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A western paper describes shocking accl,
dent in this way: "a Kalamasnoozer named
(,odfrey poked himself into the knuckle-]olnt
Of a shaft, which wound him up at the rate
of two hendred revolutions per mlnute:
Being short man the execution was rapid.
The latest physiological discovery is that
the human Hrer distils alcohol from the iooo
as it passes through the system. ibis Is
something new in these parts, sure enough:
We know of several distillers who are gooo
liyers, but re Fever heard Of liver that YVES
a good distiller Reconsideration Yeon,dn.
To an imitation in New Brunswick,
Hello, professor, take drink" i've men
sitting around the stove In the bar.room at
once arose and came forward, while hoot-
black who was just entering the door, ana
passing barber, smilingy accepted the lh'l'
tation and stepped up. s
What the dickens does Mr.. Elizur wright
spell Eliza in that way for? If we had
female name we should promulgate 1t IN le-
male photography, swap it Oh to SOMEBODY
who would. Louisville Courier.
The most impudent witness III Ne"
York appeared in the famous Kelsey trial.
He said he never told anything to his wife
unless be wanted it to be known over all
the neighborhood.
A Vermont paper tells Of man who was
buried without 90 benefit of clergy" EVIL
IDENTITY thinking that this phrase implies the
absence Of Il preacher.
"Somc would have lis develop the Anl-
7liorus fish from an 44Scidian (mollusk)-
two utterly remote types. This is worse
than an absurdity-it is lie. "-AgassaS.
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rx,,rs ar Eass-Psorossp WHOLESALE

Ex1Hs OF ERiH-PRoPosEp WHOLESALE
Inrsu EArsnAr1os.-Th Liverpool papers
mention that Mr.. p. U'Leary, who haa Jus'
returned from Ireland, whittier ne was eu'S
gated on a tour Of inspection by the EhSnsn
orins,ltnrsl Laborers' Union, haa recsaFea
. letfer rom Mr., Z. +. johnson, tue nono'
rsry Secretary of the Irish Agricultural La
tsnrnrs, Union. in which the writer says
q A. orr monthly meeting 1t was resolved
4hat in the event Of the Government fa',lhS
IN Introduce comprehensive measure qe;n'
inc with the waste lands of Ireland, i oe
empowered to proceed to America ana nave
on interview with the authorizes tnere,
With the object Of our Initiating an enhg,s'
t;on On ,,asse to the western ana iac'uc
states. or course / feel deeply that IL
should he necessary for us TO ieaSe
n,,r native land; but what could l
dos An faith here is lost 10 political
nla,itndes. and little left in our public men:
I Struggled hard, but the Irish laborer W!ll
NOT remain slave by the Shannon While
there is chance Of his becoming freeman
in people's land. Ihad to accept The once,
hut I am consoled that am TO nave the
assistance of one whose services shall mol
soon forget. You were chosen 10 accompany
me. Will your Yes, know you VIII give
your services to remove our Drothers iioh
slavery. have had many conversations
with members of the conStabulary. 10 you
think the American Government ~oulo re,
fnse these as yettlers with us in the united
States? On receipt of your letter snail 80
to work to mature our scheme. Ii we are
denied home in Ireland, we can bll'ld VI
n nation in America" The proposal OF tne
Irish Union has been accepted by MT
OIbary.
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A To,Gg CosTEsr-A FEARFUL EScoUN-
TER WITH A POLAR BEAR.-The steamer l}er-
tram. during her last trip for seal, arrived OIL
Resolution Island during q storm, and put
into the channel between that island anu
Cape Labrador, where she was detained sew
cral days by dense fogs. Upon coming our,
though the fog had only partially cleared,
seal were discovered upon the moving ice
in considerable numbers, and the boats were
manned and put of for them. All were
anxious to be ut work, as more tnan I.
week had been lost by bad weather, ana all
went vigorously 10 work, " slaughterlnS the
inuocents." Near the middle Of the ice-fleid
.arose large iceberg, toward when some
of the men steered. One John Mack, more
energetic than the rest, had gone to the east
side Of il. and was out Of sight. While he
Was busily engaged he suddenly discovered
bu, a short distance from him 4 huge grizzly
bear creuched upon the foe. Not lacking
in courage, and thinking that the pelt and 4
few steaks might be desirable, he turned inn
mediately back toward the boat for his gun,
and with less discretion than valor said nota
word to bis companions. He carefully loaded
it, and, taking extra ammunition, returned
toward bis prize. BE was confident OF his
own craftsmanship, and thought il he did
not dispatch Brun with the first shot Sc
oond could hardly fail to do the work. lie
approached within five or six rods undlS-
covered, and taking careful aim planted BIS
bullet in the side Of the couchant monster,
but to his great disappointment With no
effect except to start him furiously toward
where he stood; lat second bullet, when
within few. feet, struck his shoulder and
crippled him. To turn and run at this point
John thought more hazardous than to rely
upon his long knife, with the use of which
he was well acquainted. In fact, before
he could deliberate his left arm was
seized and he thrown down, with
the bear top of him. John succeeded only
in plunging his knife into the tough sides OF
his adversary few times, when the timely
arrival of three of his companions changed
the tide of battle. They heard the reports
of the gun, and with their clubs fastened to
Johns assistance. One of them rapidly
loaded the gun. while the others vigorously
piled their clubs, and the third ball was
soon lodged in the only place to produce
immediate effect, Bruins brain, and he
rolled dead upon the ice. John came out of
the encounter more dead than alive; hiSarm
was fearfuly mashed, the bone broken In
two places, and his body scratched from head
to foot. When the bear was taken aboard it
was found that he weighed rising seven hum
bred pounds. His pelt was subsequently
sent to Boston, and two Of his paws can now
be seen in a show-window in Brookline.
They measure about seven inches across
Boston Journal, 18th of October.
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england was sworn under half q milton
sterling, and he LETT 100000 franco 70 . he a,a
Mr. Ar William Kensett, by his will proved 10
October. 1865, seems TO have been OF the
same opinion as the members OF q recently
formed form club, who have pledged themselves
for f., sanitary reasons to have their bodies
hmrnt at their deaths, for he recites thai
Seevsg in the re. m 1os ,n Of as nt sn
ample to others, give my body, four Gays
aftsr death. to the Directors Of the Imperial
Gas Company, London, TO be placed III one
Of their retorts and consumedto ashes, and
that they will be paid E10 by my,execotors
for the trouble this act win impose on them
in SO doing. Should defence of fanatle !; ?!
and superstition prevent their granting tni D.
my request. then my executors must suoml.
to have my remains buried, in the plain' sss
manner possible, in my family grave IN p.
John's-wood Cemetery, to assist in ;poas0m1ns
the curious wills are homemade. The VIII
of Mr.. kensett was made by solicitor.
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$50 Eyo,urson,--Some vone sin thes class surg
pested that good to natural history might
result from debates between the evoiutionisss
and the non-cvolutionists. -,
aWell,. replied Agnssiz, rather evasive,s,
* personally / like MIR. Darwin very mucn-i
he is my friend."' ,cu-..,.,.,nr
Here q cluster Of pupils began making
Mnerry. -, 1s iat.
Sc What is it9 Let us have It."
Voice: "Darwin's son Frank was once
told that Agassiz did not accept evolution.
4 That's ali right said Frank father does
NOT believe In the glacial theory" Laugh
.tet].-L Letter. describing rainy day at REM
ibeSe-in Neu York Tribune.
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ghe New York. Sun berates the eleglac
noets of the Philadelphia Ledger for Their
lucubrations over the last moments OF " Lit-
tie Jane" - arc
/ .uyho Wednesday evening closed here
And pranced away to Paradise, ,.d.E
and directs their attention to those htlns
rascals whose crimes invite the lasn Oh Tue
public censor. .... . .....-s..,f.. 81.
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Hard timss..ip Alabama, according to a
southern paper that says: "some consum:
mate scoundrel, on Friday night, exhumed
the cornerstone Of the new coloretf church
at Opelika and extracted theFefr0m one
dollar bill.n - "a -
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By W. Goddin,

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
y SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, ADJOIN-
ING HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY, AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CHIN AND CHER,
sell at auction on The premises. on FRIDAY the
TIN of November. 1878, ut ~ o'clock =: ~, the
LOT located as above adjoining the residence OF
Mr. Hundley) with 4 new, unfinished TENEME NT
thereon. The lot is newly enclosed and In the
yard there Is well of water.
NOD AuctiOnecr.
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STILLIAM WILDT,
w 80. RROAD STREET,
DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR.
ESTABLISHED 1854.

The busiuess established by me nearly twenty
years ago is still the same. only work 1irst,class
hair, winch is always manufactured i'll the latest
fashion aud of the best style. .
COMBED. OUT HAIR is prepared according 10
the latest improved Inventions.
All orders are promptly filled.
JEWELRY, and especially HAIR JEWELRI.
Is made, as heretofore by me from the lstest pat
terms The repairing of jewelry is also done IN the
hast nanper Sc 2G-3m
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MULES. HORSES. dc.

THO OWNERS OF HORSES.-SO
Il WANTED TO WINTER ON GRA1N3IA
and HAY ~ to 5 HORSES. None engaged LOT
Horses retained until all dues are paid. Apply to
Mir. EDMOND BUSSlEUX, Franklin between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. or to
no .rodI m FRANK &. RUFFIN.
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DIRECTORS:
JOHN l.. ROPER. President;
JOHN b. CORPREW, Treasurer;
JAMES Y. LEIGH,
GEORGE S. OLDFIELD,
DANIEL BUSTED,
NJ II. STEVENS,
WALTER y i Ter II. TAYLOR,
JOHN A. ROBSON,
WILLIAM Ii. WALES,
JOHN T. REDMOND.
ADVISORY BOARD:
His Exccllency Governor GILBERT c. WALKER;
Colonel KADER BIGGS, y. III. T.;
JOHN r. MCDANIEL, p. &. Commander;
Can;ain SAMUEL WATTS Virginia Legislatures
Colonel THOMAS +. OWENS, =. q. NJ;
JOIN Il. WHITEHEAD, ESD, eX-Mayor;
Colonel W. II. TAYLOR, State Senator;
JAMES G.. Balm, q. &. G.. q. C.: ,
ROBERT K. WITHERS, g. NJ, G.. H.P., ana ID. u -
of g. G..
Orders for tickets and all communications should
be addressed. HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk, Va.
Tickets in the above can be had In Richmond att.
WEISIGER & CO.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
foe 23-eod6tI
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By Coulling & Pendlcton,
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,
No. 1901, corner Tenth and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE o OF A LOT
~ WITH A FRAME HOUhE THEREON,
SITUATED ON THE. WEST LINE OF TWEEN
TY-SIXTH, BETWEEN r AND STREETS, AT
AUC1ION.-By n decree Of the Circuit Court OF
the city. Of Richmond. In case or Baker, executor
ps Baker &C., entered the Sd day of November,
S73. we viii sell Mt public auction, on the prem
ises, the above described property. on SATURDAY,
the 9Th day of November, 1873, at O'Clock. Z. NJ;
: TERMS :One-third cash; remainder at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest ADDED
and title retained until all the purchase money IS
paid and conveyance ordered By the court.
A. X. COURTNEY,
Fl. :. MORTON,
4-5t Special Commissioners.
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This drawing has been legalIzed by special act OF
thea.eslaturet raise funds for the complexion Oh
the Masonic Temple in the city OF Norfolk. T.,
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BY Thomas ". Reese, Auctioneer,
1917 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
i BILE LOT OF LAND, WITH FINE DWELL
ING-HOUSE THEREON, IN THE Town OF
virtue of deed Of trust made to the subscriber by
Alexander Scott and WIFE and duly recorded 10 the
clerks office of Caroline County Court Will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, ut Bowling
Green. on MONDAY, November 10, 1878 court
day.. the following REAL ESTATE In and adJoin-
ing the town of Bowling Green: A tract contain
ing FIFTEEN ACRES. with 3 large an d comforta-
bic NEW DWELLING-HOUSE,w with all the ueces-
sary out-houseS
hundred dollars to he paid in cash, and as to the
twelve hundred dollars, credit of twelve, eigh-
teen and twenty -four months, secured by negotla-
Bile notes, title TO he retained until the whole pur-
chase money be paid. JAMES LYONS,
oc 3O-tds Trustee.
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By Grubbs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

" VALUABLE MACHINERY FOR
/ Y SPLITTING WOOD, BORING PUMPS. &C.
AND STEAM-ENGINE, AT AUCTION.-We sell
at auction on the south side OF basin bank between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, adjoining the store OF
Richard Schultz. on THURSDAY, 9th November,
1873, at ! O'Clock NJ, 4 lot OF valuable machi-
merry, consisting in part of
l 14-HORSE POWER ENGINE:
i WOOD-SPLITTISG MACHINE, Conover
patent, with exclusive use OF same for the city
OF Richmond; - 80. a..'.". s.." '4s-
l PUMP-BORING MACHINE; Il .4 .as-.
IT TERMS Gn At s'' "GGRuBBss WILLIAMS,
oc.oS - -. ......1 - NJ. AuctiOneers.
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All By Lyme q Brother - If
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street. III IL. q

BUILDING LOT ON
Y CHURCH HILL, EAST sID e OF TWENTY
EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND
M SKsHkLL STREETS. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC
AJiCTiON.-The above lot we shall positively sell
Without limit on FRIDAY the TIN November,
1878 upon the premises, at ~ O'Clock =. NJ, 70
the highest bidder on account of purchaser at Last
sale. Who has failed to comply with the terms.
Lot Is 80 by 1872 feet TO an alley. - ~
TERMS Very easy, and at sale. r,,r.,
,oh .s rs. Hsss Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme g. Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
So.1212 Main street.

IMPERATIVE SALE OF TIL r E e
HANDSOME FRAMED AND BRICK BASE.
MlsNT TENEMaENTS,v ksINTTTY AFF66RRR III I BE.
TMEFN tI,AY And LEIGH STREETS, FOR
SALE BY AuCTIoN:-We shall, at the request Of
The owner sell at public auction, on the premises,
meuciug punct1lally ut AZ O'Clock ?. NJ:
j st. That desirable BRICK and FRAMED TEN
E.MENT occupied by. g. W. Willis, Esq, contain
ing about five rooms, kitchen. &c. ,
Sd, Two nice NEW FRAMED TENEMENTS,
adjoining the above, tuiit In the most improved
style. containing six rooms each, with usual out
houses, and water on the premises
Each OF the above houses have lots attached
fronting about 25X12O feet
We would invite special attention to the foregoing
sale.
TERMS: Very liheral-say one.fourth cash, resi-
due at SIX twelve, and eighteen months, for nego-
table notes: interest added. secured by trust deed
nos LYME & BROTH Err. Auctoneers.
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RI, 0 2 HY S l c I 4 n S.

We invite your attention to our FULL SUPPLY OF
DIR. SQUIBBS'S RELIABLE PREPARATIONS
Amongst the latest is the SOLID EXTRACT OF
EnGor, soluble In cold water, and especially appi-
cable for hypodermc use; OLEATE OF ATRoFIA;
OLEATE OF AcoSITIA; OLEATEs OF MERCURY
and S1onpIIIA; COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
RED C1ycuoSA, lust ten times the strength of
Huxham's Tincture; COMPOUND TINcTURE OF
IpEcAc, or FLUID DoyER's POWDERS"
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
seo7 919 Main street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n N. WALKER 4 CO., GENERAL IN
IL. SURANCE AGENTS, 10l4 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA. representing he .,.,,,
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF tincii-
natl, Oh'o-assets over 81, 900 900: .o,.,
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
Ny, OF New York-assets over $500. 600;
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANklNG
COMPANY, Of Lynchbury, Va.-assets over
'vXVTffESTIC INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
Union FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, or
Baltimore. Md-assets over 5000 900.
Deposited with the Treasurer Of Virginia, 81 co.,
600. Losses equitsbiy adjusted and promptly paio
ut this agency. Applications solicited, aAd ihise-
dI4le attention given thereto. OK 10
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.yEWEERY. tic.

OPENING AT NOWLAN q CO.'S, Sa
" NEW FALL STYLES OF 81
FASHIONABLE JEWELkY, GXA
Watches, Opera and Cable Seck-Chilns, sc,s, Ils'
Knobs. and Drops: Signct, Amethyst. aud scarf
Kings, and great variety Of new Bridal silver,
purchased ut the lowest rates Of gold. Corner MAIN
and Tenth streets. Oc
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
l. AND 346l ACRES VALUABLE LASD On
YORK RIVER AND IN GLOUCESTER COUN-
TY, ON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 26TlI, ar
AUCTION.-On the day named. on tue premises,
two miles from Cappahosic aud the same distance
from Claybank wharf, by virtue of Il deed OF trust
from John Asher, duly RECORDED shall sci, by auc
ton that most valuable ! RACI " EaND, con,
tanning 346i, ACRES. together with the fine aud
commoGious DWELLING ana out-hous. saad large
new barn thereon. On the place, which Is admiri
blk adapted 10 trucking, well-seccted orchard OF
Young apple and peach trees. a.,
river. ,.s A.,
arrangements viii tie made before the day or sale
for usual credits j. WESLEY FRIEND,
NO D Trustee.
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S1,5OO,OO0,

divided into 1900 cash gifts, will be distributed by
lot among the ticket-hoders-the numbers Of the
tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind chill
dren, and the gifts from another.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1873.
Only 10000 tickets will be sold, and onc-half OF
these are intended for the European market. thus
leaving only 10000 for sale in the United States
where 100 900 were disposed of for the third Con-
cert The tickets are divided into ten coupons or
purts. and have on their back the scheme, with
full explanation Of the mode Of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest mu-
steal display ever witnessed in this country, the
unprecedented sum OF
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Total. T.. 900 GIFTS, ALL CASH, amount
ing to.
The distrIbution.will be positive whether all the
tickets are sold or not. and the 1900 gifts all PAID
in nroportIon to the tickets sod-all unsold tickets
hene DESTROYED as at the First and Second Concerts
and not represented in the drawing.
t. s PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves. $25; Tcnths, or each
coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 221
Tickets for 81 900 lib Whole Tickets for $4,000; 227
Whole Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less than
$500 worth Of Tickets at 4 time.
) The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Con-
cert as well as the satisfaction given by the First
and Second, makes 1t only necessary to announce
tho Fourth to insure the prompt sale Of every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert WIN be conducted in all Its
details like the Third, and full particulars may be
learned from circulars which will lie sent free from
this Office to all who apply for them. g 20
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filed. Liberal terms
given to those who Duy TO sell again.
THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library, Kentucky, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building. Louisville, KY.
For tickets or information apply TO
. .... A.P. L'ECUYER,
900 Bank street; or
WILLIAM n. VERY,
Clerk al Ford's Hotel.
Richmond, Va.
Sales of tickets in Richmond will close on the
25th of November. au ls-MSThtDecl, &w
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.GAFa.A DE.

ALL STY L e.. III
The attention of gentlemen in want OF
STYLISH BEAVER
"a called to Mr.. M. CUNNINGHAMs FIvE;DOLLAh
SILK mAT, OF his own manuiactare. He q,sS keeps
n That can he uroducad In the city; also. gene.
raj assortment # TENTLEM EN'S and YOUTHS
SOFT FELT HATS. Remember
Store and Factory No. 1918 Main street.
oc STU, Th&S1m ~ E..4H y tsal.E -.
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.@,s' BY James L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Main and Eleventh, strea,,

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE,s SAFE
Il AT AUCTION OF THE SMALL RnICK
P P1NE NM M NJ; g. OF The WEsT SIDE Of
BY virtue OF q trus, deed from T. a 49,
ibankruptl and wife, dated 9th December, 1870.
and duly recorded the subscribers as trustee in aid
on the premises, on THURSDAY. Noyemter ef III
1873 at O'Clock 2. 81, the properly located AZ
ah0ye: 10 the the occupancy OF W. $. Tupman, ESD,
having front OF twenty-five feet and depth OF
tafDs four rooms, with kitchen, &c. wa
TERMS: Remarkably accommodating; will
be made known at the sale. "
A. b. APPERsON, Trustee.
oc27 ROBERT STASARD. Assignpe
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TOHN LYON, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
u late of Petersburg, Va, has removed to Rich
mond, and will attend the courts In Richmond, ,
Chesterfield, and Petersburg. Office No. Skaters
bui Idnp Tenth street. oc 11-1m
nR. 0. A. CRENSHAW-Offic and resi-
~ dence, 30S Main street. Messages left at Be-
deker Brothers before IL O'Clock in the day will
be received. &C 11-1m
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BY Grubba Il Williams,
Heal Estste Agents and Anctioneers,
! Eleventh street between Main ana p.nkt

TRUSTEES SALE OF A STORE AND
Il DW lsSLlG ON THE. wEsT SIDE OF IN,
G GySD s STREET BETWEEy CANAL 'AHD
Of the provisions OF deed Of trust Srom = "
Carr, trustee Tor Mrs. Ann Carr and the said Inn
Garr 70 tDe subscribers trustees, dated 9Th October
1871 ana duly recorded In Richmond CHsnccrv'
Court oice lbetng thereto required by he hodsr =,
the notes secured we WIN sell ut auction, npon the
pTemtses, onnwEDSEsDAYsth the 9th day OF No
perry conveyed In said deed, being the sToyRe
and DWELLING occupied by Mr. Thomas Cns,.
sins. Il The lot b 80 by 9Ofeet. .. o'a-
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale and % 49, -.
1875, With interest from 18th OF October. 1879.
balance upon terms TO be made known At tle me
Oh sate.l sim irCf-;Hsy lanes Z. GODDIN,
IN t,.la ,,a.-. 4 JOHN HOWARD,
.c,,,rt,,, =, Trustees.
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Grand total (7to 900 gifts, all cash. ..S2oo,ooo
90.
WHOLE TICKET, So; HALF TICKET, $3.50.
Plan of drawing same as that of Kentucky State
Library Association Drawing 10 lake piaos LII
Norfolk on L-.
ire THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1874.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DOCK HILL COLLEGE,
ELLICOTT CITY, MD.

This Institution. under the care aud management
of the Christian Brothers, is located III one OF the
most picturesque portions Of the state ana affords
rare onnOrtuntics TO the student DESTROYS of fitting
himself for engineering. mercantile, or literary
pursuits. ,
For further particulars see catalogue.
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z9RT 0eN6'Ena
GRAND GIFT CON CERT.
10000 PRIZES.

saso, 900 IN cuRRENoYTo BE GIvENAWAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04
SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS, S1.500,0OO.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT.
S25O,GOO FOR $50.
SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
S25O,0O0 FOP $50.

The FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT, au-
thorzed by special act of the Legislature, lof the
benefit of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCKY, will take place in Public Library Hall, at
Louisville, XIV,