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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01

The entire without reserve or terms Of one fifth in
cash and the remainder at ten years credit for
notes Gully bearing per ceut per annum IN.
terest,
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District Court of the United States Of America for
the District OF Louisana-No. 1856.
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AUCTION SALES.
By @. De Ferret Il Co,

HOUSE, AND LOT CORNER OF MIRO AND CARoN-
DELFT WALK.
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REAL RsrATB IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES D. BAZANAC AND
WTRS.
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PROPERTY CORNER OF DUMAIEE AND RCMaH
STREETS,
SALE IN PARTITION.
rrYC. GTRARDEY & t,o., NlcfinfAs

sscsnd District Court for the Parish Of Oyiesus-
10. Is sos.
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. e. Girardey q Co.

FIRST GREAT SALB OF THE SBASON,
ON TIN TEARS CREDIT.
f0R ACCOUNT OF ABSENT OWNERS.
Comprising one, two and three-story houses, in
frame and in brick.
A VlIUARTK RATHER SOUARR raar +ha C,,;y
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second Distric. Court for the Parish of Orleans
No "a Jas.
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!HU SIOhY BR,CK RESIDhSGs AND TWO VAL
uABLR LOTS OF GROUND. o. aousseal street
Pou.th pist.:ct
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Secon; District Court for the Psrish of Orleans-
No, IS gr3
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GENERAL NAruRk-Eo. 2O1

4 Approved January "A, 1873.
The New York herald., 1873-08-31
HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST 81 1ss-QUADRUPLE SHEET

Snarrets. and the man was finally caught pnferIng
iesseas @ az station Il, while waiting for the mails
PAYMENT OF PENSIONS
70 soiuIcrs o! Tue late war and their widows ia
Ha9e quarIerly The third quarter for lS73 will be
phu next Ihursday and the days following by Mr.
.. Is. Dutcner. the New York Pension AGENT At
the same time the biennial examination of inyaI,ds
by the surgeons win be held. Every pensiOner
whose ceruncate does not In express terms
exempt therefrom, or whose disability ia not
OF permanent character, such az a loss
OF limb Is subject to the examination.
This, however. only applies to soldiers of the
late war; those OF 1912 are exempt on account or
their being pensOned as survivors and not az in
Yallds. The highest number OF certificates thus
far Is as follows For widows, 1872, 7OO lor inva-
lids 124 800; widows OF 1912, $685. invads of 1872
2lO03 Upwards OF l000 900 applications for pension
are pending and undetermined ut Washington, OF
which 3, 900 refer to the war OF 1912,
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
are not only confined to the Custom House, Naval
ONCE, Appraisers Department and Post Offices, but
the Sub Treasury is also included in the circuit OF
the Civil Service code. few days ago two vacan.
ces occurred here, and General Hilihouse there
upon notified Mr.. q. W. White, Chairman Of his
Uivil Service Commission, to notify candidates to
appear for competitive examination. The result
was that twenty-One applicants were examined
and Messrs. W. M. Lindsey and @. W. Barnes were
the fortunate winners. Toe Treasury Civil Service
Commission consists OF Mr.. q. w. Whlte Chair
man, and Messrs. @. II. Patterson and f. @. Field.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

THE STOCK MARKET
Business to-day was exceedingly limited, the
total transactions being represented by $4,000
shares Even Pacific Mail, which has SO long held
leading place at the board. failed to elicit interest,
and by its indifference lett the rest OF the list to
follow their natural course. Western Union, there
fore stepped to the front and largely occupied at
tenti0n. selling at 911I 9lA, and gradually weak
ening, as Is supposed, in consequence OF the un-
pleasant bank statement to 911 Pacific Mail
opened at Az, sold up to 44A and down to
43A. Owing to the absence OF any more "bul
points," lower prices are intimated In this
stock. Curious statements direct from head
quarters are even now "On the wing" They
cannot be published without provoking crit
cism. They reiterate iacts, however, that have
been frequently published. 1t remains for time to
demonstrate their truth Erie sold at 90 59X o
co. the decline being IN sympathy with London
quotations, which were shot up by incorrect re-
pores from this side to the nature OF the dIvi-
dends In other words, the English market was
disappointed, yet confident feeling prevails here
that the owners Of the common stock win be
kindly remembered in the payment OF dividends,
even though the company are forced to negotiate
funds for the purpose. Lake Shore lost x per
cent. Panama rose from l16 to ll6H. Union Pa
ciic was steady at 26d 26x. New York Central
varied only q per cent Northwest closed at 642<,
Rock Island at los, Ohio and Mississippi at 80 and
G., G. and l. c. at S17s 30 The rest Of the market
underwent immateral changes
FORGED BONDS.
Considerable comment was produced on the
street by caution, published Geographically from
the President OF the Stock Exchange to look out Tor
forged New York Central railroad bonds due in
1876 Many rumors prevailed to the extent of the
forgeries and the amount OF the forged paper held
as collateral both by banks and individuals. The
amount issued Of this class OF bonds about
s3,0OOO0o, but most Of them have been converted
into stock, and it is estimated that only $105 900
remain outstanding. All the police incidents and
other facts connected with the discovery OF the
fraud will be found in another column.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
pricas of tho
The New York herald., 1873-08-31
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, August sO-I2 80 p
M-Erie Railway shares active and 1iuctuaung, with
the opening prices at 49ss the quotation now Is 4S
l5 p. M.-Erie Railway shares, an l 80 p M.-Erfe
4X
dispatches quote rentes at tSt 2:l5 +. M-Pars de.
spatches quote rentes at 5sf 05c. 80 r. French
ut Sit 96c. Z. M.-Rentes at $751;
LIyERPooL COrroN MARKET-LIvERPooI. August 80
$50 r. M.-Saes upands deliverable August on the
basis of good ordinary, at i3l6d do on the basis OF
low mddlings at 8sd: Orleans deliverable August
ments the crop the basis Of good ordinary
Uctober ana Soyember st Tbe
is quiet and unchanged Sales Il 900 bales including
1000 specula ton and export OF the sales to-day
6,3O0 bales American
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKrr-LivERPooL, August
SOP M.-Cheese, 62s per cwt for the best grades Of
American fine. Bacon SIS. per cwt. for Cumberland cut
Evening i inseed oil fs2 9s per ton; bacon, Ais per
cwt tor short rib middes.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKKT.-LoNpoN, August 3O-Even-
ng.-Spirits turpentine Sis Sd. 3ls Sd. per cwt.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

BOsr0N August 80 1873.
During the past few days the market been con-
sideraby excited the sales for the week foreign
domestic including wool sheep SKINS reaching over
SSOooO lbs, the business being the largest for many
months. Prices continue to tend upwards and Ohio
fieeces quoted per pound higher Michigan Wis
consin and other Western grades ic higher and
and combng cannot be purchased except at an
weeks Judging IRON the present indications this ad
Will doubtless be sustained The OF domestic
wool have been almost exclusively for consumption there
being very little done speculation. OU lbs
California wool sold during past week Sales
of Ohio and Pennsylyana feece, medi9m treble
and pick-lOck at from 4Sc SIC, medium extra and
double extra Michigan 46c 50c Wise onsn, NewlYork
and Indiana f5c 4Sc., c0mbIng and delane SIC &c.
Nevada. Kansas ana Texas unwashed, 23c. q s7sc. !;
California spring 20c. a 35c,
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It the once Of the United States sub-rreasury TO-

at the once OF the United States sub-Treasury TO-
day:-Gold receipts, g. 40l, 1876; gold payments,
$2l7. ESQ; gold balance $6o.s COL; currency re-
ceipts, s45s.a7s; currency payments. $l,4s7.sl7
currency balance, $a2, ,22O, ,336.
RAILROAD BONDS
Business in this department was irm, but
small :-Old Ohio skies sold at lO2, New York Cen
tral skies at slA, Central Pacific GOLD bonds at
osh. Union Paclfcs at 80 so4 a SOY, do. tens at
62>S 6sJs, Great Western seconds at SIX, New
Jersey Southern frsts at "a, Ohio and Mississippi
consolidated sinking fund at DIX, c. G. and l. @.
firsts at Ssh, Burlington and Cedar Rapids at SIX
81, Union Pacific land grants at II. The follow
iuQ were the hids A anna dad of tha coll.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

ArKINsoN-HANLEY.-On Wednesday. August ~,
at the residence Of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev.
DR.. Duffy, of St. Joseph's church. JOHN J. ATKIN-
SON to Miss MARIA HANLEY. No cards.
BAYLAND-MOCARTNEY.-On Thursday, August 2s,
at ST. C00mba's church, by the Rev. Father Nc
Aleer DANIEL II. BAYLAND, OF New York, to
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the residence OF the
brides parents, on Tuesday, August 20. by the
Rev. +. p. Payson, JOHN D. SILBERHoRN to Miss
LYDIA M. ROGERS, both OF this CITY,
STOUT-WILsON.-On Wednesday, August q, 1873.
by the Rev. A. S. Freeman, JOSEPH N Stout to
MINNIE Ii. WILSON, both OF Brooklyn.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Bankrupt Condition of
Affairs.
RESTING ON OAR S.
The Bank Statement Still Weakening-The
Excess Over Reserve Growing Small by
Degrees and Beautifully Less.
GOLD INACTIVE, BUT STEADY.
Money in Good Demand at Five
Per Cent.
RAILROAD BONDS FIRM.
Stocks Obedient to Outside Influences
and Trife Lower.
GOLD INACTIVE, BUT STEADY.
Money in Good Demand at Five
Per Cent.
RAILROAD BONDS FIRM.
Stocks Obedient to Outside Influences
and TriHe Lower.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
SATURDAY August 800 p. NJ.
On 'Change to-day cotton was quiet, and exhb-
ited no material change In prices. The receipts at
the different ports foot up 1208 bales. Flour was
In fair demand and steady. Wheat was less active,
but remained firm. Corn was In good demand at
tull prices.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The statement OF the banks this week accorded
with the general expectation. 1t was unfavorable.
1t showed still further reduction upon that OF the
last and preceding weeks. 1t presents to us a de-
crease in the excess OF s., ,043 725 and a remaining
excess over the legal reserve OF but $50. At
the rate at which depletion has been going on we
shall soon reach the minimum. There has been
decrease in specie OF $2,o49,Oo0 and in legal
tenders OF $so3, ,1OO making total OF $2.s 100.
Last week the amount held above the legal reserve
was $s,s5o,175 The following is a comparison Of
the averages of the past two weeks
august 49, AUGUST 80 Differences
Loans $685. 800 $2SS, SSS 900 Dec. O48 500
Specie rs l44,200 23095,200 Dec. 2049,0 900
Circulation. 27,2l4,4OO 27,2Sl.9OO Inc. 67,5OO
Deposits 227.69l,3Oo O,39O 300 Dec. 100000
Legal tenders 45,5a24OO A, 300 Dec. so3, 100
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total liabintes:-
august %. august 80. Differences.
Specie. 200 $23, 095 200 Dec. S. O49 600
Legal tenders 45,53240 A, 1900 Dec. S03, 100
Tot. reserve $7oe7e,sOo ss7 s24 500 Dec s62 100
Circulation. 27,214,4 400 27,2Sl 900 Inc. g. 500
Deposits ... 227,esi,3oo 22c3so, 500 Dec 7soi,ooO
Tot abities$254 9O5 100 $247 200 Dec. 500
rs p. c. resve O., ,726425 61,91s,o5O =
Excess
rs PC res've 6950,175 5,906, $50 Dec. 1,043, 725
TUE IORrYay MARRrr
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
According to cable advces no important move
ments have occurred on the other side. Erie nuc-
tuated because 1t was somewhat responsive to the
influences at work here. 1t opened at 49H, and
sold down per cent, but closed at 4s. COnsols
reported steady and American securities firm. In
Paris rentes declined to 5775, but subsequently ad-
vanced to So. Late quotations give the prices Of
dve-twenties Of 1865 at 95X, do. Of 1857 at 051S
s5 sic, ten-forty bonds at sOh ooH new fves at
81 91h. Illinois Central ut s5A and the new
French loan at 7T ~ premium. There are no
Sympt0ms OF disturbance abroad.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was In good supply to-day on stock COL
lateral at 4 q per cent. Mercantile paper and
time loans remain at the recently quoted figures.
Foreign exchange was dull, with nominal quotations
at 1o7X 1O7T for sixty days and 1857 for sight.
Gold quiet. The market in gold to-day presented
salient features that be seized for comment.
The prioe advanced from 1154 to 115H during the
business, but the majority OF sales were made at
lower figures At the close Of the market there
was considerable activity. The fluctuations of the
day were as follOWs:-
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IMPORTS.
The import entries OF dry goods at the port Of
New York for the week ending to-day. according
to onicial Custom House returns, amounted to
$780,, ,116 and Of general merchandise S. 603 21s
total gold valuation. OF $s,465Ss4 The totals last
week were $s,0s1,s4S, showing an increase this
week OF $685., ,491.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds at the close were
hrm at the following quotations:-United
States currency skies, 113h 113T; do.
skies, 1851, registered, 117N q 1l7K; do. do,
coupon, 119k 119X; do. hve-twenties, registered
May and November, 1161s III; do. skies. 1862
coupon, III 117A; do. fve-twenties, 1854, do III
q l17K; do. do, 1866, do, 11Sh q 119; do.
do, 1867 registered, January and July, 117H
l17X; do. do, 1855, coupon, do., III 1171z; do.
DO, 1857. do, do, 11s 11o4 do. do, 1858, 11s
q 11Sk; do. ten-forties, registered, 113X Ia
do do, coupon, 116H III; do. fives Of 1881, reg
istered, 114h 114X; do. do. do coupon, 114h a
114X.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
are quoted as follows:-Tennessee skies, old, 80;
do do, new, 50; Virginia skies, old, AZ; do
do, new, SO; do. do, consolidated, SIX; do
do, deferred, IL; Georgia sevens new bonds, 50;
North Carolina skies, old, 27h; do, Funding act
1896, Ii; do, new bonds, 15a; South Carolina
skies, 80; do. do, January and July, IA: do
Funding act, 1866, 10; Missouri skies,
Blk; do Asylum or University, 90: Louis
lana skies, 46h; do do. Levee, "a; Ala
bama fives, 1888, as; do do, 1886, As;
Arkansas sevens, Arkansas Central Railroad, 22h.
The rates paid for carrying to-day were 2, 1,
ana per cent, and per cent and I16 to nat for
borrowing. The advance in the loaning rate was
made In the afternoon. Steamers sailing to-day take
out $25o,S2 of which 100000 Is gold coin and the
balance silver bars. The entire exports OF specie
for the week amount to S399O00.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $63,0Oo
on account OF interest and S23 900 in redemption OF
dve-twenty bonds. The receipts from customs were
$654,ooo. The internal revenue receipts to-day
we're $s24,47o. The following are the transactions
ct the Clearing House for the week.
Weekly clearings $447, ,799 94s $31, ,45, ,921
weekly balances. .......... 10, ,792, 400 ,7SO 4S3
Cearings this day.. 52,s6s7l3 1880 7Ol
Balances this day........ 3797,713 ESQ., o7O
THE OUTSTANDING CURRENCY
The following Is an oficial statement OF the
Omitted States currency outstanding at this date =:
Old demand notes. es........................ 79,9S7
Legal tender notes, new ISSUE 1926 55l
Legal tender notes. series OF 1869. 277 44o
One year notes. 1888 3.................... s3615
Two year notes, 1888 3................... 25,95
Two year coupon notes, 1868. a1,1OO
Compound interest notes. ................ 47s, $40
Eractlonal currency, first issue......... 4349,694
Fractional currency, second issue. 3l61, ,502
Fractional currency, third issue. 3424, 49s
Fourth issue, FIRST series s............ 1602, ,440
Eourth issue second series ............ 10555,955
Fractional currency, fourth issue, third
sores s..................... iIso,ooo
Total. $40l, ,5s3, 434
IL following u statement Of the Transaction
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Receipts and Disbursements at the Once
ofthe United states Assistant Treasurer
ut New York, for tho Month Ending
August 81, 1879.
The New York herald., 1873-08-31
Birth.


MEYER-Mrs r. MEYER, Dominck street, OF o
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The import entries Of dry goods at the port Of
New York for the week ending to-day. according
to oficial Custom House returns, amounted to
g. S62 116, and Of general merchandise S., 6o3 21s
total gold valuation. OF $s,465Ss4. The totals last
week were $s,os1,s4s, showing an increase this
week OF x383. 49l
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

BANKING HOUSE OF +. r. SHERWIN a CO., so
ID Broadway.-We propose TO form two or more syn
dcates tor the purpose OF buying certain Southern
rifles now ruling very low, and In which believe
from special alton IN our Iosesson very large
formed tor period Of six months instead OF our regular
term Of three months, that time being in our Judgment
necessary Circulars explanatory OF our plan OF synd
Gates for stock speculation sent on application.
i. X. SHERWIN CO., so Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.

A LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM 4 COMPANY Or
"A game incorporated companies make investments
in mercantile manufacturing and other pursuits cap
taliss Having European connections also possess iac
ties for foreign capital patronage solicited from SUBJ
stantial concerns ALEXANDER FkOTHINGHAM 4
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY
II TREAsuRER's oYr1cI New York, August Is 1873
NOTTCE-The Coupons OF the Second and Third Mort
falling due September next will be paid and after
that date at the ONCE Of Mcssrs Duncan, sherman Co.
w. p sHEARMAN, Treasurer
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

CLAIMs COLLECTED WITHOUT FEES UNLESS
~ successful Embarrassed parties coniidentialy ad-
vised how to compromise with creditors and avoid legal
bOxS Post
The New York herald., 1873-08-31

HowEs MACY, BANKERS, 30 WALL STREET
NEW YORK, oFrER THE SAME FACILITIES Tc
DEPosIToRs AS INCORPORATED BANKS, AMI
ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE
RATE OF FOUR PER CENT
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-23
New Advertisements.

Carpenter, Ross & Lockett, whole
sale grocers and commission mer-
chants, Knoxville, have an adyer-
tisement in our paper to which we
call attention. 1t is useless for us,
to puff this well-known and popu-
lar house. Suffice it to say. that
their stock of groceries, this Spring,
is larger than ever before, especially
in coffees and refined sugars. They
also have a very large supply of fine
cigars, of which they make a special
ty. Give this house a trial when
you want anything in their line.
Do you want nice carpet, and
that at low figures? S. B. Boyd, at
Knoxville, has the largest stock of
carpeting and house furnishing goods
to be found in East Tennessee. Go
and see him when you go to Knox
vile or send him your orders.
Messrs. Ault & Rhea have opened
commission house IN Knoxville,
and are asking our people, through
the columns of the GAZETTE, fer
their patronage. They are both we'll
and favorably known throughout
East Tennessee as upright business
men. Send this firm your consign-
ments and we have no fears in going
security that you will be satisfied
with the results.
We were in at the extensive agri-
cultural implement and commission
house of Hough & Co.. Knoxville,
last week, and was surprised to see
the immense amount OF wheat, -four,
corn. etc. that they have on censign-
ment-did not know there was so
much produce left in the country.
But, then, if there is any business in
their line going on they are sure to
get big share, being one of the
first houses of the country. See
card in another column.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-23

1t is sad thing to pass through life only IL
alive. Yst there are thousands whose habitual con
dition is enc Of lauguor and debility They COM
plain of specific disease; they suffer no positive
pain; but they have relish for anything which
afford mental or sensuoUs pleasure to their more
robust and energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases out of ten this state of lassitude
and torpor arises from n morbid stomach. Indi-
gestion destroys the energy Of both mind AID body.
When the waste of nature is not supplied by due
and regular assimilation of the food, every organ
is starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances of depression? The system
needs rousing and strengthening; not merely for
an hour or two, to sink afterwards into a more
pitiable condition than ever (as it assuredly would
do if ordinary alcoholic stimulent was resorted
to- but radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accomplished ?
The answer to this question: founded ON the un-
varying experience of quarter of century, is
easily given. Infuse new vigor into the di estive
organs by a Hostsiter's Stomach Bitters
Do not waste time in administering temporary
remedies, but wake the system up by recuperating
the fountain head Of physical strength and energy
the great organ upon which all the other organs
depend for their nurture and support.
By the time that dozen doses Of the great vege-
table torie and nvgorant have been taken the fee
bic frame of the dyspeptic will begin feel its be-
nign influence. Appetite viii be created and with
appetite the capacity to digest what it Graves Per-
severe until the cure is cOmpete-until healthful
blood, fit to be the material Of flesh and muscle,
bone and nerve and brain, flows through the chan
nes of circulation, instead of the watery pabulum
with which they have heretofore been imperfectIy
nourished.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-04-23
OFFICE oE FARMEns, AND pRovERs, BAxx,


LOUISVILLE, KY, April Z, 1873. !
This is TO certify that there is in the Farmers and
Gift Concert for the benefit Of tho Public Library
of Kentucky, five hundred thousand dollars, which
has been set apart by the managers to pay the gifts
in full, and viii be held by the bank and paid out
for this purpose, and this purpose only.
R. S. WEIGH, Cashier.
The party therefore who holds the ticket draw
ing the capital gift viii get $780, 600 in greenbacks
and Of the $4,000 gift, the $25000, the $50 600
the $4,000 the S. 00O and all the other gifts, oOC
in number, amounting to 100000
The remnant of unsold tickets will be furnished
to those who first apIy {orders accompanied by the
money always having preference oyer agents. a. the
following prices: Whole tickets, SO; halves IS; and
quarters 81 50 IL whole tickets fer $780, IS for $500
113 for 81 0o0 and SIS for IS 900. No discount ON
less than 500 worth of tickets at a time.
The concert and distribution of gifts will begin st
O'Clock on Tuesday morning, July s, IN PUBIC
Library hall, and the following will be the order Of
proceedings: LIST. Music by orchestral band. ~
Placing of tags Zone for each ticket sod) in large
wheel. Sd. Placing of gifts in small wheel 4th
Music by orchestral band. 5th. Explanatory re-
marks by President. 9Th. Drawing of FIRST haf OF
ing of last half of gifts. 9Th. Placing of large
wheel with tags in hands of committee appointed by
audience. 10th. Grand orchestral concert.
The music on this grand occasion will be the beet
that can be procured, and the gentlemen vino count
and place the tags and gifts in the wheels and super
intend the drawing and keep the record Of The
drawn numbers viii be chosen from the best known
and most trustworthy citizens of the State. All viii
be so conducted a. to be perfect guaranty against
complaint from any
The payment of gifts will begin on Satur lay, Ju'
ly IL, at O'Clock a. NJ. Tickets drawing gifts mCs;
be presented at ON No. 4, Public Library building
where cash checks upon the Farmers and DroVers
Bank of Louisville sight drafts upon the Fourth
National Bank of New York. at the option of the
holaer, will be given for the tickets. All gifts not
called for III months from the drawing VIII be
turned over to the Public Library fund.
TH0S. K. BRARII.E F'FE,
Agent Public Library of KentuJ Ky.
ap23tjy4.l LOUISVILLE, KY