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DANNlI.I.I.

corrected weekly by IovNG A GEuBsl Myhiieets
aud buillers.
Green poplar and oak framing stat, PER G., hoard
measure bag 10; weltherhoari.ng, greet leat &ai
dry clear stuff 25a2 NJ; OAK Encing, l0ai ~ Esd
yellow poplar fencing, 2itz 30 ef Al shat~l ppila
shingss Is inch, 10a5 on pr ~ gui shingles ~ itr,
ilai gl loCust pests, fisiia IA. tsu-ilut bf u,
nd uak tialic pr g. lathsa, sawed thrl-tli, "a
rs rer 81; guld shaved chestnut shingles, apta T,
per n wood, HICKORY and lssch, ays5 w Ier cod
OAK dry, g Wai 81.
hack, 40 o. per N al Kiln
Al H.sra laalf AL
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ALL the latest styles Of fabrics il
dress goods at Jno. 0. McAhster's.
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The press Of the State speak in high terms
Of the big show that viii exhibit here on the
9th instant.
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II yo1 want suit q clothes just az you
would have them in Ct, cut, style or quality
Of good, go to Deepen, corner Fourth and
Market streets, Louisville.
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Don't overlook the card Of the Great Inter
national Menagcrie, Museum, aquarium, and
Circus, which appears on our fourth page.
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NEXT Monday is court day. Don't
fail to call and look at the new goods at
Jno. o. McAlister's.
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RICaEsONn

lCorrg,ted weekly BY ". D. .MrERs, contractor ana
huiagr'
Poplir lumber, green, 90 por c; dry, Is, pine,
ercen, o., scanliiug AMI iosis lni2 90 Ne thcf-
hlafds rough, co. dressed by mill 30, yUlius pine
n .adng, uuaa o. lur mill worked tlaNcl poplar
shingiss, so pcr y; cut d. 80 chestnut Do, %
laarls two-l1lt, 7ac pr a d., throe-eol, 90 l-r
aihas, saved ihrce-t0i, 10 psr NJ do d., ouf-io1l,
4 20 psr n; aosi, pr Cori, i0ai o.
IIaE-C euicnt, per hi, CO. Louisville lime, 90,
plaster parts, Oo plaster hair, %, Pcr bu.
LANCASTER.
lCorrcciod weekly By d Bows, Wholesale and Tviail
dealer Ia builiins MATERIAL
Lumler No I, poplar and pine plans, ler g. ga
10, No. q 40, uOa2 ~ 80, DO, % y 0li sstntii Z
Tla Is; oak plans, NJ. !, OOal lii No q lla2 Vi
No. U1tl ~ cut shinscs, u0ai ~ PEI ~ CHESTNUT
shiupiis i1li o.; Loafls, two-foli, 49, pr g. tn
thruseot, co. iaihes thT,e'i1t n; a., inur-lloi
W. l0ensi Issts, hest long tHs 5oailc eachi al
.swss N essi, - Nasssi sssss ssiivsss-.
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II. i. Phillips Of Marion bought Of David
Shnek 10 hogs, averaging 2iO Ibs, at DC.
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JUST received an elegant stock o.
jevelry at z. z. Chenaults.
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FOR cigars and tobacco, Of uniform
brands, go to VIII. Anderson's
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POCKET and table cutlery Of all kinds
and prices at w. II. Anderson's.
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Saaford--John NJ Phillips. Jr., Judge, ftii
Saturday IN each month. Tics. Pardon xs'-
shall.
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horn.

To tn. -ifs Of d. c. Payne of Crab Or
shard, t~ins-females.
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Among the business men and women Of our
town none are more favorably known than
Mrs. NJ. Z. Davies, whose millinery estab-
lishment is situated near the depot. Her
numerous friends and patrons will be gratfied
to see announced in another column that she
has just returned from the city markets with
a large and unusually attractive stock Of mil
linery and fancy goods of the latest styles.
We are proud of the taste and talent Of our
modistes, and hope they will all receive
the encouragement of the surrounding coun-
try this season, as in the past.
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Owing to the small price of hemp, many Of
the Jessaaine county farmers will quit rails
ING IL
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We were invited into the wellflled store
room Of Mrs NJ. Gillian, the other day, and
heartily congratulate the ladies Of this section
that the opportunity is afforded them Of
adjoining their craniums with such love-pro-
voking, feather-spanglcd, faiIy-like nuissnces
as are piled around promi-cuously, to be dis
posed Of at a mere triae. Person, are request
ed, however, not to drop copy Of this paper
anyrhere in the vicinity Of our domicil.-ED.
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Died.

In Boyle county, April IL. Of inaAnnAiory
rheumatism, Mrs. c. X. YAsrR, wife Of Lee
YAxvr
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ALEXANDERg' UOIEL.

GO TO the dry goods house Of Jno. 0.
AoAister for spring supplies.
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MISCELLANEOUS and school book,
in endless varieties at W. H. Anderson
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Mr. Il. Carson, proprietor Of the Central
Hotel, Lancaster, was in town Monday. Mr..
Carson lived in this place for number Of
years, and has an extensive acquaintance who
will be pleased to hear Of his unparalleled
success in Lancaster From the Central Aev'
We learn that during the six months ending
April he entertained in prinoely style 5O7
guests from the country, and ,9Os from vari-
Gus parts Of the State, many Of them CONNER
cial travellers During that time he also had
from fifteen to twenty regular boarders.
That is pretty good record for country
hotel
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CITY FEATURES.

Mr.. A. A. WARREN will be found
ready to wait upon you at all hours o.
the night at z. r. Chenanlts.
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Personal.

Mr.. II. c. Stone passed through Stanford on
Saturday, en- route to California, where he will
locate permanently.
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CIRCUIT cousr.


County Court, 2d Monday in each month.
Quarterly Court, LIST MONDAYS in March, June,
September and December. Cour, Of Claims.
2l Monday In October. Court Of levy ard
Assessment--2d Monday in June.
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Court day in Danville next Monday.
Stock sales in Stanford next Saturday
WANTED

/ WANTED
to sell 800 barrels Of good corn, near Crab Or
chard. Address Ten. W. lIIGGEs,
Stanford, Ky.
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Sac ahoye quoiaiiu1s on bacon and oiAur lfoiucs prs
r,iali prices. snail discount I. aais " n.erehsn,s
fio.a ne shave ssufs, sava takUn m straan;a t,f
ser-hanfi,r
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A MAGNIFICENT stock Of pictures
and picture franco Of all dses at W, II.
AadsTson's
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WANTED everybody to call and see
the magnificent stock Of new goods at
Jno % MoAlistsss
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LOCAL BREyITtEs.

The assessors repor, that they have accom-
plishcd their work for 1873
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ALEXANDERs' HOTEL.
Alexander's Hotel, corner Eighth and
Main Streets, Louisville, is the only
Hotel under this name in the city, Fare
80 per day.
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GO and see the new stock OF ladies
and gentlemen's gold and silver watches
at L. r. Chenaults.
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LoD,szs

IoDGSs.
loo. E-ssn.ord Lcsigr,
10y &c. No. l58, lOO.f. meet every
NIX 81 lffiday night in Odd Fell
w. 'S'ssS - lows Hall. north side Main
street. W II Miller, y G; r h Ctenauli, V
@; A A Warren, see'y aud VIM Dsugher1y,
Treasurer.
Csab Orchard Lodys, No los--Msets At OIL
Fellows' Hall, Crab Orchard, Ky, every tri-
day evening. james lhsTiso, y u Z Bro-
naugh, V @; 5 IL Brysni, Sc.
Re5el,A Lsiss-Me.as every li snd 81
Thursday nishis in each month. J b lctius
\ Gi Ms ; Il rfsart, Y g; James PheFigh,
Sec.
.s,s,,. Golden Rais Enoampnrzt No. IA.
IT, ~ Meeisat Odd FclloN's Hall LIST and
9.Sis1t "a Tuesday nights in each month.
Jos A Miller, q 4; Jno q McAlister, W. Jss
Danghcrty, II z; and A A Warm, Scribe.
a Masonic-Lincoln Lodge No. o0niceta
at Masonic Hall, corner Main and
NE Lancaster streets, every ID Monday
~ night in each month. j X McClary,
W NJ; l. Il Mates, S W; T W Narnon, w
d. Geo McRohsrts, Treasurer q Cundie,
Secretary.
STAFFORD Iodgs, No. 400, A. Y M-Msst. 81
Maaonic lInlllasi Monday nirlt ineach month.
A X Penny, " N; ] NJ Phillips. Jrs WI
Cleo. D Hopper, } vi A A Mckinney, rr'ss-
lGangri n. 4. CioIfer-Moeis At Ma'onia
Hall every lsi Monday night 10 each month.
Jas. Paxton, II Il,
ITust,ariiie Lo5gs No isl, 4 Y M-Meet. q,
Masonic Hall, liustonvile, XIV, every sstnr-
day night be!,re the full moan IN each uenih.
4 W Brown, w NJ d q Afford, Sac.
Taisisr Lodge. No $50, l o q r. Meets =.
Oid Fellows Hall every Saturday night. h
J Camphsl, WCr; Miss Bette Cafmnteri
" n +; A G Snow. " ~ J"sgPa 4 Miller.
WIS; John W Paine, l. ID.
Ooihh Naf feios ae. 10, - I" T.
Meets at OaiFsiinws' Hall. Crsh Oreha,e,
Kea,nckv. every Monday niyht--J. 4, pheri.
I so " &. r.; Miss Alice h. liaFdin W. v. u;
". O. Joocv W. Sos d. 4. kdssissra z. ".
CT
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STANFORD RETAIL MARKET.
CONNECTED FvEsY THURSDAY Er
GEORGE d. WEAKEN & CO.,
Dealers ia

Groceries, Produce, Salt, Confectioneries, Boots
and Shoes, Notions, sc.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.
nur,ng Prices nIi over Kentucky
Local Sales and General Movements
LAND AND cHor ITEMS.

COURT DAY.
The beautiful weather. together with the
attractions Of county politics, smiling canii-
datc., and sleek horses, AMI natural desire
to collect that little balance doc etc, brought
together n very large crowd on our streets last
Monday--largcr than usual on April court
DAYS. The farmers seemed TO be in better
spirits and their purses in a more healthy con-
dition than for some time previous. They
were delighted at the prospect Of getting ia
spring crops. Many have planted some corn
and others have their ground in readiness
We heard few complaints in regard to th'
gloomy prospect Tor wheat, and many coniec
lures and conflicting opinions in reference e
the fruit.
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Afeeh NehAie AHs vi Nh'f VIM" SN'e't ."
an orderly citizen, got himself oyercharged
with burst-head whisky on Saturday last, and
attempted to take fGrcible possession of the
depot platform, and using obscene language
pretty lavishly, greatly to the disgust Of de-
cent men and modest ladies. Marshal Pur-
dom, who is employed by the railroad COM
pany to preserve order upon the arrival and
departure Of trains, called him TO order and
proceeded to lead him from the depot; bat
found il necessary, in order to accomplish his
purpose, to pummel him on the head with his
billy. Tom is a determined man and an ell
Gent officer. and it is well for drunken negroes
and disorderly boys to learn that resistance is
not only unlawful but extremely hazardous,
when Tom is discharging his official duties.
The spring term Of the Lincoln Circuit
Court will convene on Monday next, and con-
tinue twelve days. The docket is made up of
the following; Continued equity causes, 1885,
equity appearances, April term, 20; eontin-
ued common Law causes, 06. common law APP
pearanees, April term, Is continued Com
monweallh causes, 1885, Commonwealth
appearances, April term, 50. No criminal
cases on docket. Several minor cases Of as
sault and battery, larceny, etc. The court
will be quiet one, and, owing to the clear
docket Of exciting criminal cases, much bust
mss will be done, and Il is devoutly hoped
large number Of chronic causes will be dis
posed o. Mr.. A. G, Snow, Deputy Clerk,
officiating as Clerk in the absence Of Mr.. Mil
Ter, has succeeded by faithful attention and
hard labor in getting the docket up in good
time, for which he deserves great credit.
| When we have a good thing in our little
city in the way of enterprise and business
pluck, il affords us peculiar pleasure to speak
| of il, and urge our readers up to a proper APP
probation OF IT, We refer especially to the
enterprise recently started by our young friend
+. b. Hayden Persons who desire full sets
or single articles Of household furniture, car
pets. upholstery, etc, are no longer under the
necessity Of visiting other towns or cities to
supply their wants. IIuyden's establishment
Is a complete house-flrnishing emporium, and
his prices compare fayorably with the retail
establishments of Louisville or Cincinnati.
As an evidence Of the popularity Of this en-
terprise, We are informed that his sales In this
department Cor last week ending on Tuesday,
aggregated nearly 81 1000. lie will Wait the
city markets again next week, with the deter
minaiion to purchase as complete stock as
can be packed and erammed into the large
room over his dry goods establishment. We
say We are proud of the enterprise and bust
ness tact exhibited by one Of our youngest and
yes. one OF our very best merchants.
WANTED everybody to call and see
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-26
BY GrubbS & Williams,
lAuctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and BaIs.

GALE or THE RICH NJ y D AND
- YORK RIVER RAiLROaD.-By .iftur o.
decree Of the Chancery Court Of the c!ty OF i''
mon,! I'm the causes Of the Richmond ana l"s
River Eaiirnad Company rs. j. PrcSser ,arD n'''s
Robert II. Maury, trustees and J. ProS>ef 3H 'h,
R0frt III. SlauTy, trustees. Is. lie N'Sh'hoGi ,'%
York River Railroad Company, entered on ti!r !.''l
tiav of December. 1879. u., the undersigned, ~ r
survivor OF us, shall sell by bnh!ic a;Hii9n' - "
aucti0n-ruCms OF McsSrS. Grubbs N!!ia!Es. ~"
Eleventh street, Richmond, Va, on fhlh&i ~ ~
"a day OF May. 1873 az the hour OF !! ~; ~ w.
property OF every kind, real. prso7sl anil n!M:'
OF the KICHIOND AND YURh RIVER hAH:-
ROAD COMPANY. including IT, ROADWAY, r -
cross-tcs, depots, siding, cars, engines. Sen"i -
and NIL other property whatSocfrr, lif!"tn'> r
the franchises 81 said company. Hnd cA'ptt'tk ,,
such sale noihlng whatsoever o"lohsi, 70 Az ~
lany except It's chooses In action ana aebts ""' -
become due 10 It. 80. ,,,.rx:
lie TERMS OF SALE WILL BE As tpiLJI ,,,,
The SUM OF el5o90o shalt Dc paid Il CASH ~"
residue OF le purchase money shall y" pa. - H.
follows s:s,fGO on the lot Of January 80 no
t,rest II tie rate OF per ceE. per anheiii .ia
CAV OF sale. pa yabe SeGi-aDnusiiy SJ@ ~ 80
LIST day OF january, lnSt. WITH iutcresS IL ~
p,., cent Yer a!l,i,Io from tie day 81 H'.e. = -
semi -annraily; and tile renfais'der OF SEc!i
money on the LIST day OF JaJ.uarS, isi. WIZ W. ~
ut the rate of per cent per anhai ie'n' snhp,t
sale. PARABLE sen,t-aTnualy--th sale % " "a g.
IL liberalization or rejection ef the coas'; Az ,n
session not 10 be delivered until tn. sale ..s - -
ratified by the court; the deferred ~ such
secured by deed III trust on the pr"tei y ~.
deed TO be subject 10 the approval o. i.e saia
CAPITALISTS viii take notice thar The e,icct ~ 49,
and conveyance viii be to c2t,ugT!sh te ssa III
pany aud make the purchaser or pnfcisa'ei" w.
corporate. p,cP 4
Forfpriher particulars apply 10 Messrs ~ rus
MAuRf, Richmond. va, att9snsSsi, TsBB.
ROBERT II. MAthi,
ia a..td Surviving trustee.
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TEXAS JACK, BprrAno BIL1, AND NED


T,x,s J.cr. BurrALo Bril-, AND NED
rrsr,,xr.--Ned Buntliue ~. q. e. Juason)'
mo sensational story-writcr, assisted by TWO
horoes of his novellcttcs, Buffalo Bill CIV. r.
Cody> and Texas Jack q. b. Omohundro), IS
Giving dramatic entertainments in northern
cities. From the following, which we clip
from the Springfield (Mass.) Republican, it
appears that Texas Jack is Nirginian, ana
was one Of Jeb Stuart's scouts:
d. d. Omohundro was born of French IE'-
rcntage, in Virginia, in 1916, and IS 10" ~
his twcnty-scyerth year. His early ne wa
succession Of adventures, divided De."ee'
sea and land, all over the western contihch!:
finally locating in Texas. Very carr! III ms
life the peculiar qualities marking MS HIM
hood we're dcyc,opcd. md ut the breaking
ont of the rebellion he gave his Symta'hi,S
and cncrgies 10 the Confederate cause, though
/, is only Justice to say that he was ION: aSo
,hornuSh!y reconstructed. He entered the
service in the First Texas regiment,
bnt soon found his proper SITUATION
\, a Civoritc scout and guide OF
st;,ari', iamou, cavalry force. After the
close OF tic war his peculiar qualities were
further developed, and his rare SIKH. rs
rider, and in managing and driving vast
herds of cattle. gave him The familiar cogno-
men of Texas Jack and finally brought
him in charge of the Government cattle on
The western plains, where he met hIIlaIo
Bill and Ned Buntine. In person. he Is not
quite as tall as Mr.. Cody, and has not bis
majestic carriage; but there is not young
lady Of romantic disposition who ever got a
view of his face but will pronounce him
downright good-lookins young fellow, and
the best of it is that lie is not yet Il married
man,"
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by Wellington Goddin,
Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank strcct2.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Y ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BE
TWEEN sixth AND SEVENTH STREETS,
AND ALSO At THE soUTME;AsS,LI, S0 u SI;I
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTl6N.-At the
reoues, of the hcirsat-law Of the late Simon Cul-
len deceased, shall sell AT auction on the premises
on MONDAY the Sd Marrh 1873 ut Il o'clock al.'
that TRULY VALUABLE LOt located as above,
recently occupied by Mcssrs. Place Z Nanhan as 4
grn-storc, fronting - feet on the north SIDE OF
Bread street. running back about 40 feet, more or
less to Market Avenue, having on mat avenue =
BRICK TENEMENT now In the occupancy OF 9ir
Christian Purging This lot will be sold as whole.
or !vlicd so rs Ia have trout on Broad street ;tiid
one on Market avenue may lie deemed best Mt the
honr OF sale. After which. on the same day on the
premises at o'clock +. NJ. THAT VALUABLE
Tor mt the southeast corner Of Franklin and Tween
ty-ih Streets adjoining the near cottages recently
erected by Mr. Franklin Stcarns having front on
Franklin street Of 40 feet by 9O feet to an alley 10
feet wide, bounced on the east by another alley IL
feet wde TO hc subdiyided into fve lots of 81 feet
each After the sale Of the lot the od framed build
ines thereon will be sold.
TERMS: One-fourth cash :sbaance at four, eight,
and twelve months for Negotiable notes. interest
added. secured by trust decd. " GODDiN,
fe IS Aucllulccr.
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~. !. I,is.oyerv of Tom INST.

iron, Louisville letter to the re Wattcrsosi 10 is-
scrttny the expedition o,t, SEN Io NJ Nasf.I
THO ranort had gained currency tIlat m;.
S,st n,,s load. as IL was consderea i'lio 90.
tIe t,,at he could, if still In the ,anu VI
nr;f,e. nermit to pas uDheeaeu ,ie so ,.,;,,.
l,'ns, far the exercise OF his Pecuiir
op ,l',,a atfnrded hy the revelations OF the
I I.lr .sJobjl;er investigations, ana re,
'-as,tna RI ace that the ,Surfnadvcrtenty ieii
20, ,,,o nonular error. But Dir. Watte!son,
In. M, !. as sooucous man OF business us nc
- h,l,;ant and entcrprising as an editor re-
t,,snd 70 accept such view of the case, ana,
40 have already stated, organized an eSpe-
dillon for the discovery of Dir. Mast, ana iof
his relief. if relief should benecessary.
The object of this expedition has been ftitiy
attained. and the result has been most salts
factory. Mr.. Mast was discovered in the
Sandwich, Islands, where he was enjoying
himself hugely among the gentle savagcs,
who. formerly distinguished principally Tor
their appetite for roast missionary, have OF
late wears become so civilized that they main
tain rcerlariy-consttuled gorcrnment,with
more olice-hoders in proportion to popuEi-
ton than can be found in any part OF the
world. Mr.. Mast was in excellent health ana
spirits. dressed in the native costume, eating
bananas. lie fully explained to the COM
mander of the Courier-Journdl expedition
the cause of his mysterious disappearance
from the United States.
1t appears that Dir. Mast had been seized
with an alarming affection OF the eyes,
which etlcctualIy prevented him from seeing
ANYTHING that was going on around nun, OF
even from reading the newspapers. ana Ms
phvsiciap declared thatan immediate change
of cIi1nlte was necessary if he ever expected
10 have the use Of his visual organs again.
Mr.. Mast was greatly astonished when be
learned what had occurred in washington
within the past two months, and expressed
the most poignant regret that he had not
been able to illustrate for Hd1per's J0urnot
of Civilization the connection produced
among the Republican leaders in Congress
when Cakes Ames appeared before tho 70
land Committee with bis wonderful little
memorandum book.
In compliance with Mr.. Watterson'S direc-
lions the commander of the expedition re-
Iieycd the wants of Mr.. Mast before leaving
the islands, supplying him with forty bottles
of good old Bourbon county Whlskey and
large package of poker checks.
II is gratifying to learn that since leaving
the United States Mr.. Mast has entirely re-
covered his eycsight, and is now engaged on
a series Of cartoons in which the corruptions
of the Sandwich Islands Government are to
be sltirized.in the most merciless manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-26
by Grubhs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and B.nt

A SSIGNEES SALE OF yAII,AR1r
~ TOBACGo FACTORY IN RICHMOND, w.
CHINERf.-As assignee OF the estate Of D" q
Mayo. bankrupt, under order OF the United stat,
District Court FIR the Eastern District of Virin,
dated January Is. 49, will Offer for sale NJ nniI
auction, on MONDAY the l5th day Of March. r., =,
O'Clock p. III. on the premises that very ys,r,,
TOBACCO FACTORY on the southeast corner Of
Twenty-ffth and Main streets with lot frpntiug ,
feet ON Main street running back les feet III.
buildings arc. conmodi0us. almost entirely new. ,n,
well arranged for an extensive business:
Also. The complete stock OF MACHINERY end
FIXTU combining all Of the LATEST imrroya.
rents, composed III part rs follows:
3O-uoRsE-PowEE ENGINE,
10 HYDRAGLIc SHAPE PRESSES,
IL HYDRAULIC POT PRESSES.
d. BOX SCREWS fixtures completel,
EE.. IHYDEAULIC PUNT.
.!E s HALF-POUSD MILLS.
oSE-PoUSD MILLS,
LoNG.TES MILLS,
.#,-2 T.. r. MILLS.
ss, Q FoUR'S MILLS,
ELEYES-INCH MILLS,
] SHORT TEN MILL, &C., &C;
SCALES, LUMP-B XEs.
wORk-TABLES, KETTLES,
TUES, BENCHES,
ssTokIN0-roDAcco PRESSES AND CIT.
snAFTiSG, BETTING.
PULLIES, &C., &c.
comprising, in fact, everything necessary in CON-
petG establishment, the machinery hi, ino 60 i tie
bankrupt Si9.a3! since July /. 1872.
OFFICE FURNITURE:
l SAFE,
] DESK.
LETTER-pREss STANDS,
CHAIRS.
a.. .-e. GAS-FIXTURES- &c.
TERMS For the real estate, one-fourth cash: b.
lance nc eight, sixteen. and twcnty-fuur mup'lS.
the purchaser to give notes with approved security
for the deferred payments title to Ire rcainc! nnu
the said notes are paid.
TERMS: For the personal property. onr-hirl
cash: balance at three and six months, with a.
proved security.
WILLIAM II. &LLDERDICE. Assigucr.
The order of sale permits the assignee Ia rhruce
the terms OF SALE II he sai! deem tproGrio dogj,
on the day of sale.
Possession can be had In ten days after sale.
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