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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
Mus W%eimncipta.

Die ,@inneipta.S taatsseitun a III
fir bic @abrbeit rerantUrrtii9: .lbUmaa
Wurfba Gin Sols SntuirisGsr pom Ctsrn Ct.
epuiS Gissr brad nsuli6 tur6 tas Gis uns
i9wamm unter bsnislten HubatwGrts cine z tire.
de sUn $50 SUP mad elmer rffensn StsQe, mo- CT
auftautts unb elm frii1es yrim&en nabm. Das
men n man bod AUD en Stmimmen - u. Gin
9ugsn!
Dor ben Sc Straflinatn In 9TH.
water line Is 81 lebtnslars!i6sr Saft serur.
tbsilt unp psnn tsr aii6sn;sitsl bort pirfli& 70
gut ill., wis er ben Ssrru Suipicirntsn ron Der &c.
sislatur bui6 bic @crWaltuns 0nsesetsn pures,
10 p~irftsn pisls t%rIetsn, namIi6 Der StraIinss
lsbr LANCE brit auf StaatsunfUfsn faucn. Ter.
lslte 1T nGmli6 ME frlst: WOntas. Gum
5rabtif HASH, YrCt uub 8nfss Wittasei.
fen, sefr6tss 8leii5, SnrtcTsl9 unb grss ;
atsneeTsu, aUrnbrei nit Syrup unt Gbss.-
9lsbn.i6 ssbis bic san,e @rSs tara nit zebra.
trnsm YpfslHsii&. sstratsntn aartrTeIn. Bob.
nsa, Geib une Syrup. 3pisbrIn, spfslmuh ST..
lasn, alSbeu, &Itsn, Butter, tvarmss Biscuit,
,;SApplepie" &c. Ninn. StsSts.
Neu ulm. 0rcbe GuantiiGtrn WsiSen
fummsn auf bisFssn Narst. gSis bic DpoIt"
mslest, wureen BIS isst auissfauft unb ~ssrlanot.
10000 Suibsl; in zen @aarsnbauisrn liessn
100000 Yuibsl unp man i@agt bic Nuantitat
ess bon ben Sarms-n Der llmssssno nod Su.
riidssbalten. II Wsi5sn auf eirea 100000 SulbsI
Sn ct. Yster bat i9 cine @fiisn : Com.
rasnis su benz 3usd crsaniiIrt ole grtsn srn
~fleinsrsn 6armsstatbiGafisn unS llisnflisn an.
sufsrtissn. in gsrtiueuns nit her Giisnsisesrsi
uuo tsn @aiSinsuwsritatis. bic bfrsiis bort be.
fsbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

Ser liter AM 9l.tttlNppt
tcrih,ct aus @uttsnterd, mic tciat: Saeaurs
aaufmann, Gin junacr damn, bate sinise 3eti
llmsans nit siusr Scbtrr ron Scbn Iutlin9
lepacseu uno rar p%erislte nidt rbns 5e!ssn &c
blictcu. Ia ccrirlbc llb ater mtiJtrte Die
W1ebsu ,u beiratteu, wurec trim Saaire Der
Mittpc6 u9. 5et.) f%titssisyt nm rs Sh1s iu
.%,istteln". Die teibsilis:en Ycrucnen brsatsn
ii6 untcr giItsn, eer Ipprtatsn GrrSep II. W'r-
prc in Gin otsres 3immrr .-Srbn Iutlins for
certs fir bic Gbrs iciner Srbtr $1,000 unr 9tns
brrat bis aui $600. SaequsS aIufnann bet
$3.50.
grrter bate man i@on sct3m bab Dub
ling en- Nsmsbr III icinrr @aseuepr licSen bate.
rcldcs or pann aud nit ins SluS nabu. IA
man aud nod in ieincr Gable ciucn f~inflIuf
scn Hcprlser tsmerftr, nabm Nlufminn, her
ni6ts @utss obnts, lrinen Srucsr 0scrSe gum
Seitano nit in tas cters 3immcr. Oils nad
fur;cr 3sit uup zen nr6 INNER III feinsm Teial'
tat ilbreureu Yrrbdnrlunacr, Guiding ll5 cnt'
isrnts, ~cntfsruts lid aud 0ccra pierrr. 0lsid
raraui sri6isn atsr O~utiins nit lem 0sprbrs
in Ger Sbiir uno lrste irslci6 auf SdrQusS al.
Iieler, eas wabrusbmrup, tIidte Ib, unp 10 9ing
Der S6u6 iibsr i'm binwes Inp wurce tIrs Gin
Sbcil lcinrs 9tpfss atsrriIen. Ter S6uB 9ing
rur6 rrn 8ubtceen uno blirtrn bic Strrttrrncr
;nm Oliid III eiusm Sdlsen istn, icnlt bdltsn
msbrcrs prn Zen Yerlcren, rpcltc llb IN Der rn'
ttren Stute t~efIuprn, lrtenS5Cilbrltd scrlcgt
nsrern fSpnen. SObn Iublin5 purre iur 5000
untsr NurNiMlft a%stelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

On SaniiI9 oCruEsliidte Gr. ). u. Davis,
Gin allSemein sea8tstrr Irjt auf elmer 5abrt gu
fIrsm aranten in ptr NGbs tss SppaTuTss, no
f.iu pfsrp i&ru wurbs, I'D auf bic Seits tr,bte,
has @slSnesr Der Bride ourabra6 uap nit ben,
Salittrn 30 6us tisf aufs Gis ~liir,te. las
pisrt b!ist tOpt anf Der Stsas, Der S6littsn sius
tn Irlrmern rup 2r. Davis sr!itt 70 l6prrc
SerIrsan3sn, bab iein auffommsn msbr ais
spsifelbaft iii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

Die GranS JurD BON Dubuque So.
l~faiteis AM 10. Gsbruar ibrsn Seri6t al. Die.
isibs CAB psrniinftiss &atbi&lase in gssus auf
oas @rinenbaus unb r~mpfsblt sinsn 9lntau an
Oas Gsiinsuibsstaabs sur auinabme wsibli&sr
SsfanSrnen unb sinen paTsnssrsu plas fir SIR.
drrisr.
Die @ranO 9ury S~raiuliri benz G0untY tpesen
Der ~gsrtnSsr 3abI Der YsrOredsn bic ibr ~sprlassn,
'na6t Oarauf arfmrrfiam, bab bic gsrtOtsssleSs
bee StaatS in Sstrel les Ysrtaufs Ron Clique,
ren nit esnrn tr Der. Staatsn in Gcnhiet. iSn.
Orn unp smpfisbtt Natt ess @rcbibitirssleBes Gin
eitsnsssitB fir ttsirn gerfauf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
Chicago Marftberidt.

(per I%elesrapb.) Z3. 6sbruar 1873.
81 eiasn- Sefaeis lstbaft su 81 .204. f6lcb
$f.20a bis $l.2l taar. $l.2i fur MarSlisisrun.
gen unp $l.23! bis $l.23a fir april.
8ett-3si i'm grsiis unb q Gts. bS9tr muir.
be Su $7.65 fur WiGrj ~Ssrfauft.
GebruaI 81.
Wei,en-S6na@s Ha6fraas unb i6wan.
fenb ,nsist i'm prsiie II his IL GtS.; No. 1
S%prinspsi,sn i6pn6 $l.29; 90. 2 fir baar
i6lcb 8u $l.20t bis $l.2O8 fir mdri $1.20i
bis $l.205; Nusl4ub 81 bis 81 Cts.
aern-G Cine alsinisfsit nistrisrr; 80. 2
fir baar i5Iob ~ 3l4 bis 315 Cts. fur NarS 3l3
Gts. @usi6ub "a bis 27t.
Safer-S6wabe Na6frass I st. %nietriaer (;
No. 2 taar % st.. fir Marj got bis 26i StS.
Ausi9us 23t bis 23i Cts.
&esasn-@uts 9aSfrast lu 65 bis 65aSts.
fir Ne. 9
0srat-@snis IsStaft. Ie. 2 su Is Cts.
fir ta0r r~srfauft. Sir @Sr3 27d 9ts. @us.
lGub as Cts.
@eepprf-Starfe Hadfraat 10 bis IS
Cts. bSbsr. @sssu taar fur MGri 1913 ; fur
slpril $13.25 bis 1882.
0eI6la6tete 9 d weins- Qsbbafi 10
bic IS Ste. bSssr lsi&ts 1926 bis s. 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

Observation-Disclosures. Infer
Staetrat5 birlt an lsstfu Ritt,ppt Icrsen cine
Seriammlans ab in wsIGer Der Waypr uab has
6iadnsrcmite a~utoriirt uurSrn cine slnleibe su
eeatrabirsn un bic 3abluns ron $i6,4Sl.ft Cts.
an tenn arnrti6sn Excitement lsiiten III fSnnsn.
Die r~ssslmabise salbmUnatli8s SiBuns am Dom
nstiia9 puros ubae, baB irsenb ME stpas sstban
pare psrtnat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
am pcrsauscucn 9yiittupa bislt eer

Imi per9arGcncn Wfittpo6 bts!t Der
.Dubuaue WGnuer9pr" cine Ssriamm .
lung um brrdt6raps S6ritts gu tbun fir'eas gro.
&c Sdn9ri'l hes ncrbmsllitsn Sdnsertunpsa,
rclGs5 bier in Dubuque pom 20. bis %. 5uIi al.
ss5nlttu rire. Ger @Garerhor teabi4tist cine
ntue 6aQs ju tausn, pcsu Der ptah ,pis bereits
fribsr g~cme.ett, iGcn Ssiaufi unp bic Ylaas gum
Cprrn' GfbGups s~tsuials sutnprfcn Iut. @ir
rperoru In na&iisr Nammsr uaprr p~arItsr brri9.
tn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

NIg Gin barter GAIL gu licrten rbne @slb,
cHne Giaeutbum, rbne prliee in Ger WalbinStcn
vetrnsptrIccrunSsscielitaft unp ratsi Grau u.
MINER bintrrlaleu. : Dies it Gin barter 6aQ.-
sept bin UNI pcriIdCrt.
Y. u. 2linasnter a. Waent,
Ode Ter g.. u. Miain ltrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
interested, that on the 10Th. day of February
A.. ID. 1873, the undersigned was appointed by
the Circuit Court Of Dubuque County, Iowa,
administrator of the Estate Of Joseph Meyer
deceased, late of said county. All persons in
debted to said Esta.e will make payment 10 the
undersigned, and those having claims against
the same, will present them, legally autheni-
Gated, to said Court for allowance.
Dated at Dubuque, Feb. 18TH, 1873.
BARBARA MEYER.
Febr. 1913 wks. AdministstnL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

kEh Tkrpr1 bic unter cine Cur fam urc beu.
te riceer nit scraecu, e~ciunSen 0Iirr,rn .tcr'
umssbt, 10 piIsn mir. rab taS Gentaur 2ini'
ment eas @uneer btpirfi. 2sin anesres Ssil.
mittcl bat is astali6e5 rcabra3t. G5 gilt teine
6si6wulit, ris ~ehIslts niat bett, fsinsn Stmrr;
ben ss niat ~liusert, lsiut gibmuaB. bic sS ai9i
brilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
Milwaufee Warftberidt.

(psr SslsSrapb.) II. 8ebruar 1873.
WttSen-9tubis. Ne. 1 $l.2S, No. 2 81.
2Ot.
Satsr-&ubis. go. 2 26 Cts.
~Iorn-Gubis. 20. 2 22t Ste.
Wpgsea-5sh 40. 1 Is Gts.
@frfe-Iubisu II. i9wa1 fur gp. 2, 70 Gle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
gtadt nnd gtaat.
eausuHft& Absang orr Gi(enbabDiss
in Dubuque.

Slinpis Central Giirababu.
utr.-Wprs. lthr.-gtss.
Nssaus sr 3dss mad lem Often 4O 1000
gutuuft Ter 3dle aus benz Often 6:i5 7;t5
Ht3dns mad rem Sueen: 4:N 115
Gutunit dIs een Sueen: 3:45 7:i5
81. Gruual Giirnbabn.- Seitli&s Dipiipn.
rtsdrs mad rem gBefer: 7t5 7:30
sHtuEft aus ZEN 9Detttn: $40 $3.50
9utuqus Scut5pslsrn Giisnbabn.
etsdrs mad rem Sdspstsn 7l5 300
Gntunft aus een 1880 $3.50
9birngp. Dubuque u. Minnclpta Gilentabn.
Etsa:e mad Fem glortsn: 900 Wprsens.
GNiuuit das Gem NSrpsn; 6:U0 Nbenrs.
Chicago, Clinton u. Dubuque Gisnba6a.
stIaue mad hem Siotn: 600 500
EEtuHft ans Gem SlteR (; Si5 $50
a. Smn hue gue Strofenelsnbdbn fdbren tie 5rembsn
raS gntuSIi er 3aSe tu ir9snb einsm ~bsliebi6en WaEpeIs
st Staet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

GSie aus benz in WataIpo eri6eiaenesn
oDsuti6 Gmrrisaner" ~ srisbsn in trift bic Sc.
lsul@nit Patrons of Husbandry" @naaIteu bic
WatsrlCO agricultural @srte aniufaufen pStr d9
eurS Stcd bariu bic Sibrung 3u E9ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

Scefcr II. Sd0cr's yferec. Vcibifaa Sc.
J%eniter Rem Millennium it nit elmer auSpabl
sprtreflibsr Suasies, autiGen &C., ionic Der
tcltcn plcrce %pcrlebrn. User cine Spd,ierfabrt
MAIDEN MIL, iolte bort lcine Srcer ptnlrlalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
@as bat ca actban

Gieis 5raae it irit Ger Ginfii9.
ruus ess Gtntaur. gininent5 att
Ger Wetrau6 e~stcmmsn. Sr.
sransn mir einrm altrn 6rsunrr,
err ppu &brumatifmuS 9cplaSt
mar, reer isben mir cine psricn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26

Itnber i0reiene aa 5ss 'j g re-.
sulirt ben Massn. bsilt @inp GoIif unS ssrur.
ia&t natirlitsn S@laf. Gs III Gin GriusmittsI
fir Gaifcr.Sd. 6str. 1929
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-26
Neue Mn5eigcu.
NeimbarSt's &otel.
NaufiAaA HtaEL..a

Nc. 2 0rrrrpid Sirstt uub 5 9attery place,
NEW : Y X.
unmisttlset s~sstnIbr hem Gahls Garten unb In Ter 0dbs
Ter Notwithstanding
Don isssm Satntpf une ister 9ampftrctlartuna erre. DIT
man has Setsl sura pis pferessieababn.
sissnsr Grpr,s. CID soassn ~tsfSrssrt tas 0spad.
Scnrp Hciubarbt, Giasutbimr.
~ Infer 9antsmann Wlllsr "a Ia INNER lu ireS.
len. Stbr. 26.-i Sabr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

The Chronicle thinks Cakes Ames hasn't done
anything demanding his expulsion from the
House-that, a. "not even the semblance of a
charge of bribery can be made against him.
the talk about his expulsion under the circum-
Stances Is '.the sheerest nonsense" OF course
nobody believes that men like Colfax, Garfield,
Henry Wilson, Patterson, Dawes and the others
had any idea that Ames' objec in soliciting
them to buy stock in credit mobilier was to in
fiuence their votes. All the evidence goes to
show that they were led to believe that it was
a legitimate business transaction, and when
they had reason TO suspect a cat under the meal,
they one and all threw the thing up. The same
evidence, however, shows as conclusively that
Ames' purpose was bribery, or if that is not the
word the distinction Is 50 fine to be impalpa-
Ile. His damning letters, in which he speaks of
placing the stock "where il will do the
most gOOd,- and remarks that he has
noticed that "men wouldn't look into the law
unless they had an interest in it, show what he
had in mind in laboriously inducing members
to invest in credit mObiler. His failing mem
Ory also shows that, physically if not morally,
he is unfit for the duties of legislation. When
the youthful but accomplished Simon Suggs,
jr., OF Georgia, demonstrated to his unsuspect-
ing parent, the Rev. Mr.. Suggs, his ability to
turn up Jack at will from the bottom of che
g. keerds," the thoughtful father RENTED the
whipping he had first in mind for his gifted boy,
but sadly and peremptorily sent him forth from
the paternsl roof as altogether too 80 shifty''
and able to take care Of himself to be sheltered
longer in the parsonage. Judge POland's COM
mittee will perhaps conclude that Mr.. Ames is
too shifty to further occupy seat in the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28
Repeal Of the BANKRUPT Act.

The action of Congress looking to the repeal
Of this law, If IL has not taken the country
wholly By surprise, has at least, we think, found
the great majority of the people unprepared for
and opposed to such action. Ii Is one of q class
Of laws-akin to homestead and exemption acts
which modern legislation Is forced from time to
time to concede TO the demands OF the people
and the progress of society. They are jealous of
any interference with their rights and privi-
leges guaranteed by these liberal and enlight-
ened statutes, and ii is not safe always for poll
ticians who want to ride the popular wave To op-
Iose them; especially If they are supposed to be
acting in the interest of what are called the
moneyed class, or men Of capital. The friends
Of the law, We hear, are beginning to move to
Its support. In Boston, the board of trade have
formally taken action against the repeal of the
law. In New York and Philadelphia, we are
told there isquite division of feeling and opin-
Ion in regard TO it. The importers, wholesale
dealers, and brokers vast the law repealed, and
are quite in earnest about il, while the mass OF
the people, including the small traders, regard
1t as law made for the protection of all classes
and the benefit of the trade, and as of special
advantage to those who trade upon limited cap
ital and have nothing to fall back upon after a
great fire or a short crop. In Baltimore IL Is
said, that among all classes generally, who take
any interest in the subject, the opinion is that
the law should stand, and that its repeal
would be sure to bring on another agita-
ton, another year, for a reenactment of the law.
The south are deeply interested in the matter
and manifest decided and indignant opposi-
ti"n to the repeal The delegation in Congress
Il On the south will be unit in sustaining the
law. Those favorable to its repeal have the
advantage, however, in having secured concert
OF action to some extent among themselves. The
New York merchants have put their hands In
their pockets to this end. They have employed
their agents to get up what they term . "mon-
ster petition" 70 Congress, and they send il here
by their agent who is already at work with the
members Of both Houses, and with the lobby
Influence here and there thrown in as they can
obtain it cheap. If the Get stands these assaults
1t will do 50 on its merits, from a conviction on
the part of Congress, which We supposed was
well settled long since, that it is a necessary
part of our civil jurisprudence, and in such a
popular sense poor mans law, that 1t is I'M
wise to repeal il. We are inclined to think that
when the subject is more fully discussed, and
even the present opponents of the law come to
understand its real objects and workings, without
prejudice they will agree with us that it will be
great mistake in Congress to repeal it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28
THE WEATHER.

WAX ODCc CHty CtQnof O11ccr,k
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. %, 1873, II a. m.
sYNoPsIs FOB THE PAST TwENTY-FouR HOURS
The low barometer on Monday morning over the
south Atlantic coast has rapidly moved northeast
ward. preceded by brisk and high northeasterly to
northw esterly winds along the middle and east At
lantlc coasts, being now central northeast Of New
England. Fresh anu brisk northerly to westerly
winds, and generally clear and very cold weather,
are now prevailing from Kansas to Minnesota and
northeriy and westerly winds from lower Michigan
and Ohio eastw ard the middle and New England
states, with clear weather except cloudy weather
and areas Of light snow the lower lake region
Ohio and lower Michigan. Light to fresh north
westerly to northeastery winds from the Ohio valley
to the gulf and south Atlantic coasts, with partly
cloudy weather and lower temperature. Heavy snow
fell on Monday from Virginia TO Maine.
PRoBA BiLITIEs.-For New England and middle
states rising barometer decided fall of temperature,
light to freeh noItheriy to westerly winds and gem
orally clear weather, except possibly Of light
snow for the lower lake region. From Tennessee to
Ohio Michigan and eastern Wisconsin fresh to brisk
northeastery to northwesterly winds and generally
clear and very cold weather. For the northwest
falling barometer, winds backing to southwesterly
and possibly with generally clear and
northwesterly to northeasterly winds and partly
cloudy weather. Morning telegraphic reports from
the western gulf Kansas and the majority of those
from the extreme northwest and Rocky mountain
stations. not yet received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

Very much TO the surprise of the ST. Louis
lawyers, the insanity plea has failed to save
murderer from conviction by jury of that city.
The case was that Of Anton Holm, who killed
his wife last July. The principal witness, a
son of the prisoner, aged IL, testified that his
fatser, returning from a weeks work in the
country, had long talk with his mother, and
about midnight she told him to go, and on his
refusing opened the door and pushed him out.
when he walked in through the door and stabbed
n the heart. The defense adopted was
that, while Holm was Woodworking, respect
able man, his wife was dissipated; that she
spent his money while IL lasted, and then rented
rooms to abandoned women, living on their
earning and even advertising herself as an abor-
ZIONIST; and that this and her indebtedness
snce'ea ,he prisoners mind yenaering him liz.
sane. The jury. h.oowever, failed to see the in
'y' and after short trial of four days
w. ght in a verdict of murder in the first de-
gree. The insanity dodge is failing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28

AS the story of the assassination of the Presi-
dent seems to have been circulated widely over
the country within a few hours, an inquiry
should be made who put the report on the wires
In order to ascertain if il was a stock jobbing
canard, or If the person sending il had any rea-
Son to believe that such an attempt upon the
life Of the President had been made or was con-
templated- Assassination is a repulsive, I'M
American word, and it is not pleasant to see it
handled about too fippantIy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28
LIST OF CITES.

lOtdis AViVVV Wills, CtsIi.. JOO, VOO
To provide means for this MAGNIFICENT Concert
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY
will be issued, large portion of which are already
sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
WHOLE TICKETS $1O, HALVES SIS, AND QuAR-
TERs SS0O. ELEVEN WHOLE TICKETS FOR 500
No pIscouNI ON LESS THAN SlOOORDERs. Nothing
could be more appropriate for presents than tickets
% this BANQUET OF WEALTH, or more likely to pro
fce grander satisfactory results The object Of this
THIRD GIFT CoycERr is the enlargement and en-
dowment OF the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
which BY the special act authorizing the Concert for
tie benefit is to be forever free to all citizens of every
State. This Concert will be conducted like the first
and second heretofore given and full particulars Of
the mode OF drawing the gifts and paying them and
everything necessary TO thorough understanding Of
the scheme from beginning to end, now published
in the form OF which will be furnished free
# cost to any who apply The entire management Of
this Undertaking has been committed by the trustees
to Hon. Thos. Z. Bramlette, late Governor Of Ken
tucky, to whom all communications pertaining to the
Gift Concert should be addressed.
r. T. DURRETT, Prest.
w. n. HALDEMAN, Vice Prest.
JOHN 8. CAIN Secy Public Library Of Ky.
FARMERS q DROvERS' BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders for
them, applications for agencies circulars, Informal
ton, ETC., will meet with prompt attention when sd
dressed 10 me as below directed
THOS. X. BRAMLETTE, Louisville, KY,
jan1l-s.&tu.tApr5 Agent Public Library Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-28
BAKGAINs. BARGAINS
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time.
Also, nearly new FRAME HOUSE, No. Il, 81
street northeast lot xNl COED rooms, beautifully
terraced for price and terms call At Office.
Also, new room FRAME HOUSE, corner 18th
and ID southeast; faces south and east; lot Axl0O;
price 5000; long time.
Also, 10 room BRICK HOUSE, on L street scout n,
between 9Th and 9TH streets east, Navy Yard brick
Also, room HOUSE, No. sl2 ah street south.
east; lot SxQ; stands back in yard; price, S2,oo,
long time.
Also, four story BRICK, on ID street, between Eth
aud 18th streets ~ feet front by about 30 feet deep;
suitable for q blacksmith, wheelwrght, car,
raee or .psintshop, or mandatory; cheap; price,
5000.
Also, seven room HOUSE on 18th street, between
X and 3 front yard, hall, nearly new, good alley;
Also, seven-room HOUSE, corner 18th and T, and
one corner 18th and Boundary; both new; never &C.
Also, seven rom HOUSE, on s street, between
Connecticut avenue and nth street; new; price,
We have other property for sale, and we invite all
desiring to purchase home long time, or for cash,
to call, as We are sure suit them.
have also, some very eligible building lots that
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