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o,,or from petersburg.

r,rr LITTER DELIVERY SYSTEM
tF2' ,-,. Am coxswAIS OF TnE haGDALA
'"h ,.,rwrn..-wRAT THEY SAlp,--Aip FOR
M '",,.S INTERVENING MARRIAGE. TO
,sToR Al CALI ACCErTEr
.,,p,nnco og the Richmond pisra'''''l
ryTESssrRG. December IL. 1850
,rhcrc was to have been mecti.s y. 'I,e w,
,,,,on council this afternoon az Tue eai I,
' w. Naycr on application OF me eleclal
Of 80" .,,,,,cr On Numbering inc houses 10
"'| ,ho, matter into CONSIDERATION. I'm
-" u ri tho acknowledgement petition,
,, ,a"yr, addressed IL The foStmaster-9en,
,I adverse 80 the proposed
can Il me tirc-dclivery system, no
r\''M>'v" .,.o. nrli. the members OF the
>3rI''4 a,,n,in., il best 10 delay any definite
r"u'n thc subject until tie decision OF the
:, ''.', ,ss.,rr.t;rncral shall have been arrived
',W,r,nvhilc, the postmaster here, Mr..
a. a.. hs> forwarded 10 Mr.. CrcSwcl' ms
'",,,,,,,,uaation for the five carriers ana II
49,, ~ he denied that great manv pco!'"
=, c,yor of the system. notwithstanding
o.. ,nng, and very respectfully cudorSed pcti-
.,,n a.ainst the proposition.
".il,H n,o,,, Nraii and the cockSwain Evans
u.'li;snn> o( The British brig MHgdala, who
',,''' crested il Richmond Tuesday, We're
,.,',alt over 10 this city and lodged IN JAIL.
~. 91 they were removed by Sheriff Battle
:, w. r!incr George county jail, where
m.., wll b. confined 10 await their cNami-
...,,n These parties were interviewed to-
.., AT, ? rcwSplper visitor. 10 whom theS
.,.ct that they had committed no cruelty
man me hoy llolingsworth, whom, how
Nor they charged with being humbug Of
,.,.niruje and fraud Of the first water. They
,.s,,d that he came 10 the ship with tue dis
.,r.,c NJ sailo. named Seth HollingSworth
-. ms ,.,,>,cS>icn. hu, that he was found 10
h,.., i,O,,a>tor under Il false name, and that
hi. knew nothing whatever of Suilor's
r..,,, They said. moreover. that his per.
.,n,I habit, were to that extent uncleanly
cha. whenever he was washed 1T All. it Lad
,,n. done by force. All this does not seem
=, ,xp:a!n. far les 10 Justify, the marks OF
.y,rc,ns cruelty which the Young man bore
.r5n hls body.
An entertainment. one half OF the pro-
r,.i> Of " hirh is 10 hc devoted to the relief
~, IN. moor, is to take place tomorrow At
-. FAIRGROUNDS. II will consist oil racing
!me.~aiking, &c. -,
The d,I,nguCntS on the list OF the sheriff
AIR tic pavlneut Of taxes due the state viii
ID, ,.L ont tomorrow at auction. There i
4, ro,llv lit Of them. hut the property for
~ most part consists Of small lots oil nc
.-7at value.
There viii lie marriage Tonight A The
W4>hincton.Stre Methodist EpiScopa
A;lych. ut which Rev. DIR. William +
Hatcher and Rev. W. W. Duncan will OIL
..q,,. and the exercises arc otherwise CX
.e,,Q 10 be Of very interesting character
r., routracting parties are Mr.. ". w. Taylor
md Miss Sarah Bryaut.
Information has been received here tina
RN. pr. W. II. Platt, formerly rector Of St
Yu.> church in this city, and more recent,
o.. Louisville, Ky. has accepted call to ;
c.Ugc- il san Francisco, Cal.
ROBIN ApAlR.
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letter from Staunfon.

irpIr.spoudsuce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.J
CHARLES LEE (CoL0EEp) ARRESTED FOR BEAT
ING JOHN BROWN (CoLuREDl, FROM TIE EF-
tECTS OF WHICH he DlED-MEETISG OF CITY
CorsCIL-rKovISIoH MADE TO ISSUE 500, 0O0
n BpSpS TO IMPROVE THE STREETS AND SIDE.
MALES AND PROVIDE sVrrLY OF WATER
FOR THE CITY.
STANTON, December It.. 1878.
The unusual quiet which has prevailed, il
liz news line, in our city for the past week
WAS interrupted yesterday evening by the
arrival OF Deputy Sheriff w. X. Lighter
having in charge negro named Charles Lee,
accused of having beaten another negro,
named JOHN Brown, from the effects of
which he died on last Friday. The circum-
stances of the affair, so far as learned, seem
10 De a. follows: The negro Charles Lee was
in the employ of George Wilson, living
near ChurrhviIle, in this county. On the
list Of November John Brown went to Mr..
Wilson,, and was employed. That same
day Mr.. Wilson sent him to the woods where
Charles Lee was chopping with his own and
Lees dinner. They soon got into talk
about their wages. Lee said be was getting
lilty ceDtsa day. Brown said he was TO get
,.ycniy-iiye cents day. Whcreupon Lee
should come where he was and get more
than he got, and at once attacked Brown
with bis aXe, and cut him very severely on
the head. Lee then took his departure,
leaving Bro~n lying insensible On the
ground. 1t is well enough to state here that
Lee says Brown first made the attack
on him. Brown afterwards returned
10 consciousness, and made his way
ln lob
h had bis wounds dressed, which were OF
q very serious character. DR.. Patterson
sewcd UP the cut on his head, which eX-
tended almost completely across the top OF
Tie head. John Brown died last Friday.
On Sunday an inquest was held over the
body at CLurchvIlle, and Dr.. Patterson
gave il as his opinion that John Brown had
died from the effects of the wounds received
II The fight with Charles Lee.
variant was issued by Il. +. Ferguson,
justice Of the PEACE. aud Lee arrested ana
cdg'd ia laii in this place on yesterday eve
ming. a. above stated. Neither Of the ne
%roc> bear good reputation. Charles Lee
vas some time ago arrested, and kept In Jail
for about four months for beating another
negro SO badly that it was expected he
would die, but the negro recovered and he
was discharged.
At The meeting OF the City Council last
D,ght the street Committee made several re-
ports. Among others, they recommend
that the I,ailor, Dir. Harlan, be allowed two
cents Per day for each prisoner who works
in the cllail-.ang for each day they may
work for the city. His petition was after
ward recommitted. An extra SUN OF $40
was allowed Colonel }. 81. Lilley for services
III surveying Augusta street, and for mea-
suring and mapping Augusta street and asl
Is intcrsecting and adjacent streets, for the
use OF the Council.
The Committee on Streets submitted the
following resolution, which was adopted:
Resoiced, That the sum Of $500, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, be and
Is hereby appropriated for the purpose Of
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Is TazaF FINANCES. Yashinatcn, December
l8:-The COMMITTEES OF Ways and Means
will do nothing for the relief Of the Treasury
before the holidays, as Is shown il, the reso.
iutton adopted yesterday by the House ask
Ing that the several departments cause re-
ports to be made. If possible, as early as the
9th Of January, setting forth what estimates
can be reduced, and the amount of such re-
duction, without serious detriment to the
public service. No new tariff or tax bills
will be reported by the committee unless It
be shown that relief cannot be afforded in
any other way. The majority OF the CON-
mittee prefer temporary convertible loan.
All the members urge the strictcst economy
In expenditures, which, with the anticipated
revival Of business in the spring, they say,
will do much toward relieving the public
necessities Baltimore Sun Washington
feleorun 81
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The PlscuBAck CAsE.-The speech of Sem
ator Morton on the Pinchback case this af-
ternoon, in which be takes the bold ground
that the Senate has no right to inquire into
the validity of the Kellogg government, but
must accept the dictum Of the President as
conclusive and absolute, advances doctrine
which will be vigorously assailed. 1t is now
probable that before this subject is finally
disposed of nearly every senator will speak
upon it. Messrs. Morton and West have
discovered that they have not the power to
compel decision upon the question before
the holidays, and so informed Mr.. Pinch
back, who was lowering anxiously around
the Senate chamber this afternoon.--W Wash
ington eiegran.-.Balttn1ore Sun, l7h.
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building u crib.br,age oyer tho creek ION

. -,ss. /.
The most important action Of the Council
was the passage Of an ordinance providing
means FOR improving the streets and side.
walks and for increasing the supply of water
IN the city, both Of which are subjects Of
great importance to tho city, especially the
water supply, which Is altogether insult
elent In case of a large fire, aud does not
more than furnish enough for the daily use
Of the people.
MIR. j. T. Parent, who has been for some
seven or eight years sergeant of the city, of:
tered his resignation TO the Council last night,
which was accepted. Mr.. Levi Sbatcr, " bo
has been constable, was then nominated for
the unexpired term.
Upon motion. It was resolved that the city
scrgeant.elcct be required to qualify and en-
ecute bond TO the city in the sum of 500
600.
}. T. Long was elected cnsineman of the
fire company for the uneXpired term.
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The T1cHBoRNE CAsE..-- Loadon, December
1G.-.Jean Luie, witness for the defence IN
the Tichborue case, who was arrested Tor
committing perjury and afterwards discover
ed to be a ticket-of-leave man, was brought
up at Bow street to-day. When asked If he
had anything to say before the revocation OF
his license he replied that he was sorry For
what had happened, but was invited and
encouraged to do what be did. He declined
to say anything further. Luie was then re-
moved to the convict prison at Pentonville
to serve out the uneXpired portion of bis
sentence; after which he will be tried for
pcrillry.
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WHATS THE MATTER Pit is stated upon
good authority that bandits, disguised
as Sisters Of Charity, have entered
one of the public institutions Of this
citv in broad daylight with pistols in their
hands, silcnccd the officials, ransacked the
archives, and departed without arrest. rms
thiag is reported to have occurred over a
week ago, and the officers Of the department
in charge-we mean the Board of Educa-
tion-haye not placed the matter in the
hands of the police, nor allowed the matter
to become public.
The people were first informed of this
diabolism by the Argus on saturday eve,
ming. They are inquiring what the Board
of Education has been doing that it sup
presses information and dare not protect its
own archives.
The Argus says: Gentlemen, this thing
must come to the surface. We must know
whether you are in fault or whether the po.
lice are in fauIt-whetber the people have
rights. or whether bandits are to be pro-
tected. brooklyn Ar9uS, 10th.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" R0AD.-On and after December 2, 1873, tho
passenger trains will run rs follows:


CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ R0AD-On and after December 2, 1873, tho
passenger trains will run rs follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-Lezves Rfehm1hd $50 A. n.
EA1LI except Sunday, connecting With W., C.,
Va, NJ: 8 G.. ). raiiroad gt G0rdonsyilIe ami char.
fottssville, and arrives at Hinton st 10P. IL.
ENTREES TRAtN,-LexTes Richmond at 1880
+: M DALY except Saturday, connecting 1t Cor
ucnsViile tor Washington and the North. and ar
rives u huntington at p. d. next day. Steamer
AZ ~ Hninclanatt at oiclocknext morning.
Ids train Hops between Richmond and White
Sm,pnar on at Junction. Gordonsyfllcr ChaTfottes-
'hie, SCaTnten, Goshen, MILFORD, and Coyington.
H. aSSSo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Richmond
fssSsfp' FEB Eaady s ins :: e
'0r"'nS''ne ZOE hEEaSs sFWfxRp.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati 1t p. NJ. DAuY ex-
cspt Sunday, and arrives at Huntington at A.
u; next day Connecting with express train.
NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
at 4:3O 4. NJ. next day, connecting With trains
going south and with James River steamar for Nor.
folk. This train stops between White sulphur and
Richmond only at Junction, Gordonsvtne, Char.
!ottesyllle, Stanton, Goshen, Miilboro', and Cev
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Hinton At o'clock A. n.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting with W., c., Va,
NJ @. s. railroad at Charlottesville and Gordons-
Vile, and arrives at Richmond at p. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAfN.-Lesyes Gordons-
Vile at a. NJ. DAILY. except Sundays, and ".
rives at Richmond at ESQ A. d.. .s.E
office, on Broad near Seventeenth street.
A. II: PERRY, General Superintendent
EDGAR VLIEr, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. ---,sS dee
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The New PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTION
AporTEp.-Ph,ladelph December &c.
To-day the polls throughout the State were
opened for the popular vote on the question
of the adoption Of the proposed new State
Constitution. The election here passed of
quietly, and comparatively light vote was
cast. Every ward except the Nineteenth
was carried for the new Constitution. Phil
adelphia complete gives 5I,778 for, and FL,
Ola against; majority for. 26,S64. Total
vote, S2,629. Returns from the State gene
rallv indicate similar result.
The majority. as we stated yesterday, Was
estimated at 10000.
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REPORTED DISCOVERY OF LARGE FLOAT
,sG DEBr IN NEW YoRK.-Ne,o York, De
ccmber lG.-The Express publishes rumor
from the City Hall circles that tho commits
sion to examine the city accounts have aus
covered large floating debt in addition to
about one hundred and fifteen millions OF net
city and county debt heretofore reported
me Board of Aldermen, the Express says,
lave called on the commissioners to report
the amount of the floating debt, but without
anvil. Rumor also has it that "ei-knoWn
politicians are interested in keeping buck the
rruOrt.
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WEST VIRGTN1A.-Judge Neesop, of Rich
mond, Va, made an argument before the
House Committee on Elections this morning
in favor of the West Virginia October election
and to the claimants for seats from that State
under it-MeSsrs. Martin and Wilson. The
arguments in connection with these contests
will be resumed tomorrow Washington
teleordn,-- Baltimore Sun, 18th.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

amounting to.......... 100000
The chances for gift are as one to FIVE
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, $25; Tenths, or
each coupon, SIS; Eleven Whole Tickets for IS 90 !;
22H Tickets for 81 1000; l13 Whole Tickets for
$4,000; 227 Whole Tickets for 81 O, 900. No dis
count on less than $500 worth of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted In all re-
spects like the three which have already been given
and full particulars may be learned from circulars,
which will be sent free from this Office to all who
apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for agencies
will be attended to In the order they are received
and 1t Is hoped they will be sent In promptly that
there may be no disappointment or delay in filling
ALL Liberal terms given to those who puy to sell
again All agents are peremptorily required toset-
tie up their accounts and return all unsold tickets
by the goth day Of March,
THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library. Kentucky, and Manager Gift
Concert Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
de 15-dM&Th1 ,&wlm
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS,

and have great many agents yet to hear from.
No doubt is entertained of the sale of every ticket
before the drawing, but whether all arc sold or not
the concert and drawing will positively and unequl-
Vocaly take place on the day now fixed, and II any
remain unsold they will be cancelled and the prizes
will be reduced In proportion to the unsold tickets
Only 10000 tickets have been issued and
$4,000 CASH GIFTS-s1,50Q,0O0-
will be distributed among the ticket-holders.
The tickets are printed In coupons of tenths, and
all fractional parts will be represented In the draw
Ing just as whole tickets are.
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1874 NOW is THE TIME 1874
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874.

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY
j. T. ELLYSON,
NEws-DEALER, No 1112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In Newspapers, Books, Magazines, Games, Sta
honery, school-Bo Books, Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great reading public.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mall to any part of the
country at the following rates, which are the pub
fishers lowest prices:
DAILIES.
New York Herald. .s12 New York Tribune 81 2
New YORK World IL New York Times. ~
Richmond Dispatch. 6 of Commerce. ..... 1s
Richmond Wing 49,. 8 Richmond ENQUIRER a
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON RoUTE,l
RICHMOND, VA, October 26, 1878. )
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
l. run as follows
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at sos A.
NJ. and z. NJ. arrive ut Petersburg at GIL A. M.
and 500 p. NJ. arrive at Weldon at $50 A. NJ and
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at.
tached. leave Richmond for Petersburg at A. n.
and P. H., and returning leave petersburg at
a. R -; Ti MALL TRAINS leave Weldon at
$50 4; n: and 4l5 r a., and leave Petersburg at
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS leave Petersburg
daily mt 8 a. II. and Richmond at 1890 p. IA.
Passengers from Norfolk will connect with the
train leaving Petersburg at 1871 P. NJ, and those
for Norfolk Win leave Richmond on the 1880 r.
NJ Accommodation Train.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both pisces at .
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS,
and the 7:55 p NJ. hail Train will not leave Peters;
burg Oil SUNDAYS, and The 5:o5 A. ID. Train VIII
not leave Richmond on MONDAYS.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave st i? A..
NJ, and returning leave Richmond at T. n. daily
Except Sundaysl.
Passengers wifi take their meals at Jarrats 30 .
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg Will stat from
the Wasbington-Street depot.
PULLMEN'S PALACE SLEEPING-CARS ara
attached to all the Night Mail Trains. -
THOMAS H. WYNNE,
oc27 General hahsger.
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atHank and Eleventh the uncomfortable LUNCH
the Iuxuries OF sea and land. GAME, FISH, oaS-
TIERS, MEATS, ETC.. served to oraer.
At Is Thirteenth street. FREE LUNCH EVER
DAT, besides the best regular lunch.
n,,a hno, or oysters At both places, and Liquors
,t are s,lrnassed at no bar In the land ana breweo
drinks Of the best style Of ATT. =, ,,,,,,.,v
Come one, CONS all. Both places are tnof9 ,a
ksttitSdi So
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PosrAL.-Willium A. Sledge is appointed
postmaster at Lawrenceyille. Brunswick
county, Va, Uice Durham Hall, resigned.
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

INIT, Tn TIE s1sr DAY OF DECEMBER
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose of receiving from any peison WV
has already paid one-half only OF the CITY AAes
o,,orged to him the remaining half, and that
TEN PER CENT
,,,u ,o added 10 the amount Of said remaining nan
w. the tx charged in every case where the parry
assessed shall fail to pay said remaining ha "''iH
the time so limited" , g.. ,.r &,
"But In case any person, having failed 10 "a, ~
tho month Of June one-half Of the city taxes uu.
from such person. shall fall to pay the whole anoun'
thereof on or before the 31sT DAY OF DECEhnSA
there shall be added
TWENTY PER CENT.
unon the amount of the tax SO remaining oue. -
The Collector respectfully calls the aueh.oh y. ~
those narties who have so repeatedly PROMISED 70
sett,c their bills (other than the half-palo oils
and on which he has been so lenient, thaf shou'u
no NOW fail TO call on them By the 10Th OF Deeem-
her. and they fall TO pay during the month o, ne-
cember, he will be compelled, under the dulics
NJ his Office, to collect In January By LEVY, WIN
,he additionei TWENTY PER CENT.
- JOHN r. REaNAuLI,
Collector,
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CoMpLlMESTARy.-Ata recent meeting OF
the Washington Literary Society oil Kan
dolph Macon College, Il. S. Gregory, Esq,
one of the editors and proprietors OF the
Petersburg Inder. appeal. Was elected an
honorary member.-Lynchburg Republican,.
The Society has shown great good:judg-
mcnt in SO doing.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. 9e.
FOR THE YEAR 1874.

RICHARDSON'S VIRGINIA AND NORTH CA
ROLIEA- ALMANAC for 1874; =
JAMESTOWN fDutch-English) ALMANAC for
The CHHuRcH ALMANAC for the year of our
Lord 1874;
DIARIES. various sizes and styles of binding:
OUR COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR for l S74
ton;
BLANK BOOKS Of superior quality on hand or
made up to order TO any special PATTERN.
de 16 WOOTjHt)ITSE e. phRIJaNJ
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RICHMOND, IokK RIVER AND CHKsAPRAKKl
RAILROAD COMPANY, }
RICHMOND, November 9th, 1878. }

RICHMOND, YonK RIVER AND CHEsApKAkx}
RAILROAD COMPANY, }
RICHMOND, November 9th. 1878. }
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on this
road will run Us follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at p. NJ, and train from West Point
will arrive at Richmond at 1880 A. n. lilly (Suh.
days exceptcdE
the splendid steamer HAVANA, Captain A. c.
MCKEE, has been placed on the route between West
Point and Baltimore to run In connection with this
road, and will makethree trips week. leaving West
Point TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATUR-
DAYS on the arrival Of the tran which leaves Rich
mond al Z. M. arriving at Baltimore next morning
In ample time 10 connect with trains for the North
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, WED
NESDAIS, and FRIDAYS at 4 p. NJ, connecting
at West Point with the train due at Richmond a.
1890 next morning
Fare 70 Baltimore, IS ;colorcd people, ~.
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only.
leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satur-
days at 8 A. nj. Through freight received daily.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point,
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays ut $3.50 A. NJ. Local freight received Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
EbW. r. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W. N. BRAGG, Master Transportation. mol
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Sener, Smith, and Stowell voted against
the repeal of the bankrupt law.
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GIFT CONCER,lTH.
PONEMENT,
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY oF KENTUCKY.
OVER A MILLION IN BANK,
SUCCESS ASSURED.
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
On TUESDAY, 31st Of March next.

In order TO meet the general wish and expecta.
ton of the public and the ticket-holders for the
full payment of the magnificent gifts announced
for the Fourth Grand Git Concert of the Public
Library Of Kentucky, the management have deter
mined to postpone the Concert and Drawing until
TUESDAY the s1st of March, 1874.