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Nor So DANGEROUS, AFTER ALL
Twelve years ago, there were forty two
steamers running between the United
States and Europe. The increase since
1851 has been ninety-six steamers. The
Oldest company plying on the Atlantic is
the Cunard. It has carried nearly /, ,OOO,-
600 passengers since it began operations
in 1910, and lost none. The next is the
Inmbn line, which has carried 1877, 900
passengers, and lost lit in the City of
Boston. The Anchor line has carried
100. ITO since 1865. and lost 25O in the
Hibernia, United Kingdom and Cambria.
The Bremen line, since 1868, has con-
veyed 482, 600 persons. and lost no lives !;
the National line, 2l7, 600. and lost none ;
the Williams 6 duion, $50. 900, with but
two lost, By jumping overheard at the
sinking Of the Colorado. The French
line carries no ,steersge passengers,
though owning the largest vessels afoat.
Finally, the White Star line has, since
organized, oasfiei $1,000 passengers,
losing 546 by the wreck Of the Atlantic.
Total number Of lives lost, 975.
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Summer Stock 81 Wines and Liqnors,
"sX's@ IN TUIL VARIETY. iNiis
fWYH bss 70 snumsrate somc OF our leading
CLARETs.-a Gervais, quarts. st. Estephe.
st. Julin Margsux, piats and quarts.
Poutet Oanet, La Roso, quarts.
H0OKS.-LAubenhsime
Hochheimer, Deidesheimer.
These from house Of Henokel d Co, Mainz
WHITE W1NES.-Latour Blanche,
Chateau Yquem,
Haute sauterne., Drandenburg Freree.
OHAMPAGNES.-Hoet d Chaudon,
Pommery & Greno, Ohano & Ouch stel, /.
And "Imperial" California.
BRANDIES.-Bran Freres and James
Eennessy. vintages 1866, SO, IS.
GlN.-Prince OF Orange.
Our stock of DOMESTIC WHISTLES. GINS,
BUNS and other LOU UONs AND CORDIALs,
not enumerated above, will be found in full
supply and at lowest m arkct rates.
Our celebrated brand Of MARYLAND
CLUB" WHI5KEY-for which we are solo
agents -always on hand. Its purity, strength
and exquisite flavor have made it the faYorite
brand wherever introduced.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guarRn-
teed. t GEORGE 6YMMERS.
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COLUMBIA HOTEL.


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Choice Wines.

Choice Wines
SN BASKETS HElDSlt X CHAMPAGNE,
ctI 10 cases Sparkling Catawha,
10 cases ''YiI Bara."
10 cases "Kelloy's" leland Wine
10 cases cred Seal"
casks "Harmony Sherry"
9 casks "AmOhtiIadO sherry
2 casks "Kc.cre Ma leira
For anle hy HOrE& GYLlS
Crcqnet.
This is ihe C,"qn1 Season.
A NEW stock, At diifrreht Prices. jEet re-
n ccivrd. Fer -alcat Il. J.. EiiiAh'%
Mar 20 ls"uk store,
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF
CO L Z M BIA, 8. C.
&150,OG0
100000
Present Capital,
Authorized Copftdl,
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.

JOdN %. TAImEIt, fTee1Uent.
A. G. BREElZER, Cashier.
q. N. G.. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
TTHH1S BANK will soon occupy its magnih-
cent three-story and MApsa1d Roof build
ing, now in course of construction on tho
corner OF Plain and Richardson stro cts, but
for the present will CO bueinees Mt it's old
Banking Rouee, opposite Columbia hotel. a
General Banking BueineRs transacted. Ger
tificates OF Deposit. bearing interest at the
rate OF seven per cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF E1cha ange and other evidences
OF debt discoupted, and money loaned d on col
lnterala. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all the promipe Mt cities
in tho United States bought and sold.
DIhEcToRs-J. Eli Gregg, John 3. Palmer,
SOM G. W Be.rdep, tot Copeland & Bear
den,) r. J.. Bryan, (of Bryan & McCarter.)
". G. Swafield, TOT II. & ". G. Swafield,) W.
B. Stanley. J. g. Secgcrs; Samuel MCGOWAN,
Abbeyille; ]. II. Rit n, Winns boro. Feb 8
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a. i. nave Jnnl rsreIv. u abt,ther supply Of
w these superior HOES. They operate
on an entiteiJ Gift. rent principle tr' NJ the
common Hoe, and nre the b. rt GARDEN, Cor
TON AND CoEN HOE Ia usr. Gire Htm a trial
and De r0nUinrei.
April JOHN AGEEW son.
Notice.
DElNG charged with the enforcement of
ID tho following OIGinabCr. relating 10
"the duiies vi the City SGrvtvr,' concern
ing which due notice has h.uI given by tho
City Clnk,> reading thus:
DE il Jurthtr nrddihrd, That hereafter any
person about Ia build any htusc OH any new
site, fronting nr bounding on any OF tho
streets Of thr ,i:y of Columbia shall be re-
quircd to have the ran,c located. and the
Boundaries tn, roof, adjoining luch street or
a.r'Cts fixed by the CRY surveyor. who shall
bs entitled tn receive tle sum OF IS for each
ot 80 located. And i'll ca.c any person shall
crest any hoTs" AN afnr".aih. without having
.hu same luci.t'd ly he City Surveyor as
ninras Aid. anci, !rrsn shall be sutj:ct TO Il
pcEal;y Ut si5 :"r ,ucl aid very u;lcnco."
hereby notify III parties concerned to re-
port their names III d incai!"nE Df lots either
1T INV rffrc or tnC Mal"n City Sun vtyor, at
tho "ili,.e S,.i,.r'- " J 2 u he conditions
attached tO tho Ordinance vii be strictly
required. and ;hc pcnait! nf non. compliance
to lts ttim- he siS:G!y 'i.f,rc,d and wiih0nt
tho alightcst delay. j. \. JACK! ON,
anri ~ Chief "f lolice.
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-N - .4.z . Is 1000 n - y
Change Of S0hedule.
6ourf 6aE6IIN4 hkt1,koAD CoxrAx1,
q ] ...;Q41ua0t4, &. o.. Sent. ~ 1879.

0l.4alk1 90, 30 into effect on
and after SunoSy, 29th instSnt:
NAIL AND PAssENoIR TRAIN. -.
Leave Columbia at............ ...lys
Arrive at Charleston At 49,. ........4.80p p n
Leave Observation-Disclosures. %, 80 m
arrive 1t Columbia aat............... $40 p N
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATES
TRAIN, lsundays e1cepted.l
Leave ColunbiA. $50 p m Arrive ..6. 80 y.
Arrive Charleston 7.10p NJ Ltave...6 4b . n
Camden Train will run Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, as follows:
Leave Camden at. 720 Am.
Arrive at Col1mbia at...... .1l.66 A. NJ.
Leave Columbia aat... 200 p. NJ,
Arrive At Camden at... 6b5 p, II,
A. L. TYLER, Vice-President.
b. b. FIcKINs, General Ticket Agent.
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Cnarlotte. Columbia and AGgnsta Il. r
sUPER4NTENDLNT'B OFFICE,
CoLQHBiH, S. G., September "a, 1872.
,oIIs.,1s 4N and .1se5 s1,s gste E:
run over this road: '''-
GOING SOUTH.
Train No. 1. Train No. 2.
Leave Charlotte. ....7.15A. M. e2OP.M.
Leave Columbia. .22sP. M. 8.soA. Ii
Arrive Augusta. .7.42P.M S.20A. n
GOING NORTH. ,u.-,.
Leave w AApYEusts: 1926 4. y. 5s9P: y.
Arrive Charlotte. ). .6.l5 P. II. e.o0A. ii.
- STANDARD Time ten minutes allow ir ~ az
Washtngton; ak minutes ahead Columbia.
No. Train daily. No. = Train daiiy, Snn.
dsys excepted: Both trains make clcse Cen
Through tickets sold and baggage cleeIss
to all principal points. .oy,. .y;,,
JAMES ANDERSON, Generalsup.
z. R. DoRBKY, Gen. Freight and Tick ct Agent
Wilmington, Columbia ano Aug. 4. B.
SuPERlNTEHDENr's OFFICE
WiLnISeyoa. N. @, October 7, 1879.
R&M 3 8g following .n1s seheSnis Ssse ri, s5S
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W..l.i .Iv,ic,,

A LII persnne urlnG ctS vat are hereby
N notified that {, ON and after ihi1 date tie
ordinance in rotation to the u.i g uf water
will be strictly and ligidly ,iinic,d ~, per
sons leaving thc!r i.Hd,ants ,r ~stu spout,
running will lc nt a provided l.. or'iiH.nct.
Dec 81 Gl,y clerk
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and Columbia fsil11fs

OhSSHFHRo dNU VUlE III UlH BlJI(Et :.
~ R4 LES TRAINS II 3 . run y y q d.ily. & "
Sundays excepted, connecting with NisLt
Trains on South Carolina Rsihcsd Up t1d
down; with Trains going North and scuil, on
Charlotte, Colu nbia and Augusta sra vii
ington, Columbia and Aug usta RailIt a6s.
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Wilmington, Columbia ana Aug. h. B !.
EUPERlNTEHprNr,s f,EV,cp

WILMINGTON, n. c., October 2, 1870.
e @9 ,oiidriRR ArTRR ,nis seheSG'. Sste .9,, :1s
be run bY TT raips on tbia road. "
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to
public
@p pqs an n . hss leased
and trusts be VIII receive
enGe great
be
a. hours. TBEO. POLL
JAM
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New Mackerei.

SN KITS Meas and No MACEEnEL.
IN 81 Half and hole l,e trcIs, Is. Is, 81 i.
so Boxes sealed iirr,iLbs.
!aN GcnrG.''s Co !iel,.
Fur sti is,w ul iin,f & GYLTS
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DOLLAR MUSIC BOOKS.

~SAAAAAAS AAA ~ SSAS OooAASs
l $s s s
Clarke's Dollar Instructor.
u. a.aa For Reed Organs.
Clarke's Dollar Instructor,
,453,, ~ a! For Piano-forte.
Clarke's Dollar Instructor,
For Violin.
THREE very attractive and useful Instruc-
Il ion books; designed for those who wish
TO take partial and easy course. Full Of
bright, popular music for practice, the frat
two containing each nearly 20 tunes, and the
LAST 100 tunes, beside exercises.
: $$ = s
STRAUSS DANCE MUSIC, 100
For Violin or Flute and Piano.
.lSAt $H$ s 5
Winners VIOLIN and FLUTE DUETS, 90
For Fiolfcs, or Flutes or Violin and Flute
l...I. $gJ$ 8 s 5
Winners BAND OF FOUR, nearly ready, 1 90
Easy Quartets for Violin or Flute, Oornet or
Oiarionet, and I'd Violin or Violoncello.
The above books are for TIE PEOPLE, and
are full Of the bright, wide-awake, easy
music, that isn't hard to play. and is 80 de-
ightful to listeners.
IS q 5 5
The above books mailed, post paid, for the
OLIVER D1TsoN 4 CO., Boston.
~ CHAs: H. DITsON Il CO., I'll Broadw.y,
new YORK. May 81 swT
, 1873-06-05

In Luck. The edito- of The Louis
vile Couier-Journat is travelling n
Europe. A correspondent of The ST.
Lois De"ocrdt thus refers to his trip
"From the large number Of Louisvili-
ians booked for Europe this Spring. we
infer the Winter poker season at that
point was very successful. One promi-
nent citizen was heard to remark to has
wife day or two since, My dear. if l
hadn't filled on that last hand yesterday
we would have been obliged to skip
Italy, but it is all right now. and that
last raise of Higgins just-pays for the
Vesuvius and Pompeii trip. Thus do
the fine arts of the present assist in diff
fusing knowledge Of the past.
, 1873-06-05

To CLEAN CLOTH. Grease may be re-
moved from cloth with q mixture of
curd SOAP dissolved in water and oxgall.
This shorld be well rubbed in till the
spots Of grease, etc., disappear. Then
sponge over with warm water. 20 whie h
little soap and more oxgall have been
added. Rinse in clean water, and when
nearly dry press with q hot iron GU the
wrong side. Fuller's earth may be add
ed the soap mixture for black cloth, and
light clothes may be cleaned by merely
covering them with paste OF pipe clay
and water. letting 1t dry, and then
brushing it off with clean brush.
, 1873-06-05
Guardian Sale :

NJ Office is hereby given that in pursuance
- Oh an order of the Probate Court OF King
County. Washington. Territory, made on the
hlrd day of May A. d. 1873, in the matter OF
he guardian:hip of Osmine Frost, G L. LeBal
ister, guardian of said person ana his estate,
I'll s.li ut public auction to the highest bidder
r cash. gold coin Of the United STATES, and
lbJect to the confirmation by said court. on
iuriay the 2lst day of June, A. d. 1873. at 10
CLOCK. A. NJ. in front of the County Auditor S
'ince IN the city of Seattle, in said county, SO
much "f the timber belonging to said Frost, MS
shall be necessary to pay the d. BITS outstanding
against him and Other indebtednesseS now me-
cessaIy to be incurred amounting 10 about S40O
said timber being on land betw, en- Salmon Bay
and SmIth's Cove, lso-called.]
Terms and conditions OF sale. Cash gold coin
OF the uuited States. One half Of said purchase
money to be paid to said guardian III the time of
sale and the balance confirmation OF the sale
by said court. Deed ut exsense OF purchaser.
W. NJ. YORK. Judge of said court.
, 1873-06-05

DESTRUCTIVE FIREs.-Mr. John Cove,
an old settler with a tine house and farm
on Skookumchuck, lost his dwelling by
fire one day last week. He and his fam
lily were ou, at WORK, and the house and
all its contents were entirely destroyed.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Roberts, on Mound
Prairie, met with similar misfortuns,
losing his house, furniture and cloth
in. Mrs. r. had her hand b adly burn-
ed, and IN her excitement. barely saved
her life.-Olympio Tribune.
, 1873-06-05

The Boston correspondent of the
Sacramento Union says:
Charles sumner was divorced from
his wife by decree rendered last week,
She is now in Europe, l believe, where
she has lived most, If not all the time
since their separation. Their marriage
was sad mistake, which both of them
speedily realized. They were as unlike
as fire and water She, widow in her
prime, of lively Temperament and fond
Of excitement and gayety; he, cold,
precise, scholarly man, natura ly selfish
and confirmed in his egotism by long
bachelorhood. trust none Of your
unmarried lady readers will make the
journey East in the hope of cate. ing the
great statesman. as it is not at all likely
that he will try another ticket in the
matrimonial lottery.
, 1873-06-05

The Springfield Republican records
the recent death of Rev. +. Shenan, of
Hinsdale, Mass, from poison derived
f.om the wall paper of the sleeping
apartment. The paper was tinted with
Paris green. The use of arsenical col
ors for such purpose should be pro-
hibited by law.
, 1873-06-05

Alabastar ornaments can be initiated
by brushing over plaster of Paris models
with spermaceti, white wax or a mix
ture of the two, or b, sleeping the mod
els i'll the warm mixture. Or instead OF
this process, they may be brushed over
several times with the white of an egg
allowing each coating sufficient time
to dry. Only models made Of the finest
plaster are suited for these processes.
, 1873-06-05

JOAQUIN MILLER From the Eugene
Journal we have the following respect
ing this now famous person:
1--WE received note yesterday from
joaquin Miller. dated London, April 80.
consainiI z Il very complimentary review
of his new book, ''Songs of the Sun
Lanus. from the London Sund~ g Times.
portion of which W, will publish next
week. He states that all the London
papers stand by him as before, and says
Now I shall come home. satisfied, and
sit down by the winding. shining Villain
etre and rest.
, 1873-06-05
A. Macintosh,
Notary Pubic and Convevancer
REAL ESTATE AND TAX AGENT.

nas complete Abstract Of Title to al
Lands in King County. Will attend te
the purchase and sale of Lands any.
~here on Puget Sound. Special atten-
ton paid to the transfer OF Rea, Estate
and payment of Taxes. Patronage so
Dotted and satisfaction guaranteed
Office on Mill Street. opposite the
ciaentalHotel, Seattle, KING Counay
c23f
, 1873-06-05
Marine Intelligence.

PoRT TOWNSEND May 29.-Arrived.
ships DashiDg Wave, and Canada, anu
bark Camden.
SAN Francisco, May 90 Arrived the
Arkwright from Nanaimo. and barken-
tine HARRISON, from Port Townsend.
, 1873-06-05

We are panied to inform our friends
and readers that the wife of the proprie-
tor of the Molutaineer is now lying very
slck at her residence IN this city. That
terrible desease, consumption, has near
ly done its worst, and the poor wife and
Ilother now patiently awaits the call OF
Him ''who doeth all things well. -
Mountoineer, May "a.
, 1873-06-05
Rrvrxnr CU,rrR roa pueEr SOUND

REVENUE Gutter FOR PUGET SOUND
In the San Francisco Ait., May 2l, ap-
pears this:
The new Revenue Cntter. Oliver VOL
eotr, Jr., intended for service on Puge'
Sound, is now receiving her finishin
touches at the Beale-street wharf. Sht
is built of Oregon pine and is 137 fet
long, % feet s inches in breadth
beam, 10 feet 4 inches in depth OF holu
and 1874 tons register. She will have
five furnished cabins for the officers. and
the crew will have Accommodations for
ward. On the starboard side will be
the powder magazine. which will hold
two tons. She is cutter rugged and has
two masts. Dickey Brothers OF this city
are the builders. Her machinery was
built 10y the Risdon Iron Works. She
has single engine, the cylinder being
thirty-four inches in diameter, and the
length of the stroke Is Of the same di-
meLsions. Her cost will be 1000,
and after the trial trip. she will be turn
ed over to the Government.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOWN
DvEkTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE.
12ft BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRsT AND THIRTY
aECoND STREETS o.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM eA M.
sJLL .P. NJ. ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS TILL 9P.
Mat OFFICE RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE OF
ANY KIND ..r
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Total, 10000 GIFTS, all Cash esoo ooo
The OBJECT OF this th Gift Concert Is the
ena endowment OF the Public LIBRARY OF Kcntucky
which py the special act authorizing the concert for lis
benefit to be forever free to citizens of STATE
TO provide means for this magnificent and worthy
under rtaking l0oV tickets and will be sold at
PRICES OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $l0 halves 81 and quarters ~ a.
Eleven whole tickets for slO0 2s s255 IS for $500
ll3 for $1,000; 2s5 for S2,5O0; SIS for 5000 I6O for
$1,000; 1880 for $4,000 and 5000 for No dis
count on less than 500 worth Of tickets at time.
This third Gt Concert will be conducted like the first
and second heretofore given and full particulars of the
mode OF drawing fhe gifts and paying them and every
thing necessary 10 a thorough standing Of tile
scheme, from beginning to end published in the
10 any one who wants It.
The entire management Of this undertaking has been
committed by the trustees to Hon. Tho. H. Bramlete,
late Governor OF Kentucky to whom all communications
pertaining 10 the gift concert should be addressed.
X 7. DURRETT, President, p. l.. X.
JOHN g. CAIN, Secretary, r. L. X.
are now ready for sale, and all orders for them,
OF for agencies, circulars information &C.
as below directed. THO BRAMI,ETTE ~
Agent Public Library, Kentucky. louisville. Ry
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DnEsTsRY Foa ADvEaTsEas.

AMUeRMENTS-SscoND PAcE-First and second coiumns'
SSumn
and third
soARD ,1S6 AND LODGING wANrED-Fmsr PAo.-rhird
sRooSI9S SSlI9S REAL ESTATE FOR sAIE-Frasr PACE
DUsIN%f % IS oPPoRTUNIT PAO.-si1th col
gSs sisss1sss 'p,Snn Psanroh
u1zRRs SSIg%nND AND sALEsxEN-srvrnru fAGr-rhrd col
CoXcaHsN AND GARDENERs-sEvESTHP PAcr-rhird
CoAsTWisE sTEAMsHIPs-Fmsr PAor-Fifh and sixth
opARsTHSTEksHI.sT PAerasi.th W column.
S3SciSa PAesUFourh Io column
bEY G18RsEss HnsEs 70 & FRN1suEp AND
P1sirS Column
EN1HGAH1n and sa columns
ESE TO
ESENn
aELP HSTEp-FEMALEs-srvrrru PAer-second
HELf as2 P4cn-rhird and
HORSES, Hs S&RRixaEs. 4o.-Fnsr PAcr-second
HSE SSSa &C. fsIs@a
LEoTGRE f4as@FSarth column
I9xF kosf 4Np 9s1t1s9r Quinn
GXCHfNERf~s SEVENTH PAcE-sxth column
column
MEDICAL-SEvENTH PAGE-sixth column. - .
MILLINERY AND DRESsMAKING-FIRsr PAGE-sixth
M1sCEILANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENfs-TE PAGE
MUsICAL-SEyE ENrH PAcE-Fourth column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-FIFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAl-FIRsr PAGE-First coIumn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Fourth column.
H4ssFa
GF OF Ms SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column. !.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FIRsr PAdE-Fourth
"a column, 81 d ivTtx Fms, p.cr--rourth column
REWARDs-FIRsT PAcE-First column. r;,.S .s1;;.,,,,
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-SEvEN PAGE-
First and second coluIhHs:
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-sEvRNrH PAGE-Third
Special 1S;o11oEs-F,ssr PAGr-First and second
sPoRTiNGEbo0s, BIRDS &C.-FIRsr PAcE-second
THE TRADEs-sEyExrH PAcE-rourth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-FIRsT FACE
Third column. . =,
UNFORNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column,
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column
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A -S500,O0O DISTRIBUTION
GRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE.
10000 CASH GIFTS, $5OoOO0
CAPITAL GIFT. 100000
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

BY authority of a Special Act ofthe Legislature of
" THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT
for benefit the Public Library of Kentucky
by announced to of in the great hall OF the Public
Library building, at Louisville, Ky, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1873.
At this concert the best musical talent that can be pro-
cured from ali parts OF the country will be employed,
and the enormous sum Of
$5O0000 IN CURRENCY
will be distributed by lot among the uckethoders in
10000 gifts, every one Of which Will be cash.
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

pENNsYLvxNIA RAILROAD.
BRossEs AND C0RTLANDT STREETS, AS FOL
WEST AND SOUTH, WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS
Attached, $50 A. NJ, q, AND $3.50 T. NJ. SUNDAY,
FOR BALTIMORE, wAsHINGroN AND THE SOUTH
atsA ExrSEss Nj apa FoR r. pHrhbEybR N sHpfayb
l23o l. ~ $3.50, p. NJ. and Il night Sunday $3.50
FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA Camden, att A. M. and
ymiartaant and second class, 7:lsP.M.
!, ESk 20 NEwHRKs ~ A X "a q % S SG 10 T.
5 S;9 q so $40 sS5 So q 3es ss iS e. TO-
aa9 a So ss5 J. ~ T. % sS g. s SS i H. 3 q
nds1 sSh is5 IS g Is s sS sa$ ia ss !!
sS AS6 npS L fsh H!E4 and ID
a. FOR FoR new BhhuSs%icK, sso. 10 A. MN,
'I Fur Exsf MfiIsToNE, 7 A. NJ. an. 4:o and 5 20
FOR LAMBERrv1LLE AND FLEMIEaToN. ga NJ.
FOR PHILLIPsBURG AND BELvIDERE, and
ACCOMMODATION FOR BORDENTowN, Burlington
and Camden, and 30 A. NJ y 80 2 3, and M.
FOR JAMEsBuRd, PEMBERToN, CAMDEN, A. M.
III TRAiSs ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS FROM pIrTsBuRG,
S Ionday Is FROM M afSMiXy 2t
kaSa l1a E Nj sg9q'S s SG 81 Il h
NJ. 2I4, ssa e:e4, s4s p NJ; Sunday 2 6ao' Ii "'
Asor House and foot of Desbosses and Corandt streets
Emigrant ticket office No Battery place .co,t
Cas- Geue Manager.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LIVERY MARRIED WOMAN EXPECTING OR DE.
~ sring 20 become mother shogld send stamped and
New York and receive pamphlet Of vital Importance
which should be read by every woman in the land.
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Al WEST TWENTY-NINTH sTREET.-FAMILIES
II and gentlemen can be accommodated with front
Rooms on second and third floors with first class Board
reasonable terms.
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(NUNARD LINE.
~ The British and North American
Roya. Mail Steamships,
between New York and Liverpool, calling Cork Har-
From New York.
PARTHIA. Wed, Jan. 8 ALGERIA. We'd Jan. %
CALABRIA =. We'd, Jan. p PARTHiA. We'd Feb. II
Steamers marked thus do not carry steerage passen
gers
And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
New York
cording to accommodation Tickets TO Paris SIS, gold,
additional Return tickets on favorable terms Steer
age, $50, currency
Stecrage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
al parts of Europe at lswest rates Through bills of
other ports the Continent and tor Mediterranean
For freight and cabin apply at the Companys
office No. Bowling Green for steerage passage at No.
Ill Broadway, Trinity Building
JNMAN LINE.
i For Queenstown and Liverpool Royal mail steamers
appointed 10 sail as follows:-
CITY OF BROOKLYN Saturday, Jan. II. 2P-M
CITY OF 1s WASHINGTON. SATURDAY, Jan. ls ga n
CITY OF BkuSSELS Saturday, Jan Is ZIP. NJ
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Thursday Feb L. A. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
10 North River
Cabin, S75 and 500 gold according to accommodation.
Round trip tickets at low rates.
Stecrage-To from Liverpool, Queenstown Glasgow
Londonderry London Bristol or Cardiff $50, currency
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Swe-
den SsCrwayd .sd pspmars qlq Paris at reduced rates
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
Companys ONCE, l5 Broadway
For steerage passage at 50 Broadway
JOHN @. DALE, Agent
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A -kBNTUCKY STATE LOTTERY OFFICIAL
drawings on file. Prizes cashed Information fur
"''neo' Circulars free. JOSEPH BATES, Agent,
Broadway. 4
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40 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH
70 avenue-Rooms, with Board, TO be vacated in Q
few days. home comforts good table Best references
given and required.