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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02
YayloxvFcvo,,-T,atesf.

Tim;d people have been consulting their
looking glnsses hourly for the last few weeks
to see ii they were not tnrnng yellow, but
since J. q. Browne * Co. hive opened their
liquor store ON the cotnrroi E!m and Market
streets they have been drnking their tino
brands OF genuine old Bourbon and imported
Fyench brandies, and have forgotten the yell
low fever hOay l05dtf
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The First ana Second day Of the
Fair.
Excellent Condition Of The
Grounds.
The Attendance and The Entries

Yesterday our county Fair opened
In bright and attractive cArncslnoss'
The depressing skies and uucongenIal
air Of Tuesday having the effect OF
casting the two days In one ana CIV
Ing to the grounds M animation ana
interest on Wednesday, which VIII
no doubt Increase until 1t eliminates
in poetic enthusiasm and historic re-
nown on Saturday.
The number Of lady visitors incrchs'
cd as the day advanced and the sun
threw his welcome beams over the
charming and noble grounds Th'
attendance of the farming element
was also npprcclably larger towards
the close Of the afternoon, and from
whom we learned that the county
would be fully represented rom all
quarters.
The entries were large and consisted
ofmany very rich, groIeaque ana use
ful articles. The specimens OF feminine
handlcraft were exquisite, tasteful ana
especially noteworthy from their
peculiar value. To-day the interest OF
visitors will no doubt he called to some
magnificent stock which will be en-
tered. The following are the premiums
and certificates awarded Yesterday for
,.'' '.,'..,'.,t,a,
i"cS'"S . o''''''''
Best specimen apples grown IN Texas,
L,shoi n.o,niun, Mrs w. n. Miller,
" y" -
9''oo' .,,
Best ! peek garden peas orI'b
premium a. G. Camp, 81 90.
Dnst mock tomatoes, premium, MH.
'','' ', : r r,," a. M. anr,in..,n 4 q,
a. IT, Co''lhg' - WV 'c'''''''''' ~ N'
Camp
Best peek onions, premium, MlS,
4 uny, n oo, certificate, A.C. Cnnp.
' n '''' v ~ ~ xxx ,.,,t'a, r,,.oI l.,
- besV peck lIlA' P"'" W'', 70 |o u"
IeXaS premium a. - ,"''t, 20 n,:.o1
b.6' "us'''i SN't' t"' t,,n % - v
III texas, premium; ~ - J"'l,ti,,I ~
Best ! ne'',tS c'o'"S''' VV''"'"'',
MIS-. a. d. Noiill'S' ~ ..
HfSt ana EreaIeSO Eniit'S VI ,yio,'-
mes, grown ny ohoeN''iol'or, pl''''",G','
a. e. Camp, cer''''r"'e' "'S 80 w.
COLDS. ,,,, ...L,.,
Best a ioaVc5 pnNor' prs''l a"' ,r"'
thai Wenty-iour ',ourS oIq p 'l', .o
Miller ~ 90, PVT paNrIEi 'I,"s, -,
Best domestic 'igi'I roH', PFe'h'u''1
Mrs \. I. Cahipl ~ oo' ,.u i,
best specimen oo'>ei, ,iot 'os' '''''i .
pounds mace III North lVA's' P'c-
mum, MIS- ., n le'''i'is'o'' - '''-
tlilcate, MIS- y, llarl' s....,.,
Best grape Jcily, maze ron GRAPES
~ ieXas, premium, MIS- W. IL "'7'''''
VI 81. 49,, o,,,,,,.
Best leilles, III variety any qVHHH,'
made III ,leaAst premium M MrS =, "; W. ~
Miller, 80, ceFlilca'F, IflS' W. H. "'s'
ton. ,,
Best peaci' preserves, premium "l''
W. II. rra'her, - oo' ,,., ,fu.
Best cltroii preserves, premium, N,'f'
W. J.. Williams, w cer'iiic''e' NIS'
w. II. CASTOR
Best preserves, Ill EarictE nnu quni-
ny, premium MIS- W. -, W ilii"'liS' ~
certilleAte, MIS-. w. II. CASTOR.
Best specimen home mace anu pack
cd butter NOT less IMAM ~ pou''as'
premium, Mrs. a. o. COINS, 10; GER
tiilcatc, MIS- I. a. Jehklhs
Best curd and cooked bacoF ;'"R2'
Texas made, premium, MIS- W. d.
| Miller -.
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Mayor City % LQngvie,


We Internationally failed to call
attention to the advertisement of this
extensive house which appeared in our
columns yesterday. Mr.. Page is n
practical man in the business he has
opened here, and expects to make 1t
one of The largest houses in this part
of the State. His stock now arriving
and en- route is large and varied, COM
prises everything usually kept in a
first-class house. Remember the place,
Fields' New Opera House, on Main
street, and call and see.
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NOTICE.
MIR. w. II. sparkle,

or Shreveport, Is our authorized nsoht ior
That city, to whom parties desiring to ndVo'-
tlse In or subscribe for THE HERALD nrc re-
specially referred
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SOME matter called on TO clay over.

SOME matter called on to clay over
JUDGE REAGAN will speak at the
Fair to-day at noon.
ELEVEN and six-cighths was the out
side figures on cotton yesterday.
WHAT has Sol done that he should
~ incorglbly hide his face?
CnlEr Engineer Hays, ofthc Pacific
road, came in from Marshall yesterday,
under very hd:yskics.
Hon. JOIN II. REAGAN arrived mere
ON Tuesday morning, and will remain
several days.
TnE passenger train ON the Pacific
road now leaves at fifteen minutes past
ten every morning, running out ~ lar
as l.ongview.
SPECIAL policeman Scott was as
saulted night before last on Jellers ~
street by u pair of bruisers, who ran oil
at the approach of assistance, ANA SO
got "Scott free"
Our readers desiring to visit the
Collin County Fair, which commences
on the 7th inst, and continues to the
10th, inclusive, should remember that
the Central Railroad issues half rate or
excursion tickets, which will be good to
10 and return during the far.
In the communication of "Jlslicc"
published on Tuesday morning, in the
last paragraph, it states that the city
takes "lifty hydrants ut one dollar
and fifty cents each" II should
have read ut Zone hundred and Gfty
dollars each"
PASSENGER trains on the Central
road only run south as far as Calvert.
We have, therefore, had no mails
beyond this point for some days, which
is veXatious to business men and dis
tressful to lovers whose sweetheart or
beau, thus have their missves inter
rupted
JOHN HENRY BROWN q Son offer
the beautiful residence known as
the Octagon or Bcauehamp house,
corner Ross avenue and Griffin street.
for sale; also u fine farm few miles
north of Dallas, large number OF
eligible business and residence lots In
the most eligible part of the city. See
advertisement.
WE are authorized by General
Cabell and G. NJ Swink to say that if
Il dozen gentlemen in Dallas county,
over thirty-lvc and under one hundred
years of age, can be organized to ride
in grand tournament, to take place
tomorrow evening during the fair,
that they will head the list and ride
in the arena. Who will he next?
THATpopular orator and Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
Colonel II. ii. Hubbard, will address
the citizens of Dallas upon the political
issues of the day, Oh Saturday next,
October 4. At night, on the same
date, HoiL Richard Coke, Democratic
candidate for Governor, will speak.
Don't fail to hear them both.
IT is gratifying to note the steadily
increasing prosperity of the Dallas
planning mill and wood working ma
chine shop. Mr.. Grove, theproprietor,
by his energy and perseverance, Is
building up business that, while. rs
we hope, is rcmunerative to him, Is
adding greatly to the permanent pros
peritv Of our city. His is one of the
manufactures that have been needed
in Dallas. Already his business is ex.
tending all along the various railroad:
centering here--North, South anl
East. Success to Mr.. Grove, say we.
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ION WORK.

We have tie facilities ana inc ""'h,
mon 10 do ~ good work, ana w Nv
low rates. M can be done ""s""'.',
mnd We menn 10 DO u. hrins YOU
fine Job work 10 THE DAILY u"h
AID OFFICE, Corner Elm ANA ii""s'
ION streets.
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IIUI'CIIINs.


Twelve lots (ono block, ON the prihe'pn'
nusInoes street of lhctown OF llulchihS' on
inc Central lRailroad, In Dallas county, 'o'
sale at low prices. Apply To
JOHN .SWlNDELlS,
,.,k,,s Herald Onice.
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.Eoc Want

The second story OF Clark y bryan's new
building, corner Ma!n and lamar streets.
Apps e. Clark Il Bryan, west side Public
Square. lGldl
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Na,n.ls.x CHM.

All the members OF the Nameless Club are
requested to meet at the siorelooms of j. L.
Downs & Co, at half past seven o'clock on
Friday, October Q, 1873
cHAs. 7. MoRRiss,
201d4 prcsiden.
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J;illinri Tables,

Agency for the sale Of L, Brunswick 4 Coz
billiard tables, improved cushions.
". X. OR0iCK, Agent,
l17dim J,n3rson ST., two doors from Main
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O. II, BcauclHnip, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, has lUrgo stock oftchool and
miscellaneous books, which he 10 closing ont
very low. lOldtf
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G. II, llanuchampl on Main street, opposite
the foundry, keeps constantly on hand fresh
white corumcnl and fGll supply Of ms su-
pollor Mountain valley Flour Thy II.
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Two onc-third league certificates, 0t $50
each; two Go acre certificates, at 500 each,
TITLE perfect.
1906 CUNIMfNS Il DUNCAN.
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WnIlxop's Tonic Hitters,

Best tonic known for chills, fevcrs, ccnstI-
patton and indigestion. For sale in Dallas
by j. j. FENDLEI,
lSld3m Office Saloon.
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d;nnnrnsn Rnnf.

The best ilnt roof mNtcrinl in existence,
except sheet lead and sixteen pound copper
We have contracted with MosSrs ID. +. Luce
n Co. for their building of almost 80 squares,
with Mcssrs. Tompliins n Littledcld for
about the same number of squares and also
with Mcssrs. Adams " Leonard for their
bank building, and with Mr.. McCauSlan
for about 10 squares, This roofing cement is
used on all the best business houses in Cnica-
go, where there are about Ss,0GO,G00 worth y;
1t now ON, and more being put on every day,
For iirc-prUof qualify we would refer TO
ncssrs. Leonard Bros, who are building
nearly al Of the brick buildings ON Main
and Elm streets.
once Mt Lane, Myers y CO.'S shop, corner
Austin and Ross avenue, Dallas, lD9llw
G. II. Boauclamp. on Main street, opposite
the foundry, has builders and other hard
ware, which he is closing ont very cheap.
Sanger Bros.
VIII be closed, on account of holidays, from
o'clock this evening till Thursday morn
ing. lSld2t
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$500 49, -Hasa7H=s-a=-- aHias
MISCELLANEOUS.
Largest and Best Warehouse in Jefferson

COnsignments of cotton and country pro-
isNGe solicited, either for sale or shipment,
Maple room for no Iruighis.
We sell cotton, hides Clc., for our patrons,
piid render Accommodates promptly We will
insqre your goods or cotton under our open
policy ut reasonable rate, If desired. In
place y0nr property beyond the danger Of
lire, patronize us.
Agents for &. krata's portable Steam En-
gine.s and saw Mills, James Lippell ~ Co.'S
Double turbine Water Wheel, isaac Struub Il
Co.'s uQeon of the South Corn Mill, Hussy
,S Logan : Cotton Gin, manufactured ut Dan
gertield, Texas, and for the celebrated Stude-
baker Wagon.
lS0d&w6m GRAHAM, TAYLOR Il co.
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GO 10 Dnvcnporrs, ON Elm street, for
lemons by the box or dozen, lsgdtf
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Ensli.., Female Bittcrs.
Woman's Medical Adviser.

giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment OF
all ordinary female complaints. A book
needed by all mothers and siclily females.
Br.or = cts. Address rs above. i2ld.vwim
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UHOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT rnte
Il MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
b from pier No. North River, at O'Clock r. NJ.
GENERAL MEADE,
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York. from foot of Desbrossos and
Cortlandt streets, as ollows:- ~ u
Express for Harrisburg, Pttsburg the West and South
with rullman ~ Palace Cars attached ats 20 A. Nj and
For Baltimore, Washington and the South at A. NIL
and 9P. N. Sunday, or. NJ ee4 sA, LlH.i y. :,
Express for Philadelphia s. $50 A. NJ. IL 30 AS6
$3.50. p. NJ, and u night Sunday O. 30 and r M
For Philadelphia, via kensingon, at A. NJ aud2P. NJ
Emigrant and second class, 7l6 T. NJ. III. l-i
~ Fer ssEs5h ST. e ss "a s iS S iS 81 s y S 90 si
sie ssS s,S ~ s:lo . 10 II 80 10 r NJ Sun
For Elizabsth 8 ese 5;4e 3 $40 $40 2 TO- 4, Il M 20
S ssS q a az 81 30 a'so d'lO 10 IL 80 aP Sun
i hsSTs sIs g. sS sso sDd sS s s.sa
7;30 SO 10 r. NJ and l2 night Sunday $50 and 6P N.
TSoSSSridgs oSS Is spS Perth Amhoy and 10 Assa
For New Brunswick, 4, 10 4. NJ, II NJ, 4d0 $40.
8. 9P. N. and II night. Sunday, and 3 p M
For East Millstone, A NJ noon, tIo and ;20 p r NJ
Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam
For Freehold, Z, ,8A. NJ, 2 and p. NJ.
For Jamesburg, Pembcrton, Camden, A. NJ. $40 N.
Trains arrive as follows From Pittsburg, 80 A. H.,
0S 7. NJ, daily, 10 IA A. NJ and - M daily except
MSpds % FrS And F1o% %
52 $50 10 ~ Il 0 ii "a a. NJ, 2i4 : s01 S:43 F. NJ
Sunday. 2l. 6 80, II O4 A. NJ. -.
Ticket Offices 626 la5, III and 9A Broadway; No
Astor House, and loot of Desbr0sses and Cortanus
streets Emigrant Ticket Office No. Battery place:
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

Sssss$s$$S
ELESxNt SToSKz' Or TaE AoM. \. ISSTInER
E2sS E2TsS 1EsaHTb q SossSs
* az oP AZ s sEL dhk aas EF1hs HE
pER @ on dgEsppAX ian EHsS syRPP Dap MECH ;o codF
PRoHPT. BY JOHN I. vANDEwATER, AUCTION
sR1 T g
S ss;s
snS 1 have DO Wees cT tricks ana without iaat
ans nS
sns s sss "a 0''
s s s ss aSS a.
sE?s ana i9d
II SS
and his mate can speed ssusiiy As s:t they are snsS
:re E M q
ne ss team
3a:ss s% % class family Or Park
s ;ssS
1sS sa SSSs
driven BY lady who can hold relns with perfect
S Hss .sss
they without vice, ulck, Iaut or
win stand anywhere without tying and can Be cared or
rugged and neat and win trot close to three minutes
together with slack reins warranted sound and kind
this team must be seen to be appreciated they also make
Also fne large brown Kentucky three guarters thor
oughbred coupe family road Horse, high, years
old sensble wellbehayed and honest horse has extra
as
fine and fast traveller; warranted sound and kind.
Handsome bay trotting Horse l6H high, years old
elegant Stylish prompt and game drivers has few equals
road for style and gat fears nothing and can beat
2O to road wagons has been used and driven BY Master
Rowan, boy years old; this horse has tr0ttcd in AZ
in public; warranted sound and kind.
Also the fast and we'll knSwn ane bay Thoroughbred
record Of 2SS under name of Woodford Chief; has
been used solely private road during the last years.
IL stouer and better horse than s elegant
driver sensible and well behaved and trot faster this
Spring than he the king OF road trOttcrs at
Washington and Baltimore last Fall he can beat 50 TO
road wagon; warranted sound and kind. .
Also elegant double and single and coupe Harness, all
by Dunscombe and nearly new. 49,
Two elegant Brewster Wagons elegant Phaeton, with
rumble Pony Phaeton, Dog Cart &C.. &c.
The whole Comprising the finest stock ever offered to
the public auction and gentlemen desrous Of purchas
ing something fine should attend this sale as all 10
to be sold to highest bidder irrespective of cost and with
out restriction limits and fair trial and responsible
Stock exhibition at stable, where particulars
can be ascertaincd.
Sale positive, rain or shine. l,s
p Ps.-This stock selected expressly for Mr.. Rowan
with great and by the best judges In the
country and all extra stylish and fne, as Mr. Rowan
would have none other.
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A BARKER CHASE'S
IA. CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALLS,
corner Of Broadway and Thirty:ninth street
MAJOR O. w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
Regular sale OF
TROTTERs, ROADsTERS, FAMILY, Business and
Work Horses Carriages, Harness, &c.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
at IL o'clock.
GENTLEMEN'S PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENTS disposed
of at public private sale, to the best advantage
ing the PROPER FACIblTIES for showing Horses on
sale,yz large Driving Ring entirely under cover
LARGE STOCK OF EVERYTHING in tho Horse line
always on hand at private sale.
Major |sg,, g " 81 BAEKEs, * New York. proprietors.
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AUCTION THIS DAY BY ~, ..
"A WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, AUCTIONEER.
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL)

AT AUCTION THIS DAY BY
"A WILLIAM VAN TAssELL, AUcTIoNEER,
sUCCEssOR 70 JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL)
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH ST., NEAR lTH Av.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyfour to hours given to test
CATALOGUE OF THIS yfsGinseer p1Ys eTruEspAY SALE AT
cRossMArcHED TEorrMa TE2S TRorrMa HORSES, lsx
hands high, and years old gray horse was sired bv
Abdallah Messenger, dam a Patchen mare; they are
kind and true In all harness free from vice or trick can
trot together sngy inside minutes; are afraid Of
team for gentleman's road use.
AxGF sPsISd 10 TOP rRorr1Nc WAGON WITH
BkSVWN HORSE, 10 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. free from vice O. good
travellers stylish, first class coupe horse and war
-FOUR SEAT PARK PHAETON BUILT BY sTIvERs.
BAY HORSE, l5N HANDS HIGH. n YEARS OLD
Kind and In all harness. free from vice. trick fault
can be driven by any onc superior horse for family
soRkELu Ell HORSE, KENTGCKY BRED. lSx HANDS
high years old kind and true in all harness. free from
y S s G nnd Ss a01S %
BROWN HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH, z YEARS OLD /;
kind and true in every way free from vice, and first
BROWN HAMBLETONIAN MARE, 1SN HANDS
high, years old kind and true in every way; has fine
ss s8 seP oN aHa MH
old; kind and true in all harness and under saddles an
excellent mare for family driving.
Ssns1 nd hand ep 1ssn
Four Express Wagons
Rockawsys Phaetons and Depot Wagons Harness,
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EUROPE.

THE QUEENS HOTEL. NEAR THE ,oers,,s wEas,Maa .na
fsmesfis elevated pleasant and most sauprious pos,
ton combincd with the comfort anoruea IN" ~. s
ma anagemcnt have made the Queen nosei "vo'''" "
sort Of the uppcr ranks Of Ens'~n sc'ev'
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MARBLE nIANTELs.

"A. Works, l% and 1885 East Eighteenth strcet-Marbe
ments at prices that DEFY competition Marble Turning
fOr the trade.
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AN ASSORTMENT OF MANTELs, UNSURPASSED
"A for beauty q design and quality Of workmanship
''"'' PENRfiYN SLATE COMPANY,
Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street. Union square.
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DREeTokY roR ADvERTIsERs.


AxUsEMENTs-Nura PAcE-Fourth. nth and sixth col
F1sssasn F1ss-sSaie Column aS'n%n
BOARD AND LoDGING wXNTE6-sscosO P1Cs-First
sRo6HEYYN' REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-szooxD PAGE
BUSINESS col
1ysIsEss NOTICES rAs:asI3tn sSu%n e sn'ann
CITY H REAL AZ ESTATE i FOR s1LE-ssconD PlGs-sec-
c1rf sRs ;1d t4zd sslsRRR. and
column r.o.r,s
sSrs4 PAa.Fnh and sixth
copGcRSTHNIKsRsHIps. roysrz PAor.rifth column.
Column
HSSa aS saa s.ssss .sD Ss so
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. PAGr-Finh column
EUh0RE1.FIREsr 2 E pAG.osisth @ Solumn;
SsTSEEE5 SSSTa sSS 70 LET
Nns1n PAcSNsecond dan and th:sd Columns ~ LEI
REscS column
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs-TwxLrrH PAcH-First and
SSa SEf@3s pAcsYourth and
HoRsasn e3sRf1aEs, sI.s ao-pnsr p4cn-second third
1NsTSgoTISN- N-E.easa p4cszsixth column -,
GEN oiTY Real EsTHTE nHR9iS For rs sALE"sroosD So
PAGE-Fourth column
LECTURE SKASON-NINrH PA0E-Fourth column.
I91E F4cssStS column
NAChlNERY-NINrH PAcE-Third column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsr PAGx-Fourth column.
MEDICAL-SEcoND PAcR-Sixth column
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKlNG-FIRsr PAcE-sixth
MISCELLANEOUS ADvRRTIsEMENTs-TnsrHP PAGE
MIsCEELA IsCEELANEoUS-TwrLrrn S5itT PAcr-sixth column
MUsloAL-NIErH PAcK-sixth column.
Esr1a ras1ssst Column
osf6oNs
o6T Of FaE SF FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SrcoND PAGr-Fcurth and fifth columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sEcoND PAoE-Finh
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoNp PAcn-Fifth column.
REIiGioUS NOTiCEs-EIonrH PAGE-sixth column.
REWARDS-FlRsT PAGR-SecOnd column.
SALES AT AUCTION-TwELrTH PAGE-Fifh and sixth
sITUATiONs wANTED-FEMALEs-EIr -EIrvENrH PAGE
First second third, fourth fth and sixth columns,
and Twelfth PAGE-First column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELFTH PAGE
SPECIAL NOTiCES-FRsr PAGH-second column.
sPOR1!NG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-second
rBE TRADEs-rwxLvrH PAGx-Fifth column
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE--Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURP OsEs-NINrH PAaE-First
rRAyHELEks, SI.I au1pE-F1ss. 'PAe.-sixth column.
CNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NINTH PAcE-Thrd column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAcE--Sixth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-TwELFrH PAGE-Sixth col
wRsTCHEsTER PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET
SECOND PAGr-Fourth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS. &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth col
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

LcoR HAMILTON BERMUDA.
Il The AL sidewheel steamship NIAGARA win sail for
the above port Saturday. March at NJ For freight
or passage, having elegant accommod afions apply
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BY authority Of special act Of the legislature Of
GIFT CONCERT
for the beueft Of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
to be given in Library Hall, ct Louisville, KY, on
TUESDAY, April g. 1873,
which occasion Ten Thousand Cash Gifts aggregatng
q vast total Of
100000
CURRENCY,
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(NOOK's TOURS TO VIENNA,
" or any other part Of Europe, .
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Now ready. Price ten cents.
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TO provide funds for the Concert 100000 whole tickets
only will be issued, at the following prices
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The Library Trustees have secured the Hon exGover
the business Of the Concert and he win give personal
all its details and that the nsructions of
the Board Trustees carried out in every parcula
promptly paid in full In cash This Third Concert wi be
conducted like honorable principles and full details
far in excess Of any similar period at the two previous
order at everything is to 80 on promptly
advertised.
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nation must be made to Managers Of New York office,
THOMAS II. HAYS CO.,
General Depot of Supply,
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