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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21

Brooklyn business and the public generally were
completely surprised by THE TRIBUHEs exclusive report
OF the defacation OF the Ethebert g. Mills and all
other local topics forgotten in the discussion OF
the news that one OF the best known and most highly
respected citizens and public benefacors had 30 de-
ceiyed those who trusted In his integrity.
To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: | seldom write TO the press, but feel
drawn 10 inform you that the demand for THE N. Y
TRIBUNE In this city containing the Mills defalcaton
this morning. was intense, the Dewsdealers asking
high as rs cents a copy, and hiding them away at that
price. Your account of the NILS ahar Is perfect sur
prise 60 the residents OF this quiet village.
Brooklyn, n. Y, July 10, 1873. MONTAGUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21

BrOoMPIED.-The frat regatta OF the Bloomfield Tub
Heroes Club took place on saturday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
ETDisl tHray E0EaE.

New YORK. Feb 2j.-lt Is said that clams
have Ucc1 flied against the estate Ct tie late
James Elk j., a.'ost equal in amount to Ii
entire I'll u,.
l. is stated that OK Comptroller Connolly will
soon return to this city; thtt his abscncc is pro-
traced because OF i'll hc.tlih.
! second appeal has been made to Governor
Dix 10 ccmmu:e the sCntct.co vi Foster 10 in
pfisonment i',r lie.
The ice in f,aSr river and Hell Gate HIS com
pctey Su>pcndcd uayi .atirn for sailng craft,
and s,camhoars have great difficulty in getting
through to Long Island Sound.
1t is stated Ia a Wilmington dispatch that
Henry Berry Lowry, the outlaw, reported killed
some time ago. is now living IN New York city.
\ meeting in favor IF retaining the Bible i'll
cur public schools was held last cveuing and
delegates 10 the Cooper Institute Convention
:tlti lTtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
LENT Tomorrow, Ash "Wednesday, viii

LESr.-To-morrow, Ash "Wednesday, viii
be the beginning of Lent In many Christian
families there will be marked departure from
the usual manner Of living, both rs regards
the supplies of the table and participation in
social amusemcnts and recreatons ordinarily
regarded as Objectionable, and with those who
are strict in the observance OF their religious
duties, according to the ancient forms Of faith,
the whole current OF the daily life is turned
aside as far as possible into the channels Of
solemn thought and meditation more cotdu-
eve to those acts Of humiliation and Scll-dcnial
which it is the special design Of the season OF
Lent 10 foster aud promote. Ash Wednesday
is celebrated with great solclnnily III the Epi>-
cppal and Catholic churches to commemorate
the last days OF the life of Christ, when he
tasted forty days. la the Episcopal Church it
Is observed rs solemn fast and lu the church
sS the services arc appropriate to the occasion.
The members Of the Catholic church are eX-
pccted to attend Mass. and to receive from the
hands Of the priest a sign OF the Cross on heir
i"rcheadS, to denote their humility, and to re-
mind them of the certainty of death and al
who can Go 50, are expected to abstain from
secular labor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

New York, Feb. PA L9ndo3 s!cca
say: IA agreement ha: been male between
The Dukc b. Monrpnsicr and the adhcropt<
Of Z tccn Isabella to place pr"c" AphooSo Oil
he throne Il spain, the Duke TO be rc@cn;
.ii,riGg the minority o. hIi.co Alrhon<o AID
tic latter to marry the youngest daughter OF
lie D,;k>. I>,bejla acosps the programme
H., ,:!c to important pa:tlcs therefore will
ac t,y~thcr in tic present Spanish crisis.
AiiUR!D, Eah. -. -Gvner.l Cordoba ln;ui<-
Ter 81 war persists in his determination 10 lcsigr
MS position in the Cabinet.
The radical and republican deputies in tn,
National Assembly. at >epa:a'e meetings held
last night, resolve upon he appointment oi
coum.:t.c: consisting OF twenty person., each:
who are ais, to appoint sub-vomn:ttocs to re
pnrl 1t plan fJr il settlement ui' The ministerial
crisis Il is COW ploJab.o that the A~sc nbly
will not III ,iissuivr,l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
E.9l'SE. isisssi'igI3".

\ regular meeting Of the City Caunci! will
be he'd tonight.
Mis-; Virginia Vaughn will give iran.a': and
poetic readings al Sarcpta hall tonight
The rcpnrt in circulation this morning OF an
eyrIosion Il, Fort arlington 1T night and
the killing Of four men, was without iou1datlon
The trips Of the Maryland ferry boat were
suspended again i0-'iay y the Ice on the OF
pnslte Hats.
The Quarterly moatin: at the ii. i. Church
Sou til last night was adjourned; uuI!l ncHt
Monday night.
It is understood that he lmJa@h passengers
bv the O., a. & ~ X. Il, will after next
week be transferred from thu. c..y e Washing
ton by the Terry boats.
A skim of ice formed entirely ACROSS til" 20
tolnac last night, bat it soon dlsarpeared alter
the sun rose and with the exception .: that on
the fats he i..r IL Gear ut ice
The G:53 train Tor Wa-hiagton yesterday
evening wet crowded with peraDas -" ~ were
going f. Wall O cr4 House tro sec J.itcs>nn
in Rip Van Winkc. lie will appear there
again in the same character tonight AMI t.
morrow ui@ft.
The MAYOR ickunw!@ ICES Tie rcc ipt ri
sII5 80 from {: i.t ;iarshai. Stuart, ard Aid,
Il. ". Fails tic rcniairlor e? the i"ndS ii
their hand after ! a:rayi54 lhu vxp.n~:. q he
celebration II the .2ad "Gr the us 81 IL
poor.
Another ianfi side ncaurfcG 81 the j. Il J..
Il. Il. GEAR rrresto { Point yesterday, Id. n,
r;t=s,,lgcrs were tr1I.fs'rc,t ov 7 IN. iit1k -.
land cars and bat Slight delay occurred ihc
locomotive .! the train htt arrive. y + la
cvcning,ia changing its position III u God ri,is,.,
ran into passenger car and w,!s c,ns:,l r&ily
Injured rs WaS liz. car i.Sl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

TIE FRrlT. A correspondent Of the Wash
ingtoo Republican writing from Falls Church
SAYS: This will be memorable winter. on
account Of the degree Of cold aud the amount
of water that has fallen. The past seems to be
pretty nearly if not quite out of the ground,
ana but few farmers care to determine the
depth cf the mud by vcn;uring abroad with
Their hrrscs and wagons. The peach buds are
ncar.y all dead, and this is the first time that
| have known the winter 10 kill them here.
Some men that hear OF say that IN their or
cbards the buds are not badly killed. There
may be crck ards that have been spared or pro
tected by shcltcring condition Of the lrca ity.
But the examination of peach buds that | have
made satisfies me that there are to he 20
reaches worth M Mug the coming summer.
The scattering blossoms that the spring may
urflll on the trees VIII not produce tiut
enough to serve The swarlus Of curcuio. So
we Shall long doubtless for the luscious fruit
mex: july without Satisfaction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

suRoyE TUEsDAY.-To-day, Shrove Tues,
day, was the last day before the beginning Of
the season Of Lent, and from the earliest days
OF christianity it has been the close Of the
carnival season. With some, and especially IN
tNHrHrean countries, it has long been the habit
y. s a4o"ins. If not encouraging. at this season
:" >ETove ln!o as it is called, excuses OF fivcli
ava hlarlty, with their concomiiantS, as Il
S ~, "I set oft or compensation tor the season Of
;;,ol{'e'y and scl-d NAL to follow No where
~ ms country is it particularly observed except
sI View O:tcau>. where the Marai Gras OF the
vary French settlers is still observed with grea;
II!''H' ani there is a license for the people to
!, pretty iuach as they please, 50 long Us they
~ ~ssp "iinln the bounds of the law In many
rT'> OF The country it is only known as pan
o1Ae oay and the standing dish on this day,
II.9F'y all over Chri>tcndom, is pancakes "
r ~ y :a'i Tint more eggs, mcat and flour were
the Year. 49, ''''''' ~ WY 49, >''' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
ZIG ifa.Iln1S.

New ToRK. Feb 25-Stocke dill Money
firm at lilo pr cent. Cod firm at rs. Flour
dill. WLca; dull Coru duil.
BALTIMORE Feb. 25.--Ea. skies, conso'i-
daed. 55!: West Vas. - bid to-day. Cotton
n ~. MAJ aad quiet at 9l"l945 -Four in fair de-
nand an! st ally. Wheat stock scarce; white
h ice. 22Ol2222'. fair to prime do, l9ja22o:
choice amber, 22J432j; good to prime red.
2,ma2l5: Common 10 fair, oOal95 red " r>'-
ern. l6oal45 amber We>tcru.2oOa2lo. Corn
whites utharn ,tca,lY 1T 60a62:yeIlow Southern
;pi!at IS .jq:n:ix~dW- ao:n'nal atiJ. Ott,
guio.; Southern, 4>a5n: Western nike, i1a4s;
IL. white, 80 Rye gait 1t 3Oa9D. Hay dull
and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
TELEGRAPH NEW S.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, February %, 1873.
SENATE

SENATE
The Senate was engaged to-day with IL cal d
tic calendar
The House River and Harbor bill was re-
Icrrel to the Committee on Commerce.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House bill in reference to the Fisheries
on the Northeast coast was laid on the table
and order to be printed.
THE CREDIT MoBlLIER IN TIE HOUSE.
An immense crowd tll,d the galleries and
Hobbies OF the House OF Representatives IT, day,
and the corridors were crowded. As soon as
the House opened unanimous consent Was given
to the admission or ladies upon the floor, and
They camc in in bcvicS through every dor, filled
the area without the bar. and crowded tho alsies
between the seats Of tn members. The cause
Of this cxraor inary crowd was IN. fact that to,
day had been Gxcl upon Or the consideration
ot the Resolutions IJr the expulsion OF -imcs
and Brooks.
After the morning hour had hecl occupied
with the Presentation Of bills and minorrcportS,
tic Speaker said that the busin1S: in order was
the r@sylua iorS Of cxpuI 10, OF McS>rs Brooks
and AmeS.
Gen Butler sought 10 introduce substitute,
bu. Mr Poland, chairman Of the committee,
c!riile,i the floor and rrucael>e; to discuss the
matt,r, after which tao j Gu: ION VS. parl.ci.
pltcd in by others.
WAsInNGr"S. Feb. - i p. m.-;'ilc case
81 Bro Ks and Amcs is still being Discus d.
a9d viii not be decided untii late.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
Cuba and Spain.

New YORK, Feb. 2j.-At a meeting OF a
large number of Cuban refugees yesterday,
resolutions were passed aud lengthy manites
to adoptc,! protesting against allegiance to
Snau and f;voring separate republican gov
cr..mcnt f:r the Island Of Tuba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
20 Gather tsT3i0Gi.
" a. l. Ia Il ~ "a -
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
" ..I1tNn.rnN Enh d q

WASHISuroN, Feb D. l. a. H..
I,r,',uLi7tcs Diminishing Northwest winds
with cloudy weather AID rising temperature
prevail during the rest OF Tuesday over New
York and New E,ngland. An area of low ba.
r3mntrr extend nnrlheastw4rd over Dakota
Territory with caSterly winds, cloudy and
threatening weather III the northwest. Failing
l,arnrnytes souther.y winds aud possibly, rain
continue over til, Gull and South Atlantic
States and extend nor;hward to Missouri In
crnasirg cloudirc>< and rising temperature pre-
val, trom the Middle Atlantic coast westward
20 tie ONO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
Eaear General.

New YORK, Feb. %. 1t is understood that
Very Reverend William Quinn has been APP
pointed to the Office of Wear General of the
archdiocese Of New York TO supply the vacan-
cy caused - the death Of Very Reverend DR..
Stars Very Reverend Father Preston re-
,naius chancellor Of the diocese with the tit.e
and puw:rs Of Vicar General in all matters par
taiuug tn chancnry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
News FROM HOME. The Washington Rerut

NEwsFRoM HONE The Washington Reuo-
l;cau's Fails Church correspondent OF this morn
ing saws: I'VE are having Just now vertical
tom If the passion or prociiylty NJ the people
in the c.,uutry to crcul.te exaggerated. SeI>a-
ricn,l or startling reports The story is run
ming here like w;ldire that there are two hnn-
,lr-d people sick IN Alexandria With the ctoIe'
r., and that the MALAY is attended With a
frightiul fatality. am tod that IN epidemic
diarrl na Of nil! form is p. cvalilas there: but
not attended with any observable fatality
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
HUCkSTERS STALLS.

Thcs" yearly premiums are in addition TO tao
yearly rents assessed, which arc Sl3O on butch
cr> stalls ana $50 on hucksters' stalls. In adj
drion each rcnlor will be required to p"y on
each stall rented by him ST. per year for The
Use OF gts.
Al the close Of the renting, Mr. Harrison also
sold the lcng she'd now occupied by the butch
eT>, and their property, to William Gray, Tor
Sl2-.o be removed by the 9th Of March.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

oL'cE HEADQUARTERS Fred. Corbin,
r''DtlpaI, and Adellne Mason and Phoebe
IIapsco' accessories, all colored We're before
hustle rr May this morning charged with steal
.us coal from the cellar Of one of ou, ci;i-
~yn>' The man was sen, to reinforce the chin
;, ,"''S Tor 80 days, and the womeu were ordered
!" 1uit the town Robert Mmlry, arrested IN
n">Pc!on of firing the Marshall House, was
v'unittcd to jail for further examination, and
">lHa!l coored bay named Edward Jackson,
tnr t ., oy Superintendent OF Police Clifford,
v<s f ~ up and appropriating to his own
w,S a. a., winch that gentleman had dropped
No u'>rnarSed with reprimand There were
NJ eases before the Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
YTisrsinr Case.

BETHLEHEM. PA, Feb. 2j.-The coroner 5
Jury in the Monroe Snyder murder Gaze has
been reasscmbl2d by District Attorney Mosrr,
Of l.chigh county, to listen to newly dicovc:ed
cyitlrnrn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
LOCAL NEWS.

1rrp,py MEETING. The adjourned annual
',;.r If the stockholders of the Alexandria
I;brary Company will be held tonight at the
! ;brarv room at O'Clock, when 1t Is hoped
IA oxrected that there will be full attend
md that the citizens will show, by their
presence. their appreciation OF the institution
,b,n which there is none more worthy III the
,,;,y The Library has done aud Is dolng great
cood, and it's proper management aud olrec-
.or should excite suffi: Gent interest to secure
r,u attendance of the subscribers, each and all
orubom have voice aud vote, botE Of which
sboull be exercised, especially on tnls occasion
!, Is therefore expected tina: all who possibly
c,n will attend the meeting tonight, when the
r.rorts of the officers for the past year will be
presented. and an election f,r u President and
roari of Directors will take place.
DONATION TO Y. NJ. G. \. N:Gnr School
+ will b.. remembered by our readers, that at
= time last year, when this night school Tor the
lborng boys Of the city was llkcly to tail. Ter
tho want Of needed funds to conduct II ch-
GENTLY. the treasurer, Mr.. Geo. IL. Roolus'n,
r.r,.iyel though the haudS Of Mcssrs Burk" Il
Herbert, from "Citizen," the hands me CON
,rLut,on of 5000, with which the schocl mas
been worked, witi marked success, up to the
resent time. The commttee 10 charge Of the
school now authorize us to acknowledge 4
s,.coud SUN of SlUU through the salnc chanGel,
and doubtless, from the same citizen. We
are assured that this donation Is most timely
and grateful offering, at orce securing the lu'-
portant advantages of the choo', to our boys.
aud relieving the committee lrnni the rather
embarrassing con !iton Of imminent bankrupt
g.. In the present day, winch is so prol'ilc OF
dash and snow, these evidences Of a seuu,nt
charity, such as ''vauutc;h oot Itself anu IS
not pulled up, affords an, eNa'"pte well
worthy of emulation. 1t is pleasure 10 com
p,v with the request Of The committee, to re-
turn their thanks for this last and most hanf-
some contributions assuring the donor, that
the fund will be carefully Expended, acciiH' -
10 its design
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
ysrfq for 730iiCy.

LONDON, Feb. 25-2 p. m.--Thc rate to
money al the Stock Exchange on government
securities in ever than the Blak ot England
rate BY ] ] pr cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
Sr.iri<se.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.--Joscih Durham
az d -, committed suicide yesterday evening
by hanging Il, Bclair, Maryland The cause of
the su;,i,l: was u love affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
Efy Francis &. ftcrssy,

fGcncral Auctioncrr aud Real E-t,tc Agcnt.l
V4TiLi BIZ SOLD, hy r%b,i. auction, on
1873, st twelve o'clock M, FOUR LOTS Of
GROUND, on the west size Of Col mbIS St,
between Princes, and Oronuco, in the >lgarc
mex. north Or the Court House iol, each - feet
front and 1.3 feet 5 iaches deep. Sale in front
Of til. Marshal House, AicXaudria, Va. TENS
made known Il. :;tla.
FRANCIS \. KERBT,
fell 2j-,ots fer the uw.!;.Ts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

FRESH FISH. Some ine fresh fish were tor
sale in market this morning. White perch
were offered at 50 cts. per bunch, and rock hsh
at GO cts 4 cargo arrived this morning lroh
pope's Creek but went on to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

~ NE " GATHER has considerably moderated
"''e Is much Ice in the river, but it is not be-
nu ,.u no" that navigation will be seriously
tar This has been an uncommon VIM
Gsro Out 10 1888 or 1884 the river, we be-
NJ, was frozen over on the End or 3rd Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

RENTING OF THE New MARKET STALLS. -
rh, stalls in tic new market, 50 far as flashed,
we're rented by public auction in the presence
of large crow,a cl:ven clock this morning,
hv y. Harrison. auct!oneer. The following
is .i>t OF premiums received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

IMPROVEMENTS AT FALLS CHURCH MIR.
Wells Forbes, formerly from New Hampshire,
has recently bought three parcel: OF land at
Falls thuch one from q. j. Ives, one from
Rev Mr.. Nickvrson. now i'll OREGON, and one
from MIR. Crossmau. lie vii hui.! himself
residence this Spriu=, report snyS. 1t Is e,Inla,
ted tha from II to 20 T"sIcnc-s viii nc cFecjc o
there fhp coming 81: son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

FIREMES's RAI.L.-TEc ball Of the llydrar-
lion Fire Company at Sarcpta Hall last night
notwithstan ling the fire was success. and OF
all who were present there IS not olic "h' until
called of did not spend an agreeatle evening.
\ large nl5cr wcr, il atlcnd:nc,. and though
the active iremcn eff to attend to their duties,
enough remained to supply tie ladies with
nearly tllyligh his morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25
II . i | . h i.

&c.. :s:.a.:.s-zzz
Harper will rcsu &c her regular route on SAT-
UKDAY next, March LIST, lea7'ng Baltimore 1t
4 q clcck D. m returning. will l"are Per ),
AiexandIi. EVERY TUESDAY MIGHT, ut
10 o clock.
MIs"All way f-cigh. must be prop.il.
For further informant Apply t,
feb 25-2m B. W HEAT, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

I><s' The Lady Managers being an>i'l. to
open thci: Intimacy by .lar"h Iii, viii be ii
the house, cor:cr y K" ~ Fairfax street for
,nrily Dr.. Murpny'> re.cnc., on Tuesday
morning, F, b'!iar, -, 20 :"cnirc cun."!n4ti'ns.
Anything IN the way OF h"iGins turr are. pro
visions, dc, will BE- very ..cc,p able .I,4 thank
fully + crivcd
icb ~ - Mr.. NJ u. STEWART. 'ra=!.
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y REM .NOTION 10 u 5 Z
&2,3Os WORTH OF CIiILDMEA'S
IL Z |, Ii Al, ~

TO arrive in 4 few days The li.:. "si..ncn OF
ny order for
CHiLDhEE'S CARRIAGES
which are the b,st, most stylish. strongest And
chcapes: that can b found in tne Untsu STATES.
For the convenience Of parties having old
Carriages, | would state that ! viii have on
hand iui supply Of CARRIAGE FIN
TIL RES or attachments, sub ~ y Lcc.s,
Springs, &c. CHAS. y. Ek@tN,
!eb - ~ t.ing rect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-25

-9y~ The members o. the Rel 81 Hook and
LsIdo- Company hereby tender tn !ir tbank> to
>irs. James Dempsey, M.<s"s H:n to-ann,
Char,a, SHIRLEY Thos. Cui;nS~orth, Tn"- b:
Hudson ana others for refreshments furnished
Il, the ire this morning leb Z3-lt
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PRICE or TICKETS.

J. hlbrI We lin l. -
Whole tickets $40. halves 50, and quarters
- 30 Eleven whole tickets for SlG0. No dis
count on less than SlUJ orders. Nothing could
De more uppro ,.T,te Tor presents tIan tickets -
this BANQU ET OF WEALTH or more likely
10 produce grtTldcr satisfactory results. The
object ol This THIRD GIFT CON CERT is the
enlargement aud endowment of the PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, which, by the
special net authorizing the Concert for its bcne-
it, is to be forever free 20 all citizens of every
stale. This Concert will be conducted like the
tir and second heretofore gvca, and full par
;ic,il;t.: Of the ~ Jc .! drawing the gifts and
paying them s.Id everything necessary to
thorough understanding Of tne scheme, from
brgi:.nI:c; 20 cad, arc nov published III the form
ol !, circular, which will be furnished free OF
cost to Any who apply. The entire management
| of this undertaking mas been committed by .nc
trustees to Hon. Ttiuo. b. BRAMLEITh, la.a
Governor Of Kentucky 10 whom all communal
| cations p"r.tinins - the Git Concert should be
adIrcS-c *. /. DU kkEII, Pres l.
". y. HALDEMAN, Vice Prc<t.
JOHN ) CAIN, Sec. PuD. Lib. OF hy.
"a RM ER;5' * DRUNERo BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets are ready for safe, and al Orders
20: t;.cm or applications for agencies, circulars,
Information, etc, Will meet win prompt attci-
ti"a vixen addressed 10 me ~ below directed.
TiiO& Il nhhMLETrE, Louisville, Ky.
Agent Public Library, Ky.
Louisville, Ky, jan ID -eolw&2awlwt AS
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1879 cAEHlA9E; .vp1 .cr<,
Received This day from one OF he 'argcst
muIlufa, turcrs in New lork u supply Of
CHILDRENiS ARR :. GEc,
which, for durability, beauty and c!I""pncss, arc
unsurpassed by any ever brought 10 tie cay.
Every Carriage exactly rs represented, and
will be sold ut q small advance Oh cost.
Call and examine them al
feb - G. G. BHKRT'S, - King St.
FOR RENT
SS a DWELLING HOUSE, on the cas-! side
of Pitt street, b.twcen Cameron and Queen. 1t
is in good order, AID provided win gas and
fvb 25-c'tif WI GREGORY.
A rkIME ARTICLE OF NEW YORK
n STATE BUTTER received this day >ni
for sale by ". +. B&OoNHS : BkO.,
feb . III King street.
rEoRGE 4 JENKINS SUGAR-CUR Ed
~ HAMS, small siz..s. received tii> dag and
f,r sale by w. Z. BROOKS y BRO,
feb 25 ~ King street.
| = BONES CREAM I'll Use receive:
1 = this day by
% BAGS Rio CuFFEEs JUS. received by
/ - ;eb - j. G. MlLBUkN.
NEW CROP TE6S, Of Guc AID medium
G.. WI. RAMSAY.
jan 1G Corner King AID 81. Assl'h >.rrcts.
VACCINE VlRUS-!ye have just received
' supply 81 fresh and go.i;;hi. NACtIN NJ
i feb 10 ~ +. $, LEADEEATE> < Ero:
oSIERY, FANCY GOODS AMI so
4 Il TlONS arriving taily At
ian IL ~ kirr street.
AT ESSINA GRANGE, aud LEMONS jus:
Ia received Nad i"r ,sIe Wy. .gW y j, ,,,,v
feb Is Corner King and 81. Asapa IL.
YARMOUTH BLcATFRS and PRIME
e. WI RAMSAY,
feb Is Corncr King ,md st. Asa,,h IS.
IANDY TOYS .nd TEE TRIMMINGS
CiIISEsE TEA COMPANY,
dec IS !!norlh HoHe stree:
DKlME FIGS, Citron, rr-Des ana Lemons
- S'''' CAISEsE TEA company,
dec IS II nortn i:cv"i stre't.
4 TUUL> FOR Fifty Lt>io-Cs!i
L Il and cxam.n" nj l. hins :r"ct. .>
ieb ~ " +. BkOnNE> \ BIO.
4 very .', choice ts' G. WIN RANSAY,
feb Is Corner King ani st AsArh 81:
y EST IS HALF SWiTra in thc country 81
- F1RcrUSUE,
jan Ii ~; Ming street.
DUMPA DOUR BIiAI D.,
J. 81 incn THREAD PLANTS, at
jan l6 fhkG UsOH.'> % King st.
EEDS-Pr:Ine Clever and Timothy Seas
- for sale hy THOMAS PERRY,
isnoj l. kirg street