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The New York herald., 1873-06-09
GoyERNME ENr BoNps.


These continue to maintain their frmness but
with inability on the part OF the bankers TO supply
the demand for foreign account. special de-
spatcf from Washington says that slOo0O,o00 OF the
$500 900 called bonds have been received at the
Treasury. It is stated that the remainder
$4o,o0o,ooo OF called bonds-will come from Lon
don. The prices OF governments were as fol-
ows:-United States currency skies, 1854 a III;
do skies, 1881, registered 1l6i4 1861 do. DO do.
coupon 1928 1231s do. five-twenties, registered,
May and November, III ll74; do. do 1862,
coupon, do, I171s l174; do. do, 1864, do. DO,
1171s 1173s; do do, 1865, do. do, 11S24 1l9;
do do, 1867, registered, January and July, 1l6 a
1164; do. do, 1865, coupon, do, l2O 1901: do.
do. 1867, do. do, 1217s l22; do. do 1885, do. do,
120H 121s; do. ten-forties registered, 1l2at
113; do. do coupon Has a l147s; do aves 1881,
registered, 1l5H; do. do. do, coupon, ll5a 116.
CHASING PRICES ON sATuRDAY--3 O'CLOCK p NJ
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standing at the utterly disproportionate figure
above named. say lax per cent The

above named say lax per cent The
MULTIPLICATION OF INTERESTS,
the development OF Industrial enterprises, the set
tlement Of new territory, the oufreaching OF iron
fingers into the heart OF a country hitherto WHO
and the peopling OF towns and cities that nave
sprung magically into being-all these incidents
point to the fact that the ed for the use OF money
Is anything but too contracted for the amount now
in circulation, or that prices are artidcially en-
hanced. The truth is, we are every day getting
nearer to "hardpan," at the same time that faith
in the national credit is giving that elasticity to
currency which Is the life OF commerce.
THE STOCK MARxET
presented no features that have not been made
familiar by the comments that have appeared from
day to day. 1t was not streng, owing perhaps, to
the absence OF many OF the leading operators. who
were in attendance at distant meetings OF boards
OF direction. and of not few or the younger por-
tion who sought temporary enjoyment OF dolce
Jar ntente at Jerome Park and among the yachts.
The chief speculation was in Pacific Mail and
towards the close OF the week Ohio and Mississippi
stepped in to share the honors of the street.
bear movement was initiated ia the latter stock
in consequence OF an issue OF sinking fund bonds,
which, however follow the preferred stock OF the
company, S40O 900 OF which were sold for the pur-
pose OF making payments for steel rails to be used
In improving the road. The statement OF the Pa
cidc Mail Company, published at late hour yester-
day, is not regarded as eminen;y satisfactory, in
asmuch as it fails to throw all the light upon sub
ject OF considerable Importance. and dsapponts
the curiosity tnat loves to delve in the mysterious
recesses OF q much probed financial mine.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
pricea of the principal stocks during Saturday.
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And that paper further remarks: s:-'Though there
has been recovery in some cases of to 2 per
cent since, especially in Turkish and Egyptian, so
matter. The nominal capital represented by the
above securities-that is TO say, the entire funded
debts OF the states whose leading stocks we have
qu0ted-exceeds 1000, ,00O COO, and average
decline Of between and per cent on that amount
represents Il difference in market value OF nearly
100000. .Oo0r
These are cogent reasons why England at the
present juncture is exercising caution, and why
we should not marvel If within the next fortnight
still more stringent measures taken to protect
the! monetary interests of the Kingdom, even
though 1t be by the adoption OF policy which
shall abstract from us the gold that has been SO
long withheld
THE BANK STATEMENT
or the week has produced a more than usually
favorable impression on the market, as will un-
doubtedly be demonstrated in the money move
ments OF the ensuing week, since 1t shows that the
banks now mold a surplus OF $40, ,3o5 over and
above the legal reserve or 25 per cent, being clear
gain over the report OF the preceding week Of
$5,So9225. 1t is, however, to be borne in mind
tnat some OF this large increase is due to the de-
posit of gold as collateral security, which has been
embraced In the weekly exhibit. 1t Will be OBJ
served that there marked increase in specie and
legal tenders, a large increase In deposits and
decrease OF $64o, 900 in loans. The statement. with
ats predecessor OF the preceding week, is given
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Died.

Died.
BARKER.-MARy AMANDA BARKER, beloved wife
OF John L. Barker, in the Goth year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BoMFoGDon sunday morning, June s, JAMES,
only child Of Brevet Major George N and Sallie
Russell Bomiord, aged year.
at p. NJ, Judge THOMAS B. BUTLER, aged &C years.
His funeral will take place on Thursday, at two
T.. NJ
CADDES.-0n Saturday, June = THOMAS CADDES,
aged 81 years.
to attend the funeral, from his late residence $50
Smith street. Brooklyn, on Monday after
noon, June Q, at halt-past one o'clock -
CoOK.-0n Sunday morning, June s. 1SI3 after
long and severe illness, CHARLES j. COOK, III the
59th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spcctfuy invited TO attend his funeral on Tuesday,
10th inst ut two O'Clock, RON the North Baptist
church, OF Bedford and Christopher streets.
DAINTY.-On sunday, June s, 1873. EDDIE II.
DAINTY, son OF william }. Dainty, aged IL months
Ills funeral viii take place from his fathers resi-
dence, IL Cheever place this (Mondayl afternoon,
June 8, 1873, III three O'Clock.
UENIkE.-On sunday, June s. LIZZIE MAY,
daughter OF William Ii. and Elizabeth sDenike,
aged years. months and IL days.
Funeral services wiz be held at the residence Of
Monday evening, at eight O'Clock
DYER.-on Saturday, June T. alter long and
The relatives and friends OF the family and those
OF her brother-n. Jaw, Charles Cleary are respect
Monday, at two O'Clock y. M.
GARpNER.-Suddenly, on saturday. June 4 An
DREW J. GARDNER, IN the 45tn year OF his age.
The members OF sycamore Lodge 81, i. and
A. NJ, are hereby notified to attend the funeral Of
our late brother. Andrew J. Gardner, on Monday,
the 9th instg ut one O'Clock 7. NJ, from hts late
residence, No. sullivan street. By order
Il. G. BARNEY, Master.
GARDNER.-0n Saturday, June 7, SARAH ANN
GARDNER, wife of Samuel Gardner, Ia the sd year
OF her age.
Funeral to take place this day monday, June
o, from 397 Ninth avenue, at two O'Clock Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited TO attend.
GLYNN-On sunday, June 8, MICHAEL, second
oldest son of Michael and Mary Glynn, aged 20
years and months.
Relatives and friends or the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF
his parents 420 Grand street, Brooklyn, Il. D., on
Monday, June q, at three r. NJ.
GooDwIN.-At New Brighton, on sunday June s.
ROSE GOODWIN, beloved wife OF Thomas Goodwin.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GRIPPIrH.-On Friday evening, June 9. WILLIAM
H. GRIFFITH, In the 51st year OF his age.
The relatives and friends or tue family are re-
spectialy inyIted " attend the lpneyaL irow hia
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THE MONEY MARKET
An Increase of Capital Required
in the West.
The Growth Of the Country and the
Necessities of Trade.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES STRONG
STOCKS STEADY.
WALL STREET,


SUNDAY, June s, 1873.
The events OF the past week AFFORD but few topics
Tor review. Chief among them was the advance
from to per cent OF the discount rate OF the
Bank or England-a proceeding not altogether un-
anticipated by those who are familiar with the
stringent efforts being made in England to prevent
further outflow OF gold. No little excitement,
however, was occasioned by the rumor subse-
nuently published that the government seriously
contemplated the suspension OF the Bank act
and the expansion OF The note circulation from
ELS 100000 to f2l 0OO Had tie statement proved
fruewhich, fortunately, 1t has not done up to the
present time-it is impossible TO predict the extent
or the unfavorable influences that would doubtless
have been exerted upon the various money centres
OF the world, our own especially included Just as
there Is
STRANGE, SUBTLE SYMPATHY
existing between all descriptions OF paper securi
ties which makes q decline in one lead to an nd.
vance In another or uice perSa, although there may
not be the slightest congruty OF relationships
sympathy as ineXpicabe as it Is perplex King in its
devel0pments-s0, In the issue OF s30.000000 by the
Bank OF England would we OF America probably
have witnessed arrangement which, commencing
In gold, might have extended to every security
quoted on the various exchanges OF the street. and
thence to every manufacturing and agricultural
interest OF the country The sub-oceanic cables
HAVE uuhcu tuc uudHCc5 VI tHc tNO WOTuS 80
intimately that by high noon the New York broker
knows the temper Of every great market in Eu.
rope. and 1t is but reasonable TO believe that an
event like that referred to would have found in
THE SPECULATIVE SPIRIT OF TIE HOUR
n ready vehicle for the exhibition OF the most
astonishing of financial acrobatcs. Looking into
che condition OF England we ind two salient points
for consideration. First 1T has hitherto been the
tendency oil the payments OF the French indemnity
20 make money dearer on the Continent and thus
withdraw gold from England. That consequence
is being felt now, and such an unusual amount is
going abroad, without any unusual compensatng
amount moving in from either America or the East,
as to forbid sanguine anticipation OF q healthier
change In the immediate future. Secondly, there
has been serious depression in government secu-
rites which has disquieied investors in other
values. According to the Economist the fall in
prices between March and May l6 was as lollOws:-
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line quoiucus are ba sncotton IN store, running IN
quality not more than hall grade above below the
grade quoted.
FLouR AND pGRArS.-Receipts-Four.1 1887 bbis wheat,
11770 bushels; corn, 1859 do: meal L7aU bb and
lOa bags; oats l3,!5o bushels The nour market was
rather steadior today, under moderate inquiry both
for export aud milling purposes The sales including all
kinds foot up about 0S bbls at prices within the range
OF the subolned quotations Corn meal attracted more
notice. 700 bbls. placed at s. 30 A. 80 for
wes,eIn wn0b IN % cbs nSaa a. Wcn",s @ Feed was uun
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAcoN-MULHOLLAND.--AtS 81. Paul's church, Sing
Sing. on the Hudson. on Thursday, June 8, by the
Rev James ]. Helm. ID. d., j. BLUNT BACON, OF Troy,
N. Y, to ANNIE NJ, eldest daughter OF John w. Null
holland, OF this village.
HUNT-BENJAMIN.-0n Wednesday. June 4. at
the residence OF the brides parents, by Rev. Z. s.
Robinson, WILLIAM II. HUNT TO SARAH T., daughter
OF u. A. BENJAMIN, Esq.
KING-VAN WINKLE.--On Wednesday, June
4. at Bergen avenue, Jersey City Heights. by
the Rev. b. g. Taylor, THOMAS p. KING, 10 HATTIE,
youngest daughter OF Michael Van Winklc.
MANzINi-DACosTA.-O sunday, Jnne /, by the
Rev. Father Edwards, OF st. Antonio, Louis A.
MANZISI, O1 Verona, Italy, TO ANNIE MCMANUs
DACosTA, OF Belfast Ireland.
RoANE-DIsNEY.-OnT Tuesday, June 8 1873, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
William n. McVickar, OF Hariem SAMUEL y. RoANE.
OF Washington, ID. O., to MATILDA f., daughter OF
Henry Disney, Esq, OF this city.
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TIE MONEY MARKET.


Money has been abundant, and the plethora
promises to continue. From three to seven per
cent was the extreme limit the week on call loans,
while good borrowers have been freely accom-
modated for three months and longer ut seven per
cent. Prime paper was readily discounted at 6h
to per cent. Foreign Exchange advanced during
the week, and at the close OF the
market yesterday was steady with slight conces-
sions from quoted prices for actual sales. The
necessity for more money is being strongly urged
by some OF the financers OF the West, not with
view to elicit an additional issue OF legal tenders,
but to induce the
ESTABLISHMENT OF MORE NATIONAL BANKS.
The idea Is not devoid OF interest, since IL is only
a popular faIacy that there exists at the present
moment anything like innation. The reverse Is the
fact. Considering the growth OF our national body,
1t may be contended that there is now scarcely
enough OF currency blood in its veins to maintain
the enlarged vitality to which this growth has
given rse In 1870 our paper circulation was but
little over fourteen per cent increase that Of
$780, while the increase or population was about
twenty-tw0 per cent. OF capital engaged In
manufactures the increase in ten years was
upwards OF one hundred per cent OF cap-
rail- engaged In coal mining, the increase
was 800 per cent; OF capital engaged in iron min
ing the increase was IT'S per cent; OF miles OF rail-
road In operation there was an increase Of rs per
cent; aud 10 on. the so.called "innatQunof mouey
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For future delivery basis low mddlin the sales
been a follows Sales last evening, after three O'Clock
june 200 at is iil6c. July 100 at lg 2 ss2c s atssc
August at l9Lc; september, 100 at Is 532c., 100 at
isLc November loo tf7Ac. Total. Zoo bales Sales
ts-day up one ocock-June, 100 az Is iil6c 100 at
1t iSss,c iS is ss y sas roy At : ls 9. slGs
at i9c 100 nt 10 7l6c L60 at 10 1890 September 200
at iS 9zc. Total 1900 bales. Grand total $3.50 bales.
heard nom, Galveston :, being missing o, were
vannah a67; Charleston Wilmington. III Norfolk 5ll;
Baltimore, 157 New York, $685. Total 32O3 This day last
foreign ports closed noninay at the following figures
To Havre, by.steam, lc SAIL 1c., compressed 70 Ham
burg by steam, lc 20 Bremen, by steam &c. to Liver
nool. a b-l6 he sfca m We mote
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UNIRST MORTGAGE FOR SALE-StOU ON LARGE
tract of land in Ulster county ~ valued at SO 0o0
decided bargain can be obtsncd from the owner II ap
piled 10 soon. Address y. I. f., Herald Office.
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FINANCIAL.

ENOR INVESTMENT AND TRUST ESTATES-FIRSr
class Mortgages, guaranteed by wealthy city cor
poraOn. current here and in Europe, ranking next to
United states government bonds, for sale by JOHN H.
MURRAY. Qa BroadwaX
The New York herald., 1873-06-09
BANKERS.
IL Wall street. New York.

We receive deposits. payable demand and allow in
terest at the rate Of fve per cent per annum
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HowEs MACY, BANKERS 80 WALL STREET.

AUWEo MACf, BANKERS, 81 WAIsL STKEisT,
NEW YORK, OFFER THE SAME FACILITIES TO
DEPosIToRs AS INCORPORATED BANKS. AND
ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES AT THE
RATE OF FOUR PER CENT
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OANS ON LIFE INSURANCE. POLICIES AND
IL other securities in large ana small amounts at IS
Liberty street up stairs
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--FINAI, NOTICE
10000 CASH GIFTS. $500. .OoO.

At tho THIRD GIFT CONCERT, authorized by the
i'cgisature oi kentucky for the benefit the Public
PUBLIC Library Hall At Louisville, Ky, on TUESDAY
al the liz ct - ~'''"~'>- ~
National Republican., 1873-02-08
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Physician OF this celebrated Institution. discovered
when IN the Great HpupitAls OF Europe, viE Eng.
speedy. pleasant aud eiectuAl remedy In the world
ExCEssEs on ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM,
weakness Of the Back 9r Lpbs, stricturea Affection
Of the Kidneys bladder, Involuntary Discharges,
sa, LSns6f, Low spiritS. ScafIsiSh o. idsSs' Psi.
pitAti9n Of the Heart. TTembling. pmness q Sight
Bowels-those terrible Disorder arising from soli.
more MOI fatal 70 their victims than he sSns u he
Sirens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses, bightinR their
riAge, kc., mpossible-destroying both Body and
especially, who have become the victims OF Solitary
Vice, thai dreadful aud destructive habit which All.
SSS SOSns nSs m.S an os sInsa sns sSS SaSt ii
nteliect Who might 2thersise have entraneed listen
walked % ecstasy the living yre, may call with full
T6SSs are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
mess Of ths Back and Lim6s. Palms IN The Head
Ben n saS q hs Gsaefs
psSPN 2 81 g iho mind
much e be dreaded; Loss of Memory, confusiono
lon e SSaisty Selfdlsfrnst Lovs Of sSii taSS lin
dit'' &C. a" some &titefHdP & HI fylls produced
M4fssa fSy iR sS2s%srRs
GsfSf 1saaS srSas DsS u
any O'hST sPeffaiE Tsltfsss Pfss
within Inc last twenty years: and NE 1umsToqs I'M
iop witnessed By the roprssentItIySs q the Press
and many other no.icsS Of % Which have az sgPssred
cient guarantee TO the afflicted.
once, 7 south Frederick street, Baltimore,
nOv2 MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1873-02-08
THO MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.


fsTHih~ibg Ls,si' JphRsoa 4 o., BaHkers RorflRsst
corner u TsRth aHd u streets. HdshtRyioa.
FRiDAY, February 7, 1s13
sS9s %, Coup9n, ilri; United States b9O's,
ilSS; United states bsgS new 20. coupon, ,liis 3
states Sygs IS, Coupon, ii6s: United states ioiSs
Coupon. ii4; United States Five per cents, llS;
silver. t,a; Pacific Mail, 5ell; Wells, fsrso.- (
yo.s Express, siH; United States Express, rs:
New York Csntral aud Hudson Railroad, i0b'l
li5 lETie ~. Esis sg greisTSOd "a: Mehissp Central
Union Pacific iIalr1ad 49,; Illinois Central isJ:
Clcye!snd aud l1ttsburg hAilrOad, 10 North.
west lair9ad, 81 Northwcst Railroad, preferred.
g2k; hewJerpey Central, iO5: Rock Island, llyii :
Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad, 81; Milwaukee
and ~ Paul preferred, 7b4; Wabash and Western
Railroad, 7gA, DelAwAre, LAckAwanna and weairrn
Railroad, l01A; Tort Wayne GuHrGntecat q; Han.
Alton, libN: Chicago 4 Altos preferred. lis; Ohio
aud hississiPpi certificates, as; Columbus, Chi.
cago and Indianapolis Central Railroad taI, /:
Tennessee State sizes, OLD. sli. Te9nssses STATE
Miss0uri sizes, ~; Central Paciho bonds, lGi q:
IlDlu
National Republican., 1873-02-08
HOUSE OF nEPREsRNTATIvEs.
PRIVATE BILI-3.


The regular order was demanded after the
reading Of the journal, and the House proceeded
TO the consideration, In the morning hour, OF
hills Of priv g nature reported from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs.
MI. Platt, Of Va, reported hill,tO restore GER
tain officers TO their original position the navy
register. Passed,
Also, bll for the relief OF y. Selma Buchanan.
Discussed and TeCOmmitted.
MIR. COghlan, OF cal, reported bill author
iLing the Secretary Of the Treasury to settle the
claim Of Vim. Wheeler lIubbell for his invention
and patents for navy and rine cannon fuses and
explosive shells.
Pending It's consideration, the morning hour
expired, and the bill went over
Mr.. Hooper, OF Mass, from the committee OF
conference on the mint bill, submitted report;
which was adopted.
Mr.. banks, OF Mass, made an effort to secure
the consideration OF the senate bill amendAtory
Of the acts regulating the diplomatic and consul
lar system; Mr.. Hawley, Of H., to consider the
bill to secure the public lands to actual settlers
Mr., Dawes, OF Mass, to report the Boston relief
bill Mr. Platt Of Va, to make a privileged re.
port from the Naval Committee, but all we're cut
on by motion made by Mr., Garfield, Of ohio
TO 20 into Committee THE Whole on the West
National Republican., 1873-02-08
PROPOSALS.
pROPosALs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFIICE CHtEF COMMissARY or SUBSISTENCE !
DrrAnTMENT oF THE MIssounI

=
% fOnT LEAyENwOHIH, kAF, Jan. y, l5IA
Al, Sealgd PruposAls tu duplicate will be received hl
lhlA office until 70 o'clock, M February ~ l5i3 for
furnishing the Subsistence Department United
htAtth Army, Tort Ieayenwurth, Kan, with the fol
lowing named articles;
$3.50 pounds nacon, clear sides. city trimmed. In
lG,ido pounds xxx Flour, from fall wheat. in
square single and double sacks containing l0O
pounds net each. and In WcllcOCpcrtd fuli.heGd.
lined barrolH
lb0O0 rounds Dcans. loop pounds Rice. aud 5000
pounds SALT In barrels well COopered and full head.
lined, aud In square double sacks containing 100
pounds net.
1,JOO rounds Green Rio CoAep, in original sacks
and Ia square double sacks, containing lOO pounds
net
5000 pounds Brown Sugar, equal 70 Stewards
c. In well cOOpered, fullhend lined barrels, and
in square double sacks containing lO0 pounds net
lOJ gallons Vinegar, Of ~ and % grains strength,
In barrels aud half barrels, full iron 'hooped and
PAINTED,
,tOIWOlounds Adamantine Candles aud 0O.gOO pounds
or hickory.
bidders viii state what quantity Of each article bid
Tor they will FURNISH and when they will deliver tho
used must he new
samples must Ge furnished Of all the articles CT.
ccIt bacon.
Blank forms of proposals will he furnished upon
Application to this office, as well rs by the piIrchas
Ing cUmmissarics In IT. Louis aud Chicago,
NJ. H. MORGAN,
fO1 a a ii Dgpi Mo
National Republican., 1873-02-08
DIED.

wHITE.-On the 5th instant, JouS 7. WHITE,
aged thirty.One years
The relItyes and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral from his late
streets southeast, Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
ABBoTT.[0n Friday morning February I. ls71.
At ~ O'Clock, hosELEE. wife OF George A. Abbott,
aged twenty eight years, nine months and four dAyr.
after long and painful Iness, which she bore with
Christian fOrtitu1e,
The friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funs at 10 O'clock, at the Western Presby terrain
church. On Sunday evening, February y, ls71
DROOKS.-On the Tth instant, NELLIE D. BRooEs,
only daughter OF DIR. l. ii. and Agnes d. BROOKS 8,
ard one year and nine months.
, Her funeral Will take place ht -, from the resi-.
ington The friends of the family are invited to
attend.
fEARSON.-In Georgetown, d. C., on the eth in.
stant, In her sixty eighth rear, ELIzAnETu PEARSON
widow of the late samuel \. fearrOn.
Funeral will take place on Sunday. February 9, at
O'clock r m; Friends are invited to attend. tlial
HEUSs.-Qn Friday, February I, IsT1, at 2 O'Clock
N, after long and painful Illness MANY HEUss,
the beloved wife Of James W. Hcuss, aged twenty
Tho funeral service will take place, from her late
Friends are Invited 70 attend. May she rest III
peace.
ELLIS on Friday. February ,is7S, at lb O'Clock
q IN, after long aud Painful Illness. MAgGE NJ
ELLIS, eldest daughter Of LeOAard X aud Elizabeth
Ellis, ASed twenty -one years and nineteen days
Funeral services viii take place at st. Peters
church, at o'clock y. m., sunday, 9th Instant
MIN A., tDIsT,) only son d Dr, Beni amin T. Reilly
The funeral will take place Saturday, the sth In
slant Ut IA o'clock from the residence Of his father
No sd Seventeenth street northwest
National Republican., 1873-02-08

dundred thousand tickets only will be issued, large
uOrtiOn OF which arr already sold,
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $40, halves u, aud quarters 2bO
Eleven whole tickets for 500. No discount on lesa
than 8lOo orders, Nothing could IN more appropn
ate for than tickets to this banquet Of wealth
or more likely to produce grander satisfactory re
suits The object u this third Gift Concert Is the
enlArgement and endowment Of the Pnblic Library
of Kentucky which, by the special act authorizing
the Concert for It's benefit y 70 be forever free TO all
citizens q cyery state This CONCERT viii be con
and full particulars Of the mode Of drawing the gfts
and paying them and everything necessary To u
thorough understanding of the scheme, from begin.
ming 10 end, Ars now Published in the form Of cir.
cular, which will be Furnished free OF cost to any
who apply, The entire management Of this under
taking has been committed by tht trustees to Hon.
THOMAS y BRAMLETTE, late Governor Of Ken.
lucky, to whom all communications pertaining to
the 0lft Concert should be addresaed,
X, 4. DURRETT, President
W. N. HALDEMAN, Vice President
JOHN 4. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library OF ny.
FARMERS AND DBOYERs' BANK, ,TreAHuIer
Tickets are now ready for sale, and all orders for
them, applications for agencies, circulars, ntOr
nation, kc,, will meet with prompt attention When
addressed to me as below directed.
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