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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

THE STEAMER FOB THE RICHMOND, YORK
RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILRoAD.-The
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
railroad line have recently purchased OF
Messrs. Harlan 81 Hollingsworth, Of Phila-
deIphia, the large, new, and elegantly-fur-
nished steamer Sue, formerly on the route
between Philadelphia and Cape May, and
before that running between Baltimore and
the lower portions Of the Eastern Shore
She will in future run regularly between
West Point and Baltimore in connection
with the company's trains from Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

I masonic OBSERVANCE, ,op ST. JoHE's Day
Although there was no public celebration
1 under the joint auspices of tine several
lodges, the observance of the festival Of st.
John the Baptist by the Masonic fraternity
inIthis city yesterday was more general than
usual.
ATT O'Clock in the morning. early as it
was, q goodly number of Masons assembled
In ST. Alban's Hall, and the officers of
Lodges 8, II, and.40 were suecessiveiy In
stalled i after which ali present sat down to
All elegant, breakfast which had been spread
in the refreshment room, under the super
vision of an efficient Stewards committee.
The masters installed. at this ball were Wor-
shipful Brothers D. w. sBohonpn (rPelected),
of No. 8; o. NJ. Marshall, Of No. II; and
F. D. Cunningham; OF No. 40. -,
at IL O'Clock A. M. there was q Most eif-
joyable rednion with the members Of Rich
mond Lodge, No. 10, at their hall, on Frank
lin street. Worshipful Joseph ". Bidgood
was installed master for O second term. Du-
ring the ceremonies several Masonic odes ap-
propriate to the occasion were sung by an
excellent choir composed of Brothers George
&. Pace, William d. williams, Adolphus
Ennis, J. W. Frischkorn. r. B. Wright,
George L. Bidgood, and Charles Lundin.
After the installation all partook of splen-
did and bountiful lunch, incident to which
there were speeches by Right Worshipfut
John Dove, grand secretary Of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, Worshipful George &.
Pace, Worshipful O. M. Marshall, Worship
full +. D. Cunningham, Worshipfnl Johfi &:
Lynham, Rev. C. c. Biting, and Others.
AT O'Clock in the afternoon there was a
large attendance at Washington Hall, on
Broad street, when the installation of. the
officers Of Lodges 81 and 30 took place, Wor-
shipful John A. Lynham being reelected
master of the former aud Worshipful A.
Guust being the new master of the latter:
After the ceremonies Worshipful George r.
Pace, of No. 10, in the absence of Worship
full William Lovenstein, who had been as.
signed the duty, presented on behalf of Lodge
No. SO an elegant and costly past masters
jewel to Worshipful James II. Capers, their
retiring master. The speeches of presenta-
tion and reception were models of their
| kind.
The festivities of the day were concluded
by meeting of Henrico Union Lodge, No.
| 136, at Masonic Hail, on Church Hill, which
| was well attended. After the meeting re.
freshments were served and pleasant eve
ming was spent. #-.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

US(T
.ISBELL & SON, p. M,, two brick tenements
on Marshall street,; brick lumber-house on
Brook avenue; brick storc-fouse and lot on
Brook avenue and Adams street; d'iand
lot, with stable thereon, near aforementioned
property. s,. stt
JAMES M. TAYLOR, 81 p. NJ, four-story brick
dwelling at the southeast corner Of Broad and
Fourteenth streets. ' ".'' i-t' eva
GEUBBS& & WILLIAMS, ~ P. NJ. two brick houses
ut the northeast corner OF Second aud Cave
streets. n I- !. -..srs ii' a.I
HILL & GODDIN, 81 P. NJ, brick cottage resi-
dencce On the Grove road near Harvie street.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, 81 P. NJ, trustees sale
of ten new brick tenemeuts at the southeast cor
ner Of Clay and Norton streets
MAX HEYMAN & CO., 10 A. NJ, dry goods
clothing, fur and wool hats, straw goods, &c.
LYME & BROTHER, p. M, six small framed
houses OH Baker and north Leigh streets, In
Duval's addition ht'' <'.-. '@z.'tf' t|'i
E. D. EACRO, 4iP. NJ, brick store ana dwelling on
the west side Of Seventeenth street, .tfla.p;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

POLICE CoURT-Justice White.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of yesterday
H. q. Ferguson and Charles Redford were
fined 50 each for -assaulting and beating
James Diggs and Laura, his wife.
William Young. was fined $3.50 and sent
to Jail for fifteen days for assaulting and
beating Julia Williams.
Mahala johnson, an old offender, was fined
$3.50 for beating Kate Jackson.
Dennis Mahony, charged with assaultiDe
and beating Fanny Gay, was fined $40 and
sent to Jail for five days. -.--.,->
Mary Glover was sent to Jail for sixty day.
for striking Ellen Harper with a.rock.
Ellen Harper paid 800 for fighting in the
street,
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RICHMOND CoAMANDERY, No. 2, KMGHTs
TEMPLAR.-This Masonic body has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
W. E. Tanner. E. Commander A. s. Lee,
Generalissimo l.. L. Bass, Captain-G General;
W. F. Allen, Prelate T. u. Dudley, Trea-
surer; William J. Riddick, Recorder ; Albert
Ordway, S. W.; j. E. Laughton, Jr., j. w.
j. r. Sizer, Standard Bearer; l. S. Tower,
Sword Bearer; j. F.. Keesee, Warder {; j,
Thompson Brown, G Gorge Bell, 81. Bodeker
Guards; w. W. GosdeD, Organist; G. T
Danfortb, G. T. Binforth, G. F. Taylor, Stew.
ards; Thomas Angel, S. and Sentinel.
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THE PUBLIC ScH0oLs.--Yesterday public
examination was held in each of the colored
schools, conductedb by the teachers. A large
number of the parents and friends of the
pupils were present, and heard with satisfae-
ton the progress which the scholars bad mace
during the year. 4, ;@ !,
To-day apubfic examination will be held
III each OF the white schools, which viii
also be conducted 10y the teachers.
This afternoon the closing exercises and
distribution Of medals. and diplomas to the
pupils OF Nayy-Hills school will take place al
Assembly Hall from to = O'Clock.
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The Annual AbDRESs BEFORE THE SocrE-
fiEs OF RICHMOND COLLEGE. Despite the
threatening weather last night large all-
dience assembled at the Grace-Street Baptist
ch urch to hear the annual address that was
to have been delivered before the literary
societies of Richmond College by the Hon,
w. w. Walker. of Westmoreland. But al
late hour telegram was received aDnounc.
ing that in consequence of Il special term oi
the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Dis.
trict, called by Judge Jetiries within the last
few days, he would not be able to address
the societies. These facts were stated to
the audience, and they reluctantly dispersed
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"Happy New Hampshire !" exclaims the
New Orleans Times, admiringly calling the
attention of Lonisianians TO the facts that
the annual expenses of the government Of the
Granite State are but $415, ,448, It's revenues
i'm excess of that sum by $4,000, and these
funds actually LETT unstolen In the treasury,
While the peoples savings bank deposits
amount TO nearly twenty-nine millions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

CITIZENS BANK OF RioHMokD.--Thls bank
completed its organization last evening BY
the election of Y. w. Pickrell president,
and Edward j. Warren cashier. A COM
,mittee was appointed to secure banking
house, and it IS expected that the Institution
win be ready to go into full operation ON or
before the 18th OF July. ~ a ~
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CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMoND-Judge
FTtshugh.-The following cases were dis
posed of yesterday -,..-..,
Bowen Us. Rahm, sc. Decree confirming
report of receiver, showing full and final
disposition of the fund, and directing cause
TO he removed from the docket.
Lohman, &c, Us. Smith, &c. Decree dis
missing bill at plaintiffs costs.
O'COnnell Us. Walsh, trustee. Decree con-
firming report of commissioner and making
final disposition of the fund.
p. Green e. Allen Us. Powell and wife. nc.
Decree overruliDg demurrer and referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Il Grant, &C., Us. Roper. &c. Order for rule
on purchasers of property sold to show
cause why property shall not be resold at
their risks and costs.
| Darracott Us. Darracott, DC. Decree
making partial distribution of the fund.
Monfeiro, guardian, rs. MOnteiro, &c.
Decree confirming reports of commissioner
and making provision for the disposition oil
the fund.
Memminger, trustee, vs. Bennett, DC.
Decree confirming report OF commissioner
and ratfying and confirming sale of property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Strecker Us. Snecker, &c. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner and ratifyine
and confirming sale OF part OF the property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
GlazebroOk. executor, Us. Glazebrook, DC
Decree referring cause to commissioner for
inquiry and report.
Heath uS. Hcath's executor, DC. Decree
referring cause to commissioner for in
qliry and report. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

MEDAL TO TIE BEST DECLAIMER.--The
committee appointed to award the Woods
medal to the best declamer among the stu.
dents of Richmond College who spoke at
the Grace-Street Baptist church on Monday
night have agreed to give the prize to. Mr..
=. II. Eager, of Mississippi. The decision
was not made without a great deal Of diff
Guilty, and the committee were favorably
impressed with the eff)rts of nearly all the
contestants. The, presentation will take
place at the Second Baptist church to-mOr
row night. .-.-.a..-....
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is DrsINFECTANTs.-As our Board OF Health has
recommended precautionary measures to be taken
In consequence of the approach, Of the Asiattc
cholera, our citizens should aid them In every way
In their power by free use Of DisISrEcTAHTs.
Our friends Massrs. MEADE & BAKER are prepared
to furnish In any quantity CABBoLArE OF LIaE,
CARBoLIC ACID, and all the, other disinfeetan1s
usually recommended by boards OF health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

. ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At regular meet
ing of Fitzhugh Lodge, No. SO, [. o. Q. F :,
held Tuesday night in the hall corner Ninth
and Broad streets, the following officers
were duly elected and appointed and in
stalled for the ensuing six months: +. G.,
E. K. Isbell; N. G., John Boucher; Y. g.,
II. j. Carrick; Secretary, James P. Atkin.
son Treasurer, Fl. Calder; Chaplain, 5. I.
Hulce. n. CPS appointments: R. s., L.
Lewis L. S., j. B. Cooper; S. W., b. Gil,
ham; j. W., j. NJ. Butler, Jr.; c.. j. G.
Teller; r. S. S., Henry G. Wyatt; l.. S. S.,
Thomas Rudd o. e., J. A. Schick; 1. g.,
Thomas j. Winston. V. appointments
r. S., Rowland Hill; l.. S., Samuel Fl.
Herndon. 'ssH .-. ..
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is INVITED TO THE SALE
this evening at 81 O'Clock, for A. d. WILL
LrAMs, trustee, of those ten new! aud handsome
stock-brick, front tenements on Clay street, near
Euker's spring Park. Here Is the chance for per
sons Of moderate means to buy for themselves neat
and comfortable homes or for capitalists to invest
with the certainty OF large per eentage upon out
lay. GRCBBS WILLIAMS, Aucuoneers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

A rAIR for the purpose of adding to the
Sunday-School library of the Fifth (colored)
Baptist church Sidney will be held in the
main audience-room OF the building, COM
,nlencing tomorrow evening. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

.-SpEcIAL TRAIN TO AsHLAND.-A specnl
train will be runto Ashland to-day and TO.
morrow, leaving Broad Street depotaat 10
A. H., for the accommodation Of persons
wishing to attend the commencement eGar-
cKes Of Randolph Macon College. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

UsMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING m TIE
RIcHaoND PosT-O OFFICE JUNE 2L--Thomas
TAYLOR, aaa Grace street, Richmond j. a.
Worsham, care George L.Peyton y Co.,
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va; Messrs.
Baughman, Stokes 8 CO., Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

& CHEAP, PICTURES ARE NOT CHEAP UNLESS
good. utsnot economy TO save ffry cents or SO In
a dozen photographs twiien the p7ics already
low), and get an indlRerent picsure. We recon- !
mend you go to headquarters q the and you
viii save dollars by It. EEEs 81 Goss wora is too
wf.l known to comment upoa. Thsir prices for
cards. Ga 90 per dozea leaves noexcns Cor patron
izIos seeonsi i1ass galleries. They commanded ss
the rstciass trade in this city when naost Of the
others now In the basiness knsN nothink about ne
art. REFS & Co.'s u the Only gallery now ~ tna
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

DEATH OF FoUNDLINo.--The infant child
found few days ago at the door Of st. 10
seph's Orphan Asylum, and which was cared
for by Mrs. Martini, at No. 1923 Broad street.
died yesterday at 2 O'Clock. He will be bu.
ried in the Catholic cemetery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

LADIES' aAIR-pREssING FASHIONS, direct from
Paris, at R. FERRANDISIs, el3, sie, and 6l7 Bsoac
street. An varieties of hair work made 70 order by
Paris patterns, for all prices, according TO quality
Of goods, and i guarantee my work 70 give satis'
faction. once for hair goods, SIS Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

RESIGNATION OF A COUNTY JUDGE.-Judge
John w. Hing has rendered, his resignation
to the Governor as judge Of Mecklenburg
10 take effect on The 18th Of July. 9o.si /
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l HAVE ANALYzED THE WhfsKEY ksoWS
under the brand OF ~ SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER p. BLAIR CO., Richmond,
Virginia. and find IL free from fusii oil and Other
imperities, and recommend IFS use foE mefaciisl
and family purposes. j. 3. McCAw, 81. d.,
Late prof. OF Chemistry Medical College Of Va;
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THE JAMES RIrER STEAMERS will leave their
wharf on and after the 9th instant at 81
IA. M. instead of {, 4. N. ..'stsxsfsI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

A CARGO SUPERIOR STOVE COAL Just landed,
with which j. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street. will
sunply his friends cheapIy for present or winter
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ORDINATION or IA M1s,sTER.- On Sunday
night next Mr. Frank Davis, who has ac-
eepted the call t. the Fifth Baptist church
teoiore6), located in. Sydney, will be orr
dained to the, full work Of the ministry.
Tne ordaining Presbytery will consist of
Reys.s James FL. Holmes, William Troy, and
Richard Wells. The candidate is native
OF Georgia, but for several years has re-
sided In this city, and IS now receiving his
theological education at the Richmond Theo-
logical Institute, Rev. DR.. Carey, principal.
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NORTH BRITISH 'ota'2 .,'s
IN sEEgIfs som gy5 AND }'.-s. - I'll
MERCANTILE INSURANCE, l9,s COMPANY s AN
LONDON AND EDINBURGH, g. b.

/ Capital, SIC, 900 i'm, gold invested Ia the
treasurer % Of Virgins, $4,000 In United States
Having been appointed agents to the
company, we are prepared To- issue tts policies
iagainst loss or damage by fire on buiidSegs, mer-
cfIandse aud personal property OF all kinds on inc
niIss IosseS % eanItsby adjusted and promptly paid
/ u. N. WALKER b CO.,
oc7 No. I014 Main street.
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IS EoanrsaosED.-Th The Governor has commits.
stoned s. d. Davies eaptainof the Petersburg
Gratsi Hssst asts rt5.s1gt sfse d 81! tl;kfty,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

NEcK-RIBsoNs, LADIES' TIES, scARFs,! and
Neek-Handkerchiefs in great variety, at LEVY
BROTHERS.. qsl
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LEATHER BELTS, with all styles Of buckles and
In several colors, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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RAyDoIsH Mlcos C3LEsaE.--The Board
OF Trustees tiies at 10 U'etock yesterday. A
full Quorum was present-among the nun.
/ Der Bishop Us. 'Doggett, and the venerable
Darcy Paul, of Petersburg, now in his
eightieth year. " 4, .'.s"'<%ss
The report of the Financial Secretary
shows larger number OF students to have
rnatriculated last session than ever before,
and the receipts exceeding disbursements.
A larger number of students of Viginians
attend this college than any; other college or
university In the State; and more students
taking academic studies than any collegein
the South. ..,.a,
The contest for the Sutherlin medal, to be
given the best orator, will take place to-day
iat IL o'clock M.
The Washington Society will hold its an
nual meeting at night, when Colonel Archer
Anderson will make an address.
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h. EXCELLENT WHITE KID GLOVES, only . dollal
per pair at LEVY BROTHERS..
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\ TEE BoY scoUrs didn't tell us when their
exhibition takes piacef
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AUTHORIZED cAPITAL:".......... sso .oco. SSe
iDIREcroRs.-P w Grubbs, Clement r.
Barixsdae, Char es 4. Davis, William .M; Archer,
William Z. Palmer !. T. Tstam. & HaTes, y a,. L.
cow, T. L. D. iWalford, John Tyler, Isaac d: Car.
nngtop; james Dunlop, w. r. Quaries, Anthony
Bargamin, w. 81. Lccke, Bailey Davis, Frank ID.
am, f. B. Watkins Lewis u. Crenshaw, george
". Gary, Samuel Freediey, William Il. Powers. a.,
n0ss dRs as aSms f0%gs5fh ESg =
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD,
FURNITURE, and other insurable properly, anu
solicts patronage. rn ,r,u.r,sl,, lI,..,don, ..ar
DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~, OF LIVERPOOL AND boSPp11GHc; p1G 100 200:
Deposited With Treasurer ei ylrg,pts s% or
IMPERIAL FIRE iNsHHRthsNNoE SNHtsN confAS1 of
Depo sited with Treasurer Of Virginia. $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible for the obii-
gations of the above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English com.
panies, we solicit the patronage OF the pablig upon
settIement settle Hf Of ali Claims. and heavy income
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE @ GO Agents,
MUTUAL LIFE .ssyaASa;E &c COMPANY OF
CASH ASSETS OV ER 900. 900:
Cash dividends, Su7pdsstRg Gtt 0heTS, asFTSt anu
epe,U anniversary OF policies. ..,,a
Premiums payable annually, seini-annuaily, ana
q9ffeeey The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
seg - No. nos Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ON all sales of real estate made 6d1oes7s the 1st of
January and aoth Of June the tares Tor the Pre-
sent year haueto be paid 6yths purchaser, on C1a
Of The year the tdres hare TO be paid the seller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25

PsEsoaAt.-Mr. n. T. Pattesor,. one! osf ttc
editorsof the Petersburg Appeul (and also It's
business n,anager) wasiin Richmond yestes-,
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no THE LApIRs.-Just received the Iatest st9N OF
fans, ]eweiry, hair goods kid gloves, scaris, 1s.
&c, for sale At greatly reduced price, at =. y.
GRssetn's, ss7 Broad street Please give niea
z call, examine lily stock, and compare prices.
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y READ LEVY BRorHERs' NEW ADyERrfsINESf
ais,,,s snst ribbons. = A'tel lGGtffs5t ~ ~
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DON'T. FORGET THE GREAT BARGtAfsssg IN sAsh ,'
RIBBONS ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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MISSES 'RoUND-Asp-RoUSD HATS FOB SALE AZ
PtWEIsIGER & Co.'s, Isci Main street.
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Eeraf kisp orrAsfirosABEE HAT FOE SALE AT
{. .;WE,staER q CO.'S, 1901 Main street. Etsglis: 8
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BLUE and PINK SASH RlBBos only SOC. a yard at
LEVY BRofHERS'.
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BLACK AND GOLD FANS, remarkably cheap, ae
LEYY BROTHERS.. s;s ..fs ets; tr.Qy Nh ,f..5
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y WASH PorLiy, hotl, plain and striped ffesi and
desirable, only shilling per yaSd, as LEvr Bso.s
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cs,5 thas was essatasbsd bcsov ne vsr. They re-
ecaised the afss oliver nledsi fcs Ms ~
eyer awarded I'm Virginia 1.hs2 fsxsst t.scs.i
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iakSAcKIsaw HArs.-TEe gerint sfaektnsw hss
can be hsd as P.wKsfGEE Cd,si fssf Main street
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iBr.Tg Youn cs1osyHfvG,, s1nHrs, AsD oxSILk-
.fnsS,s SrastssnSG aooDs Of Z. b sFESCS 2 sos'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-02-14

The Ccurier-Jcwnal says: The
prospects Of the grain crop next summer
are particularly interesting to the plant
err Of the South, and, indeed, to the
fhrmen Of the country at large. II is
highly probable that there will he an
unusual demand for bresdstuffs. The
London Times states, on the authority Of
the ablcst grain statistician Of England.
that there will be large falling off in
the grais crop throughout the United
Kingdom next summer, owing to the
very unfavorable weather which has pre-
vailed, and England will be heavy
buyer Of breadstuffs. On the heels Of
the bad season comes the prospect Of q
bloody war between Great Britain and
Russia, which will make her need Of
foreign supplies Of provisions greater
than ever. In this country the unusual
severity Of the present winter has proba-
bly, destroyed . great deal of the grain
sown, and the deficiency will have to be
made good in part by spring wheat.
The planters Of the South can draw their
own differences from the facts we have
rccited above g. to the state of the mar
ket. 1t would seem that they would
GA xrooto rrcHf IN souing snrinU " haaf
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Grandest Scheme of the Age.
$500,o00
CASH GIFTS
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

Jvner authority Of special legislative act Of March
L 10, 1871, the trustees announce the Third
Gpand Gfn Concert, for the benefit u the Pub
lie Library Of Kentueky, to come on in Lab
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LIsr OF GIETS,


To provide means for this magnificent Concert, One
Masdred Thousand Tickets osIy will be is
sued large portion u whioh are already sold
PRICE OF TICKETS;
Whole tickets slO, halves %, and quar-
tors $3.50. Eleven whole ticket. for B 100
No dtscount ON los than 600 ordsru
Nothing could he more Appropriate hr presents than
tickets 10 this banquet 0f wealth o. mOre liksl,
~ lToduce gralider satisfactory results. 1hs
olject Of this Third Gin tsaesrt Is the enlasesnt
and endoxDasnt ~ the fsblie Library Of kestscky,
which. BY the r.ia act author lng the ,oReer for IL
bsneht u Is 70 bs bfeser es 10 all citizens Of every
state This Coaeert xil h. conducted like the hrst
and second heretofore sen and full a tieulaTs u the
mode u dTa~ Ing the gins aud ins theln and every
thing neccszary t0 thorough understanding uf the
scheme, ffom beginning 10 end, nov puhlishod In
the fora " circular which gill b. Furnished roe u
cost any who apply The entirs management of thi.
undertaking has been committed by the trustees "a
nsa. Thes. d. Brssnieste, late Governor Of
tbs Gin tonoert shoald b. addTs..sd.
n. r. DukRETT, Pfest
W. n. HALDENAk, Niee-Ifcst
JOHN 4 CAIN, SOY publie Library u Ny.
FARNEIls and DkOfElls' RANK. frs@suIsr.
Tickets sellins hesly aud al efdsrs, appliea'
tens Lr ae,ce circalAr &c. shoald bs sent pTolnpt-
y. saaxss.sd 70 ma A. bsl.s. -.
TuOs. " BRAhLErft, lasissilis, ky.
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