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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-05

x,ass<s Reep9 500 bills Fcur $500 bush wheat Sy"vo
Ia, 500 tp.h Ca.s bu,b Barley, $50, Hogs
~ 500 bblS Ior C,DD tub Wheat S'NVV o' n
40 b.sS OF. 3S lsh re 100 bush Barley and 1000 Hsgs
6m ana Is fair demand ses ~
~ COG 3 enent; sales OF Rel ~ .
Corr arm ie napl al <c rye hrn sn1 ~ haisrs
a. scfe7s nusT .gAsn-cd at s5djic. Pcrk-len9nd ena,
Ner srr "a is GA 30. 81 seller June Lni 1 anu a,
Ssneei Al 81 iSie ls--Dsmaai hght heltt. Is
u 10, ssui,er, Ne ~. 30 sides; 66Clc ot IkSr
offered hht; holders m Aes o. i,s soo
- sides Ia-o 1--we lIo,s Gal at 90 sJdSi 'V TcoP'
WHISKY steady at SIC
COTTON IARKBTS ,,,,r.-. s,5s,,c
Lows April GCotion GaS ami uoniaoii ss.,nts 40
NEsPRIs, A2nl A-COtoA quiet; hodipgs' NsN' '''
Bosrox April 4-coi,on To-day holidays no m"A0'' '
STwOaLRASs Apn, I-Coion Ia fair demsnd' maSnS, Am
,st REGENTS al hs,rs; gr,, bes exports 81 p.i I lin
Ssks; to Ccrk 1850 bes; to Cronsiaa l''V 'S''S' "
bales; sales bales stsck Ie eSJ OIL 19oc net
Anil Coz, steady; Good Ordinary ~
lrecepts SS bales epIts-coSstWse' iVi es'esi ''' Wv
|Dtcck 2 Gil balcs ,,,r.., ,9lc net receipts. 274
II MOBILE April A-Coton cueti mHi"nss N-S"' NV
~ haeS ,sldio,.
Ami Cotton and IN good demand AI-o"nss'
~ mel rsoent, bales sales, ESQ bales sioet ~ W.
rsTox Aprl ACooa Quit; Mddngs &c. tes
~ bales Great Bds 1S"S baesj oOAA'"iSe' ' '
|lpO bales; stock lSl9 tscS ,rauns, POI 022,c
Wu,Nor0S Anil 4-Coion fru; NdLngS <.le he' ee'pN'
&n Ia %. sales % bales; stock 1928 bales .,, oaao,,
Qae and weak Midihnrs Z9@%',
ee r p,s 2es 81 baes exPo-o SIest bish NJ
NoRro,E April I-Cooa quct Low hldinSs NfGIsei re.
receipts. bales; eIgOus-CosstW 6V 9aesi sales wv UA'''
Par ,ns1THIs Arii l-Co,on quiet Mddfrgs 23l629;c
louisville April A-Coon quiet; NJ 'hngs s2e ;,. -,
AuGuTA. April tCO.ton steady; MadiDg+ .ac' s'ep" 10
"a Sale
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NIL ~ Eh, > IN LANc ~ W.
FINE CARRIAGES,
C.G BROADWAY,

Respectfully notify tie public that owing to the Intended removal q
stock of description Of ta
e and he Wagon of fashionable style and esn! sAiss
anu of taeir manufacture. ......,x
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so AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

CTHE ROAD rns from the Detroit River, connecting there
with tie Chicago and Southern beag bulk to Chicago and
will thereby form the
SHORTEST TRUNK LINE DEWEEH BUFFALO AND CHICAGO
or ia ether words lie the SHORTEST LINK IN TB GREAT
LINE OF TRAFFIC BETWEEN TIE EAST AND WEST connect
in. the GREAT SYSTEM OF RAILWAYS wAah d.veE5es from
DaGllo, TOelo. and Chicago.
Abapch also rams from st. st. Clair where forms con-
neOs with tie roads leading into the iASeF AMI mineral
regions Of Michigan
THE MAy LINE from DaGo DstiOl; River 220 niles long
TIE branch St Thoas to st. Clair G. miles and runs ti'o's
the srca. Canada oil region
OF THE entire Inc eco He Tro hundred and treay niles ore
oraed trded AL ready he sps:vere The remaining 20
miles are under eoatac. really tie suorueGFe aIy in tie
surn-.er
OF TIE COO ties required coo h'n ad TIE remainder
arc coming 10 daily
SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TUTs Of rails Ar delivered 'nd
raid m and tie balance contracted to he lcyE early IA tie Sumner
those for the min ae being STEEL, all co b teyaA
ALL the materials for he stations sud par; Of the equipment are
purchased.
TRACK LAYING will be besua as the frost Is oct OF tie
ground.
Tie ea,;rc re viii be reads before Dec 81 1872
TIE ROAD being built by experienced railroad mea in tie
oonnv who are orflst Of profitable business O from the day Of
It's opening.
TIE ROAD WILDE
sc LILIES Shorter than cry ether Read,
either BUILT contemplation between Buffalo and Che's'
THE MAXIMUM GRADE the cure lno does rot exceed FIJI
TEEN the maHi NIn-iy'E per eeas OF tee rO'd -
STRAIGHT.
q >
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Four.l-aSe. Eairance on Twenty seTea'A'I
TRAIyS LEAVE -vgwY9RK ,,,.
For Nev.Ilayen ami ldg;Pot eCEIl iL9o M i' (Erh
'e fcr alcn st5 fsrdel Southport and wes9ort i'''
n" fc oi' cat Sc1 yak asl Onao mi 1915 CEr 1 @S
t} 20 sl sy SI rs s5S hi I3o S. 30 and $50
PSr Stamford SJ g. il:jO i5 (EL 2lS, (Erl 2i'
~ 20, r:5 5:ie ard Ei ella Stations, h aS
"a ssn s% M a , a N for
Boston via 'o'A sr"' ea 60, SIC rs 9hhS
for for Boston Boston VIA s snas bs s u
Tor Hartford and spn ss NJ Is2 J ana H. % Il" northampton
~ So Providence Tsh Ralroa D. ii1 C n
For Shore Lae Railway Norwich AID f'O'4su'' LIN
to am AMI NorsptDa Railroad IN to North
sTPioe sH M towu and winantc Railroad NA ae
f fo alroa su1 go p m i 80 ~a.'"
For pancy and sGT%a Sp S :s snis:o
Cencgs sleepss ca a''ce IL @ Car attached
gssS .Ss Nsr az s8' iia's
' 40 the 0e ss 10 ny cou AMI
BY afH5 Hot., can have their O'sg fH ssa hoYT Sap
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROMv FOOF o.:
DEsBRoSSsEisSE a y, i and S5o a. m ~ s:
" MGsI nv e "h. a o y f Sr Phsig1.
sad W.T. e; 9Fd va Bal bn SSt S 5:5 n.y.
for tn sOUf $3.50 92S p H. SILVER I'M S a For tie
% s'G va sH rean5, anna AMI III nm t s rom M
10 Ptbarg Chicago Without eaaDse 10 P,ts
To
Pase cars arc Jeuie aud st. Louis without chsng. er
ILL., csrs ~ atticni the $3.50 H. and - ~ at t,
iS,f 70 i.n 1t Of Cortaaltst AMI oii lrcalSa
n,xKry % rPIr, w.; Ae, 'jjiitKsGS cenrspp
NTFyy-yORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD CommencIag MouesL nov Az. -, F.r
'sfS CO CHICAGO ESr ss. With prarns''om cars
,neo m. Special Chicago Express WIN pt""s i'V" WIS ~
' and Niagara Falls - D..
ms A. M Northern AMI Western Express
i9.n ~ n, Spe,a a OF Express oB at AVS a. .,
So D. 3D. Montreal Exrrss WIN sleepnseSS from Ne"'i0h "
eco ESrtes, With SerBgean for WATERFOWL o'"es0 and
aoo pg rpre,s ssepnceas for Roehess BuiaS
WV ~ Falls, tso CAicg, via bo'h L. = an ~. y.
III os,, AID 81 Louis, via Toledo leaves on 'aAI
oo Enress with seepingesrs fr Troy and Albany g.,
An I'M ,ns runang no Of lonfers ave rom Nv aeP'
~ 'or u Tran rs THRIFT t.,wstt Sde a. heeoVI
iohAsi' D'" O. H. KkNDRIJk General Passenger AZ NJ
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% fubom It nan Voiltern

NOR ADOPTION-Twi females, born March
4 . Of American pareatge Address hf d. y W" no. Fefi
pand-st, boston, Mass.
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nrrPALo IJvE STOCK MARKET-AprIl 4

csrrRReepts %, bes making the total for the week n1s
6IO head s62 against St cars the same me s 49,
sales. III head linc Steer
from PIP 20 3 ms SO IS; 50 head Gan lda ScAers anu
steers ranging ron lbs At S4d 20 %S "a Aesd Se
steers svcsns 69o ms 65 % head Michigan steers rams As
ffon se1 o i.9l uS, st ~ o.! GS3 ~
22yo heed making the weeks tuppS SO ny o+0
ice last week; market bea'yi
s.e. is Michigan sheep averaging 81 b. at IS S0i Isl head
averaging o. b,s - s. -,
HcsssReceps 100 making the total for TIE week tins far
1873 head against u 100 bead kt the same time list week set
oue about oferrS sales $50 bead averaging III b. at ~ 5i
10 head averaging l6 H. S5 1875 head averaging $50 10 at
81 62l and 1O5 heal aversgin. III 10. Al 81 CO.
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Gorss5, CARRIAGES, farress, ~r.

Gorse5, CARRIAGES, farress, ~r.
A j. b. BREWSTER 81 CA.
TWENTY-FIFTH-ST.,
Near Leringon-are.,
NEW WAREROOMS,
FIFTH AVENUE,
CORNER OF 2?TH.cT.
OLD HOUSE OF BREWSTER,
ESTABLISHED 1888,
MANUFACTURERS
FINE CARRIAGES,
AND
SOLE MAKERS OF
THE
CELEBRATED ROAD WAGONS,
With vertical Steel plates nDT ed in hxle-beas
Zee annexed ceFtiaca.e;
hors oorfuy egcmted your Patent Se,lax z<i
Irnd hot ne addition Of he rT;ldl Pat.
tpoGadaLdU cd tines as sig as Il uouh tewi:houn
Very respectfully, GEO. h. MCCLELLAN
TIE ABOVE ARE OUR ONLY PLACES or BUSINESS.
Drawings furnished APPLICATION with circular TIE st-ss
tsgcs vertical steel plaies- j. IL. BREWSTER x Co
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Stint o1s Wanteo--fema!c5.

A PFSpECTADLE GERMAN GIRL desires Il
n SITUATION n an Amecan mily do cooking 'l1g ard
onirg or ec Of reference. Call a! 49, Seventh
S. bctne ~ Avenues \ ard Il. second 1oor.
GOOD ENGLISH, Irish, Scotch, American, and
VI German SEyAHIS Il No l2' oEiolkst between NV
Igtoa and S.iutla-stt, bv MIA Hid.
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Glsamtouts ano Railroads.

6asT GIaoAb S and soufS
CORP ~, MAEcHkTrGa M i S4SHA, n H. e
hiGhoR H.. rlYHouln: Il. H.. and all pOa,' f'on WHITE
~o'' Als' .n' &ira65% Change or CARS no,rg
n TEs FA io Ss2hscF ASP h
p MILES RAIL DISTANCE SAVED PROM Ronhe casco
R. R Sl.sla AL Lowell u H. famqg;n and Lowell R. siaa ms
Ca sa r e Clinton ae sG S f o %';1i
GAsb Is o ps SS f%S sH 2s lie mos! tst
and co SSc E'qS ' IoSEL AEp FALL RIVER LINZ
TIE s1;t: Of Line ] at % TSo G of i S Jt reT
Fan r. hat 'srs s I g yolc S R9Hi s WI Doas
Boat TAIN for Lowell F'ehhaIs points No wiz 'e f S
a ss 9 e. a c5pec S' ios I 1 F San Ila ~
NJ z. slM0Es, Managing Director N s. < Co.
JOHN B. lNsLow sqp. Nashua and Lowell R. R. p.,.,,
A. E. sWaSEY SDpt Taanton branch r r.
6 66SG s 81. ga u GI * and az We GssI ST
No2TH RIVER and NEW s, ls Ai STEAl lSl.
csee Hastings D.s Ferry I.oon sy,' t s9s ~ SI re.
S %ad & Eyacl aud Taloss lcy al, conuect with IL r.
H. K iTainA
nor NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD &c.-Fare,
p. connecting With The railroad
ENALL RIVER LINE, ...r
Il rv,r, f9E BOSTON via NEWr 9Ip COLONY
c,,, Es y Fiu,,,,ys Can't T. ~ SiMJioNs
'FRONT.'
room. apl to ard 500 Boaway and corner anu
A''' ~ ~ b. II. SIMONs, Managing Director.
EIRST "TRIP for RONDOUT and hlNGS-
TON landing ooHus co.1Ta NssSgTsl Mo~ sSs
fo,n f,ot OF H. rfn-s g. ~ r. al p NJ on APP"
2 and EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud sAIOhpai teie
A LBANY AND TROY LINE STAniEhS,
~ Isg Al CArnKIII from ~ ". K. DAILY VSsurany'
e1cpt'dl iaTe o. eon, Ilah saeooms 20 eltL y, T
VtHptkBUT All NNECrCUT connecting Win ATeaus 70 a,
,,ftions Wesl AMI EorIb. vii leave a5s.s AZ ~ 49,
reduced ra.s& w "A'N"'
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L. d. RNCKER. Genl.
NEW-YORK AND ,NEW-HAYEN RAIL
" H' ROAD
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY -, i5T

p,en er son in Twyork corner Of TweHysyeuihss aud
Four.l.aye. Earance on Twenty screaIh-sL
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Gha,ltc5 tot Dnsilcs5 Men.
Eo:iSoil advertisements.

no AMERICANS WISHING TO VISIT
Observation-Disclosures sishng to spnl short time IN iUlon
Comfortably economically may FURNISHED HOUSES
APABTESrs In aiSauco o eir arrival varying from % 20
9, pr week. By sppiclon SlDENHAM WAIsoi AGetOneo
Estate Agent, D rvcrnsroad, B,ysTaer Lo-doa
IIc,t rer. ceff aca end counee salts
graE;ee Roicr by permits ion to W. j. sILL1AS esq
MAST INDIA SuEEP and GOAT SKINS
Ia cur d ari frlst' French WORM second n 20
80, 4 min reorif, Ores accompanied BY remittance, sails
ft,-. be n'.rsscl 10 urde- med. or TO M'
N0.OE tOG...P TiOieTe 10 he Loire.
Ire whom oly is advertisement addressed will
tr, &c lc4i-g GiT ct With lflc.uTTs
EDnAoD q. PG,i Co.. - Fnsour- { fcn', London, n C.
TNIE NEW GALASllIELS TWiLLED
d sHIFTISG FLANNEL, noted for is rousi nkng q1,
81, tyla sent on The sole HaLucusrs JAAES
METCEE Co. SOW Mn GalAsh.eb Scotland London Once. %
Nalbfook, London. Lngni.
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PASSENGER NOTICE.-NEW and ONLY
4 Direct RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT ROUTE between COY
CORD n H.. MANCHESTER n H.. NASHUA, y. H., LOWELL.
LAWRENCE FITCHBuRG, MAST Tacoma, N H. 'a, Mv
HALEOR y PLNMOL I'll. NJ H., and all pon isoin hiA n
MOUNTAINS, ami hHW-l DIRK. . - >..u
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or CITY PROPERTY TO ret
10 70 Per PAYABLE annuay Send for Cfens
COCHRAN & WALSH, Saint Paul, MIN
Dali ROAD, State, City, County, and Town
Ia BONDS Of all Kinds BOUGHT and SOLD by HAMA
fROTpLf r. Wslst Nev-York. Investment securities speciality
-lnioruu - he 10
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-21

win: the ardent and adroit worker in the
political field. Ae il. in all fairne IS. en-
titlsd t. We , favo able consideration.
We canno. qua g great politics-.he
grand game of Ia in; ana unmakins
governments-oy the bipartisan stand
point of the business man who takes
special pains to give i. out that he knows
No politics in trade and commerce II
principles are worth the saving. the men
who exercise the hrses. part IN giving
the support aud yindic.tion are entitled
% the first Ga ,nca in thu division OF the
off. es. Narrow nIinledness will pritse
Of bribery in response to oar estimate OF
the matter; themore generous and Larger
observer will Justify the id estimate ou'
% regard to the need of praise and IA
yors rendered which go where til y do as
50 many wei earned rewards Of merit
and faithful service
A Republic cannot aft ord to have foist-
upo1 it IL distinct AMI perm .nel4t clas s
O. o.IiCe holders.
Tley whosare to attend upon the ma
ciiIe-y Of government owe to the sai'.
government tn -ir very active services IL.
the political du;nss aud inaueacies Il
their diy.
Fer the reasons which We have briefly
.nA,n Grated it is inconsistent with the IL
-ent Of our Institutions that amy iass'
class Of citizens should be made se2iess
3 re CARDS politics.
Myreove.: TIE Constitution of the
United States says that appointments
shall be made "wltl, the .,tiII.s and con-
sent of the Senate.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MS s OLUTIO THE FIRM OF
IL CAMPbELL l. FCNhHOUSE. Tea .ls.>I !
,nis day dissolved BY iA.utual "a h.,s n. .. "
CAMPBELL Will carry the busins IS III his
vi name h, r. at er. All bills due the comp lIE
will b. collected ly J. NJ. Campbell, who Will
also pay all company dvut, oMins by sal. liln.
j. NJ CAMPBELL
A.C. FUNKEOCSE.
October II, lS.2. Nvio ~
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THE watch which George WashinSto.
gave Lafayette in l7Jl, and Wi h w
stolen from the latter i'll 1921 and nevei
seen by him afterwards, turned up Ill
Huntsville Junk shop the otler day.
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MARBLE ID.
In thes city, Novemb 20, by X. II. Parkinson
rP, ". J. Danio Is 10 Mrs. An1ile Wood,

I'll ". d. ''O1v''
PERSONS des;rO,,s of renting rooms IN prlvaf'
residences xre requested TO let the same ,"
known TO LAnp L Kelly. there Is continu-
ally demand for the same.
Nor1cE.-Hereafter the E1prsss Office of Wells,
Fargo Co. will close a: C i o'clock. P N. L.
r.rs deposited in the Il tier Box up TO 10 orloct
P NJ will be forw srded by ~" vi, 49,"
sS-,v H. F. RICE, Agent.
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FOR EEATNESS ND ORDE r.
IN CARSON.
(roH TEE MEN A2TEAL.i

Ma. EDIroH:-Al;aouSh you have init
mated that your desk is flied with art
eles which You have been forced to eA-
olut.e fir, n your columns. yet We ventu. c
% be, sm Ill corner for few susgss-
ions. thu: you may see tit to lay before
me public. especially to the Street Co. =
nissione-s o. othsr public functioniries,
s-hom it may concern, believing as We 90,
nat they naturally affect the interests oi
Carson. the ses. of government Of tn,
silver State-Neyada.
Before making this place our home, We
we're told that Carson was the ''gem Of
Nevada-'' and at midsummer. whel
m5osomed in green. it WAS an e.aeIalG
set in the everlasting, glorious hills tina:
iurround it. But now that the rude
.rosts and wintry wins have sw pit ava.
,ur verdant foliage. hSw Oh; n led tn,
Gene! On looking out upon our city.
VIA: do We see before Is? Rivers, O.
mountain streams, which often rush
trough our streets, with an impe:uosit,
which only the strongest barriers can re
ist. almost o. entirely without bridges;
i;dewaiks, of loose boards, across tlies
,treams. irnperilng the lives OF all pedes-
rians. and especially dangerous to our
.,ildren, who viii be more anxious than
.yar to be ut school III aM weather, with
,ur new teachers and commocious school
louse to att-nct them; Guadrupeds. of the
cas-. agreeable kind. running at !ar.se,
md occasionally in:ruding upon Our d.
nestle peace; and, more distasteful than
IL, dead carcass. left undis:urbed in
II pathway. These and MANY other
a1isances. equally uncomfortable, ire
.psn to thu view OF the most casual OIL
,s-ver.
Nos, III. Editor, what IS tho remedy?
S,,ail i: b. left to each householder to do
VIVA; he or she can do or their Owl
Promises? Much may be done in this
way, and We wcnld venture to suS yes. to
.hos. ow1:ers. who are 10 neatly enclosing.
their yards. that they isaJ cor:a., 4 puhii
b.ne-i. by laying q few p,aa,ss on the out
sile-but viii this be srfii::entf Now
th It the election is over, and our publ.
Offices all well filed. viii no. or chival-
nc ge ltlemen take this matter in hand
and D It our sheets andsidewaias in good
order before the meeting of the Legisla
ture7
We ladies'. who thus petition, do not
beloly 70 that order Of strong minded
" ,E,ea," x.o wish to control the ballot
box We are eon:cnte.l vita the sphere
which Providence hiss assigned us, and
would only exert that quiet influence
which has never been denied US. to pre-
mote the welfare Of the community in
which our lot is cast. Ekh such views,
We would desire to sea the above named
evils rcnedied, and 10 sre such q change
in Carson that, when our LEGISLATORS.
Governors, Hnd other HIGH of6eiais shall
assk mble this Winter, they may carry
away with them e pleasing report Of our
city, snd Carson may be RI renowned for
its nsI1ez, neatness aud Co0d gosefnnnce.
a. It now In, for tho Inequality, rs6ne-
ment and cultivation Of III socisty. -
, $50 - Respectfully,
sfrrsf=S e aaAsH. S--K.
AndOesW3a1At u Carson.
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LR SCHUEz Is II: nome III Missouri
looking for a tailor to repair the rents l.
his breeches pockets, through which III
German vote was lost the other day
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Az epizJotic prevails AMONG the de
on the Michigan frontier similar to tn
Affecting the horses. and large number
are found de I'd and diving in the woods.
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$3.50, sos 90.
Tickets 81 Each or Six for So.

ITO cash Nri.ts, allitUIItI-5 10 '$-''0'oV'
This Legal Enterprise is endorsed by the high
= author ~ of TIE State and tst p'ls;n,s men
Over ,ne-half the Tickets taken before C@to-
,erlst Th,, limited number on hand Will b
furnished those Who spply first
Nov can be ss-n: 10y nail, in Registered Let
- TO-, Office MONEY Orders, or by Express.
All P izes will be paid in full. AGENT
WANTED For fall T,1rticalsrs sddr,ss
I'M PAFTEE.
nos General Manager, Omaha. Neb
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Tue noble pine forests # Michigan ar
succumbing to new kind of wasp caiie'
Mocerata Hymenop.era, with sting as
long as lis name
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The drawing will take place at Virgins. Ne
vads the time of which due notice will he sivel
50 soon as enough tickets have been sold TO pa!
the. State proportion for the Asylum Fund. q.
w. II ais the Prizes il :,.N. that being the parros
of the Trustees. $50
All I,nsold ticket in the hands of Agents will
be called in before the time set fer drawing.
Tickets o. Admission. in Geld COR
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Tax Emperor of Germany is stiil liz
fiictins Iron Crosses upon English hdies,
Just as if they didn't have C. oss-s enough
of their own to bear.
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GIVEN AWAY

toevery subscriber to The Christian Union an un-
sectarian, literary, religious and domestic weekly
newspaper, edited by HENRY WARD BEEoHER.
Thepair by a fortunate arrangement which one of
the partners of this house was able to raris
during the last SIEGE with the propretors of the pic
tures are furnished to Mr.. Beechers publishers at
rate entirely exceptional. The subjects are LUe-Size
As to the Christian Union, the great success Of
that paper has been marvel In the history jounal
ism, and the scholarly, and critical New York Nation
call 1t not only the ablest and best but also the
most popular Of American religious periodicals"
This paper, hereafter will be printed still lar
ger sheet, folded in centy -four pages pasted at the
back ard trimmed at the egdes, decided advantage
possessed by other religious weekly published 1t
contains contributions from eminent writer's Of all de-
nominations, and has matter Of interest for every
member Of the household, young and old. For the
year 1872, Mrs. HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE will
write erclsirely for the CHRISTIAN UNION.
IL has something for every member Of the household
father mother, boys, and girls, young men and
young women, all find something of interest. Ad-
mrable contributed and editorial articles discussing
all the great topics of the day; fresh information on
unhackneyed subjects; much matter of high and
pure religious tone; Domestic Department, choice
Poems, Household Stories, and Chat for the little
ones, one of the CHIEF attractions being Mrs H. B.
Stoves fascinating Tales.
The terms Of subscription to this paper are For
year. only $780, This will entitle the subscriber
to the paper and to the above pair of beautiful Oil
Chromos THE CHRISTIAN UNION, Illustrated Roli-
day Namber (2s pp) will be be sent FREE to all who
nop subscribe for the year 1872.
Send money in postal orders, drafts or registered
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SPECIMEN COPIES of the paper will be mailed FREE
postage to any address receipt of six cents by
]. B. FORD & Co., Publishers, 27 Park Place, New
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next column, headed'Why2"
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The charming pair of fchroms,, ''Wide Awake" and
east Asleep" of whose real beauty and attractive
ness Mrs. Stoves graceful sketch can give but an
imperfect idea-so pleasing they to all who love
art or chdrenhave always sold in the picture stores
for $40, and the original publisher has never been
able to supply the great demand for them even at
that price. And yet, although thousands of them
have been sold in America at that high rate they are
now within the reach of ALL for they are
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Attractions for 1872 !
GIVEN AWAY
I TWO CHARMING AND pOpULAR WORKS
As OF ART. u5dF
"Wide Awake and Fast Asleep"
TWO EXQUISITE FRENCH OIL CHROMOs,
THE SUBJECTS OF WHICH ARE LIFE
SIZE, AND CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE
ALL WHo LoYE ART OR CML-

Are GIVEN AWAY to every subscriber for 1872,
whether it be Ne,o Subscription or a Rene,caI
These Chromos are no cheap coored prints, but are
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glish artist fully equal for their size 0}x12D to any
chrome eve published. The subjects are life
size. The pair, by a fortunate arrangement which
one ofthe partners of this house able to make in
Paris during the late seige with the proprietors of
the pictures, are furnished at rate entirely ercep
tioHal So that, although thousands Of them have
been sold in America and at $40, still are and viii
be sold at that price by the picture trade generally
they can be giren to subscribers.
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