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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-02
Public Library Of Kentucky,

- .Se 'he final great Concert ia aid of the PUBLIc
LIBRARY or kENTUCKG, ON THE 2Ttt
DAl or FEBRt AIRY. 1919
Will GilnaoTe and hi distinguished Associate
VIII IT, all M their power IL CRAFTY thu mul.itua-
aI.oilCr Kind e music viii ais ba there music tist
VII CARY 10 tha hIuc- 81 twenty Thousand p-ar..
l',r hs> drawn -ame one 81 th- 30 THOUSAND
THO IIiIX FIE m (, Tn 30 gp'TmngS SIN 4
DOLLARS, which -;ln VII he distributed pa tAt
RsT ,GE x i, :, III oiao, T. ~ FIFTH tN2
STATE Of ksnnckT F6S TiF RFyyrF IN l rI rht
~ BllC LIBRARY or kENTtCkY
, u Har "S Interest ug o. the paOhc O. know rhat
ti'S sGffu3ll hq'o'hE, s'N"ring large AREA 1
t a, ,.Si FIFTY THOUSAND WELL SELECT
given ana that tn. anal concert Mi er,,J, -.
TRUST. 20 finish the good work. and leave 30 IA
CENT EpiFiGE CNEYETWBERED,4 A' sub S1t..
FRFF To III En rtNy;IF!lssiiel' ana education
The liberal E'an elopt,l d, the tate Ex-G,-eruar
bram.ettr Nd his a~socat"s, IN arranging that
great incentive 10 the r, - scr i,s ',
PUEBLO LIBRARY Concerts. ard while tl,.-a con-
ccrt- have ALREADY brought fortune ~ fnarv the
haNe NJ enabled the nsreueut 10 almost asJft
the task tieN have undertaken. AppraciatiuE ~
,Pecnlsiye hleisIty Of the public, the Trustees snI
THE FINAL con, ERT or THE SERIES, sh1U.
III w E..lnSl"R and magnitude ot IT. gifts. FAR
When the sun goes down on the 9Th dav e F.l.
rraTA. some one Uho now little dreams Il tha f,r
tune that = IN store tor them. viii receive N. star
ing news THAI itrle ticket in thu corner Of th.sr
nCket book has drawn be MuuitiraHt sum OF TWO
II. HpKED AND FIFTY THOUSAND Dol
some other man, woman. or child. viuhave drawn
ONE III NbRfR TH01 SAND DOLL AIRS
Another, SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND Dol
Another. FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
SiLn another, TWENTY FIVE THOU SAND
FiyG more, TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
:, Tn more, FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
Fifteen more, TEN THOUSAND poLLARS
EstH. "
TEsnty tiys more, FOUR THOUSAND Dol
,TEIrty NOR, THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
EACH. ~
Fjr{ more, TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
>. One hundred more, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
- TTI hTRdieI and forty more, FIVE HUNDRED
:, FJya hundred aIoTs. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
,, And Nd! nineteen thou-aud others. FIFTY DOLLARS
In al twenty thousand persons viii have drawn
prizes amounting ID S2,300,00o.
GRAND TOTAL, 20 900 GIFTS.
So, 800. 900
AL CASH
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q Z Or G. r T o w Y.

BUILDING ASSOCIATION ELECTION. The
Il TN Building Association wa organized las
night al Lang's hail, and the following Off
GERS elected FOR the ensuing year. VIM. Ga
baugh. president; Jas. Goddard. vice prcsi-
dent; Ferdinand King, secretary; L. +. Frey.
treasurer. Board of dIrectOrs-IO(in Leatcl
JOS. l.. Simms, ThOs. Bowling. Andrew Fay
Jos. r. Birch, Peter Mcintyre and Mayhem
Platter.
GEORGETOwN SAVINGS BASK-N meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF this bank was held
yesterday nj II O'clock, and the following
board OF directors elected for the coming
year Henry POlkinhOrn, John T. Mitchell,
Fred. W Jones, r. u. Hartley. Il. A. Shinn,
ThOs. Knowles, r. J.. CrOpiey. Henry Dick
tors met at ~ O'Clock and elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing wear Henry
Poikinhorn; president; John L. Mitchell
vice president. Fred. w. Jones. secretary.
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SAILS OF REAL FsTATE.-MeSsrS. Lati-
m"r 4 tlearN. auctiCnecTs. sold yesterday
afternoon FOL Mills Dean, trustee, the follow
ing real estate surrounding the 13th-Sireet
clTCle.-LOts !. p and p. in square 21S, con
tanning ~ square feet. 10 NJ. Trim bic iOr
~ii0 per foot. the improvements "a brick
stable going IN; To- ,, same square, contain
ing .it6 square feet. 10 DIR. Draper, at ~
cents lots ;, and ;. in square -, 10 Colonel
Fred Grant, al - cents per square foot; lot
-. square = ., containing 2.415 feet, to G.. T.
AIlburn, ut -i-OZ per square loot: lot -.
square 20, containing 3,l6l square feet, 10 f.
Ii. Slmp>- N, al .peT loot; LOTS, square - .
- cents per foot.
BY ThOs. T.. Wacgaman. real estate broker
and ductioneer, part Of lot a, in square -.
improved by n double brick house, to JOS.
Anderson for - 30.
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District Government Affairs

The United States Treasurer i'm This CIV
and the Assistant Uuited States Treasurer
nm New York commenced the payment Of the
interest on The District G.G5 bonds this morn
ing.
Commissioner Eetcham returned 10 this
CITY This morning irOfu flying trip % New
York yesterday.
TIE members Of the fire department were
paid to-day at o'clock by Controller CovIe.
The school teachers will receive their pay on
S%tuTday next.
The receipts i'm tho District Collectors office
on last saturday amounted 10 $4,000.
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We TAKE PLEASURE in inviting the at
jcHtlOn OF our lady readers to the elegant
styles Of new jewelry just received by Nj. J.
J.. Prigg, at his oldest abolished emporium
No. ~ Pennsylvania avenue. among which
we noticed beautiful tray Of Jets and pearls
set IN gold. These goods are entirely new in
This city. q limited stock being furnished Mr.
Pf3gg by the manufacturer to sell at 20 and
so. They are very elegant, and are Oi the
same style and quality as are usually sold "a (
nom - 10 30. We also make mention OF
Mexican diamonds. pebble earrings. SOli-
taiTe set ia gold. at from - to 40. well de
signed 10 take the place of the real gems for
evening wear. and new French gilt chains.
iOCketS, and crosses in dead gold cOlorS for
evening wear, at from - to -. Mr.. Prigg
tdS also on hand MS usual stock OF pebble
Sunday Chronicle.
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The ANALCANATED HOUSE CARPES-
TER~ AND JoINERS met last Bighi. David
BrannOn in the chair and j. i. Mcmahon sec
rotary. The report of the branches in the
United States and Canada for the month OF
January was. received, the number of
branches: y; membership, SOB; on donations
-; on sick benefits, 6. Ii also shows the state
of the trade to be very bad in Baltimore
Boston, PittsbUTg and Albany: bad al Chi
cagO, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Fall River:
improving at Newark, dull at New York and
Washington. ID. c.; good at San Francisco
and generally dull in Canada. The return of
votes for representatives in the American
District committee elects the following mem
bers w. Whitaker and j. Yates. Nj. John
Wnyte was reelected secretary.
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THE GRAND CONCERT of the the Nine lie
Murska troupe viii be given at the National
Theater on Thursday evening, instead Of at
Lincoln Hall, as originally announced. Mr..
be Nlyo, the manager, finding the Theater
cOUid DE mad for that evening. and that a
great many persons desired the change to be
made because OF its acoustic advantages,
promptly secured il. The company COM
prises. besides VI Tile lima de Murska Mime.
CaTrena Sauret, the distinguished pianist e:
SignOr FeTranti, the popular buffo: Monsieur
Sauref, the eminent Violinist; Signor Gaze
tano Braga. the celebrated yioloncello yirfu-
oSo and composer. and Chas. l.. Pratt, the
able accompanist.
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LOCAL NE W S.
.rrusements, &c, Tonight

Fbrdrs O,erd HosLse--MT. john T. Raymond
as Colonel Mulberry Sellers" in the ''Gilded
Age"
TnecteT CpsHtQle.-''Iife's Peril: or. Head,
Hands and Hearts and other attractions.
Nt1e'eefb-SfJeet B0rfist Ch,lrb.-The Jubilee
singers.
HOsoaic TenlpIc--Sociable sor the benefit Of
St. DOrniniek's Church.
Old FtLo,Cs' HoEi,-Blind Tom, the Pisnist
and vocalist.
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LOUISVILLE.

The public may not he aware that fhsre are over
FIVE THOUSAND BANpS-Bra~s Rsnls. Cornet
Bands, Reed Bands, and % un-in the United states
Among this number-cooi, bad and indifferent
there IL Of course. great rivalry for prominence sna
pubic favor, IUt there l. one organization which
stands ont Pre-ominont among them all. and which
has wen Ion it, eli the proud Distinctions f being
ognized by press and p 3Vle as the BEST BANDIT
AMERlCA-the great GILMORE BAND or NEW
foRh. comprising sixty five Of the most di-tiu-
gui>hed members Of the musical profession
Thts i the organization watch for its merits a.,
celebrity has been engaged by the Trustees aud Man
agrls Ui The
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, February s-Virgiria SKIES. peeIers,
Noh Caroiina Si s " Ys dn srt -
tax,5.
unchanged. Wheat firner and higher for WESTERN
Ne 70 western amber IL, NJ do; y; No. $dG
i1isi.i5 Pennsylvania red, l5al II; southern,
southeTn Yellow 7sa7S Western niIla ny .rS -
last half Fehrusr,. Oats frm-southern, 6-a6s
unchanged. Hay duli--Pcnu,J IraRia ami Maryland,
lsa2l, Provisions quiet hut strong and UNCHANGED
Whisky nominal. 9ila aq7
NEW YORK, February 2-Stocks active MONEY
2 Cola. 1871. Exchange long, Isl; short, $50.
NEW YORK, February Flour aun and d.
Ginning. Wheat dull and declining Corn iuil an
oLoYDoy, February >, l2:so p mt. :. Bonds
10 bonds, les; Erie railway shares, pa.
LIVERPOOL, February >, l2.D y. m.-C0ttou
ding orleans ~; sales IOp0 EaIe'. incIrdRs 5aa
Tor export and speculation: sales on the basis Of
de%cra6le February snd MarS Sig at DO nothing
below Low m'ddlingS shipped FehrNnry and March,
at IS, Brcadstufs-The receipts Of wheat for tha
past three days have been 1900 quarters, includtu
LeNDoN, February ?, . pm The weather through
cut England to day fair Ad,,e- from Paris quote
LIVERPOOL, February ,, , p. m.-Cottou-Of the
sales to day, 6.s1 bales We're American. Sal,, on
ordinary shipped January. II Ii; do do. deliver
able February and March AT 9-l6. Sales On basis
Of middling Orleans: nothing below low mrldling
shipped February and March ii I 5-l6. Brc1i-
stuffs quiet.
LONDON, February ,, 30 p. m.-The rate of
discount in the open market for three months bills
Is = lG per cent, which Is 10 per cent below IN
Bank of England rate. The amount of bujli0n
Withdrawn on discount -lay is fGl3oc Con,ol~-
Money, 921l tor account, 921aais Paris dispatch
es quote rentcs AZ 81 francs IS ccRtiIaes.
LIvERrcGL; February ,, 800 p, m.--Cotton sale
on basis middlng upland, nothing below lOw mi
ding, deliverable April ard May. N "a.
LeNroN. February 2.-Sugar, 2Is.a2i. 81. Tor n.
=. Dutch standard, spot; 24S 81. for d. aA5at
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ESCAPE OF MURDERER.-JeSse Forks,
the murderer Of the Herndon family, who
was TO have been hung on the 18th proXimo,
escaped rom jail, at BrentSville. on Satur-
DAY evening, and at last accounts was still
at large. lie burnt hole through the wood
en- part of the partition of his cell. and then
having removed the brick and mortar part
entered the corridor, the door Of which was
open. The jailor, Arthur WOodyard, was alb
sent at Manassas, but his wife catching sight
OF the escaping prisoner, seized and grappled
with him. He was too strong for her, how
ever, and having knocked her down. rushed
ont ofthe open door and made for the pines
IN which he was soon lost, leaving his bun
die and his shoes in her hands. The sheriff
of the county has offered so reward for his
arrest. He Is described as dark, copper
coored negro, eighteen or nineteen wears of
age, FIVE feet four inches high, nappy hair eS-
tending low down on his temples, large ewes
with a downcast look when addressed and
speaks with nasal twang. He was hare
headed and footed when he escaped, and was
dressed in suit OF dark clothes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-02

THE HEROINE OF THE RUSSIAN SCANDAL
The heroine OF the great Russian diamond
scandal, in which the Grand Duke Nicholas
played the part of the hero, is enjoying her
self IN Paris, while her unfortunate royal
lover has been declared by imperial ukase to
be non c0npos hlentts, and placed under re-
stra1nt. She is TO be seen daily driving in
The Bots with superb team of Russian
horses. Much of her beauty is said to have
departed, and her brief celebrity is rapidly
on the wane. Alexander Dumas, in his
lately-published preface to the new edition
of "Malion Lescaut," makes allusion to her
when ne describes the modern demi- mon
dame as ''wearing on her neck the pearls of
fallen majesties, and with her arms loaded
with jewels stolen by princes of the blood"
This Is literally true, as the celebrated neck
lace OF black pearls which belonged To the
Empress Eugene is now in possession of
Auna Deslion, one Of the rivals OF Cora Pearl
IN the evil world.
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EGEtT BARGAINS N FINE PplEV LACE
~ t"lLAE>- sASfES, a..
A. naNgS-
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THERE WE'RE TWELVE PRISONERS sent 10
Jail to-day from The Police Court, a little
above the daily average. IL is believed that
many OF the Jail Inmates commit petty
crimes. especially that Of larceny I'm order
10 get some place To live without labor dur
ing the winter weather. The iail is very
much crowded ST present.
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CIT Y IT L VI s.

EINE DRESS SUITS.
Ready made or made to order
GEO. &. HFNNING. lilo Ith street.
tHAPPFD HANDS AND FACE E'Gful'S r.
tract should be i'm every i1mitN this rough
weather 1t removes the soreness ana rough
ness and SoNefLS ami hens the skin PROMPTLY
DOOLEY'S Yeast Powder j convenient. eco
nOmICal. and always reliable. No waste OF
iCod prepared with il. a. il is always Oh the
best quality.
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DtNt>

II >ILk eros GRAIN BIBBaNS-Ia al -f,
n eGtiuE rriur~. narrow aul Ia .,lUu .f .t-. "a y
Gents Co. - reu.- 90 NaIa.
~ HsAfs-
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8. g. INSTITUTE MFETING.-The first ses-
sion of the :. :. Institute meetings, under
the auspices Of the committee of the normal
class Of the Y. NJ. {. A was held at the Con-
EDUCATIONAL church this morning. and was
largely attended. The exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. DR. Vincent. OF New York
and were of very interesting and practical
charGcter, eliciting from the different teach
ers and pastors n great deal OF uselul infcr-
nation i'm regard to the sabbath school work
in this city. The second session was held this
afternoon at X O'Clock, and the third session
will he held in the main audience room Of the
Congre gatiOnai church att < O'Clock this eve
ming. There Will he two sessions tomorrow.
at 1870 and 2.50 at the same place.
THE DEGREE OF REBEKAH was conferred
on sixteen ladies by Excelsior Lodge. No. Il,
l. .. -. F., last evening, Past Grand Sire r.
ID. SturTt officiating, in the presence of a
large number of members and visitors. in
Guiding delegations from Rebekah Degree
Associations, Nos. and 2. An able address
by Grand Representative John F. Havenner
followed. with remarks during the evening
10y r. y. Stier. +. G.. Dake, F. n. Stuart. and
others, interspersed with music by the Odd
Fellows choir.
CANDLEMAs.-TO-day is the Festival of
the Publication of the Blessed Virgin Mary
which is observed in all the Catholic
churches. and the candles required for the
service OF the ensuing year are cOnSeCTatel,
hence the name Of Candlemas Day. There is
n tradition in most parts of Europe 10 the
effect That fine CandIemas Day portends a
severe winter. IN Scotland the prOgnOStica-
ton is expressed in the following diStich:
"If Candienas is fair and clear,
TheTell ne twa winters in the year"
JAY COOKE X Co. have filed petition in
the L. =. District Court at Philadelpiia a X
ing Tor q discharge under the ankFupt act of
theiI liabilities. A meeting of all the crodi-
tors in the three cities of New York. Phiia-
delphia, and Washington has therefore been
called Tor the nth of February. 10 take action
on The matter. The hearing of the anplica-
lion before the court is set for the eth day of
EpEr1rarx- - -
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STRANGE STORY ABOUT BIBLE.-The
Pail Mall Gazette says everybody has heard
OF the three wise men who Went TO sea in a
bowl The place where these three worthless
OF nursery literature iourished before the UNI
fortunate shipwreck which terminated their
history was some few years ago the scene OF
an event, or TO speak more accurately, it is
said to have been the scene of an event
which goes far TO prove that the centuries
which have elapsed since the maritime ven
turc just mentioned had not added To the
wisdom OF the place. The church was being
restored, so we are informed, and the wood
work, as is usual in such cases, was being
removed and sold to be replaced. no doubt
with the Gothic" of Southampton street
when grocer in the village bought for few
Shillings an oak reading desk and tie Bible
chained to il. For some time he used the
leaves OF the Bible for trade uses and the
desk and Chain went the way of old effects
But a friend, a bookseller, suggesting that
the Bible deserved better treatment he was
put into communication with an eminent
cole ctOr who gave him $50 for what re-
manned. This turned out TO be COPY so
runs tie tale, OF the great Bible of Henry
Will, in perfect state-it was perfect when
the church sold it-worth about E25O, az lea ST
mat may be called roughly its value; but as
many years nave elapsed since one was sold
\, H., Is very possible that twice or even thrice
INA. .nat sum might nave been reached in an auc
ton room. Our object is not to spread idle
gossip, but TO give the authorities of highly
respectable Lincolnshire parish, with a
purely gothic and thoroughly firestored'
church, an opportunity of denying the truth
OF rumor which does them more discredit
than even the exploit of their three wise men
ol oiu; ior, as the heralds say, ancient dis
grace, SO III be ancient enough, is better than
even iiiooeln nonor, be IL never so great.
The number of patients known To he
nlIssi,ns since the burning of the Beaufort
ieinaie asylum, near Quebec, is now Official
~ stated 10 be twenty. Only two bodies SO
iar nave been discovered in the ruins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-02

ZOE LOT or LowEES-sliehtl. ar~sr..i--
~ All D. -.!i very 81. az, lr--ti,-. .si I..'.
~ EtNt>r
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\ CARD.-I would ask a. suspension OF
public opinion in regard To- a statement in
THF STAR until such time as THE STAR can
publish my vindieation. ALFRED REID,
Sixth Auditors Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-02

A LSo. Bl-k THREAD ana 81 IPJEE LACrs;
n til goods ri Nv qfl,.s.
II Mus.
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Cor. SFLLEB~ AT FORD'S.-Mr RAYMOND
appeared last night 20 "a tull and fashionable
house. IN his renowned character Col. Sell
fTs,' nom Mark TwainS ''Gilded Age .
From the rise Of the curtain in the first act
until The nnale, ~ j. repiete with trite say
Jugs and actions, and contains many good
points which account for its long run in New
norE tol. Sellers has been made charac-
Ter IN Mr.. Raymond's hands equal 10 some Of
inc nest SpectaltieS OF the best actors. His
description Of his various observation-disclosures
pork. rye water, Nc..-are very cOfnical and
Kept the house in constant roar of laughter
The tTlal scene IN the NTH act T. one OF the
best on the stage.
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SUDDEN DEATHS--At fI.So O'Clock yester-
uay morning cOlOret man. named joseph
Peeie, living an jackson alley, in the rear OF
the Congressional Club Office. complained of a
pain IN the breast. and lying down for relief,
died within a few minutes.
"A colOfed man named James Blackstone
living at No. j0i T. street southwest. miSSing
MS mother AZ the breakfast table yesterday
morning, a. O'Clock. went TAP stairs To her
room and fOund her dead in bed viii tlIer
she had retired the night previous in appar-
emily good health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-02

~ When an affectionate man in Mount
Vernon, Ill, published a personal" solicit
ing correspondence with young cultured
ladies'" the type fiend set il up .scolo,ed
ladies', ard The poor fellow is IN trouble.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Tn TTu~tr'~ aul Nauag-rs wruh caii nuffir 20
sJ"i L. Sac fac that tbpr. much tim inter
FeHtHg bciUaoH nov au3 rne 9th e FebruaFy. a-..
ia procure ticket thar day the ia- ID. IN
trtVIT@ u-N 10" an ut'rr l-Ep.~sih3litv 1h.rr has
utye1 been known ia tn h-tUIE 81 The pfs is c,r,
c"lt> HnN thing Ike he present rush IN rrk 'S ras.
T. ION going iE the f'ai clu, TT, ami ia. iuI sl-
fuu~ ar almost pn~tiy. ihsi, large premium a I'D
aaV. 90 ha paid hy ia SEE VhH put 0a purcua.ins 4,
ritr ls-; uI,Iapuf.
ttNa- aIucpg ia" last f'i,ai art, Il tn, Iate p.
rH'Fr1T Il auiirifr I' bGilre fhr positive
Lar zusEp. thai under 10 81 l1I>tancS would th-r.
b. Ivs-tP 4nnH:,ft 'itaf ihn drawing upuI9 posi-
IlNilA TAKE Pi A. r ON SATt RDA1 Fr..
ht aRh 21rit. UF 1T moneys would D.. ra-ufnt.l ,..l
PRECIPITATION q the ti~"' AZ n" ofirs Thaft-f A..
Ia tBhlmsHt az rhs pr mise %! the tat Heal VI "A.
ger. the Tru~tee- AMI Manager racp-nfziug i -
sacred obi cation p!' dye thcI~"lvo 10 Ih. prlIFt 81
faithfully CORY Gar tIt- ANNOUNCEMENT.
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STOCK or FANCY GOODS ,Np NOTIONS
; 'vihfio;, tUa sii marked down o. lyL.-- 'nsf.
PM. Al DAVIS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Death Of Hon. Thos. r. Bramlette, yau


At meeting of the Trustees of the Public l.
hTery y Kentucky. Jan 70, ISIS, it was re-. ~
that & NJ Briggs, E~4 v hs under the lat- H..
IhoS !. BraHette the real business manager Z
the gilt concerts already given in aid Of tha Pulli-
Library of Kentucky, be- ard he Is hereby author
lied 10 lake the place Of said Bramlett in the ma
agement II the affairs OF the NTH and last git co
g t. ana that the drawing announced tor February
q lN45, shall positively and un,-IuiIucally tai =
place that day without any further POSTPONE rnc-
uT delay On any account " hatever.
Il. T. DURRETT, President
JossN ;. CAN, Secretary.
IeC .ESthe. particulars apply %
e. VI. BRIGGS,
tscHt ana Manager, Louisville, Nv.
f-la nj
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BUIl DING. ASSOgIATIONs--A the 3ftl
monthly meeting 81 the Republic IS wings
and Loan Association last night, - .G91 was
sold at premium Of about l25 per cent
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THE GREAT AUCTION SALE of I.anSburg
Bros comes in just in time - Ne OF the great
est possible service 10 government EMPLOYEES
and others who receive their pay on or ai.o,,t
The hfst Of the month. This j. fully under
STOOD by the class benefited. as i shown by
The crowds constantly IN Attendance. who
avail themselves OF Ibis opportunity to ger
bargains. The sale viii be continued during
The week, thus Attending chance TO all
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LADIES' GOODS.

10 SPRING OF 1879. LJ
EIST re- IiAED FROM TIE LATEST M
AZ iOk1AllnN - fuu lines - HANRI Et&
EDGES tNSfATiNGS and FLofN'lNGS. IA
Jar"lrt oId Nan~l. D. ali q the rayy,-f De- ana
p't;"ru- aud very h"-t make. and 81 ltr-r- i.i.
twenty p.I .-ut lu-- tlau la-t SEASON.
Al a,vIS'
20 Market Space, ,-ri..i -ti. -,.
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The GRAND LoDGE OF B'NAI BIRTH oI
district Ma. ,. comprising Mary and and sew
eral other states, with the District oi Co
iGfnbia. was IN session again Yesterday IN
Baltimore, Pres iient HcrZber2. OF Washing
Tor. IN the chair who announced the stand
ing committees for the year The list EN-
hTdceS the names Of the following Washing
tOni2nS King on appeals, :. Rice, on ere
dcutislS and reports
Tie committee 81 the officers reported on
The statue of religious liberty 10 be- done by
Mr. Ezekiel, now IN Rome. formerly OF Rich
mond. Va, Young sculptor OF promise. AMI
10 De unveiled At the centennial before being
placed IN Its niche At the Capitol in Wash
lnsion. The report urged that each lodge
max up lt> quota To- pay FOR the statue,
which Is nearly completed. and will cost ne
= tween 5000 and -c,9ess'. Atlanta was nVeI
as the place OF holding the next annual con
Yen(iOn.