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New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

ERIE RAILWAY-Winter Arrangement Of
IL Trains kng eject Jan. lo ls'3 From Chamnerst Depot o
Cncunat ana Chicago Day Express Drawing Room Coaches
o Bufalo and Sleeping Coaches 20 destination.
m-EEpress Mil for Buffalo ard Niagara Pals Drawing Room
Cosches gusquehsnnA and Sleeping Coaches 10 delnat
(Dnlyl -tncunah Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through to Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit AMI
ChieagG g~s, -.,'eai es ..s sslisEs lisssEs. sa-
PoTt Jsrvis g. B. n and ii: rs m. l0n and = -
Goshen and Mdieovu, s7e B. 1870, IL and ''I' d @ '''
War~iet Z n and sl:IsA m and so pm
Eewburzh, iB0 and n a m 3.J1 aud ~ y n -. - ,
hunern 1850 G0 II and -i:lS J; $ O. fC:D u ana
Rylsaod Hohokus Aenials RAmseys, 1880 1880 H.
stI.I3a m $50 s., G. fG:3g. 7 and Fl:JD p AZ
"a q 81 5.I5 g. s6:aO - 10 and +lIi3O p.
f5 n 80 and 3:t3 asl9 ana t;' p
Rutheurd AMI Pac Gas '730 1850 TO- II a. n x Noo
sl.ts I.JO. l. SIS. b. -6.J0, g. 10 and sll:O p
lHde Hac.enssek and Way s. si5 and fai' m D % anu
Spring YaeJ and way and a5 ls5 l. and p NJ and
'ii reroo s. 7 70 lnI 90 m I'D 1l5 AIS, si5 500 go
s1s5 and ~ Mid .. ss, g %, ~. =. 4,
n mi and fl2 Mid -. ,, "A. "a, sao
ami f7:f5 o NJ ani = Md. - 80 ,.,s ,.,s G. m
Tf nno Mack I:t1 ~ and yO 4 d. I. ''''' '''' ~
C:gi IN n: f5 p m. 'nd ~ MD - L.ts 49,. t..y.
TtjrI IS mnutes earlier an above time The A. i ~ Ahl
nm n m and u Mil ron ChHmber't only 80
T,i-. on he y r. and Newark Branch leaving chambers
Il on quarter hours, rsentyihrst 70 minutes carrier man
M massage and for apartments Drawing Room and Sleenng
co,e. sn lie obaued Orlcrs the cnchlng AM -1al
Rs ~ he len II The Compauv. ohee-2il so, an @ Brosi
80 tReutg-ilth-st and Ihnisvei 'oast
Drokn a the CoHpns D1po and OF Agents at the pnepN
hotels, tsupd,vs only stGoshen SUNDAYS oulv,
'DAy' ISj 4 ABBOTT. Genefai Agent.
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST:
" EKN RAILROAD

hOktlS AND Essex DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Wafer Gap SuOudshurg Scranton
BnglamtOn, hJrau ami O.veco WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depos In NeE YORK Of and foot Of ChrstoUbert
VIA Et ARRAAGE1hNrS. MONDAY. q.
8O BROAD GAUGE EXPhhSs TRAIN boon;On Branch
directly tuh rum Se~iOrk Bngh1mton Homer,
without
X r., l.
and B. r r. ugsion Wltesharre. SC.
5;l5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denus with Boon
ton Bnch at Dover WITH Chester Branch Waterloo WITH SlsseI
or Anloef and Newton AZ Washington with the L. ard W r. X
Water Gap Struisbug Great Bend,
Scse ana al IN psoug with Lehgh and suquehhnna and LRh
Valley K. T. lll points those
2o0 N PHlLLPSBURG EXPRESS stoos Al heHark ha1soa
hor1atovn ami intermediate stations connects al " loo With SUSSEX
Snsqushanns r r. Lehgh Valley X r. for bethlehem Allen
Mauch Chunk. Wikesharre Reading ard HarrsnurE
D. IN. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson snd
Bonton directly and Bnghamton without
change Of Connecting Dover with
Chester K X. and ai Waterloo With SUSSEX r r
EASfON EXPRESS Dover With Chester X R
At Waterloo with SuI r. AL PhiPshurg VIII L-hgh aud sus
gnehauna K r, and Lhgh Valley r. r. for Bethlehem. AenoEu
Reading, HARRISBURG and the West -
4:2u HACkEi TSTOWN express. connects With Chester X H.
and gih Sussex r X or Andover. Newton. and franklin
3ibJ D. N. DOVER EXPRESS. . -.
POr h0RRIsTOWS at 7:l5 9O uoO, $500 m, 2O' 80 i2o
For SUMMIT At 7, 78d aO lelO 1850 H. 2:9O 52o
Far ORASGR sni SOUTH ORANGE. 7.l5 5:y stO $40 lOO
snd 1880 El0 $50 $50 iW $50 3:O $500 bO oJJ ioJ0
W, newark at 1.I5 7.oo 75o $3.50 el0 e4n slo.IO IO:O
1l.e a FlO 100. s230 40 $3.50, fi:5l
800 and
a m Trans market Al Bast Newark.
Lave Eet-YOrk for BLOOMFIELD and MOSTCLAIR At 7t3
65 AMI lJ.10 and 300 3:4O 4iiO ';2o bLv 40 " m
A. REASOhER. SUPERINTENDENT
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Giinaticus Uauteo--females.

00c 3D-AvE., second floor front.-An
,OsJO scve rl 40 good COOK in private hmiyi CAPABLE
and Obhgng Of long eIpeneDC will ASSIST Win washing ely or
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prp Goods.
Drp gooos
CONTINUED SALE.
Dress Goods & From Auction

MAKING DRESS
which
ORIGINAL
DRESS
sand PRICES
the CONVINCE PURCHASER
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
pURE FRENCH VINES rs, aIal,s5, and SPIRITS.

i DIRECT IRON TIE GhOWths. r,I.,
Messrs CARENSB. II. SUE K Cer "ne ufO"eH 'o'N'1uA'
ship All qualities direct consumers ~, ,.. 81. -.-..
bv from accompanied
e ~ ereeus with care forwarded appAeailon
Americans visiting London taste wines from he Woou anu
hotties and purchases the London depot on the same
~ a At Bordeaux The vines either be supplied IN or
ont ~ b in Lonou or shipped dlrec. bordeaux part Of
the United States Address CARESNB H. SUE Ce al
Re,ur or the London Aqencv IS Ary-t. Regenst Lonlon
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HARI
~ EoRD RAILROAD. .-New-iofk and New Haven DIVISION.
SPltNG ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING MAY D.. BIB
pseper station In SewYork Grand Central Depot kutTanee On

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORK
a. 400 "a
Shore all stopping alsan ol 90 NoNaa
a br Igruor The 8e5 and 1879 70 1rernne' MSS Ahi
tie 3:O5 IN Montreal se5 Newport ihr o2 a. m teu
lg:zt and Providence the Conn ly Is 70
New aayeu sni GossmT and H. ~ and w h' 40 az s s
Haven AM Railroad Bddg The ' d. w. sn '''
D Esuzauck Railroad at Bridgeport Ihe aS a NJ S anu
4 o. No. Dannury EOrgak Railroad t 80 NorAtIA N,
s or EeEaven eare ~ 7,Oj tRIl ll55 a. m lL'1O
EGl 80 (EL 3:Js f:J5. So G0j 9O BIl n All1
Bridgeport at5 70 60 horTak nt o;1 p i am ~
II t.5 40. 900 and 40 Tue s.v9 NJ hAp'ess
At Rochelle The sVt hAPas
Nj Vernon. Mnmsruueck. and Rye. ,,s--,oo-. .u
SrniaJ boston Mail Trains al O5 p Springfield and s0' n
wa Proviience. I'd, . - VII. p,
Drawng Day EIpess and Ssepnsar' @ Nsh' TX
press Trains -. a.. -, c.u..,v o, G-.ps cs,
% nen or Al oee Of the Transfer Co, - BosdSaF, " l.
md No Cours Broo1yn viii also eheck baggage hom res
den,et o destination .. L...I, .,d damn.
TUT iNi'NN' Sun o " Y & v II. DIV.
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Gunner Retreats.
A ACCOMMODATlONS for ten or twelve per
sous 10 Ornuge Co. "a hours ion r. depot;
81 ssek Aeaes5 r o. Boz 100 BooHg Grove Orange
AT PLEASANT VALLEY. n. T.. ON the
h1daon oypOsie LID IT. honse formerly CafhckA FAMILY
a. stEs situation uEsIoepnonshle boating an1 bafhng
re1ees eqUrc fer spiu4-si Apply % premises
--Is. g carr Of Il. Bissus. esl- 52s sItb-a's.
A I SARATOGA SPRINGS. Ny,
y GRAND UNION HOTEL
- ger Juns Cor The reception Of Prof Lander ana hs
o band have engaged if The ean = esgsesd
- aetfopoAtsu Hoiel GlssY House n. Y. Ad5fess
BkEkLfE. GARDINER A CO. a. hsratoes spIiuss n Y
RELM0NT RAIL, SchOoley's Mountain. n. j.
-Opens 1uns for reosyisa Of eoEapsay D. A. CROWKIL
IHEEQuIN0X HOUSE. ANCHESTER. VI
. Wa SSes JuAhle. Address hF mail eT seTsph
n oEyGs.
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49, nor,aou Of particulars posters AZ hotels and aepot
~ JOHN T. MOODY supt. Of y. Y. v H. DIV.


DIIIADFIPHIA and EhIE htIIHVftU--
II aEIT DRECT ROuTB WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS TO
THE or RFGION ana LUMBER DISTRICT Of PENN Trans
rslI cave Destrpses CortlaDdtst Rernes; ~ NJ.
500 Express aiy except sunday WIN Fn.han = r s
Sex-Yorx 10 oil CitY. Arrive shhDdfi "'1i
Wuamspor Isl Lock Haven. 1885, Remove ll0 lyia.ion
corrv aud Cetry
tb OH CeK and AlegheBy r. The OH Region al EHe
~ th Lake shore for all points West -, r. -
elo n M Rrs Mail ldalyl gih Pullman Palace Car from
PhladephG 70 Bne. Arrive Suubu bt3 Nlhlasport sIu
k Haven irneton, 5lOi cory OH hI
80 M Connects Irvnon Cory with on Greek snd e-
rh.u River r. Tor Regions Enc stLake shore X T. of
All points West ru p.,nu-rg ,n.-t S,,s,,,t t.r.l.ut
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5aies on AurIlCn

5aies on AucIlou
A UCTION SALE.
~ John H. FRENCH, Auetioneer
SOLID sILVRRwARR. OPERA GLASSES, ke
GEO C. ALLEN No. si Broadway FoufeeHtAsL. selling
Of hiS OF
DfAmUND AND ENAMELED WATCHES. - -
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVER
GOLD. ErRuscAS, CAMEO, GAISsT. ONYX and JET EAR
BAND and CHAIN BRACELETS. -
bOCKErS NECKLACES, WATCH CHAINS, ,,,nt prvcs
DIAMOND r gGS. SEAL RINGS. CAMEO and PEAkL hNuSi
PENCILS SLEEVE BUTTONS. STUDS. &e -,
SOLID SILVER Spoons. Forks NAPKN rings &c.
DAY AND EVENING THIS i" EEA.
Al % a. M ~ p m
A. NERwrS, Aueuouee.
DY BANGS, MERWlN ~ Co, GJO Broadway,
ID near Bonlssses Of Books WORKS OF Ar Fancy HoOc Fur
ture &c . .,,y,rc,y , v,,,,r rsr
LAW BOOKs-RepoHs. Treatises Comnenane. Dseses, &G
DY JOHN II. DRAPER & Co.. AuctiOneers.-
ID THE DELAWARE, LACkANAANA AND " s4LIiH hAlL-
ROAD COMPASf viii sell
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
n pubIe auction on WEDNESDAY Msy p q y eoek at 20
R.ebsnee-clsce SAMUEL SLOAN, President
TRUSTEE" SALE. -
4 By B. A. CLARK Co.. AUCrIOSEERS - ,
al rre and srend g0cx lLVkRN Akk ard lFOhlHANDbh
an SILVEPLAT TABLE CUTLERY, at store No. % Liberty.
Saau viii continue daily At o oc1ek unhl AZ s
The above stock consists h (pew lss Ice Pitcher,
Sa!yers Gobets Mugs Fruit Stands Cnier Pieces E'ern axe
Bas et Dinner Breakfast Ces Pcsie Casters hapkn kings
Forks Spoons, Card Receivers. &c, kc Also
PINE TABLE CUTLERY.
the eehrateu
--'4 PRED. SMITH. Trustee
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

~ G0untrp propertp 10 Get.
REAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE and Fur
~ Hoass LET for she summer ol sALEOn as lud
~ heru Of NcFhurgh vegetabies uits NH &C.
~ garenef premises. HOMER MORGAE Pine
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-The Conn
ny seat of G.u. J. b. vAS BUKKh one bour om City Hal
ea resnsct Ridge Bngevod r. J. mile from Walton
oss fu furnished eomnoous' hOt and cold
fAcs billiard abs library kc large stable. outh0uses and
sgs In iHcoGfe, containing ornamental
~ i svey variety Appy 70 l. B. BUENELL u BrOad
"a, kson ~
/ ONG BRANCH.-COTTAGES TO RENT,
- hrasho situated the oHt, also PROPERTIES
all. Printed estaogues be- bad application T. g. d.
pAV"A. ~ broadwaY EDd Long Branch, the Depot
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LISE-Oa Ma ~ this Inc eonnfetag
saav ooE Branch and al stations THIS sBI
connecting Railroad. will e.EePlER - n X. loot Of hafrSsI
u follows;
s:2p Phadslpha Toms RIVER and all stAiOns Vine
land RailsaT.
l:10p MO Phlsdeiphia TaekerOu. Toms Rive' he
m-To PbilAlrinhia. Toms River NaretoSn. kc
ARRIVING IN NEW YORK.
sif5 a m-from aret0Wu TONS River. &e
u PhlsphA reekersoa Ionb diver, aad All ga
dOns ViaeaBd Railway.
500 D. m-From Phladeiphl Toms River, ke
On SUNDAYS be SEA train 70 Tons h'r aad asefena"
The se between EswYorE Philadelphia this ss has bee.
rrdaced to 81 IS
PILADELPHIA freight 8 0cSck lowest rsios
@. W BENTLEY. Gca Manager, 2o BRo@dSsi'
2 2 RNcn ArrntP Pirraa
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6elp Uantco-- males.

NNANTED-A MAN who can do SODDING,
w &C nicelr % hep pat oder a Cemetery Good Nages
pro mptly paid Inquire al q Cortlandtst
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DARE OLD CHINA WORKS OF ART.
NOTICE or REMOVAL

DARE OLD CHINA NOhho Or AMI
NOTICE or REMOVAL
Mr. FRKDK DAVIS morn American amateurs that be has
removed from 81 to a. Pail Mall London England, where be has ["
usua sus collection Of English and Foreign OLD Gilman Se
&c. Old Furniture CocA C4Edeebras Elane' Anugue D90Dsn
&C., &c -
few ane Pictures sale; eaeh object is sold with suarnn'ee "
Pail Mall. 4. Lorion.
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Denilsirn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the AnRsthetie nitrous oude adl scr ~ hs
approved nothing but EXTRACT b H. and DO mar
WITHOUT PAlNo $1,000 pAeo testify bee AeiI uAlss A. As
Office. No ~ Cooper Institute.
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Brooklnn 1]ropertn 90 Get.

TW LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
\OCR STORY HOUSE, AND STORE No. io2 Piaosppie-si.
hTO\E HOUSE. No. y18 Fuiiou-aye.
GOSDOE l. FORD. 81 Clarkst.. BROOKLYN.
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fcan Omtes.

NO. 1.1gi BROADWAY, at III. b. MEL
~ WILLIS Coral and Jeuery Diamonds Watches lev
ery and money advanced required M
l,I5i BTosdway TsehtY-eghtbt
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

O0UNTRY BOARD for 6. for the Summer,
~ at private daeing; milk two daily nAln 10 P
week Address Bor Mashars Greek, Monroe CeuaV, ren
(NOZZENS's WEST POINT HOTEL
- WILL OPRN on SATURDAY. MAY 81 I've Oo.'aes 70 Lex
with Bosri IN aoe Special offered 10 paiaS engaging 'o's
0f 'ne season. FOR EDWARD c0ZzBys West Point n
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
Summer Retreats.

DRIGHTON HOUSE-Perth AmDOy, w y,
I'D viii open MAY 81 under maosse@sn 1 sSo WIN .pd s,hinT
IA beurs Sew-Yosk; fare sO month APPLE ,,,o,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
COOPER HOUSE,
COoPERsTOwS Cicot Of otsego Label T.
COLEMAN l. MAXWELL, Propneion

The above hotel opsn June Plans of he house nav be seen
.5 os d A The Hotel ~ Broadway the last
VI 1Pi' AN' '''' W Is. COLEMAN.
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GErEK.sL HOUsKwOHH.

AN EXCELLENT H0USEkEEPEh wishes
"a and make children % .S on any
rentman's houss hold 81 70 - CIV or sou1,
Broad
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

FAITH HOUSE, Schooley's Mountain
springs Norris Couuty " j., viii open June Two hours
Morris aud EeT Railroad 10 Haetettstown thea
four miles by stage. .. 1.,,,,,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

.lj :. m, 4:9n and = D. m.
s7:3o. 3, 1870, II AMI sli:l5 q m, $50
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

ELEN HOUSE, Mount Washington, N. H.
~ This vo1te Summer Will be opened Jaae ~ 1874
J. NJ. THOMPSON Co.
Address til June l. W. A. c. r. MILLIKBN,
Portland, Me.
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dn mhom II mon Gourern

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire to take
~ charrr Of dKeng dung iof,A uHs
rqsrdi n give best city references Atzes s. c. Boz in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-16

paw and subsistence OF each person
supported-less than the mere pay OF
laborers hired, aud less than the actual av-
erage cost of living-yields only $161, or
less than Sper cent, for repairs, renewals,
and interest on s., PAL Of CAPT al invested
for each person employed.
"But manufacturing, after providing Sl10
for the subsistence of each person support
ed,-just what it costs In laboring families
in the State where living Is most costly
yields $213, or SO per cent, for repairs, re-
newals, and profits of $3.50 of capital invest
ed for each person employed.
"Clearly, 1t is no wonder that agricul ture,
occupying half the workers in the land,
though it had secured them Sc per cent. of
the wealth of ths country in 1850, possess
ed only 81 per cent. in 1870. But, then,
sthe tariff is q political question, and the
rmers ought by all means to avoid ftp"
We can discover no defect either in the
figures or logic above cited; and we ask the
attention of every man and woman interest
ed in either farming Or gardening to see
that, when Congress by protective tariff,
puts up the profits on manufactures to thir-
ty-three cents on every days work perform
ed, it puts do0n farm labor and its pro-
ducts to paltry gain of one cent on dol
lar for "repairs, renewals ard interest on
1892 capital invested to each pers N en-
ployed." This yoka must be rem wed
from the neck of southern agriculture, for
the burden is greater than it can long bear.
Every farmer, bis wife, sons and daugh-
tiers, should study thonghtfully the compa-
rative rewards of honest industry. One
family should not receive by a law of the
land, tbirty-three dollars where another
family gets only one dollar. This is class
legislation which is fast building up an over
shadowing monied aristocracy in this re-
public. Honest industry must unite in all
its strength, to overthrow the monster mo-
nopoly. 1t is poor rule that fails to work
both ways. Let monopolists live on SIS
year, and one per cent interest on capital
for ten years, as many farm operatives have
done. Do by all as you would be done by.
Our Government has widely departed from
this Divine ruls, hence all of our troubles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-16
REsuLTs OF RADICAL RULE.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette tells in his letter Of Aug.
IL of go reasonable petition" as follows:
"The representatives of five hundred COL
ored laborers employed by the Board of
Public Works 10 cleaning and repairing the
streets of this city to-day addressed letter to
President Grant setting forth that they have
not been paid dollar Of wages since last
March, that their families are suffering for
the necessaries of life, and that their land
lords have thretened TO turn them out Of
doors; that they have appealed in vain to
the board, but with no satisfaction or assur.
ance when they will be paid, and as last
resort ask him TO cause the matter 70 be in
vestigated, since the board were appointed
and retained in Office by him. They refer
to Gov. Cook and the recent statement
that the board had plenty of money to com
plete sall its improvements, and say thai
they trust the President will direct them to
pay the laborers, Just dues, or put men il
their places who will"
On the 18th the same correspondent
writes:
'sThe eight per cent. bonds, of which the
Board of Public Works are now issuing two
million of dollars, have deprecated to fifty
cents on the dollar, that being the highest
prics which one of the prominent banker;
of the city would give to-day for lot SIX
thousand dollars. Clerks, accountants, and
other employees of the board have been paiC
their salaries for the past two months In
these bonds, and nearly all contractors arr
well supplied with the same securities"
So it appears the poor negro laborers wert
not even paid the poor stuff with which
''clerks, accountants, and other employees O
the board" (white, of course) were paid
On the same day that this last announce
meDt was made (the 19th), it was stated
that OrviIle Grant, brother of the President
was in Washington, blocking after paving
contract under the Board Of Public Works
in which he has an interest" Wonder
he accepts these bonds which have depreci
ated to fifty cents in payment of his con
tract?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-16
Russell Houston, Administrator. W.
Seraphine Trigg ct ais.

The following los near Nashville, VIZ:
Lots Nos. Al, AZ, 43 and A in b. Clements
plan.
Also II lots in the Boyd McNairy plan.
Also a tract of land in Sullivan county, Tenn,
known as they' BurhOney Tract, " and containing
some 4 ,4s4 acres.
A plan of the above property will be produced
at the sale, and in the meantime information can
be had on application to G. NJ. Fogg, jr., Esq,
Nashville.
TERMS OF SALE.-Credits of 6, u, IS and
"a months, with interest from day of sale. Notes
required with approved security and lien re-
tanned
Sale free from redemption.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-16
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets, $50; Halves, SIS; Tenth, or each
coupon, $500. Eleven whole tickets for $500,
22H tickets for 81 900; lib whole tickets for $1,000
2H whole tickets for $4,000 No discount on
less than $500 worth of tickets at a time.
The unparalleled success of the Third Gift
Concert, as well as the satisfaction given by the
first and second, makes it only necessary to an
nounce 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 be sent free from this Office to all who
apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders, ac-
conpanied by the money, promptly filed. Lib
eral terms given to those who buy to sell again.
THOS. e. BRAMLEFTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky and Manager
Gift Concert,
Public Library Building,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
aug2 dtues, thurs, satcw3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-16

ALErrER has recently been received in
Washington from Gov. Noyes, Of Ohio, in
which he expresses confidence of his re-
election, but states that the control OF the
Legislature is in good deal of doubt. he
will Using different tune" in regard to his
own case by the time farmer Allen gets
through with him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-16

A cali signed by large number Of prom
inent citizens in all parts of Kansas, has
been issued for State Convention of SOL
diers of the late war, to be held in Topeka,
on the 23d of September, for the purpose of
memoriahzing Congress for an equalization
Of soldiers bounties. How about those
HRebel" soldiers who now support Grant,
are they expected?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-16

Senator Hannibal HaInlin is going to dis
course on "Grass" at the Maine Agricultu-
raj Fair. There is a pretty strong probable
ity thai he will have an opportunity to
study the subject thoroughly afr awhile,
as the people of Maine are about to turn
him out TO grass-thst is, they viii elect
Legislature that will not elect him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-16

THE High Church and the Low, Church
feud in England has reached such height
as to remind us of what Dean Swift says in
one of bis letters: "Ths very ladies are split
asundsr into IA High Church and Low
Church, and out of zeal for religion lave
hardly time to say their prayers"
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CHEE'o DGUnL CT HIBs Vs. KFH ~ OGOUs
ct ais.
l. A lot on the east side of Front street, Nash
vile, near the southeast corner of the Public
Square, fronting 40 feet II inches on said street
aud running back to Cumberland river at low
water mark.
2. A house and lot on west side of Front street,
near the corner of Bridge street, fronting % feet
inches and running back 70 feet
4. A lot on the north side of Crawford street,
between Spruce and Vine, fronting so feet on
Crawford street and running back 200 feet.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash, and the
residue on credits of 1, 2 and years, with in
terest from day of sale. Notes required with
approved security, and lien retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
aue8 16. q q 80 Clerk and Master.
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self-goyernment. But harmony is what
they viii not seriously try TO obtain, as it
does not crafty mans natural pugnacity.
Louisiana is divided, and all can see the
bitter fruit. Tennessee tends to the same
goal.
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COMPARATIVE REWARDS OF IN.
DUSTRY.

The Chicago Tribune of the 18th inst.
has an instructive article under the above
heading, in which the capital and labor OF
the nation, as returned in the ninth census
are reduced to just gold standard for CON-
parison. On comparing the number of p r
sons employed in Northern and Southern
agriculture separate, and also in.manufac-
lures, the writer reaches these results:
Net prod. Capital Living Profit
Agriculture, South. .S216 632 S2l0 S 6
Agriculture, North. Alb 2,Al 252 ISL
Manufactures. 5N $50 3Cs 2l3
Farming at the South, after providing
oily $50 year for the pay and subsistence
OF each person supported, : My yields S.,
or less than 1 per cent for repairs, renewals,
and interest on 1892 OF capital invested to
each person employed.
Farming at the North, after pro-
viding only $50 year for the
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uniom aud gmeriMa,
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is, Is7s.

THE poorest and meanest demagoguery
of which we have ever heard, says the Gin.
cinnati Commercial, is The proposition to
repeal the law increasing the salaries Of
Congrsssmen, leaving the back-pay grabbers
with their booty an the President with bis
doubled-up salary.
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divided into 1900 cash gifts, will be distributed
by lot among the ticket holders. The numbers
of the tickets to be drawn from one wheel by
blind children, and the gifts from another.
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Nathaniel Baxter, Jr., G. & M, use,
etc, VS.. IL. HI. Thomson.

Lots Nos. Is and 10, in the plan of the Gowdy
property, each fronting 80 feet on Gowdy street
and running back eastwardly between parallel
lines 1874 feet 10 inches to Vauxhall street.
TERMS OF SALE.-Credits of 6, II, 1s and
"a months, with interest from day of sale. Notes
required with approved security and lien re-
tanned.
Sale free from redemption.