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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

ASSESSMENTS Nos. l26. ~ AND f2S.-Cf.
fec Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life Insur-
ance Association Of Louisiana. See special
notioa column. Death of Mrs. s. Des-
monsseau8, William O'Kane and l., r.
Souls. Amount paid out Oh deaths slnce
organization. $3l0,2 $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
A Jasi Tribute.

The following compliment: 20 Il compeny
Of OR citizen soldierv. every :uan who was
on duty during tle nights Of the Sfth and
sixth % March especially will ycuch Il we.!
deserve!
.Hg.DQ-lR-sR. TrEs- D.Tr.tyS !
Lou!siaAs. State Militia.
Se~ Orleans Ma-.n . Is.
aensr9i:g:1e- Fo.'i
The Major General commanding expresses
Experimentation Of the conduct OF Captain
Str4 inctrsd the officers and men OF The First
CorHe3 e3ahy City GuarG, and the volunteers
temporarily doing duty with them.
They haze shown By their conduct ;hat
they Gesir. their company to continue n
the future, NJ n the past. an ornament and
example to the militia OF the State.
By command oI Major General James
Longstroet
= W DEEIYkF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
Sinte Tax COiIeptie29s

n. {. Folser. Esq, the State tax collector
for the First District Of this city, com-
melced business yesterday in his new
Office, at Ne. lG9 Grav.er street. and $500
was paid III to hiIa i'll lcenses al0a:. a
very good beginning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

Tho apant-eourrle1. of Cal Wagners
,ninstrels has come. in the person OF Mr..
HarrT Clapham. His cordial welcome in
tho Crescent City constitutes guarantee
that the minstrel entertainments will be
Nberallv attended at the Academy Of Music
next week.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

Ask your grocer for Dooiey's yeast pow
der, the best baking powder for preparing
bscuits, rolls, bread, griddle Cakes, watttts
etc. Depot No. GO Now street. New York.
A. PETAL by all grooeTs,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

Jackson, Mississippi. is raising funds for
the relief OF the sufferers by the Third Dis
trict fire, il New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
nralV Five Icmfs Il COpf.

Complaint is made to us that newsboy'
on tho line Of the jackson railroad charge
ten cents a copy for the REPUBLICAN, This
is an imposition which must not be sub
mitted to. The regular price of the RE-.
PUBLICAN is five cents a copy, and news
dealers are required to sell it at that price.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

The Lieutenant Governors OF the Cana
dian provinces can Be addressed a. "ssuz
honos,r but esn elsin ns othas title.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
All Serene.

Tie police ara again on their beats "a
usual. and everything is quiet and sesene
through the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
Exposition Halt.

IFAPO-ITI0N Halt.
GRAND CONCERT
Po- the Benefit Of The
sufferers by the Third District Fire.
To be givenby
MILE. o. ROMEY,
T. -ae KIND assistance OF Nine. c. ZElbS
sRSye1 rr VAN HUFFLFN, Mr.. C4ULlER and
ssor-.s Of one hundred and twenty young ladies,
sru saturday, March =, 1873, "t 8 r. NJ
PROGRAmME
sold t-r Chorus from Faust, arranged 1or three
--uale voices b. MIle. o. HOhEf.
v.oeu solo, "MoauchoLle" bE Prume, MI
CAULTER rrurp
os,' ,.rhe Hunters" for soprano and alto
d. Df.-, .o'D FgnJas,e aur Jerusalem, by Golt-
sghalk He RONRf. ,r,s,
a .raud al from Arodant. b. MehUL, NINE Ehl'0
7 ,5o.ns for three femaie voices, composed on
~. AK Of Carnival 10 Venice, ~ slt4e. q.
q ,..oyY. ;s;ir.sy B.ii"," BY f]alfe. arranged for
.hre,' female .oices, BY hI. q. RoAhi:
a A., IRON, dragon d" VliArs. S1me. %hi'S
10. Vim ] 500. pi,auu ?A'ri;. BY Pasanini. AF.
G!CLiBR. ,,,
IL e. air poutrr, from lie Ph!ltre, by AHoef'
NJ. VAN HUtFLES. -, ~,
u. y:,n, solo P..sto.,!a Dell Al?'. By Lisz'' hie'
y ROMHY. az, yr.,sc nvNNrs
a, Cu3,us trem Robert la t.tt', a.ran%tl 'ot
-: y. female vo:Gas. ny A1E. .. hCMhi'
.t. ...,.v.v Concert Grand Piano has been
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-
No. ~ Iaa-t,es street. yesterday s:ooc as
follows: a; 8 a. NJ, -: a. K. r., 10:
at 6 Z. NJ. tt'. LOwet: Icia: GG..hs me
night oi March II, 49,.
lNpEos.p AND VACANT HEAI. EsTt7t.
- IRE FIKeT, SINTH A*a THIRD DIsT&ICIs
At Auction ~ TIP SEEaF".--Wa are
requested 70 Call attention t" the sale.
at aact!0n II be made tlis day. at
noon, at the Merchants aud Auc.ion'ers
Exchange, Royal street, W the sheriff Of
the parish Of Orleans. Said Sales compr:s"'
]. 4 10. Of ground. with a! tho buildings
and improvements thereon. situated IN the
First District. IN that part called ITO ''Vri-
angle" and fronting Lou;sa, no~ C...'."ge.
Triang'e and Front streets.
. Five iota Of :.round. with al the bnud-
in IS end im0rov crnen Is thereon, s.tuated ia
Eaubouy- Bculigny tiate parish OF Jetfer-
son !, On "a di. street, between Tohoupit0u
las and J.rasv streets. Cat -! sad i-:s
fronts jersey street.
j. A 10. OF ground, wit;. al the buildings
and improvements thereon. sitIa ed Ia the
Third District OF this city. Gu Giraud street,
between st. Anthony and ELgatello streets
4. Two lots of ground. with all the bald
ings and improvements thereon, situated in
same district. On Giraud street, between
Lafayette walk and Port street.
5. A certain 10: Of ground. with the
improvements thereon, situated in the sams
district, On Ciouet street, be:ween Craps
and Love streets.
6. And the one undivided fourth Of two
squares Of ground il Faubourg Marly.
For fuIl particulars ana te.1ns sec adses
tieemen:s.
--%Ass---------
FoyRrH DISTRICT PRoPERVIEs At ACc-
eers, sell at 12 Nj. today, az the 81. Charles
Auction Exchange, Tor account o. tbs suc-
eession Of Charles Ferguson, deceased. two
cottage houses on the corner o: Josephine
and Liberty s:reets. Terms. cash cu -,
sr.ot. See the advertisement.
--------4se----------
TAs MessIs. C.. Z. Girardey WI ie-srlto
.iIy sell this day. at twelve o':Iock Il at
the Merchants and AUotioEeers' Eycaa,.g',
UD Royal street, aL0IAes 'H- coo' '0'o
list If improved city properly, On :otms
unusually favorable. 3 fam 4: ABOUT
eighty ao.es. near t:,a Lrw slang atech' 'use.
f.st ra.e tor stock raising, oransery and
vegetable ,a.trra. a gooa investment :"E
til. iuGustr,Ous and thrifty. Zee r'aEs ~
s:..e ;.ad the descriptive advertise m9ts
e------
}. l. Gorman, postmaster e! "'..''"'
! mississippi. Eas cefaclte0 an: Jep"rsoG
leaving k.s DOuds1ueu. VII" are aorE1antl!
goo,. to be held for about E32r0. 'Fhe en-
tire .oss VII fall uEor the seoCrities uaiess
| Colonel Parker, united Stste> special
agent of the PosUoaioe Department. ahouas
succeed IL finding Mr.. German, and c9snr2
ing him 70 the Stats, slsRS With bis !rn4s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08

1ac Thermometer 4: Lou.s f.:-rso's,
No. - .aa-t,es street. yesterday stood as
follows: a; 8 4. NJ, r.: ~ ! K. n, 's':
at 6 Z. NJ. GO. LOwet: Icia: GG..ns ;he
night ci March II, 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

CHESAPEAKE ASp ONO RAILROAD CON-
PASY's CIRcCLAR.-[ New York Times. J.
The following is the substance of circular
Issued to the bondholders of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad by the directors OF the
company
"The company admits its inability to pay
its notes and interest coupons due on No
yember /. Its credit can only be restored
bv funding the entire floating debt, which
amounts to more than SS,0O0,O00, and por-
ton Of the interest on its mortgage debt, in
income bonds, to be paid out OF its net earn
ing. .,s.
"They have therefore authorized the issue
of seven per cent. twenty-year income bonds
to the amount of Sl2,000,000, interest pay.
able semi-annually, and the bonds dated
October /, 1873. The proposition is that
present holders of six per cent. bonds with
coupons surrender all coupons due before
MAY, 1875, and to receive therefor the face
value less interest to October /, 1878, on the
income bonds, ut the rate of cighty-hve cents
on the dollar.
"The holders OF registered six per cent
bonds with coupons to assign to the COM
pany all interest accruing to 1875, and to re-
ceive income bonds as above. Holders OF
seven per cent. registered bonds, coupons
detached, to assign to the company interest
accruing to July, 1876, and to receive income
bonds rs above. -,
"These propositions are put forth with
request for their acceptance, as the Directors
believe there is no other way in which the at-
fairs of the company can be placed on basis
of enduring safety and prosperity.
"lf the bondholders assent promptly, the
company will be in position to proceed
without delay in completing its original plan
of extending its road from Richmond to
deep water, and establishing connections by
rail with the important cities and towns of
the West and Southwest. If the plan is
adopted, the officers of the company are con-
tident that its future is full Of encourage
men., and that the earnings Of the road will
insure the prompt payment of all its obliga-
tions"
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Tuy FyD OF INV worIo..-r- Wet

TIE FSp oEruy. Wog1o.-rT Y esT --TTEo
iEsrERbAY.-Uh fcfry'a island in the Con.
| necticut river, aboutsseventeen miles above
Hartford, there are about sixty persoas- of
both sexes assembled awaiting the second
advent Of Christ, which they confidently
expect on the 9Th of November, or atnny rate
| before the close of 1873. They began to
| congregate on the island. about two weeks
ago. The attendance has been variable from
the beginning Of the meeting. reaching as
high as two hundred on some days and drop
ping of ut others to thirty or forty. In a
discourse on Friday last the preacher Of the
party said: g..
"All the types up, to- the last hive had
their accomplishment and prophecies full
filled up to the time, and literally at the
time, except the feast Of tabernaeles, which
has never had its antelope, and If this type
this and the 9TH Of November. Yes, be-
tween this day and that we expect to be
caught I'D in the air with Christ until the
heaven and earth shall pass away and q new
heaven and earth, wherein shall be no sea,
shall be created. Some Of us expect to stay
on this island until we are translated. We
expect the Son of God this year In less
than ten days. If anybody thinks We are
mopomaDiacs let him come and try US.
We.have bid farewell to earthly rewards and
emoluments. We do not in the least regret
what We have done. We have gained an
eternal weight of glory. We are satisfied
with the company we are keeping. We are
satisfied that we are the children of the Most
High God, and that we shall be translated.
We have portions of our company in every
State and section Of the Union, and in the
British Provinces. In England, Ireland,
Scotland, and Norway. We number about
81 900 in all.
"People say we have ascension robes. The
fine linen of our robes, the only spotless robe
we wear, is the Righteousness Of saints-the
righteousness Of Christ. That is our bridal
robe. Abraham believed God, and that was
his righteousness. We shall be blessed, says
Paul. if we follow in the steps of Abraham.
We have no visions; we have no dreams ;
we discard any man who does; we are Bible
men and women. Try the weakest child
among us, and see whether he or she cannot
give YOU Bible reason for the faith we
hold"
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Yearly Meeting of Friends.

fr"r-cspoucence OF the Richmond Dspatchl
GREENSBORO. \. c., November 4, 1873.
The yearly meeting OF Friends met at
New Garden six miles west of Greensboro
last Thursday, there being Il large attend
ancc Of members from all the quarterly
m".iings-WiIliam Green, Of Ireland; Ben
iAmin Fulghum, Louisa Fulghum, Mary n.
Hau!ey, Samuel Pitts, Jr., and Wanna {.
Johnson, Joseph II. Hunt, of Indiana; An
drew d. Tomlinson, Elias Rich, Joseph
Rocket. Edmund Peele, Mary Jane Peele,
and John .. Haskins, of Western Yearly
meeting; Louisa Painter, Julia \. McCool,
and john ". Coffin, OF Iowa-seventeen
minister, from distance being present as
Wei IL elders from Canada, New York, and
other Yearly meetings,
The usual epistles were read from Lon
don, dublin, New England, Baltimore, Ohio,
indiana, Western, Iowa, Canada, and
Kansas.
A Missionary Board was appointed with
authority 10 receive members and establish
meeting, among the colOrcd people.
tn" Committee on Indian Affairs and also
The Committee on Peace made their report,
"Aich va. approved.
Statistics for the past year show W
hlrth<; IS dcaths-oi those B were under
year old, 3 between ! and 10; average
age VI deaths, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

4 CoLORED MAYoR.-A colorcd man is act.
iag A. mayor of OH City, Pa. The curious
way in which he has attained this high dis
linction i described by the Erie Dispatch
thus: The elected mayor, Mr.. Sewers,
having been elected to the Office Of county
treasurer. his resignation gives to the coun.
Gilman having the highest number OF votes
40 opportunity to step into his official shoes,
and thi, devolyes upon Miles Green, col
Drcd man, who, il is said, owes his election
70 the Democrats, who voted for him with
tae idea that they were perpetIatiDg first
.la>s iOkc"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06
ECorlespondence OF the Richmond Dispateh.l

In Victor Hugo's new play, "Marie Tu-
dorv one of the characters is made to say
You should never remind man whose
hair is white and whose face is wrlnkled OF
his politics at twenty, or the woman he loved
then"
A Brooklyn judge has announced to an en-
ternrjsinr widow that she can't get slice
from the estate of deceased adorer on the
strength of breach OF promise.
Victor Emmanuel is extremely lavish OF
his time. having given away one hundred
and fifty gold watches TO the minor oinc'a's
OH his late visit to Berlin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

Property IN SEws.-In the Supreme Court
Chambers of New York on Friday the que>-
ton of the right of company to its new,
came up before Judge Barrett for adjudica-
ton. The Gold and Stock Telegraph Com
pany Is seeking an injunction asain>t the
sluuhattan Quotation Company, charging
criycd bv the plaintiti over the Atlantic Gu
be Mr. Walker, counsel for the ipjunc-
ton. con,endcd that intelligence is property,
having value by reason Of its cost and val
liable nature. The judge reserved his deci-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

ELopED WITH HIS Own WIFE.-The Spring
field (Alass.) Republican states that Lowell
man has Just eIoped with his own wife. He
deserted her for another woman seven years
ago, and she went to California and got rich,
and returning u few days ago found him re-
pentant and quite tender toward her and her
money, and they met by appointment at the
depot and eloped in due form, California be-
ing the objective point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

A SUICIDAL FAMlLY.-A dispatch from
Forest, Ontario, says: A man and VIE,
with one child, got off train gong east
Thursday, saying there were parties on inc
cars going to murder them. While at the
hotel it was seen that they were not OF sound
mind, and during the afternoon they at
tempted to commit suicide by jumping INTO
!. hole filled with water. The man and child
when found were dead, but the woman was
restored to her senses"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

Total 900 GsETS,. ALL CASH amount
The distriLaiion.wA be positive whether al the
tickets are sold or not, and the 1000 gifts all paid
I'm proportion 10 the tickets sod-all unsola tickets
being destroyed ut the First and Second Concerts
and net represented In the drawing.
PRICE Of TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, S25; Tennis or each
coupon, SIS; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 22s
Tickets for fl ooo ll3 Whole Tickets for $4,000 227
Whole Tickets for $4,000 No discount Oh less than
$50 worth Of Tickets at 4 time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Con-
cert ns well az the satisfaction given by the First
and Second, makes 1t only necessary to announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale Of every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted In all its
details like the Third, and full particulars may be
learned from circulars, which Will he sent free from
this office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filled. Liberal term:
given TO those who Duy to sell again.
THOMAS Z. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library. Kentucky, and Manager Gii
Concert. Public Library Building Louisville, NY
For tickets or Information apply to
A.P. L'ECUYER,
900 Bank street: or
WILLIAM Fl. VERY.
Clerk ut Ford's Hotel.
Richmond, Va.
Sales Of tickets in Richmond viii close on tn
| 25th Of November. au s-h&lntDecl,&m
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We have heard 1t stated on excellent au-
thority that Theodore Thomas, the leader
and organizer Of the popular and splendid
orchestra known by his name, is Il native OF
North Carolina, aud not Il German as is gen.
orally supposed. --Peterstur9 Index and Al'-
neat,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

The cighty-siXth annual session Of the
= nod Of Virginia will he held i'll the First
Presbyterian church, Charleston, w. Va, or
he t:ird "wednesday Chc 18Th day. Of No
,r,utcr, 1873. al 7! t. VI.
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n, 0 PLY SICI A Il s.

We invite your attention 10 our FULL SUPPLY OF
DIR. SoUIBBS'S RELIABLE PREPARATIONS.
Amongst the latest Is the SOLID EXTRACT OF
ERGoT soluble in cold water, and especially appi-
cable for hypodermic use; OLEArE OF ATRorIA;
OLEATE OF ACoSITIA; OLEATEs OF MERCURY
and MoRplIIA; COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
RED C1SclIoSA, just ten times the strength OF
Huxham's Tincture; COMPOUND TINcTURE OF
rpEcAc, or" FLUID DovER's POWDERS"
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
soo7 9l9 Main street.
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.l421 MAIN ST STREE ID ~ 1871
INV p,rcTIO gERlIES,ji.-

u
NEW STORE NEW FACTORY! NEW GOODS:
We beg leave to call the attention Of tie public TO
our splendid establishment, No.. 431 Main street,
wherr they at times find fun assortment OF
the choicest COSFECTIONER IEJ OF car own man
ufacture and Of foreign importation. well rs OF
FRUITS, NUTS. CANNED GOODS PICKLES,
etc, etc. We have aimed ut making car pew estab-
llshmcnt one Of the most elegant, and our new
STElsM REFINED CANDY FACTORY. AND FANCY
CAKE BAKERY the most complete In outfit and ca
pacity south of Baltimore and we tras that ne have
succeeded. The public Is respectfully invited to
visit us. .s-z--g, f,-e,...,..a ,. a. CAStEL X W.
A. CkPPELL
no. ERNIE. 20
a. SCHOLLER. 49, -. ..., f..
1921 MAIN STREET. 1921.
The undersigned can Ire fosndt ut the store Of
Messrs. a. ClPPEL s Co, ard WY be pleased TO
wait OH his friends and the public generally
+. G. TfLER.
1921. .,,s..E. Main street. 9 l42a.
oe - .... - :
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RESTAURANTS.

NO. 10 THIRTEENTH STREET.
AtBank aud Eleventh the iDcomparanie l. = III ~,
,hr Injuries of sea and land. GAME, FISH, ofo-
TIERS. MEATS. Etc, served TO oruer'
At - Thirteenth street. FREE LpHeh F' I'm
DAY, besides the best regular lunch.
The best OF oysters IL both places anu L'iuo's
that are surpassed al no bar In IN; !ane' aii"
drinks of the best style OF arr.
,or' Tr. o"'' >N' no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06
ROCKS. STATIONERY, a.
= =
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
IN BANKRUPTCY. Opinion Of Hon. Fl, l..
Bond United States Circuit Judge, as to que: lions
under homestead net of Virginia in its relation 10
the bankrupt act Of March 2, S67. and acts amen
datory thereof. delivered October 81, 1873. Price,
nostage paid 10 any address, soc. Address orders 10
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.,
M rat Publishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

NIOTICE.-The taxpayers OF HenriSo
~ county are hereby notified that tue iA IA
BILLS fer Tuckahoe, Fairfield, BrooK'ahuI i IN
VarIna townships will he ready Tor COl.L. -,
from the ION TO tile 3Oth day Of November, 1873
alter which time they pass, BY law Into the nah
81 fhe TOWNSHIP COLLECTORS with tive per {. n ni'eu
Va '' WILLIAM NJ. MCGkUDEf,
,o a-,Soy.3O County Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

LOul5vIIIe, NY, = : ---|--- ; y =
T. WEDNESDAY, nECEMBER 3, ls7a-
Only $4,000 tickets 'silfbe sold. and one-haf OF
these are Intended for, the European market, thus
leaving only 10000 for sale In the Unissd States,
where 100 900 were disposed Of for the third Con-
cert. The tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts, and have on their back the scheme, With q
full explanation Of the mode Of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grardsst mu-
steal display eyer witnessed in. this country, the
unprecedented sum OF I'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

LIST OF GIFTS.
ONE GRAND CASH GET. -. $3.50 900
ONE GRAND CASH GlEE..., ........,..... 100000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT $4,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT $4,000
ONE GRAND CASH GIFT.... ............. 500
10 Cosh Gifts $4,000 zach. 100000
30 Cash Gifts 5000 each. $50, 900
,. 80 Cash Gifts l,So,cach $4,000
20 Cash Gifts 500 acknowledgements. 10000
,ca Cash Gifts sou each ................ 10000
10 Cash Gifts 900 each. ........,....... $4,000
oso Cash Gifts ovJ each. $4,000
as Cash Gifts l0o each .................. 32,aoo
1000 Cash Gifts SO each .............'.. Sao,ooo
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S1-500,0o0.

divided into $4,000 cash gifts, will he dstrihnted by
lot among the tcket-holders-tile numbers of the
tickets to bcdrawn from ons wheel by blind chill
dren, and tho gifts from anosher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06

DHILADELPHIA, RlCF. &Hfk
MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAh sS6&2eaS
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
WEEk.-Untll further notice the steamers OF ulis
line Will leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, and Richmond every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at Il O'Clock NJ.
Freight taken for all parts OF New Jersey, tenn-
sylyania, for Boston, Providence, and New Orleans.
Also, for Antwerp and Liverpool ptn Red Star and
American steamship lines, anu bills OF !ading sigued
through.
stateroom, f8.i W. Z. fofIE AkenL
No. 2423 Dock street, Richmond.
No. 10 South Whzryes.
nh "a No IL North Wharves, Philadelphia
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I4yT-T G.svs'uvsT-z:-----'-.---
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CRAEDEST SCHEME EyERKNUWN
w. = ,'..' Il isat niE7 -ige;g ".ff!'i~ 49,
81 Il. I83t--- :E,gi i .n-ssf q,t-4l
5H FOURTH GRAND eIFTiCoNCERrs g.,
@,- -a- 'ani .t,Haig GGl+p r ri. 4
....s. 49,. a., FOR THE BESKpT0g =. ,1....'
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.oE KENTUCKY
frr 1890 ..#t. .s'trl' AT Z. rl.-.f 'r.p1 /.
a.. .~.s f, - - = . ri .,,n,.z ii
$500. $4,000 CASH GIFTS, S1j,eo0oa. aa
p, IL. ...s- .s#.- - ~. t. II. .ta.-. .-..s.f
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS 4. GIBB.
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$4,000 CASH GIFTS, S1aeo,aoa:
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS n GIBs.
S2J0,Oo0 FOR $50.

The FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT, an
horized by special act of the Legislatures, for the
benefit OF the PUBLIC LIBRARY. OF KEN
TUCKY. win take place in Pablo Librur1 Hna, 3.
I n,iariIa In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-06
TOR BALTIMORE. AA%N, ,
PowHATAM STEAMBOAT, CoMrANY'S TRI-
&n> ri y4e WEEKLY LINE. I Z

+ Steamers. leave their wharves At R,aketts every
TUESDAY, and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
O'Clock .and SATURDAY At 8 o'cloSk.P-A
Freight Seceiyed mp 10 o'clock 9. M> and Satur-
days MP tcp*: O'Clock Pm. 1.'' '@"'''
For freight applyto -..,,t--, .n. 4a y
DC 90, L. B. TATUM. Agent.
THE AMERICAN STEAM &HRk
4 SHIP COMPANY. OF nHfLA-SaS
DELPtlA.-Caian accommodations fstrictiy Arst
class, slo0: FIRST steerage, *f0s steeragc, $50.
THROUGH bills OF iading givensto Liverpool For
''>'''e .rr Palmer, HARTsooK Co.
oC.sa 80 i. fN s!.. FL I'll .u~sGy. Agents eefe.