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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-05-09

Oolong Tea at BowmsHs.
Lunch o-mnrrow evening.
Public sale of second hand goods
COfeSs and Teas At B1Wmais
" ines and liquors ~ BoWma1A
Summer Boarding al Dell Delight Farm.
Ranted-A boy 70 drive.
Tarranps Seltzer Aperient
Groceries st BoWmanA
Stons Wsrks-1rompson & Harper, Phllads,
Hobce-Wilmington Camp p. y. y. OF a
Wanted-Man and wife.
schweltx Kase and French MustaHd-Bowman
HardwAre-Truman Shaw
City Items-Vaiious parties
Funeral notlce
sac OF bailding lots-Wm Bright
Lace goods-E Larkin
Boarding. at asl Shiplsy street
Sylvan spftngs-Gharies Kyle
For ssle-Am properly
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Real ESTATE SALE ON TIE 24rH.-L W.
StidhAm 4 Son will sell At public sale. on Satur-
day. May oath. fifty building lots, situated on
Front, Clayton, dupont, Tulip and Chestnut
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TO TEE LADIES,

~To TEE LADIES'
FL FRAMES,
HOOP SKIRTS, CoRsRTS, LADIES AND Chill
DRENS ENTERTAINMENTS,
kASUPAcToRF,
Hi:HARKET STREET. wilmington,
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Ew-conteRtmeHt and happiness reign IN all house
holds where DOGGY , Yeast Powder IL used. Try It
YOar grocer has IL Put up fpn WEIGHT
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John Flanagan was fined 80 and costs and
held for 600 for committing an assault and
battery on Elmer Warner.
Eight cases for drunkenness. The usual fine.
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F1NO IRUN NHIP-Bt II.OEHa.
TkEAsUnN DEPARTMENT. !
Once Of tue L 2ht- hOusr BJa-d,
MAsHIsGiOS, D. c.. AprIl -, 1913.
Scaled Proposals en ed " Proposals for an
Iron steamer for tn northern LsEes, 20 b- deliver
I'd At Buffalo, Y, - viii cttged at this office
unttl ~ o'clock. on "Wednesday the 2tst day of May
On printed lorna, witch. v a ctcnlArs, paTs spe-
cin ,atons, f5rIns OF onlrct snl am desired In
fprnstion eau nA haI after May lsi OIL ,plic ,tou
ty mai or In PER On TO LiEht Housn Inspector a.
Bos IN, New York Philadelphia, BlGao, u trjit o.
d this nj e. e. = BOGG
Rear Admiral, U. 5. ",
a5,2smyl-s-s-i2 Is MA secretary.
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H-The RFest and sweetest Cod-Liyer OF ia Haz-
ard Caswells, made on the 8 q shore, from fresh
selected nvers, By CaswelL, Hazard Co, New York
1t is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
taken II prefer It 10 all Others Physicians have
decided it superior 70 an! f'the othcr otis In
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4Taatfd.

WANrED-Aana and wife TO manage farm:
w Coco wages given APP 70 80 mEs H. 81
"a a.,4aD--l DOs ~ dr.se, AID tax care OF
my9tf 40I Shipley street.
WTANTFD = Resp sctabe girls as walters for
w ChedW CAS- Ice cream Garden, which Will
Open for the season on Saturday next, 10th inst
~ Fine singing Canary Birds a,
nsys.u No. G. Market street.
EOyERNESs ANY one want ng go erneas for
" young children sPPl' Mss v ROBERTSON.
my3-lw s3s Market street.
NTANTED.-CARPET BALLS,
For which the highest cash price will be paid.
JOSEPH MELLoR.
Taay9-lm l2s French Street.
xzTANTRD,-TEo energetic young men sales
w men. Good inducements offered, al Grover
a Saf4l sewing AA'H'D' ''' sic MARKET ST.
VVTANrED = IMMEDIATELY - several active
w men to canvass the city for Singer Sewing
nn marsi.sf Apply !" els MARKET STREET.
KTANTED-Housekeeper to know that they
w can procure good servants, a. short Eotice,
Intelligence ONCE,
marls-ly N. Z cor. Second and West sts-
XNTANTRD Energetic men OF good address to
w sell singer Sewing Machines. Apply a. COS
Market Street jan2l-ff JOSEPH II. JONES.
IYANTED = IMMEDIATELY. : Active young
ing Macnine Apply at sic MARKET ST
octb-tf Wilmington, Del.
w CARPET BALLS
For which the highest cash price VII be pad. AF-
," " end and orange Streets,
pct2s-d&wr wilmington, Del.
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Ger sale.

uSnR gATE-A mill nfoperty, suitable for paper
4 mil; arst-elas5 Hsssr PeTee anmsresl once
NIrY LOAN FOR sALK-ss &c % 9s es Rleoeo Oh
myssr Third and Market Sc.
ssLkA aP sis s,S SS %HSsssa nslsasSSS ST.
= NOR sIIF-The lot At the cor. Of Eleventh and /
Tatnail streets, 50 feet on Tatnall by % feet on
Eleventh. Also los cor TSe q and Ia. ssn pei In
ouiFe Of mystf ISAAC PYLE
TNoR SALE IRON RAILING :. F,t for LsSn
III fronts- Inquire at my9-l0t THIS oFflon n-
uNoR sAI.R--A small Pew in Grace Church. APP
III ply at aprs6u THIS oFslSH.
WNoR ssLE-That beautiful residence and I'M
iroome, DUPONT seventh and Eighth streets, in lhis
city. For price and terms aPply t9g,,n ro
.. No. W. Seventh Street.
apras.n wilmington, Delaware
TSoR sALR.-The excellent store and dwelling
containing rooms, with modern improve
n'n' 5i Ia i; JACKSON. Adninlsra.o 9,,.,.
Apr 7dw.tf Cor. s'h and Wolasoh sts.
TNoR SALE IN LOTS 10 SUIT.
Koester's Pure Juice and Burgundy Port Wines
zine old crown oporto Port Wine, is6s.
Genuine Isabella Sherry Wine.
Two star sherry Wine. -,
Heidsleks Celebrstsd Champagne AT Agents
prices. ,.,c,s unttrx
novis-1y i0a Market Street
INoR SALE : Two horses suitable for 1E-N
u farm purposes- Apply at r,,,s ovuXfocrIr2A
apr ib-tf THls OFFlSb.
NOR S1LB-A FULL SUPPLY OF WESTERN
oats always on hand. and for sale at the very
lowest market price, by scA1TEksSoD, A R,ani
AprlO-u l1o west FIon. o.
VNoR sALR-A new Rsty Cottage Organ never IN
II use will be sold ct an immense discount Ad-
dress aprs-tf X. K" This once.
UN0R SALR-A desirable residence situated =
$50 West street, in good order; one OF the =
best locations in the city and having Southern ex-
Pp Sans t9e house ny RRYSoLps
A GOOD CHANCR-The stock and unfinished
n work of the National and Diamond state Car
mage Factory Nos. az and sis East Front st'' ior
building for rent or sale, apply to MICHAEL
LALLY, on the premises mari-u
UNOR sALR-Ata great bargains new Estey Cot
tage organ; never been u 1ssd A @hs ocs
ENoR sALE-The handsome residence No. "a
= 1901 Delaware avenue, cor OF Harrison -
street Apply 70 ielb-d j. p. McLkAR
IjNoR sALK-Wilmington CITY Loan for sale BY
A. u. GRIMsHAW.
novsO-tf No 4, W. THIRD ST.
IINoR sALR-A uew-three-story house, No. a
ieb2-i 6i2 W. sES BNrH STREET.
TNOR sALB-A splendid building lot at the corner
of Bronze street and Gilpin avenue, o. feet
'front.' by lIb feet deep. For tsrins, So, apply 70
| M, n. CHILD Il CO.,
Nc I. W. Seventh street,
nov9T- wilmington. Del
I.NOK SALE OR RRNT-4A two-story brick -
n factory, with 10 horse engine and boiler II
IN perfect order Apply at . ,,,,,,,,,,.,
|
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~ Chapped EaniS, face, rough tkin. PilrPlsE,
rinRwOrm, sat-rheuIn, aud other cutaueous abe .
tons cured, and the skin made soft ana srus5tR y
using the juniper ar sap, mad by Casssr,i hEl.
ard & Co, New York be certain TO get The jumper
Tar Soap, as there are many worthless iniltafiini
made with cOmmnn tau
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steoaans GoAds &C.
Wilmington QnasstionA farninned By r. h Eon-
taaon q o., Bnnkefa, eth and HaKka9 stas
a3Iooiock. r. II. to-day.
saERkLY MKMTIoMEp.

-Hieksits yearly meeting, next week
-BiOlters gratis at the COMMERCIAL ONCE.
These rains will make grass butter cheap.
-Dewolf lie ever ready to eel good garments
cheap.
Fine job printing at the cosxEsctAL once.
Apply up stsirA
The Manhattan Life Insurance Co, stands No
!, a. q safe company.
Wilmington Dispensary, BIS Orange Street, open
daily, iron Z, TOO, r. n.
We stfn have eluntiag house calendars gratis
70 business men a. this ONCE.
WIN. Krzuse 4 Co, viii resolve your order for
lAJng artificial stone paVtmen1s-
Have you lost your old umbrella Then buy q
new one al Aorgan's, 621 Market street
-Klderly, gentsel men. iri suited 81 Bayne's ex.
celent tailoring establishment, opposite City Hall
-qeadquArters for bargains in dress goods, Oven
Evans cheap store. No. Us N Eighth street, rnila-
delphiA
Persons remOving 70 town within two weeks
ahold leave their names at this once, for Insertion
in the new City Directory.
what goes most against farmers grain =. His
mowinK machine: but Walton & James Ice win
keep him and everybody elso cool, y no use 1t.
The lady Who swallowed her false tee h ST. aight-
WAY went TO vanDsyenteT, the dsntst, had new
ssi made, and has Uesn happier ever ever since.
By ouyinx q Singer Sewing Machine JON run nc
risk Of DISAPPOINTMENT Ii is standard article and
slways gives satisiaction once, 6Ib Market Sc.
Hayes manufacturer nne cigars osly, arrange
ments have been made 70 Import my owl tooscco
D.alers and consum q re ly on obtaining good
article 81 fair prices al Second and French streets
& c. Wo0ley, nj Market street, has q large lo'
OF Hoopskirts and BuStlfs OF ire lasesi Spring anc
summer fashions. Ladies' will nnd tk 70 their sd
vantage to give her can before having their spiins
and SUMMER dresses nIted. she has . seenreS
the agency foE the sale OF Epmsnns Psgent minated
huber GoOds- Ladies' only in attendance.
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pUBLIC SALE
OF
20 ALL GOOD LOTS,

ON THE IONEkIk9 AND hORklS PROPERTIES
win be sold on the prem isea, wilmington, Della
ware, on
SATURDAY, MAI 10Th. 1873,
At 81. p. NJ, without postponement, withdrawal
or uhd, Kidding, commencing promptly on
time, on Delaware Avenue, with lot
No. I.
The Norris Properly to be sold Is located on
Eighth strett,a pru1n Ient nd ltaning senue from
the heart OF tue city passing the neS reseTv IT nd
the Norris villa, IL imt diately opposite the new civ
reservoir ell one al aud tne Norris grounds on an
other side Is eli TO aud IN good view of the beau
uinl home and grounds OF j +. r. Cause, ESQ aud ia
on good, high ahd dry ground with COMMANDING
views aud good surroundings. The lots on the fOt.
ering Pr peTty are on ID laware Avenue With one
square from the Horse Railway Depot, ara sure To
lbs very valuable in the early future, and are the
only lois In the vicinity belonging to the subscriber
remaining unsold.
TERMS Or SALE.-Twenty er cent. cash, and
the balance in notice with approved endorEeFs equal
~ dividef a. and months bearing interest from
the day sale settlements In ali cases 10 be maize
preVOu, - the following saturday, May 17th, isIs
az IL NJ otherwise a purchase may be declared
vote, at the optltn OF the Her, and pal tiles who
pay the whole In cash on or before that time Will
ne EMIT ed 10 clear discnu of three per cent,
ImmediRts possessiun on settlement
j. T. HEALD
Exchange Building,
aprsomyS-6-T-S9 Wilmington, Delaware
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aHetisn safes.

a UCTl0N SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GoOnR- An
~ ,fia Lombard Street, on So urdsy. May il. al
Y. NJ. Wyf.9t
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81 UNSOLICITED 7AS1INoAY.


DR. KuSKKL:
Dear SiT:-I desire to Gear ,unsolicited) testimony
70 HE merits OF your Bitter Inc OF Iron, dys-
peptie remedy. have taken II NJ self with ex ell
lent ELECT have noticed the great oenent derived
from il BY several suffering. poor women. whom
ysaT charity has enabled NE 70 oestoE it upon ]
am Wiling that you sn6uid use this in any way you
may desire, and nope those Of my friends who read
IL will believe 10 be an honest expression Of my
opinion Of an excellent medicine, ana OF my sense
= obligation 70 Its oeneyolent proprietor, 4 ?.
kunkeL
Respectfully,
ANNE z MCDOWELL
Editor woman's Department sunday Republic.
A PRIKSD- inquiries: - What does your certia.
cate 10 the efficacy of kunke Wine OF iron Bitters
mean Is II true thai II has helped yourself and
otners In dyspepsia :" IL means Just what it says
We have proved is efficacy in cur own case, and
have seen lis effects In many others. Dr. kuAkel
has waTmest thanks for putting II In our power
" relieve many poor sufferers by furnishing his ex.
ceient medcilts gratutOusly 70 for distribution
amongst those unable 70 pay for ihem.-AaRs b.
AcDOtos2
now only ask trial of this valuable Tonic.
rice 81 per bottle. & +. kUNkEL, Sole Pro
1etor No. 2Ss North MINI street, below Vine,
Ash for Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron, and take nc
other
For sale in wilmington by z McInall, Jr, Second
and Market. E Bringhurst 4 Co, sixth and Market
H. r. BrBghurst, 81 Market street; Alfred alton
2s5 Market street; j. J. Gallagher, b 4 Z. Shoema
kerr SMITH Painter, W. x. Williams, Ninth aRC
Market streets and L N England, CO.. sixth aRC
Lombard streets. oct30-Iy-le
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EY-Svlran Sprfa s-chss. Kyle, Proprietor. This
pleassLt ace of resort has been neatly nlIed Up
ios the reception of individual visitors, pcnlc and
st,isl parties. Ample accommodations Tor dancing
have teen made, ana ice cream, lemUnsde. eAkes,
NUTS &c, will sold 70 ali WHO dest them, No
in oxicating liquors win be sold on the ground He
will algo continue his pop1lsr stsnd a. Second AID
Market where the Gboye named luxuiies may be
had during the also at his residence, Sixth
and Orange, where lie viii be pleased 70 see his
many friends and The pu lie generally.
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FuaAnclAL Amu ooaAEE0iAL-
OzFtun or FHs DAfzx CczzzaszAx
Washington, Del, Nay ., Is3s.I

Ata msetisg Of the Young Hens Loan last
evening, $50 Nss sGid :. 20 Pc cent prsaai-
um. Five hundred dollars IVES used IN paying
withdrawing members.
1hs Star Loan, last evening, sold slOOO 1t 2i9<
per cent. premium, s2OOO ct l9H and $1,000 1t
IAA
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sOarGIag.


DOARDTNG-A man and wife, alse Few young
i men can be accommodated With e0aId. 10
private family, at mt9 a. ISL sHtfLEf ST.
THOARDiNG.-AfeW seIect boarders willie taken
D for the SIMMER months atDaii Delight farm
near Iandeneers. Call or address mys,ot'
& hRGIl.LlGAN, IAnden6ere, chester Co, re.
DoARDING-For Gentlemen. ~
- myI-lm les <. An sueet
HI oARDTNG-Some very pleasant mont rooms 70
ID rent, with board. Al the well known house FOR
ma @Srs asR' y -''' 80 zoe MARKET STREET.
ID oARDTNG-Fof gentlemen, ~
ID apr2t-tf sls KING STREET..
GUNNER BoARDISG AT TROUT BROOK
- or 10 boarderH can be accommodated a. 1ruut
brook Farm; hiEh and pleasant situation Si5h,n
Kennett Square P. o.,
apr2s I'm Chester County, IA
HpoARDING.- Rooms on second, third and fourth
} noors, at N. ". Cor. Sth and " BST sTA
aprE2-u A. n. fOTHkkGILl&
ISOARDfNG.-Young men can obtain oomforta-
- BILE rooms with board Al
Apr tim No. COZ POPLAR STREET
DoARDING-For GENTLEMEN 81
) a aprslsm 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
OoEAs house. s1. NAV, y. }.
This Fir-t.C Glass Family Hsuso will be Open
Tor the Reception Of 6uests,
On Thursday, June Goth,
Its location in proximity to the beach, the high
character OF its patrons the constant efforts Of the
proprietor to render II home Ike in every respect
the excellence OF its tables, combine to make II one
Of
THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY HorEls AT CAPE MAY.
Apply to: q. W. SAWYER. Proprietor.
my7 to sepl At toe Clayton House.
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FIRM

ATEW FIRM
The undersigned have entered into co-partnershil
under tie nrn name of NJ. v, a G. Pyle, or the
purpose of carrying on the coal business a. the s.
W. corner OF Front and Tatna.l streets.
MARKS V. PYLE,
apris-3n ISAAC Z. Lis,
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~ Noe for Sprihg.-The WiAter days are past,
though the cold OAsLS from the North west may not
have ceased 70 blow, and our city tailors have al.
ready made arrangements for spring garments for
the people. Mr.. J0hH ii AuhihAuzen, at AIS King
street, especially has laid in beautiful STOCK VI
coatngs. vestinss cassimerts &c, for Spring and is
ready 70 receive orders frop his usual well dresse
customers. He is Also hayiEg his store papered and
painted that rythlng locks as bright and fresh
as a new gold dollar.
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AToTiCE-At a meeting Of the Board Of DireC-
IN tors OF tie Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized to settle the accounts .! that AssOcia-
ton and a.! those indsbtz ID TO sad Association
hereby no ited - cali al the corner OF Fourth and
Spruce Stress, and make settlement at once aid
save cost By order Of the Board Of DtreCtors-
aprlT-a j BAkfLsI, Sec'y.
~ IssoLUTION OF PAKTNERsHIP-The Co.
IL partnership heretofore existing between sam
ue Mufphey and Joseph E. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furniture aers, is this " oisso.vei by mu-
tuai eOnseni Inc business OF the late nrIn viii b
settled by joseph 4. Booth, who viii still continue
the business al tn. old Stand, s9 sHIPLEY Street,
wilmington, Del. SAMUEL MURPHY,
JoS. Z BOUTH.
WIINnGTOS, April 10. apri7-tf
NJ ECHANICs' LOAN -NRw SERIES. = Tn,
WI Mechanics Loan Association Wi issue a
inId Serl-s " stock, the nrst pay lneut- be made
On tnaS second Tuesday OF May. Subscriptions fer
shaIes received By &. T. TAYLOR, Say.
Artisans Savings B4EE,
spril-tHyls So Market street.
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Grange Items.

A Grange in Alcorn County, ha
through their Agent, w. L. Williams
Secretary of the State Grange, shipped
eighty-three bales Of cotton direct Il
Liverpool.
This is move in the right direction
we suppose Mr.. Williams, will give
the pubic information of the result o
the experiment.
A Grange has been organized at DR.
J. r. Hills Plantation, Silver Greek,
Yazoo County.
At the recent meeting of the East
Mississippi Changers, at Meridian, the
following resolution, were reported from
the Matrons Of Toomsuba Grange:
WHEREAS. The ''hard times and
worse coming" that have been so often
spoken of, and so long expected, have
come at last, and many Homesteads are
pressed down with mortgage, and soon
to fall under the Trustees hammer; and
WHEREAS, Oar husbandmen are
grooming under heavy debts, and grieving
over light crops Of cotton caused by raw
ages of insects and unfavorable seasons
and
WHEREAS, We are called their help
aeets-Iet as be so indeed, therefore be it
Res0lped, That we will shut our doors
against all extravaganza III dress, and
'shouse keeping" until gold shall again
ring in drawers and purses, and mort
cages and store accounts shall have gone,
no more to disturb our dreams or throw
a gloom oyer onr fresides joys.
BE it further ResoIred, That silks and
satins, muslins and swiss and other costly
dressing, must give way to calicoes and
plain domestics, goods for ourselves and
children, until the good old times" shall
come again.
Be 1t further Re8oJced That the fash
ions now in vogue, which have turned the
heads of our young ladies, and we fesr
some matrons, are, many of them in our
opinions, in bad taste, and too extravagant
for us to follow, or patronize.
Be 1t further RESOLVED. That we be-
lieve there are many matrons IN our
midst, whose tastes are equal to, if not
superior to any Grecian Bender in the
cities of New York, or Paris, in selecting
suitable modes for making ladies dress
ing.
Be it further Resolced,' That COM
mittee of five matrons be appointed to
report at our next regular meeting styles
of dress and material, suited to the times
and circumstances of our country, the
time to be recommended for adoption by
maids and matrons Of this Grange.
The Finance committee of East Missis-
.ippi Council Patrons of Husbandry,
have opened correspondence with COM
mission houses and bankers in Liverpool
with regard to raising money upon the
next years crop, and will report result
at and early day.
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Supreme Courf---OctoBer Term

Supreme COurf---OcfOber Term.
JACKSON, MONDAY, Dec. Z, '73.
79S. Cook vs State; affirmed.
$50. Joe Davis rs State: affirmed.
673. Darcy q Wheeler VS. Shotwel; reyers-
ed and remanded.
44G. CLEARWATER VS. Miller, Gardner Il Co.
reversed and remauded.
726 \. Oh. e. g. n. r. X. Co. rs Hughes;
reversed aud remanded.
397. Heath VS. Brister; reargument granted
and opinion Withdrawn.
COB. Alexander vs. kimbro: affirmed.
667. Cam VS. WestbrOok affirmed.
1851. White vs. Shumate; citation awarded
and continued.
lois. Young VS. Green; citation awarded and
continued.
757. Georgia Home vs. Jones petition for
reargument submitted.
395. James Harris, alias Wilson vs. State
reversed on confession of error. and
plaintiff in error held 10 custody.
400. Chas. q. Miller vs. State; reversed on
confession. Plaintiff IN error held ia
custody.
$40. Jesse j. Duncan vs. State; submitted.
933. Jno. R Hand vs. State; continued.
937. W. L. Jarvis. ct al VS. Board OF Supervi-
sors of Warren county; submitted.
991. J. V. D0niphan VS. Stale; submitted.
95l. Ii. Musgroye, Auditor, &C., vs. r.
Griggs; su omitted.
I044. Fl. l.. Mayer VS. State; continued.
922. Jas. +. Cunningham VS. State; argued
and continued.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-11

FOURTH GIFT CONCERT
Of Public Library Of Kentucky.
"A Card to the Public.

The Trustees of the Public Library of
Kentucky and the management of the Gift
Concert announce the postponement of the
Fourth Gift Concert until Tuesday, the 3Ist
! of March next.
The public will readily understand the
causes which have made this postpOnement
necessary.
The financial panic, which has for the
last two months paralyzed the business of
every section of this country and of Europe
has prevented thousands from investing in
tickets. The epidemcs pervading almost
the entire South have cut off Il large and
available market. And, too, the public
| Judging from the effects of these causes have
| expected postpone ment and have declined
to invest without more positive assurance
of the drawing taking place on a fixed day.
All interested desisire full drawing, but
| for the reasons just stated this could not be
| had on the Sd of December but the short
postpOneme nt now announced will secureit
| The management have met with unprece-
| denied success. The sales of tickets, the
proceeds of which have already been re-
ceived amount to over MILLION DOLLARS.
with number of agencies in. this country
| yet to hear from and all those in Europe.
Thus drawing (scaling the gifts one
halo could be had now, but the manage
ment deem it best to have pcstponement
and a full draacing.
This postponement assures the sale Of all
the tickets and A FULL DRAWING. That
this determination will meet with the APP
probation of nearly every one interested
is made apparent by the very numerous
letters received from every section of the
country and the Canadas asking for post
ponement
This action of the management will work
no detriment to any but will be for the good
of all. By it the fortunate ticket-holders
will receive their gifts in fuH while it will
not affect those who do not draw gifts.
In making this announcement the man
agement enlphdtieally state that there shall
be no further postponensent, and to this end all
agents will be imperatively required to
close up and transmit their accounts to this
office By the 2lst Of March.
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
dee diff Agent Public Library, Ky.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-12-11
a Mysterious sleeper
From the Boston Herald. Nov. 22l

(From the Boston Herald, Nov, 22d.)
Miss Jennie Warner, of Highgate,
Vt, it is said, is young lady of literary
tastes and tendencies, and has recently
been engaged in writing for the press with
so much assiduity that her friends have
been somewhat alarmed lest she overwork
and make herself i'll. Her aunt, Mrs.
G. w. Forster, was at Miss MANNERS,
when that young lady informed her that
on Sunday the 9th inst, she should go to
sleep and not wake again until the 23d of
November. She charged her aunt to see
that this sleepwas not mistaken for death,
that her hair was not cut off and she
buried. Although these singular pre-
dictions were made with much serious
ness, little heed was paid to them at the
time, but on Sunday, sure enough, she
fell asleep, and up to Friday night had
not awakened, but continued to lie in a
condition scarcely distinguishable from
death, save by quiet and regular breath
ing