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Facts and Fancies.

The Qpeen of Sheba's palace is tho
latest arch biological discovery announced,
Lynching matinecs in Nevada are cali
ed "performauces by the stringed band.~
Our country, it is said, has had but
one black eyed President. That was
General Harrison.
The vote on the Local Option cues.
ton, SO far as received from twenty seven
counties OF this State, shows a majority
Of about eight thousand votes against i.
cense."
An unself>h suicide in Atcbison, Kan.
sas, Irving Gumar by name. left the auto.
graphic injunction, Don't make any fuss
over me, but chuck me into a hole"
"A farmer now in Illinois, who thirteen
years ago sold a load of potatoes in Main,
and by short measure made twenty fvr
bushels out of twenty four, has Just sent
his old customer Sl50, to return the dis.
honest gain, with interest at ten Der cent
This touching tribute to the late Mr.
Grafton, of Griffin, Ga, is from the
Register OF that place He was a fine
man in all respects he was owing Us
seven dollars on that last game of seven
up ; but we will throw that in toward hi,
headStone
The Russian Government owns orc.
half OF all the daily papers published in
that country and it has recently pnr.
chased a controlling interest IN M
X athnf 5 famous Hoscow Gazetfe. a iopr-
nal which is said ia have a larger circu a.
tion than that Of all the other Russian
political newspapers together.
A correspondent OF the Covafry Gen.
them0n has four o ,cs that contra, ted
the habit Of crab Liring. lie painted the
wood work Of the stable will crude rerro.
leum and was amused ly the or m ,ccs OF
the animals over the smell aun taste, but
rejoiced that in this case it elected a
cure.
Feeling is a much slower scrsa than
sight If man had an arm long enough
to reach the sun, and were to touch that
body with the TIP Of his tiuger, he would
never find out whether i, were hot or enld.
as he would be dead before the sensation
arrived al headquarters, which would re-.
quire Que hundred years.
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Harrisburg. March 6.

After a trial of two days. the ease OF
George o Evans came to a speedy
determination 10 the Dauphin county
conrt this morning. the jury returning a
verdict OF Sl49 600 in favor Of the State
This is understood to be ten per cent. on
the amount actually collected by Evans.
who however, had claimed a commission
on the amounts previously collected The
jury did not 6ud that Evans had com
mitted an cmbezzlcment under the law
which was passed to procure his appoint
ment as State Agent.
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FRIEND ScHocH-ln looking over the
Monroe Democrat OF last week, I find an
article headed Local Option: In the first
section of which the writer states, that our
jail is empty, and is informed has been so
for a long time, our court ofquarter sessions,
have very few trials, and those of minor
grade, &c.
Now for information | would ike to ask
this Temperance man, whether in his opinion
this state of things is found in the securing
of public houses and the -ntemperance-
consequent thereon, or in spite of it.
\ T%EMPERAOcE MAN.
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In2 entertainment gotten up by the young
folks Of our borough, at Wilianls's Hall,
came of on Tuesday evening, with a spirit
and a vim that was really surprising. The
house was crowded, so that many were
t2rnel away from the doors. because even
standing room could not be obtained. The
plays were exceedingly well placed upon the
stage and performed, and the whole thing
reflected great credit on all concerned. We
understand that the performance is to he
repeated on Saturday evening next, 18th
inst.
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ruin a large number who own nothing but
their houses and furnishing goods with a small
lot of ground, and it would create another class
of persons with the whole monopoly of liquor
selling, l mean the druggists, who might sell
it by the bucket full, without any restriction,
nor could they be stopped by the court. lhere
would be two topers than to one now, as there
is no legal restriction placed upon druggists;
in other words it would be robbing Peter to
pay Paul, taking away the business from about
sixty-eight persons, and passing it in the hands
of four different persons, druggists, who would
afford no accommodations but to rend to custo-
mcrs bad liquor in the shape of the various
kinds ofbitters, now sold by them, and a mix
ture of laudnum and bad whiskey, and bad
whiskey initself
Every Temperance man who votes on
the 2lst instant against license, from that time
finds his II rrecorded in favor of the'sale OF
all kinds of poor liquor, without any %restric-
tions or reservations; he virtually takes away
from the we'll regulated Hotel, keeps his vested
rights under the state and national govern
ment, wherein ne has always been placed
under bonds with sufficient security in q large
sum, to keep a good hotel, with a large nuu-
Der of statutory safe guards thrown around
him to compel his good order, and he further
takes from him the one half of his value in
eatbles and hands over his right to druggists,
who are under no responsibility whatever and
who NAV sell TO minors, drnnkards and on
Sunday, and yet the law will not reach him.
This would indeed make the tetotaller a friend
by record to the use of bad whiskey and he
would from that time be considered an inter
medler and strife creator, a despoiler of some
mems estates, and the good order, peace and
gratitude of the county-the raiser of taxation,
the destroyer of public accommodations fol
travellers and sojourners, in fact the whole
community would suffer by this mans vote.
1T is believed that the local option law Is
unconstitutional and would at any rate last moi
over one year, yet it would in that time disar
ange matters to a great extent, and would in the
end be pronounced unconstitutional as was tho
case with an act passed some years ago. We
therefore, are of opinion, that the man who
attends the polls and votes for license is the
most wise, well meaning and patriotic of the
two, and trust that all may consider, their own
interest in pocket and all financial matters, as
well their own accommodations, when from
home.
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LEG BRoKEN.-The Hon. c.. Burnett.
while walking up town. on Wednesday Of
last week, slipped on the ice at Miller's cor
ner, and broke the small bone of one Of his
legs. His hurt was attended to by Doctors
Miller and Sep, aud we are pleased at be-
ing able to announce, that he is doing as
wei as can be expected.
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BY order Of the
COMMITTEE.

The Local Option supplement, which
passed the House finally on Monday night
OF last week, was signed by the Governor
IN Thursday. Several amendments were
made in the House. which were c%oucurred
II by the Senate on Wednesday. On a
test vote the Senate stood Is to ll-As
it was amended, the supplementary bill
provides for holding elections in all the
cities and counties Except Philadelphia
on the DIST of March, and provides for
counting the vote Of boroughs aud cities
which have already held their elections.
The county of Allegheny. which WIS ex
cepted in the original bill, is now includ
ed. The vote in the city OF Philadelphia
IS to he taken on the question of license
on the second Tuesday of October, at
the time of the general election. Eight
days notice of the election is required
None of the provisions of the supplement
save any special application to Monroe
county.
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1t is not generally known, perhaps, tha'
The United States las become the leading
cheese producing country OF the world
and further. that this supremacy has been
achieved within a few years. Twenty
years ago we sent abroad about one mil
lion of pounds Of cheese annually. In
1872 sixty million Of pounds Of Ameri
can cheese were shipped from our shores
Ten years ago England and Holland were
famous the world over Tor the superiority
of their chcescs. Now the epicurcs OF
Europe prefer the products of American
cheese presses to "Stlton," "Chedder,'
and the once f~avorite brands of Holland.
THIS will be sad news to our free traders.
and one more argument for them in prov
Ing the pertlnacity of our countrymen in
striving by all honorable means to turn
the balance of trade in their favor
These warm friends Of european enter
prise can still point to the American con
sumption of foreign wines, silks and
segars.
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itF}t ttEd -3D l. 2
In Pocono, on the 9Th inst. Friedrich Loss
aged 70 years and 3 months.
In Polk, on February ii, Monroe Att
NOSE, sou of Jacob Altimose, aged ( years
, months and "A days.
On February %, Esther Elizabeth, daugh-
ter Of Reuben Kresge, age years II months
and 10 days.
In Eldred, March 4, 1878, John Meleh'
Fantz, aged ii years 6 months and 10 days
On March 5, 1878, Asher, infant child OF
John Fravel, aged 5 months and l6 days
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A valuable iron ore deposit has Just
been discoversd on the Blue Mountain
some distance west OF Slatiugton This
vein, it is said. has a thickness of at least
twenty ieet. A gentleman connected with
the Carbon Iron co has been at the place
and examined the ore, and he pronounces
it good.-Mauch Chunk Democrat.
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Up to January, 1872, the New York
Central Park has cost the city twelve and
a halt million dollars but since the park
was commenced, the taxable property Ia
three wards in The Immediate ueighbor-
hood of the park has increased in valua'
ton from twenty six million to nearly one
hundred aud e~ighty-six million dollars.
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The coinage of the Philadelphia mint
during the month of January amounted
to two million, six hundred aud fifty eight
thousand seven hundred and thirty eight
dollars and sixty eight cents.
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It Is stated ihat upwards of 20. 900 col
pred people have left Georgia for III ,ssis
,'ppt. Arkansas aud Texas. within the
past Two years.
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Alexander II Stephens was elected to
C"ngress last week ID The Eighth. District
OF Georgia The yate was small, there
being no opposition
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We heard the first blue bird of the season
yesterday. Now look out for green peas,
&c, &c.
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Go to VI. L. Phillips. restaurant andcon-
~fectionary for oysters, the largest and best in
town. Only 81 per hundred.
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The Hon. John B. Storm returned to his
home on Saturday last. He appears to
stand his Congressional labors well.
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Don't forget that NJ. l.. Phillips has just
opened his place of business up town, oppo-
site the VI. Z. Church.
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NJ. i. Phillips has the largest and bes
stock of French and American candies il
town. Try them.
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Go to Phillips for fruit candies and oys
tiers, prices lower than before the fire.
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The official vote of Susquennauna coun
ty shows a majority OF 1872 against Ii
%censes, The vote Tor ~liceuse was 1880.
against license 1922.
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Go to Phillips restaurant and confectionery
for good cigars and tobacco, opposite the NJ,
L. Church.
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The Steamer was out for practice on
Saturday last.
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Manistee, Michigan, which was de
stroyed III the great fires Of October, 1871
has now more and better buildings than
it had before.
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MARRLED.

On the 9th inst. by Rev. c.. Becker, Mr.
VIM. Christman and Miss Lydia Frantz, both.
of Monroe Co.
On the 18th inst. by Rev, C. Becker Nj,
Enoch Barlib, and Miss Diana Barlib, both
of Monroe Co.
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For Saie.-Two new seven Octave
Pionas, for sale at the Washington Hotel.
Dee. 10 '72-tf.
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Several snow storms visited us since on
last issue.
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DIR. Samuel FouIke. we understand con-
templates locating at Mountain Home, for
the practice of his profession.
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NJ. Es. Coolhaugh. Stgu Painter.

To all those who want Sign Painting done,
call soon for I expect to leave on or about the
first of April next.
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A Kentucky liquor de, ler advertises
whlskey THAT will cut a hair without be,
Ing strapped "5u,,as III,
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Death comes sometimes 10 a curious
shape, A youth in Milford, Mass, was
killed by a barrel of shoe heels which fell
upon him.
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Drs. Keller and Patterson are home from
Mcdic}l College at Philadelphia to spend
their vacation.
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THURSDAY, MARBH Is. 1873.
philadelphia vi. e. Conference.

The following named Ministers have been
appointed for this place and vicinity:
Stroudsburg, j. f. Chaplain.
East Stroud,burg, B. H.. Sanderlin.
Delaware Water Gap, II. L. Isett.
Cherry Valley, f. NJ. Brady, j. Richards.
Tannersvile, L. B. Hoffman one to be
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supplied.

Monroe, J. PastorieId.
Tobyhanna, T. w. Maclary.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. SC.

TIARNESS-I HAVE LARGE STOCK OF HAR-
III ncss all kinds and styles of my own make, which
offer at extremely low prccs; also Ridins Saddles and
Robes and everything IN the horse line cheap tor cash.
IA Warren street. corner College place.
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

DENNsyLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York from foot Of Dcsorosses and
Express for Harrisburg, Psburg the West and South
with Pullman PALACE Cars attached: az $50 A. NJ; 81
and s0P: N. Sunday, 8. and s:39 IN.
FOR Baltimore WasliIngtOn and the South at A. NJ
and r. N. sunday, 9P.M
Express for Philadcphia, g 9, 10 A. n. 1850
$50 gr. NJ and ~ night Sunday, 9, S:yl and r: NJ
Emgrant and second class 7:l5 I. N.
For Newark at s. ~ 4 40. $40, O. TO- H. IL 40 A. NJ
ssa%$$$ sac' i d. II . y iaf. H. sunday, % ss
% rsr t!'.ss'ih @ ss \ 's g sss y
$50 $40 80 80 s:l0 TO- II 30 i2P. NJ Sunday, s2o
u; kssrsy ,s 80 sao 70 and y p AMpS,h,s
gcr %oSSSrdss SSS E spa Perth AmS0y's and 10 A Aa
rs rcsr New | brunswick, !. IoA NJ, pM,Laa 4ao 5:so
O. r. NJ and IL night sunday, 8 and . Z. NJ
For East Milestone, A. NJ, II noon 4:io and 5:DP ~
For Lambertvllc and Pennington, a, n. and 2 p. NJ
For Phillpsburg and Belyidere. 2and r. ~
ACCOMMODATION for Bordentown, Burlington ana Cam.
For Freehold, T. sA. NJ, Q and dtP.M
For Jamcsburg, Pemberton, Camden, 5 a. NJ $40 NJ
Trains arrive follows:-From Pittshurs. v:U A. M,
los Y. NJ, daily, t0 A. NJ and - n NJ, daily. excep;
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, $40 A. ~.
4:! iOI2p Sunday $40 A. From az, rniisda'Rha'
Ticket ofiices, bai As, Nl and "a Broadway; No.
Astor and foot Of pcsbrosscs aud Corandt streets
Emarant Ticket Office, No Battery glaSs; aSTo;yp In
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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DIREC1vRY FoR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENrs-FouRTH PAsg-Fourth. 1tth and sixth
AeTROLOuY-FouRrH PAsE--Fourth column.
so1kbERs FIsanfIss ana second
soAsS sS'1paS AND LODGING wAsrEp-poun.u P4c.-sec-
SS1r asHgEs FOR .ss%
sPS fH
Ssys.SEss & NSiiSSs;sS,s.a p.ss1s.,A column.
CRY REAL TATE FOR saLE1P1rrassn 'q'S P1oR
Sb sSd sssfna sHisnns r.osrnd column
aHp ss%n r.s.-rra
SSssS%issI sr%Sh$IiFs.yrsr rasz-s,.sn column
o0UNTEY BOARD-FounTn PAcE-second and third
Fsssss ssaS column
HOUSES T6 fSRslsnrp AND vN
rrKSiSm r, s, ,pwsixrEESrH PAcs-sscond' third and
EuR6fEHs SSH p4er-pan and sixth
P.ss-sS,a column
FOR sALE-FoURTEEsrn PAcE-Third and fourth col.
yURSisHkD ROOMS AND APARraENTs TO LET
,,,r sixTEENrl PAcE-Fourth column
SSEscH asr@sssn s00Hn Paers.
HELP WANrED-FENALEs-Tmn PAcE-First ana
Hr1 seS%Snd i%'ls. G%9lmns rs ps,x.n oo,,,,n
HoRsss S4RsIAaEs ScHPa:r FssssFS1d 'iS iSursh
GsE a Sss%
VEL.
column
LOST ANp FoHNpFnsr plaSFrst cn1mn GoSmn
aAHR COL
s2E7 agD bassszEsys:r ssG% p.s,sisn
NIsCELLANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENrs-rwsl,ru PAGE.
MIscgE a NEoUs -pounrgrsrn rAep-Fourth column
ssM ss1%n column
SRrAas aSoua4 SsSm pAeD-ph COL
POST oTf1cE Nor1cE-FovnrrrsrH rAor-si1.h col
PRoPOsALs-FouRrrEsrn PAeE-Fourth. NTH and sixth
PROBE SsioSAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
oJT ST nE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIrTEEsrH PAcE-Third. fourth, NTH and
REAL EsTATE TO Observation-Disclosures PAcr-sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-F1rrrrsrH PAcx-s,x,h COL
REL1sIoSUs SorIcEs-1nnrrr-rn r4o.-shn col
x4 p.s.r second
sIruS%IsS %SSTSD1yES4hEs-ssso.e ALE -, Per
5SHS pAereeona
SPECIAL mo- PAop-Frs and second col
sPokTiye-pocs, BIRDS, 4c-pns- P4os-seeond
sss sSss
Eof e LIT soa uss SssESns r.su
~
Wanted sSn col
wEsTSSnHssTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LkTwfIyIsG.fM @ nG M PAccn-Inird column; v.s
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

SP 4dsy
4 .SS ,Sis;ix ;i;sss "a ,a.s
h0''tf sSs mi Cub SaissSs bosTdihs Stables S
ns ESQ., and
sfs
1sss rs ::
they nave u names and , nnc acton very muss
Far ssy
nsSP nsS SG'S asSs sss.e and
ssS Ss a p xSo se% ss u g
second no young team q in this ely they can
S' SSss s.s ana
lar o. G II % arch OF ns road or an
Rich Ssndso%s brown oeans
Ga On NED Us
Ssu s saw n S
ba4i he can a.ways show mile in a:so and y as anS
howing name with TAIL touching the ground and war
.Risa Also Ss sS1ns veay a1d fast sf amDonan marc
hands and old rca BY second S1a
VIM Newell in Orange county, and has been driven Sy
him in she can GO to track always va and show ~
warranted sound kind AVID true one Of most per-
'ai ana
paase py very samy With @
sSs sSs s a e
and DatpS w make ns yu
Fast handsome and we'll bred bay geding joe; no Is
sis Il IL ss ssa s s na.n na" "a:
in tho hour he tho fastest and ruest road horses
in this city good In company, pouter lagg ird
REQUIRES bo0tng when rotting bandages In stable
but is always rcady he is warranted sound kind and
true In all respects.
Also anc Brood Mare l6 hands high 8years old sired
by Hambctonian dam Star she can trot III 80,
and Is sound kind and ruc with exception of scar on
OF hind leg.
Also finest adys cnd's Pony in this State; he "A
hands high and old perfect pet and extra sad
dler and warranted sound kind and true and afraid Of
nothing.
Also one Brett one extension top Park Phaeton one
one Depot Wagon, elegant single and double Harness,
fine Street. Staple and Walking Blankets Robes Whips,
&c.
NB:-This stock is all 6rst class, as owners
would have other, and will be sold
to highest bidders without any restriction
or limit Can be seen now.
gata n0ai raj In ora ahiua
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DRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
To let the Pool Selling the year lS3 also. let
the Restaurant the Grand stand the 1873
Sealed proposals for each separate will be received
Of Boerum street, Brooklyn Tho the
right REJECT any all proposals BY order Of the Ex
GEO. W. OAKLEY. Superintendent.
ITO LET--FLEETwO0D PARK CLUB HOUSE AND
hitching privilege OF grounds Apply ut tho park
liz Wall street W. Ii. vANC0Tf, Superintendent.
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OMAHA FOURTH LEGAL GIFT ENTERPRISE
92SO,505 IN CASH GIFTS
WILL BIB DISTRIBUTED
MAY 20, 1879.
Hereafter no discount will he allowed to purchasers Of
tickets The few remaining tickets will be sold to those
who nrst apply at 81 each 1t
81 Nassau street.
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AFFICE OF THE BOARD OF FHAKNACY OF THE
~ City and County New York University Building,
room ~ University place, corner Waverley place.
Nntice to Pharmacists
The Board Of Pharmacy will be In session for exain
alton and rcgisraonon The 7h, 0ih OF April be
tween the hours of2 and NJ as also the hrst Mon
days Tuesdays and wednesdays Of Junc August October
and december. The Secretary will be in the odice for
registration the first and third Mondays Of each month,
between 8 and O'Clock p. N.
Boa rd OF Pharmacy.
william Eecrgaard N. D., President Paul Balun vii.
liam Msnlius smith NJ D. Thcobaid Frohwein, Francs
II Weismaun. NJ D. Sccreiary
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THE TURF.

A MEXICAN TURFNAN, A MONTHLY RECORD OF
N the 1urf-April number ready. Every lover Of
The turf shoud have IT, Price Is cents, stands
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T'HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY's
i iron mail steamship
HAMMOEIA,
Captain voss will sail on. Thursday April g. at
taking passengers from New York TO Plymouth London
First Cabin, Sl20. Second Cabin ST.
KUNHARDT& 4 CO, G. b. RICHARD BOAs,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
The HOLSATIA will sail April 10.
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"A. TICKETS
are now lett 20 Public LII Irary Of Kentucky. Third

GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
which to be given under authority Of special egsla.
two act at Library Hail. Louisville Ky positively on
Tue >day April 1879 These will be sold out at New York
and Louisville only together with such tic kets re.
turned from outside agencies and win be closed at
both points saturday night AZ the a est oical lists
Nail and telegraph orders will be filled In the
to those that arrive too atn All quarter and half tickets
are reresened IN the wheel the same a. whoes pccis
thousand cash gifts 10 be distributed by lot among the
tcket-holdcrs aggregate vast total Of
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THE BREWSTER wAGON.n A
in all weights for pleasure driving speeding,
exqnsitcly finished.
and embracing in their construction the various i'm
rrovcmcns introduced by during the past years.
the Standard for Quality
throughout the United statea
1hefe wagons are exclusively the production Of onr
weknown Broome street factory. and are offered In
stock in all respects equal in quality to those built to the
order of the most valued customer, and at prices
uniform TO all.
In order that we may not be confounded with Joint
stock company OF carriage dealers who have adopted
firm name similar 10 own ana mpudcntly claim the
reputation have made the brewster Wagon, we
beg the public VIII remember that our only warcrooms
Filth avenue and Fourteenth street,
and our only Factory on Broome street
BREWSTER 4 CO.,
Of BrOomc street.