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Bsaro ano Roo 80.

49,
East siio.
IOI EAST 3D-ST-FURNISHFD ROOMS
4 - with BOARD. snite OF sngiy; house snd appoint
uien' = lsr,s class: utreaces eAeha9g,d.
T2c EAgr 271h-sT, between LHxiIlgton
Ss@ on d T al R S sS, elv es m
ycrl.ce Wa class BOARD Nra-'nale1 hos, rufrsnce, in
, nsnel ROOFS TO LII TO gentlemen WITH or with
E2S N aDISON-AyE.-N suite Of ROOMS,
80 viii private iabls and attendance
IA EAST 5TH-S .-PARlOR FLOOR, or
4 - ysrtor only wen furn,sleql al
modern iront roup second door. andHall
Bro klyn Board.
I@~ COLUMBIA HIGhTS, Brooklyn.-De-
L s.rab.o ROOMS for families, with BOARD
Country Board
A RICHER HOUSE. Dobb's Ferry, OPENS
a. No % asi a9hsi eooi sabr Accommodation reference,
] exchanged.
\ PRIVATE FAMILY. having 3 very Piers
NAY =" iaa a ie~ n2AhnfS .or ne rmme. ~htis 'hy
I6Ge. q fHk 4 Rd ~; ''''
ESREEzEDALE FARNI, within two hours
- trsy oa ntra' m ltoai u NerI rs"y fine ROOMS
s 1T 1sa " A S5 DvNroN % H. North hF''e s'
| COUNTRY BOARD.-an elderly gentleman
I = q
Let OF Hay doil wcoS; otaer ly a. June
Address BOX ~ II lfOl CE Hudson.
COUNTRY BOARD may he obtained ai Il
rom cro q end 9. o. WIFI Ei0 New a 4o ss ing the
tciCrerCcs D. /. EailCE lt4 Wet ahtst, ans g
T. Loucs, % 81. Address L. l. VINCENT FreeAo4
Cre@ n Co.. y \.
DARTiES looking for good COUNTRY
HOME, eler re,L. beds. Table ana sarpun lues aIe
,isAiug Children wI;h Csuusbt
persona please dres T. o. BOZ Isl, ROODiuG Or - Orlse
Co. y, y
NA GAPDEy-ST., Hoboken-A furnished
tofa WINTER Ia u
NJ fefIls.
Board erd Rooms Wanted.
BOARD w ANrED-In Orange, n. j., with
Ioorrs -enteaIans wife, tsu ~ lU chlCrn amt
Teorr1c required Address ENARI- No 100 west
. Inn e.. New.NOrk.
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CoacNman.

Coac'rnan.
A GENTLEMAN giving mp housekeeping de-
4 TT ALTON for hIsCOA IMAM, who ~ 1nereIy
New YolE
A SITUATION WANTED as COACHMAN-
NV
mas TIC Cali address q T. No 27 est
4lst-et
4 SITUATION wanted by an Englishman as
Cal or ars rIom IS rAnfoT. care NJ cosGsy's
rage " arcroums. No 1903 East l3thsL
4 YOUNG MAN wants SITUATION in
n TN. co niry coACHMAN, TO help IN eaIlen. nk
dress H. B.. Boz a9 Tr6ulo io~i once l25s
4 CQLoRED ySnE naR ,psH s1o, Tant'
either capacity; reference Address G. A. irbune
UpiowI Oihce 1888 Broadway.
4 COACHMAN wants a SITUATION; thor
oo; .S ne1 s IrT S gifs y ver
nns AID lining . rclnTcd .l4 oe ioIna no ~ 90
Front 81. Newark Ne@Jcrsey -
COACHMAN. GROOM, &c.-By a competent,
- expe fenced map WITH seF'Ta y,t rrieTG'e y Ga'
seen Si at The HOTTEST Ant HOME ~ REAU, lis or1
COACHMAN and GROOM-By a iirst-class
- man Thoroughly understands his business las good
acc to WORK 4dcress T. o. T.. ODBLLs AGENCY, 100
West Jitast
COACHBlAN, GARDENER, &c.--By a Protest
well also can care eaIiie ,na DO 9aI do1r sarsSI %w
I;s West 1lt 81. coT. 6tilave.
NOACHMAN GARDENER, &sc.-C0OK, &C.
~ d,c. b a married 81 children MN
and CrivC BILL go gardening &c; wle -
ami laundrrsS 4OOd RECOMMENDATIONS tau al
CARPENTEI.S. LIS West lithIst Corutr Gtllave
StOACHMAN AND GR0OM-By a Protestant
u man reference from last place
understands the management oi horses tborO Ey
IKE 10 live Ia cottage Can he sron at ODfl =
AGENCY. NO l09 Vest Ala St, cor-eI .! BrAHi"ay IN
Guire j. C.
COACEiMAN and GARDENER-A respect
~ allie yOnug married incnmCranse understands
of horses thoroughly Is also good
understands yegetaDea BoserS, &C prefers
place where nIscouDted references Ap
piy ODEIIS AGENCY. 100 West S4tfsL. cTher Broad
way Inquire for I. i.
COACHMAN-By n man who thoroughly un-
harness lived years place
recommendations for strict sonr ETY. ho e5iy
excellent dnrn the past II III TINS cF no
objection ~ the country Address cOACIIMAN, LOIS 6ihaVr
| XNANTED--By a practical cOaehman, sit
w will BIS found Trustworthy young man single
good references ali ad,s6sSs COACHMAN, 3'S East
/ 35tI.st., New York City.
VNANTED-By young MAN (colored) with
GROOM Il make himself generally rseul around gen
place the country gardening, &c Can bc seen mt
b43 6tl ave- second floor S3i-sC
| yNANTED-A situation by EngliShman
w tuarried) as COACIIMAN IN private family
~ M T1v0tiy steady willing ami OILS IL fs
teach gentleman Inc
rfiug has ridden and tart tor Under
and has Hrs,eltse 10
Direction city country. Address j. IL '" H. BOA 10
Vi, town Tribune Office, l,S3S troad"ay.
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fine Grls.

fine CHS.
SPECIAL. .,-,.,,,,r,ox
t;rrome Merle Corot
IsaheY. Esi Fftre,
FI .urch hoHss.al. J. 81. Iiars
T l. smith, s cher bach, DetJile.
]. a.. J.. 10 Haas, otto tpchcr. Nipefb
iuduIp Eiu LAa.2eGs
"a q k,eE koeE 8. JOtrLLn.
S0r,erTran, :. clifford, Worms.
PH0ty, J. Johns,n, li--'h
And more han ore hnnre~i others bc0ngiDg To Mr..
Henry a. Chapman, II.
TIess superb voi-s FREQ exhibition, daf
aull eseulIg, 81 i"e
1hr collection briefly and 'rrthfuiy characterized
been O3i rcd ~ tue aIcton noti
fb s-a.oD aud Glspci Otbn
This civ." - .,
uNREsER Y ED SALE
sold ny "a the b. yhrsf bid Ter with
reserve EVENING" O dONAG ahd 4 4 .scDA1, 20
ani 81
SPECIAL
To promote convenience NJ by,r seats for the sale VII
be aud lici- cts ISSUED on application 10
Th,, Messrs LEAVIrr, AIrtoDcera
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4 COLORED MAN wants n situation as
4 NAllEi.. COACH nan, PORTER "A stofr best
.. " rei ructS Address IN The rear OF -" West 23ui a.
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Gardeners

GARDENER-By q man aged 80 years, who
can DO tower and veeesa gardening, care grcohose
ana afaparfs bud prHne fe lay out waSs and drives.
grade good Recommendations Cal al CAitIEN EN- ~
1Ss West lltf 81, On ava
CAKDENER's SITUATION WANTED by a
~ single GERMAN md rstands fhoroug ly uLsnaf.n
ere4ol.e grap.ry yrosgst- Hnh raise al iSwe
srut ard vorcfaoles unherz afe draw map 70 any
~.aes fnakas bst style hh- Dsa i"r
garlsning Embellishments IN lslsiti snu
Germany and H- tt references from al piane~ Ahhrss
"a "a r. Porf1ssstAx. q. Z.
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TlWO elegant, second-tiOor, front ROOMS,
WITH frs' eass D"ard for suits residrnee con- Is
tous ra.sei beral dee rEe party. Address
fof .n:eryi. " POsr-Dfce Box 2.5JO, New orK city.
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~ roupe wunau ar gsd nuily COOK nHkos good stdPs
r1s iesserss sc nier brad sd btrnit 49, = Pc
r,f wsshcr 0ier FURNISH the O'st r. y 'F IN
hat rn nyor Apply at ODELLS AubNCD. 1913 "'H o'It
a. u.I VI nrlAaMa.
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Waiticssos.

A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl wishes o
~ s.Laatiou a. WAITRESS, CHAMBBRAAID ami
Waitress Ia u pr family wOlt ike she HutSOl
ion tao summer years reference from her ian lace
CAL lncy store, NJ 6Jl JttVe bet tJtn and Issts
NNAITRnS>-By highly Respectable young
w woman UNDERSTANDS Ut silver and getting up
a Noild take Oh AM BEftMOhh
and WAITING very uen iIy Wiling ant oolixinS btNt
aud s0Jriti Ciiy or county Apply
AT bO0KIAAf's, 3O1 tthaVe. near 2Ji u.
90 6TI-ANE. near .}2d-st., over millinery
- ~s1 class WAL lREos VINO unucr-t stands
her business it, brnches aLd can taNe lcTnans
pLl,e Dest cItJ T6irrehCea-
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Farmers.

Farmers
I,ARMWORK and UsEFUL-By man lately
Iads aged years fsTInwOrk a. Zone IN me
garden, tiai drive h0Ish &C.
VICES mo erats O good home Gail at CARPFN TEIto
i.,s VIZ ST. Gthavs-
UAKM HAND.-A young man wonld ike
i place q farm gentirnans piaer can 40 iar ng
niet, of horses ana oan furnish I'll
Sre1cs.s Apriy ut ODELL6 AGENCY, lts West 3ftAst
lsraA~sy.
EARM WORK-DAIRY, POULTRf.-By an
can al kinds of farm wer uis care cattle NM hoIs
rasndsiions Cai at cARfEHfEKs l3s Wesi iflst, cor
Bthsve
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YIWO pleasant and well LurnlsIled PAKI-UKs
ana one square ROOM rent ~ Or more gentlemen
g. l.fh-st
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- IN. GTU-AVE., first hOor-DressmakeT,
COO tho roughly htting. - lish trimming, desnss Ln
French emitting and nttisg. AMI nas:ina, AMI remOiehIg
specially Taught Call On or address, II. V.
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ONE LARGE and ONE HALL ROOM. with
" lr,e closets thir hOor front 70 LET without board
81 f-rDed private family house hTst class references
10 Nost 2lstst.
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Walters.

W good boy ard c,-, ser good rofcteHc> Address
JOHN HAhij lasJk. Sc lEtRNe- ferG or.
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(ODk AND AIIRESS-By two excellent
" n cbeient servlit5 the one Is hrstcass family cCok
Uts boil srsiants game and oulfly, can bone
lard. variety n d"lc0s desserts thG otntr
q waitress undcrfandh her business Las
nurse sat5taCJry be- 6.l
ava, b,t~ern sofa snd Stu So, FRENCH 81 kEAU.
TWO competent girls. sisters, wish STU
l. ArIONS 0otl tho auIily a o,,ok washer
nd runer other cnauIUeTnaid oBl,
consequence 81 tho fann going Europe
present on loy-rs. gl2 fast iarhst
} GERMAN Piot4stant girls wish PLACES
N TRAVEL with family % Europe Germany god
city reference. Address J. p, All kAlst Isth ~.
y EXCELLENT SWEDISH GIRLS desire
- siiusfions rgtn-r IN city OF conn r. COOS.
otner as cHAMBERNAtD AMI WAIfittlSS both IIll,T
Gail 1T lo8 SHAVE. between 5h and etn 49, up
stairA
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1{TH-ST., 2I7 West.-An elegant SkCONl
+ FLOOR with or table; occupied four Years u
present party Also desirable Rooms tor gentlemen VIII
z q. by4r RI
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I.A% WEST 42D-ST .-Ele CANT PARLOR and
--D Rooms en- suite single with without bo.r u
fs parties reduced rates. also desirable room Tor
III IL. rclsn.
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. fTH-ST., WEST. No. $50, near Broadway
Handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS with fret class BOARD
large suitable for gentlemen rcirreacos eA
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COOK. WASH, and IRON-By "A competent
y,.n, WOMAN. gpoi o.oE nsa.as ss"i~ Or al,
i,tn,s czk IN beg style exee bout sasnei hi
Cal nj "a Hf ~ ii.it -
IgQ iltb..f.. cor
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Coac'rnen
4 GENTLEMAN giving up housekeeping de-
"a sre~ STU ALTON for hISCOA hMAN who is in every
x.y competent and Oblg.ug. Address W r. h. Boa l'''
N..rE - Il
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5nuaiious Wdnieo--Mal.s @.

DORTER and USEFUI-A young man would
like pl,se psrrr tifacr ho,i ~ ciy ur
country ~ Ni1ng dns-l Jul and frrn!- ri
srf'ts. Inquire for j. g. ODEilfS AGENCY. 100 West
- ST.. corner BrUa lSuy.
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COOK, WASHER, and IRON Elt-By Swedish
gr il .froIg aaH agle la wpH trn,si no
frs.,s oity CosIir, oblocL Cal III 100 ot-
~. h,lwr,n Sfh aud gtlLsts, up stesIa
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Mi1c9'la1aols

GITUATTONS WANTFD-By man and wife,
- - Wal ttfs-S aDd FOHlFEs both capable ~ t'ec
crarge e. boar Ing mousse hotl references 80 a''
f.-tt tu Il a.. afo
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~ Male Female, TOR Ci5 Country, a. coacnmrn
t.arirnrr iOrers, servants Farm ltads
isunGr-srs ChainDerfia ami Mattresses Nurses
toOg Wash and IronerS HolbeworhtTs
inuItsiiat, ~ suiei AT tAhpbNrrirs Old =
1ABLISIikD EMPLOY MINT HOUSE, No 1875 West llth
y
(OLORED SERVANTS-Evely capacity, AZ
~ TITUS" AGENCY esisbl shed 1858. lf2 Am.ty 81
one eorff orn
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0TTH-ST. No. AIS West---Nicely furnished
III ROOMs ~ gentlemen. with breakfast desired near
Ne A ni-.d Hs,l..
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THE IMMORTALITY OF BEARD The Ber-
lin correspondent of the London Daily Tple.
qrQph writes: "Germany is, on the whole,
a country Of rational liberty rs regards the
adjustment of hair and beard. In this re-
spcct, every man, as q general rule, be he
soldier, lawyer, magistrate, tinker, or tailor,
is allowed and exercises his full right OF pri-
yute judgment without any sort of interfer.
ence from above. But Herr Consistorarath
Hcgel, son to the great philosopher, has de-
cided that the line must be drawn somewhere,
and has accordingly drawn it at parsons, over
whom alone he can claim any species
of authority. A gentleman, lately
elected rs pastor by some Lutheran
community, presented himself few
days ago, according to law, for the neces-
sary ratification before Mr.. Hegcl, COnsisto-
rial Councillor for the province OF Branden-
burg, who at once refused to tender the oath
to the applicant on the ground that be wore
anoustaches: go bone and shave YOURSELF
he said sternly, land then we will see about
it, The clergyman, knowing his congTega-
ton to be equally satisfied with his doctrines
and his beard, is rs reSOlute in this matter as
the Oriental priesthood has always shown
itself towards shearing popeS, and the little
Lutheran community remains without
pastor until the question can be settled by
some higher authority-theO berkirchenrath,
| suppose. This incident has become fer
tile subject for lampoon and caricature. One
of the comic papers gives US ske,cn OIL 81.
Peter under hands of the barber. A COL
league asks the meaning of this. why, you
see.' the reply il, 1T would not do to stand
ill with Hegel.'"
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n acene for a study.
JEAN ISGELUW

White Law the snow over roof over woid- s
White hung the moon In the frosty SKY;
And huddled sheep. that crouched In The ioa,
Wore the white raiment dropped from on nigga:
& Mt LII lie window, rustic ana old,
Cleaned cheerily red on the wanderers nigh.
A painter passed on his way that pight;
81 What scene for 4 study " the painter salo
Fairy gicams that ruby light;
Icicles fringe 1t from overhead:
Oh, moou thou art ghostIy! Oh, world, thou art
I,ll look In the window all warm and red"
So he looked-but whatever his eyes might see
His rencil told not, his lips were dumb.
I might guess. but who would listen TO me!
And the dsys of the paint have ioid their sun
Would you know, You must walt I'LL your soul Is
And you two meet In the world to come.
Here Is The study the painter wrought;
A little way off that window glows:
nd the prints of children's feet are brought
lin 10 the doorway, aillwart the SHOWS,
nd The moontranls fell like an afterthought
And siyers their pathway who now repose.
Cold shows The world and the sky round about,
And warm breaks that rllddy light betweeni
OF the painters thought pre1 not aouol,
For long like his study his life has been;
All long time his lot was to walk wlthout,
From The one light apart In winlry scene.
RutI hone. where the whit" fakes freeze no more
hope where winter l. over and gone,
For the cold of the ght that went before
He almost forge;s how he made his moan; ---
A nd almost forgets how they closed the door,
And doomed him to work in the word-alone.
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seaD: Common. 50Sc.: best washing. 11@
11He. toilet, 10000, and fancy prices' eoun'
Teas: Black, 55e.@s1- last prime s arti T.
Gle: Imperial. 81 I6Is1 so ; gunpowder, 5000
$1.45 Tor strictly choice.
Hides, Leather. &c.
Hides: Green. 5Gsc.: dry sailed: lS6Sl4e, LID
hint 14G1 &c.. wet salted, SSYluc-' wei suteo S0n-
SA Leather Sole leather, oak, sole leather
ss sIsb Ss@sSs sp. aeS
d. boz calfskins. Frsnch. si.25as2.25 = b.; rough
ski NNs' NN iron, steel, Nails. sc.
-Eron !. American refined. Old Dominion. 81 U
63c. % d. English and American sheet gG DE-
swedes re T1gafHss aS0P FOO s BUR-
den's mn 25 as7so p 100 MS; Trsde-
gar horseshoe, s6@6.25; Tredegar mule-shoe'
sI ST. MAYORS cast steel, English
blstsred, ISkc. - d.; American s4isiefed' A@'s''
mills: Old Dominion, $3.50 for STANDARDIZED
IS Tvs penny other sizes extra. $500, on.
Plough Castings: Wholesale, 5sc.; retaii' osc'
y 49, Liquors, Wines, sc.
A1e: Scotch, best brands, pints, $2'O092.2o y
Rectided Whfskeys: Market excited and upset It
tied owing to threatened increase OF United ota1es
1't Rye Whisseys: Medium, s1.5oGs2; pure o od
70 gg91,as 51 and upwards Whiskey market un-
Settled owing to the action Of Congress about In
crease Of taxes. ,.,a no ..sa
8rgndies. Domestic. Fl 20 (dt2' irult, S1.ooU
$3.50: apple. new. 1902. so: peach, %.
Runr. New England, $l.45(0t1.60; Jamalca
and Santa Cruz, $4As6. ~. .
Licorice:
Ltcortcs Pasts-yC Co.. s1c o r; r.; Sn Sse;
A. O. g., 23c. Il. q Co., Z4c', Z D. 6oe.' Aheh"i
&c; A. g. u, 26c-
Lumber, Slaves, Etc.
Le.n1ber White oak. 81 O14.5O u 900; west
era Virginia poplar. IL UtGS1S "a LOCO: white pine,
S356S75 ~ l 900. Yellow nine boards. $lOntl4;
ioist. 81 2M$lS, according TO lengths 3hlnglesoo
Pine SO. 5O(G$5: cypress six-nch, $7.5Ugsl3.oU
a. 1000. laths-Split, $3.50; sawed $Z.oo 2
.Stnrss.-Whiskey-ba timber. green. 81 1920
a 1000: seasoned. S204Q425 ~ LOCO. tiour,
barrel timber, 46@S7.50 "a 1000. Flour barrel
poles, $7@ss: hogshead hoops, no demand; NICK
Rope Manilia, best, 2s@25c.; sisal, pc. u b. !;
- Rags~Mixed cotton, &c.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
len, 3@3c. go p,o
Fuse: Toys mining SO, soc. m$1. 20 "a 90 feet.
Ponder: 1878 by the i've keSs-leSs than nTe
kegs, So rs; blasting. S3.500S4.
Shot: Northern, *2. rs u pax OF. 20 DIS. s..
GrindStOnes: 2@4215c. ~ b. ...... ..
Seeds.
Cyorer s76Df75O "a bushel
Timuthy t3.75@f4 u bushel.
Orchard Grass: $3.50 ~ bushel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-01

A "BUsTED COMMUNITY. From the San
Francisco Chronicle. l-Tbis phrase may very
properly express the condition Of affairs in
Carson and Virginia City. A correspondent
writing from the latter place says: "ThiS
is a city Of elongated visages---a city Of sack
cloth and ashes. Everybody here dabbles
in stocks, and, therefore, everybody is plum
busted Hinc illg lacrym9."
A resident of Carson City was on Calfor.
MIA street yesterday, and he made everybody
laugh by telling how the Nevada Legisla-
ture were skinned in stocks. Said be: "You
know Sharon said, after election, that he
wouldn't pay any member a cent for bis
vote; and really don't believe be did, but
he carried stock for the boys carried about
a hundred Ophir, you know-eh? Well, at
that time Ophir was selling at $3.50 share.
This was about the 4th Of January, you
know, and Sharon was elected on the 18th.
By this time Ophir was up to about
$3.50, and the boys all had a profit of
$50 share, and some of Sharon's poll.
teal engineers paid each man the
difference, and advised all Of them to buy
Qphir, as it was going to $500 sure. We'll,
sir, they just pitched in and bought--and
borrowed and bought more. Some Of them
had their wives in San Francisco seeing the
sights, and they teegraphed to the old wo.
men to draw 1t mild on silks and jewelry
and get Ophir. Well, they've all got enough
Ophir now, reckon. Why, if you were to
take all the Sharon members id that Legisla-
ture and run 'em through ten-stamp mill,
l don't believe you'd get enough bullion to
pay for crushing. They went In on mar
gins. you know--buyer thirty, eh: Well,
when left they were all skirmishjny around
town for clearinghouse, buyer thirty"
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A n INTEREST IN TIE LYNCHBURG
n REPUBLICAN AND The JOB OFFICE
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION jim SAT-
URDAY. March 6, 1S75. at IL NJ, the unfersyn-
ed commissioners, appointed by the Corporation
Court for the city Of L,Ichburg. In the cbarcery
suit of" Mcclellan. Smiths 4 Jordan Ok. Hard.
wicke" will sell at nubic auction. al The Office II
the Lynchburg Republican, In said city. III IN
TEKE:ST OF GtURGE W. BAkDWIrkt ttcrty-
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GrORG 4 W. HAkDWlfkE L co.
The assets OF the concern consist of the prcSses
type. furniture. subscription list, GOODWILL &c. ot
the Lynchburg Republican new paper, the JOB
office thereto attached Ind The debt, due said cGn.
Germ.
This newspaper has been In successful operation
for hiriy-four years, with sarge influence and eS-
teps'vc circulation. il is To-day one Of the leading
Conservative pap, rs Of the state.
The JOB OFFICE IS u valuable a. junct to the
paper. 1T has recently been ct ,bll SHED, and Us
presses. types, forms.&c are perfectly new and OF
the latest patents.
Persons wishing more accurate Information mar
get II from ei!h'r of The subscribers. or from MIR.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-01

LETTER FROM MARX TwAIN.-Mr. Samuel
l.. Clemens has consented TO lecture ia Hart
ford for the benefit of the poor. The fol.
lowing is his letter: 49,.
HARTFORD, February 20, 1873.
Gentlemen,-I accede to your request with
pleasure. Many months ago permanently
Quilted the lecture field and said would not
appear upon the platform any more unless
driven there by a lack of bread.'By the spirit
of that remark | am debarred from deliver
ing this proposed lecture. and so l fall back
upon the letter OF it and emerge upon the plat.
form for this last aud final time because am
confronted by lack of bread-among Father
Hawlet's flock. Most people lie by the spi-
rt and the letter too, but am not one ofthat
kind, for have been very carefully brought
up. / wish TO impose upon you the cOndi-
ton that thu. expenses of this enterprise shall
be paid out of four or five private pockets
(mine to be one Of theml, TO the end that all
of the money that comes in ut the door
shall 60 to Father Hawley's needy ones,
by taxes on its journey. / am
glad to know that you are going to put
the tickets at 81; for what we are after
now is money for people who stand sorely IN
need Of bread and meat, and SO the object
fustities the price. AS this will probably be
the last time shall ever have the opportuni-
ty of hearing sound wisdom and pure truth
delivered from the platform, wish to buy
ticket to this lecture, and / herewith send
money for the purchase. I am aware that
could get In for nothing, and still be acting
in measure honorably; but when l run my
lecture over ia my mind and realize what
very hcaaaza OF priceless information 1t Is,
l find I cannot conscientiously accept of
kee pass. Respectfully, Mack TWAIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-01
BY Cook u Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

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STOVE, MATTRESSES, BOOKS, &C., AT AuC-
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Twenty-second and Twenty bird streets, an exec,
lent assortment IF HOUSEHOLD FCRNiiohI'
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green reps, made To order
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fe 20 Auc1ionecrs.
The above sac Is necessarily postponed to WE'D
NtSDAY the Sd OF March,. ,ro,
m AuctiOne2rS.