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The New York herald., 1873-09-23
EXCURSION 3.

JIoRr LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDE
II steamers leave daily from spring street at ~ A. NJ,
2, tI0 aud W., landing at fwcptythird street ten
minutes later Sunday titne from Spring street. 30 ~
II A. NJ l. 2and 2:U r. NJ landing ut Twenty thrd
street Fare 10 cents.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUERIFFs OFFICE NEW COURT HOUSE cry
= and County OF New York. August 20 ls73Proclanra
ton--Wbereas a. Court OF oyer and Terminer Is ap-
Sork In and for the county OF New York On the ray
of ober 1873 proc lamaton s thereorc hereby made
in conformity TO me directed and delivered
by the District Attorney OF said county, on the s day
OF August 1873 10 ali persons bound appear the SAID
Oyer aud rermner, by recognizance or otherwise ap
other officers who taken any recognizance for
appearance OF any person NJ such Court or who have
taken any ipauisiton examination OF prisoner
oiwness, required TO return such recognzance
duistion and examination 10 the said Court ut the
Ing thereof on the first day OF its sitting.
Given under hand at the she rins office, In the city
of New Yerk on the 2gth day OF August, 1873.
NJ. T. BRENNAN Sheriff.
JoEL o. STEVENS Under Sheriff..
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

CALLEN HOUSE 100 HUDSON STREET, CORNER
OF Leight Excellent Board 20 10 81 80 per week,
WIN single Room; single Room withou; board S2 aud
night
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
WINTER RESORTS.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N. p, BAHIA.
~ mas, will open November 1873 Persons desiring l
cular containing full information by addressing JAMES
LIDGERWOOD, 758 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

(NoOK's TOURS TO ITALY AT l5 PER CENT REDrC-
" ton below ordinary fare; seventy.two different
routes and available BY any line OF steamers from
America.
COOKS CHEAP TOURS TO PALESTINE AND EGYPT
and back, for sou gold, hotels aud travel.
CoOKiS AMERICAN TOURS to all the principal parts
Of this country, by all railway lines irom y, w York
COOKS AMhRICAN nOIEL COUPONS Al FIRST
class hotel 50 so per day
view, COOK, SON JLNkiNS,
~ Broadway, New York,
or Fleet street. London,
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100 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE SIDNEY PLACE,
IZO between Clinton and Henry streets, Brooklyn
Rooms to let with Board, for gentlemen; terms very
moderate.
DOARD IN PRIVATE FAMTLY-BY TWO YOUNG
ID ladies' who will room together, large Room, with
FIRE; terms reasonable, and wi hin i've minutes OF City
Hail. brookIyn; best reference given Address EN-"
Brooklyn branch Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

A LBANY AND TROY, S2-BY DAY LINE BOATS O.
IA vIkBARD and DANIEL DREW. Leave vestry
street pier at 30 NJ, ami Twenty third srcet north Of
Erc ierry ut 40 landing at Yonkers Jarry town and
Nyaek by ierryboat. Milton. fough secpse, Rhinebeca,
Itvoii, Catsktl ami Hud>On: connecting tor all points
West and North. Trip tickets to Wesl Point Cornwall
and Newburg, returning same day, 81.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22

dales Courtship and Marriage" by Frank Z.
smedley. Mr. smcdiey has that tact In painting
men and women and incidents which depends
on happy frame Of mind a ready wit, an over.
lowing humor, a keen discrimination OF persons
and characters, Q moral sense Of human Joys and
sorrows aud pleasant faculty for telling story
1t Ia very readable, amusing, lively and spark
ling book. "Mlss Leslle's New Cook Book 4
is the best book on cookery extant, and, while 4
will be useful TO matrons, to young housewives
II Ia Indispensable. "1he Forty.nve Guards
men, by Alexander Dumas. T. D. Peterson
Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa, are the publisher
OF the above works.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22

AVsAlt WV aiA Nahu
%.---,j
,Toprgyide means for this mayniAccnt Concert Que
hundred thousand tickets only will be issued largo
QOrtlUn VI which are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets sl0, halves 45 aud quarters 81 30
Eleven whole tickets for siOd No discount on less
than tlO0 orders, Nothing could be more appropTi
ale for presents than tickets to this banquet O wealth
or morS likely TO produce grAnder satisfactory re
suits The object Of this third dit Concert is'the
enlnrHemcnt and endowment Of the Public Library
q kentucky which, by the special act authorizing
the Concert for It's benefit Ia to be forever free to all
citizens nt every State. This Concert will be con.
nected like the hrst and second heretofore given,
and tu PARTICULARS uf the mode Of druW wing the rfs
aud paying them aud everything necessary To a
thorough understanding Of the HChCme from begin.
ming To end, are now published in the form Of cir.
cular. which Will be furnished free Of cost TO any
who apply. The entire management Of this under.
taking has been committed by tht trustees to Hon
THOMAS L. BRAMLETTE, late Governor Of Ken.
tucky, to whom all communications pertaining 10
the Oft Concert should bs addressed -
H. T. DURRErT, Pregidept
W. N, HALDEMAN, Vice PToaident
JOHN s. CAIN, sec'y Public Library oil KY
FARMERS AND DROyERS' BANK Treasurer.
As the time for the Concert Is close at hand,
April 81 parties wanting tickets should send in
their oTderh Immediately, II they would avoid the
rush and delay absolutely unavoidable In the few
days preceding the drawing All orders and Appli.
cations for agencies circulars and information will
meet with prompt attention,
IHGS. {. gRkMlEITE, LOUISVILLE Ky.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22

From J. shillingtOn, corner Of Pcnnsyivan
avenue and Four-and-a-half street northwest,
uo are In receipt OF the following works
"WomanB Wrong by Mrs, EOaTt. "WOmans
wrong lsA novel Of great power, and thor
oughly original. "Iigh Life in Kew York. by
Jonathan Slick, For downright drolIery and
hearty humor this book has never had It's equal.
IL also contains Illustrative engTaYinRs Of
scenes and experience In his travels and places
VfsltSh In me eiry Of New York. "Uarry cover.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-A LARGE AND BEAUTITuILY
Il located FURNISHED HOUSE in We Mses b2d "
ui Seventh street opposite Post once.
mlsad tsArl
A SMALL FARM FoR SALE, a BARGA1Nl
n Sixty acres of Good Garden Land, suitable
for Fruit, Graper, &c, adloining Maryi Agricnl
nd sat one SG GS.reF sse Ss Sn S Gr son s.S Np
UNI building ding ds9'a s.e in,o cnpe h5te SSs SSsi
churchss, schools post once mills, &c viii sei al
S.nerihes applied for so9p Tnol Terms ssInsEEf
IshsGi,cnth street. or ii6s Rs n syShue
\TALuABLE FARM AND sToNE ouARRlEs'
" On ROCK CREEK, FOR RENT on SALE {.
SI ihS late CoionSi Morton, together With lie Fsrm
dwelling stable BARN and gsrrisse house Never.
failing spLins n Pure wAtfr aud stone tpEing
l. The Farm can be rented scraralely frnm the
STre Asc t%o lS.. on sn eS sTess 4coTS gS
terms Apply 10 H. W. BOWMAN,
mh293w lll seventh street
EOR SALE-A ATHREE-STORY PRESS BRICK,
SSrs SsP S2sE And rSSs PosEsSs
Now Jersey avenue aud North Capitol street.
chnsstts SSsnps snd T6iftceniS ai street. "'' ."'
That desirable property. formerly occupied by
Mr. Mullet, corner Gay and Green streets, deorge'
several houses in the new row CbeIne finished,
rive new bricks IN "is6eSGk Place" street, bc
tween Twentieth and Twenty .hrst streets, -,
mhs2s tstarl Ml Seventh st, oTp Post once
INOR SALE OR FOR RENT SUPERIOR
Il FARM, about ten minutes walk from either
Branch Baitimore % and @ Ohio RsiIroad 10 Seres
sra6ie, one half q which q In clover and timothy
is S1d STssps ST,nns ard Sf sS
Inquire u or address WIN. II. Minnit. No. an fif
tenth street, opposite Treasury Department
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22

The Cleveland Pidindsdlsr gives the lie to
the truthfulness OF its name by printing "a
partial list Of attempted stoals' pushed In
the last Congress" which sums up s62i, 500,
900, and emitting to state that not single
enc Of them was pushed through.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22

TnH New York World sees In tho local
sptlou" law Of Philadelphia q serious check
10 the Centennial, and thinks the possibility
Of Philadelphia being reduced to the con-
ditlon Of Boston" positively frlghtiul. The
dea takes lu root In the toItsring founda-
tIon walls Of tho Democracy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22

DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN THE PA
Il TAPsCO RIVER
UNITED STATEH ENoiNEEn OHfIcE,l
THIRD BTonI UNION BANH BUILDING, |
FArETrn NEAR CuARLEs sTnEEr,
BALrIMoRH, MD, March ~, ls19.
Proposals for q large amount Of Dredging in the
Patasco river below Fort McHcnry. will be received
until noon OF April 9, lsa, and opened Immediately
thereafter The right to reject any bid In reserved
Blank forms, specihcations and any desired In
formation can be had on application at this ONCE.
WILLIAM r. CRAIuHlLL,
mhe9 Major OF Engineers, U. H. A.
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For Sale.
Attention, Congrs-smen, Capitalists mud
Other-.
Al a Sacrifice.

HOUSE AND LOT DEsiRABLY LQCAIEp:
street paycd with asphalt sewerage splendid; tAIgs
foot alley paVSd; house feet wide thrrs stories
hlgh and four roYns deep THIS house Is one u the
mings TO tho doors and windows in front: white
marble NsE,; splendid png Hry csaF nndfTns1tn ma tha
neath tho back building; .rarlgr, sittnErPom,
diningsroUm aud kitchen on hrpt floor: nine sleep
ing apartments two splendid bathrooms, with
waterclo.ets and marblctop washstands select
white marble n antics In almost every room; range
Of best pattern vashtpbs. with hot and cold water;
servants wateTeloset &c due chandeliers In par
lur; fourteen nne closets throughout the structure
There IA well Of delicious water in the yard: also
hno green syard. grape vines and shrubbsry; :
two-stUry brick stable In tho rear with UPPER story
finished on for coachInAn. This splendid property
cost slsloJ', and will be sold for the low sum Of
ai5.5 y, ON easy terms Inquire at No ltIi New
York avenue corner VI Fourteenth street, pf
HUYCK \ ADDISON,
1890 Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
mlstlf lChFOn
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pRoPosALs FOR LIVE OAK.
NAvr DrrAnrHrsr,, ),

NAVY DEFkRTAEsIj
BUREAU or CossIRucIIos Asp hEPAR,
Sealed proposals ior he delivery q q go eupic
feet Of Lye.oak timber, Of the bot quality, at
q aS u S sSSS 1ss iS
sasS SSIs q i ri SPfss FIJI wi 81
day of April next
Ghess PTOPSs,, must be indor;sd "PToPosSl.: for
sarstes n he iHii estimated amogni win be re
luired TO sign the contract, aud Us additional and
SSlIsieTSs sSsSTr !Ssn,ShNs ~ PEI Sfntnn NH
the contract l. ssIisfsct9Tily eomPieted
In all tho deliveries Of the timber there must be
pieces: Otherwise there vii be Withheld such fur.
ther amount in addition TO the q per centum may
until such deait PORTIONS % bc dsSeRPsd S RSdi' interest
The remaining 70 per centum, or other proportion
u tRo Ss viii bs Fs s. *
chasing paymaster as the contractor may designate
a iF sS sSIrss PSsa Sssa hR
BE- made by the parties q the r,, part in dsyernF
hs ti%g and place PEoyGsd then rpd n that case
70 the United States sum Of money not exceeding
twice twice ,he total Amount a. therein ssrssd upon :. the
81 which may be recovered according to tie act Of
Congress In the case provided, approved March
bne 5000 cubic feet to be delivered will bs in the
following proportions say s,l@ cubic feet Of pieces
steTnpost knees, Ieesons and hooks, ali siding from
n TO inches, Ssd the hooks siding ID and 10 inches
sntsr ato ths esnstrastSS q si9 tas oo
iorpipg su5stantally IN shape length aud character
responding siding Tue mopds q Shsh can Be seen zen
at any nayyard; O90 cubic feet "a the siding Of y
and inches, IN about equal quantities oI each and
bns IN Il viii
fair CURVE Of from y to ~ ineheA or more in that
lsnsth, aud one half the number Of piece. 70 have
cubic feet q timber hiding 10 aud 10 inehesn length
Ali 70 Ss sided straight and fair. and rough hewod
the moulding way to show q face OF not leHH than
two thirds the siding the WAne being deducted in
The timber 10 be cut from trees growing within
donce win be required, and 70 be delivered IN The
cohGSetCP, subject to W the usual " infection, o. aud
TO the entire approval Of the coInmAhdAnt Of the
Tho whole Quantlty to be delivered within one
year from the date OF the contract.
satisfactory evidence must n presented with
az ss s. sss hTs s
In Sddiion TO the above. separate sealed pro.
sSme terms and oSndtons, and similarly % indorsed,
sgt. % the delivery IN each y me nSyy yards 4.
cubic feet Of iyeoAk ths principal pieces sdins II
70 II inches, the remaining portion 1, and lSinohes;
g So SSg g n
specified In the nrst case, with the sans lengths and
The whole amount contracted for in this case
must be delivered on or before the lat Of Bepten'
The Department reserves the right TO reIsct any
mont, or reduce the amount II considered not 10 the
interest Of the Goyernment 70 accept thrm, and 70
in all respects, and made by responsible persona
Parties desiring 70 bid for furnishing this timber
| inhn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22
oRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE ACE
$5OO,OOO Cash Gifts.

Under authority Of special legislative act OF March
l6 ISL, the trustees now announce
The Third Grand Gin Concert for the
Benefit of tho PubIic Library
of Kentucky,
To come On in Library Hall, ut Louisville, KY, on
Tuesday, April ~, 1873.
Al this Concert the beat musical talent that can
procured from all PARTS o. the country will add pleas.
nre g the entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, Aggrcga ating vast total Of half mil.
Hon dollars currency will be distributed by lot TO
the lCkuL- L-hullnEn. AA flllnMa- :. Y. n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

con nm TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
SzU,OUU Security A SlF ,IIH; S,ii$P tEPP s.Sc up
mh3aa. Cor Fifteenth and o streets, Rooms.
NoyBLTIEs IN PARAsoLs AND Sun I'M.
-. bRoDHBAp 4 CO..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-22

BeAsd proposals are inVited and will be opened At
the Architects once United States Capitol, at Il
9SlGoa n on Ih,UksDAh , the th q ABril f9r
running from Maryland to New Jersey avenue
No bid viii be considered unless accompanied With
bond n the sum q siooo9. IN. sglneiency Of
the District OF Columbia conditioned that the party
bidding will enter into contract In IL IL awarded
To him. and will complete the work In accordance
with the specifications. EDWARD CLARK.
mhneotd Architect, u. Z, Capitol
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16

BEER DRINKING IN fIENNA.--The
Germans in the United States, and those
Americans who affect fondness for lager
beer, don't drink it as it is drank in Germa-
ny. They rush into restaurant and gulp
down two or three glasses and move on.
Here German never thinks of finishing
his glass of beer in less than ten minutes,
and to drink it without eating something at
the same time, even if it is only crust of
brown bread. In fact, a German in the
Fatherland is constitutionally opposed to
doing anything in hurry, and especially
to drinking beer with rapid speed" The
consequence is that we do not see men here
with great, huge paunches, as at home,
capable OF swallowing keg Of beer after
supper. They seldom treat one another,
but sit down to the tables, and although
they drink together, each man pays for
what he consumes, whether it may be beer
or food. This of itself is great preventive
Of excess, as, if half dozen or a dozen
were to sit down to drink, as with us, each
man must treat in turn, and thus six or
dozen glasses be guzzled, whether they
want it or not. If our temperance friends
could institute what is called the "Dutch
treat' into our saloons, each man paying
his own reckoning. it would be long step
towards reform in drinking to excess. In
short, beer in Germany is q part OF each
mans food. He takes it as a sustenance,
and not as stimnlant. &C. @. f., IN Ball.
more american.
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WOODEN MONUMENTS OF THE CIvIL

WOODEN MONUMENTS OF THE CIVIL
WAR.-Peter II. CLARK, a colored orator
III Cincinnati, III a recent address to mass
meeting of men of his race, gave utterancc
to these sentiments: 81 am not vind:ctive
in my feelings toward the men of the re-
bellion. | was an early advocate of am
nesty. | agree with the magnanimous
Sumner, and would not ask q southerner
to enlist under flag which bears on its
folds the names of battles in which he met
with humiliation and defeat. | would
build the monuments which mark our bat
tIe.iields with the south, of wood, that
when they have fallen into decay, the
memory of the strife may decay with
them."
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16

4 FAITHFUL STATE OFFICER Re-
FUSES TO ACCEPT AN INCREASE OF
SALARY.-We clip the following from the
Stanton indicator and commend it to our
members Of congress who have voted them
selves additional pay for services which the
country had already paid dearly: "At
recent meeting Of the board of directors Of
the Western lunatic asylum, it was pro-
posed to increase the salary Of DR.. Strib-
ling, the superintendent, for 80 years the
occupant of that position, but DR.. S. being
consulted on the subject, declined to receive
the increase. Failing in expressing their
appreciation of the value Of his services in
that way, the board adopted resolution
giving him the privilege of a yearly vaca-
ton from his duties as long as he may elect,
during the summer months. The salary ofthe
superintendent is now So, 900 per annum.
and the board were only putting in form
the general public opinion when they
wished to raise the salary Of the Virginia
superintendent, of whom the famous DR..
Kirlfbride said he was the first man in his
profession in America The superinten-
dents of the large institutions at the north
receive from $4,000 to $4,000 per annnm.
Is there any other state in the Union
that can boast of such an officer?
Certainly none have his superior in the
position he now occupies.
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FOR SALE.
THURSDAY, THE ierH JUNE, 1878,


at o'coclsp. M, IL fair, ifnot the first fair day
farm called "LABURNUM,n the late residence
of the Hon. James Lyons, one and a quarter
miles north OF this city, on the Brook turnpike,
containg I65 ACRES. This property is so well
known that q minute description is unnecessary
The dwelling is supplied with all the comforts
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., gas, &C., and kitchen
with range of the best quality.
The land fronts on the turnpike, Hermitage
road and q c:oss-read leading from The turnpike
TO the latter road, thus giving il advantages of
subdivision into smaller tracts, a plat of which
can be seen at my Office The early completion
OF the great Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will
doubtless add to the value of real estate in and
around our city. Recently the Richmond and
FREDERICKSBURG railroad company purchased at
5000 per acre land opposite the Fair Grounds
and within mile OF this place, ON which they
are now erecting workshops and other buildings
which gives additional value to the contiguous
property Lands farther from the city, near
the Deep Run turnpike and by no means so
eligible, have recently been sold for 81 900 per
mile distant from "LABURNUM," cannot be
purchased without buldings) for $l 100 per acre,
yet the owner will take VERY MUCH LESS
for this beautiful FARM, which is situated on
the confines of the most elevated and beautiful
suburb of Richmond. 1t is open at all times to
inspection.
For further particulars apply to the auc tioneer
TERMS
About $40 600 will be required in cash; as to
the balance of the purchase money, it is believed
that liberal terms can be had which will be
perfectly healthy, and the water excellent I
am instructed to say that the sale WILL BE
POSITIVE. w GODDIN
je l0--dsw&wtd Auctioneer.
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SUCCESSFUL CHURCH WoRK.-At a
recent far and congregational supper given
by the ladies' of the Presbyterian church in
Staunton, the receipts of the fair were
81, l40, and the subscriptions to the con-
gregational supper amounted TO 81, 100.
making total Of So, 240, of which $500
was devoted to paying for the new ehande-'
liers, and the remainder was applied to the
fund for paying the church debt. The con-
gregational supper was a new feature and
was greatly enjoyed by those who partici.
pated in it.
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do Lewis advocates sunlight. lie
has been trying experiments. He attempt
ed to make plants grow in a parlor, not
very dark to be sure, but kept in the dim,
twilight condition considered fashionable.
The plants looked sick in four days, then
they turned yellow, and finally died. He
reasons that girls kept in dim, unsunny
rooms will grow pale, yellow, and sickly
alSO-if they do not die.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY CoLLEoToRs OFFICE.

e.. CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, May 3lst, 1873.
flNiiS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
Il from O'Clock a. m. to 6 O'Clock p. m from
the 10Th day of June TO the 30th inclusive, for
the purpose of receiving from any person
charged with CITY TAXES for the year 1873 ;
charged, and that ten per cent. will be added to
the amount OF tax charged, in every case where
the party assessed shall fail to pay the whole or
one half within the time so limited.
To avoid crowd and pressure on the last few
days of the collection, the collector would re-
specially request all parties to call early in the
time specified; and those having lists and
memoratdums TO leave will do So that their
bills may be selected and receipts made out
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
my 3l--lm Collector
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16

There are eight kinds of kisses
mentioned in the Scripture. The kiss of
salutation q. Sam. Xxx, 4D; of valediction
ruth l., 81; of reconciliation III. Sam.
xiv, 32); of subsection FPS. H., 12); of APP
probation prov. XIV, 26); Of treachery
Matt. xxiy., 49); of affection (Gen. xxx,
49,; of holy charity q. Thess. W, 26l.
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EOR SALE.-To make q quick sale, we o.
n Will sell for LEGS than cost of improve :i
ments alone, that tirst-class BRICK RESI-
DENCE No. 3O7 College street, near Monu-
mental church. The Dwelling contains seven
rooms besides store-rooms, bathroom, and six
most convenient closets brick Kitchen four
rooms; and other ont-houses ; gas throughout,
and water upon premises side alley and
entrance to yard and dwelling yard well
paved, and has fruit trees, grape.yines, shrub
berry, and wide alley in the rear.
his property is very desirable on account of
its convenience to business, being In five
minutes walk of post-ofiice.
ALSO,
A BRICK DWELLING, six rooms large
LOT; and adjoins southwest corner OF Canal
and Third streets. This is as desirable local
ity as can be found in the city. N.
To secure bargain, apply at once to
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent,
1u5 Main street, opposite
v 16.-L DISPATCH office.
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"A Fairfield, VT, mother prevented
her daughters elopement last week by
putting sleeping dose of laudanum in the
romantic damse's tea. Romeo waited
outside until nearly daylight, by which
time love had faded out from his once fond
heart, and at last accounts he was counting
another girl.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-16
TOBACCO.
LIVE STOCK.

RICHMOND, June 11th 1873
Mr.. L. Gimmi weighmaster at the Live Stock
Scales, makes the following report of transac.
tons for the week ending this date Cattle, 60
head % 81 TO $6 37h per hundred gross Hogs,
1872 head a W TO 81 90 per hundred nett Lambs,
sold per head from So SO to 81. 90: Sheep 2s
head 90 81 TO 81 per hundred gross.