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KENNETT SQUARE, July t.
RAILROAD EMBARGo.-Since Dictator Woods
No. , embargo on railroad travel to West Ghes-
ter, our people are looking up other modes Of
conveyance, as they are determined it shall not
prove non-intercourse act. Men who, in their
younger davs, shared their earnings with the
Railro0d Company, counting on the great con-
Nenences it would be TO them, they could not
Afford to keep horse, now see their stock
worthless, the interest on the bonds unpaid, and
the railroad worthless too as u travelling conve-
nlence for them to reach our county seat. But
they hope to outlive this shameful thing and the
Official life of lid author, and until then will
enjoy the pleasure of u drive through the rich
country between Kennett Square and West
Chester.
RUDE Act or DRUNKEN MAN IN THE CARs.=-A
lady coming from Philadelphia to Kennett-
square, ON tie p. Il b. Central Railroad, few
days ago, had her dress injured by the attempt
ui one drunken boor to throw tumblor of
water on another at some distance, but which
Tailed to reach the mark and fell upon the lady's
dress.
oPpoRruSE VISITOR. had splendid rain
oh Thursday evening, which was badly needed
lof The potatoes aud grass.
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\ asaIIoon Voyage.

'1s'FNT OF THE PARTY, AT SALEM, YESTERDAY
Following the festivities Of the Fourth, the
''n@ens Of Salem, were surprised, yesterday
morning, by large balloon which came grace
',uly moving over the town from the north, and
',nieu lNe miles south. Upon investigation, it
'.peafed that four persons, two of whom were
y torniants and the other two reporters, left Buff
',''' ',1 New York, on Saturday evening at six O.
cock and after pleasant nights Journey, dur
iB winch they passed over Harrisburg and
~ la, re de Grace, they landed at the place stated
II T. o clock on Sunday morning. They were 13
i'o'ils @ on the way, having travelled in that time
"oul d2o miles, ihe strangers stated that there
~ oNly one hour during the night in which
'ey could not sec the state of the thermometer.
a. 'ur Informant did not know the names of the
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Fatality ut New castle.
SEVERITY OF THE sToRM-A MAN DROWNED IN THE
DELAwAnE.
Especial to the Commercial


Especial to the Commerclal
New CASTLE July g.
A disastrous storm occurred Saturday evening,
about half past o'clock, Suddenly, AID with
great fury, it burst upon the town, breaking off
branches of trees and splitting in twain
beautiful elm in the school green,
near the Episcopal church. Fortunately,
the violence OF the wind was OF short duration,
otherwise much damage to ornamental trees
and houses must have resulted Rain fell in
torrents for about 30 minutes, accompanied by
lightning and thunder. We are pained to have
to announce that Mr.. Michael Dougherty
of this town was drowned whilst attempt-
ing to recioss the river from Jersey,
where he had gone in the morning, Capt.
Jos, Kidd, Of PennsWlle, was bringing
him over in a sailing sldif. ihey got within
a hundred yards of this shore when the storm
burst upon them and overturned the boat.
AIR. Dougherty sank Immediately, and never
reappeared, but Capt. Kidd held on to the boat
and was blown into the middle OF the river when
his archer caught on the bottom and held the
skill He remained in that unhappy and precari-
Gus situation, until O'Clock in the eve
ming, when a schooner whose lame we could
not learn, rescued and returned him
home. Mr.. Dougherty was DIR. Lisleys gardener
and was quiet, peaceful, and highly respected
citizen. He leaves an interesting family COM
posed OF wife and four children aud their loss is
very great as lie was a model hpsuand and faith
er. lie was in the prime of lfa eIg about 45
years of age. Upt to this hour, $50 A. NJ. his
body has not been recovered
During the storm, t1e lightning struck q
shock OF wheat in the field of Mr.. Bank
son Hocomb, and set it on fire. IL was so near
the tenant house on school house lane, that
the inmates Of Mr.. Hol1Ombs house thought
tha: building had been struck, as the smoke
from the burning wheat straw, partly concealed
the house. Great was the relief felt when it
was discovered that the damage was not more
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THE RESULT OF THE sIRUdaLE-THE SACK
RACE ON THE COLLEGE CAMPUS.
Especial to the Commerciall
NEWARK, July 6.
Newark's Tub Navy promptly came to the rem
dezvous on Saturday, according to the arrange
ments previously made Six bold navigators ap-
peared for the contest, and were entered in the
following order -, G. G. Blandy,
John Pennington, A. Woodrow,
-- -. 1.-The blanks are given in place
of the names of three gentlemen who have
addressed us an urgent note, asking that their
names should not appear, and stating that they
simply wished to amuse those present.-ED.
COMMERCIAL
Before the order was given to start,
Captain Pennington, who had twice fall
len out of his boat, was ruled out, it being
now after time. The other five
tubs were then started, the Dlandy leading.
One of the tubs in the exertions of her COM
mander to make headway, filed and vent down,
with all her crew. No lives lost. At about the
third quarter another sunk, and finally, the
Blandy, going over the 100-yard rope, won the
goblet.
]. W. Evans, Geo. W. Williams, and Joseph
Dean, Jr They awarded in favor of the Blandy,
and Prof Mackey, being appointed to make the
presentation speeches, did that duty in pleas
ant manner, and then invited the people
present to attend the Sack Race, which
was to take place on the .sCollege Cam
pus. Away went the people, moving toward
the town, leaving the creek deserted in a very
short space of time. Arriving at the Campus
the order was given for the gentlemen Of the
sack to make ready when five entered for the
race A. r. Steward Edward Gilmour, f. Grif-
fith VIM. Wilson, Nathaniel Motherall
A great deal of amusement was given the all
dience. Edward Gilmour was the winner. The
distance was 80 yards. Then came the wheel
barrow race, also so yards, the contestants
blindfoded, which was taken part in by forty or
fifty gentlemen. The meTriment in this ar
rangement was so many thinking what they
could do and when they were blindfolded,
turned around (three times,) put in the shafts
and started the difference would be so great
from their expectations and assertions, that the
people would roar with laughter. Jacob Kurtz
was the successful competitor.
So ended without doubt, day of most inno-
cent amusement and sport, such as we would
wish to see in Newark year after year, and the
getters up of this deserve a great deal of praise.
Some 800 to 500 people were present all being
well satisfied with the day and going home be-
fore the storm came On.
The Agiles beat the Cowantown picked nine,
28 to Z, at Iron Hill picnic, a large number of
people being on hand Up to the time of the
storm the picnic was just fairly getting under
way and then such scattering iU cannot well
be told only that they went pell nell in
every direction, large number of our Newark
ers coming home on foot, looking the worse for
their journey. p.
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1eaths.

CHANDLER. - on the morning Of July 5th, Of
hea disease, Alfred Austin, son of Philemma
and X. Matilda Chandler in the fifteenth year Of
his age.
The relatives and ficnds Of the family are re-
quested to attend his funeral ON tile residence of
his rarents Oil Washington Street, on Tuesday 7ih
inet, at ~ p. NJ. tervcc at the house at clock
"Aseep in Jesus Oh, how sweet
To he for such a slunber meet.n
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tna Governor Of Minnesota has issued cir
.AF 10 the Grangers of that State, asking their
n erallon IN relieving the desttuton of the
i'lnlant- Of the southwestern counties, where
w. lar nus have been rayaged by grasshoppers.
''e 'onht9s of, Martin, Murray Jackson and
9''Wolii and portions of Noble and Waton-
~ ~ nave been as completely wasted us if Il fire
swept over them. The implements and
9l tle settlers are under mortgages given
nIP them oyer the privations OF last year.
~, ae e5truitiol is without precedent in NIinne-
'iiit Of food 0'i '''' ''''o''''9 W.
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'A'i-St'i
AT KNOXVILLE.
Special to the Commercial
KENNETT SQUARE, July 6.
On Saturday evening, we were again visited
with one of those severe thunder storms accom-
panied by violent gusts of wind, which did con-
siderable damage in the way of blowing down
fences, uprooting trees, &c. The large barn, OH
the old Ellicott property at Avondale, had the
entire roof blown off,
On Sunday afternoon, about 1 o'clock, the
large tannery building Of Wilkinson IL Bro, at
Unionville was discovered on fire. The whole
building and about 100 cords of bark, with many
sides of leather, were all consumed The loss is
from $4,000 to $4,000, partly covered by insur-
ance. The building was supposed to be set on
fire by tire.crackers as there were some boys
seen near the building, short time before, fir
ing crackers.
unionville being small village, Situated four
miles north of Kennett Square) and not having
direct communication with any place, the sup
position is they are day behind time, hence
they celebrate the 4th on the 9th, even if it
should be Sunday.
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The protest of many Republicans against a
hurried assembling of tho State Convention
seems to be disregarded and the announcement
is now definitely made that the Convention is to
be held ut Georgetown on Tuesday, July 2sth,
and that call will shortly be issued to that eff
feet. This is unnecessary and injudicious haste,
and much to be regretted, from party stand
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Miss DUDLEYs LABoRs.-AIiss Anna S. Dud-
ley, agent for the Normal School for Freedmen,
located at Harper's Ferry, Va, at Epworth Chap
el yesterday, made two appropriate and very
feeling addresses, one to the Sabbath School in
the afternoon, the other to large and attentive
audience in the evening. Her theme, the man
ner of delivery, and the deep feeling of the occa-
sion produced profound impression on the
hearts Of those present. Each service was fol-
lowed by feeling address by Vim. s. Hilles
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Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, July u.
Cotton steady at 175s@1S1sc. Flour dull en-
periine, S375G4.50; extras, $3.50; Penna,
Ohio and Indiana extras $7.00a725 Wheat
dull red 51.35 amber, s159@l. 3d. Rye held
at dollar. Corn dull yellow soc. Oats dull ;
white GjCa67c. Whiskey held at 9Sc.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwIkE MILLS FOR FI.ouR
AND GRAM ooRREorED DAILY.
Family Flour. ur...................5 59.5009l1 90
Extra Flour. nm. ......... 7.750g S.75
Superiine Flour. ........... 5.75q CTS
Nnea1, ....-..--.s...s. ..s..,....f.-.-t
Corn. n......................... 82c
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Iri,a, ro steamship Indiana, from Philadelphia.
IN ~ .. ~ ~ Queenstown and proceeded to LIVER
A ~ I'VE o'clock A. NJ on Friday. The run
-, "'aie IN nine days and sixteen hours.
,nd' 5da'ioIle Cushman is occupying her villa on
M ,,i,.lnld island avenue in Newport Her irnme-
6rk nael9hbors are the Rev. Dir. Potter, of New
~ "nu Judge Curtis Of Boston.
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New Castle Items.

Especially Reported for The Commercially
Grand times ON the Sd. The parade of the
Screw Guzzle Hose was a succesI. Old, young,
and nlidde-aged turned out to enjoy it,
Messrs. ~ II. jefferson & Co., grain shippers
have RECEIVED the first sample of new wheat,
this season, and will make shipment on Wednes-
day next. The grain was raised in Maryland and
is of choice quality.
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The Ith. in T.hiIndeInhin.

lra ,e cornerstone of the great public building,
IA 3i'1al and Market sts., was laid tho new Gi-
boa, " venue bridge was formally received and
.nte.i fei i3r travel and work was begun ON the
E,eonial Er,sn H. building, by h. j. Dobbins, the con-
Ea om, oI' There was the usual long list of inju-
eng a'i, hres caused by tre-crackers, but none OF
'a' fortunately, proved serious.
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clayton House.


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j w Sherwood la Phil j II Wallace, Phila
+ Savage, Merilen, Conn Sttwell, Cape May
f Wilson y lady Pmla j Mexican, Z"
w Gracer n VT BALTIC J Il Shuster, Pha
A a Stoddard ser ~ child j Phillips, /"
savannah Ga. N III Stone, COatesville
d T Marvel, georgetown c L Gilmore,
II Smith, West Chester G Penross, Jr "
ID Beaumont +" ~ II Ooan,
Howard, Phila w l. Reeves, Pha
j Hanson, Mlddletown W G Mendnhall, City
Jones ~ VT Phlla W Hepburn, B'd'y Summit
q - FeannY n VT PiIiIa Eli BHrvey, "
john Smith. city. Il NJ Moore, "
r ] Kelley & 3 la Phila j Brinton, "
G Constant ne n la Phil G l. Booth aud bro, Phila
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BAD ACCIDENT IN CONNECTICUT.

BAD ACCIDENT IN CONNECTICUT
Boston, Suly G.
1t is reported hero that a Shore Line train
was thrown from bridge by misplaced switch,
between New London and New Haven, this
morning Superintendent Wilcox is reported
killed, and several others injured.
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cord, N. H., was accdently shot and mortally
wounded while out walking with his wife and
child on Saturday. military corps were firing
at a target in the neighborhood, and he was
struck by ball.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

We have received through our former towns
man, @. X. Gano, copy of the third annual re-
port of the Trustees Of the Ohio Agricultural
and Mechanical College.
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PATENT rEP-LADDER.-J. ID. Winslow Of this
city, has obtained patent for an improved step
ladder. the application for which was filed in
April last The props which sustain the ladder
are caught by check-blocks, engaging with
notchoa in the props beyond the pivots, thus
limiting tie eXtenson Of the same.
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Horse KILLED.-A fine horse belonging to
Joseph Leach, near Mt. Cuba, was struck, and
instantly killed by lightning, during the storm OF
Saturday evening.
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Picnic AT BRANDYwINE SPRINds.--On We'd
nesday next, the congregation of Central Church
with their Sabbath Schools, will picnic at Bran
dywine Springs. The social reunions of this
congregation are always Pleasant, and in the de-
lghtful grounds of tho Springs, which have
been kindly offered by Col. Sawyer, the enjoy
ment will be perfect The friends of the con
gregation are invited to participate.
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The Sabbath Schools of the First Baptist
church and the Elm street Baptist church have
decided to hold their union picnic, on Thurs
day next, the 9th inst, in Riddles woods.
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DEGREE CONFIRMED. AT the Commencement
of Lafayette College, on Wednesday last, the
degree Of Master of Arts was conferred on Dr..
Willard Springer, of this city.
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HHfphT OF THE sIGNAl sERVTCE
WASHINGTON, July G.
Probabilities For the Middle States clear or
fair weather, winds shifting TO east or south,
without decided change in temperature and slow
ly falling barometer.
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No Trips To-MoRRow.- is given else
where that the Pdiisade, running between this
city and Pennsgrove, will not run tomorrow,
but will resume her regular trips on "Wednesday.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 6.
Cattle dull at 497c hoss.in demand at 500
S925 per hundredweighU.
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Rev. j. D. Rigg of Newport, accompanied by
his wife, was riding along the county road some
ten miles South of that town, his horse became
frightened aud turned suddenly around, upset
ting tho carriage and throwing its occupants
The point which tne mishap occurred
was ON the top of high embankment, down the
side of which Mr.. and Mrs Rigg were prenpita-
ted, the carriage falling upon top OF them, The
horse also fell and his feet becoming entangled
treated by his driver. Singular to relate, and
very fortunately, Notwithstanding the serious
nature of the upset, neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Rgg
received scratch, the horse was uninjured, and
only two spokes were broken out of the carriage
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RED MEN's Pic -NIc.-On Saturday the 18Th
inst, Wawaset Tribe, No. 0, Improved 0. r.. NJ.
will have a grand picnic in Riddles woods.
Ellingers brass and string band has been en-
gagged for the occasion. Eminent speakers are
expected to be present. 1t is also expected ihat
vocal music will be provided
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SUE STROKE John Kelley, residing in Orange
ST. above Sixth, acarpenterla laboring at Rehoboth,
was last week nrostrated by sun stroke. He was
removed to lliH home, where lie is slowly recover
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Ton dwellings and a market house at Circle
Vile were burned yesterday from fre.crackers.
The long strike of coal miners at New Straits
vile ended on Saturday. and work was resumed
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PRICE OF GOLD, TODAY.
NEw YORK, July 6.
Gold, to-day s1.1O9S.
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THIRD EDITION.


STOCK YARDS AND CARS BURNED.
CI....I III I'M l.
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SECOND EDITION.


SERIOUS FIRE AT omcLEyILLE, o.--THE MINERS
STRIKE ENDED.
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altw advertisements.

WE NOW SELL TURKEY RUN LIE
w HIGH, which is proved by three years expe-
rence to be equal for hardness and purity to any
Leligh in the market, at Schuykill prices. All who
have used it, buy again
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Mr.. Il. N. barley, the artist, presented the Wash
ington Steam Fire Company with fine portrait
Of Washington, the that had been on exhibition.
The gift was received on behalf of the company,
by George N. ?. Simmons in patriotic address
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NEWSPAPER CHANCE. The proprietors of the
Adoertiser, since the LIST inst, are announced to
be 0'Byne Brothers, Mr.. George O'Byrne being
the publisher, and John OByrne, Jr the editor.
We wish them success, and advise them to print
more locals
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ale,g advertisements.

DURE PEPPER, CINNAMON, ALL
Il spice, cloves and nutmegs can always be hadat
II EAST FOTTRTH sTREET
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DaifD GemmereiaE.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,

Howard M. jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis C. Ferris
~ For Terms, etc., see Second Page.
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FOURTH EDITION.


VIOLENT STORM AoAIN-LARGE TANNERY BURNED,
AT KNOXVILLE.
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A SHOWER OF BEgTLEs--ARsENIo FOR THE POTATO
nUa-s0ME MORE DATA ON THE INSECT PEST
QUESTION, FROM OUR WISCONSIN ooRREsPoN-
DENT.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VASES
IA and urns, at
my2l-ly A. y. ALLDERDICE'S.
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EXTRA oOLoNG TEA rs PER POUND
IA at the Tea Store,
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HOW HE BORE THE NEWS OF THE REFUSAL OF A NEW |
TnIAL-A CONFESSION EXPECTED.
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Grand total 70. 900 gifts, all cash. 500 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $50; halves, e25; tenth. or each
coupon, ss; Il whole tickets for s5ooi nv tickets
Tickets are now ready for sale. aad orders accom-
panied by cash will be promptly nlled.
Circulars containing full particulars furnished on
Appt'a''0n THO. E. BRAMLEfTE,
Agent and Manager, Public Library BTiidinS,
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will be right in the future, and keep the Gov
eminent right by keeping honest men In office,
and dishonest men out Of party and place.
The principles Of our party are right; It Is ini-
viduals who do wrong, and should receive the
fate their actions merit.
thank you very kindly for your attention.
Loud applause and three cheers for Logan9
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL ....s.-5-,1
OFFICE or s11S;EaiSfssnEsr ASp1
Discussing OFFICER,

l OFFICE DEPARTMENT, 4
| -a., WASHINGTON. D. O., June 1, ls1'.
a S e Esysd s ;s ds Ss
July lot fur2shing fuel for the Post Once De-
For the delivery and storage Of ESQ tons a 20
pounds OF the best quality Of Baltimote companY
Or Baltimore Vein White Ash Anthraclts Furnace
poundsl Of the best quality Baltimore Vefa Hsits
AS; 4 !; A mt sgg. size, pr grated.
81 tR &c S SsEsssd s sba s AZ:
vaults 9fths Department before tie party furnisS
Also, Us cords of the Dss. osk Wood. val, ..
oned and sound, and ~ cords best aaaiisT.2 Teil
seasoned ana sound, Pine Wood. . - "e-A
date eoStrac 10 Sc IN d az, f5cm the
mssRpt 2nilding q may 20 desired.
Nne Nnoie 70 De weighed or measured BY the In
RSctor apPointsd under the act Of Congress- On
scsles o. the Post Once Departnsnf " 49,
must , 81 ne Coal to be contracted for
BIDS for the different articles viii be opened IN
me once of the Superintendent In the presence or
% bidders ~ may choose to attend the "a day Oh
IhS Department. reserves the right to reject All or
% Be sds .sSsiC;S desnsd for the
sstlsfetory bond viii 81 required forthe faithful
NANCE OF ne consraqt Nithin ten days afser
i sstssiSs ssEsiasstis Sn tn. .hippssl must
'saaissd BY the DsD.s'IsSs B. 5. oHrsowIrH.
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1oPefhA-14h- -. yeA4-1Atu
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.$5,OOO,OOO
ENDOWMENT SCHEME
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF TIE
Public Library Of Kentucky
JULY 81, 1s7L

In announcing the Fifth and last Of the series OF
Gin Concerts given for the benefit Of the Public
Library of Kentucky, the Trustees and Manager
refer with pride and pleasure 70 the four which
have been already given: The erst, December u,
lSli the second. Decembe tS72; the third, July
s. .ls72 and the fourth, March 81, is7l.
Under their charter, granted BY 2 special at OF
tees are utboEizsd to give ONE MORE, and ONLY
ONE MORE, Gin Concert. With the money arising
from this Filth and last Concert, the Library,
Museum, and other departments are to be enlarged
and endowed with liked and certain annual In
come. Such an endowment fund Is desired, a. will
secure beyond peradventure, not only the main
tenance OF this magnificent establishment, but its
r nzfa Mt
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
~ CARRIAGES,
In great ,sTss.y q lyle .sa hnisn OE ne ~ ~
secondhand ones very cheap. Repairing 1E2mpsS
l! ,siSss TO- ,S sH PsSasy7sai. svsaas