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New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
PEcruARrrIEs OF THE DIRECTORY.

The s7th volume of the Newly ork City
Directory 1884 just issued contains 2-5lel names
The Increase of last year the preceding one was o.
nares and 10000 names this year over tue
ast IL iO6 pages and 1900 names This shows very
large Increase OF population-at least Of I5Oo u Oe
assumed that each represents i've persons "cH
10. heen found 10 be a nearly correct estimate In
auclng over this volume amused at some OF tne
singular names that appear between ts covers FOR in
stance there are Frames but no pictures PcAup'
Z PICKLES, 1 ship, 3 Crews, 43 Haze hsa'S'
3 sick. Tosick. Well. Weller. and rwogood Ihen
there are Noahs. and ARK, Furs. Feather p ShsN
herds - FIrks and 81 Lambs, flgflAlt 49,
Cnr and Drivers, Mean and Lovey @ ~, IN
,ritn CiuDb, Jurys aud Foreman fastors tiu 70 10
tI,urenes There may also be found C'hat - lln 's
-1ugers Dollar amt shlngs Bowels, 20 iS. S.t I
Ronf and 8 Leaks Lawyers, Learned anu No't, ~
ptr,ons. Fast, slow, ! Sly, FItt b.a ~ ~ - u ,''
~ ma / Chick and Duck, Clocks ana hAhl', -
ti5r,sttapa 4 sinners, aud a Devil, l STOW AM
l,irrs Tho smith family very We repIrsyhtS'',
rt ftyoritr name appears over 20O umes Wno tuas o
Toos. H. printed over 6pO times. inc mi Ooeup1 o
ia columns and the Os ~ columns. Inc Adn,o
of Washington appears , times, AhdreH Jh'.sun ., y
tives Bio Hancock snd Jno. q Adams eteh ,Wlea.
There nIaY DO found Pitchers AID ~ Dos"s,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

Atg5s p. m. the starting signal was giyen' and the
canoe, we're oG Gertrude hrst, then Gretchen Itana
Chm Rover sarine, Wllrus. The Walrus was cspsized
almost Immediately. but the Others kept on ID goou
style The Chip soon took lead and the Gretchen
certrpde and Titania struggled wei together The
Rover was DELAYED AZ the stake boat but she gained
rpidy after clearing herself The boats kept ON WIN
varying fortune tring accidents occurring 10 some OF
the fleet almost mOmenttrily. TIE Chp Ma'lo
,h s.cnnd turn in advance, the III snid be-
inc second and the Sardine third, thOutn lur
later capsized moment latter. ms %bldh'usSSl mani vi
va. 40 gracefully accomplished that the captain Oh l
Titania soon Afterwards attempted the sane INN hnn
VS. eeually successful ducktng himself Inc rover
had m the mean time been gaining rapidly anu WAs noW
i'm nasty pursuit OF the ChU. She could NOT however
nyerfake her but came In second. three ana hali
minutes behind Chip. The following Is Jhe uue oi
the leading two boats r..
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

Charges have been made againstJ. W. Butter
field clerk in the Second Controllers ONCE IN oo'o
ton with the payment OF the Montana lndiAh Na'
caims Secretary Richardson will az once lhVesEs'o
the matter which Butterheid claims 70 Do 'Do " '
faetorily explain.
Commissioners Marshall and Voorhls OF tne
Excise Department with superintendent hhtseu anu
Alderman Kshr visited the chief German lager D''i
glrdeus n the city yesterday. with ye4 70 oDAl.
hy per-ona inspection the acts ~ 70 tne mau@ur @
which the trdeus are conducted The Board Oi EAis
have uO yct determined upon their policy IN rerpo..
dealing with tins class ~ iquor seiiarS' ana dee III VI
gse 10 axe any steps toward regu tng the sale Oh oue
In The nrdens lnu the character Of the traho bas oeo
fully Investigated
The yacht Nancy of Greenpoint was upset
by Ro0soyeltst ferrybOat, n Tho ist RIVER on 'ho
foot Of CAtherust last night and 10 six Occuplnt
thrown into tho river Two Ot them w5ro dr9Enod u
SUPPOSED.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
MUSIC
BEvEFrr OF rnEoDonE rnoMAs.

BENEFIT or THEODORE THOMAS.
An announcement which will interest all
musical people IN NewYJrk is that OF the annual benent
of Mr. Theodore Thomas at the Central Park Garden 1t
Is TO take place and the programme
includes a somewhat remarkable variety Of new pieces,
az well as several or less familiar compositions
which proved especially popular this There
every reason believe that the admirers Of our adj
mrable conductor will take advantage of this occasion
20 manifest their regard for him IN substantial man
ner and the promises 10 be in the highest de-
gree interesting Tie following pieces will be per
formed;
l. Grand March. 81 tnewl Kel
q Overture, N0rlHUHHetfqhrt Op. 20 (uewl A Dietrich
g. scherzO symphony, AN das Vaerland," Op. 90 Rat
4 RhapsOdie HOngrulse, No l.szt
g. Overture LrOnOre. No. Beethoven
O. HYmne sante Gaelic Calculation relgleusel lGounOd
T. Tarantelle, with flute and ciarIOuette,
ObngatO, first time saint oaens
Messrs Weiuer and Kaiser.
6 Selections. third act, Die Mestersinger Won
NuernDergt " amer
Q. Overture, Huuya dl LasZiO.---- Erkel
Evening song ochiiiaun
H. Waltz. Wiener BOnbOns.. strauss
schiller March IA eJ cIDeoI
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
TIE LAFAYErrE-AvE. PAyEMENr.

1t was stated in The TRIBUNE on Saturday
that the Board Of City Works OF Brooklyn paved
Lafayette-aYe. with NcosOn ibOcks the petition OF
81 Of single lot Of p feet The statement
Inaccurate for, a correspondent reminds TIE
TRIBUNE the exposure OF the design this thing de-
feated IT, The order never carried out as TIE
TRIBUNE understood and has stated. The owners,
aroused 20 action. refused 70 receive this any Other
patent pavement and compelled endure the
cobble-stone pavement, which Is so unpopular IN all
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

BRALRSOn Sunfay evening Jane p 71 at her i~s 10 VISA
NHeesnh Dolores soso, wife Of oaA Beaes d. Of 'ha
Notice IT the funeral hereafter.
BRUCR-Ou Sunday I2j inst John T. Bruce r lauRgssG a
John f. and me O. Bruce al The pa le.r u las lgs
Notice o mineral hereafter
FAERELL-On Friday morning June % Msy u Pse. hs
The ianala, from o sauoe ~ 'rop, BcO-s
tos. Of Jay All forksts R~laen hs~ s,h -
lm Of hsr bhers sdsar Peter Hsou, Hvrtss
IBSENSAt Hudson, z, Fraa7. jane 20 eeuoOs IenSisA
Funcrll from Der late sdence Monday neEl sh as, a. oOs
KFyNEDYoa Frdny Jane 20 IRA John A zssaeiy IA s
r ss ani feni, Of se family the menSers of Gety Ls-
Moun Hebron EnosmPment an the Creed Loie o. hs state
fNewf)k o Of o. r. isg te members o hn"a L0tg NO
100 and A NJ speotl invited ai'~nd tee ianIs4 i.
DAY she 14th us-. At SOelOcE
o. The oteer' pas' ohoer epEssatye' and ne~bers q
tho Grand Lodge in Grand kecampnel' u New fo ,ri ors
81, ressssfsI 70 @e oid Feors Il Gr-pl ana
T. on Nonday e'enns At oocs 10 a,Ae % sases"., '' tse
Kennedy CHARLESy CLARK. Grad Sec ani Gsani scribe
ExoLCENE' You arc invited 20 oou'ene us ondal efeans
o'clock, the corner ai sel arls and 80-4A ~ fnS.
eau Hs.aqaareril 20 sop' % xs,sip J, a. -
deem proper MnOers ao MutuA Al AssOaaaa specially
LESNoy-At L. Crosse Wisconsin. Tuesday he rA
inst Mary Augusta. s1ie o. benjamin g. LennOL
Bar rai At La Crosse Faisy the 2jtb u5i az
PLyMPTOS-Ou PrlIy, the 1oh INST. At rrav r. Bl, ~
Papton saer y he q ''e 20, Jo'se4 tasI'' y . An' az
sCuRRMRRHORy-A Woreace Rally Jups 1917 Adehns Y.
chernehor widow Of Peter Augustus SeherHson ae -
sgOrr-Dn SATURDAY. lst Thomas Scott
attend l luarml ST. b. Caurch hags,ea CAtV.
n. \. "a Tnesiay 23th insL, at , . clock p
TAPPAN-Of pas a. his BrOsAiyu, saSanJ Isns ~
Funeral es all DO hem Plymou Church Tuo~AT J.ns ~
Jp
TIPPANYOu Friday June % Saratoga Sprus gasos nfs1.
IN DE OF his fge
The remains ooavesa Cambug o s,srness At Means
Auhnrn.
wASS-A ~ DeiuL Br,okiyu FRIDAY June - Ioeph Asn
son ooY child Of Jerome b. lria ~ wiss. IN he SA
Of ans
Tie friends o he family VspciIly avHed - attend As
funeral, On Monlzy The t1i nst, at n o'clock a. m
WIGHr-Ou Saturday mcr1ng June a. ifer long sSd pAis n
Chrsuaa 0it-e Mar aLEata. s.e
krankhn " ght Ia the at6 ysAr % age
Fub-ra piaos her Residence as hail4nn
Mo1day neEi tii INST y. Relatives
70 attend, Nita0nt flrtlor a0tSc.
wILKISSO On rharssT Jane 3D. PsIp T. WAas Rge " esr-
Pune N s-v tgntus Church, For~ letseeh Pm sDd
sKthsyes MoniaY. JaBs % ib 0coos RaAavcs AL
friends ara invited o ltend. slihoui farther louoe
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

somewhat from Western Pennsylyania 10 North
Carolina The rivers fa1en at Freoport, Cincinnati
aud Evansville.
Probabilities.
For New England Monday falling barometer.
gentle and fresh TO south easterly winds
and asing cOudiness with rain areas for The Md
m, states and iODer lake region, fresh and occasionally
bisk eastery 10 soucry inds generally cloudy weather
and RAIN for the South Atlantic States, hight TO
Tresh southeast to southwest winds, partly cloudy
weather aud rain from Tennessee and Missouri
norfhward over the upper lake region fresh AID
sunaly brisk south westerly or sOubh-ea5tery winds,
generally cloudy weather and rain areas.
Afternoon telegraphc reports from Florida and the
,lulf States Michigan. Minnesota, Dakota and Kansas
are gouerallY missing.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

.. The Tappsns." as they we're commonly terned' were
constantly assailed ny the Pro-SayerY Journals, ana
aTked out NJ public diSturbers; but, undlsmayed the
brothers continued their course ceasng their aDOrs
only when a generation took up more reSoiutely
nd efeauvely the work they had begun.
His fuueral viii take place nom Plymouth Church.
tuesday afternoon. O'Clock, the services 70 bo under
,f.relt ltfOn OF Mr.. BeeCher.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

40 Whibaheads Wldd0wA. only Maids, kInXL Queens.
Dukeg and BaFUns arc abundant Tlere 2i1 Buffers
with sDOon. HiRn, 36 Low, 50 Rch. 10 Poor. ne
grOes Books, 64 Pages u Blank, GenSIeman. shoe
makera 2 Sinners 50 Herrings. and snoKers Que Of
the shortest names IL Ey aud Of the longest. Schanm
Iaal
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
CATFLR MARKETS.

CHrrAgo 2i.-ReceDs 'sr three lays'at.e ~
a. sheep LOB Cae sarset closes hr .nd y ictve 81
rr-e shipping Iu1tsble . - TfD 81 % tr a.r
chsce +s9s6 p; ss eaie - spst u butchers ts
Jill al $50 - ..
fsr medium - cboo.
SHlsp ial. lnel - y0GsS r.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
r1nth.r. Malhn-. Mnthsrs

FAIL Ms NA.OHs SOOTHING hrtrP fJr 81 hs
period u 'a,Ug oiira Il relieves the cJId
pIn Fn1 Requisites the boEe and by Hvas r-lsf
an health o Chld refg Y. Eas B0asI
Be aud csl f,r
'hn4 wHsLow's 5oorupG 5rEgr."
FOR sale ~ al lruggsis-
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
CANOEING

The second annual regatta Of the New-York
Canoe Club was sailed Saturday afternoon, and the
spectaiors Witnessed ne sport. The steamer OF
the committee left the Battery soon after p n ana
proceeded directly to the starting point of Pamrapo' "
The course was about four miles in length. and the
following was the final list Of entries for the
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
rRErARArroNs oN THE JuNIArA.

PREF ARATIONs on THE JUNIArA.
The preparations on board of the United
States steamer JInata nearly completed. aud size
will doubtless start her Arctic voyage tomorrow.
Capt. James NJ BuddngtOn will accompany her as the
ice pilot
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
NfRRLED.

CIABKsOS- OS-,'LARgsON-At Hrhi1g L. T. ThuifT JuRs -
1878 T1omts r. vniye, ID D. John " frrso1 v
Pmldephs Amelia youugs Iaugaer ~ hr ATE samuel FsJd
Ciark,Jn vi hos-lOrs.
COWDREY-THORSB-A Davrnpor.s Neak. New }ocls.is
1brrsrv Irna bv the o. Cg~drcy
s0seplae, daughtsr % tho Lale Nra 5. rhOrle
pALCoEER-McLBAS-On Thursiay June 49, b. me Rev 0r 4
HISS william PllcJErr - Maggie e. Mclean. Hss, u -
Rev DR. r 5. De Ills both OF Nes-l ora Cts
GAGE-HAZIRT-On "Wednesday Oh. lF3 bT Rev. WIS g.
sabine oueeY W. Gage Esanor Pooh Hagiut all of h atty
HUSBhND-WaGHP-At Plymouth Chuca Rochester. June - "
the Rev K Thona. H Husba1d kl lz.ttsr sf
william Wright, formerly OF Brooklyn
alACS-BOgLTBA Ne~Yors, llh Prof J1au Se.as
he bureau Education, asnngJu D. -. =. f4rs sfie.
daughter ~ Judge B0e Dr. JaL. hsoseabura GsasnT
No
PHLBRCE-ROGBRS-O wednssiay jane 49, he rairse-
mother. Rev 6 d. No ,mphel ~ hisi1 q Phn
brick 70 Miss A. Rogers heth Of NeW-f0rt otty
sANDERSOd-COX-On THURSDAY. 9th % The raencs q
bride. AIlur1. y T.. bY Rev Dr. 5nIf. q Cox Il
BouK7le Dr. has naWIe AulurI. er iiasF
A. saatsrou G Brooklyn Mary Cleveland Cox yOaascr tght "
Jas r. Cox ESQ. of Auburn
WILLIAMSON tae ih the r.deaer of ~
BRIDES parents Luke Fors Illinois bv ze Rev a. b. Sen aes
D. d. l. ScHd1er Chicago ClaraeJ J. Williams, JushtsE
OF b. Williams af LIE former place.
rIIOMAS-Pg~K-At Chr,t Churrb Hudsou r. Oh q
June 1873 nv The brnck Frfi~r-s p Th.nts
Francisco Nora daughter u Hon Dsnus Peez hulsa.
Ny
AZ Notioes Of Marriages mast De .ldorsef p'3 hIii
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23

True and False science. speech ryuiaI sssqusi hg
parks Go1w.l D rRisyss Lt-rtsE ErrRA ~.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
pASsFNGERS ARRLHED.

FROa sAyAESAH-Ia staaa.sAD Gsp Barnes, June sais
Re-. N., Gardrsr Mr. Gad Ms isi fear Cd on. Dr. IJa
a.ria rks4 ot0gs sa1 Ma a. - aDasA sal
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
LATEST SHIP YETS
Tor olaer Shin Segs zee seeord P1o,.i


ARRIVED. sunday, june 2
stearrvhip C,sla }rl Gyuu Juae z MJvi- 9th
" I. ind . o Hendeyson Bu-
steamship John Gibson. wnsr1 GeogeiOvu y g. s nds sns
Geo. 3 heuf-k
steamship AcHshnst Rector .BsafJrs mdse snd D-A
Ferguson
steamship Regulator Freeman PLisphA a l1s an Das4
Iousd steamship Co.
steamship Adrate tz) Liverpool Jane 2 8ni cast~s
18th With ni8e md pass J y. Sparks
Caabua Brl hcNoan LveDe.' June 10 md o-e>.s-
town llsh With nlHe and ~ g. q. FrlucslYu.
steamship Barnes Mallory. savannah. ndp- snd -
" r. Gaf1soa
steamship SPAIN lBr Gnoe Liverpool Jrs H. Q0seAsiO~S
l2th rith mdsc and pass. - r. ". J. Hurt
Calauua tss ssl l AHd'a MIrse Nes jl fsvs nth s
Charno .tIl C0rrno Lcag A nth al har
Tsnplar aft fsybarn % isvs urr'r r4gt
tAust Cosnch PDr ssd 70 davs sth
Bug a a. u. hax) BelOun PJt gsadonia vim
csa.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MRsF.
Boston une Liverpool hs- q Jnk at-E
4he 4naH 5sasAP sst-a
porr Tor hes-G9rS. yesterday.
MEMORAN NIbA.
Sehr Cyrus Dow rom CheUdrn. Lumber June = At
vhis passing through He'll Cat hoks lk ssd
auockpl OI piece ler aac-
SPOKFN.
JUN oag sip Livingston (sf sannDsfb. a.
SON allss0olaaa or fuilsiei Dni@
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
JUNE WEATHER.
IN THE CITY.

IN THE CITY.
Saturday was one Of the lOyeliest days that
June has favored New-Yorkers with The mercury did
not rise above $50 in the shade the looked side
ways, fresh breeze swept through the streets
that By judcousy keeping on the shady sides Of the
avenues with refreshing assistance OF ce-water and
lemonade, people were generally able 70 keep cool
Nevertheless, several little children are reported %
have died from sunstrokes. d. r. Bartlett Of No III
East One-hundred and hfteenthst, and Jacob schwab
No 1s Oliverst we're also prostrated by the heat
and died. Yesterday skY nled win sWlft NOV
ug clouds and rain threatened 10 tAl momehtaflY IL
did sprinkle slghtY, and many pleasure SEEKERS post
pOned their pcnics aud went 10 chufch Ihe mercury
10 sZ' ana theu Ie degree bY degree, uuti MD
night, wheu the thermouieter Indicated So
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OiPiCER
WAsHINGrON. d. G.. SUNDAY June "a, 1875 y. m. }
synopsis for me Ddsl i0enfufOUr hours.
The barometer has risen over New York and
New England whore 10 is highest: it fallen some
what from the Gun % the upper lake region and the
north West. being lowest over tne latter occasional
Alanama Tennessee North Western Louisiana aud from
ansds aud Missouri % Minnesota ANA upper hHcr,
continuing over the latter seclOn ana extending east
ward over the lower lake region during the day fresh
and brisk s0utherY b. casterly winds have prevailed
over Tie upper lakes the NyrthWest aud from Kansas
and Missouri w Iexas; thc tomDcratdro has risen
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
RnprrnN pnnrs.
NEMORAYTsA.

guzEvsro1N Ju1e 2rle Lave sesnaho M,its MRs
Bustur Iune ln Liverpool arrived he Jriak a
lhe naH Steamship ~ q sst-a =
Ion .0r hes-Ialk .esl.ldaE
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
LILL

AZ Notices Of Marriages mast be ind9rsef pi1 fstI
d1.y5,s
New-York tribune., 1873-06-23
Tribune Lecture Extra 80. :.
TaR METHOD OF CRBATI0a
An EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST

soand ana iesI,as, Voice aud speeoh The Hkpia-
nation oi hasieal VI lriuOaJ Wh utaoa rArvs elaru,
81 tss% A-se1S "a IAikVAA LACIVRA AAgKA Ne
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

nv HEREAS, by his deed tr;ist. of ,late,.,on ~
w first day Of March, 4. D. $50. dai. rr. :,
gotaed IN the Office Of the Recorder of decd: far
,-alnysite county, in the state Of Missouri, in
IVot No. =, tages tS., I61 and 49,, William q.
Lyon conveyed TO rhe understand try,,ee th,.
.oiioWihg described real cstatc,. situate In the
Soeniy OF Lafayette and STATE OF Missouri, and
"escriped as follows, to-wit:
LOT six le), fronting on Main street seventy.
TOUT Gi) ieet. and. running back one hundrsd
Eil lro ting on Locust street, .ixty- 20 r (sD
yet and r,innine back sevsniy-foar co feet,
fnown and 6esignateti on the plat Of the town OF
Doser, Lafayette county Missouri, as lots six
nna thirty -fo'.r % and 81. Also lot one M in,
tne m SAID town Of p vee, exc oept my COl fcet OF
Of the south end fronting on Main treef, whish
conveyance was made In trust to secure the nav
ment OF certain pvpmissery note in said DEED
described. AMI Whereas, defsult haS Sss !,
mad made In tte paynent Of said note. which has
long since been tsse, and payable. New, there
fore, In pursuance Of the provisions OF said 49,
OF trust, and ct the request Of the holder AZ ss,
note, the under signed win ofer the said ~,
estate for sale at pablo Yentiue no the hiyh.ss
bidder for cash, NJ the cotu thoase tioor h, ~
city OF Lexington, between the honra ~ s.,s
O'Clock 4. =. and three O'Clock ?. N, on " @"
1hursday, May 80, 1878.
70 Wi,s ~ san ne nete and interest thereon together
.Pf-ha h. wiSSOh. Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
EXECUTORS Norxfu

Ei1ERS tcstamCntary on the estate Of less.
- ID. iorg, deceased, were granted 70 he ,ns
nneGssnsn e" the I'M day of April, 1873, by the
All persons hsving claims against SAL. e.,,,.
are required to exhibit them, for allowance IN
OF said letters, or they may be precIud.I fro,n
any benefit OF such estate; and ii such cI,ins he
not exhibited within two years from the L.t, Of
said letters, they will be forever barr.d VI
II. l.. EROOMS
apT3D-5w A. j. HORN Execrto,s
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
i wonD re TRAvELEns.

We have . word to say in favor of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad. 1t was the ''pioneer'' line
Westward and is the ''old reliable route to st.
Louis. With the Improvements which hsve
been made during the pas, year, we believe that
he Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track
Fcs,of the Mississippi. Runs daily express trsins
of dne Cosches, equipped with the Miller plat
form and the patent air brake, from Lexington,
connecting at ST. Louis with eleven through
routes 70 points North, East and South. far,c-
Glar information, with rnHps, time tables, &c,
may be had at tn. Ticket ofics ofihe Company in
Lexington, OF unon personal OF written aprlics-
tion to + A. Ford, Geaeral Passenger Agent,
= NO
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
ADMfNIsrRAroR,s NorEe.

ETTERS of administration upen the estate OF
II Harm = Co., were granted 10 the un,lt Esicr.
trobate Cohrt Of Lafayette county, on the liza
day af April, ISIS. All persons having claims /
against said estsf. are required to p-rssnt them
this date, or they may he precludrd ai.a IL said
eIains are not presented within two years ,hsy |
viii be forever barred.
slxo-X IA HfRe- n .-----r1s
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
EHIsxari0N TURNING =.

CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.
The Atlantic 4 Paciic Railroad Company
offers l ,ae, 900 acres OF land IN Central and
Southwest Missouri, al from s. to S!2 per acre
on seven wears time, with f.ce transportation
from st Louis to all purchasers Climate. soil.
tinScr. mineral wealth, schools churche. and
points TO this land OF fruits rnt flowers. For
particulars address A. Tuck, Land Commission
er, ST Louis, No. jan"2ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Castsria Is more than a substitute for
Castor OIL 1t is the only safe article in existence
which Is certain to assimiiate the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind-colic sad produce natural
sleep. II contains neither minerals, morphine or
alcohol, and is pleasant, to tako. Children need
net cry and mothers may rest. janas-6n
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
aDmI1IsrRAroR,s NoT,CE

T ErTERS oi administration upon the esta.. os
- Mm. r. shelby, deceased, were granted to
cite county, on the 9Th day Of April, ls.3 Al
persons having claims against said estate are rr
luired 10 present them TO said court Ior aIIav
ance within one year from this date o, they ma
be precinie,t, and il said claims are mot pre
senied within two years they will he forever
barred.
apso5t ANDREW X. SiTLINGTOS, Admir-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
FOR THE BEST:

BUY THE MONOGRAM KID GLJTE. TWO
BUTTON, FCH ONLY ONE DOLLARAPAIR.
THESE GLOVES All: MADE EXPRESSLY
FOR OUR TRADE, ANE HAVE OUR FIRs.
NAME IN EVERY FAIR Try THEM
THEY ARE CHEAP, A.;D WILL GIVE
ENTIRE SATISFACTION. APO
WADDELL, AUsTIE & Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Mr.. Ahart, of the Grecnton neigh
oorhood. has cat that left her.kittens and
TOOK IN their place lot OF young Squirrel.
brought IN bv The boys. She Is very fond of
them snd carries them as she would kittens
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
ApMIxlSTRAToR,s N0TI1,H

II ETTERs of administration uron the estate NJ
- Edward PRICE, deceased. were granted to
ette county, on the 10th day OF April, Is;3 An
persons having claims against said estate AR. re-
quired to present them to said court for .iio,y
ance within one year from this date or they may
be prreluded, aud if said claims are not Nresrni
ed within two years they Will be forever harred
ap31jt WM. K PRICE. Admir-
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

Kilsheimer's celebrated Excelsior
CATERS, the best shoe in the market. can be
seen At Davis Il Al!stadt's parlor boot and
shoe store.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
10 EooAx. ADvrnr,.r...

ksssses sdvsrtisins h tAe ieoa, columns, ex.
SsSe nAytnS stsading "a4fs - will Be
NS0 y oeno Per lfna FOR arst insertion, and
psf lne for cssh additional Insertion.
- ~ Scss a.ving staading ''ads.'' 10 cents
Sr sscs s.sa..sss nIss lsserto1, ard cents per line
9fssttively ne deviation fren tAis rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

"1DDAAAOEs NV ~VSDAs
Persons indebted TO the estate of Groves
& Davis residing in Dover township can
find their accounts with Col. Warran. in the
store of r. ". Cox; those in Middleton
township with Mr. Park u. Harris, at Jas.
Goodwin & Sons. These gentlemen are
authorized to collect and receipt for moneys
due said estate. j. +. GROVES,
AdMinistrstor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

From % to 80 Arion Pisnos are constantly in
use In the New York conservai>ry OF Music.
The use to which Piano ID subjected in con-
serTstory is the sevsress test given TO any ia-
strument. The Arion gives the bests atisfIction
aad stands the hardest test. Equal 70 the most
sanRuine expectation.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
UNRIVALED ATTRACTIONS
lS;EvERY DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK AT
ROYLE q NEWS,
New Gssds Coming into stock Every
Day or Two.
ROYLE & NEW.

We expect to keep pace with the seasons, and
to offer all who are pleased 10 pstronize us As
great inducements both in Goods and Prices rs
any house in the trade.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30

THE PrREsr AND SWEETEST Cop-LIvER Or is
Hazard Cisw-!Rs made on the sea shore, from
fresh selected Iivers, BY CasS-ii. H:zard & Co.. 4,
N-w-YorS. 1t is absolutely pure and sweet
Patients who have once taken Il prefer il to all
others. Physicians hsve decided il superior 10
any OF the other OIL in market. Mch l9-4w
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-04-30
REAp.-If YOU want choice fancy

REAp.-If you want choice fancy
or staple GROCERIES, fne whiskics, brandics
or wines, or anything else in the grocery
line, call on Messrs. A. A. & Jo. o. Lesueur,
Cor. Main and Pine streets. No trouble to
show goods. Coffee bsrched every day.
Spices ground by ourselves. warranted pure,
and no extra charge for tin or lsbels. Our
hpuse.is . complete grocery establishment
IN every particular. Drop In and look At
our goods. Times are hard and money
scarce, save 1t by buying of = first class
house. nov2Stf