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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

CHARLES DICKESs's WAY OF GETTING on IN
THE WoRLD.-[fIom "David Comparatively
| have been very fortunate in worldly mat
tcrs; nlany men have worked much harder
and not succeeded half is well; but never
could have done without the habits of pune
tua!ity, order, and diligence; without the
determination to concentrate myself on one
Object at time, no matter how quickly IFS
successor should come upon its heels. which
l then formed. Ny meaning simply is that
whatever l have tried to do in lne have
tried with all my heart to 90 we'll; that
whatever | have devoted myself to | have
devoted myself to completely that in great
aims and in small l have always been
thoroughly i'll earnest. I have never be-
lieved it possible that any natural or in.
proved ability can claim immunity from the
companionShip of the steady, plain, hard
working qualities, and hope to gain its end.
There is no such fulhIment OH this earth.
Some happy talent and some fortunate OPP
portunity may form the two sides Of the lad
der on which some men mount, but the
rounds of that ladder must be made of stuit
to stand wear and tear; and there is no SUBJ
stitutc for thorOugh-soing, ardent, and SIM
cere carnestness. Never 10 put one hand to
on which could throw my whole
self, and never to affect depreciation of my
work, whatever it was, trG now to have
been my golden rules.
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WANTED, by a lady, BOARD, south of
y Marshall street and west Of SiAth strcet-,Ip-
per part Of the city preferred. Address, stating
location and terms, ''Y., IDiSpGich Office.
p,hl
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By Thomas W. Kcesce.
huctioDecr, No. 1917 Main street.

SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD AND
, KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
AITCTl0N.-On THURSDAY MORNING at 10
O'Clock will sell at my auction house piln amos
Walnut Chamber Suits, Collage Chamber S',lts'
Parlor Sulls lin rcrs and haircloth), Wardrohcs,
Bureaus, Washstsntls Showcases Extension Ia
blrs Feather Bed, Mattresses, Writing-Desk. Mir
rcrs, Lounges. Piano-Stoos, sideboards, I'm SAFES
&C.. &c.
Two Rosewood 7-octave French grand action
nverstruns bass Pianos. Agent for Halls Fire ana
~ THOMAS ". KEESEE,
NH 70 AuctioHeer.
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WANTED, ONE HUNDRED COLORED
W MIN Frs and LAGORERS for coal mines in
Indiana These mines are between the miues in
Ohio ard Illinois, TO which places q large number
of hands has gone from here Wages same rs paid
by the New Lisbon Company. For particulars APP
ply to j. L. JUSTIS. Labor Agent,
milo 400 Fifteenth street.
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NH IL
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH Il, t,;3
ARRIVED.
Steamer Empire. tiautIcr Philadelphia, merclan-
disc and plssrI gers, W. L. Porter
Schooner hOcklway, Woody. kappahannock river,
grain, HaXall. CrcEsfuw & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer
churG!>n aud passengers, l.. e. Ta;nm, agent
Schooner }. &. McShano. Cavanaugh, Norfolk.
merchandise, Curtis s. Parker.
Schooner Lucy, Mailman, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc. Curtis G Parker.
Schooner Lula Lynn, 1nsley, Philadelphia, rail-
road ties, Curtis e Parker.
Schooner NJ II. Stochaw, Cordcry. New York ria
Osboruc's. coal. Curtis < Parker.
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REAL ESTATE AGTTSS
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Hill, & GOtDtS.

HILL & GOIDtS, NTH,
REAL FSTATF. AGENTS AND AtCllOSr'-s"
NO. HOS MAIN STREET, hlCUHosp, ~.
Valuable FARMS tn every srctipn ~ NJ s," 80.
LOTS. In the most improving portions 81 TIC e"''
for sale. c-,tt
HOUSES and LANDS reTis. or lease. ~,
attention to the collection and prompt rrni"., :;
rents. Loans NEGOTIATED on real rsI'e -
the city. :, ,,,,,
ThanafGI for past fayors. Ne respectfully a,A '.n'
our friends Il continuance OF their IA;:ona2"' N',,
with increased facilities promise In tr ipiH''' ~
The past strict attention 10 al hsl a.ss
orr care. FRANh ~ DiI.,,.,,,,,,S
de 2,-am EDWARD c. GnpNH'
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Esy ECsCGra1Dis.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW 4 Il
NEW YORK, March 12.-Cotton irregular: sales
3I2p bales: uDands. 2atc: Orleans, u T.. Flour
quiet ana unchanged. Whlskey heavy mt 90tc.
Wheat dull and unchanged: buyers ana sellers apart
ORR quiet. Eice quiet at SG00c. Pork firm: new,
Slf Lard FIRM al siGE33c. Turpenlmc dull Rosin
Quiet. Iallow, stMoc. Freighls quiet.
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BY Max Heyman & Co., AuctIoneers.
THIRST EXTRA LARGE SPRING
TRADE SALE,

TIRsT EXTRA LARGE SPRING
Trade SALE,
ON THURSDAY THE CORN lNsTaNf,
consisting Of
500 CASES Boots AND SHOES,
including new goods Of almost every description IN
mems, boys, wonen's, misses, and chdren's wear
consigned for our early spring business by many
prominent manufacturers In New England, Ne"
York city, and Philadelphia
Also, an extra large and attractive stock OF
READY-sIADE CLOTHING,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
WOOLLENS AND TAILORING GOODS,
FUR AND WOOL HATS,
STRAW GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
and other varied merchandise suited to the present
wants Of the trade.
VIII also sell the remaining stock Of lrst-clasS
RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE.
The above sale comprises beyond doubt the
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCK
ever offered at AUCTION in this market, and this
Il m excellent opportunity for the trade to secure
desirable goods Mt great bargains.
The GOODS will he sold in large lots, and all lots
offered will be sold without reserve.
MAX HEYhiAN s CO,
Auctionecrs and Commission Merchants
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By t;rllbis K williams,
AuctGouccrs and Real Esiate Agents,
Eleventh street between Maiu aud Bank.

rENHF. LARGE SUCCEED BRICK
NEE OF FEASkLIE AND THEXTY-FOuRTH
STREETS Al AUCiION.-.Qu FnlDAY. March
Nh, al 81 O'Clock T. NJ We will sell, upon the pre-
nisfs. the DN ELLlNti formerly owned and occu-
,lcd by samuel :. Subclt situated Is above. ii has
about len fine rooms, besides Il kitchen. With some
rcpairS this could lie made Il very desirable resi-
!cn"c: and those desiring residence In the lower
part OF lie Cit w,lcr" prnIrr? Il expected to In
crease greatly III v,tiHe will 90 well to attend tic
S:!r.
NH Ia AucliUnccrS.
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flNrl .>hTI MARK FITS.

ClyCl.;SATI March l2.--Four firm and In fair
GeIntn. Corn quiet n. 2aGIlOc. Provisions steady.
Pork firm Il; SIS held at : S25. Lur'l steady: &C.
for steam: SIC. for kettle Bacon firm al e3u 5t@sic
nj
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- 1sory 1hsf has Just
been acquitted on charge Of man ~ Reso.
10 ON c Sas rscenly reported In the neN
, ,.se ~oo and President Theirs recently s.
IaIel;;, - 'au meriean named Consider ItnSser.
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DOR RENT, a PLEASANT ROOM, Ga
4 suitable for an Office or lodeing-room, II! IL
cuth Streets Amply To j. l.. APPERSOE.
NH ll-Gt Real Estate Agent. &C..
TOR RENT. the BRICK DWELL en-
n ING on the west sitlc of Fifth street neNtf2.A
door to General +. II. Moore's containing nine
rooms, With gas wafer, and other couVeiicnccs' ana
Kitchen with four rooms. Apply 10
NH list Cru bBS & WILLIAMS.
NOR RENT, the BRICK TENEMENT en-
il No. oOI, now occupied by Mr.. william NJ. Lii
Allen. having seyen rrOIns. with kitchen, gas.
water. &c. on Tie north side Of Leigh between
ScconI and ! hiri streets. ,
NH 8 ISBELL & son.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. March l2.--Flour steady and M
changed Wnelt dull and unchanged. Corn steady
whi'c southern. t6ptIc.: yellow southern, Ss0aot
Oats firm; southern. i,d 5uc.; western. 43c. Ky
Western butter unchanged. WhisKcy steady =
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BY Griilrhs & Williams,
NuCtiOneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

DARN CALLED SYCAMORE GROVE,
Il CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND
NINETY-THREE ACRES. ON TUCkAHOE
CREEK, OPPOSITE TIE CARBON HILL
COAL MINES, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.-Wc
will sell ut auction, ut the office of Gruhbs Il VIII
llams. auctinneers, in TIE city Of Richmond. on
MONDAY the nth OF March. 1879, at ]. o'clock NJ.
the VALUABLE FARM located as above, contain.
Ing THREE HUNDRED aud N1NETi-TlhEf:
ACRES; onc-thlrd cleared, cne-third in original
growth. and Onc-third in second growth pine: The
improvements are FRAME DWELLING ana usual
out-buildiDgS
The farm is now in the possession of Iliomas +.
Nucknis, who will show The property 10 those wish
ing to purchase. it Is Within three miles OF danes
river by the road, and Within half Il mile rf The
Tnckahoc railroad
The wood and timber on the land are valuable, and
surrounded ag it is By coal and coke. make 1t almost
certain that they exist IL large quantities. Oh this
land.
TERMS: nne-third cash; balance at six and
twelve months. six per cent. interest or one-thlrd
cash. balance ut one and two years, eight per cent.
interest. secured by Il trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
plh 3-MhS,G,Slr ,l3,i5&l7 Aucli0norS
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nv Grubl,s & Williams,
huctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SMALL BRICK DWELLING ON
"A THE EAST SIDE OF SIXTH Ti,,I SI ufi2w
Morch IA MT Al O'Clock p. NJ. will sell upon the
premises the property above referred to, bounded
On the south by the property of "; 3. a. Allegrs,
fronting thirty feet and running back 10 the pro-
merry of Colonel Walter u. Blair
GRuBBS 6 WILLIAMS.
,,h IN Auctloncers.
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BY James L.Appers0n,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti"necr,
CorMcr Main ard Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
a VALUABLE ESTATES IN POWHATAS
yESTUEE" AND "MAPLE COTTAGE."-ly
virtue Of deed of trust rom john \. Noodiin ana
wife 10 the undersigned. dated 5th Of July, 1870 re-
corded In PowhatHn County Court clerk once, III
DCe-lbOok q. page +09. being thereto required BY
the beneficiary, will sell at ancton. on the prem
scs, in gross dis iced may he deemed best, Oh
THUR: DAY, March 20 1873, at !! O'Clock VI. Or
fair. II not the first fair day thereafter the really
valuable proper. y above referred to.
"MAIDEN'S ADVENTURES" considered one
amongst the finest estates ON upper James river. is
twcnty-cight miles above Richmond, contains 9u5t
Of which about Go0 acres lisa acres fine James
river low-gropnilS, besides creek Hats adjoining
thcn cleared and Il! fine Gtitc o. cultivation.
well adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn, tobacco,
hay, outs, anu other crops usual III this climate.
The balance sell wooded. There are two mansions.
oycrsccrs house. and two sets OF out-budlugs, such
as servants quarters, barns, stables, &c.
One mansion called PHEASANT OAK" not
hong since added tc and thoroughly repaired, con-
taiuS lwclvc ROOMS: the other called THE RIVER
DIV ELLlAG.n Also aided 10 and repaired within Il
short time, contains tea or twelve rooms, aud Is
handsomely situated on hill Just above the river.
This estate is remarkably healthy and entirely free
from chslis ana fever AMI other Ealariuus diseases.
Tie scenery Is very line, and the View ON - THF.
RIVER DWELLING" especially, oy,rl@oks for
miles the moS. beautiful lands uu james river.
"MAPLE COTTAG e. formerly Poplar
Lawn contains $50 acres on The south side Of Fine
Adventure, Of which 80 acres are In Oak. Hickory
Maple. Ash, and other timber OF original growth
the balance cleared and In fine state OF cultivation
The soil il rich and produces well. The Cottage
has five roous, wide halls and large porches front
and rear
TERMS: IL sale.
j. L. hPPERSON,
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS.
f. 2s-ccdfds Trustees.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, March lo.-Fi"ur dull and unchanged.
Corn friner, 3lsMa2c for miycd East st: Lou Is Oh
track : 335 In elevator. Whiskcy. nothing d'nc.
Fork excited and prices higher, Sl5.5oGtSiB Bacon
firm, Giai ;5n,ic. Lard better: kettle Sc.
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FINANCIAL.
TBY TELEGRhPH.J
NEW YORK.

New YORK. March 12-Noney active mt l-32eV
! Ia commission Sterling lower at lO7sGlos' uoia'
llsial,sf Governments closed easier. States
81: new, So. Virginas, Is; new, 90 :
copsols 5Gt: defcrIe l. II. Lousianas, as; new, 10.
+ cvccs.ds: So. 10. Alabama'-, 81; Ss' 30. "eor-
giI's. 20: rs. SO. North Cardinals 80 new 10,
special lax. a. South Cardinals 40; new ls' AIrii
and october, %.
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REMOVALS.

-
ID EMOYAL.-The BALTIMORE BEN, w
LIZ COMPANY has removed thct once Tx ~,
corner Main and Twentieth streets Ia NO: -
street. on second foGr, over McGraw hN.ry-
hardware store, where they viii ne r.'a~ss tts II
their former customers AMI ir!enGs wilh I'LL A''
BRICKS on reasonable terms ,,ry.
re 23-eo1lmh FORBES Ain
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The Adrance believes so firmly in the pre-
aietions OF the weather prophet III Washing.
ton that 1t wants him rechristened " Old Ger
tainties."
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auct,oneefs'.
Ills Main street.

r,HE SCHOONER B. G. TUBMAN For
4 SALE BY hTCTfON.-By virtue Of q cna i,.,
mortgages With goSerof ale s gfes'f TO " Walter
Hlender 60 set;:re the aynent Of two pegotiaDe
notes Of $3.50 each WIZ Interest tereoii, Tc s'ail'
on FRIDAY The Gust Instant Ut 70 osSs;s A, MI
ssn &c ,hn York River railroad. the SCHOONER
=. &. TIUBMAN, with all her RIGGING, TAChLE'
&c.
NH hI II al RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers.
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.AUlITses So. A..styEs ~ ~
ny W G5t1.Fa, -
Anctiaicer and Rasl Estatf agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT O4
tiff NORTH SID e OF BROAD BETMEE.EGHs,
tfps'r STREET. AND BR O0K AVENUE Ok
sALE BE s2ld Ct as,sti lsIs o aa
= n1rionl p. III. the excellent BRICK STORE ana
DWELLING, No. 4, located as aboyes occnpssd. hy
Mr. s. j. Arnold, and bounded on t,re wes: W KY
store of Mr.. Francis Dusch. ihis - Az
Terms; tlne-fourth cash; balance at four. elgns,
and twelve months for nec9tiahie hoics' in'eieo'
adoeh, sccuiei y! " . W.GODDIN,
AuctiOneer.
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NH 1o-stW. THIS .M,W,&Th

By virtue of a decree Of the United States DIS
trtct Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. ana
TO me directed. In the matter Of Pator n 90. u.s.
William Thalheimer & Sons. bankrupts, shall pro-
coed TO sell at public auction for cash, the contents
of the two stores Of said bankrps, embracing large
and desirable stocks Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS. STORE-FIXTURES,
IRON SAFE, &C.
The sale ut sore No. 1913 Main street, opposite
post-ofice. will take place TUESDAY, March lath'
commencing promptly at 70 A. VI.
The sale at COL Broad street viii tase place FRI
DAY. March 2lst. commencing at 10 A. VI.
A rare opportunity is offered purchasers.
DAVID K. PARKER,
NH 1a-t2lstNIarch United States Marshal.
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ZINE CITIZENS, SADDLES,

& a.e Nickei-pIs;cl Carri.@c. ano 49, 49,
Buggy Harness, Brides, Cart ana WAGON
FAIRNESS, Collars, Whips, Bits. spurs: ,.,,,f.
uorse-Srushes, Covers, Roiss. tFf: va" 20,
Traces, HaInes; Milier's Harness Oh 20 20 rs
received 100 Mcclellan Saddles All " 49, - ,;,s
otter 70 our friends and the public scne5ut o. W,T
lowest cash prices. j. II. DiChERsoN : Pa,
TIERS. Saddle and Harness Maau!actur,fss...hrJs
t51s Franklin street, next door 70 Johhs". ''''
fp 1-tlJui yw3m
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THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT
fer The benefit Of the Public Library of Kentucky,
H. come uh III Library Hal! 1T Louisville .ky. ,cn
TUESDAY, APRIL s. 1873.
At this concert the best musical talent that be
procured from all parts Of the country VIII add
pleasure to the entertainment, and
TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS, -. .
aggrcsating vast total Of HALF a MILLION DOL
LARS currency. will be distributed by lot 10 the
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LOR SALE OR LEASE.-I la p n9t ~ !,
l. or lease L large WATER-POWEf, 'anai
INGS, MILL. &C.. near the Petersburg L -.
VACANT LOT OH Dock and Nineteenth stree ~
a fine LOT on Flock street adjoining III; stip-t"
Also, several small iNG-liOyStS d@,tl.
bly, located. FRANKLIN STEhRSs.
NH l2-4t lOI3 Vain street.
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l;y Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctloncers,
lllJ Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" Bile ZEAL ESTATE IN MANCuEo
ny hIrCTi0N-Tn cN"c,ltion NJ Il decree Of the
CirrWit Court IT Chesterfield County entered at tie
November term, ls72. IN the suit 81 Strinsiellow.
guardian. Is. StrinGicilDw's heirs. we, the UNDER
signed commissioners therein appointed, will sell by
auction Oh WEDNESDAY the 10Th Instant at j
o'clock p. NJ, the real estate mentioned In said suit
consisting q and commencing with TWO-S TORY
FRAME DWELLING and LOT ioXlu2 feet on the
south side Of Eleventh street. between Hull and
Decatur streets; 4 FRAME DH ELLlNG with four
FIVE LOTS on Maury street, and EIGHT LOTS on
Everett street between jefferson and Clay streets.
TEEMS Onc-thirtl OF the purchase money In cash
twelve months, c2otiaae notes with interest added
he given for The deferred payments and the title
retained unii he whole purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court.
WILLIAM AMBERS,
j. 4 RICHARDSON,
NH COnlIni siOners.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 12.--Virgina os, consols, 500
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A BUILDING LOT, 81 by 1870 feet. on III.
N west side Of Eighth street north Of Lr1.h. .cl
sale. Apply TO RlCHAkDSOS 3 Co.
NH lit 1!i3 lfain street
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M HIIE TEETH, --MEADE& BAKERS
w "SAPOEISF DENTIFRICE' is offered rs
the BEST IOOTIiPUWDER In use. Read tie
following certificates:
have for many years used In my family and pre-
sctih u my patients the "SAPONINE DESTI-
FRlCE." prepared by Messrs Meade & Baker,
AL who use II nay DO with the assurance that IL
Is far preferable to most preparations OF Its kind
and that IL does no. contain any Ingredients that can
possibly irjure the teeth In organism or appear
ince. JOIN G.. WAYT, Dentist
We confidently recommend TO all who need an
efficient and harmless tootll-powdrr the elegant
preparation Of Meade & Baker known as ''SAPO-
NINE DENTIFRICE.'
GEORGE w. JONES, Dentist,
r. n. HUDSON, Dentist, =
". LEIGH BURTON. Dentist,
j. HALL MOORE, N. d., Dentist,
JoIIS MABoSEY. Dentist
j. EDWARD CHASE, Deptis.,
GEORGE u. STEEL, DenIist.
Price, fifty cents q box. For sale by druggists
generally. mh7
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TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS, 49,
LIST OF GIFTS

Total. 10000 gifts. all cash $500, o0a
To provide mems for this magnificent Concert,
one hundred thousand tickets only will be Issued,
large portion OF which are aready sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets Sl0i halves, IS: aud quarters 81 80
Eleven whole tickets fur SlUD No discount on less
than Slou orders Nothing could be more aDDrt,-
PIRATE for presents than tickets TO this BANQUET OF
WEALTH, or more likely to produce gran,cr sltiS-
factory results. The object of this THIRD GIsT
CONCERT is the enlargement and endowment OF tho
net authorizing the concert for It's benefit, Is to he
forever free to all citizens Of every State. This con-
cert will Ire conducted like tie first and second, here
tniure given, aud full particulars Of the mode OF
drawing the gifts and paying them. and everything
necessary To L thorough understanding of the
scheme. from beginning TO end, are now published
in the form OF circular, which viii lie furnished
free OF cost to any who apply.
The entire management of this undertaking has
been committed by the trustees TO Hon. THOMAS f.
BRAMLET re- late Governor Of Kentucky, to whom
all communications pertaining TO the Gift Concert
should be addressed.
= Il. T. DURRETT. President.
W.. .HALDEMAN, Vice President.
JOHN S. CAIN, Secretary Of Public Library Of Ken
lucky.
FARMEas AND DRovERs BANK, Treasurer.
AS the time for tie concert Is close at hand April
Sth), parties Tuniing tickets should send III their
orders immediately II they would avoid The rush
preceding the drawing. All orders and applica-
tons for agencies. circulars, and Information will
THOMAS Z. BRAMLE TTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
in ls-dsawsSWeoMtApril5 Louisville, Ky. j
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ts.RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
l. LAND on YORK RirER.--By virtue OF n
deed Of trust executed OH the 10Th day OF Mar.h,
ls7l by Benjamin n. Robinson and wife. the under
signed, trustees therein named will sell at public
auction ON tho 27rIi DAY oF MARCH, 1873. ilbat
being cort-dayl III front OF the courthouse of New
Kent county, that valuable ESTATE known as the
"BIsICk uO,sE." containing ABOUT TWELVE
HUNDRED ACRES, ANA lying Immediately on
York rive: and opposite the town OF Wet Point.
TERMS: C;,sh enough to pay expenses OF sale and
debts secured in said deedsay about 900 and as
to hslanre, tc:uis Will be announced upon day OF
sale CYRUS A. BRANCH,
ROBERT T.ARMlSTEAD, "a
fc 2l-tds Trustees.
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BY 5. \. Davis, Aucuoncer,
ccrNcr Eleventh. and Main streets.

pY REQUEST OF LITTLEBERRY
A. BOWEN, ESQ. will sci. at auction, on the
premises, AZ J O'Clock z. NJ, OH MONDAY the nth
of Mar h. 1873, tha. VALUABLE FARM on which
he now resides containing ffty-two acres more or
less adj lining the lands Of 4. e. Pulilam G. e. Nc
Rae, and Joserh Walker, Es1s. The buildings are
suitable FOR such L sized place.
Immediately after tic sale Of the land we VIII sell
four lige COWS. one HORSE. the FARMING
UTENSILS. aud most OF bis HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FUENiTCRE.
II the land Is not sold 1t VIII lie leased rented.
TERMS OK SALE: For Imd, uue-fourth c:lSh bal.
ancc In one, tive, and three years, negotiable notes
interest LII separate notes, payable semi-anuualy.
For rers6uas property, al SUMS under $50 cash !;
over that :naun notes with approved indorsers, at
sixty days II rented, the renter Will &c required to
pay oneuarter III advance or give negotiable notes,
with approved ilidorscrs, payable quarterly
5. n. DAVIS, Auc,i0neer.
A. c. PULLIAM, Salesman. mhs
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A BUILDING LOT. 80 by 120 feet. on
n Sixth street north OF Lciyh, for sale. Apply 10
RICHARDSON & co.
NH ll-tt lllS Main street.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

T AIDES, the imperialism of fashion has
81 doomed FALSE IIAfR to the tomb of the Capri-
lets. CAFiLLiSA will eirc you enough of Your
own and coalaius no poison. u isonp- trlc!ic1prr
and u:lch better than other hair-,oucs. To be lad
OF druggists. and u
WOOD & SON, Prorrictors,
NH S!n:i aud MAIN streets.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, a
4 corner Of Third and Franklin streets. Lii
Every department complete with new and fashion
able furniture INCLUDING carrctsand piano. DINING
room complete with crockery and glassware: kitchen
with stove and utensils. Apply at Goo Hroad street.
hnfwnnn Sixth and Seventh. NH H-S.fnNTh3N