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DRIDGE NOTICE.

DRIDGE NOTICE.
Notice tzherebyu given that the Com
lillssioners Of Trumbull County, Ohio. viii
receive sealed proposals up 70 Y O'Clock m.
Of the Sd day OF July, 1872, at the Auditors
Office or SAID county, for tEe construction OF
sFTouehs Iron Brifse % one hundred and
siXty-f0ur feet span, WIN eighteen foot
roadway, across the Mahoning river in
south part OF WaFrsn city The flooring to
be Two and one-half inches thick, and eight
inches vida. % bella I'd df6gon3lly, The joists
to be two and One7hsH Inches Lb;ck and
twelve Inches wide. and to be LAID twenty
inches apart fnon center TO center. All the
lumber 70 be the best OF live oak. The Iron
to be al well painted. With two coats OF
minzr3l pasnf. AZ the matertale 70 be OF
the best quslitsT END fhe work 20 be done in
the mostthorOugh and YoTkmanliKe man.
ner. and the bridge Wa7Tanted in everV
respect 70 hsse 5 Sustaining power ~ two
thousaud pounds Per lenial foot. The con-
tractor 10 give good ana sufficient security
for the performance OF the contract, ana the
Bridge % Ibe completeds by the lEf day Of
Oc.Ober,- f37.- The Commissioners reserve
the right To reject any or all bids Bids to
be made both with and without TaikE.
-s aae-'r sIa-a r. A. REED.
]. b. PAYNE.
CHAS. HARSHAAN.
CO. CotnIy COMMISSIONER.
JAS. =. Z EExEEDYs Auditor.
June 5, lS72-8t-
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LENeuRsIeN TfekErselt lts6.

71NTERMEDIATE, $50; ETEERAGE. SIS,
all payable IN Currency. 80 ~ = -,
I Parties sending for their friends in the Old
CoaatFy sosu1 purchase ftcketa NJ yloRest
rates- Per f1ftheT parttcuian nppiy 10 the
.kfentsg HESDE PRISON BROTHEHS,1 11BoB-
liilk Green, 81. ", iqr 10 z. j lfcIIAJf s&eON.
I Warren! o. or T1ri2 era17t ta11 e ~ fz-iyrs
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Saturday, JRIy Isth, lsTs,E :.

AZ one O'Clock D. m Of said days he foilos-
ing described land and fenemenia, to-Wit I;
Situate in the townslalpof Hub6ards eoHnty
OF Trumbull and Safe of Ohio, and h0dnded
and describaf as Gollo9g: On the north By
part of Lot No. 65s on the tEest by Let Nc. s.,
owned by Philip Jacobs en- the south fby
part or Lot 7e, aud On, the eEsD by the north
ship, ana Containing within said bOpnda.
rieS nny-sohr 90 acres ~ lapd De the same
more or less. LIfF a.7o
Appraised At -. Terms Cash.
q. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
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1saLgrday, ,a5une asth, q. b. lsas.
Dr. Dr. ! I lRaaNsiNlEfnG,S / 4 ] 81 ssl.EIHR|GAeES, &

|. GI23E.o FlfBK0E. FA0s fOF the last
NLa hfifen SearS iile IJeeE 1Rg a god Il = IKE
sale Of pR. BAlfsN4SGFs m rs F3Yldl
say 70 the po6lie thar ne sbas noE On shafd
fnti sssorttn ettf Of "a osa ist iflI and Ase-
fufmecha ufczl appliance which hAa proved
% be 70 tlioueahds Of thuse suffering from
the silel,fs of 1e1ldle ipeGk57efs more than
n5ead aInsst-r lsoan sssoftnehf q 4he
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CHERRIES SALE

- hEhIEES 6AIEA LINZ u
~ The State Of Ohio. Trumbull County. IS.
Caase, isherFood& 4 Cos In Trumbuil co1n-
John n, Iess ssse, et, n. --S- -''' i.e-A' = 2
By Tirtne OF an rep0ifioRi szz0lds tesued
ont Of the Court OF Com mon Pfsas of fr1n-
bull County. Ohis, IN she abote nstlAd rsse,
upon and shall expose 20 Pnhlfe sale, ~ the
door Of the Court House IN the cityof Ysr-
rerl Ohio on ..- 80 l'-A Z.
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- =. ........:;...S5jC . r. BRfEHTIH, Dem
- - sitist: :hss opened enlo once
l-72 --1---L1 town, o.. and viii be there
from June Ist tuJnue 26ths and the rel8ain-
der Of the Month Rt his former once in
Kipfmans JEotice for July viii be given In
the chEa1i6ls. (may g.
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dIllANR0HTH lTRUaSEg.

ilnPerYious 70 rust. which, vim the Hfclsi
40, IafGsed Ruisbsr Fad attaehed, make as
olered E VIII sefisin de - srs 81 hernts
With ieSs pressure thsn any thes pad inade.
.l r. ursft. .szerrlr1L <. j. A1CkOk,
LIZ 4 Mecca Trnnnlif Co.. o. +,
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OHERIFF,s SALE.

HERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbull County, s.
~ william Bailey II Trum bull Com
John y IsSd. si ct. A. J. ffppYYnffFt mn
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued out
the Court OF Common Pleas, Of Trumbu1
County Ohio, in the above named case to
me directed and delivered, l have levied
upon and shah Expose 10 public sale at the
door OF the Court H0use in the city OF War
-ren, Ohio. on
Saturday, July 9, ~ D, 1872.
at two O'Clock. p. m. of said day, the follow
ing described lands and teneme1ts, Situate
In the township Of Hubbard, in said county
and State, being 8 certain Lot OF land and
b0iidlnRs situate thereon, End known as
part OF Lot s. in The original survey of Lots
IN said Hubbard, comm encing at the north
east corner of part OF Rsid Lot 56 as now
owned by William Brisbine, and in the
-esnteT g the north- aud south center road
of said Hubbard thence west II rods; thence
north y rods: thence east AZ rods: thence
south : rods TO the place OF beginning, con-
tsirftg s. rods Of hand. u -a'llilill 7
Appraised AZ 5000. Terms Cash.
". pLCEINsoN Sheriff
II q
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noxPHTTs GRMFR Deal

r. A D0kPHUS GRE1ER, Dealer in
"A Azsicai rchandizs of ali descrfpt
VIZ Pianos, orEans' Mel0aaons, Fiolinss
SEffaHsAec0ndeons, G2aronetfz, Flq tesr Les.
DruraG. Ptano-spreeds, Piano-stools. Meet
musie. Asazts-bO0irs Violin BGrInRs sdIstaT
sksinez. 6e. &c. Store in Webb's Block, over
ROE1ers Boak Store. ~ Ian. iSzo. 4
A.H, WALSEK. ~. B. LESLIE, E. L. WALKER.
"ALEER, LESLIE 4 CO., Bang
t1 eFS CaEEeh 21ill, Ohio. Dealers IN
tsovernHsR2f sSaessFittes, Forels And DO1ness.
tic ExchaEER. COliecfiOas made, Interest
sliOwed on Sfsedal AeFasits, Jan 4-ly.
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fsFDNA BROWNING
1.-THE new book tust out. by Mrs.
Holiness lot received At ADAMS Book
store.
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7 ,BRACKIN, II. D., Eclectic Ply
~ siclan and Surgeou. Psrticular atten-
lion paid totha treatment of CanceEs and
all chronic diseases. Oface oEe- $. i, Hunt 8
Shoe Store, On Market ST. No. 70. Residences
on the oorner of Liberty and WaShtna acon
Sfreefs. No.. Ohio. d [ial 81 .lSl2 .
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. Il County o. n Dealing, Agent for Ohio
FARMERS Insurance Com pany. residence one
doer north of National House. Harrens o.
Retes Of insurance lower, and security bet
Ger IhsB any other responsible company in
heStates Galla1d see hina before Follf IN
Ep1ea OOEt nay :. ia5iTlYrs
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BURG HILL, \
NeW Druq Store IN Kinsman

DRUG STORE. JUST OPENED
Oby Bracken & Fell. where will be kept
on hand, n all times, a general RsSol tment
OF all kinds OF drugs Of the best quality Ind
sold al reasonable profit. In connection, q
,choicest se ecti0n, puschaeefi IN lie city Of
&eW YORK. viii be sold EoT teRdy pay and
sL.aan prodt. e lIaay 2s-3I1os.
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Fff5cient corps of assistants. TXoeorEe Of
study, Normal and Classical Spring TeEa
begins March. 2gth. For cireuiBrs alidres
= AsBCSHEEI5B. Set'y.
Oct55 lszI-Iyr Hartford. .Tru m builOo.. %.
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TFNPIR. No. %

WARREN TEMPLE NO. 90 s5s
w Horror and Tempers nee, meets atGood
Templar's Hall. in this city, every Saturday
night All desirons OF aiding in promoting
The fempeFancac canse. which Is Abe cause OF
with us. JAS. LEONARD, W C. 7.
NJ. T. BALDWIN, W. r.
Jan 70, lST3-Iyr y -71T7i ~ = -z1.
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nRENNEN & GOIST'S Y. L. C. R.
lJSzrrfaee Aorks. v aLren- ono nann=
faCCurcrs or CarrLageE. Buggies, " agOue.
SIeighs, and specialties. Al orders from
any part or the co1ntr . pi0nptly attended
20. Painting, Trimming and Repairing done
canal. Oan 3. 1872.
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EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS.-

GUntil farther notice, there viii be an
ex4minRtion OF teachers at the High School
building In Warren, On the dTsf Saturdays o1
every month during the year excepting
tember, there will be an examination on
each succeeding Saturday, as foiloEs;-
-lkarSt saturday : sRayDeis CDrners; second,
t1o1nstol1. third, Bristol. foarth N1Rfren.-
Notice is hereby giyen Of the adoption OF the
following rule. which will be strictly adhered
TO: ..All certideateE hereafter granted by
ths 8aaTd shall Be dated on the day Of
examinatlon, except that In special cases
for good reason, certificates may be dated
hack, but In no case beyond the date Of the
itfsF1ous ex4nnnRTion.,s 38TIa Gle IL
BY order OF the Board
GEO. p. HUNTER, Clerk.
Warren. q, Feb. : ls79-lyr.
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sF.E .HUTcEIEs. g. = jTUTrLE, J. N.sruIL
HUTCHINS, TUTTLE & STULL,
h Attorneys at Law, once over Smith 4
TuIntr's Slofa zoEner OF Aa1E and Market
&1JeetE WaFren ohio lJan- 10. lsz2-tL
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J wise luea, and MI LAZY immediately
put his name down for five hundred
dollars. Mrs. GeOrpe Hoffman fol-
lowed with five hundred dollars, and
then John @. Hoyt With five bundled
Mrs. George Lake with one thousand
and Frank Carpenter the artist, with
heart ten times IS big IS his pocket.
book, gave his splendid mite 1hzii
The following is q list Of the good
men and women who extend help
ing hand to Miss Al bolt, and the let
ter which they wrote to her 20 & f =.
Miss Emma A. Abbott: :1--i --s.-..-l 49,,
As testimonial Of eur admiration
and synPathy foE yonr aEduous stFuR-
Giles 30 gain a musical positi6n, and as
an evidence Of our high appteeiatioa
Of your Christian character, and our
stsunch faith in your future success,
we, your friends, OF DR.. Cnapin's
Church. have decided among ourselves
to tender you our cordial aid in order
to enable you to avail yourself Of the
teachings Of the great masters in
Enn0pe. To further this end We con-
tribute the amount herein annexed to
our names TO be made payable to the
order Of Mr.. D. d. T.. Marshall, who
is authorized to defray Herewith the
necessary expenses Of this object. ! -
'HOur knowledge of your require
ments, as well as Of your unusual tai
ents, has prompted this action; and 70
enable you to reciprocate this favor,
We suggest that on your retuEn 10 your
native land, you give your first grand
concert in aid Of the Church of the
Divine Paternity :ooh 81 ii.T r7ci SIT
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Senator 'WiIsen'ss Letter OF Accept.
~. r. anee.
The following is copy Of Senator
Wilson's letter Of acceptance Of the
Philadelphia nomination:

wAsHrSeToN, b. c., June 13, ~.
To Hon ThOgHds Settle, and Others;
q PresideHt and Wee Presidents Of ne
National RspU6iicor eonveJifiOn,
held in Philddelphi0.- -i- 2 .''' iii 'liii = =. IT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-25
4 NCHoR LINE-sPECIAL NOTICE.

The new steamer TRINACRIA sails wednesday, July3
The steamer CALIFORNIA sails Saturday, July 8.
Excursonists ana 10 Europe will study their
Interests by inspecting these fine steamers before
purchasing tickets elsewhere Apply on board steamers
at pier North River or at the Companys Offices No
Bowling Green. HENDERSON BROS.
TRAVEL TO EUROPE AND THE EAsT.-W. RAu OF
Vienna, arranges following pleasure trips :-Frst-To
Vienna, every month, occupying 81 days; price S10l
SecondTo switzerland occupying 20 TO 10 days; price
$3.50. ThirdTo Spain, in August, 80 days; price $3.50,
gold Fourth-To Italy, Greece, Turkey, Palestine and
Egypt, in August four to Ave months price Sl,0o9 and
fare transport of baggage, courlers guides &C. These
trips have been made by excursion parties under the
management of Mr. Rau for the past ten years, whose
chief Office IL at Vienna under control Of the imperial
government Of Austria The Great Excursion Round the
World will occupy about seven months. Terms 81, 400
gold fares board, &c Hotel Coupons-iiavng made
with the first class hotels In Europe and the
East enabled TO sell Hotel Coupons securing first
class Board at hotels there from ~ 70 - day accord
regarding the viennese International Exhibition be
given For further particulars Illustrated Travel
ers Journal. Address or apply 70 w. RAU, Director
Universal Excursion Company, $50 Broadway room ID,
New York London III Regent street; Vienna IA Singer
Strassc.
CTEAM To LoNDON-THB FINE Al NEW SCREW
steamer LUTON 233 tons Captain f. W. Hodges sail
about Thursday 9th June has room for few first
class passengers Having been built for the East India
trade ,ia Sucz Cana she fitted with all modern con.
ycnenccs including bath and smoking rooms Ice room,
&C. Sc; stewardess Persons intending to take
invited TO inspect this splendid steamer at
pier East River. For particulars apply TO HENRY
swEETLAND CO., 40 Beaver street, New York.
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PROPOSALS.

BALTIMORE SHIP CHANNEL.
ID Sealed proposals will be received until Of LIST
day Of July s7 for excavation and removal OF material
from the SHIP Channel the Paapsco River between Fort
Carroll and the angle" buoy near Seven Foo. Knoll"
Light
moved, measured in scows kind ana number of machines
proposed to be used and the daily
cavation guaranteed to be done.
Proposals must be endorsed outside, "ship Chan
nen sealed and addressed to 'IIon. Joshua vansant
Chairman Of the Paapsco River Improvement Board. q
Baltimore"
They will be opened ut II 80 p NJ of July In presence
of such bidders may choose to attend ut the Mayors
Office Baltimore.
The reserved to reject any all proposals. ana
no bid will be received for less than 100000 more than
100000 cubic yards.
specifications ana any other desired information may be
had by application to w. p. CRAIGHIxL,
Engineer in charge, Union Bank Building
u.fs.,
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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
4 Atlantic Mail Steamship Comnanv
Sailing regularly every Thursday at O'clock p " nye
cisely, from pier No. 4N0rth River - P'e-
CRESCENT CITY Capt b. Baker, cvta Nm s.an, INN. ~
COLUMBIA, Capt Thos g. Curtis. " III =
M0RR0 CASTLE, Capt Th0s. ii. Norton Jn ny n, I
For freight or passage apply to - =
No q Ha,xlinn
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TINTED STATES AND BRAzu MAI. srRAwsH1,
yn9s9Psn 1yo elegant sidewhce steamship NoRrI
viii sail tor st. Thomas Para pernambuco Bahia am,
ns 4. Nnr on monday June "a 10 o'clock A. NJ from
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM Il GARRISON, Agent
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
ID NEW YonK County .CouRr HOUSE,


NEW YoRK, June Is, 1872
The Committee Fuel of the Board Supervisors in.
wife proposals ng the and offices the
county with the following, say
, tons best quality white ash broken Coal Of 22f0
pounds to the ton.
II, tons best quality white ash range Coal of 2,24o
pounds TO the ton.
~ cords ot 2s cubic fee obcst quality Virginia pine
Wood, cut and split for
40 o 2s cubic fee0 OF best quality Virginia pine
Wood, not less than so ieet In length.
3 tons lot 2,240 poundsl Camel Coal.
The same to be delivered at such times and places ~
the committee direct without charge delivery
The contract supplying said coal and bc bind
ing until the ist day june 1873 Tho committee re-
the right TO reject any al such proposals. Pro-
posas will be received ut the office of the CLERK of the
Board SUPERVISORS before June.
instant Separate proposals will be received coal
and for the wood.
JOHN FALCoNER \ c,,.
SOLOMON MEHRBACH, 'ommttes
WILLIAM JOUCE, ,,on,
sAML. j. II. VANCE, fuei.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A 7 GREENWICH, RIVERSIDE AND vICINITY.-A1.
n tractve shore front Properties for sale; Country
Seats and Cottages several containing modern improve
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA.
CARRYING MAILS. PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT

-
VIA PANAMA.
KINGSTON. JAMAICA, SANTA MARTHA AND GREY.
TOWN AND PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO, GEN.
TRIAL AMERICA. PERU AND CHILE
Steamers leave 18th and 30th each month"; except when
June 2s--steamer OCEAN QUEEN, Capt JeG Maury.
pinwall direct connecting at Panama with Gamer CON
trail American aud South Pacific ports Freight for last
Steamer GREAT REPUBLIC will leave San Francisco
July l. 1872 for Japan and China For rates Of passage
freight and all urhcr information apply at Companys
o"o' y" inc p'e' ''o' u oA""' ''F r. BABY, Agent
TTEXAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERs-T0UCH-
i ing at Kew West, carrying the United States mail.
The Al steamship CITY OF AUSTIN Captain Eldridgc
Mt per ~ East River. will leave on saturday, June ~
Through bills OF ading given TO Houston ana TO al
points on the Galveston Houston and Henderson and b.
Is. n. and G. Railroad.
For freight or passage appiy,n ~, a., .s.,,
W. y. CLYDE CO.. il9wall street
DIRrcT LINE To HAVANA. - -
ID HAVANA, PROaRESO AND VERA CRUZ,
New York and Mexican Mail steamship Line, leaving
pjcr IL East River, at p. NJ, direct 10 Havana.
TRY OF MERIDA, Zimmerman. Monday. July I.
CLEOPATRA, Phillips utayann only. Tuesday July q
CRY or HAVANA, Dcakcn saturday, July 20
vt "s'A"' = XLExASDRE a SONS. 50 Broadway.
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VILLAS FOR SALE OR TO RENT.-AT THRoGs
Neck, near Pelham Bridge, several handsome Villas
rth from 70 l9ts splendid location have water ffons
on Estchestet Bay plenty OF shade trees perfectly
healthy nne nhing bathing md boating Also to rent
furnished, j. Lorillards Mansion same place. Terms
arc srces very reasonable Apply OF IL Chambers street
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WHITE LAKE, SULLIVAN COUNTY, n. Y.--rOR
" tae, or exchange Tor House and Lot IN Brooklyn,
apendd stock and Dairy Farm containing 70 acres I'M
uer ph state of guilty atom fine young orchard, well
enccd two sets buildings churches schools Post
once por further ticnlars address WILLIAM A.
VAN WEkT. White Lake y. !,
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ITO RENT OR FOR sALR-OCCUPY AND TRY BE-
fore bnyinsA delightful Villa RESIDENCE 40 minutes
only from Grand Central Depot. via New York and New
Haven Railroads privilege OF purchase any time during
period Of rental spacious mansion house filled with
modern conveneuces large stable and other outbud-
nss all in most thorough repair and ready for immedi-
tending to the water, and elevated as 10 command
superb views of the Sound and the Long Island shore
posite and laid In lawns walks and garden (pante,
with numerous shade and fruit trees and fowcTs pro
BROTHERS, 1877 Broadway street hoor), where plans,
photographs, &c, be
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A MEDIuM-sIzED HOUSE, WITH PAIR SUR
n roundings below Thirteth street. between Thirt
and Seventh avenues terms suit seller Address A.
Herald office.
, 1872-10-09

Hon. Gukta.ns Koa1net viii address his German
Allow citizens this evening It Seamens Hal, corner
Il North avenue and Church street.
Regular weekly nesting Of Board Of
compulsory vaccination referred Sanitary Super
ntendent reported deaths for the week 1884, decrease
d previous week. Greatest mortality in Sig
Henth Ward. Health Officer reported seizures o{ IN
wholesome ueat and arrests Of 6fy-six persons for
siosto9 If health ordiuAnces.
Two grand union prayer and Thanksgiving meet
ngs Will be held at O'Clock this morning the First
3sttst and First Congregational Churches led by the
4ev. L. E. Httridge and D. L. Moody. The pastors
the various churches, as well as lsyuan, will take
part in then-
The hzck1ayers' strike continues but there ara
mough non-Union men to do all the work that ia Of
Rred, the division Of Labor between working and strfk-
ng Is far and open for choice to every working man.
slight tendency to disturbance yesterday wzs
Eomptly rerreased BY the police.
THE Temperance COMMITTEES had IN interview with
he Police Commissioners yestarday afternoon On the
nbject Of closing the saloons On Sunday Mr. T4cott
assured the Committee that be intended to enforce the
Sunday law rigfly, but MI. K1okke, on tho oth2r
hand. agreed with Mayor Medill tha: 1t aas neither
peoass41y prudent to close ali saloons On the Ea-
BATH This was wha1 the interview amounted to.
The Liberal Republican sud Democratic County
3oniitees met yesterday, to consider 11atara per-
ttuau2 to the nominations fn&ds BY ths County top-
, 1872-10-09

HHts, Caps,.and Fus Slnca the Fire.
Ths arst oey dta Chicago paDar received In Es*
Tork caty, aftef tb great 6re one year a2o vas 4
Tznusz, cazdea thiths1 by Mr.. s. Y. st3tar, xho
Ess o1ered fahn1oussuns fer u, and w1a regularly
baiseged with znz7oaa inquiries ErtG frenas IN the
deTsstated city 6ozps time befors the fire Mr.,
atzykar aad withdrawn frnm the firm Of st15ker L
Barnes, though be bad 1etaIned connection With the
esahiehzaauk up to the date o1 tAe dre Tbs sacoua
4ay fooTn2 The graf caaf1agraton he left for Neu
Xozk to puTc11Ga stock of roeia
md xa successful to rauz{11he degree, a4 : ttme
Hhen the EExt 11aeiuaed with orcen tor 1oods
to taRe thspaosof those burned tn this city, Etde
aequaintaooe and starting credit enabled him to secure
Ms purchases without delay and he also accomplished
the feat o1 sh1ppng by freight two ca
1osas Of goods from aw 1o,f to Chicago il four daT1
The hrm established IN business st euce under
tle n71ne Of StyEer Co., and the cat retail hal
and cap store tn the y ia begin opazaticms On B-
class scale hiring sec1ed a1d Aaed up the elegant
atc1e at No 80 Host Aadieun street. and stocked
u With quAEtity and variety Of
h.ts eaPe 9nd fur gooda never e1ccled In 2nte-1re
hJ8. The business Of EtrykRr + Co. during the VEST
sat has hsen by far larger than at any time before
the dre and IN anticipation Of still hesyier t11de the
canning fan md winter, they havH brought On N In
znense stock Of hats, caps, and fur Roods including
Bone great attractions In zeal and mink aaoques tacf
eta etc, with line Of chIldrens goods probably never
batoHa equa1lad in the city branch store has ben
opened at No. III South Clark street, and gem Of an
estahlah1nent it II. Fred. ErEy viii hare fun charre
d this institution, and Is at home" to his hces Of
friaudE.
, 1872-10-09
Ranges, Beating Apparatus. Etc.

Among the many houses Hosthy Of special NOTES
nons ne more desiring th2n the young a1d Eatezp1s-
ing drn Of Heron, anith Hooeas {fornerly Iester,
HsroHs s1nith Go], agents for. VRna celsb1pted
ranges, and manufacturers and dsalars In stes hest
ing apparstus et No: Is Vest Warrington street. Ihsa
firm wrre Of the principal End heaviest losera ty
ths crest ne. their business being entirely dstroyed
Immediately resnmirg In their present locaton they
hrged business and, notwithstanding the oxuai and
i9crea1ing demand, haye been snd are promptly Enp-
Vsns rangoa Is fully established, md thsy ~ now
used in nearly al the principal restaurants and Ieeinr,
hotels in TIM city. Thar ateam heaters Ind unsars
the largest and best hoses and prominent institutions
and their yauh attested by the Sherman House. Wood
rud House. Bishop Court Hosel, Academy Of Sciepce
sud other large buildingH