Louisville waited
until sales were closed expecting, no doubt, post
ponement, and then offered fifteen, twenty, and
even ta enty five dollars for tickets which the day
before We're offered to purchasers at the regular
price. Others living at a distance sent thousands
OF dollars by mail and express, which got here
after sales were closed, and had to be sent back.
These disappontnents need not occur again, if the
warning now given in due season is needed.
The drawing will begin precisely ats o'clock Sat.
urday morning Sept. mber 2s, ls12, in the great
hall OF the Pubic Library building, and continue
until the one thousand gifts are all drawn,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-12

Nursery Girl Wanted.
A PPLY to MRS. ]. NJ. HAYNES, Grove st.
"A sept5 ttf