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Nj caeh In 1rrht1r{ EsI4sil4'
l.fA,LAAEtzAr3n* t'f TIE Eiih>TE XAHIHE
Eersc1ars lson1wtii iIte iskcn hut'i Of tic re-
organization Of the revenue marine n cnrncat-
Tic ras cr,lereA tic asErr A. natitnorc, 81 long
lcId l.. aptatn lnhn Mtt.uwan. 10 Ire b1uken nt1,
and Las cAl1t1i upon thc 1,oar! nox In Peasiun
lrrc ipF = full repn.t II the who'll matter, Hni
1lan 'tu:- !hd ru.up'etc reo1eRntzatlon at TIC
.4aL.ls Of tlta buAtl-
1fr tug toat Anl calling cutter eIsten will
trola1Ay meet With very little tsrnr.
MARIsE HOSPITAL REPRESENTATIVES,.
The eutIrc ttuEKauizalLuti of thr Mn!i.le flos-
1itsi fersAe.ls In contemplation ri she Ttea.u1y
department Al the rcqne.t of The Secretary.
IN. Rulings has hccn titthllrt, from the snsEeJor
t;cuc.als un1cc 10 inspect the hutltsals ahd pre-
la1r 3 pIau fur pulling shcm in luusk tt]lLelit
condition.
r1'Fllr lFnr s1+1FwExr.
Thr statement ri the pul1,c 'ie"t. sh'rh Will ~
published to-nertuv. WI shaw f:creasc q
i.tHs, ,eE9 st-mnktnR fnsAl 'tsrFrHse u III" 'ir
tIhrr fhe 1si Ut Matrh ri fia,A1YuiA!Es. thr rr!n
,u'Crr-t ot thr r"'n d"t,t ',a, ,ucrrasci t?.Si!.
1s77a; the lawful rhnn"y 'icht hs@ Il"
trrHprt f?pt,Nn. Itle trtrrrit h1z tlrt'freen.
ssn.at7f1. til" mrtnrr'1Ieft IN. Decreased
rstnrtral. s,ss.7n: in'r'r'f. tlp.taf: dcm.nt
bns inrtrn.ri 4t."74 la "a: Rnt' rrrt'nNles harl
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*trasr1l f1.aat.aas; i*'n''s Awa't'"t t'r artinn
s"rr."-s i,sv~ ,trt~.s"i sn.:pt.tAt. '-httrnr.
tRlsncr, ~ .h ~: r"h t*is'~r. ltH,p2t, ttp
fA,ti.ftfft trixtFsF1nA.
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%liin tuthtHrfrihi tnh$~Httn TT his taitEfafn 1T
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GENERAL NOTICES.
THE SCHOOL
TU M ID
S T. A. N ID e R.
Tho Following papcrt Spc'k
for Themselves.

rni.""s AZ Ill iii
u j. tr+,t~ .tr.A. ty snl t+4n+'r ths III, i
Ghitass aud j. Young RrAn mott, i'+Ai sstA " aHb
HIM shall Aht VI tat 10 III" said s4l5 i1tr sTt*
II nfis sIs tk"Htaat iAi.t hHhds+A atsf "4s'iyt
p#stn u ls1 ,1atst IN n++hs r*smth+ II nv t1rnt'
s-ha hnA4+s eArh, ts&t"It t'A l+Al. "hrt VIII II" st
tit"sstId ItrH utn.t hhi itht setFh u In 4iaFsf
MhAss hst@tlsF atHt% IN, ~. t+stnt4es krt.
lsiA II tst H. u tAA1. Aft ss. taf"ehts Hsu fttty
su4ia ~ hf.Hsatt tr t.'ns IT III" nssT,fr 1t His
t&htAtl s. In IL f4tt s@it.t.tttd 4Nt ttsrhaskt ii"
Nj l.n 44i ls .pIs "t ttH .- SIR II This m4ri
tbs MA't"n i.rt i th ST.. -lst II" till II" A.,ts
tHu 1nHFkRts t!"tp4AF, tH ate4lnt 1t as1aA'ts hE
4&d f1lt, Ut AAt Vi IL uf ~ lta lA1a 1As& ~
ha4rF~tr lht4AiA.I.es, ~H sa!l lA+*, 81 .a tsu,Ht
1t t~ kawutA&s FhM3 Il ss4d tuts a bssAfa Vi sslA
j, pst h9iphtlAt ta H. At4 ~ sAl sls' st.'ht "f
trFss n tbs fFrA,l II Ihn -ct.4 Tar knsIa Vi SAID
e,ty. the basnss Mt sad lat nAkst 'rs~i1a taia&
&t1a -. NJ t& sans hsIsln prnFtaext ii td paid.
&at II 1. TO bs III settEtnt Il shA account TT ssd
hrwsatr Funi irp"4tts snt a. y! ~ ! IN srliie.snt
u 'hr snsc cutt f"r 'sta hchnl T.. tnnd d",".fts.
Thjs sst1lent al, when communicated by t- Payment
nf raid tu4.s Afun said, will ~. fa sud A.I d
charge OF .a,i nA1k aid lusas Eu.p.aS lla NJ
HAluie. II s&id ut, tls a.;i."s a} Ier,s.is
mad" With .tsrr Of bnth II sid tu.ttsr'as.
kisi.eh and sealed At htrasn tt " and y-Af nh rr
written. !sItnedI
| cAn4.a. ! isxAIl
| At&est: A. J. MARBLE, City Eltrk.
| j. Young seasnron having complied wiki and f4i-
FLIED tic foregoing ak1eenent, he aud the Marine
Hatk Of Ch!r.eo. ana the Ghe.so Marine s FIR H.
susanec Company. Arr hereby dssaA1si and RELEASED
trun Ill eiaina Il aid c:5 Of Uhleako a<ntt zach and
ii u them for -, and I'll drl>,+ss. 1te ~th eit.s
CT 10th of said nst!fat1uns rrc1c a te foregoing
| Agreement.
In wisneA4 whete. The Mayor ii aa1a city. the City
CumptrolItr aud the CITY Clerk. have hcrtunt, s<t
tbes hands and the saa1 Of ssd city u heteto a xe
Utceunber 1A. ts<1
| tcTrT3 r. q, SHERMAN. Mayor.
| tsEAL} & HAYES, City Canptfolet.
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For Town Officers.
Snt;TU CHICAGO.

For Town OFFICERS.
SOUTH CHICAGO.
Fo. Coltector-WM. q. oaLH.
Fer supexvisor-J. 6UMMHRF'IH1iD.
For Aasi.tant Supervisor MICHAEL
6CHMITZ-
For Town Clazk-oTTo BLuHm.
WEST CHICAGO.
For supervisor-JosEFH WILDE.
For Askistant supervisox-oaAR1Gs
LoDDEQ.
Far Collectoz-F. N. DRAFTGN.
Fer Town ClsrA-CYRUs 5. CoRsB.
NORTH CHICAGO.
Fer Supervisor 4. KAuFFEAH.
For Assistant Observation-Disclosures
IUK HmNzB.
Fo1 co11eetor-FRlTZ MzyTzRE.
/ or Town Uls1k-OH4.B. WEST.
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III s-rnfk MAT. ttNtn4 ttlnsstrl~t II e%hts. s.Tt
uHtty plutle AtxtieA.
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Reosns recopd ,tofy Rlee Jaekson's Huatnf a931ae
Ntst e9atr q Jtaes,sn I'D lt R.aaoa 49,. eaIe1
I'D safxpi siterdsEee nd .nediees t9 ne
eer fIs eb4Ise ysens;tf4fh s;af X vofuntsfY ssasa
huttr al Donations .enf 70 !. y; =" AAeA'
l.. ANA I'll b se1a0WkakSa-
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The Turf-Iosn OF u EchooucF-He-
publican mertsDK-SPeech OF Gov-
crttur EAiFChl1ds
, 1869-11-01

wm n D4tElcT hid On board thu StoufWal, 50
ssrks oF rYn 9ss Fack1 Of oats, t33 Eacks 9: of2n
e 6s,ee Of hsy, 100 Jsefs Of re and ~ oat19 Of
not1,oes: insured IN the open policy Of tAs IRE
+ 4. Ref,ss i co, had l,aoO barrels Of touE; In
tnrgd tnr - 800 IN the AtlAnt,c insurance Cam.
pAn1 Of 81. Louis. LynhAtd / Shn1tz, GnilctA
Entcher CO. and q r. reGran, Of the KmPue
NtllS, hsd en beard la1&e QNAnuty 0 ooaf. 1ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29

on the street gold sold at 1894 G3l, closing Isl bid
Government bonds vsre dun and weak ut a decline OF
jai per cent from yesterdays closing rates, Tho
p assure to sell entirely from persons desiring 10
l. Sc cash. The large dealers continued moderate buyers
At the close OF business tue market duh and unset
tied IN consequence of the demOrazed condition OF the
stock market
state bonds lower. IN sympathy with the unsettled
condition OF the stock market. Tennessee per cents
sold at Goa aC0 New Tennessee per cents ad63; North
Carolina per cents i7l New bonds, a! Gi5; Special
Tax bonds, lsdi7 Missouri pr cents, 65i; Louisiana
Leyeo per cents, 81. Railway bonds were dull and
sparngly offered Bank shares were steady, with sales
OF American Exchange at H. Continental, leo; Central
National llOt, Ninth National. 10. Miscellaneous
shares neglected Pacific Mail was excited, sell
ing at 65 IS closing G2l Express shares were lower.
Adams declined to 5Oi american Merchants Union, so.
Transactions confined closing ont OF accounts by
brokers. and business declined Ia majority OF
instances.
Railway shares opened weak, and. under pressure
sales, declined from 20 27t per cent The Vanderbilt
stocks without support. and NewYork Central de-
cned from i77k $50. At the close OF business rally
prices made and It thought the worst OF the
panic was over.
The following tho closing quotations OF Govern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
ESSAYS on POLITICAL ECONOMY,
a. ~ THE LATB W. FRkDEIICK BASTIAT,
Member Of the Institute Of France.
Part SoPHISMs or PROTECTTON-Tirst Series
Part ~ SOPHIsMS OF PROTECrION-Seoond Series
Part H. ISOLATION AND LAW.
Pan ". CAPITAL AND INTEREST
TRANsLATED PROM TIE PARIS EDITION OF 1853

pabf,bers Of this Translation
Tisr ere that be tws bas shen e reading public
ell questions give during war the
Tie sasl1os agnes vs'oa. parts thesourtrr having
& object e o'iea u economical elee asd The re1iumeat Of
bodUg hb asi Wet and tie Increasing pablo interest
~ ca ~ 5 ass6 - he s'o1s f PI Ho5 Of
5.p @ s il ~ purso.s Of ~ i puSsao o.
Among The 5votes Of eomuerea freedom no writer hold, higher
psS sa al 5 s yi gs ape ioS he
rdas Tie erst compete Bug,b translation Of these essays
glreu the pubic Three ourhs Of the volame
o. ne sop1sIi We esi sS BA1Ta a,say on
uDe FeT timely answer TIE srgnts Wheh are rife certain
iet spi suppression upaq labor.
ne ral-oa eeDgspe by original preface By HORACE
TIE books Bid tinted a1d makes l2uO volume Of
Farie By al booE'es free BY NAL receipt Of price Iy
tAs Pabi'AeFs THE ~EsfLGN NEWS COMPANY,
Es.tsn Trade supplied by the AMERICAN SETs coAPSsY New
"0LIYE LOGAN is a strong minded woman
~ 20 te bss, use Of tbs; term Her words golden
sooi things AID the.,er. lIIarpsrs
e Sic re. IiquaS aurtr and politely ret IL all so truly
pre BY those WHO think Alright important theme 1.-THE
she Psrpes iudscsy speech and It re-
variable ha, she !, ale 70 qis 80 Segy les Nat IA iLes
s IL. jS5 -'''' ''' " ''''' never 'as''' ''''P
N Loga9 seed saresl have made III: rrory
earnest a e Der og eyn onh she chooses 10 iWsTd It by
ngnnen's AID eonptuOus pleasantly 10 rply CUE
ARo thugt elrseue her tudeaan Of WoHSus gh
mere gsee a9 m Of ecnaon FOR 81 her oii eoruoa Of
eaaesinsss sh I'm tan % the deeaers subject
Aod eo.equeBty far effective - IN. Y. Daily Times
fyseious. amusing hook. Is
hpgy plan ant Greet Ia, s honey think she has service TO
art % veil - 70 mo-sls IN Y. Independent
S9wsas book about Somsn generally dull This be said
ofOhfe irfsns book Ii " The
pave ieDonfy io2S naughty thoughts ~ those
otJ who are snpost6o have already
otenS hui. by never hnt which
feminine dsleaey Strange And By uomas IIousyge
Coar srJouTnaL iN's
Here outbvard Ee have not been ayoraby impressed with Miss
Lo5n Der Hss OF SAYING ~ afef reading her
TO enters eaye and hdHing Der Ftcsres TO Ind 10 br
great ds q elo seDse sAsSa observation
fNex-Orlesns nneS -
OLIVE LoG1Ns BOOK Published By
CARLETON. Newton.
nAVID ELGINBROD,
~ BY GEORGE MACDONALD
is FOR SALE THIS MORNING AT ALL THE BOOKSTORES
81 IS.
LORISG, PubllbeT Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
TUESDAY. Sept. DIP. NJ.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 25-P. NJ
Wall-st to-day has been visited by one OF
the worst pancs Railway shares ever witnessed ia the
history OF the street We reflect the opinion OF the best
nanccrs In the country saying thatt is senseessand
caused by blind and stupid fear. We can only say 10
holders OF Railway shares and mortgages that the prices
made this afternoon from per cent below their
value az investments and counsel them not to assist the
present panic by sales OF their property.
The hopes that the Gold Exchange Bank would be able
70 weather have proved faacious; at the Clear
ing House ths bank debtor S2i44OOo One half OF
the amount paid in gold and the balance, with the
exception OF 100000. made up IN currency Atlt
o'clock the bank unable 20 make M this balance,
and il was Immediately assessed the associate banks
The inability OF the bank make its account good at the
Clearing House amounts TO failure and Is understood
that affairs wiz DO wound up without loss TO Its
customers In the Gold Room confusion continues 70
reign paramount The Bank OF Sew-York attempted 70
clear tho transactions OF Friday. but were unable 10
make any progress, luay giving IL up entirely. The
brokers are now In a condition than they have
been at any time since Thursday. The members OF the
Gold Room appointed committee. whowill arrange
for ccarances without tho aid ot any bank AT the Gov
crnmont sale Of gold today the following offers nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
LITERARY ITEMS.

A London publisher is preparing repIlpt OF
nth,,h has appeared in England and Amerc" ." '''
Byrsn controversy.
Nessrs Virtue a. Yorston are about 10 puo,iS, !.
costly yo!uue 80 Dc entitled THE GIea'
n, 10 contain photographs. by Quincy 'el9 ,
printed and biographical sketches " 'o 3r5sds hotels
briues Of the city in steamship n'eS' i'' '
places Of anGscment and tbe pres
The discovery OF perfectly UNDUE volume nn,S
in Paris has revived aud confirmed Tue O'I so t "a
Monlesquleu tcked Cardinal Feury IN order 70 so' Az
mitted TO the French Academy nnsh ,aI h i'm bis
no sSn0 TO- iaScncc the election asked 70 see
Cory ~ nh,ootionable passages An eKpurgated GU,
snn limited 10 one impression. was aceoldinsg adj
for the Cardinals prrs9i, hn p n,ssi"nca but tie
n,enarcd COW mas now been found by NJ war, az
E,1 Cologtic IT2l Ten Of the letters are 49,
,br aud oli the rest have been more OF less aei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29

COFfkk1he bed nv Importers The VBrd
made up this morning lA iH bsg Including H. os Nss0sus
1O Mobile BAaore aud 2 Ia a. IBIS Prt The
rent Ia bond q ordinary
goes fair do loialc for do and i6l2c Tor
prime psd l3idlic for Invoices There 10 ouy light de-
snd Rio the trade the general disposition
IL gold market settled Sales
ParhlAn and Baltimore loo bags sen"'s aS9 rwsy
Apaus Other kiads
moderately active Java g3d2a Msaebo is9Hc ssi Lsgusy.
lT09c sales 6o0 Maraeaibo within the
CANDLES without change business Of bbg character;
quote Adamantne at q axe Sperm ts aud Patent S8c
COALIhe supply Of Anthracite larger AID prices rsser and
unsettled rom yard 81 - 5O dealers grnray bold
pending tile auction sale announced for the 10Th In For
limited business has beeu doae al fornes press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SlNkING FUNn
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD CoMPANY.--We confidently recommend these
Bonds MS n frst-class investments AT the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only
limited amount are offered Before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
application.
HENRY CLEws & Co. No 81 Wall-st.,
Financial Agents OF the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, Stamford, c,
l. foONIs py, r,.i
gub Schools.
gaming StuNmi,s.

gaming Stuomiu.
A D0DW0RTH's CLASSES for DANCING
~ will commence at No 22 KhhAve Of Twenty
on MONDAY, OctOlerA
VIII commence at bis residence. No 62 Fifth ave-
on SATURDAY, October
Morning Afternoon o Evening Classes for Families
Evening Glasses for Gentemer
FOR terms hours, &c. send for circular.
CARL MARWlG, Professor from the ROYAL
~ Academy OF Nookbol will open his DANCING AND GYMSAS.
TIC ACADEMY Oolsber at 2la fhnV OF Twsutysr
Application at the ohee 2E fthaye, daily from 10
he GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY, SO
fhhave corner Fourteeuthst will SATURDAY Sent
onaE an moon and evening ea.ss. TUESDAY, asd Fridays
90 Mondss and Thursday. at y Circulars at W. A.
St7 Broadway and ~ the Academy
NJ HLASKO, Instructor of Dancing at the
w leading femiuaries Of NeSYok
families aud geu,emee at g. West Thirty ouh, SATURDAY Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LOAN.-Seeured
by Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres IN Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas to Denver, Colorado, and
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 4S7 miles, and earning more than enough TO pay the
interest on Ibis near loan This loan runs 80 years,
pays per cent? principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
NEY. MORGAN g. Co.. No. SO Exchange-place and NJ.
X JEsUP G. Co., No. IL Pine-st.. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29

The SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Bonds Of the DAM
VILE, URBANA BLOOMINGTON, and PEKIN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY are selling rapidly. The semi-an-
nua interest will be paid in Gold Coin October |,
which makes saving to persons purchasing during
the present month OF over per cent. See adver-
tisement i'll another column,
TURNER BRoTTnIs, Bankers, IA Nassau-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29

FLOUR AND MRAfThsre been less dong the market for
Western aud State Floor today and most grades
are the ehef buyeB shippers
dun and better grades irresr the bb
- Sd % for sapernne sste SO loaS6 80
az Tor Fancy State 10 0G 90 IS for the grades Of West
Esni &c t0d so 90 for Good Choice spus Wheat k..,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad is G7 miles
long cost with equpmentl $15,2s6.Oo0, and is doing
large and steadily increasing business the earnings
for August, 1862 being IT'S SO more than for the
corresponding month Of 1863 The road has a
bonded debt of but s2S6iOoo To retire this debs
at maturity and to effect certain valuable extensions
which will largely increase their business. the Com
pany have mortgaged the entire road. rollngstock,
franchise and income, TO James Punnctt and Junius
b. Alexander Of New-York, to secure the payment OF
eight million dollars OF First Mortgage Bonds which
are now offered for sale at ninety and accrued inter
est. The bonds for thousand dollars each,
have thirty years to rum and bear seven per cent
interest annually. payable in April and October at
the Bank of America in this city. The security Is
undoubted and phe bonds constitute perfectly safe
and very desirable investment. The agents OF the
company in New-York are Messrs. j. b. Alexander
& Co.. No. 10 Nassau-st. and John j. Cisco q Son.
No. SO Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29
THE MARKETS..
Carefully reported for Tss TRIBUNK.f

TUEsBAY Sept. g. 1853
The cSrort business been brought
s,,us owing the uncertain markets for Sod aud kehaHge tads
confined immediate
slippers having woik upon As tog however,
be esder feeling aud cordiBce In the leading
articles OF merchandise at the close.
ASES-There lair demand for Pots aud with shf
re prices 6rm at - SGs' o. Pearls Inactive al
sg0S9 22t. ~ -
BUILDING MATERIALS-we have nothing special to record in
articles eomng heading this week. trade all descriptions
continues pdces great eKse4t nominal We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29

or THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA X X. Co..
FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX.
Endorsed by the State of Georgia
Entire issue only $4,000.
For sale at 92i and interest by
SOUTTER * Co., SO Wlliam-st.
HENRY CLEwS & Co., - Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-29

BRgSWAX-There has only moderate trade lros Wesp
and Southern prices maintained quote 81 tHIJc
BONE-we sale Of three Rio GTaRie Sliu al 80
BRSTLBS without change the market dull at from ec
o. 81 for American GRAY and White.
BRooMS AID BROOM CoRN-A fair demand Tor Booms sac
81 per 6uu and saAbe 60lsc per ID bF
red aud srren, the supply larger
CoTloswhh for gold liberal receipts and free sMr
prices and the unse
tied contract to togn
sale as impossible draw against them to Advantage The
bales Tor the
statistical Guiding Friday sales OF 2j4 bales
and 439 for speeaon Cor future d,er the
mrnt sales loo bales for g1,
do gie., and 2O for October 26ie We qaoe ssmRs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-12-16

For any other length of time, in accordance
with the above rates. which apply only to reg
ular advertising.
Business Cards Of 5 lines or less, IS year.
For Legal and transient advertisements, 81
per square for the first insertion, and so cents
per square for each Subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged so per cent.
extra; and editorial advertisements and per-
sonal communications, double price.
Ten lines ofsolid BREWER make one square.
All fractions of half square and over, are
counted as a full square.
Advertisements requiring TO be certified to,
will be charged the cost Of certifying, in addi-
ton to the regular rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
Invariably in advance.
p JOB WORK of all kinds done on short
notice, as low as the times will admit. All
Job Work must be paid for when taken from
the Office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-12-16
Critical Notices of the Press.

Harper's Bazaar contains, besides pictures,
patterns, etc., q variety Of matter Of especial
use and interest to the family; articles on
health, dress. and house keeping in all its
branches; its editorial matter is specially
adapted To the circle it is intended To interest
and instruct; al d il has, besides, good stories
and literary matter 0. merit. II is not surpris
ing that the journal, with such features. has
achieved in a short time an immense success;
for something Of Its kind was desired in thou
sands Of families. and its publishers have filed
the demand. The Young lady who buys a
single number Of Harp-r's Bazaar, is made q
subscriber for life.-Nen York Eoening Post.
The Bazaar is excellent. Like all the peri
odicak which the Harpers publish, It is almost
ideally well edited, and the class of readers
for whom it 10 intended-the mothers and
daughters in average famiies-can not but
profit BY its good sense and good taste. which,
We have no doubt, are to-day making very
many homes happier than they may have been
before the women began taking lessons in per-
sonal and household and social management
from this good -natured mentor.-TAe Nation.
Il has the merit of being sensible, of con-
veying instruction, of q wing excellent patterns
in every department, and Of being well stock
ed With good reading matter WateAmsa and
Reflector.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-12-16

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