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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
PROPOSALS FoR ARMY SUPPLIES.

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p,p- ,yts,Si, Snit Z -, ". HI Isls
SEALED pranSs.is Iii IL ,s.sissI ~ this es,. "A
By The Post 1usTtsrna.isrs N ths pos,s b.io-
until " oelooH June II, ts7a for furnishing the
fOllOwins .nAmsd supplls. At The po.ts uAmedi
ann sofds N uard Wa NJ
Enpr mi " .va,v
.o.IIogsi ,t lhht ~, kANbA5'
90 tons Hsy. "A'1 "'O''
a,..Eolkt r ,hAfb' kAhsAS'
~ I Gons ~ "ooo' "
FORT WALLACE, KANSAk.
800 cords q hArd Wood.
~ IONS nay - .. a..
- FORT IARNED, kANSAh
J. 30 cords 81 Wood.
FORT poDsR. KASsAA , ...
LOO cords Of Wood,
6SD tons Hay.
FOkT LYON, COL. TER
60 cord, q Wood.
30 ton. hn;s,,u,,, =, $50, ,.,,,
o.Oo OAmf nyffbh' IND. Ihh'
- - eerds ~ WOOD.
1,a i VIZ s3n =, hhy,, an. 49,, ,.,,,. .,tu.th
=, lne W1o1 20 ps OF lhs pei quAily AroNuA w
nolhiB o. tne posA respectively Aehoep. hou Mh
Aos' NO soou being PrOcuIabie IN tue yleinI Q, hh
II n, sni IN ~ p,f 1870. To9a Nnsis s y, ni ~
ssd Tres from smAii limb. and bSnsh HIdders viii
slate the Eind or Kinds Of ~ood ard quantity Of
each Had they pFoposs 10 furnish A cord 20 be 10
TSs bay 70 be good srehAntAbs prairie hay. TO b.
veil and securely stacked BY the ocatroior. sod IN
sposu, clause will DO inserted In each contract
providing that any damage whioh mar result 10 the
hay from Imperfect stacking, must be made GOOD 70
cut before August ~. ton tobo 2nD pounds
hepsrse pIqposais are invited ios iuralshlne ths
satoJ bound,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

L
HEADQUARTERS DEPGRrMIsr or The IAEEaJ
OHiSS 2uAarLhnAsT.h's OTIIoE,
Sealed proposals. In trplieGts under The usual con.
dltous, With copy Of this advertisement attached.
Spsf Sb4RFEssrkkS J g. k n2sT
BuffALo, NJ y, until Il O'Clock, noon, June u.
IS hSid WSS9 I SaS ' BSSRSSs oSs
@ss during % yas . aad iSs
q, ISIS, as map bs Ts9glred By the QSArtsmAstsT'a
Titles 70 30 delivered approximately Ssti@aisd a.
follOusi
a. FORT P9STER. BUFFALO. NY.
$1,000 pounds Anthracite Goal, (s.oyel
S B DSS9SS: h I,SmISns, Ca 'ohS-tn
96.ssl podndS Data
$50, vi P PSSRSs s as
soRL NaaA n tI YoUNusHowN. MY
IA SSsS psasS: S%tSrssiss 1ssi ISfEs
lss9 m9 pounds bltnmlnouA Goal.
100 pounds Straw.
-, FORT ONTARIO, oswEGo. NY
P bound: AAR.ssTSs.tS Gal Gal ZEE,
S eS pounds HAy
MADISON BARRACKS, SAoKETrs HARBoR.
| looIlo pounds Anthracite ooal, tstoye,)
800 P P AatSrSsitS 6SSI, tssss..(nutS
| 9blO0 p0unds Oats.
l9,sso pounds HAy.
Bl q Lp.Es e PFVPGsA, and aIt5s inform alton
SomSIy. QuIrtsraas,sT U, & A, BuS sio N. SRi
ss e sny enc e the pes.s seoVe nlmsd from me ASt
me Iisht y reject aIJ aud al BIDS Is Tesor,oi b.
PrSpossis shoaid BE- Addressed TO Major A Mont.
iRdoEssd sPrYpOsAis for Fusi, R9TssS o. stsis,SSi
o6lSi g. NJ Dept Of tho Lakes, Major SSd = n, u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
ON HAND!

nNJ Z" n N HN
"N " AVN
loo dor, s-Ib. can ToMAToPB.
DIAMOND BRAND, g2.4O per dos.
LOO dos. B-lb. can PEAOHKS, $500 per dos.
1000 dos. all kinds CANNED GOODS, At equally
'0- pnoee,
MI appTGnTa "a RIt,TI.TTT pEIps. m.
fines, rood. In the market
s.oO lbs. BUTTER, At 40 osnts per ID. II Is The
finest quality New York.
suo.ua
urAnuiated, Powdered. Crushed. best New Yosk
IL osas per 10.
Out, (patsut.J II cents per ID.
"A" UOFFKR, best New York, NV oenta per IN.
DhhhhAha' - ma ~ osnn 40
~. .s0'''e"' " oo'' o0'' N"" oN"AA ''''
Jus, reOslvsd por steamer, nvs casks PLANTA.
"a -. : -. ....,.a
So -
JAVA.
an ra.ta pritna old DUTCH JAVA. ID IL the finest
,n.II,v ~, mai \, imnortsb. Pdee-Rreep, m
c.n,., ,o,,,.d 13 4 o.nts
49,. Ia T.. NJ 1919, a., ,t,a.,. n.i.nt
our .lor S .aa no ~S..r ~ used ia ,oaSS thereby
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

OYncE Posr QuARrEHMAsrEnl
OoLUNnGA. =. o, hAy ~, 'sia \
WI be sid At pueIS suction a the 9a.rtsrmas-
m, on THURSDAY, the 9th dag Of une, 1874 .
large lot Of QuartsrmAstsEs btorss and Clothing and
blankets, ares, hAtohst.. bsdsao.s, tents A. Ae
uys c.D,MAk.uxkAApM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEET.

OETIcE or ACTING OoM'T or suBsIaTENoEl
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will bo received at
thia oies unit u m, JUNK II, Ism. for faTniahlnE
pArtmonL u. H. A., 1t this station, daring the slI 90
months commencing Jply !, le7a Information As 70
tAinsd 81 application to Il. q, ARMSTRONG;,
myiO.n Second Lieut. LIST Infantry. A. U. 4.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
pRoPosAIs FOR FRRsa BEEE.
PROPOSALS ron FRESH BEEY

0TTIuE or ruK A. o. s. MADISON BARRAcKsl
SAoKErr's HARBon, N. y, Nay l, ls72- !
Sealed propo.al., In duploAt. vii BE- Teosiyed At
Fresh Beef required By the Subsistence Department.
ing July I, 167a.
Information 10 conditions, quality OF besf. pay.
msnts, 40, can be obtained bI application 70
mylO.lO Second Lieut.. ist u. B. Art'J, A Os
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
Government Sales.

GALE OF UEsyRYIuRABL HORSES, PONIES,
. MULES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BTOhHs AND
OAMP AND GARRISON fQUIPA0E.
FoRr LElyErwORrH, KLr,, May N, Is7a :
sth dAI Of lgqs, lsla commencing At 10 o'clock m
NJ Ponisa.
~ Mulea
1879 grain Sacks.
iO6q Mule OollaIe.
~ Wagon Brides.
pa pairs lfAmes
va HAiter.
ldD asts cad HaruesA
rs cots wheel Harness.
o. Riding Saddles.
lBWAkon Haddle-.
Hoe UarriaEes.
Oatlyator.
Sod Guitar.
Moving Machine.
PioWa.
o. PAulina
y lisa,inG Htoye1. r# ...
hCookinK Stoves, -.
and an a.seytmant q other aIsleles e2psia,ing o.
Ooysrs, WstsI Kers Qhsek lin.., hartngsles, Oar
mon Tents, Ness Pans, Axss, epsdes. Bsd Baoks, 80
Ths koftss, psnlss and males Win - sold sibGly
TIE o,bsr srlSiss r DO disposed Of 10 lots 10 suit
ms ,.ls vin ,. continued from day TO day until the
satire lot has been sold
Terms Uash 10 oSysrnmsnt funds.
By authofiu q the Departmsut Oommandgr
JAZZ. N. MOOhE, QuArtermAstsr y. B. A.
nT JOuM LfvEnn, Capt and N. B. X, u. h. A. myD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

" NAPP,s EXTRACT OF ROOTS MAKES THE BEST
and cheapest Root beer In market, Fold BY Tao bot
e quart or gallon One gallon makes so gallons beer,
Depot 352 Hudson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
MALES AT AUCTION.
LIEN B. MINER AUCTTONEER
"A Salesrooms 95 Chambers and Y Reade streeta
ny ALLEN b. MINER BRO,
THIS DAY SATURDAY. JuNEl

SALEs AT AUCTION.
msss sna Road. ,.e
.iSl Vs. S Ss;5. eea!it III II sSSE,
ohssi sHd Efses consisting .,
slasR walnut asu!sa Island and
Sar;ans cornisss BLACK walnut Dining nj Ex.snson
sosless. sas Dining and Bedroom Furniture, Cottage
Sssshfs wass
Clocks Cutlery Kitchen t lens &C.. &c. 1885,
octave pno made by Linden
Hallst Cous on; carved rosewood upright Piano. =
RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER
"A ONCE and saiesroom 81 Nassau street,
9Rss4's IL F2s s a sell on MONDAY
ss n Furniture
-, r-, or every description
SssS$ss ssSsSS
"A sassroqm Liberty ii Cedar and $ Church street.
'a'9RSfiii Fits 9S' AY, June ssfSslia sSs &C.,
wALpRoS eookE Wii SsiIea above to the highest
no" '''Gsais sr sGyyshsa's q 'As
Rosewood Chamber Suits
Bedding OF every description,
sedsteaas,, Bureaus, wasSsiasSds.
Clocks. Rronzcs Parians,
Crockery Glass, Cutlery,
500 volumes good Books
Staple and Fancy Goods
leu common Pillows,
Watches, Chains and other Jewelry.
Naccnront, Soap, Sauces, &C.
Catalogues at sale.
ANEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
"A. Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
Handsome rosewood Parlor Suits, In crimson satin;
Library, Dining Room and Chamber Suits BUFFET Ward
robes, bookcases. Lounges, Chairs, Tables. &C.
Two very fine French Plate Maniel Mirrors.
Two very fine French Plate Pier Glasses
A very elegant wood agefe.
complete assortment OF Ma tresses Feather Beds, Pill
lows. Boscrs &c, &c.
At New York Sales and Storage Repository,
S 3S9 and Sl Fourth avenue, Twenty fifth street
A UCTION SALE-THIs DAY, SATURDAY MORNING,
"A at l0l. O'Clock, private residence of Levie Isaac
ESQ., 10 est Sd street between 9th ana 7h avenues
elegant costly and plain Household Furniture magnin
GENT "a rosewood Pianofortc cost sloo used months;
and Side Tables Pier Mirrors fine Oh Paintings imported
Bronzes Etageres Bookcase, 800 volumes Books Velvet
and Brussels and Ingram Carpets Lace Curtains French
Clocks, laIg assortment fine Bedroom Suits Single and
Double Bcdsteaas, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes,
Hair and Spring Beds and large assortment Library and
Dining Room Furniture; also basement and servants
offered this season. n B-Goods packed and shipped
or removed for purchasers Sale ,-i.ivc, In lots, by
catalogue, commencing Mt lO1a o'clock
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctionccr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

A sTIIMA AND BRONCHITIS EFFECUALIY RE-
IA licvcd by the of Datura Tatua. Tor 'fn most
fearful ATTACK OF asthma Lord Dupsany Ind scarcely
smoked the Datura Tatula for than minute
when the symptoms abated and IN ten minutes more no
relieved wonderfully He told me he had used II for
with the most perfect Certainly the In
haaton had the most magical effect ever witnessed ~"
DR.. j. Mcvcagh. II have never known an instance in
which relief was not obtained. "-Generai Alexander
Sold tobacco In tins, cigars and cigarettes IN boxes
and M pasles for inhalation In boxes, by SAvORY
MOORE, I43 New Bond street London, and All chemists
ORR iuaa nd hroughnut the States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

r JOHNSON, JR., AUCTI0NEER,
: MONDAY juno B.
ct I2x, on premises
RI. at Astoria sale,
10, splendid Lots,
by order Of josh A. Stevens Esq.,.
Extcator ~ anmuc! stevens, d.teised
EAcIr jon bv tc.mer. LrIlna 5 banL
Meci anicsi Forward y archi
lay IN IRE 7. ntsl
Own our Uwn hu.cst
Grant u,tion salc
If
3cS choice Lots
WhtcstEc, L. J.,
the
Fri hton VI America,
the pie.nsc
WEDN ESDAY, jane D.
By ord r Of Augastis = We ESQ., late Pres dent Of
ktcElen. fsq.. htor,
Fines IA bor the Sound.
Htahiest ,ca on on Ltng leland.
Mot sqi ndM road In H. country.
Ins- = b al y cse b d.,
ana buy pretty, CO. yh me- IL IN The heart OF
COL Ing impros ciiicn s. You VI IL haNea
d.ligltI 'umut excuri,n.
Ahec coll ii in.
Grafnnas fgmols Bt nd ard sons vocal ereeDfrcf
" swh ct { In you frce cAcni sion raj wi cAt Q,
". oah es slip and hi I, f,uih &c re., aL II
600 =, rMrp or lie &c !, n &c ets anu map ap
Ply GEoNib VAN ,I.hLEN, Alto my, lX Ma. stu
st.est New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

CEILING OFF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY
- description for the next ten days, at AARON Girls
TALARs 7ea and 7Ss Broadway ts9r sicwars and
kinds Paror Suits Chsmber Library and Dining Fur
nituro sdeboard Cabincts, Desks marble top Tables,
everything The stock be sold and the prices
greatly reduced. Cut this out and examine stock at 764
and 766 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
A UCTlON SALE OF
IA Handsome and Genteel Household Furniture

uCTION AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A This day commencing az l o'clock at private resi-.
dcnce Ia West 10Th st. bet 9th and 18th comprising
400 lots by catalogue, viz Grand square ~ oct
rosewood PianoOe $9W rich Parlor Suits In latest
styles covered in plain and figured satin and silk reps
Pier and Mante Mirrors Brussels Carpets Lace Curtains
Oil Paintings, Bronzes, MAJ Bile and gilt Tables, Orna
ment, Bookcase, Etagercs, &c.
Bedrooms contain rosewood and walnut
Butts single and double Bcdstcads Bureaus, Wardrobcs
Spring and Hair Mattresses, Lounges, Clocks, Sheeng,
Bedding, &c; also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen
Furniture, &c. Sale positive.
HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

TOHN DUNN, AUCTTONEER,
~ Bowery, TO who II concern one Diamond Cluster
Ring, two Gold Watches, ono heavy Gold Chain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

WALLACK'S
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
LAST THREE NIGHTS
OF THE PRESENT SEASON
TONIGHT
FAREWELL BENEFIT AND APPEARANCE OF
Mr. CHARLES MATHEWS,
on which occasion Planche's delightful Comedy.
THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH,
VIII be performed for the first time two years. with
Nor suGH 4 FOOT AS HE LOOKS,
for the first time in this theatre, with Mr. MATHEWS In
his original part Of Sir Simon Simple.
THESE PERFORMANCES will contain the names Of Mr.
S Sgnnn a IL Mr. CHARLES FISHER, M !
ROCKWELL. Mr.. B. NJ. HOLLAND Mrs CLARA JEN-
N!NGs, Miss EFFIE GERMON, Nine. PONISI, Mrs.
FANNY FOSTER, Mrs JOHN SETON, Miss McCOR-
THE LAST TWO PERFORMANCES or THE SEASON
will take place at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
BROOKLYN,
when
LONDON ASSURANCE,
WITH IT'S SPLENDID CAST
will be acted.
MONDAY, JUNES, LONDON ASSURANCE.
TUESDAY, JUNE {, LONDON ASSURANCE,
ut the
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The SUMNER SEASON will be inauguratcd on MON
DAY, JUNE 3. with Bouccaults renowned Play,
THE LONG STRIKE,
In rehearsal, Watts Phillips great Drama,
ON THE JURY,
which will be presented with
POWERFUL CAST AND WITH NOVEL SCENIC
EFFECTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

LNoR sALE-LoT 30 FEET WIDE, ON SEVENTEEN
- street, near Filth avenue; elegant location Also
full Lot with Cottage lot on street between
Seventh and Eighth avenues price 5000.
w. b. BISHOP, TAB Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
N Furniture sale-Propcrty family leaving city;
superb Drawing Room Suits covered satin hrocac cost
$GtO SOD; do $780, do $45; rosewood Panoortc
$500, for 1913; Mirrors Velvet Brussels Carpets,
Paintings Bronzcs Clocks Ornaments Svcrware
ware Cutlery, Linen; rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Bed.
stcads Wardrobcs, suite, style Louis XIV Mattresses
Bedding, Furniture servants apartments at half cost
Call before purchasing elsewhere. SO West 18th ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
Al . n A

VACUB BUUAKT, AUCTIONEER.
q THIS DAY, June l. at II o'clock,
at the Auction Rooms No. North William street.
Household Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors. Piano, &c.
conf listing OF Pnror Bedroom Dining Room and Kitchen
FURNITURE SOFAS Tete Easy and Rocking Chairs
marble top Dressing Bureaus, Washs;a Wardrohcs
bookcases black walnut and mahogany Bedseads Hair
Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows and Bosters Paintings
and Ems rawlings large Pier Glasses, Silver Plated Ware
also lot Of fine Lace Shaw linen Pocket
O'Clock fine lot velvet, Brussels three and
ingram Carpets, Oilcloth, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

A UCToN NoTICE-WILI. BE SOLD THIS DAY
n June 1872 mt loa o'clock, at 2ga Bowery, the effects
OF O. H. Murray, consisting OF or iron Saes large lo
Of Desks, Ratings Carpets; oilcoths Office Tables otcs
Chairs, and all other goods first, second and third
floors. BY order OF BENJAMIN WOOD, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

DOR SALE-To SETTLE AN ESTATE. BUILDING
and Lot ia East Forty-frst street; suitable a
tory or livery stable. Apply to COLEMAN BENEDICT
Executor, IA Broad street
, 1872-12-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.


FOR AsALE-BY A E-BY. MARSHALL & D1gKISsoN, Otis
Block Room 10 uSiPh6TEp fsfsfF MsSifS9 and 1Asal's
near Randolph e'1so feet at $50 per
Winehesterav. lots jus. south OF Van Buren, and ont
Of 1ira limits, q: 81. 10 per faot
ysn narsn.ss. eornar sieo lost. at
s Rs;E 3;s1 s E 81
sa5ss sas H9s 81 It.: So
between Aberdeen and Centre a s
cent s2nhga: LII ( Clinton so.1o ess at
foresav.. 1lot third-st 800 per foot;
15o11e6feet east 'front.' near Forts-sccond-
Mabsshsy iot Douglas place at s11o per foot;
'as' 'son. 'il''' IMPROVED.
NJ ls4s iadi.nssy marble 'front.' @ nssr ;oa Tweaty ;
taEe ia II i lonbsF Of bseR Ra
MHEa75is,sy M f. hse residences nssf
lot q t.ot
b:s!s: Id e. sssssa Adam. and
W. r. house aaa lot No. 49, nice COTTAGE
u11l Me- Lots sas
A'so choice lots in svssy xUREse re-! of the city,
to T. a tgenaRS gsae9 f s9
Vest
FoR ,sALE--RY q. T. ELDRED 5 CO, REAL
nd 3 os &c.
Il i. il: o. and s. Thfty-sseondst. Cheap and ess;
Good I'D frame hense and lot o
lot 1s2as
III s. ut sss s. so and 4s1
st q improved and animproved property
TOR sALE-LOT NEAR CORNER OF HARRISON
s4 E sad " On easy terms r. c. G1y ~
E'oR sALE-oHEAP, lots,
LOVE-: md nd
Ss5RsE sihas Maass aas saa
$sss$s IS xss S
r's-'s and 'A'sss'.., 32t; Ss9s 'sFfE?at s'
DOR sALETWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, 139
Twcntiethst, ie9sed ground i Te9ps "a P3deEn
Econ bargain HENRY E.
T70R sALE-KT BARGA1N-NoRTHEAsT COR
qaire M
FoR SALE-THRER NEW BRICK, SWELL FRONT,
ii best o lootn
West Division; yi be sold on sasy ter1ns and Ee5 low
Rsf ea 81 sssa
FoK S,ALE-HoUsE ANp 5boT. g BEET FRONT,
81 en
1sclass residence On Ca1umst-av, near Twenty-sec-
Ioass and lo West %kR :. ss sssasa bar
Real Estate and Loan Agents Room6 metropolitan Blk
5s e sss a e.
enue near no cash on lots under ten years.
FL 's'Bis Eek
Block, Room 10.
TOE sALE-sPECIAL BARGAIN -s30xl25, CORNER
Cau1aetav, End Thrtgsi1thst. want offer. 11 or 70
, 1872-12-22
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-5 5ACREsSPLEND1D GRovELAED At
n Winshtngt9}n1 ias a}1a Heights, cheap B. F. CLARKE
FOE sALE-s ACRES PRAIRIE At WASHINGTON
aefss pF;i5tts At 2%xsss1nx:en Hotsats
9 aer:s srairie 1t WASHING On on HciIhts iIit
Ssa{s4 ShAHsE Hss;ss: eG:s T. Iss:is:s. h22H
FQR sALE-a 8 70, AND % ACRES FOR 4 FEW
m e Il L. cds9o tes M ELI
feet deeP 70 :ofoot alley chastnqtay., botvcen
GS 1S9 2{ from depot WILSON, PIERCE
T'OR SALE-s3 zoo WILL BUY 4 GROOM HOUSE
WEI fRo eias 5s@
FoR sALE5579e 5 FEET. wAR4SH:AY:A g.: - AMP y STATE
WI sell ali or separate lots.
M H snS H. fT1a e IL a
Theh III sdd greatly vaue Of ths properly.
" s., & SE9SS; WsSssS;..v.
FoR sALE-oR KXcHANGE-A RARE CHANCE
Rsrgsin-onSanarter q onshai Of 19seFo ~ b1oek
ti5 f,sP AoKFS At
School, 20 acres in Soc. 8 &c. 13. 20 acres in Sec So 81
Ss9s i & Il 5S5f ii s5$ "a i s Bit
FolR;, sALEa1 E: X ACRE RI LOTS gI M1LE FRoM
1er baance 3 eons 1pGss
FQR sALE-S. .-Io lo, :0R 25 ACRES AT WASHINGTON
~ @ sss pr HSi Eazi /
Fo9N[6.ss sALE{1ETa a53s3 {S[ P4RK RogTEXARP APP
FoR sALE-;AT soVTH, EVANSTON, LOTS 5 AND
h SoeE aad y Boek @ 70 i ana 1s 8 70
Thsse 1 ga are s,ss rgs and bespq 9s aPd VII sod eheap
ToR SALES ACRES IN LAKE VIEW soT7TT.
basa fnt e sid fsSteF e1 b t M Mrfa5
===5===5@5:5=S==-=
~~~>~-,1-< 1eS-~1.5s .e~ o11A~so1s.
A. sale e1esaase: i. j. do6pH{6a 5 "a:
I SF !, n = E5ES aSs5 66K Xo9Ns MAE W
dss, Toq b. n, e as required and given Ad
ELFGAET a f. qiSAA 25 S ST1ND EoK SALE
address sos state.st., cigar store. ''' N'pD''
AN,o5ILlD5 ESIAnLIsHED EST Us PR0PUqE Commission
sas h Iddsaa 5ei1 81 bona to their
a with money to hotel. bar, biliiar room
.hS To- Soaras
oss0:1y S;sa ,75 n = 7577 ~
+GAasA Ia MEAI - na MARkEI DolEG COOP
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, 1872-12-22
MUSICAL.

AN AGENT FROM THE EAST WILL. FOR TEN
II days. sell pihnofortes aad organs of ti1st-class
makers as seeo'ed BY customers a inducements MT
through Chicago houses Address g., Tribune oaca,,
and the agent will call On Jou.
V0R sALEs25o ORDER, 70 AFPLY ON PUR:
IL chase OF hFst-class piano. Price, So Apply s36
WAbash-av., basement office.
E,OR SAI4E-A FINE:TONED KNABE PIANO..
nearly new, for 3o5 cash; also pianos Sl.O .loss
than the usual price. Remember havo Thousand dol
Lar rent to per zponth. 251 Parknv., West Side.
TOR SAI.E-A SPLENDID 7-OCTAVE, CARVED.
les Stetray pano $50 less than regular PRICE Boen,
used qs enough to taie OF the lock s5 Paskv.,
West S;de-
FoR sALE-AT a BARGAIN, 4 FIRST: CLASS
7octare pianofazc: be at No. 1a. West Mad.
tson.st-
pANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT-ONE CHICK-
sring. With CARED 5egs; price. $l5o one; SIS. Re-
pairing promptly attended to at the GhGag9 Pano Faa'
totys &9 East RaudolDh-st-, by j. PRESTON.
, 1872-12-22

T0R SALE-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS, HOUSE
and lot, No 2i Me7t st1teenth,st; Also Use cottages
Is rent Apply to T, 2, WILSON, 81 South Clinton ST,
from Il to o'clock.
NOR S4IELOT ON SAMPSON, NEAR REUBEN
near 1rehes ony 90 House Of lo rooms Ead et,
IN Arpoldat, 81 100 Vacant lot next south, g. 100.
TI0R SALE-Ss, coo PER ACRE-10- ACRES ON LIN
h coln and Diversey St, 600 down. balance easy.
r n BOYD, le0 Wat Washtngtoo.st.
T0R S1IE-sI2, 000-1251450 FEET WITH I9ROOW
4 astory brick basement dwelltug on Clark and Diver
~, r 3. BOYD, 15Q West Waahtag gtoa.st,
, 1872-12-22

EoR -ATTENTIoN. TRADERs-S SECTIONS.
perfect title Spanish grant lands in Missouri Ii
cents ncrp. 113 West Madfspu.st:, Room 8.
, 1872-12-22
BOARDING AND LODGING.

RoARD-To OFFSET FOR MUSIC LESSONS N
- voice culture, piano, harmony, West sdo. Ad-
dress MUSlCTEACHER, Of Lyon d Healy.
, 1872-12-22

~ - gentleman room and board between Sixteenth and
giving room and terms. Reiorencea e Tbuno
office.
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FALSTAFF.

at the seanee of the Academic des
Sciences, held on the last day Of Sep
{ mber last, NJ. du Chatelin continued
the reading of his memoir on ''the
foreign inVasiOns of France in the
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries"
and while speaking of Henry V. of
England, made the following remark,
which students of Shakespeare will
find interesting: 1.-THE foreign princes
and lords were invested with impor-
tant commands, and found among the
vanquished ambitious castards who
attached themselves to their for
tunes" NJ. du Chatelin cited from
his documents the names of some of
these traitors, and among Others that
of the Bishop of FherOuenne, who
was afterWard one of the judges Of
Jeanne dare, and to whom the regent
wrote a long letter, charging him and
HamOn de Ballemare, the treasurer,
with the duty of paying the warriors
who besieged the Chateau de Milly.
"TO this letter is affixed a list of
these warriors, among whom figure
prominently a Messire Jehan Falstaff,
grand mGitre dhOtel, and the Count Of
Salisbury-twO names which Shake
speare has rendered famous, and Of
which the former has ~errOneusly been
considered that of either an imaginary
parsonage or a member Of the Old.
castle family, which the poet wished
to ridicule. Contrary to the opinion
expressed by NJ. GuizOt in a note to
his translation of King Henry W.
and by N. Henri Martin in the sixth
volume Of his 'Histoire de France
one is forced to believe, in view OF
this fact, that Jehan Falstaf is GER
the true name of q young
1ebauchee companion Of the Prince
de GALES, who afterWard became
-
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sending missionaries to Instruct them
in godlyl ways for the reason that
their traditions and history are
better preserved and more trllstWor-
thy than ours and that they should
have become our teachers in practi-
cal religion. So well convinced OF
this are the Chinese Of all classes the
learned and ignorant, that Christian
missionaries have only made converts
to the extent that they have
acquired personal control over
Cinnamon by means of money
and opium. They say that
our governments and people should
practice better merals if we would I'M
dertake to reform those OF the iolloW-
ers of Confucius; that they never PACK
tea, as we do cotton bales, falsely; that
their religion is practical, and ours
merely Lip service and formal; that we
must first have unity Of creed and
faith and of systems before we think
of making them Methodists, Baptists,
Presbyterians or Catholics. In TACT,
like Greeley, with a deal of nonsense,
there is also a deal of sound, honest,
hard sense, if little religious truth, in
the philosophy of John Chinaman.
In any event, it is well for Americans
to see themselves as others see them,
even when these others r the sorely
carieatured race whose supposed i'm
personation we find in the inimitable
character so admirably sketched in
the verses of Bret Harte.