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, 1870-07-31

nFc broke out, assour half ras. o'c1ocs yes
No. 40 s.,uth Cllntau street, and de nsIout 500
wGrth uf damage, bcfon. Policeman n. s. Miller
succeeded In sn'asutnE the na.nes Nj. Lents has
Hi insurance nj 5000. No alarm was s,'unlt4L
Az $50 lart evening . gas Jet Ia the wtadoF
OF TIE stOte OF Mrs. Beftha KctnEt. Nh e5s Sotfh
M%11s StEe<1, set nte y, SsM Et.os AID About $50
latltaEc WIS done. Insured for SOL Ia tho Mer-
Si.ants. D1cer Qai.k e1ttnguishetl the h1n,cs.
, 1870-07-31

N'ASTED-TO EXCHANGE-A BRICK HnCSF
" with n.ont with lnt-, and franr ht,.c with
1on1. with hts. At Highland Park ifr tA ncst1,a
i"r r. T.! IL Tale High
.Aue = :. -.
R'ANTED-TO ENCHhNEE-A NEW PIGEON.
W l,olr table with Httr ep1i ,,rup.s,y fot s,.pd
Jfsr aEop and ls,ns.s h11riv ius.ueaa;cir st IA
N,t,th Water AZ in lie bxscu,rlt
11-ANTED-1V ENCu3 EVANSTON PROF.
u sttv ID .rrt !. Mil, rjrcaut buatt and eT,nnI.
1xaut;flv IAlI cut aiisln. Es1nstoa % the WII,.
,e.d. fnl .s;sFirtn of n. heaHsiful ?IaSs IL
E.WtpsI v Mhud TX hr3ioas, N"mt ahd ser't ffict-
AlssN. WI r1thahSr s1t Heasr ana oh *hf1h u
Huu1h Sihf, Worth 3sU and SaS Nn,r 70 sNts 90 bA!
aHcrSi raEn.rut JAMhS II. KERR / SOY. opss-
=; -, -; ;.,7777 -; ~ ~, ,,,,
NASIEDEID EAEAAS6E-SlA LVlss Cuh-
" utr Of rauna and SAn.{sou-sfA. fuf F9oA h9ute
,.n.T nas ~ RosM Z !" H. 81
"1S--N@S--- .--
N-ASTED-TO EXCHASGE-SESES LOTS US
~ s1r Nt'a tMtnWiHiI 81 fni sIN 'MtGEENSESa IL
N,,Hsre etnn... -
-: --7.v1i; W. -1ss,o.,,,,
no,tratr. trc-.to1s and Has1n<1,t houxc Groand
~ wv q. eseea: AaaE.ee = = .. e.ssse ssaes:
~ n -, sMn!.s s,1ts
u - I ~. .tt. s1rn, wv - -
"f'"' soN-' ' ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ 80 "1 N'"
WANTED : TO ExEHASt;E- "A GENERAL.
, 1870-07-31


rS0r
M. a1salEE-HY - E.,HY J. II. kEELER. REA ESTATE
HieStkapav- eornsr Thirty srsond-4t. lse1sa
fnsshean.sy- snutt! II Tbirty- y-f1s>sk, 1xN
fs1iiae.av.. north of Thi1t, -tfthst., AxA
tuaEu4-1 Az. neat Thirty -As1s&t-, 5lxl9D
nankakre-Ar., north OF Thirty ,thIfast 5,isS
Sftsra;avr fnnr.t.vr nor!h Of Tnirty.thlFd.s .si., NI!A
HTahkhktttaE. Dear Tssents sftIh-st,, DxI.l
1'Mis1HstJt ti%t. araI Ruttcrtie1dst., +txlA
TT!Isnitkan.Af., Dear PITY -siIth4t, ay1t6l I
n,eanntEp-sa- t0rpef LoontAst, H1ia3
pssS.h9tSh It. Near Gxktcy. {4xl.I
er as.ee oo Softh ~. rset Of Wt-.-ru-kT, ehr3.
sAertt on Central rafk, corner pf bsiItTarII
80 sTffs t'uth Of Ainswof1h Station and naf CAL
k,uh SALE-QR PART EXCHANGE-A BljSI-
nss !0k. ia fext uu Aurth Cia1k@t toati Of Kin.
8 IT ~ ssi 1sgh! cheap. Apply 10 q. X Ii. HCGHES
FOE sAi.E-UR KXCIiANGE FUR iNH,OVE6
!i nn PETIT hnc farn near The ciyi For pat
touAt - ~ f'~1A'ASh'
F9A SALE-CAKAP-aSTORYD DRiCK IOUaE
tnEtnn-st- $e h%fe-sA' " "Aea'
, 1870-07-31
Seht tsrer4t's ...-..... ....,.., &F lTos nm
H. A9.H lf3W, +. Is
:S:sE :S;sE. g..sSs ,s -: E~s y Inch.
N1xHTEEE ALMANAC.

CHICAGO July II.
Syn rf,cs....-.4s5 4 3Tnou r5er .-.....e .5 L. n
,uo etts- IL p H. uon 81 p,
, 1870-07-31

!
2 !. le'p taks saFr Il h,sy. ly e:u.r,,eat anrs
"a 1,r :S sefvssnes II LIST r1as* Apy
INITIATION WANrfb7Kt \ GIRL 70 DO SEC
S1Ii'ATIo:. wANTEp-ar \ rousG LADY, To
:" Il: Hsia Il :'9 9s,tsss s.' 'sa
: ss1.ssork IN pt:vstc family. Inquire Il IS
>tTU1TToS wASTEn-RT YOUNG ciRI. II,
Ss11 tr q Il + ME- .
SIrATIoS wA%Tt:b-To DO SECOND WORK
= nf !. nHrt,. EiF' Mat TO travel. Ictrsaee Evrn-
sIsss. ~ e''' 4f'''' =" up
SsTrNyloS WASTFp-T0 10 0ESERA1.
nd. 4riiv Il Il sSuta M.sEe;ss "s'' ''ae pse'eF'
> family. Gan e !: her ias, pI.et sss Hu.onst
SlEu.TIoS wASTt, 4! -nvA SWEDISH GIRL
ss k: VII: It S H. snnes sns ost & a. @ ssf
G1TuATtOS 'yASTEI, RY 4 .tlOp CIR. 70
srsn Gs Il T. E tsrt Ho sT
SITUATION wASTEp-AS COOK ii 4 FIRST
cs;. private 5ais Y .'ashins hou*e Apply at 1ls
IT,; T.: oSEE sESoX1
Ek rtyr' l'srt srss'ar hc'p in the city. 20 Ran
NltEAitoN nAal alEp.-.l III III (zkNEKAAs
= homework s-cnpd wo;k In pfieate family, Bcst
Of frfrrrnce eirfn- CaH 1t ID l~tst. Wrst Side
STCATloS WANiKD-lS 4 SNAIL FAMILY
e s M G ss Rsh
SiTUArinN HASTED-ny A YOUNG CANA
~ r1Tl to 20 tenna work and rlAu ID
family. Can Ir far two days, At her prtsrt c,-
eloycr't II. West Washnetnn-st,
tsITEAT1DSs yvASTkD-RY TWO GOOD GIRLS
- that give the Aht nf rsferucs ff'ni last tlss".
tonk. the either tronh firt Please eaItr
on Neulnr ut 81; 1fett flN<e<t-
ft,NF
. E:sl. SI,d rock warhcF 1Ed iR.ucr Woai like 70
e, wler. there Il t"c4r';s::i kept tall. fur two
AAse. at y 5. l.ySt.s near UAl.tEd.
, 1870-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

---~~~--@~----~
4 Er>ISFSS MAN. WELL. ACQUAINTED IN
tae city, srnnM lik" I" csntf viii: cood of
'atit%1- with nt rrGrA t" hsiu~e. connection.
u W"ilt WrES for Et-i hrr for 1sif 'no+lsstuu-
t"ti iS Nd c,'uutIs acquaintance anse rcfe5nce di-
t!rrtn IL klMlttll IEIs.Itx ..:4r... = -
, 1870-07-31

TrAueA.
V-ASTED-A NUMBER OF SLIPPER MAKERS,
" tni AS! gnod hni.htr fof l4aies work Inquire
.t - South Fr4nk1u+t
J1-ASrED-Pf.AsrERERS AND CARPESTERS
to work on :iuuih side AFpiy OF aidre.s Is.onl
= tReyuolds Block
WANTED ElRsT,Cl.Ass STEAM FIrTEIts.
w Apply Il Is Las alle-&t.
NyANTFD-ONE OR TWO f;00D CURRIEKS.
W Apply At I%7 South Sans satuon%t.
NrASTED-A BRAss MouLDER AT FOU.DRy
" s,utteast corner Washington aud Fsabklint.s.
1CASTED-A GOOD PRACTICAL TiSNKR 70
surh ono stradr job will be given 1nqai1r Moa.
day. 1t si0 West Lake-ft
N!ANTEp-A C0MPETEST CARPENTER, WHO
" win family would locatr at = growing sMhirbsn
Inwn, MheIr eood business l. ut!ere>. STILES l.
TiSHEH. t00 Washinstun-ot., Room
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS FRASER, To TAKE
~ eharEe Of tmheln< hlhcE Of buildings, SoE~
9TH T nr.d apply, BRONSON 4 CRANE, rear u 4It
a:d <1 SEat-tt.
E0nchuen. txC.
TTASTED-COAEHMES'S PLACES BIZ SEy-
er,l frttrtate Sws-!iat coactmen- CAl address
II North Glask.ft.. Room I.
, 1870-07-31

Meteorological record for July 20, $50. ~ n
PORTED Ivy Il. Ian2Euth, Jr., NTtictau, III; Ran
1i"lph s1rtrt, correspondent OF the Smithsonian
Institute. The Email letters are the initials for the
~os.3s "rcetthE,~ -gentlc,~ "hsh.- "ary.-
'.mosss Atmosphere, = Esln, !" and ..snow.~
, 1870-07-31
SITUATIONS wAnrED-FEMAIE Z

d1t.e tslhn eor1
C1IUATinS wASTEb ny A VOTING WOMAN
- AZ wes Enfst AdiFfss JOtIASA. TrIbnur ot:irr..
ClTtAT7OS WASTED-NY 4 YuItE EvCLISf{
- iNty IN fanny store. A.iire,ss MISS NArEHAN
str r H. Post 01fsr. WirnsnEton. III,
SrTUAT10S WANTEn-. -.RY An EXFERIFSCE6
~ EHeft.h wrnlaa, to t4kc cI4aIsr Of h1bv or as
fh!lEn't rnas. and assist IL Hehs WORK. Call al 1Iss
WHf1TAhEh'S. say North E1ark-ss
GITEATlos NASTEn-RY 4 YOUNG lazy,
Addira4 + $ !. sIs West Washington.
STEAT1ON WANTED-RS A YOUNG t;IKI. MOT.
long tEnm St'y York. chflirrn's maIt and s.Atp-
eHees IN" st1fs' F4fsErEce- Cab ut f3 AbI1detp-st
GtTuAlIoS wASTEn-nY \ M1pntE-At,Ep
Ton.sn :" nu5., c1n tskr eeys i. Lily ianl hirth,
ana takr hetseM a'rsNl u Mt'l 20 - hott keeper
thEsr ,:Lys. Wv ~ ''"'' 'e&
, 1870-07-31

14UT1nN S0utnWnf0e
II is very evident to any ohserrer tina: tho center
OF business, wealth and population OF our CITY Il
surely and steadily going sonih every yeAr, Our
great avenues, which 1ve yea1s ago were auIrs mad
retired II Twelfth street, are now tutouRed and
busy lhotnuGhtares far beyond Tweu,r-second
s;5crt The Wholesale stalc Ia crpwdlug s,eaal1v
In the same direction. Will the retail b,stness or
the city, which few years since was almost en-
urel9 done On Lake and u few other atrr.ts IN lfs
MMs.3!Atc SicanMy. Il being Rsalua1,y 1rausferr,1
AMI 1Henty-SccoGd street has alfnaiy becyJne the
ccntee ot Aeavy retstI tFafy.c. On ,hts 1i1eei,
WHICH N1 years Ego cUnta4ncd but single crt,cerT
etaIe. nne stocks Of Eooda Of every KNIT can nov
~ Ioun'!, and on pleasant evening 1t looks as
oos ana hSGJ As any street Ia the business GENRE
ot tncc understand that there ale MANY tue
improvements ptojecteu Ia thls vicinity, and satnc
Alltady under nay, among which is upr pirate
hotci, 10 1e called the Avenue House. On the
northwest corner Of Wabash Ateupt and T9rntF.
second Street This building will be four stostrs
Oesiues The basement, fronting leu feet on Twen-
ty-seconN Street. And both lhr Twenty-Secnns1
street ana Wabash avenue fronts viii be OF the
IN clcEant snitA OF roons, windows OF plate glass,
md alt the details In nrst class order Guter The
hotel Htii be ai1 sr0rrA, most Of which have al
ready t'een applied f0t y large merCausile houses
Who wish t start branch Sfortx In this fashionable
quarter. The prupticsors OF This nutl.alnx arc *~
= Bliss, OF Hiss Sharp, aud Henry Noul, for
tncriy Of Keith. Wood Ia. Edward HurllnR Ia
the aFrhiierL Mcss1s- Bliss Sharp will III up
the corncr store In an elegant manucr fof tn 'ir
own Use. II fs expected that the building will be
completed iy January, 1871.
, 1870-07-31

eAEhkS CITY vs. CAEsEEI.
IL the iLai. :a4ne lls, rd tle.wrru tho Garden
ttf: :4na tr.sc'M Clnus, yesterday Afternoon, oo
i:.ss tasd den MY grounds. lie furmer were VIC
III cutLr.tuc.u:. but srren iuuSs were played.
1Ne tI,stttis. EaSv u, The gxn,t Tire stvepth
ttil!n., VIA pIly one Nan out for tne GAtIen
Icy ftt.,..N-SE
, 1870-07-31
CIA"VOTA ANTI


ER WaTHEVS AND MADAME MAYNARD,
cS.,TorputA IL Jseksoo-t
,spx ~ sur7H. PHYSICIAN Asp MEDICAL
M eisirvos Az. M III Soota aGnE.oHee
l9ns wis EEiiABLR BUSHES NE
NJ a,n t.t.s rnst rfrseut and fatUfr. = Thtfd6r+
1.t,rsco HtxT T. N Busrn and Hartiso1 ke1
, 1870-07-31


4 man namsd Albert GoarRer was killed at No.
50 Chicago avenue, at halG-psst seven o'clock
yesterday morning. lie WAS employed by the
Chicago SOFIA " ntert Manufacturing Conpaar !.
and waF CT work ut 8 machine wherein the Sas,
With w1drh the water 10 Charged, Is generated.
He tlin not watch the pressure Eaugt. antt ueg-
lecteI TO Curse y8ve, a:,l, IN consequence, the
r.EcrTtlF hurst Que end neH agA!1si thu side OF
the building, making large hor, sud the other
Hefunl.*lt1a store fifteen fett distant A portion
tf the stlt Hs1ut foot rqiaEr. struck tsoarger
iu Ihe st0,nuch, nearly cutting him In twain, an.,
SEVERAL ssslaet pIecCa struck him on t1r face and
nee&. lie was taken 10 his bone, eso So Dlrlsi,a
strrct, AMI t!lrl III short time. The co:Durr
::as Notified, and held az Inquest mud The Jury NJ
fHrnet1 verdict Of accidental death. Deceased
%as = years 6f aEc, auil unmarried. Tue lemol-
tsfttl machine wAs worth about 500.
"a lHilt. fuy, aged abunt II years, w1n5c name
IS unknown, WIS kiItei1.y ssaAn Of CATS. as the
Milwaukee Railroad, near The city l[mIts ytster-
slay MornlnE. He and two other tatls were on
-s12e crossing the Scrth branch when the train
was fccn auptuaching. EerGre he cuull teach the
iIssts1icht file locomotive stFnck him ouI Injured
lin su severely that lie e1f almost instantly. The
ini5 vas hrJnRti tn this city, and an tnques,
held Ths tusy exonerateL the engineer sn'll all
t.laMc- Tilt remains were sent 10 she uu,tef.
taEcs's. 1t Is thought the lat1's parents rcsi:ie
Somewhere On HscMieg Street His co.r,i.a1s"ns
ran awas aflcF the accident, anil, cpnsrTueptiy
10 lel.IEe Information could he lcasncl regard
i.:ts him.
, 1870-07-31

no REST-DWELL1SG AMI STORE, CORNER
j S:atr md Thirty stroratt4 ". Ii. PnARE T. CO.,
a. Dr1tlUrp-st-
TO REST-F1RST-CIAfS STORES, DWELLINGS,
/ and eoiak in all parts Of the ritr. SAMPSON 4
DREW. Rtzl E.tate Agrnti, Room ) Metropolitan
, 1870-07-31

c,,rnnvs sfnxnrscE wASJED-EtTH A VIEW
I vAh hIDnny ~ ~ viii The youpk tsdy who passed
sai tsen& Led lsaas. g vi.sa 1s.ss
~ 9H IA df1h tst Ad4rrA I, Tribune pstoo
, 1870-07-31
HELP wANTEn-FEMALE.

e r7a.
H1Ieeesshaeouss
N'ASTED-S1X ETKST.CLASS IROSERS, At
~ t.r Nevada Hotel, c4rntf Wash[nston and Frank.
lin sts.
WANrs D-TSn pINlSG ROOM GiRIS AXp
nur lanEhry g1ff, 70 - 70 ChAmn1tRn. Ill., ARMY
Monday morning. at ~ O'Clock, At II aud ii Ran
WASrED-A GOOD FE,lALK TEACHER MUST
" Al.a Ia cnnprtrnt to kirr Instruction in drawing
aud ca tile Piano. Address NJ West Van 1sn:enet
l('AeTED-5 LADY C.ASTASSERs FOR TlIE
str. .aF. chance; new ast:Slr lais' lroits Gail
AiondsS atfes l. IT. Room . berlin Block. u M"p-
TUe.Et
N'ASTFD-TWO coon WEAVEES, TO WEAVE
" traW H. At The In NouItrn Mif.; stra IL work
tiris p!~ter1,a. Address JOHN GfsIEvEs. snp. Is
N-ASTEp-FROM IS TO % Girls. FOR ENG.
~ Nsl aad Ges.Ann rE!Sass fatalities aat haarains
h0H.rs for tho ciiy, cnuusy. and OF boats Inquire at
l.y Mouth eauBuTrr+t
WASTEp,oN AoSDAr; At THE IAD1Es'
" hctp exchange drr-s maker. cr1s II pack le:-
tlsy, tu'nt room and charnt~nl.ia. IL Efs1. 10 IL.
10 u rrr week. 13 Enst Mati,ontk, RooaI Il
|T,ASTEp-AS INSTRUCTOR on THE WEED
~ eewtnE machine, nue whu speaks Get1uan. Arply
At 1871 Lake IT
AsAS1ED- AT THE LADIE.s;' EMpIOYMExV
.ernrr, passry coek. dining rsonl kiEs.3 ella:-
houtcpork Nkaaio,pts-tt., RnNn. Is
, 1870-07-31
Un,t-l ..ra.~- commt.slonrr ca,r..

William Fitzgerald had further hearing before
Cnttcsl States Commissioner HOME, yestestlsy
upon the charge OF removing hlghw,nes without
authority. Frum the testimony clicltel, 1t sp-
ptafs that, three weeks ago. a man named
Stevens, whU Keeps hotel in plUomlny,i21e, no
tecI two teams passing on the rohh 10 Chicago,
with six barrels Of hlghN1ucs IN each wagon. til
husp[ctons we're arousrd, Rnu hr asked The men If
Inc wincs hal been Inspected Jney replied
es. nnA pointed TO son.c scratches "a the liar.
rcls Lust rhnsstias he iuet the same tuen with a
sttaE Load ahA tls utne Informed lh. Eutleclur
~ CuStuits OF thu crcumst.nce. Sir. ilpst.
lire DEPUTY, MA detailed to ~nrs UP tue
ease, aud, In colnl'asy With SteEeus,
role cut to meet the wagons When
ahout four miles ftum the city, they saw
thrtn cotnnQ, Aul tictcrmsned to let them pass tn
TO the city. About O'Clock In The evening" tue
Hehvles florl't1 nj tho corner Of Wood street AMI
Chicago AyenNe, in ffont II the Residence Of Nj.
Fitzgerald MF. Hort watched the wagons ali
Light III Jrlcf II nussihl, to learn rum wh3t dts
ulcTJ the Hlhrs had come In the morning he
told Fitzgerald that he intended 10 seize the Kots
wllercupUn. 1t WIS aIteZed, Fitzgerald drew re-
vnlves anu threatened to shoot lm II he attempicl
to do sl lie subsequently co0lcti down, however,
and permitted 1oyt TO cxanIne ile barrels which,
10 hts astHnlshInenr. were empty. The barrels
3d, doubtless bccn cEnptIetl during the night In
trer To xrU!l objection, the prul1au Ia the u
eintty WAS saturated With lhe liquor. FIT gerald
vas then urrrste lie Was held in SlOQo ltatj 10
answer aud III 1900 additional for reslst.ng an
officer.
, 1870-07-31

" I'm N1EO-LO L-ACx2aWVE4s
JI'ATTED-TU EXCllANGE-A RR1Ck House
with r.cn :. with iHt', and tramr hu:c with I
for its Ial..tAse. Addr, ). GEO. CRUISING iIteh
land pAfk. III.
(A'ANTEp-TO ENCHANGE-A NEW PIGEON.
" lplr t2be, With nthtr foai prup.sv, for k..c1
lrsr. aud l,4tnsss Arrl* Immediately at IA
N.t.th WAufAr, in The bxsru,rrf ~
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CoNvKRsIoNs.-The Able Rogerson has re.
ceived four persons into the Church in Paris.
Itappears that the dread of q decree on Papal
Infallibility has had no effect on these persons,
distinguished alike for education and social
position. We are requested not to publish
their names for obvious reasons. Others we
hear of who declare,that upon the decree pass
ing, there will remain for them no other alter
native than that of joining the Church. On
Whit Tuesday, the Rev. H. Wilson, late curate
of Frome Selwood, was received into the
Church by the Rev. Father Coleridge, 8. j.
London Tablet.
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i <. ~
v... NEW 0szaAM. Tune a. Isso. /
:. Aschias O, ia Csssi ssfssS Nsw oiisss5. =
Ar-ws ase nucA n want Of Two ~ your Family
saving AaoAnsn and peoposs 70 give ys.ta sxahA.ss
AeF shsn, one sach, Singer ana Whssasr 4 wilson n
y0u accept cur oer u win taks o = the last Of i've
OF the other patterns Of machines that No have disposed
OF to give pacs 10 yours have had much
wish several Of The leading Sowing Machines and feel
That We can say without injustice to any one that the
Elastic Stitch Asshine Of your Compaays make il ar
superior to any that We have used. Its simulim,tv
ma mort required to operate tho great strength
ana elasticity Of it, seam, qualities We have never
ionnd eqnalsd In any other Since the INTRODUCTION Of
your sewing Machine into our Asylum It has always
oeen avoEite with children and often source Of
muon contention among them a. to who should have
me Of its use During the past two years We
nave had i've Of Sewing Machines In constan,
aea large Quantities Of work Of every description for
amiiies has been done ON then. wehave never had |
my ftom those for whom the work has bean
one but on the contrary much praise for tho besuty
NC perfection Of the machine stitching We most
sEnssty hope that you VIII accept our proposition 10
1onAnga and favor rs BY sending your machines at the
arheat opportunity. SISTER ANGELICA,
lyl0 2m Directress st. Elizabeth Orphan Asylum.
L
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As we stand by the sea-shore, and watch
the huge waves come in, we retreat, think
ing we shall be overwhelmed; soon, how
ever, they flow back. So with the waves
Of trouble in the world, they threaten us,
bnt firm resistance makes them breaR at
our feet.
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A full and complete assortment Of SILK TWIST
LINEN THREAD, COTTON, OIL, NERDLEG ETC. |
constantly ON hand at manufacturer rrtcos. les "
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Board Of Trustees:
Domingo Fato, WIN. A. shron.h,,.
ss@i n TODD. ,. "A Peterson,
n. Moody Gabriel Pascal
Arthur Forstan, r. a Buancn.,a r.
Alexander Aarks Charla. R.ro,
This Company IL taking Fire, River and Marine Riss
u the very lowest rates. and gives the assured return
nseen por cent or tho scrip Of the Company at tho
end of the year. a. he may prefer. no1I1v
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m AID wmDoH.
= dseidsd hit--A mortal blow.
q sbed aneH-To owe man money
1edy killers Thin shoes in winter. s
~ =: lsxury a cat 6sedins ON mink
49, edding Marrying : block
= hAne ! Six line pa d IL news
.ass ofsths past The constitution as
81 3 c q Keeping taught in one iesson-Don't
and she wouldn't. o>-
Mani u like = potato, never sure when he
I'LL got into hot water. 81
When = draft passes through bank does
gfve the clerks . cold.
The bow Of q ship is not evidence of its
Mhat 4 the best motive for travelling .
What iss the most extravapant Of all
coats Waistcoat.
People who go to the theatre for amuse- |
nent arc often seen in tiers. :.
What . man wsnts-all he can uet what
e woman wanta-an she can't get.
4 There 10 man in town SO bashfnl that
ne seldom gets acquainted with the facts.
Thieves do not have q very uuiat life of
y, Notwithstanding they take things so
/, Soft soap, in some shape, pleases all. and.
Ito il tho better. 'o1 pu' {
J, +" You seem to walk more erect than s
aansl. my dear sir." g Yes, have been !
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(coLH11AEy UNDULAf01YT

HAVE STOOD rHE TEST or fRx0x1uAL nm
FOR TwxNTY YxA1A
FIRST PREMIUMS AwxRpm
At the following Stns Fairs.
M. 4fGrnl.:::.--....Is ss = IA -
Tsxas Hoestoa, 1870 u Ii TX -
1nc oHly Fairs whore publicly sxAihatsa,
Factory and Once. eos Tohoupiso.ias .srs.s.
new ORLEANS. L. y, = ~
send for circular aad reduced prsee N \. ei-s
1eae u h, DUDLrv S,oy
THo1As b BoDLEY = CO, 81 $3.50
xAxusAcruRzss' AGENTS AID p.Arx,s
ALL DESCRIPTIONS PC OF xAcHAzzzY.
AGRICULTURAL 11pLExzsr4
AND FERTILIZERS,
'.-----.-....- .Perdido street. ..~
zs~ os1zAm. 1ouusAxA.
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1 AA"< HsU' Hn HN1 In A19HTNING RODS.
would can the attention of Builders and Propertv
Owners TO my new improved Copper Covercd an az
yantzed Lightning Rods, which oder at prices tbst
defy competition. - PAA0eS INN
e.r.foI 70 nae WIN meet with propt and
0aLosn s4enhAon. FRED flick.
wa 40 harUnna GeEeSS
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Beard Of Trustees:
4 Domingo Fato. WIN. A. shrop.hire,
sam1 n Todd "A Pstsr,on
g. N Moody, Gabriel p..c.I
arthur Forstau, 7. b. Blanchard, Jr.,
| Alexander Marks, Charles Ramon
This Company IL taking Fire. River and Marine Rial,
very lowest rates. and gives assured return
Of fifteen por cent scrip Of the Compsnv =. ~
end OF the year. ~ he may prefer. no1I1v
T .oU1s1ANA STATE MUTuAL INSURANCE
Company of New Orleans.
Office, Corner Carondelet and Common streets.
FIRE-MARINE-RIvER.
Risks Taken as Low as Any Other Company
+ sS$aSfaS Ss: ss5s ::;;sssss
3 bo @hiSseV. BheFTe .sr;. Chs Leeds.
! sssssss: s: Shs. 1 B;es. him 1hsRsss''
A,l SsSnR.s0n' P RS,pLins, SPisrgon.
A. sl Msf e., SiSssS We cep asz.
Hs1 asa aa'f ho ssssa HFhssss
--- : D JAZZ On
WIN. B. NORRIS & CO.,
Fire, Rive and Marine Insurance Avencv
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER TEN |
MILLIONS. s,-ess~-,
oME.--.-...---.-.-.-.. Of New YorF.
rbe Leading Insurance Companies Of the United
Record of Losses Paid. xAo mn an
An business Of Insurance transacted PROMPTLY. Rata
Adfuafru av,f, \
NICE without rs we = q M dssiy m 49,.
js1s sm No. 81 cssond Agsn IT,.
HOPE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office, No. 81 Camp street.
INCORPORATED IN 1857.
s va csRt A.pss s,s in -ssseooe %
= s.i: si SsI III ~ 60
e; ss:' S: z,:s Gordon.
zyEE EIsks e Sc psS
fo MAsL 8SHN,s " sEsss.issns, Ie
oaaOe. 81 Camp street. ~ : 1" A 5sSiy
Jew ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY, d
Office, Corner Camp and Canal streets. IA.
emiunns received ending the year 1859 fasa OFT "a
sIses. Iaxes, Expenses, etc, paid during
sets on tie siss Of December, isd0 MsasI
l. W. dnoKs' Secretary. j. TuxEs, President
Diroetofs,
Irquharta A Rochereau, MI Payre
blanchard, w. Steven, a Du6yho
sSsssa #Ss Es',ssS. ~ FEa T:isaF'
4
BE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST AiS
insure yoSs vus, and your wives 4
Workingmen's Mutual Insurance Society,
No. 90 Camp street, upstairs.
My one payment and that IS cents for each WAR of
age, whsa insured, until insured person diea A
Inen only 81 cents to DO paid by eurvvor ana
class In which the deceased Is insured MAD
II Tor copies OF charter and bylaws with explains Wit,
10. A n RAC0Jr p-ass 49, used
N noi' treasurer. 3al6 Iy .,on
Ew ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION ap
Office, No. 10 Exchange Alley.
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wholesale dealers IN Fire-Test Coal on and Coal on
ATnPe FohtaoIe Gas Lamps Lanterns and Chandelforn
f<sent Gas Fluid and Vapor Burners Gasoline PatnS
ana ali tho products Of Petroleun.
a specially Of Saear-HOaso and cazeShea LAu,ua
AnA AAhtecAaA naS IN
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"A = -.---- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ARD.