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DEING charged with the enforcement Of
ID tho following Ordinance, relating to
1.-THE duties OF the City Surveyor" concern
ing which due notice has been given by the
City Clerk,) reading thus:
"Be il further ordained, That hereafter any
person about to build any house on any new
site, fronting or bounding on any OF tho
streets of the city OF Columbia shall bo re-
CURED to havo tho same locsted, and the
boundaries thereof, adjoining such street or
streets, fixed by the City Surveyor, who shall
be entitled to receive the sum OF IS for each
lot 80 located. And In caee any person shall
erect any house as aforesaid. without having
the same located by the City Surveyor as
aforesaid, snch person shsll be subject to q
penalty Of ti5 for each and every offence"
port their names ard locations Of lots, either
at my Office or to c. Mahon, City Surveyor, at
tho Office OF Seibcls Il Tzell. Tho conditions
attached to tho Ordinance will be strictly
required, and the ponalty Of non. compliance
to it's terms be risid!y enforced and without
the slightest delay. J. A. JACKSON,
April IS Chief OF Police.
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COLUMBIA q HOTEL. 2.
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travelling public friends and
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Water Notice.

4 LII ipersous usiNg city water are hereby
ordinance in relation to the using OF water
will be strictly and rigidly enforced. All per-
sons leaving their hydrants or water spouts
running viii be fined as provided by or dinance.
By order Of the Mayor. CHAS. BARNUM,
Dec 81 City Clerk.
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Let ~: rkw Nses,a 80, - ~, !.
,,t.x ~ n, ,HoRAyIo DoNAn.
ssWhy stand I lingering without, - - .
" In foar dill MearinesG and dot6E,Y Is =
sf.. .Wheniall islight Nifhin7, OF a.',,; .ts
/. 0Thou. he nsw ani.:Hytng We.S ,.;..::,
Ny HIsh PfiGs'st. lekd !|iSs Ass ial, 5al ..
know the mercy seat is theEes.
On which Thou sitt'at to ans@ef prayer;
Il know the blood is;shed;h 80
= The everlasting covenant aealed, :.
, The everlasting graoerevealedi ~
!, And lie has reached the dead! :.
Not the mere Paradise belQ5; .. =. !
AZ asaYsa is 81 eiiss sevsns ePeneo nov"
/, Guarded 40 long by DIRE and sword. :; u.
The g grave are ytanas vide. VI The Way restored,
Without the clouds gloom appear; a..
The peril AID tho storm are near;
The foe is raging round;
Then let ME boldly entef In, 4 IL q 4
IT here end my danger, fear. and Elm, q {.
/. Aad Eeat on holy ground. .io., =,
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New Mackerel.

New Mackerel.
IN KITS Mess and No. MACKEEEL,
w so Half and Whole Barrels, 1s, 2s, Sc.
so Boxes Scaled Herrings.
900 Georges Codfsh.
For sale low by HOPES GYLES.
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DAT ExPREss TRAIN [DAILY.1.r ~
Leave Wilmington Union Depot 3.25 a. NJ
arrive at FLORENCE. .:......... 9,55 AM.
Arrive AZ Columbia. ..:.........! 2.4O P. NJ.
Arrive at Augueta..... ......!!.... 7.4a pm.
Leave Augusta ................. -. 6.35 A. n
Leave Columbla a................ IL, 25A.M. I.
Arrive at florence. .........-... AIS F. :.
arrive Wilmington Union Depot c10.26 p. II ,
NIaHT EXPRESS TRAIN. IlIV :.
Leave Wilmington Union Depotj 5.45P. N:
Arrive At Florence. .....:.. l1.86 III !.
Arrive At Columbin. .........:.. .9.40 AIM i.
Arrive at Augusta. .........:..,.... $50 4, NJ.
Leave Augusta 80. = $40 Pm.
Leave Columbia .... 80. .........? 10l20P? IL,
Arrive at FIorenee.... ..!g... AHA. ar /.
At5eSe oc: "4assssn; 4assaNbESSoS Gen re gaa{ta A{ta
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Greenville and Columbia aaailroa q

dreenVlile and Columbia hHallroa6,
81 !! En1iAs, "a ssHN aaa Nesa oaai,y. =
spndsSa excepted, ceApecting with Might
TrAt9s on South Carolina RailIoad mp .sEd
down; with 1rains going North and South 0n
Charlotte. Columbia and -AuSuKta sfd W.T.
Eihgton, &c lumhia and AugustA RailToa oaEss:.
Lssys Tss ys GG1XR%bia S1Xnn
4eafS A1ht9u. .1........ g.UbA ~ /.
Leave eNewberry...: i. !. ...:iO:40a!'ha;
Leave Cokesbury. -. ..l..!. .C.c .n2.00-p IN.
Leave 6eiLon.s .....1is Z. g. 80 p. m !.
Ar1iye At nville.. .,6 80 p. M I.
Leave 9reentille vt. = -. 7.seS.:mi ID;
Leave Beiton.. -. 9;80 q. N
leave Cokesbury ....;. 49,. :. ~. :11.15a1m.
leave NsNperry.. :, ..-... :...i:..- $50 p,f n,
LeSFe .Alston: :....:...,.....,..,I. :. 4.2Vp. m
Arrfvs At Columbia :. :, ~. ~ ;. S8.Sb B: -:
Ahdefsoh Branch and BlSt, Il fsioN.,
DOWN. UPsiucat1
5seANe y alfalfa 6.A6 o. au,, arrive 7.lH 81 N
Geaye Perryyille 8,15 a, 70. -, -. 6-S5p. m,
leave Pepdleton T.1O q. hi, s. 30 81. al:
leave Anderson $40 Am! :" ,tG6B'1! N
Arrive at Bolton 800 q. m. 4.EeaSe $50 p. N!
Accom- mQdl ton Trains, KUN on,,Abbeyille
BTansh Mandeys. Yednesda1s and Exidaye,
On Anders9n Hiapsh, befYeen BeItoH aNd Hh.
.ls- :. THOMAS DODAMBAD, Gen, Euf II
JABfz NoHToN General Ticket Atenty r. &.
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IntcHnVHu dNu 'DanyiH0 NadfOa q. -
hE 1aSGH' tGeNRfsssP Il sseos T5M IL .as 2,
alter sana's aofSd RsfispsE soa.fS. e. ASs:a e
s.Ss 5:ssozss
L.ekve Bnrkyille... ~, .9.44 a. NJ, ,6.sSP.M.
Arrive at hieA%SnS; ao9Sa S314H ;1Siaa E A..
Leave Richmond: -. It0P:M. $40 AIM
Leave Burkville.... 5.l2R.M. g 2SA:M:
Lssve Danyille a.. ..lo GO +. n. l2.b5,R n.
Trains leaving Richmond at I.5U P. Maid
at $40 A. NJ, connect at Greenebcfo Win
trains on North Carolina Division for an
points South. Passe rgers ieavirg Riehnfo1d
train for ell points East OF Greensboro. Pae,
connects at Greensbofo With Northern .bcnrd
Mail train, arriving In Richmond at - Asp
n. JOHN B. 1kACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. II. r. JAIcoI. Engineer and Gen. Eupt
NORTH CAROLINA DlVIsIOH.!
GOING NORTH. =.
Leave Charlotte...... 7lOP. n, 6.05 4, M.
Leave Salisbury.. $50. $50 p. NJ. 8s4 An.
Arrive at Greensboro .12 SO A. n. 1I,00 4, II.
Leave Leave Shops aS4 laa
Leave Raleigh. ....... 8 05 A. III.
Arrive at doldsbSyS; .11;95 4; NJ. ...........
GOING SOUTH:
Lesve Raleigh. ........ 7.45P. NJ.
Leave Company Shops 12.05:A.M. 2lBPM
Arrive a. Greenhpofo. l.S0 A. n. $50 P. III.
Leave Greensboro. 215:A. n. AGO P. II.
Leave SALISBURY % A. NJ. 6.22P p. N.
Arrive at Charlotte.. 7:20 A: NJ. $50 A.. NJ.
Passenger train leaving Raleigh7,45 PM.
connects ct Greensboro with NoTthern bound
train; making quickest time 10 all Northern
cities. Price OF ticke ts same I, other re utes.
Mail trains daily, both ways. over entire
length Of road. Express daily between Com
pany Shops and charlotte Sundays excepte
Charlotte and Richmond, without change.
8. E. ALLEN, Gen. Ticket Agent,
w. B. GREEN, Maeter Transportation.
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d BATH ROOMS are!! new and any ne @ Ah5
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~ Change o1lsshsdalss: su 'e9 Y
7 Bou1a CAHoxIIA RAIt&okp CoxIAxr. !,

.o.ai.,s; OoLuN15A. 8. g., Sept. 20, 1872. -,
Sit 92hssnEs e |StS g !sssssl sshsagls H..
NAH. AND PfsszNoEn TaAir. >.
Leave Columbia atS9. -. -. !...sC. 0 10
Arrive At Oherlesten at,e... .h%:.4.80p& ~
Arrive at CoIunibis 81. :I;.... $40 5 n
NIGHT E1PREsB, FREIGHT AND AcCoN11ppAF}oN
TRAIN, [sundays excepted.
Leave Colunbia. .7.80 pm .Afi7%a Peso n
camden Train viii run Monday, We dneeday
and Friday, as foilews: ~ -" .'sl' i'tZti5c
Leave Camden at................. TAO A; H.
Leave Columbia at...:.;. 200 P71Gc
A. L. TYLER, V;tsPresIdent.
g. Ry P1cX1Es, Gen eral lTicket.AGents ati:J
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Wilmington, Columbia and Ang. B. z
ErpruTNrVHnrursafix I'd

w111.Se5Ss, N; if4,HS e., 1st;ber sh;a :, ls72;
! = q * 2zss fo!lqxing Schedule VIM
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20 Columbia ana Augusta n :sB
-is.;: SUPERINTENDENT -QFBI6E,s y

COLUMBIA, q. O., September 22, 1879.
k6 aA EEzaEa131 ON and after this date
q ~ sx folio win g sche edulewillte
tup over this road: s.a s;is: tt-i!s sicST
,t.i GOING SOUTH. s:.- .-s.el ir,
Train No. 1. ;TrainNo. 2.
Leave Charlotte. ....7.15A Am. 830P. NJ.
Leave Colum bia. ..2z8 PlM. - SEQ Am
Arrive Augpsta......7.42P.M P. ii. $40 4, N.
GOING NORTH. '-t|''- go
Leave Augusta. %. !635 a. If. =. = Is 30 Pt4l.,
Leave Colnmbia.. =. IL. .53A. II. 1l.t5P. ~.
Arrive Charlotte. ...6.15 P. II. 500 A. NJ.
Standard, Time ten minutes slower tIan
Washingtoh; ei1 minutes ahead Columbia,
No. Train daily. No. Train daffy, Sur.
days excepted. Both trains make: clpee cen.
neetion to al points North, South and Weet:
to al principal points. ,.. -, l. p:ly
JAMES ANDERSON. General6gp. Il
E.R. DoRsEY, Gen. FreiRht and Tick ct AQept
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

FEARFUL FALL-W oNDERFUL ESCAPE.
There was an acroha'ic perf rmance yes
terday afternoon at the corner of Baltimore
and Holiday streets, which far exceeded
anything that has ever been witnessed at
the circus. A man was engaged 10 putting
a lightning-rod on the large five story
building owned and occupied by Mr.. George
III c. Neal, dealer, in dry goods, and was
standing on rope ladder, which was sus-
pended from a stout cable fastened to one
of the chimneys on the opposite side of the
roof. He was probably ten feet below the
cornice aud sixty or seventy feet above the
pavement. A considerable crowd Of peo-
pie were attracted to the spot and were look
ing OF in wonder while the courageous man
piled his work without the least regard to
his perilous position. Suddenly the knot
by which the rope ladder was tied to the
cable gave way, and the man dropped t
the earth. Fortunately there was pile of
store boxes on the pavement, and striking
one of these with his feet, the man went
through an inch board and was deposited
in the box. badly stunned but not much
hurt =. Baltimore american.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

Hrs SECOND SIGHT BETTER THAN HIS
FIRST. -WLLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, al.
though an abolitionist, and although near.
ly eighty years of age, has good eye sight
and used it we'll in his recent trip to Flor.
ida. He writes of the old town of ST. Au-
gustine as follows "Sipce / visited il
thirty years ago, great change has taken
place in the constitution of society here
the slaves have been set free. I then OBJ.
served that the negro race in the town had
a sleek, woll-fed look, and were for the
most part neatly attired In both respects
1t has seemed to me that there is a change
for the worse"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
Consumption-Know its Dan
ger

The old and woru.out treatment # tho
pass has been next ~ useless in the Cure of
Consumption DR. Kryscr's LUG Cure i
slmost q specific for ihe disease II is a
specific u taken in time, aud long enough
90 renew ihc tlood and The life The chron.
ic invalid will grow strong during iis use
tho cough will gradually diminish he OK
hausiirg night swcais will cease tho func-
tons of nature will assume their wonted
action, and healih and Joy will return -
Those sra 7ltin f1c's let those interested
act, anl tAcy will cot vel
DR. Keyscr's Office, l67 Liberty street.
Pittsburgh, Ia. An essay free By mail.
Price Of Lung Cure, 81 30 per bottle, or
e. so per II dozen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
Scott on the War Path.

The PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad, as
your readers will rejoice to learn. intends
at once to intercept the Grand Monopoly
the Baltimore and Ohio and its lesser trib-
utaries, in this county, probably at this
place. The general Railroad law passed
at the last session Of our legislature con-
fers the charter powers necessary The ex.
tension will be from Marlinsburg 10 the
Mouth Of Georges Creek, Piedmont.
When the road reaches this Valley, lis pol
10y TO extend souih-wcstwardly, TO the
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad IL Obvious.
Our people who have suffered nagrahtly
from the Blliimorn and Ohio Railroad by
its unjust discrimination, dcpopu'afinr the
country and deprcciatng the value Of its
ianda, will gladly welcome the grand com
peiitorship Of the Pennsylvania Central rs
aspartial remedy for evils that they suffer
now. CORRESPONDENT.
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E1-The Supreme Court of Appeals Of
Virginia on the 23rd ult., unanimously Of
frmed the judgment of the Corporation
Court Of Alexandria in the ejectment suit
of w. II. McVEIGH VS.. Judge UNDERWOOD
The decree elects UNDERWOOD from the
property which was purchased by him at
a con6scation sale ordered by himself, and
gives damages for it's detention amounting
to 3,0S1 with interest from October Goth
1872. 10 rendering the decision the court
declared its opinion that UNDERWOOD con-
duct had been such as to shock the moral
sense of every honest man that it is a
blot upon jurisprudence and civilization
In the olden time, remarks the Baltimore
Gazette, a man with such stigma fasten-
ed upon him by the highest judicial au-
thority of the State would not have dared
to remain within it's borders but under
the new regime "we have changed all that"
and we predict that the censured Judge
will hold his head as high to. morrow as be
did before the Court affixed upon him the
brand of shame that now darkens his brow.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

EE Among the provisions of the new
pension act, are the following: GAIL per
sons who have lost leg above the knee,
and are so disabled thereby that they can
not use an artificial limb, shall BIO rated in
the second class, and receive twenty -four
dollars per month. Al persons having lost
the hearing of both ears, to receive thirteen
dollars per month. Section i've provides
that the rate of eighteen dollars per month
may be proportionatey divided for any de.
gree Of disability established for which the
second section makes no provision. The
new law also adds two years to the limita ..
lions under which claims may be estab.
lished."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
cEIn the Criminal Court of Anne A

ETIn the Criminal Court of Anne A
rundel county, a, Annapolis, on Saturday
last, the case of the State against ELIZA.
BETH G.. WHARTON, for an attempt to
murder EUGENE VAN Ness, was stetted, op
motion of Prosecuting Attorney REvELL,
with the conscn, of Attorney General SYEs-
TER, which is the end of the famous WnoR-
TON trials.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
s cold April
Tho barn viii Rll
rs hen April blows bis horn.
Us good for both hav and corn ~


....TurRE are 100 American missiona-
ries in Turkey, Pcrsis, Palestine aud T..
Cypt... a LITTLE son at K.v Mr. GRA-
HAH, Of Wiuchestor, ~ playing few days
ago, With some boys, f.ll down breaking
hls arm. II VAS bsdly broken the bone
standing almost az right angles TWELVE
thousand omigran's arrived nj Now York,
last week ...THE annual coinage If Mex
leo IL now So 600 000....A PANTHER
eight feet long was kI.l. d ou Williams Riv-
or, Pocahontas county, this State, a few
DAYS ago. Never borrow trouble. Your
friends viii give you al you want. A
BOY in Charleston, South Carolina, while
playing, recently, ran against an Iron avn
ing posi- and tToEe his neck FIVE deaths
from smsllpox occurred in Washington CT
. on Monday last
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

cy Mr.. j. Il. NICHOLS, Deputy Col
lector of Internal Revenue in the First Ma
ryland District, is defaulter to the Gov
eminent in considerable sum, the exact
amount not known. The authorities, the
Cumberland NewS says, are after him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

EE The Cumberland Netcs states that
Governor JACOB, of this State, has accep-
ted the invitation Of Governor SMITH, of
Georgia, to be present at Atlanta, Georgia,
on the 20th of May, at a Convention of
Governors called to take action in regard TO
matters appcrtaining to commerce.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
ey Official returns made to the Bureau

of Statistics, as stated by one of our ex
changes, show, that forty three vessels, of
an aggregate tonnage, of $4,000, belong
ing to the port of Boston, were lost during
the quarter ended March 3lst. Among the
vessels lost were seven barks Of three hun
dred tons each, to brgs aud ten schoon-
such large number of vessls belonging to
a single port, and in such a brief period,
is upprecedented
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

y NFw PtAVrr Professor Daniel Kifkwood,
an eminent American astronomer announces
IN The View York Tr,jus calculations which go
70 show that there is a major planet within
the orbit Of Mercury.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

E1-A letter from Washington in the
Baltimore Sun, says: "a prominent re-
publican Senator, who has lately bad the
opportunity Of seeing the South for him
self, has remarked since his return that if
the present condition Of affairs continue,
such States as South Carolina aud Florida,
for instance, must inevitably DO Afrioauiz-
cd. The result, Of course, must be the
exodus Of the whites, the utter decay Of
material prosperity, and ultimately the re-
lapsing Of those States into wilderness
These observations apply equally as well
TO Louisiana as TO the States mentioned. "
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
TROUBLE wITH THE BLAcKrEEr INDIANS.

ToRoNTo (CAN.,) April % "A special
despatch from Fort Garry, Manitoba, says
reports from the interior state that there
has been fighting between the American
troops and Black feet Indians, and a large
number of Americans were killed. Ii is
feared thisis the beginning of trouble in
the Bfsckfeet couptry.
The Indians of Fort Sully arc alarmed
in consequence Of the actions of the Yapk-
ton, and Tonton Indians, who have crossed
the iiuesto the number OF seven or eight
thousand, and threaten the interior settle
menis and Manitoba.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

EF Preparations have been made to ac-
commodate 2l,3o0 passengers for Europe
by the steamships sailing from the port of
New York during May, June and July.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

CENsURE The Ohio literal says: f.
leven members of Congress having been
proved participants 10 the Credit Mobiiier
swindle, which robbed the Treasury OF o.
yer SAC, 900, 900, are mildly censured by
their party colleagues, but what that cen.
sure means does not appear, unless it was
for being found out With the party now
in power, thievipg, as with the ancient
Spartans, is c,mmendsble, So long rs it is
concealed. Discovery is what makes the
thing questionable, and cemsure, therefore
seems TO be- the party method for saying
"be more vigilant in the future, brethren +"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02

Iron ORE.-We have been shown a
very fair specimen of Iron ore, which was
found on the farm of Mr.. Henry NJ High.
Steps should at once be taken to ascertain
the amount and value of these deposits in
our county. There is 10 doubt of much
mineral wealth, and il should be looked up
-MoorcfcId Adcertiser
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
QIeensware, Hardware,
N 0 ITO MS,

DRUGS, PAINTS AND DYES
call on KHw'cHddH Il Shec,s;
II you ioant ne best GROCER
C"6res, Teas, Snyors and Scraps.
n y0H g0m Me test SIZE md Z
Leufhers, Wood, Glass, dad TiararI
are "H k'IDt Merej
II .yon ,odm ANY THING ua,Oby 4
~ n first class, .c.H-oSsorfsd rorpiy y
cali al ne OIL aid reiiaLh hgais, II
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-02
The Modoc War.

MORE SAD. NEws or DIsAsrER-TERRI-
BILE BATTLE WITH TnE SAvAOEs-SE-
WERE Loss OF OFFICERS AND MEN.
SAN Francisco, April pa courier
has just arrived at Yreks, and reports that
another terrible battle has been fought
with tho Modes, 10 which nineteen Of our
nen were killed, including Captain THoN-
AS and Lieutenant Howe, Of the Fourth
Artillery. and Lieutenant WRIGHT, of the
Twelfth Infsniry. Tweo,y-three are wouu-
ded, including Lieutenant HARRIS. Of the
Fourth Artillery, and others are missing
The particulars will be forwarded soon.
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27O Acres.
10, 90 GIF Il : H.,
$500 5000.


nN TUESDAY, July 9Th, 1873 the Third
~ Grand on Coneerf under the manage
nent 81 ExGovernor Thos +. Bfamlette, add
authorized bv special act Of the legislature for
The benefit Of the Public Library Of Kentucky,
positively and unequivocally comes of IN Pub
lie Library Hall, AZ Louisville, Ky, when TO-
OOO Gifts all cash. amounting 10 $500, 900. will
be- distributed by lot among the ticket holders.
The money 20 pay AL these gifts 10 full is airea.
dy bank and set aside for that purpose - the
following certificate shows.
Office o. Farmers and Drovers' Bank,
Louisville, ny, April ., 1873. !
This Is 20 certify that there is IN the Ermers'
and DrOrers' RINK. 20 the credit % the Third
Grand Gift Concert fof the bene6t of the Public
Library ~ Ky Flee HuH3Jed Th0usgnd D0fiars
which has been set apart by the Managers 10
pay The gfts In foil, ADD viii be- held By the
Bank snd paid out for This purpose, and this
Il 5 WEIGH, Cashiey.
Only few tickets remain unsold ard hsy
will be furnished % the fret applicants a. the
following prices Whole tickets slO-halves
S5--Quarters. 81 5O-ii whOles fof SiO0--sG
for S5OO-li3 fpr : 600. aud 51j Tor : Is. 600
For tickets and foil information. apply 10
THOMAS y BRAMLETTE.
LoWisgiHe, n.y.
May ?, 1873 LIN.
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