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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE e Four new
HOUSES, corner 9Th ard streets southeast:
ten rooms; m, dern imprc vemen's; corner house.
WIN store room. Also, seVtu -Toom HOUSE, &
southeast. scpf I'm
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TFLEWIS JOHNSON CO.,
Is Aux RS,

Corner Of lOth Street and Penn ylrania Avenue,
Dealers in Government and District Securities
Foreign Exchange and Gold. sepIi-Iy
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TO OwHERS or HORsES-Disiufect your sta
q '''' win c.RBolrc LINE, ~
TIE Eest Dls-lfeCtLE. known. A supply alwaIs On
halC ~
S.p. CASTLENAN
Ina Lime Killing, 2616 Perna avenue.
scr"2 IN Nashincton ID. &.
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fFSEE DIPLOMA OF Holmes OH Man Of fhe
I:re Store. 1ij3 Prunsy Iyania avenue northwest
LOU flr the detection OF Mercury or any
,'h"T p.isoJ0us substance in them. Sold by al
i't'sSbi-t--
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That emergencies develop heroism IS Illus
trated BY an incident which occurred on
Long Island Sound last week. A steamer
left Providence for New York, was mprl'
soued in vast fields of ice, and carried on u
reef where in the middle OF the night she
quickly sank. 1t was supposed that every
soul on board bad persisted, and was so teie'
vrapbed all over the country. But they
we're saved from such fate by the courage
OF the EgbthoHse-keeper on the reefs, Gap
tain Brooks his name deserves to he men
homeland his heroic daughter. WIN only
the girl TO aid him Brooks set out in his HE
boat. and. with a long cable attached TO II,
succeeded in managing so well that inc
boat drifted towards the steamer ana
finally reached it. Every man OF the
crew then got into the frall bark, as
the steamer was rapidly going to pieces,
and they made as well as they could
towards the lighthouse. The boat was 100
heavily laden, however, and TO save Ter from
sinking, and thus rendering entirely useless
the timely succor afforded them, some OF the
sailors Jumped overheard into the icy waters
and there remained for some time. Event
llally all were safely landed at the lighthouse,
where they received food and comfort.
Brooks's bravery and devotion were remark
able, but bis daughter is worthy to be
ranked with Grace Darling and Ida Lewis.
Baltimore american.
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-, yo,,se BRowx IN KsSrucEY.-tkron

,. yorse Brown IN KsNTucKY.-lrrom
80 Crnthiana (Ky.) Democrat lion. oo.h
yonnr Brown, truly-honorea replss sue
.;ra from this State, was still honored lhoie
nn last Thursday by being censured py q
.n.e NJ that gang of Radical traitors, tn'sss.,
.orTo,. haypers. scalawags, &C., VINO nav
nbsro, of the United States Congress, ""u
80 sre headed by the chief spooh'tn'ea anu
',,oSercr Rem. Butler. The language useo oy
H. Tohn Young Brown was oy 10 Heahs
- sayere or ipparliamentary as tnat useu U!
So dos.ardlv towards who voted the cen
s,,re unon him, In the eyes OF his const!tu,
go tho citizens OF Kentucky, ne Is ra'Sea
hIs.,,or IN cstaem-more honored ana more
-aSsnected. By this act oil those unprinc.ped
,,Srrners they have shown that hon. John
Vnnno Brown, Of Kentucky. has no lou nor
etorc With them; that they cannot Drioe
tr,c. gallant, and high.minded hentucK'
bans TO enter into their bcllish and devil
designed plans to overthrow the country.
But that, despite their threatenings, their CEN
srres. their vile, unprinc!pled oppression,
Kentuckians will speak their mind, ana
throw hot shot into the face of those hatcfui,
detesable, and opprobrious Villains ano
usurpers and their leaders. we icei prouu
10 know that this vote OF ceHsure, coming
from those it did, has fallen upon oneot men.
tucky's uoblest sons, and we would only
wish that we had more Browns, BeeEs, sno
Arthurs in Congress; and we are truly gao
to see this well-deseryed hero loudly pra'seo
for his true, manly, and heroic conduct b!
the press of the country, aud especially thai
Of bis own loved State. And we are a's'
glad to learn that he is daily receiving letter
from prominent gentlemen in Massachusetts
New York, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsy lvanla, ant
all through the South, copgratulating him Q
his course, and thanking him Tor his oen"o
citation of Beast Butler.
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How 1T RUNs.-Tbe Beecher trial is as in
teresting as a novel. The plot runs some
thing like this
Mr.. Evarts Mr.. Tilton, are you the author
OF the poem entitled Beautiful Snow Z" A.
This is the first time ever heard OF such
poem.
Q. Do you recognize this letter. marked
"Exhibit No. 3,407," as your handwriting !?
A. do.
@. Did you write that letter with goose
quill or steel pen? a. don't remember;
but unless used a gold pen it is quitellkel
that did.
@. Was that letter written in your library,
or upstairs in the third story, front room,
and did you have fire in the room, and ho"
old were you at the time OF its
MIR. Beach: We object to that.
Judge Nelson l think he can answer.
You can take an exception. Mr.. Beach.
MIR. Beach: But, if your Honor please,
this letter is not in ev-
Judge Nelson: Let the witness answer.
The witness: What is the question!
Mr.. Evarts: The stenographer will please
read the question.
lThe question read by the stenographer.l
The witness: don't remember.
And seventeen columns more, daily
NorTistoecn Herald.
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Published By request.J
nEchOoI SfafiEeaCA.'

,r,x.a SATURDAY nj Tight and teacher sat
Alone her tax sk, pu snd she averaged that
OF all her class was ooins'
sbc recloned percentage-so many boSs'
nd 40 many girls, all c0hn!eu,
A nd marked nil the tardy and absentees
And to what all the absence amounted. |
Oh. name and residence wrote In full,
Over many columns ana paesse-
Aud averaged all their ages;
The date Of admission Of every one.
Aud cases OF nageliation;
And prepared a list Of the graduates
For the coming examination.
ryor weary head sank low on her book
And her weary heart still lower,
For some of her pupils bad itt'c praras
And she could not furnish more.
She slept; she dreamed. It secmefI she died,
And her spirit went to hades.
And tnCy met her there with que ,tion fair: .:
"State what the per cent. Of yor r grade H."
Ages slowly rolled away
Leaving but partial traces,
And thc teachers spirit walked one day
In the old familiar places.
Amound of fosilized school reports
Attracted her observation.
AS high as the Sttte-hoase tAome, and as Tice
AS Richmond since ann' .xaton.
She came TO the SPOT whe ne they buried her bones
And the ground was well built over,
Bu, laborers, digging, tlArew out skull
Once planted bcueath the clover.
A disciple Of Galen passing by
Rushed 10 look at lhe diggers,
And pickiug tire skull up. looked through the eye
And saw twas lined With figures.
"Ju.s as thought" said the young NJ. D.;
''Hoar easy il IS to tell 'em .
Statistics otsiti d every fold
OF Gel etxum and ceIcbelum.
It's great cur iosity, sure" said Pat;
by the bones You cen tell the creature.
"Oh, dining ftiarge,f said the DOCTOR, tha'
Was nineteenth century teacher :!
TAud this thing of making high average
by striking the names of abSentees from IN
roll is wrong. It is almost TRICK. Don
teacb children such lessons.
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A BOYS IDEA OF HEADs.-The Young Amc-
rican brings upa "boy's composition" on
heads, as follows:
"Heads are Of different shapes and sizes.
They are full of notions. Large heads do
not always hold the most. Some persons
can tell just what person is by the shape
of bis head. High beads are the best kind.
Very knowing people are called !ong-headed.
A man that won't stop for anything or any
body is called hot-headed. If he isn't quite
30 bright, they cal! him sott-headed; if he
won't be coaXed nor turned, they call him
pig-headed. Animals have large heads. The
heads of fools slant back. Our heads are all
covered with hair, except bald heads. There
are other kinds of heads besides our heads.
There are barrel-hcadS, heads of sermons,
and some ministers used to have fifteen heads
TO one sermon pin-heads, head Of cattle (as
the farmer calls his cows and oXen), head.
wind, drum.headS, cabbage-headS, at logger
heads, come TO head, like a boil; heads of
chapters, head him oil. head OF the family,
and go ahead, but first be sure you are
right"
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NEW YORK. February 24.-Cot'on dull sales oi
l.749 bales az 1G4l &C.. Southern Hour. steady
with moderate inquiry. Wheat opened scaIcei do 50
II 25 for winter red western. corn opened haVy
hut decidedly lower: closed stca iicr; S2.ado3.3c
for western mixed: S3US3l5c. for western yellow.
Office lower and unsettled: 6tM1 SIC gold tor Rio.
Sugar firm al Isc. advance 7a &c Tor fair to good
refining Sc. for prime 7G173S. Tor mo lasses -
al 1871 &C. for MusCovado refined iirmer ut 9l4W.
a5kI UA0ul 0:.,: for hard n AIDES. Rice dull and uli-
changed. ALLOW dull ut SIC. Rosin steady $2.O3
MS2 0 for strained. IurprntIne lower AT 3o@c.
changed. Lard lower prime steam. l3]?c. Wins
kew firmcr, irregular, and unsettled ut : 1.OGI1
sl.0s: closing AT $1.0S. Freghts To Liverpool
more active aud firm.
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visiting him, rHants to get home, ana tne
dear man sh'avels from rosy morn 10 aems'
eve.--Mii,c ,dukie Neos.
Cold, aid you say? Well, yes, rather. 80
cold tf mt there was rumor around town
this raorning that old Ben. Franklin, VINO
has oeen standing 10 Printing House Square
for some time past, bad put his hands IN hl !,
,ocket to keep them warm.-Neo York
Anil
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Troubles are like dogs, the smaller they
are the more they annoy you.
Most of the stories about courting and
swinging on the gates arc wicket lies.
"What can't be cured must he sold fresh y
is what they say in Porkopolis.
It is when man rises above his circum-
stances that true manhood shows itself.
1t is better to be alone in the world than
to bring up boy to play on the accordion.
A western editor is dying. A "Society
for the Promotion of Poetry" has just been
formed in his community Philadelphia
Express.
GA merciful man." tenderly remarked
Ninth.street man yesterday morning, "iS
merciful 10 bis BEAST; and he called the dog
in out Of the snow, gave him his breakfast
in a soup-plate, and laid a piece OF carpet
down behind the kitchen stove for him TO
snooze on. Then the man went down town,
and the neiShborS watched bis wife shovel
snow-paths 10 the wood-shed, cs.ern, stable,
and front gate, and then do an hours work
cleaning off the side walk.-Burlington Ha,ok-
eye.
1t would be great convenience if farmers
generally would have their names painted
upon the gates in front Of their residences.
Strangers often have much difficulty in find |
Ing persons Of whom they are in search, |
winch would be obYisted by this course.
BESIDES, nice gate with the name of the &C.
cupant adds greatly to the appearance of the
place, and looks as though the inmates were
not Isolated from the outside world.-Ddn-
6urtQn.
What changes few years bring about
N hau u .,.--
Hill were aware of woman madIy tearing
slopg, potato.masber in hand, giving chase
70 her husband, who was flying from her
presence like deer. Eight years ago the
same female took medal at I'm eastern semi
a % Tor graduating essay On "Repose of
Inst trial IN Brooklyn will not end Pryor
10 Inc year SVOl.-Atbany argus. /
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SEEDLEss WATERMELoNs.--T Suffer CAD
Banner says: "We are Informed by Mi.
William Mawson, one Of the champion wa.
acknowledgements OF Suffer county. OF q novel
way of producing seedess watermelons.
When the vine begins to bear he lets the
first watermelon on each branch grow unuis'
turbed, but covers the branch up with dirt
from the first melon to the second one, and
within six inches or more from the end CT
the vine will bel seedless watermelon
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nv Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February 24-Noon'-s.ockS u'''
and lower. Money, ~. Gold, 114H. Exchange
Long, 4s3 short, +SG!s. Governments o''i'
States dull and steady.
Ereutng.- Money easy 4, 24@3. Exchange tirmer
at4e3. Gold114a@1144 Governments dull anu
steady. States quicl and nominal.
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An INTEREST IN THE LYNCHBURG
N REPUBLICAN AND THE JOB OFFICE
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-On SAT
UKDAY. March 6, 1875. at 2 NJ, the undersign-
Cd commissioners, appointed by the Corporation
Court for the city of LNnchburg. In the chancery
suit of =. Nick elar, Smiths u Jordan Us. Hard
wckc." will sell ut public auction. at The office OF
the Lynchburg Republican,, In said city. tie IN
TrKTsT UF GEORGE w. HABDWIlKE lforty-
eight per century IN THE CONCERN Of
GrORGE ". HAkDWlCKE 4 co.
The assets of the concern consist OF the presses.
type furniture, subscription list, GOODWILL &C. OF
the Lynchburg Republican, new paper, the JOB
office thereto attached, und the debts cue said c. IL
Germ.
This newspaper has been in successful operation
for thirty -four years with large Influence and cN-
tcrs;yc circulation. 1t Is To-day Of the leading
Consef vatiye papers of the state.
The JOB UFFiGE IS i valuable az juict TO me
paper. II has recently been c.t,hli shed, and Its
presses types forms, &C., are perfectly new and Of
the latest patents.
Persons wishing more accurate informal ion may
get II from ether of the subscribers, or from sir.
George ". fiardwicke.
] EEMS: One.lnird cash; onc-thlrd at sixty days
ard tie residue ut four months; purchaser giving
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed for the de-
fcrred instruments, with interest ADDED. Till. re-
tanuu Oh all but debts 10 secure payment OF said
notes. EDWARD ID. CHRISTIAN,
}. Fl. LEWIS,
CHARLES VI. BLACKBOARD,
fc 0O-codtds Commissioners
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CINCINNATI MARK ETS

CISCISHATI, February 24.-Flour dull Corn
dul ut G5M67c. Pork uull ana unsettled at II s. rs
for spot or seller March. Lard dull and dropping
steam, 81 .40MSl3.50; KETTLE. IL. Bacon dun
shoulders, 7EGlSc.; cl ar rib, 1875; clear, &C.
hiskvy active anu higher at 1907.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS February 24.-Flour In firm demand
firm and unchanged for lower ana medium grades.
Corn firm aud i'll iair demand: No. MIXED. 64 go
G5c. Whishey hrmer II. -: generally he'd at
Sl.lO. Pork dull nom inay held at 8. Bacon
unchanged with limiting j"b5ing demand. Lard
declining ut l3.c.
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SALE OF MEssRs. NJ s. VALENTINE
CO.'S ENTIRE WHOLESALE STOCK
OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, March Sd. commencing at
10 O'Clock, We will sell, without reserve. at The
store OF Iessrs NJ. s. Valentine h Co.. No. 12l3
Nam street. who are declining business, their entire
stock Uf
comprising full assortment of all goods In their
line OF business. the leading articles OF which we
enuuerate-viZ.: : !,
LADIES'. Misses, and GENTLEMES'S HOSE AND
uALF-Hos E-a large stock and In great variety !;
LADIES': MISSES aud GESTLEMES'S GLOVES ana
GAUETLETs-in Kid. Bucs, Calf, and Berlin;
FRENCH and AMERICAN CORSETS, -
SILK LINEN CAMBRIA, and COTTON HASDKER-
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS and SuIRT-FRoSTs:
WHITE ano COLoRED WOOL aud VI ERlNo SHIRTS,
Morocco. CALF. and BUCK PocKET-BookS;
CAMBRIA EDGISGs and INSEnTlNGs,
LACES, ,
Gcnticmen's SILK SCARFs, TIES. and BOWS;
UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS-a large STOCK:
SUSPENDERS,
TgAyELLINCi-BAGS and FALIsES,
LINEN THREADS, SPOOL-CoTToS,
ALPACA ana VI OHAIR BRAlDS,
CLOCKS.
OILCLOTIlS and TABLE-CovERS,
JkWELRY,
MARsEILLEs QUILTS,
PERFuMERIES,
BRUSHES, BUTTONS. PINS. &c. &C.; with
COUNTERS, DESKS, and FIXTURES. 100
PAINE, CABELL & CO.,
fc 20-c0d1 wSd Aurtlohters.
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I0TrT> MARK FITS.

LOUISVILLE. February 24.-Fiour unchanged.
Corn firm at esq 7Oc prov ions quiet and the de-
maud light. Pork. i20. Bacon-Shouders. SEQ
SIC; clear rib liz: clear. Il Hc Lard-Prime
steam. 146l 1 &c. 'iercc. 14EM143ic Keg, 154
6Dl3 Mhiskcy frmcr ut sl.O7. Daggiug quiet
and firm al l2hGgl3c
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CHICAGO MARKETS,

CHICAGO, February 24.-Flour-cemand light ::
holders firm. Corn duh and Gcclinipg; No. 2
mixed, G3tac.; rejected. Csc. Pork In fair demand
at S1S. Lard dull and dropping ut 1920. Whis-
key panicy; difficult 10 give accurate quotations;
closed 1T 81. 06.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February "a, 1873.

RlCuMGSDs 3o'c'
OFFERINGS.
WuRAT-Whitc. 302 bushels. Red. 900 bushef.
CORS.-Whitc, SO1 bushels. Mixed, 166 BUSH
els.
UATs-4S6 bushels.
REASs.-S bushels.
PEAS.-G bushels.
MEAL.-S4 bushels.
SHUCKS.-32 tales.
SALES.
WuEAT-Whlte, SO bushels very good at 1927;
90 bushels good at IL %; so bushels prime on
privlt- terms; 8 bushels very good at S1.Zo' 10
tall 200 bushels.
WuEAT-ked, 14G bushels very good at sl:2S.
foRS-While Sc bushels very good at 1ec
OF bushels good al 76c.; $50 bushels very go0n al
re. otal, 5 bushels. no
CoRS.-Mlxed, 1873 bushels good ut 16c.; 2e
bushels very good ut tie. TOTAL, lG6 bushes.
UATs-5S bushels spring on private tctlis; "a
bushels winter ut SOC. fetal, 80 bushels.
RLACKEYE pEAS.--6 bushels ats $50.
MEAI.-S4 bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHlBlTED.
OATs.-S0 bushels.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February 24.-Virsinia 6s' peters
90. cous,.Is 54h. West Virsiria's, LOS. MOI III
Carolina G's, old rs; new, 10; special tax,3 Bio
al
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SAILED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY "a, 1875.
No arrivals.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chardi>e and passengers, l.. Il. 1aum.
Schooner Independence, james river, to load oys-
tiers for Richmond.
Sloop Geranium, James river, 10 load oysters for
Richmond.
MEMORANDA.
Passed through He'll Gaze February 22d, schooner
John h. Chatfel, Buel, from New Haven, for Viz
ginia.
NEWPORT, February 22.-Arrived: Schooner
Milc WashDurn, cobb, from Virginia for Prori-
deuce.
PORT ROYAL, :. C., February 22.-Arrived ::
Schooner Adair +. Bonny, Kendall, from hich.
moud.
VINEYARD HAVEN, February 21.-Arrived ::
SChooDcrs May Is. Dwycr aud William ID. Dais'ey,
from Virginia for Boston.
SPOKEN.
January 9th, lat. /, y. lon. 30 W.. bark Nancy
Brysson lBr.,, Duncan, from Richmond tor Rio de
JaEeiro.
BY Telegraph
NEW YORK. February 24.-arriyed: City OF
Brooklyn. W. &. Bee. WapelO, Carrie 5. Webb
FORT MONROE, February 24-1he revenue
steamer CoiaX rrnurls the schooner Melville, from
Mas sau for City Point, passed in.
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BY james NJ. Taylor < Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 ROUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICH
MDND, FRONTING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEthTH AND SEVEN
TENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THE MID
DIE TENEMENT OF THE MANSION
HOUSE" AND.AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY
a. l.. JACOBS, ESQ, Az ACCTlOS.-By virtue
Of deed Of trust executed on the 21st day OF No.
vember. 1862. TO the subscriber, from VI. y.
Kracker, recorded in the clerk Office of Richmond
Hastings tnow thanceryl Court. In ID. Il. rs 4,
page 527. 10 SECURE the payment OF certain negoti-
be notes therein mentioned. at the request of The
beneficiary In said d. cd and In conformity with The
directions of decree Of the Cbancery Court Of the
city Of Richmond pronounced on the 9th day OF
May, 1871, in the case OF shieldS rs IRA :ker.
shall sell at public Auction. upon the premises,
MUND Y the 1st day Of March. 1875, at 12
O'CLOCK NJ, III fair Ii not, the first fair dar there
after. Sunray eScepted,l that desirable BRICK
STORE and DWELLING on the south SIDE az
Stain between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
No. 1925. The lot fronts twcnty-one feet two
Inches and runs back nine.y.four feet to an alley
fifteen feet wide.
TERMS Enough in cash to pay the expenses Of
sale an'' the sum OF S2.09l.19 with Interest from
May 27, 1911, at the rate of ten per cent. per an
mum until paiu.
Terms rs TO surplus Of the proceeds of sale will
he made known III the hour OF sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR i Son, AuCtluneerS. IL 1
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T OSr BUOk.-Dropped from my carriage
i Ibctwecn nv Office aud residence on Grace street
OH Friday afternoon. book containing LIST OF
DEEDS recorded In Henrico County Court anu i'll
Richmond Chtnccry Court, together with cce,i
therein. and 81 enclosed suitable reward will
be- paid for The return of the book aud deeds, anu
no qur siions a. kcd rs to the money.
fe 1927 W. GODDIN.
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At meeting Of the Trustees OF INC w.
brary OF kentucky, January 10, 1872 j. ~.
solved tAat c. BRIGGS, Esl., who "H''I ,,.
late Hon. THOMAS T.. BRAMLErEE WAS 'ie ,.,s,,
siness manager OF the gift concerts a!fe''' "a
In aid OF the Public Library Of KENTUCKY ~ -,
he Is hereby authorized TO take the p'i'' a." ,ts
vacant by the death OF said BsAaIErIL !" -,
mans GENE n, Of the affairs OF the hnh ah" -. IN
concert, and that the drawing anuoane'' 10 I'll,
ruary "a, 1875, shall positively and unelH''sI:
take place on tina, day without any ia''hs'
ponement or delay on any account "ha!r'e.'
R.T.DUkRETT, PGs'!UeD'
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter all communications reaans ~ ,,su.
Gfth concert should be addressed to tbe ~.
ed, and pledge myself that the drawing shau 10.
OF February 9th, or that every DOLLAR 49,
tickets shaa be returned
c. N. BRIGGS. Agent and asasss ~
!. sa.sa.rbswIas Louisville, n.y.
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DRAWING CERTAIN Or MONEY REFCND-S

Whole tickets, $50: halves, s25 ten'H' -
coupon, Is; eleven whole tickets, cow.
For tickets or Information, address
THOMAS Z. BRAhLs -
Lou.1A.c, ~.
For tickets or information apply ~
A.P. L'ECUiEK 300 Bank .'r'eI, ~,
.WM. ". MYERS, hoo Main sfgeS:
II l9-SSTlSwlllo ElCHAs|"
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GAME To MY PLACE, on the Sth Fc@:tts
" of January. Il BLACK HElFEK. IhcESn.A-
owner will come forward, prove property, pay
cnargts :, and take her away.
JAMES DGNT, Petersburg turnpike.
90 . Manch.s tor Va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY %, 1875.
sun rises. Cos Moon rises.........11 .0G
sun se:s.....,.. $50 High tide.......... 7.f5
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DuBLIC LIBRARY OF KENrCCkl.

u L
DEATH OF GOVERNOR BRAdLhl
TON OF THE TRUSTEGs-A oo|.hxr
APPOIN D-NO MORE rosi,.
MENTS-DRAwISG CERTAIN sEbh'''
9th.
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QUESTION: Where can / buy <N&aS3
0L good SHOES for myself or chill @eSs~-S
dren at low figures, but made OF good material!
between Second and Third, where nothing but city
made goods aresold.
BOOTS footed to order for only SO. se15
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Auction sALEs-ru,.re n.-

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN TIE.
L COUNTY OF HANOVER. CLAY Tow,Lr
sHip, NEAR ASHJAND.-By virtue Of a assS NJ y +.
trust from >. .. Tinsiey to the undersIgnsd =.
LIST OF July, 1872, and OF record In the cert,
OF the County Court Of Hanover, win eli =, 'nse
lic auction, on IhUksDAY. Msreh 4, 1876, a eI,
street, by the acre SO much Of the land nain
In said deed az will be sucien. 10 pay The dss
cured thereby and interest, and the cost of
this deed. -eeoang
The land conveyed consists Of TWO TRAITS
one OF TWO, HUNDRED AND sixty Ar
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and sJjoi0s the l ands
OF v. X. Priddy. Joseph g. NInsheId ana o, ihaho5
and the other OF TWENTY-SIaE Am ' m.ss:'
HALF ACRES and adJoiDs the lands OF II, ~ r.
Tinsley, Robert w. Jones, and William j. Kin11 ~
TERMS: Cash. sang
Te 20 . ROBERT @. SCOTT T,r,,,