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New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
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cLOTE & JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
= Ems and BLANKBOOK MANUPACrl RERS no 81 Fu'on-'
ACCOUNT BOOKS any pattern Oniss soc,isd, ,s
HENRY L. SL0fE JOSAlhA, Sa,1S. -
VNTM EYERDELLs SONS, 10i Futon-st.-
w LITHOCRAPHIC. STEAM JOB PRlEIEAS Sal LABEL
MANUFACTURERS
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Gelu t1ante0--fcmnles.

GeIp Wante0--fcTaes.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEM-
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE- RECEIVED AT THE OFiONN
OFFICES No. 81 West Thy5ecolL, OK so heJE I"eh'nd
st., up to p m, at regular olite rates
A NEAT, tidy Girl wanted, as CHILDREN"
"a NURSE; must willing AMI obgug and have city reference
Aprly at 10 Fifg-eilht1st., near Fcarthaye
A GIRL WANTED for GENERAL HOUSE,
n WORK, WASHING ami IROAlNGi German pree''e4 III
SiIthAye.
A WET NURSE WANTED-TO take baby
IA homes liberal Zee win be given to one who WI pay proper
attention au has comfortable home Apply AZ l2
Girl, TO COOK, WASH, and IRON in a
"A family Of 6ve; mast good auEdss Call with city refer
cpce At us gas Nineeulh-5t between 1hraSe aud nspe
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EXCITING SPORT ,,., ,o,.s
AZ WILD LIFE on THR PLAINS BROUGHT TO OUR DOOts.
Tie Me1can the aso aud @ Mustng in brookBn he MeAcn
er extraordinary perOm1ncesi TINS Iron con
Of the Drners hormen Of the rrcles Of the President Mh
leo vii give Of their wonderful exhb ons 10 fssong W.
and In daring ats horsemaup az the CAPlIOblNh
Booky WEDNE DAY. THURSDAY FRIDAY AMI "a UhDA OcI
10 H. l8 Among the and extraordinary ieaJs
will following: asong tie Wild Texas steers Whe lh l
Lassong the Lon ln9 Leg LaraiRg ana n1ns & az
raye steer without saddle bre Throwing The ueete set
sault without VI asso, bY rider az ml speed Lsoas %
riding the fghny er showing us made OF tlc srate
stopping on line while in M etMP most dMeih Sul LINZ
feat witch Only DO accomplished BY the mustang pony,
items from the qrourd While ian gaop Laraug tue eve
sn rnnq The fony the OH pec1hh 0uA
ton on lie praires during the branding season. ~
The Thrilling Exciting Performance Of ft, Troupe ~ s.on
ye4 Press, Bsr Pup and FlDA3 - s
Just past Trouue performed for Two weeks ~ sr The
uubounlci admiration OF VISITORS =, e
following letter 10 the editor OF ols 81 ,e m y, ~.
Sy an i'F9 W a. '-+' ~ GLRN BrcaELL, Oc'. T. 1914
DsAR SIR: Yours "a hand Ia ress1le 70 'he si9Gs &
you refer TO- take eres pleasure IN sa,ns ~ - Que o VIC
most snsns ani general sasactonng sports leat mas yer
place upon gr0ani, IN this seou " N' N'@N'' ~
spe Ak too hishly them. Reseciii, 0,,s r, - ,.
u III D. p,J an furnish music Grand aud reserved Tor L2dleA
iar sc Chn IL years, 23e Gaies open at D. IN
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

w B0X 100, Tribune Office, would like to
w hear Of pair sound rOers that can show ESQ to tie pole
\ TOP WAGON, BY DusenbuTy 81 Eanduser
do b. Syr5; 10 oDei Wagons by Brewster Waterman and
other cty makers secondhand top aud Pony PhaeoDs Two
seal Pha,ton side sprng top and open Express Wagons gbt
oces hact0n single and double Hrness Blankets
Robss e. W. II. GRAY, - TO y Woosterst
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Grlu iOnnle1--l l1lales.

TEIP NO"I''FU ~F'''E7'
AN OYSTERMAN WANTED.-Apply at GIG
"a Srhave, after 10 o'clock n. H. 4 EARL
DOY WANTED-AbOut IA years of age, who
I'D resides with hs parents 70 deliver packages mnst come wen re-
commended. wM. w. GBER, ststoaer, III Lbetyst
DOY WANTED who can write good, about
I'D 10 years OIL az lg5 yarekst
WANTED INMEDIATELY-In Chicago,
1000 good BRICKLAYES Wages s5 per day Apply 70 Room
Rrchnge Building, w. Cor Clark and Washngon-s, Chicago
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Proposals.


BoARD or ESGINEERs TIE PouRrHAvE IMPROVEMENT. !
O2FIcg GRAND CENTRAL DEPOr. NKwlORK, October b'|)
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS.-As misapprc-
~ henoa Contractors re to tLe mRasr Q. oSS
Of the FOuhsye. improvement n"eea ost
enty unts Harlem RIVER hereby ordered tat tne ~
to the parties Making hen ana ne
whole OF the points mentioned be nd to bidding
from all Contractors. r . -.-., =. .At. Ia ,.. 4,
oclocl D. n. Of the 22l Inst
$500 ALLAN CAMPBELL
A. w. CRAVEN,
EDW. H. TRACY
l. G. BUCKHOUT
Board Of Engineers Fourth-ave improvement
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Giin propertn 10 Lei.

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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
" YORK TRIBUNE WILL DB RECEIVED AT TUE UPIO"S
OFFICES Nos 81 West Thrysecoudt, J15 Mest l"eniEu
to m AZ regular ohee rates
TENO LET-A large BASEMENT, with two
ovens suitable for Bread sna Pie Bakery corner IhirYha
and Broadway and sirth.ave.-Oli stand
WIN. II. RAYEOR. 81 Pn.s.
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THE TURF.

THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIA.
on offer the following premums " be trotted for at
their autumn Meeting commencing TUESDAY. September
iurse No, s7so.For horses that have never beaten
Purse No. q 81 O0For horses that have beaten
sSS 8 sfsSHs ssS e is
e:2s; $500 hrst $500 to second and 500 to third
Purse No 81 2o1For horses that have never beaten
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY, September lq.
Purse No. S8Dl-For horses that have never beaten
2:3S; $3.50 to rst $50 TO second and $50 TO third
Purse No S2OO-For horses that have never beaten
Is; 200 70 hrst, $500 TO second and $500 to third
FOURTH DAY-FRlDAY, September 10
Pure No Z $lsSo-For horses that have never beaten
Fars @ sssGSs soe s g % e rs so to
'to0Aa sfSTi SP$ iii pSy%sSryRpAY September q: q .
sS to second SS and sisS 70 third 70 A''
Purse No 10, 81 30 Dash Of three miles IN harness
ce for ALL with $500 added 70 the horse beating Dutch
All the above races to Be mile heats best three in ve
except purses Nos and TO- aud will he governed
BY the rules OF the National Association horse danc
ing the hsld will only be entitled @ first -Four
the rule to horses being drawn advertised ut
last Spring Meeting Entries will close at the American
Jockey Club Restaurant IT, b. Johnson) corner Broad
September at O'clock r. M. All communications to
be addressed TO q. W. Oakley Superintendent corner
Fulton and Boerum streets. Brooklyn Gong Island
savings 0AnA ''S1sl %HRsfrN KALBrLgIscH, President
GEORGE ". OAKLEY suReoT1nftsEaden'' Ro1fcE.
and four yearod colt stakes will be trotted, will be duly
advertised The timc tor the nnal payment Of 500 Tor
entries In the three colt stake the st
september next and for the four yearod stake on the
''' " '''' GEoRaR W. OAKLEY. Superintendent
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FaorHpS solu%n sS1um
oAkD ASp LonSG
Raj Esz1E s5s
sus1sEss SSPnRi pAou-s.A
CIV sS asRGEs zs:ssas
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwzIrrH PAcn-second Ool
AND
sae PAo.rh and sixth
pHSTi5rR9OElsyrsI III S0 PHas-sixt6 Column.
bSx T5
s1rdTloS facr"FoarsS and NTH
EuR6SPPIAH srHAMsHIps-Fuasr PAor-Finh column.
ETR0iEasELsvE vEsIH FAcn-sixth column;
FINE XKTs-fnssT PAos-Fourts column.
E9E sSSMs TO
ELEysSTn PAor-Fcurth ana 9,i, nth a,l1n columns
FSRs
HELP p'Ss'TED p'WSANs'TED-FEMALEs-rw.I PAor-rirst and
HELP s''Sn1 SSan P4or-rhird col
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 4o-Fnsr PAor-Fourth col,
HS5ss sssas 49, zssssSH%ss,,. ss%
ktssgEf; ss'YH AND
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-sEcoND PAGE
IEaA1 SofiSss.rwr1rn SS'oas r4er-s,x,h column.
Losf GNp column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAoE-Fourth column
fAcrNsixth % % Column '-
HN5 sSa
xIscElIANEous iysS%H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAos-
SCELLANEOIutjs-ELrvxxru PAcx-sixth column
NUHICAL-SEcoND PAGE-fourth column.
raSsfT: i9ia% Column
Posr oFfiOE NOTiCE-ELEvExTnP PAck-sixth column.
OF 81 FE c9 fSR BALE OR
RENT-SEcoND PACE-Thtrd column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE--SEcoHp PAcE-rhird
REAL ESTATE WANTED-sHcosD PAGE-Fourth col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-EIEvENrH PAGE-Sixth column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Thiid column. -
sALES AT TAUCTION.TwELgla rAaE-Sixth column
srru4F!oSS 4T!s6 'WAlNrED-MALEs-rwELnH PAor-sec-
SPECIAL SoTiicEs-F,Rsr PAcr-second and third col.
erORAGR-ELrvExrH PAeE-Fith column.
SUMNER RESORTS-sEcosD PAGE-Second column.
The TRApEswrwEIrrn rAcEIIhird SoSmI rni,n.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-ELEvESrH PAGE
TRAyKILERs. GUIDE-F.ss1 PAex-sixth column ,,n
ELEVENTH PAGE-Fiith column
WANTED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcK-Sixth COL
wEsfcaMEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LEr-SEcoNp PAGE-Third column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-ELKvENrH PAGE-Sixth
column.
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Tickets 10 which gifts are awarded will be paid on
presentation at the office OF the Public Library ROOM
Ssv So nc Sadng or n Louisville Ky the third
months thereafter No prize will he paid without prese
ta0n OF the ticket Its fractional part The gifts will
be paid either IN currency e the Treasury IN Louisville
NEW YORK, at the option of the holder
The Craving win take place in public, in full view Of
dir con Of the officers and Of the Public Library
q kensucky y and tho following named eminent and dis
fairly done.
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FIRST DAY-TCEsDAY, September a.
No. 1purc 81 00o For horses that have never beaten
minutes $50 70 first $3.50 TO second $50 TO third.
No. 2-Purse 420W For horses that have beaten
SECOND DAY-WEDNEsDAY, September 25
No. 3.-Purse $3.50 For horses that have beaten
2:f3 $50 TO first 9400 TO second. $40 to third.
2:3i 81, 100 to frst sou TO second, $500 to third
THIRD DAY-TIi URsDAy, September d.
No hPursc $1,000 For horses that have beaten
s:37 Ss25 TO flrst, $3.50 to second, e725 to third.
No 6-Purse 81 500 For horses that have beaten
2:23; 81 y75 20 first, $3.50 TO second $y7o 10 third
FOURTH DAY.FRIDAf, September n.
25O $3.50 to first $500 TO second, $50 70 third.
No. a--Purse ehn Free 70 ALL $2OW TO frst 81 0O0
All the above races be mile heats three In Ave,
IN harness. and governed by the rules Of the National
Association
nssion OF judges Of the race under penalty being
expelled, unless before three O'Clock NJ OF the
day preceding the race tomltting Sunday the proper
party shall have lodged with tho Secretary written
notice his Intention not to start after which notice
the horse drawn shall be Ineligible to start In the
Entrance 10 per cen! q amount Of purse. -Four e MI
SATURDAY sePiembe! I isia All entries and communca
B. A. FITZPATRICK, Secretary,
.u La Pierre House, Philadelphia
GEORGE 6TURGES President
N. B. Point Breeze Park Is in the hands Of gen.
,smsn who are fully cSmpeten,' and earnestly deter
Association, IA well as their own regulations Tor good
governmcnt and comfort TO visitors upon the grounds
and they hereby give such notice 70 those whom may
concern.
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rT,ExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS
mall '''"" ~
The steamship GEO. W. CLYDE. Captain Cole. At pier
~ Last River. VIII leave ON Saturday. August 81
Through bills VI adttg gfvcn Houson cither by the
Houston Dircc! Navigation Company BY the galveston.
Houston and Henderson Railroad.
Il u. MALifjkY& a CO., LS Maiden lane.
or 70 W. r. CLYDE. Lao Wall strcot
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$l.OOO.O0O.
'rBLIc LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.


$l.O0O.O00.
rBLrc LIBRARy OF KENTUCKY
EX-GOVERNOR BRAMLETrE ANNOUNCES NO
PosrPoNEMENr THE DRAWING WILL POSITIVELY
TAKE PLACE ON SEPTEMBER %, AS PREVIOUSLY
ANNOUNCED.
BIGGEST AND BEST THING OF THE AGE.
SQUARE CHANCE OF 100000 FOR ONLY sm
LARGE RETURNS FOR SMALL OUTLAWS.
HALF MILLION IN MONEY GIVEN AWAY
1000 CASH GIFTS ssOo,ooc
STRICTLY HONEST CHANCE IN A GOOD CAUSE
LAW AND BEST CITIZENS GUARANTEE ALL.
BY special authority in the act of the Legislature
Kentucky incorporating the Public Library Kentucky
and granting perpetual charter the Trustees will
give their
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
In the great hall the Public Library Building in Louis
vile, KY. on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q, isz2
This magnificent hall, heretofore known as weisger
Hail. is the largest centrally located and best
ranged for large and tsshlonape analences Of IN
les feet on Fourth street. BY depth q 200 net, toSr
rary at Of S2lOO0 II already contains 2OcOc vol
tree to The and enoymsnf Of all citizens Of every
by the GRAND GIFT CoNCERT now announced to raise
the money with which to the balance Of the purchase
this library much a. possible and to cndow ths ns
oR or ahs a. prsnd and e pbsnhoc unrSnq ons
Hundred Thousand Tickets at SO each win be sold Each
ticket consists quarters, bearing the
bsr and may be dislsd into quarter half or three,
lett for that purpose The holder OF whole ticket Is
titled to admission TO the concert and 70 the entire gift
quarter ticket entitled to admission 70 the concert and
which II belongs The tickets numbered from tO
hundred thousand and but this precise number
Will be lseuod.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Xh0lA haYNa &2 30. III whole
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PRICE OF TICKETS

Whole tickets $40; halves S. quarters $s so; II whole
whole tickets for 500; 2S $l55 S6 $3.50; for
$1,000 25 for $500; t5 for 5000 No discount less
than Sl00 worth vi tickets at q time
During the concert the sum OF
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TRUSTEEe.

r. 7. Durrett OF the Louisville Bar.
". N. HaidenIan President Courier Journal COMPANY.
John 5. Cain, Clerk jefferson Court Common Pleas
Henry Wstterson, Editor Louisville Courier Journal.
George r. Docrn Proprietor Louisville Anzciger.
Ben Casseday. author OF History OF Louisville.
II. N. McCarty, late of Louisville Ledger
NJ. W. Clusky, author of Political Text Book.
w. b. Hoke, Judge Jefferson County Court
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Vol. Rose, Agent Adams Express Company.

The drawing will be by blind children, from two glass
See one e Of %e win he &c es oS %y
Slips in scaled boxes, and the other leather tags with
hsr s eoen 0n Of both Se arc .S IL
BY revolving the blind child at The first will draw
draw S % sn anS % & s Will
long to the number drawn immediately before It Thus
% Ss srS Sr
all are sold or not the drawing NIL nevertheless sbso
1000 gifts offered will all be drawn and paid but dimin
tickets Instance only three .iourhs 81 the iicsets
sold the CAPITAL gilt will be reduced TO s75oO and ali
Tickets like bank notes good only to the holders
and those purchase tickets draw gifts need lie
The Farmers aid Drovers Bank Of Louisville il Trca
surer and all ncys arising from the sale Of tickets
and subject to the oint check Of the Agent and
treasurer OF the Public Library
The management Is not dependent upon the OF
provided with funds deposit the Farmers and
Drovcr Bank tor that The entire products OF
guarantee Tor the payment OF all the gifts offered.
Purchasers tickets will note that there 1000 gifts
the first enterta anment. in December last.
All tickets ordered and not paid returned before
now distinctly that tickets arc cash and that
none can be G. o. ID. orders or ohcrwsc and not
The trustees secured the services of Hon. Thos f.
Bramctte. late Governor of Kentucky, 10 their
agent in The financial and business affairs Of this Grand
Al ss drawn will be paid without anv discount and
mid riits In their rst Gin Concert as witnesses OF The in
tegriy prompiness and strict business principles upon
which this second Giit Concert may 10 expected to be
al Communications connected With the concert and all
tickets should 'c a'oif Iion rios E. BRAMLErrE.
Agent Public Library, Public Library Building
Louisville. Ky.
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ASSISTANT TRUSTEES.

Hon. y. R Hardin. Judge Court Of Appeals Kentucky.
Hon. II. W. Bruce, Judge Ninth judicial district Ky.
General Eli II. Murray, Y. s. Marshal District KY
Court
Hon E. D. standiford President Farmers and Drovcrs
Bank.
Hon. John Barbce, Manager Royal Insurance Company
Liverpool
Colonel Phil Lee. Commonwealth Attorney Ninth Judi
cal distrlct.
DR. G. Graham, Founder of Graham Cabinet
Colonel Jilson r johnson, Manager Gait House
Dr. s. Bell, Professor Medical University, Louisville
Hon. J. q. Baxter, Mayor, Louisville.
Hon. T.. L. Burnett, City Attorney. Louisville.
Henry WOilOrd, Treasurer of Louisville.
A; 9: Brannin. President M%anuiactrrers' Ian Bank
James Brdgeford, President Second National Bank.
w. c. ID. Whips, Proprietor Willard Hotel
J. c. Johnston. President Traders Bank,
VI. Victor NewcOmb rrm ot NewcoMb, Buchanan Co
Henry Deepen, President German Bank
Andrew Graham, tobacco and cotton merchant
DR.. Norvin Green, President L. and C. Short Line Rail-
road.
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$4,000 IN CURRENCY


will be given to the holders tickets by distribution by
| lot OF Ono Thousand Cash Gifts, as follows:-
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!, UMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMEK ARRANGEMENT
HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION CO.
Commencing July !, 1877
Steamers SYLVAN GROVE, SYLVAN STREAM, SYLVAN
GLEN AMI SYLVAN DELL
Landing at Harlem, 10th street, l0yh street. Astoria
w. Eleventh s;reet and Peck slip.
r,WayMLandlng At iath street ionl street astoria spi
ExpressMLsnding at 10Th street and Peck slip only
~. z 80 s ~. I 20 and 8 30 i. N.
roth street and Oti street-Lcavc Peck sip-6i5 Lx
9and 10 A. NJ: i2M: l,3l,5 G:l5 ani =; NJ
Leave Peck slp-73O 49, s:3 10 ~ and II ~ A. NJ:
I: No. 81, 80, 81 S 80 and d: :3DP. NJ.
The A. N. boat from Harlem. and the Gals =. n from
Freight reoeivod from A. NJ until r. NJ
Schools and plcncs taken reasonable tornA
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT
Boats leave Harlem at s 80 A. M and hourly an hale
hourly thereafter during the day nniny at Astoria ani
Eleventh street each trip Last boat leaves harcm ~
This tho only limo connoctn; with hs GUITAR llnc OF
Pascnsers by this line Of boats visit the Govern
mcnt works Holl date, Schneider's AMI Schut.crs
Parks at Astoria Christ Park ani Karrs Park 1t North
J. +. TALLMAN. Supsr,nLn lea.
CUNDAY BOAT For NEWARK
- On and after Sunday, Aprill
THOMAS y WAY
will make her regular trips
Leave foo. of Market street. Newark,
nt5 "a NJ aud. r. NJ.
at 10 ID A. NJ. anL 10 +. M.
stopping at Bergen Point cnch way.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w New York, Cork md Liverpool New and full. pow
cred steamships. the largest In the world;
REPUBLI0, CELTIC. ,BRiTANNId. ATLANTIC
Sailing tr" New York on Ssrdsys from ,vorpoo
on Thursdays. calling at Cork Iarbor each way. =,
VHEHNrT oH, ssepemorT q, "a
BALTIC .Septemtsr 2l. at 10 M.
From the White Star dock, Pavonia ferry Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations tor all classes unrivalled,
combining safety speed and comfort.
Saloons staterOOnis, smoking room ana bathrooms IN
mdship section, where least motion Is elt surgeons and
stewardesses accompany the steamers.
RatesSaoon, $50 in gold steera2e, $3O In currency
Those wishing send for friends in the Old Country can
obtain steeragc prepaid certificates, $S currency
Passengers booked to from all parts OF America,
Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India Australia,
China, &c.
Drafts from f1 upward.
Broadway, New York.
Bills Of lading issued through to Continental ports
IsMAY, IMRIE L CO., 10 Water street, Liverpool and
No East India avenue, Leadenha street, London.
ODONOvAN RossA WHITE STAR LINE, NO. 1858
" Broadway, between Chambers and Warren Streets
REPUBLIC sails O'Clock Saturday. Superior storage
accommodation, $50; cabin $Sl Drafts payable every
VII
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The Public Library Is open day and night and ELI.
OF every IN the Union cordially invited to
The se and enjoyment its books periodicals papers
~ II niiRRETT President Public Library Ky
~ n UaLDENAN, Vice President Public Library Ky
JCfiN s. GAIN, Secretary Public Library, KY.
EIRMERS, AND DROVERS' BANK,
rH" Treasurer Public Library Ky
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COAsTWIsE sTEAMsIiIPS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
sI9%Sf' ss'ess%snp espsp jaime. ns wh
ffr isSs nss, Sn asy asar.y
st. p"ssa e @
'''sSn H. s'seRRs cRoa%REEtI saREE co. 80 West street
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The steamship O. W. LORD
will leave pier n East %ys, AW WsaSssa.y, September.
% Tresn! 10 ror @ 81; Ions, nopie ana Galveston takcn
. For freight or passage, having superior accommods
~ -'' g. H. MALLORY Co, 1883 Maiden ians
FoR NEW xesdS eshE4Ss sSssI P.HFS5 sSs.Ssu,p LINE
from pier No hMT2T f2Ih B. fss5f sotbss sff o'clock
SsS .Ss iss"s. szsH for
Or
FOR NOZZLE Ala rEnSAsD%ISAs, IACKsos sCHa'ns
pnn sn S and
Mobile and fensaeoia and Mobile RAILROADS.
viii sail on sArusp&T AruspS&aTan August s. at NJ from pier
Insurance to Fernandiua, one. half per cent
For freight and passage apply to ,.,ps u.xn
iis war street
EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
ns oa SS ~es ss w,
p ZIP anS SDpSS TOR Nopc
SSSs S, o. sSy 81 sns % rS
ssnera
TRAvELLEMs' GUIDE.
"A BARD and DANIEL DREW, comm, ys az
Leave I;ssS yestry r ;s;p street pier yHns q so
sSy is5sySosb A Foushfsepss, RS'ncScsi raasia
AfS "Trip ticSes tiG to cozzen.'. West Point, Co Is,
0S5S Gcnnesns Sr ali points ONT West and Nor
Special trains to Saratoga and sharons enthg
A FTERNooN BOAT FOR NEwBURG, r0uGH sFe
wan, New aS%basrx Milton and Hyde PARK The Many
POWELl. from Vcstry ST. pier ~ every afternoon At sA
SS ssa ro
POWELL leave pier 80 North River, foot North Moore
;ss ss|1sSays
seiaer and sSrStosa and Troy and Boston ksroai.
CoSsEEd6 geo istALsa T. oL4paAAf captain = %II;sa ssss:
s.sI s1ssS ass; SStd East % E!s.
ssvs ssGs Sonsy Island at s3s fs and f"''n i'fr
RysR LINE sE suS VA 81,
pier iysr foot e Murray sN. street, daily sanSa
New England, n the white Mountains and Provinoes
H"lr' Band engaged ''f qs S%coN isa superintendent
Fos sTAMgoEp p,SS ASP nIsr srEAx Rn
klyss ssssS ana go, o, Thir'y'shrd street At
IIOR NoRwALK. DANBURy, LITCHFIELD AND IN
termediate stations via Danbury and shepaug vnt-
ley RairOads.-Thc s'camer AMERICUS leaves
daily from of Market street, 2a and Thiry.third
street at r. NJ connecting with the panbury Railroad
NRIENT GREEHPORT. SHELTER ISLAND SAC
~ Harbor and New Suffolk.
Summer arrangement comniencin! Julyn
rhs New York ss.s%sos Company will! ac'ps,eA from
r. NJ. the world-renOwned steamers -
J. B. SCHUYLER, Comma nder j. B. EdwardL
Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday;
ESCORT, Commander John burbank
Monday. Wednesday, Friday
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SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
vile. KY. ol
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q, is,a

The great hall of the Public Library Building in Louis
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LNoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from pier 81 North River their elegant sdew heel Steam
ship OLD nOMINioN. Bourne commander, for Ncrtclk.
giving through bills Of adny all points South and
Southwest Through PASSENGER tickets issued tn all points
general Office 1877 street. Dey street,
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earnest solicitation Of the trustees Of the Public
Kentucky have consented TO act agent to
The and control OF this my time
and care will bc devoted from the sale u tho first ticket
10 The OF tho last gift ~ VIII nc my duty to
that The money arising from the sale OF tickets deposited
In tho Farperv and Drovcrs Bank, to remain for the
..vsur o the offered gifts; to that the drawing Is
iairiy conducted, and that those who draw gns are
duty shall perform the best 9i my ability This con
ccr{ IA piycu Tor the OF cnargtnX and making ee
Sustaining free library already tic larEest and most
valuable ever known Louisville, and is tn BE- hoped
Knowing the object good .ms anu sne ncm.s lawful
shall do s IN mAkc " the success deserves and
whAcl. dosltk NOT u will attain =, nm r.ov.s -
A. brauvh oificc, In charge Of MAJOE THOMAS II
HAYS keutucky In the city OF New York.
a. 6os Broadway corner OF Hroadwsy ana street.
els and nearly opposite the Metropolitan Al moneys
arising from the sale VI tickes az the NsW ork ence
9F NEW YORK 20 the credit Q! The Farmers and Droyers
Bank O Louisville aud tickets will be sold by thc New
York oOcc. or furnished TO parties 20 sell again. upon the
Identical terms 10 be had ut Headquarters Ia Louisville
THOMAS Il. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library. Kentucky,
PnbAc Library Building, Lvulsvillc. NY.
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A NY ONE HAVING A KNOWLEDGE OF THE
L. FiIiy-fh regiment New York Volunteers who died st
Hospital Prison No at Richmond Va, In July. 1892 win
confer great the relatives by communicating
particulars to box ), go POst ONCE, New York.