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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Ihs Maine Fisheries.

The Menhaden fisheries. off Bristol Me-, are
said to have been very prosperous this season.
beVenteen steamers and thirty sail were engag-
ed in all, and the total catch for the season up np
to the present on those grounds is about 5iO,OO9
barrels. The dsh are now moving sonthward
aud westward. aud the fleet expect to htilke
them on to Newport this week. The seinse
used are about 250 fathoms in length 100 teet
deep In the center, and from 10 to 80 feet at el-
ther and.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
GoId In AIaslta,

Alaska may yet prove profitable investment
II the report of the discoveries of gold within
ten miles of Stka should prove true Gold ID
sA1 to have been found in three quartz ledges,
and with every blast the gold comes out gut
terlng This NAV be- considered physical
Popularity OF all gold in newly discovered mines
in all parts of tbs world but as the mines ad,
vance in age and become better known the gold
either does not come out quite 80 glitterlng OF
eae it costs too much labor or expense to get 1t
p.k
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
The UddorzeoIt Case.

Nh rERDuE FILES ADDITIONAL REASONS FOE NEW
TRIAL
WEST CHESTER, Nov IA.
Mr. Perdue, counsel for VIM. e. Udderzook,
has filed too additional reasons for a new trial:
that the Court erred in permitting photograph
to be used by witnesses In identifying Wilson as
Goss, and also identifying the remains found as
Goss. Also that the verdict was against the
weight OF the evidence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
The nnyennnrt En.ns,ment

Tomorrow evening, at the Opera House Mr..
and Mrs. e. L Davenport, Miss May Daven-
port and strong Company appear in Jack f'ade
The play, which il the production of Hon Rob-
ert T. Conrad, of Philadelphia is regarded az a
strong and effective drama, in which Mr.. Daven-
ports fine iaens appear to excellent advantage.
There will be, we believe, large audience,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
OPKRpIzrd Relief for the Needy.

The movement begun by the meeting, last
evening, promises we'll. we think. Help-or
ganized help-will be greatly needed no doubt
and the new Society, We trust, will supply the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
SECOND EDITION.
The Chancellor rnd Recordsr Vacancies.

T. N. oGLE REcoRpER-wILLARD SALISBURY SAID
TO BIG SURE OF THE APPOINTMENT TO THE
oHkNoEILoRsHIP. g
special by Telegraph to the Commercall
New CASTLE, Nov Is.
Mr. Archie Given, of your city came up from
Dover, this morning, bringing with him the
commission of Thomas M ogle, who was yes
terday appointed by the Governor Recorder of
Deeds for New Castle county
The vacancy in the Chancellorship has not
vet been filled, but Mr. Given expresses the ut
most confidence that Willard salisbury will be
the coming man.
Mr. ogle qualified, this morning, and will en-
ter 81 once upon his duties. ii. II. O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
gsaths.

UEACON-On the 18th inst, Thomas, el 'est aon OF
Louisa ard the late h II. IIeac D,iaged Is years.
His rlends ami those Of the family ar respect
fully Invited TO attend he unerd ron The rekl-
de 4ca OF hs mother. 2OI West street on satGr ay
morning without furtnef n"tice. Services at lOH
O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

The officers OF the Duqueshe bank, at Pitts
burg yesterday. made q statement, giving the
assets at $236 1872 aud liabilities, Slo3 Oio
They propose to pay their Indebtedness in i've
natalmsnts Of twenty per cont each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
BnANDYw1NE MILLS QUOTATIONS.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The races are in progress at schutzen Park.
yery good Winter morning was that of to-
day.
No new developments in tue Bank Robbery
case to-day.
Max Peers, very precise Frenchman, was
fined so cents and costs for drunkenness, this
morning, . .-N~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

THE I,oANs-Phe Star Loan association held
it's 69lh monthly meeting last evening, and sold
&lOO at 10 per cent, $4,000 at 5, anu $1,000 at
52I Thirteen shares were withdrawn. The
YouDg Mems Loan sold 800 at 35]5 per cent,
and paid out $500 to retiring Shareholders.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

TIE McLEAR Cause.-The hearing of the rule
to show cause in the application OF the McLear
creditors was taken up, this morning, at 10
o'clock before Judge Bradford when the rule
was granted and mace absolute. Another meet
ing OF the creditors was appointed for Saturday,
the 9th of December, at p. Nj.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

SUDDEN DEATH OF CHILD.-A Two year Old
child of Elijah Freeny died suddenly at Del
mar, day or two ago. 1t has been suffering
with the chills, but beyond this was in its usual
health, The father had just ceased playing
with the child, when it was seized with spasms,
and died within i've minutes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, IA.
Cotton hrmer; 14@15c. Flour dull; supers,
a.. extras 5O5I<: Peuna Ohio & Indiana extra
family. s7607g5 Rye -four firm s4l6. WAeat
dull; red III 4sc0I 55; amber, 81 63@l,64. Rye
steady at 76DS0c Corn dull yellow, 63c; Wes-
tern mixed, 6lGD62c Oats are looking upi white
50@54; western mixed, 47]S@45c. Whiskey dull
at $9l1I@92c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

Two yellow fevcr deaths occurred at Memphis
on Wednesday, both from relapse. Up to p.
NJ yesterday the Howard association had no
case reported. Tho air continues cold and
bracing.
A rumor was circulated In Wall etreet, New
York yesterday afternoon to the effect hat .
deficiency of $GOU,000 had been discovered IN
the accounts OF Su Oifioer OF a western raiI Dad,
Officers of the German steamships in New
York have received large number of applica-
tiuns from immigrants TO work their passAg .
back to Europe, having no employ aud NO mon
ey to pay for their passage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
stats items.

Gov. Ponder has issued his Thanksgiving
proclamation.
sweet potato weighing eight pounds and eleven
ounces.
The Presbyterians Of st. Georges are going to
hold fair and festival on the 9th 10Th and l1th
OF December.
A contemplated fashionable wedding, to come
on in Dover next week, is the talk for soeiety
circles now.
The members Of tho diamond Htate Band Of
Middletown, are getting up a concert on the
minstrel order, to be given on the 2Oth inst.
The Suprsme Court has afflrml li Wharteaby's
right to the land upon which Clayton stands.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
The vlruInIws afslr,

NOT AN AMERICAN WITNESS LEFT TO TELL TIE
TALE
New YoRK, Nov. A.
The Sun says that every soul captured on the
virginius has been put to death leaving not one
American witness of the affair alive.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

WORKING MENs MEETING.-A public meeting
will be held this evening, at the City Hall, at ~
O'Clock, at which the Working Mems interests
will bs considered. All are especially urged to
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

OF. A, NJ ENTERrGfNMENz.-Jeher Coun-
Gil will give an entertainment on to morrow
evening the 18th inst, beginning at u o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Inc Chi,.v SASS of Auumn

Tho ChiitV BASS of Autumn
Remind US OF making suitable preparations for the
apprOacling season " zen CutaneOus Affections in
CT ass and maltipy y, when rough face, ehapped
hands, cracked lips, &C, are the common inherl-
tance OF all. Appropriate and seasanaole inIoIma.
or excorl atrd ndld of the skin is lH enumer4-
ton OF the following list of really valuable T. me-
dies:
Brlnghurst's Medicated Cocoa Butter.
Flower scen cd dlycerine.
!" Pure Glycerine.
Glycerine Cream.
Cod Cream.
- Camphor lea and GlyceTtne.
Rose Lip 7alVe.
English Glycerine Jelly.
sarR's Perfuned Glyctr rne.
Mesersons campPIhOr Ice W III elyccerins'
:" Anna ldine.
Among the very best Soaps for winter use we
Price's sOlldiaed alyc ,rno soap. < alyScerlne.
Har9's
Colsate's Transparent [" Is
IGdexical ost Meal and :" I"
Pure White Casti a Soap
Pure Ullve-Pa m Soap
Low 4 Sons Eng ,ish ycer'ne Soap.
Sarg's Liquid Glycerine soap.
Stubborn Cutaneous Affections, as Tett SC, are
Oft 3n relieved by one of the following soaps:
aswels Jumper Tar Soap
ColPates Medicinal Tar Soap
Calvert's Z roOc Tsilet Soap
medical soap
Constantines Pine Tar Snap
nistnfecling jarboic) soap
Pecka CArbollc soap
all tine TO egOiDg rlicles With many others OF the
same class, for sale by
4. BRIN9HURsT d CO., ApSthecaries
cor. sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

ENARPaI$. WHE 'kRs OF the mOst approved rat
J terms are morA expeditions and less Injurious
to the nap Of CArpe. tht n broom. For sale by
rnD maaS q SHAW,
No. ss5 (Bight Thirty-nve) Market st below Ninth.
PhiladeDhfa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
Financial

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY
New YonK Nov. IA.
Gold opened this morning at SlO9]9.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
westbeE Record.
REPORT OF TIE sIaNAL sEayIos.

REfORT OF THH bIUNAL bhHVIUU'
WASHINGTON. Nov. IA.
Probabilities For Middle States Northwest
and Northerly winds, with cold and clear wealth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14
1sw advertisements

DRANOs, with movab or permanent let efs, or
ID marking tools, &C., furnished at the ha.dWare
store Sf
TRUMAN 4 SHAW,
No. sso tRIght Thirty-pve) Market st, below Ninth,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

ROBBERY AT BowMAN's Last night, Sergeant
Oropper, OF the police force. in passing the cor.
ner Of Second and King streets, observed that
the wire screens had been removed from the
window ofsBowmans grocery store, and he kept
a close watch over the corner throughout the
night, hoping to catch the thief IN the midst OF
his sWork. The thief, however, WAS watching
the sergeant. and whlle he was elsewhere on his
beat stole two bottles from the front window,
abstracting through = broken pane. One Of
them. however, contained water, aud the thief
was hardly paid for his trouble.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-14

DIsTRIBurIoN OF BREAD.-Ths announcement
that 800 loaves OF bread would be given away to
the poor and destitute at the store of A. 5.
Woolley, Seventh and Market Streets last eve
ming, at TX o'clock, drew together a large
crowd of men, women and children long before
the hour appointed and indeed 80 importunate
were the claimants that Mr.. W. commenced the
the distribution few moments before the hour
aunninted. and in Is minutes time he whole 400
loaves were gone. a great many applicants kept
coming until long after the hour appointed,
and SO touching were the stories OF want, hun
ger and deetitution, that Mr.. Woolley gave nine
of the most needy, orders on MIR. Wood the ba-
ker in Market street, for a much larger number
Of loaves than was stipulated for. The bread
was distributed according to the necessities
of tho claimants, ranging from one to three
loayes'
MIR. Woolley will give sway 500 loaves in the
same manner Tomorrow morning at o'clock.
a d he hopes that other stores may be stimulated
70 contIlDute to the wants of the poor and needy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
ONLY TEN GENTS
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER:
Or. Paiats-Hol0 10 S.leet daa Use Them

Or. Paiats-Ho'o 10 S.ieet and Use Them.
A plain treatise, containing sample card with a
different actually painted shades and tints, with
instructions for exterior ana interior House Deco
ration. ...... ... .
25 copies. bound in cloth. for IS. Sample copies.
paper cover. mailed. post paid to any address, on
receipt Of 10 cents, By the Publisher.
HENRY CAREY BAIRD,
Box 1924, Post-Offee, Philadelphia.
See the folio iHg VdiW0bis extracts ron press notice..
"A very valuable BOOB, and no one intending TO
paint should tail TO read TN y, Tribune.
we did not know so much could be said on the
subject Of painting house until We read this ex
ceIlent book of Mr.. BAiTd's."- ". Y Herald
"A want long felt at last supplied '-ScieRtfe pe
mot onlYa necessity TO the painter but valuable
to every occupant of a dWelling."-N Y World.
Bay 25 copies of this book and distribute them
among your friends. If they will heed the advice
therein, you could max no more valuable present"
Chicago Irib.
"In publishing this book Mr. Baird has done q
real service TO the com mum ty p Toledo Blade.
We hope the publisher will sell l00. 90 COPIES Of
this book during '13, "-B0stOR Advertiser,
We have just painted our house as advised by
the author, and congratulate ourselves that no
dwelling in our ighboPhood sxeels ours ia at
pelrancs. '-HaFpsF's Weekly.
In selling = sample copy Tor 10 cents. Mr. Baird
must feel certain an or1ei rD bouna in cloth will
folloW."-FraRk Leslie.
We know tho town and country paints therein
recommended, and can v0ueh for their value and
the excellence of the sHarrison" brand of white
lead .'-Pk,ta, ledger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

DRIME NEy TIMOTHY sEED, SPINACH.
l Cabbage. kale and Lettufe tor fallsowins
W. CHAMDLNRS.
6lf AaFkse stFeeE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

The GUIDE is published Quarterly. % cents pays
for the year. which Is not hall the cost. Those who
afterwards send money to the amount Of One Dol
bar more for Seeds may also order q cents worth
extra-the price paid for the GUIDE.
The First Number Is beautiful swing plans for
making Rural Homes. Dining Table Decorations,
WtHd0tg Gardens, &c,. and mass Of information
sHnvaiSnabls to the lover o5 hoWers l3O pages on
Perb COlOred late and Chrome Cover. Tho First
Edition Of 100000 just printed in EnRlish and Ger
man. JAMES WICK,
~ RoekesgsT Re11 YoTE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

Gigantic Frauds on the Rank o1wrO.
tand--An American CharUad ,s,IsS,
the Operations.
LONDON, March SO AN.
The discovery has Just been made of frsuds IN
lgInuc scale on the Bank of England. com.
~ lttsd Dy one Warren, alias Horton, an American
tarough series of skillFul forReries Of the name
O tne hoehchilde and other great financial houses
a.sSSN1u Oh Si,OOO has been offered for his ap.
with hopes Of success. ''' n''n
LoTDoN, March st Is now believed that IN,
tSaSds g Ooo @ on the Bank of England will reach
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

In the House OF Representative l.s, S.,,.
day, one of the members sent psSe ~ ~" ~
10. Congresamen, with the renues, that he,
write .hslF names in his autograph book accom-.
panied oy motto or sentiment. When 1Le
oook was presented 10 Oakes Ames. he wrote
WIN hls name, Put what you have where II will
DO the most good7 - "4''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
fAVETTEVILLE NURSERIES,

EAR. APPLE and CHERRY TREES and SEEDS
WILSON STRAWBERRY and CLARK RASp-
BEhRY PLANTS. OUNCE and CURRANT CUT
TlN6S, ct lower rates than has yet been offered.
Address WILL CLARK. Fayetteville. OnOndaga
Co, N Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
Waterproof coating for wo,,s

.ss.a5te 1ollowing coating has proved very ef-
ureon the weather side Of walls: Pitch. 10 Ihs
,1 ~ lbs red OeheT, 8 lbs. fine brick-dnst'
-. ~ IIS.; al boiled together, withR constant
sna and then sufficient oil of turpen-
SbSr SbS-aDe9e 0ne-quarter the volume Of the
I,toVG-a9ded - ~ to cause 1t to spread readily. 1t
bristle brush 'SS'''' WIN d"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
, SPANISH TRoUBLEs.

ANTICIPATED DISSOLUTION OF THE As,r,rprv
! MADRID. March S.-The MiDisterisIio,o = o.o
s1ig SsG1niSrTing with the Radicals regarding The he
SSS9i9tlon OF the Assembly. Citizens are or.
projection OF Life and prop erty "a tranSia y
hhnseipated ~, after the dissolution of tile ssen-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

11 4IAIh VII run subIect to dolayl Incl
tions where time il giVen N - s'e-
NEW CASTLE TRAINA
Leave New Castle for WilmlnGIon ann Phslad.l
81 20 A. N. Lssve Philadelpkis Al IL h n ~ ~
hlimlnston q 10 P. NJ. for New CSstlo
.,,,., SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINk
Son lI.So e m, and T.3o 2. m, Leave eClaFtNn a.
omyrnae4O q. m. and 2eO D. N :, 10 maEo eS1nSe-
South. '' ~@N SS@eiVAs
=. -o,-,,z,,.- CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent Couptv and On..,
Anne's / Kent Railroads N NN0o3
AZ CLAY TON. with the Maryland and Delaware
water Railroad. DAe>A
at SEAFQkD with the Dorchester and Delaware
AZ pELMAR, with the Eastern Shore RaiIroa 4
and hieomico and PoeOmOke Raifload.
u. Y. KENNY, Supt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

Total. 1000 0ifts, all Cash 500 900
10 provide means far this maGniaeont Concert.
Vne Hundred ThouAAnd Whole Tickets only will
Whole Ticksss, 80; Halves. IS; and ousrtsrs.
500. klsveu Whole 1iekets fer 500. No dis
count on leas than 500 orders.
9The ejeot Of this THIRD GIFT CONCERT. like
the tgo heLetofore given with sue1 univeTsal APP
RrQYalt Is the enlaIggmeut aud endowment Of the
kUBLLO LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, which, by
the speoal act thoFGng the 0enooFE iag itB b0us
h s TO be forever free 10 all atiaons Of ever Htnts
The drawing will be under the supervision Of the
1rustetg Of the Library assisted by the most omi-
rent citizens Of the United StgteS. The sale Of
ItJEeo has already progressed far that oOmpIetO
success Is assured and buyers are therefore notisd
that they mSst order at ouOo n thay desire 10 par
eiPate in the drawing.
The management Of this undertaking hss been
eommltted bX the trustees 70 HON. rHOMAH x.
bhAMLETTk, late Governor Of Kentueky, to
whom Communications pertaining to the Crit Con.
\ 4; DUKRETT. Prss,t.
w. n. HALDEAAN, Vice Pfes't.
JOHN y: GAIN. See'y Public Mbray Of Ky.
HAhMH6S AND DROVE Frs BANK, TreasafeE
Eubhe Library OF KY, LOuisViIl0. Ny.
,OIdeEs Tor lckeIs or applications for agsncies.
circulars. information, ETC., will meet with Drompi
attention when addressed 70 me-
Thus. e. BkAMLETTRl louisville KY,
80 Agent Public LbraFv Ky:
II AL orders for tickets may be addressed 60 THo5
Broadway. New York. feb2-4V
8ailrOaa 3tafs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04
"fo sSs OdfsaiveG as UtheFs Zee 5i...', d. :,
HII11giaAxE ci.IvI. /

HrthASE siIva.
BiIl Baker owned a fighting dog.
fiES tSSl SSi|al. h AaiTss ea0 e eEsSSF
~ canine dispute:
stub-.ail6a haiti iipbed. SaS1O cTop.sared.
~ fI1 tSe fanlne puisanee,
bilg be came down the streefOn
Diagonal dog trot,
|. . !, "A looking for soTSS othardo,
woL Wnom 70 make Il hot;
"Hfin; i1 xSa9Ia S9 aeEnhby look ling brute.
ss StRring from out & lOoking-slass
AAat leaned against the wall.
4'y With sinister regard. canine
And doubted ii he'd ever ssep
TT eos look quite 50 hard.
AIY more ne gased the less rasDset
ne felt within him stir.
.att oemoraliHed, cross grained
ana hang dog looking cur
..., Is IpsSi1sIsInE siSsIsnEsr dog returned Bills dogs
ulnuIl lbuls cannes peace Of mind
"Hn every bristling hair alonS
nls back; he Aefcely freWned
AhI ne eH4EleS 4isS his tail until 1t raised
ms nina tset from the ground
.s And showed his teeth. and cooked his ears.
' And otherwise behaved us ''''
4mpertinently, as does do
:. whose instincts are depravad.
but All his hostile signs we're met
.1y Rgns q hostile, quite,
And BilIs dog felt himself compelIa
10 stink away or fight.
Hs few into that Iookiue-Rlass
with all his might and main
Hmieu With chAgrin and broken glass
he soon few out aRain s'
Rejection showed Bill's dog thatba
Had cot into q Ecrimmage
Ihrough indignation at the sigbt
VI his own hideOus image,
gul.
me knowledge Of his aspect quite
destroyed his self esteem;
For the hideOus reality
surpassed his widest dream,
Lie lost, ut once, all charm for him
80, mOufnlully he steered '
Into neighborinR sausage shon
AND never reappeared.
The moral of this dOgRereI
~ ls obvious, l trust:
(F0r there is moral lesson in
Bill Bakers dogs disRust1
-.tf Al some men knew how they apnsar
mn 10 others, they would hide
themselves within sausage shan
That is. they'd suicide ''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-04

-pF1AW Am I~R3I9eA BF9Fsg
lAf1 q { ~ AiHfsR ARtANeEMRMT.f a
On ara ufteF MONDAY InIv Goa
lsk LeundAys exeepfed,J irAins- All
The sun., 1873-07-25

A French paper the DroH tells this
story m Maleux, a wine merchant in the
Rue dcs 1rols Couronnes, was suffering from
trouble IN articulation. lie knew that a friend
Of his, also wine merchant, Mr.. NJ profe,sod
to have a cure for such affections. He was sent
for and, after feeling the pulse OF NJ MaieuN,
turn 10 learn how II operated. IL had no effecj,
and VI. MaileuX Oniy grew worse. Accompanied
by his wife and friend. sim crcduluus, he re-
paired To the house Of Mr. y. This amateur
physician made him lie dowh on an iron bed
surrounded him with bags Of very hot quarry
sand, and told him to sleep quietly, and ON the
morrow his illness would have left him.
he next day NJ. Maillcux was found dead
the heat Of the sand bags having sufocatod him
An organic affection Of the heart made him
yield To tho influence Of tho bags more Cusily.
"The amateur physician has been arrested
CHARGED with manslaughtcr by carelessness, and
with Illegally practising medicine"
The sun., 1873-07-25
$1.BOO.OOO.

TOTAL, i20D GIFTS, ALL CASH.
amounting ,DOO, OO0
The distribution will he positive, whether all the tick.
cts are SOLD not and the H. o. gfts ali d In pro-
portion TO the tic ,es sJd all unsOld Tic S'ts being
destroyed as NJ the First and second Concerts and nol
represented 10 the drawing
PRICE or TICKETS
whole tcNet' So, Halves s2j; Tenh'. or each COO
pom IS Eleven whole Tickets for 500; 22is Tictet,
Tor 500; NJ Whole Ticket. Tor s5 ~; 2l Whois
Tickets Tor 5000. No discount less than 800 worth
OF Tlckets at . time.
Tue unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Concert u
well as thr sAtsfactiin given by tn First and rnnd
makes II o y necessary announce the Fourth In.
sure the prompt ale OF every tcxet The Fourth ON
Concert will be conducted In all Its details Ike te
Third and full particulars may be learned from c,
culars, which WIN be sont free from this ONCE to all
who apply for them.
Tickets nov ready for sale. and all orders accom-
panied bY the money promptly nlle1 Liberal teuns
given " those Who buy TO sell agaiD.
TIiDS. X. BHAMLBrTR,
Agent Public Library Ky. and Manager GIFT Concert
Public LiIriry Building, Luuisy.lle, Ry,
Tnos II. HAYS q CO.. IN ellrse Of BRANCH
OFFICE, COZ BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The sun., 1873-07-25
THE WEEKLY sun.

VNHE WEEKLY sun.
ONLY 81 A YEAR. SPACES
THE BEST FAMILY PAPER.-The weekiv New
York sun. SPACES. 81 year. send your Dollar
THE DkST AGRICULTURAL PAPER. The Weekly
New York sun. SPACES. O. year. Send your Dollar.
THE BEST POLITICAL PAPER.-Ths New YORK
weekly sun, lndeDendent Faithful. Against PuO-
lie Plunder, SPACES. 81 syear. send your Dollar.
THE BEST NEwSPAPER.-The Weekly New York
sun. SPACES. 81 syear Send your Dollar.
HAS ALL THE NEws-Tne Weekly New York sia
spages 81 ayear. Send your Dollar
THE BEST STORY PAPER The wcrEIy New YORK
sun. SPACES. ta year. send your Dollar.
THU BEST FASHION REPORTS IN the wecxly New
YORK sun. SPACES. slaYeAr. Send your Dollar.
THE REST MARKET REPORTS In the wc,xly New
forA sun SPACES. 81 year, send your DJLI..
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YORK sun. SPACES. tlaycar. Send your Dollar.
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Address, Iht sun. New York city.
The sun., 1873-07-25
fersonul Nolltts.

A SICtE-~Fl'I q L. practice of ~ years lU NHR i0rI
~ city ~ toe II. ltmcnt OF nervous amt lDuarN l-
blHti' anu Ohtt diseases, enables DR. LEW a O. fi't
cures Nheh al others IAN. one, ! bUItH S..
IL vol. enlisted before lhlY p. l'i. f'r Yt'rs
~ car get th bQunty. Increase to 4, a. pens q
ers ftAe money for capture D. OrIrans, E.l' bt. IS
mteehleI cIerA U. 81 sanitary Com Agraci, i N'''tl
A y; soldiers, wounded. towcyrr 81 -Hf'f, aie 2
~ ilUed 20 pension. Apply to or tddrrs- w. D
JACksoN. late surgeon Us. Nayy,i NeN tnAu)d'N
M IL. persons hold'ss tic ..ts In W fnienH
w Estate send name aId aiir'ss 10 w.. -utlAtt5'
cor. Navy ana Bolivar n1s. BrooSyu. y. : p
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