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TIE SPRING FLOODS.
IN MASSACHUSETTS.

WORCESTER, April 9.-Tbe dam at Rams
horn Pond, West Mlbury SEQ feet long gave way early
this morning, aud the water swept through the valley
West Mibury, Auburn and the southern part OF this
city. At West Milbury. Lombards shngle-yard
tirey destroyed, and two houses carried by the
current a considerable distance, Of them being pre-
vented from going over the falls by being caught IN
trees Gigg's tanncry nearly destroyed and three
bridges tho highway were washed away, and the
roads were badly washed out Larned's MILL at Auburn
badly damaged and 15O feet Of track OF the Norwich
and Worcester Railway with strong bridge are washed
away. Tho low lands in the southern part OF this CITY
arc flooded, and the damage Will be very heavy. At
O'clock tonight 1t thought that further damage will
result unless Tr0w bridge Dan two miles from tho city,
breaks.
ALBANY, April 9.-The food on the Central
Railroad track west here ia causing damage to
business interests No trains have reached this city
since yesterday morning. Tho track from sprakers to
Palatne Bridge was entirely submerged some places
to the depth OF about throe feet by ice and water.
freight thrown from the track above Sprakers
by the suCenness Of the flood, and number OF cars
were damaged large section Of the track is also re-
ported TO have hecn washed away. No train from west
of Palatlno Bridge can pass the obSlructOns Trains
from Fonda Amsterdam, and Schenectady are the only
running largo gang of men has been sent 10 the
Obstruced part and tey Will repair the Iiek as soon
tho water subsidies which 1t Is expected 10 DO touhy
ROCHESTER, April 9-The water rose steadily IN the
river all nisht. At noon to-day it was reported at
stand-st. Reports from up the valley show tho water
TO be falling today Easements Of buildings IN Front
and other flooded, and considerable damage
has been done TO merchandise that had not been re-
moved. The canals are slowly hlDg.
IN MICHIGAN
DETROIT, April 9,-The water in the Saginaw
River Is nearly up to point reached by the food two
years ago. and IL stl rising. Railroad communication
with Bay CRY VIII he Interrupted few days, but steam
boats are running thence TO st Saginaw
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-At Danville the
river is very high and rising Much alarm Is felt at
WkesDarre. Tie Susquehanna River is % feet high
and continues The people living along the banks
have been compelled to No destruction OF prop
erty is yet reported.
WILKEsBARRE, April o.-The susquehanna rose TO %
feet above lOw-watCr mark, this morning. There Is
continuous sheet OF water between Pixies Hotel in Kings
and the bridge. and boats he rowed the whole
distance. The Is falling slowly this afternoon. AT
EastOn the Delaware River Is still 20 feet above low
water mark and rising. The LehiSn Is falling. 1he
canal is 1Ooded several places. No serious damage IS
reported.
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A CHARITY FAIR.

A fair for the benefit of the Or. CO. AssOcia-
tlon for Borlendng Chdren aud Young Girls will open
on 10th instant at Republican ai corner OF Broad
way and wentythrist. The Association was started
not long ago by charitable lady of this city for the
relief of a certain class OF unfortunate little ones VINO
were seldom reached by the other benevolent societies.
and were get in the greatest need OF help IL has been
sustaned mainly bv the exertons OF its indeatgable
founder and, without appealing often TO the liDeray
OF the public has succeeded In establishing itself III
cnaTiers where tho elder children able 10 do some
lining tor their support. The fair Will remain open
far teu dayS.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKKrx

osvEeo April s-Eour unchanged .sl's Of issc ess 80 =
for No. Spring; 80 70 Winter; 4lG 20 for White
Wnri sl for Double BIts Wheat firm bu quiet. Prime Whs
Canada held - TO- Corn dn s'ls lots Western 5ec Bpsy
6rmi Csnda held 81 r. Corn Meal, 81 " Tor Boef 81 2s
Unboe cs. hleed unchanged; shorts. q sapass $a
Mfdin1 SlJ Rairoed FTe ga's-FODr Pspis C,c,
to Boston nc to HswYork 61c Abanr s Receipts By Lsss
rs 800 bush. Barley.
hLaAxr And swbest-1srket seaigi sales tee Csrsss
Treaawe1 az bte No. blaa DO az - eIf tso eafs
White Canada Al s H. Rye aoieG ss. as'es at DC for No St
elevator Com ds e tso cars ziyb Mref At Csc is
No. TO- ard 61013c igesked Nothne neR m bs y hs
OlisM r. n1nry; last sales see ?. G"t'n i9f NO o@"7 -
Chicago; sc. igr Wetern; SgOJ5c 10 Ca0ics Wbits
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RAILWAY LITIGATION AND REORGANIZATION.
HARrr0Hp, April "a petition of the Erie
y, rd r,ut.auy 10 be admitted as party defendant
ne ca.e Of George Es against tho Boston, Hartford
and Efio Railroad Company. was nrgued before Judge
phelps of e Court IN This c'ty, last w'cb and
n was owing TO the pcnaoncy OF tha application that
tlefo wac a slight movement in Boston ami Lfia stOok
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

nent Churchmen were sont missions to Europe and
tho islands In tho Pacific New offices wero oroaed and
hiled. The vacancy occasonod by tho resignation OF
Brigham Young Trustee in Trust OF the Church, was
also ed Bonds in sas 900 required OF the Trustee
in Trust Of the Church. aud $4,000 bonds Of tho Assist
ants. who handle $500 900 and moro yearly.
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THE OPENING OF NAVIGATION.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, April 9-All the ice in the
Hudson River is moving this morning. The steamer
HasbrOuck from NcwYOrk did not reach here till 10
n fully eight behind time, in consequence Of ice
distractions.
on THE wEILAND CANAL
ST. GATHERINGS, Canada, April 9.-The Wei
land Canal VIII be opened for navigation April q.
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NEW-.JERSEY.

TIE REPUBLICANS CARRY THE CHARTER ELECTION
IN JERSEY CITY-A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN
HoBOKEN.
The charter election in jersey City, though
carried on without excitement, and with ap
parent Indifference by both parties resulted in a sweep
lug victory for the Republicans The following ia the
fun vote for Aldermen by Assembly Districts, with the
exception Of the Ivth, which is estimated
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CATTLE MARkkTM

calooo Apr 9gsep, for three days cats io0oo' Hos&
R,jDl; Sheep 26)l
CAIrLs IN better for sufnen 10 ercoprsBs
eastern prices, hoFecf nl.ef sfas Pus or te c"
grades Quotations 81 25a 70 20 REs - 90 thoie.
% &@ - 81 Good - Su 5 Pair, ~ IA - p Meuo ~ D1
10 50 Coarse a Common O % = % 30 StOckc BJ va 81 ~
Common to Choice Texans.
HOe fairly b., es lower owing eonnnei 'rge fee2s
Thousands uDsod Qa0.isHs &5D7j 10 C9.
mon s5 $50 5 3j Pair 70 Choice, % sODsJ o. gctrs
dnl SLOW sale; prices gtsk; - 1W - - Con@oa -
Good. bj JDa 50 2, Choice s.d frira.
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/" with one hand he pmt n penn,

"With hand he pHt penny in the urn Of po'e'ys
a shifting ont" tbs quotation indicates the
Gabriel Flint the chief and advocate Of The Soev
FOR the Relief Aged ndigeR Willows" Gsbne Flint % tie
charity dodge bypocrca polish PecknG may ers
oily rascal in Francis s. Smiths so u L'iSLA seq
SHINE" nov ready in THE EKwYoEK WEsELr
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Following In the line OF Judge sheplys decision In Bos-
ton judge Phelps has Just forwarded HIS decision 10
counsel here adverse 20 tho petition II thought
that the reorganization or Boston and Erie affairs by
delay and that the road will bo completed from Water
bury, In this state, to Fishl
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10

Mss Cutlman lately acted Cardinal V0iscN
at tao Walnut, PIi aGtpl.1
The Prince OF Wales Thoater, at Victoria
has been bought w it company, iY. slelDD hHi hii'
Lysler viii manage ~. lOr IA" unfL iv" V"his
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TIE MORMON slrrlT,oy.

oAlt LAKE, ApGl o. The Spring Confer
60, 'n Latter by saiats, closed yesterday. II was
~ '>'ea Z" successful usual a number oil urou,i-
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SoSs, Flushing. Y, by Lpns Ii'rf Cenrd tsh
lsseal station. y ,ai " Me- from - Poat
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ELECTION WS.
-. - Ga
CONN SCTICUT.

STATE OFFICERS ELECTED.
For GOreiNOr-Charlcs II. IngersOll OF New-I1aven.
Lieut. uL-G0rernOf-Gcorge q. Sill Of Hartford.
Secretary Of Staie-Marvin III. Sanger OF Canterbury.
5fedSurer-Winlam Il. Raymond OF New. Canaan.
COnhotier'-Alfred X. Goodrich Of Vernon.
All Democrats.
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LATEST SHIP EEWS.
For other Shin Ner, seq Third Pnae

For other Ship RetsS sec THIRD Page
Steamship DngO. Johnson Posnl With hsss ,nd pass 70 g.
Anes
steamship G.acss Waiiron Boston. nth pssa wa
p
Caroline (Eor). Jansen Liverpool - isvs
BrI Herman (0St0Conl cborB Havana 10 isys With
Bs Nm H. Bckmore (Oi ST. George Me BclsOfe. Maisufa
days. with
sctr Lilly Of HaIf.r n So Monroe Cape C.s-o H. s.
DAYS wGi hsh-
ScLr. MARY Harmon. Davis Natanzss II dsys with sagsE
fclr 4. J. Bentley, RObnsnt. Baltimore for NeN-fisVeR
Srlr. z. H. Barnes Avery Biilmpe for Seg-lsyen.
TLoJ T.. Ball Ryder, Galveston 10 dAys, Win cotton k
sCuO0HEts-atyzR AND COASIwnR
Chancellor, NeR-uiFen ). y. liine. Nyrsich
C0rlelg Norwich. A.. J. Wiiisms, STAFFORD
hary Iicc, Seyllsycn. AlmOn, hegIiayeB
j. j.. Austin. Fdi RIVER NIl. Faueu. keg-iaVen-
q. W. 1iiddleoI. Filt River. OH Rack. NeWHFY.a.
New Bedford. Amelia. Bridgeport
Granite State, Boston. Ta0N Han StouisgOB.
Dart, Stamfo Isrre
Gamma. keEIIsY9n. g.. Evans. New Haven.
Ailsion. Slrry Mr Hickman, Boston
Ida T.. HoSar1, POrgland JiJfa llscb Hartford
Hester Portche5.er Kenyon. Hartford
Laura Robinson, hew-LeifDrf key-aue, Boston
VIM. Gilum Hartford A Hammond. PTOyiense.
~ Kennedy, BRIDGEPORT Forest OAK, NcslI,Tpa.
Isaac Anderson EOrgalk. Dr. Franklin. otOnngtOn.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTON Mass, April 0irnyei, tamshp Neptune. from sev-
York.
April 9Arnved steamship C. W Lord o Pills
depha Sale ship Crusader Liverpool, s Lyerssn,
for Portland Enchantrcss, for NeW-loTS.
H. G.. April aAniye scbrs J. W Fish, from Bcb
flst MstOok Bsnore Emma Green for heY SopAs
Boob from Bath, Me sailed schr CsuOga fr Northern port
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KBMP-HtESBY-

KBMPHsLsBY-On the 2)tb OF March, 1873 DHc'"n Depot
n J. by Rev w. r. Jones Dr. y A. Kemp formerly o, Aossca',
Canada R Euln n Hs duSApr Vi Di7j hil'3 esF. sf
Bethel " Y.
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BARRIEU.

The Planning SEASON.
Plsoss Co ofr barge sOS Of r e,t Trees al Stsae+
Fore cstl,ggss sypy - finishing y. 7.
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name and ojdreSs.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be iadOrsed With i,.u
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LABOR REVOLTS.
TIE GAsMEN DIsMAYED,

.,,,,K SUPPLIES NOW AND MORE nOnT PROMISED
-11,R STRIKERS wREAKINd THEIR VENGEANCE
u,pfpSs wORKMEN,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
BANKRUPT NOTICE..

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
IL States, for the District OF West Virginia,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter OF George W. Alexander,
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF W Est VIRGINIA, Is:
A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the estate OF geo. w.
Alexander, OF the County OF Wood, State OF
West Virginia, in said District, who has
been duly sdiudged Bankrupt upon petit
ton OF his creditors, and the payments Of
any debts, and the delivery OF sny property
belonging 10 said Bankrupt, TO him or 10
his use, and the transfer OF any property by
MIN, are prohibited by law. An adjourned
meeting OF the creditors OF SAID Bankrupt, 20
prove their debts and choose one or more
AsisDees OF his estate. will be held st a
Court Of Bankruptcy, 70 be holden at Park
ersbuTg, in said District, on the eth day Of
October, a. D., 1873, at o'clock p. n, az
the Office OF Walter 3. Sands, Esq, before
George b Caldwell, ESQ.,, one o the Regis
ters In BANKRUPTCY OF said District.
Signed HEDGENAS SLACK,
U. 4. Marshal Of said District Messenger
geptG
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. OctC

CHICAGO, OClOUeT y.
On Change to-day the grain market
was weak and prices lower. The fell
in gold lie the chief cause. There was.
nevertheless, a fair degree OF activity in
the market; the tenor of advices re-
ceived from New York, coupled with
the decline in the gold premium, pro-
duced q weak and easier feeling 10
wheat, corn and oats. Prices lower !;
No. 2 spring wheat fell 2G13c per bush>
ell, and sold at 81 059l " cash; l OFT
al 053 seller November, closing at lO5
cash A. d 024 seller November.
CORN-3St seller November.
OATS-Receded l@l!c and No. ,
sold at 3l3@32a cash or seller Novem"
Der; closing at inside figures.
RYE-Eaaier; No. 2 sold at 64@4jc.
BARLEY-Was the only strong ar
ticle on the list; sold at 81 34@l sc
and closed at SO; No. 3 sold at 100
| II and closed at III; rejected sold
at S4690c.
FLOUR-Frm but qiet.
PROVISIONS-Weak aud lower (;
mess pork sold at $l3 % seller Janu-
airy.
LARD-74 seller December or jan
uary.
HOGS-Moderately act i've at about
the same fl ure' as on Saturday; sales
were a. 81 00@4 50
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NEW YORK, October 10.

NRw YORK, October 10.
FLOUR-The market for state and
western flour is dull and heavy and III
6l5c lower at 6 1906 IS for extra state;
6 7O@6'75 for choice do; 6 SO@7 Is
for fancy do; 5 50@6 10 for supefne
western; 6 30@6 G5 for common to
medium extra western; 6 1907 10 for
choice do; 6 60@7 65 for common to
fair extra st. Louis, and 7 S0@lO Is
for good to choice do. Southern flour
quiet and declining at 6 6O@7 % for
common to fair extra; Z 300 II 90 for
good to choice do. Rye flour dull and
heavy at 4 75@5 90.
WHEATON, and heavy and l@2
cents lower at 81 SO for No. 2 Chicago;
l 436l "a for No. 2 Milwaukee.
RYE-Quiet at 90@96c.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm; 81 81
bid for choice four rowed State and
held at l Is; Canada West Is.
CORN-Dull ard heavy at 6l@63
for steamer western mixed; 63!@64c tor
sail.
OATS-Quiet and heavy at ooC9o'c
for new western mixed; $4,000 for
white western.
PROVISIONS-Pork dull aud prices
rule in BUYERS favor at SIG Is for new
ness; IA IS for extra prime; 10 100
l6 so for prime mess. Beef quiet and
steady at 8 50@l0 90 far plain mess;
10 O06l2 90 for extra do. Beet hams
dull at II O0@23 90. Tierce beef heavy
at 16 00@lS 90 for prime mess; Is 0O9
80 90 for India do. .-.
LARD-Dull at 8 7-l6@S4 for No.
| to prime steam; SIC for kettle rem
dered.
COTTON-Scarcely firm; the de.
pressed state of foreign exchange pre-
vents Shippers from operating to any
extent, and spinners only supply their
pressing wants; l75c for low middling;
lSsc for middling upland.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and weak st
Gle TOR crude; Tic for refined,
WHISKY-Dull and lower With
buyers at Csc and sellers at 97c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October 10.
COTTON-Steady; middliugs l7}c.
FLOUR-Firm; Sc 50@6 So for ex-
ira; 7 25@S SO for fam lily.
WHEAT-Unchanged and holders
asking 81 As for No. 2 red winter.
CORN-Dull; mixed ear 5l@52c.
OATS-Stesdy; 3S@43c.
BARLEY-Dull.
RYE-Dull.
HOGS-Dull at 81 1894 40.
HAY-Unchanged at SIS 100000.
PROVISIONS-Better feeling; mess
pork -teady at SIS 90 for CITY. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders 7{@7sc; clear
rib sides Sc; bacon unchanged; sboul-
ders St@SBc; sugar cured hams l2@
1910.
LARD-Steady; SIC for city kettle
rendered.
TOBACCO-Steady.
WHISKY-Steady at goo.
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FOR SALE.
valuable Coal Property For
AAf0.

1IorIcE IS HEREBY aIvh p a, IHH ar
the undersigned n %1s6s' Of e co ss NOW
whole or in part) that po ,,no TO about rs
II ss sssss sSn s@a the oSe
one.thlrd Q, = one acre OF surface at the en-;
as sscsad 9 he gSf aac
three acres Oh r1Iton. The vein Of coal
trance, oaSs 49,, ~ ! feet 6 inches to feet In
VIII vary I'd could be conveniently shipped
depth, ana dS S county road, or by the p.
BY me q r. as the entrance on the river
s VA IS not from either; rs.sono,,s
Tne az exchanged for good town prop
erty. WAITER MARSHALL.
rI-n
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NOTICE.

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE SUB
SCRIBER has been appoint d and
qualified as Administrator on the estate of
10, hua NJ. Dryden. late OF Ohio county. de-
ceased. All persons Indebted to sal estate
are requested 10 make immediate pay n ent,
aud parties having claims against said
duly certified, within the time prescribed
by law. Dated at Wheeling, w 81 Virginia,
this oath day ofSeptember, IS5S.
j. V. l.. RODGERS,
sep25-t Admin istrator.
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FINANCEAND TRADE.
Money Market
New YoRK, October 10.

New YoRK, October 10.
Money ranged from1-l6 to / during
the greater part oftbe day, but finslly
closed at 7 per cent, GreenbackS are
still quoted at I to per cent premium,
with less activity. Gold declined from
100 to 1851 the closing transactions be-
ing at 10S3@l0Ss. Foreign exchange
was lower and almost unsaleable. The
bankers reduced their rates to lO639
l073 for sight and to lO7 at the cloee.
Cable transfers were offered at lO7.
Commercial bills were quoted at lO4t
@l05. Government bonds are heavy
and lower again under full sales. The
market was Influenced by the lower
range Of gold. the striugency in money
and chiefly by the sales made to cover
bonds on the way from Europe. At
the close the market was little firmer
United States 6's OF 81 1l4s.
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4 Challenge TO The World.

NEW YORK, Sept %, 1873.
Editors Turf Field and Farm:-I will trot
Judge Fullerton against the Kentucky
stallion Blackwood, or any horse, mare or
gelding in the world race, mile heats,
best 8 in 5, to harness, over Fleetwood
Park Course Tor ten thousand dollars a
a side-half forfeit. Race to be trotted
between the 10Th and Goth OF October.
Above to bs accepted within one week.
", II. HrNPaREY.
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The Fourth Grand Gift Concert author!2.
ed by specia act OF the Legislature or the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
will take place in the Public Library Hall,
at Louisville, KY, WED ESDAY, DECEM
BFR3, 1873. only sixty thousand tickets
will be sold. The tickets are divided into
ten coupons or parts.
At this concert, which will be the grandCst
musical display ever witnessed In this coun.
try, the unprecedented sum Of
al 100000. divided into u Geo cash gifts
will be distributed by lot among the ticket
holders.
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{" AG il .

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
twork. Any person old or young, OF
either sex, can make from $40 to $50 per
Eeak, at home or in connection with other
tnsIness. Wanted bv all. suitable to either
city or country, and any season OF the year.
This is a rare opportunity for those who are
out OF work, and ont OF money, TO make
an independent living. No capital being
required. Our pamphlet chow TO MAhE
A LIVING" giving full instructions, sent
ON receipt or 10 cents. Address, A. BUkION
q 90, Morrisania. Westchester Co N. \.
AGENTS everywhere to sell our new ana
WANTED novel Embroidering macnlne.
send for Illustrated Circular TO the Mckee
Manufacturing Company, BOY BroadTay'
New York. mayo-o
THE PARLOR COMPANION.
LIVERY LADY WANTS ONE.
fIEvery man ought to have one.
Sent on receipt of ten cents Address u +.
HYDE & CO., l96 seventh Avenue, n. I.
BON.TON FILTRATION SIGNALS
GENT ON RECEIsT OF 25 CENTS.
OUnique Printing and Publishing House,
80 Vesey street, ~ew York. mayS-c
TIME BECKwITH $50 PORTABLE FAM
| lily Sewing Machine, on 80 days Trial;
many advantages over all. satlsiactlon
guaranteed, or $50 refunded. Sent complete,
with full directions. Beckwith Sewing Ma
chine Company, S62 Broadway, n. Y.
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LIST OF GIFTS A:
TOTAL, 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH

TOTAL, 1000 GIFTS, ALL CASH
Amounting 800 GOO
The distribution will be positive, whether
all the tickets are sold or not, and the 1900
gifts all paid in proportion TO tie tickets
sold.
Halves SIS: Tenths, or each Coupon, s. !;
Eleven " hole Tickets for $500; 2213 Tickets
for 81 1000; ll3 Whole Tickets for 5000; 2T
Whole Tickets $4,000. No discount on less
than $500 worth Of tickets al time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly fill
ed. Liberal terms given TO those who buy
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Publ. Lihr. KY, and Manager Git
Concert, Public Library Building, Louis
willie. KY. sup2-ego
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aAlLY REGISTER.

Mail, in 4dVascs
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THE PARLOR COMPANIO
THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS.

AN IMPORTANT INTENTION. 1T RE-
n tains the Rupture at { Il times, and under
tue hardest exercises or severest strain. IL
"a worn with comfort, and ifkept on night
and day, effects a permanent cure in few
weeks. Sold cheap and sent by Mail when
requested, Circular rree when ordered by
etter sent to the Elastic Trus. Co., No. GS5
Broadway, N. Y. City. Nobody uses Metal
Spring Trusses, too painful, they Slip OIL too
frequently. mayo-c
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-29


81 Having heardfh THINGS f ~cvc,a' per
SONS mentioned AZ candidates iur CoiunNl III
the ensuing nomination of the Republican
Party, we would most respectfully present
the name of BENJAMIN Kitchener of the city
Of Wilmington, formerly of Mill Greek
Hundred The Office of Coroner is an im-
portant one, and should be filed by an in
telligent and upright citizen. There never
was a greater mistake made by any party,
than that Of neglecting to secure the nomi-
nation Of sober and intelligent men for this
Office, In Pr esenting the name Of Benjams
in Michener, we have no apologies TO make,
he is an honest aud intelligent man. When
the late civil war had commenced, and the
armed rebels Of the South were endeavoring
by force of arms to overthrow our Republi-
can institutions, and trample under foot the
stars and stripes, the emblem of Constitu"
tional American Liberty, Kitchener enlisted
in the 4th Delaware Regiment, and in the
defense of his country left his right arm on
the field of battle. lie has been an active
energetic Republican since the organization
Of the party, always voting AS he fought,
for universal freedom, and equal political
rights. He is worthy and well qualified to
fill the Office with credit to himself, and tt
the party he belongs; and we therefore
earnestly TtcOinlleuu nun 10 INC lHNulupI'
consideration of the Republican voters o
New Castle county. Many Republicans
| Christmas Last Thursday was duly obsery
ed by our citizens. The deale In fancy good
aud CONNECTIONS did good business better thar
last year, and we think there is but little rea
son on their part to complain Of duh times.-
| There was some little drunken ess in on
city, and few fights, but good l,rder WI
generally maintained aud the day passed pleas
antly away.