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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22
10th day Of November, 1874,
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Public Sale Of Land in Mason County!

PURSUANT 10 The terms Of deed Of trust
l executed 10 by Selden T. Wray on the 2O;h
day Of August, 1873, aud recorded in Mason
County Court Clerks ofi:e, in trust deed hook
No. 9. folio 81 and following, 10 secure cef'
tairdcbts therein mentioned, shall on the
10Th day of November, 1874, Chat being
County Court day. at the front door Of the
Court House Of Mason county. Offer Tor sale at
Public Auction 10 the highest bidder. foE cash,
the tract OF land described 10 said trust deed,
us containing seventy acres, and situated on
The waters Of Salt Creek, in said Mason coun.
ty, and is the tract Of land lately owned by
John Holt, no% deceased,
FIR KEARNS, Trustee.
T. W. Sisson, Attorney for Trustee.
oct Is lw
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EOLLLNS INSTITUTE, VA

GEoRGEP. TAYLOR, Esq, President Of
Trustees.
tendept
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
ia TURNER, u. A.. English, FEeach and
Grammar.
Gas. L. Co.xr. A. N. Mathematics.
". Il. peasants, Latin, Science aud Ills
Miss BETTE D. FowLxss, Moral Philosophy
Miss SALLY L. Cocxg, Latin and French.
Hiss Rosa ?. CocEs, French and English.
Hiss EVA N. GARNET. Mathematics.
Miss SALLY B. RYLASp, Preparatory School.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
HI. PAUL, Directory 81 Music Dept o'snn
aud Flame.
Mss S. c. wALrnAsl. yOcaliza!ioa, Piano
and Guitar.
Miss JULIA .PoRcHEE, Piano aud Singing.
Mss Macy N. peasants, Piano,
Miss EvA n. GSEyfTr. pisuo aad Singing.
Miss BETTE D. F,wtxEs, Painting ard
Drawing.
DCNESTyc DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. S.v. cocrE, Ms. H. R. McTE!or, MIS-
l. REDFosD
CHas. Il. Cocxr, Business Agent.
JSo. 5. ToxrEISs, u. D, Resident Physi
clan.
The 3ls! session will open M the Esd Of
September and continue nine months. For
Board aud Tuition. S225 No extra charges
for Languages or Medical attention. For Or
namental Branches extra charges are made.
Payments in three equal instal!meuts at inter.
walls Of ninety days. P O., Botetourt Springs,
w. Depot, Salem Gu the a. N. & 0. R. r.,
Roanoke Co., Va n3O 3m.
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Best display sal; barre $. Valley CITY

Best display sal; barseS, Valley City
Salt Company, Diplona.
Be>. spill: wOed basket. W. n. Trims. 90
One metallie celRn, ". c. HAYWARD. Diploma
One glass white wood eo.ia sane, Eiploas.
Best boar year old AID over, D. Y
.Bes. boar under year, Jas capshsrt. 90
Best SUI | yr. old and over, Jas. BashNte. { %
Best SOW and 6 sucking pigs, J. J, :,
MSxoa. W
Bes. boar and so~ tud s sucking pigs, -
j. j. Mzxon, w
Best buck . yrs old and ere5 James :,
Be.. buck yr. and under 81. D. Nc, !.
cGl!och. 3 %
Bes, buck over > years oil, P. S. Lewis 5 o.
Best eve VI old aua under !, same %
Bes; pair Iambs, buck and eve. James
Bes, pea Of II; ia. sheep, P S, Lewis, %
THOROUGH gsEp cAzlE.
Ees; bull 3 yr Old and over J. 5 Lewis, ls 90
% best bull! yr old, {. T. Bealc, o.
Best COW . VI old and under ) same %
81 best COW yrs old and ores. c. 7. =.
Bealc. %
Best cali. C. T. Bcalc. OO
Best ball syrs old and under ,. j. W a.
Steenbercen, W
81 best ball . yrs oil aud under 3, P =.
Res. cov 3 VI, old and over. same 10 90
Ees: bull uader yr. ] " Sieenbcreen, 5 ~
Best heller under yr. same w
Second best bai! cnde. year. George -,
Moore, W
Best herd Aldcrny cattle. ]. [. Vance, IL 90
SWEEPSTAKES or -ioEogGH BRED CATTLE
Bes, bull and cows, c 7 Bcale. u o.
Best COW any age, same K "
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TRUSTEES, SALE /!

DY virtue Of tie powers vested in me by a
d deed Of trust bearing da'e on the 30th day
Of June, 1874. made by John N. Cherry aud
Isaiah Gibbs, partners as CHERRY, Gibbs 8
Co." to nc as trustee, 10 secure the payment
ola certain debt fully described in said deed
ot lrus;. which is OF record in Mason County
Court Clerks Cfice in trust Deed Book 10. ,.
page $780, 10 j. F. Postoa, shall on the
18th day of November, 1874,
proceed TO sell at public auction. at ;he from:
door of The Corrt House CT Mason Coruty. a
certain palmer, called the "Vie:or, together
with all its appurtenances, situated in the
mill of said Cherry, Gibbs & Co.. in the town
of Point Pleasant, for cash as to tifty per cent.
of the purchase money. and credit of six
months os 10 the residue. Bond with good SC.
curly, bearing interest from dayof safe will
be required 0! the purchaser for the deferred
payment
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WEST KLRTINLA:

WEST VIRGINIA.:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
u County Court of Putnam County, on the
fir, Monday, in the month Of October, :eA.
Charles Smith, Compiainani}
Elizabeth Smith, Defendant.
The object Of this ,uit is for the complain
ant 10 obtain diTcrce from the bonds Of mat.
rimony from the defendant. And il appear
lug from tie a:;idayit fled that the defendant
is a nonresident Of this State, it is ordered
that she do appear here at lsulcS TO be held in
the Clerks Office OF said Court on the first
Monday in November next, and do WIN. is
necessar: &c protect her interest in this SUIT.
fcs.e:-J. L. MIDDLETON, Clerk,
uoge q Harvey, Soils. Ioct l5-iw.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22
23l day Of October, 1871,

at the front dor OF the Court Ho:.se cs Putnam
county, sell at Public Auction TO the highest
bidder, three several tracts OF land slongiag
70 The said r, N. B. Thompson; osetract lying
and being in sad county. in Tcay's Valley,
containing ;so hundred and eleven acres aud
scvcu;cca poles; one tract Of land lying on
Clyme's Geek, in said comfy, containing
one bundled sores, and the other on clyme's
Creek, containing twenty three and three
c:ghts acres, more or less.
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TERMS OF SALE:

ors.tlird cash in hand and The ba'aEccon a
credit Of sis srd twelve months, taking bonds
with good security for tie deferred pay men!s,
bearing Interest frnm the day Of sale, and The
title reserved as further sccuriiy. therefor.
JAS. ". uoGE, SPecl cOm'r.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

\ COOP APPOINTMENT "A: the late
term Of the Circuit Court, Judge Smith
appointed DR., L. F. Campbell, physician
for the inmates of tie county jall. No
b.tter selection could have hccn mads.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

C. A. Worm1ck. Defendant.
The object of this suit IS to collect the sum
Of SIG 80 Que the plaintiff from the defendant
ana to subject the properly Of the said defend.
ant, by Attachment, 10 sale TO satisfy the same.
And il appearing from affidavit fled. that The
defendant is nol.tesident Of this State, II is
ordered that he do appear here at Rules to be
held in the Clerks Office of laid Court on the
frs: Monday in November, next, and do what
is necessary 10 protect his interest in this suit.
Tes,e:- J. L MIDDLETON, Clerk.
Cargiil / Tomliuson, Soils. oct. l5-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

awarded at the Second Annual Exhibition Of
the Mason County Agricultural and Neehan;-
cal Association, held on the 6.h, 7:h, sih and
s.h Of October, 1874, on their gsounas near
Point Pleasant, IVES; Virginia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

pE.soy.L. We were pleased to NEE;
IN our city Sunday, W. W. Eastman,
E.q, Of Front Royal, Warren county,
Virginia, who is here on a visit to his rel
a'ives in this coun;y We trust be may
fad his stay among our PEOPLE, a pleasant;
one.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

The @rst quarterly meeting Of the N
z. Church. South. commences this Thurs
day evening, at i o'clock, p. IN aud
continues over Sabbath, Rev. Wm. Down,
TN rresiiinr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

Owing to the speeches published this
week, good deal Of matter intended for
'a'' Issue has beer crowded out
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

PREMIUM LIST We give only portion
OF the list Of awards at our late Fair, this
week. owing to the crowded state of our
columns. They will all appear next iss-
ue.
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The arst quarterly meeting OF the NJ
&. Church. South. commences this Thurs
day evening, at Is o'clock, p. tn and
continues over Sabbath, Rev. VIM. Down
tan, presiding.
= 'OUO at'V'.' | '"H :,
w. "a '. ,AI r,n
appointed W. ~ o'A'p's"' po5'',.D
bsttcr selection could have heen mads.
p W. 80 % man.
49,. o;,, c,,a,r W " Ess,h,n
F. Sr:r.on, p3r,I Warren county
,-:-r;n;. .ho tor. :, r;s;, n his raj.
,.;ras IN ,t;s .o,n.v We ,,,st he NAV
s,,L; ..,o,,. o,,- ,,,,,, rl,..,n.
o,o
~~~~~-~~~~-
We call attention to The card OF d'AH
" Lawrence. N, D III tbs ISSUE DF
Il has just located at Leon ta's county
lie comes h'gaiy recommended as an emil
nest physician We trust 'aoSe WHO nave
l.. L. I'll 7NuN l,NR
to Nre a phys:c'Ho' VIII cal MN
CO., "a j. ,om, ., On
.,,,.,.
r,ycIInrR.S D.oa SIR.
aN VilDh' . DFuS S'o!e'
|
NV .uH'e' '-'1 H.'"O''"'S
.'''' -A'U''O4 wash" -. :" '"'
ing county o. oa''.'' oAlo' "s'S ~ D'''
celebrated .nS e'e'''oA .. W. 11's r. 4I'
'"' '''su' Ds''r'l,1 =,
'a'' e'sA''s' '' D',uS 'Ss'. '~tn0u d. W.
'r"s' sven 'oua~' w. ~
'"''s 'O'"es ''' -"
s1' '"'N e
,y',' "4' D'S0 ''''','.1 - '"' ~
W. ;. 90 Go
~ ' =. ".
40 rounds tor West Flrsinla; TWO lcs
Ar.ors,x. ~, for GEORGIA. I'm f,r Tosi.
ana and fopr for Ohio, or course our
old Democratic friends, Dr..Bar,op and
i; 3 Ramsey were on hand ..bao,7 as
Big sppaovers
pr,r,,o Trrvs-Tbe Wilson F,onr
sI;n 70 nor ,,dor w.r aho,, sf,aon
hand, gre emnIovcd,
Mr. Robert Alexander is selling GU. bis
-, c,. n H., o.;o.
every Saturday.
a. S. Park looks thrifty; he has new
sign Perhaps be has been stirred by his
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

LAND SALE In PUTNAM COUNTY!
DY Virtue Of q decree of the Circuit Court
d Of Putnam county, rendered at its April
Term. 1874. 10 the Chancery cause OF George
". Cox against R. N. B. Thompson, and OH.
e.s, shai, on the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

Rev. W. L Hill will preach at Bruce's
Chapel, MERGERS Bottom, next Sunday at
lO1 o'clock m, and in the Presbyterian
Church in the Flats. on the first Sunday
IN November. at 8 O'Clock p IN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

We call attention to The card Of John
" Lawrence. N. D IN this issue. DR.
l. has just located at Leon, this county.
Re comes highly recommended as an emf
nent physician. We trust those who have
to hire phys:cira, will cali him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22
Sets2er, Scion & McGuloch,

inAKE Pleasure in iaformiag their old Gus.
toners aud the public gcntrs.ly. that they
have moved into tlioir new and con,mcdlous
store house on the corner Of Main and rrrst
Streets, and they have just received from the
Eastern Cities, the tnosteomplcte stock Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-22

Get the hes. Carbon Oil III town at 20
cents per gallon at
VAN GILDER'S Drug Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
The Democrats

are exposing themselves to renewed
ridicule in the Louisiana case. They are 60
ing with Senator MORTON, it Is said, because
The Constitution does not authorize Congress
to order new election. The Federal Gov
ernWcnt by its uuwarrantab!e interference
fasiens upon the people of Louisiana get OF
base usurpers and scapegraceS, and our
Democrats sickle about ejecting them from
thc. places! If the Federal Government
eonfeSscs its error, and attempts to correct II
in tue only possible way, should 1t not DC
permitted to do so? Should not every GOOD
citizen Who has the power TO help it to dc
this give bis aid most cordially?
IL is downright nonsense to object to the
Correction. The Federal Government has
violated the Constitution. Shall it be as.
sumcd that it is unconstitutional to With
draw from its actS This is an extreme, in
deed, in the way Of constitutional scruplts
that exceeds in nicely all precedent. In the
most brilliant days Of States rights we never
heard of case that could be regarded as its
parallel.
The poor South is in sad case indeed.
s. cutters from violations of the Constitu.
ton on the one hand, and then she is told
that her grievances cannot be redressed be
cause the Constitution won't let them be re
dressed. The monster that devours her ha
broken in through the Constitution, and TIT
Democrats say he can't be driven out be
cause the Constitution prohibits his expul
sion. Was ever land so perplexed?
This is no. the most glaring folly of Demo
Gratis. They are losing their cunning. The!
must DC on the "fac,Rs descensus." The.
ought to have had sense beaten into them
Is their day completely over, and is there nc
recuperativc force in them:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

WAITE A "CorrERnEAp.'--The Herald
brings out m interesting circumstance con-
nected with the appointment OF Cbief.Ju ;ice
Waite 1t seems that he was frs! nominated
by S. L. Barlow, Of this city, some six mont! s
ago, and that in appointing him President
Grant has followed Mr.. Barlow's advice.
There is nothing wrong in this; and indeed
it might be well for General Grant and for
the country il he would oftener draw COT n
sci from the same source; but the ia tends
to strengthen the belief that in 1864 Mr..
Waite voted for Mcclellan. We dare say
such was the case. We suppose that it is in
disputable that not long before that election
he was in full sympathy with a most
cstimable class of men then known as
Copperheads, who, while they believed
in maintaining the integrity Of tt
country, strongly di>approyed of many meS-
sures which Mr.. Lincoln, Mr.. Seward, and
Dir. Stanton were then putting in force.
These measures were freely denounced at
the time by such men as Mr. Barlow, Judge
Thurman (the present senator from Ohio,
Judge Black, Of Pennsylvania, and Governor
Seymour of New York; and unless we are
greatly mistaken Mr. Waite at that time
shared their views, and was perhaps even
more extreme in his feelings than some of
them. This makes it all the more remarka.
BILE that he should have been appointed Chief
Justice on the suggestion of Mr.. Barlow, and
that Mr.. Thurman should have been the
principal advocate Of his confirmation in the
Senate.-Netc York Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

'fsi1 ar The suction OF each opening ny pfS'
t,ueIug sound like the firing GA pistol,
and It was possible then toSfee hiaiself only
BY cutting of the arm asit was removed
wherever the skin was attacked By these
arms there was established intense pain ana :,
burning and reddening which lasted Tor ,ull
two hours. 1t is very clear that man J" e ~,
water attacked By a respectable CUT. on,n,
could be saved only by some very p l,s;th
aid 1,hey have the tact to noio %" Wv"
$3.50 arr,s 70 tho bottom while they gamer
their prey with Others. -, a,oo;,,en
The eight shorter arms % 1uo 30, si~
shot we have been describing were eacn FLA
no. long. Connected with the ooas IS a
r,nne, through which the water is e)ecteo
after the extraction of Its oxygen by the
breathing apparatus. AS means OF defence
this fish is furnished with an ink-bas, the
discharge of which opens into the funne''
by which the water is elected from the TWO
ciIls. When attacked he Instantly darhehs
the water with this black fluid from the Day.
and retreats in the o5scuray it occasiohs'
Even the Younger part of readers are iah''-
;,r with This fact AZ a classical Illustration.
The number Of very large specimens OF
this peculiar inhabitant OF the sea recently
discovered has surprised the student OF
icthy olosy. Their offensive demonstrations
too. have been remarkable. In Conception
bay. very recently, a fshcrman'S canoe was at
tackled by one that was very large. 1t was
seen by the fisherman, who pierced it with
his "gaff," but the animal did not retreat.
On the contrary, it passed two great i'Vld
arms around the boat, aud was drawing hard
upon if, when the fisherman cut them oil
with an axe. The cutie then moved ou'
ejcytirg as he did so the iuky fluid, "wn'ch
" darkened the water for two or three hun
g drcd yards,'' said the fisherman.
One of the arms cut from this monster
measured nineteen feet in length, another
ONLY six. But they were only parts OF arms
The fisherman estimated the body at SHY
feet in length, five feet in diameter. Its
movement was backward and forward. IN
retreat always backwards. 1t is claSscd
among mollusks because it wears plate OF
shell in the back.
This animal is one Of the great curiosltlcS
of the ocean. He was not formerly consi-
dered so large as late specimens prove him TO
be, nor had he been considered dangerous.
After the recent fish stories" about him,
sportsnen look upon him aS the dcYli-flsh,
whose dreaded powers VlcroR HUGO ceIe-
hrated in his "Toilers of the Sea-"
The specimens differ in the number OF
their arms, or legs, as they may be G'''eu.
The name applied to the animal in the l'cep'
discussions is Octopus" when, We sup
pose. indicates that it lad eight Iee'; 'u' w,
perfect specimen taken near st. johns nau .,
ten feet, and the historian calls 1t - pee'pou'
These ,ecbnicalities aside, we oniy look upon
Our old friend the "cuit'et fish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
Immense Cuttle-FiSh.

Recently some immense specimens of the
cuttle-fsh have been discovered in different
parts of the seattle largest we have read
of being discovered in Green bay. 1t mea.
sured eighty feet. A perfect cuttle-fsh was
captured recently near St. Johns. 1t Is de-
scribed in the New York Forest and Stream
IS having ten arms radiatiug from the GEN.
trail part or head. Its body was eight feet
long and five feet in circumference. In the
centre Of the bead it had q strong horny
baak like that Of parrot and about the size
OF mans fist. Its eyes We're behind the
central nucleus, and were each four inches
in diameter. Two Of the arms of this ami.
NAL were longer than the Others. They
were each twenty.four feet long, supplied at
the extremities with sucking disks. All the
arms are well supplied with these disks
They have sharp denticulated edges, and
have great power. There were about one
hundred and fifty suckers on the long arms !;
and it was estimated that, including those
Of ali the arms, the number reached the
enormous amount OF eleven hundred.
These suckers In the picture look like islet.
holes. They adhere with great tenacity. In
m account given by gentleman who was
attacked by euttle-fish in the waters Of
Conception bay he describes the effort OF
removing The arms that were adheripg by
their suckers as one of the mos. painful as
as laborio1s. He Described The. break.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
For the Dispatch.
New Census Of l'OFTs:aLin.

1t is stated as well.ascertoined fact that
the census of the county OF Powlatan was
not correctly taken. AS one Of the results
Of this error the counties OF Cumberland and
Powhatan form one judicial county, court
district, while if The true amount of popu.
la,ion was officially and correctly stated
Goth counties would, under law, be entitled
to county judge.
Fortunately, in Judge Dabney the two
counties have an excellent, learned, and just
Judge. But il it be fact that Powhatan
has really the three hundred @ which would
entitle her to a county judge, she oneht to
have suc :'i All o!n!cer; and il IS not right to
deprive Cumberland of her county judge.
"Let justice be DONE; and let the Gen
eral Assembly take such steps as will give to
the grand old county of Cumberland all her
just rights. G. K.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02

The HetHeTeH 1TGir. by d. w. LET US
REST. author of Overland" Kate Beau.
moul," dc. New York SHELDON u co.
For sale by WooDnousE & PARHAa.
We have from Messrs. WooDuoUsE PAR.
HAM the January No. Of our old and valued
friend Black,pood. We find in it an interest
iny article on tue late JouN STUART MILL,
and another OH the Politics of the New
Year.
The Neu Chemistry. BY JOSIAH 7. COOKE;
Jr., Erving Professor OF Chemistry ana
Mineralogy i'll Harvard university Ne"
York: u. APPLETON q 90.
This work is placed by the AprLsToSs in
their International Scientific Series" the
selections for which thus far have been
marked by good judgment. The book le'
fore us is composed of q series of lectures
the Object of which is 10 present the
"Modern Theories Of Chemistry" to the in
telligent yet not professional reader, "and
to give the philosophy Of the science logi-
cal consistency"
No branch Of science, we suppose, has un.
dergone more rapid and valuable improve.
ment in modern days than chemistry, and it
is we'll that a work like this, showing its
progress, is offered 10 the public. The Pop
ular Science Monthly pronouuccs it the
best work on chemistry that i. now to be
had.
For sale by J. T. ELLYsoN.
Man and Apes. An Exposition of Structural
Resemblance and ID fTtrcnces bearing upon
Questions of Affinity and Origin. BY ST.
GEORGE MIvART, +, II. S., V. Z. Z. s.,
Lecturer on ZCUogy and Comparative Ana
tony at ST. Mary's Hospital. Nev York:
ID. APPLETON l. Co.
Mr.. MlvART took a tilt at DAEwN's so.cailed
theory, and no mans ideas of DARWIS's So
gacty and judgment would be heightened
bv reading what Mr.. MIvART said of his
work. Mr.. M1vARr has brought Ills power
of analysis and his familiarity with compare
tive anatomy to bear more closely and effect
iyely upon DARwIN's work in this little book
on " Man and Apes" 1t is abundantly Illus
trated.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
A Dictionary Of Greek AMI Roman Ant'qui
ties, with nearly 1000 engraypgs on Woo
from ancient originals, illustrative of tht
industrial arts and social life of thu
Romans, by ANTHONY RlcH, B. A, some
time Of Caius College, Cambridge. Thir(
edition; revised and improved. New
York D. APPLETON d. Co.
This is valuable book, and is both learned
and reliable. When man takes it up, h
soon wanders and is lost in its pages, ever,
one of which is a surprising illustration o.
peoples whose genius lighted the world with
light whose fame can never die. Contem
plate the Greeks and Romans, aud ask your
self els man progressive?"
For sale by j. T. ELIYsoN.
"HoJ:Eoar Recreattons in Popular Sc,
ence," an "Half Hour Recreahons,oih Ma
| tional History" were from Messrs. WEST
JOHNSTON d Co.. agents, and not from
Messrs. WooDHoUsE & PARHAM, as errone.
ously stated by US Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-02
LIST OF GIFTS

TOTAL, $4,000 GIFTS, ALL CASH.
amounting to............- ............s1, 5OO,OuO
THE CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS
WILL POSITIVELY AND THEORETICALLY TAKE
PLACE ON THE DAY NOW FIXED, WHETHER ALL
THE TICKETS ARE SOLD OR NOT, AND THE $4,000
GIFTS ALL PAID IN PROPORTION TO TILE NUMBER
OF TICKETS SOLD.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, $25; Ten;hs, or
each coupon, Is; eleven whole tickets for $500;
22H tickets for $1,000; 113 whole tickets for
$4,000: 227 whole tickets for 10000. No dis
count ON less than $500 worth OF tickets.
TIi0S. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky and Manager
If Gift Concert. Public Library Building, Louis
VILE, KY.
For tickets and Information apply 10 A. J.
'LECUYER, 900 Bank street. or WILLIAM Il.
YERBY, clerk ut Foro's Hotel.
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