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WAsHINGIoN, NORFOLK, BOSTON Avn
w PROVIDENCE AMI
CUNARD LINE.
~ NnTJOH

Win tne view OF diminishing the chances OF ooilf.
slen, the Steamers Of this Line will, henc5forth
take spec ihed coarse for all seasons cf TIE year
On the outward Passage from Quee1stows 10 New
fotE or Boston, crossing Meridian of 50 at q Lat
or nothing to the north OFFS
On the Homeward Passage, crossing the Meridian
OF - Al ~ bat or nothing to the north of a. jyII-Sm
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JOHN g. 6ARTHEL,
STEAM DYER AND SCOURBR,
No. l14 FoUR-AND-A-HALF STREET, Zone door
South Of Colonization HAIL.
Itake this method Of informing my friends, %.
rons and the public In general that having recent.
Y enlarged and RENTED my STORE and bYEIH0
ESTABLlbHMENT with all the modern improve
ents thereby making 1t complete In all its details
eQualed By few and passed BY none, prepared
perform in the very best manner and ct tie short
est notice all work intrusted to my care, and re.
spectfully solicit call from all who may desire work
performed In my line, and will guarantee entire
both In regard to the Superior In
which my work Is performed well % In my charges
which Will be very Moderate.
Lsdies dresses cleaned without being taken apart,
and grease spots and stains removed without cleans
ing the whole garment.
Gentlemen b olothes oleansed without shrinking.
Kid Gloves cleansed at the shortest notice. jelly
'I'HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, holding special term, letters
OF administration, a., on the personal estate OF
FRANCIS M ORME, late Of washington county,
d. c., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on OF before the l6h day Of next they
Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the
SAID estate. Given under my hand, this 10Th day Of
September, ISIS. MARTHA N. TANNER,
tepl9fT Administratrix, a.
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by LATIMER q CLEARf,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv ania avenue and ll.h a.
Star Office Building,
TRUsTIIs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE ON sTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN
STREET NORTH AND PUBLIC SPACE

- By virtue of decree of the Supreme court of
t::a the District Of Columbia, passed in a certain
y cause in which William Mclean is complain ant
and Elisha Falconer ct al. are defendants-NO 2767
Equity Docket Ill win offer for sale, at public
auction, IL front of the premises, on SATuRD Az,
the 25th day Of September, 1875 at O'Clock D. IA !,
part Of Lot A, in the subdivision of Square No sO3
as recorded In the Office Of the Surveyor Of ashing
ton city, in Liber B, folio lo3 contained within the
following metes aud bennds Beginning at the north.
east corner Of said lot % sth street west and running
thence west along the line Of alley feet inches
wide 81 feet 10 inches 20 another alley in the rear Of
said lot thence south along the line Of said mem
toned alley, IL feet inches; thence 81 feet 10
inches to the line Of sh street. thence north along
the line OF 81 street i feet inches the point Of
beginning The tmpro consist of four
story orck dwelling, containing rooms, with bath
room. gas and water.
Terms Of sale: Oue-third Of the purchase money
cash; the balance in equal instruments at and u
months for which the chaser will be required 10
give his notes, bearing interest at per cent per
annum, to be secured by the retention of the title
until paid. Sl00 down when the property is bid on
Conveyancing at gurchaser's expense.
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee.
sep4-eo6ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
Yin CONSEQUENCE OF THE SICKNESS
Of the Trustee, the above sale is postponed until
THURSDAY, October 3. same hour and place.
sep3-eo&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

Ry 3. 81. wARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auc,'ouss,,
No. 729 It'll street. between G aud Il
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RY B. h. WARNER,
No. 729 18th street, between and b.

ON NORTHEAST CORNER
~ 4 AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTH
- By virtue of deed Of trust, dated September
s3 18th, 4. d. 1S2, and duly recorded in liber No
folio 259, one Of the land records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and by direction Of the party
thereby secured, will sell at public auction, in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, October 9th,
1873, at O'Clock p. m, the following described real
estate situate in the city Of Washington District Of
Columbia, known and described lot "a, !" the re-
corded subdivision Of original lot numbered three,
t3,l In square numbered four hundred and twenty
eight, 42S fronting on north street twenty (20)
feet and running back along the line of sth street
west eighty Ave tS5l feet, improved BY two-story
brick building, used as carpenter shop.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and Il months,
for which the purchaser will be required to give bis
promisory notes, and secured by deed of trust ON
the property. deposit Of 100 will be required on
day Of sale. All conveyancing st the purchasers
cost: II he terms Of sale not complied with in
ten days the trustee reserves the right to resell
the rsk and cost Of the defautine purchaser after
lished in W ashington city, d. O.
WILLIAM z. HOWARD, Trustee
sep22-eo&ds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
DY LATIMFR A CLEARS.
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o. the Lrustee the above sale 10 post Doned until
HAlDAI october 10. same hour aud place.
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
No. 5ll 7th ST., opposite Q. s. Post once
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THOSE ELE.
FkEss; BkiGK Frost 6WHLIfSGs On
The E88B RETp sI ID OF STREET, ELAR
WET, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust to me, dated Feb
"a ruary n, 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No.
trict Of Columbia, and By the direction Of tbs party
secured thereby shall offer for sale At public
tton, In front 81 tho premises, on SATURDAY, Sep
TENDER 10Th, 1873, ct o'clock D. m, Lot numbered
subdivision of lots marked aud letered "a" to
OF Walter Ltnox's subdivision Of original lots mum
oered one, D two (2l and twenty two a square
numbered three hundred and sixty eight, 1857
an elegant three-story and basement press-brick
I This propers; is sold subjec. to a prior ineum.
bIance Of $1,000, with interest.
incumbrance, $500, with interest at ten per cent
from February Il, 1873 and Expense Of sale, in cash;
balance at six, twelve and eighteen months, for
ing interest from the day Of sale, to be secured by
ceptance Of bid. II the terms Of sale are mot com
will be resold the risk and cost Of the dsfauitns
purchaser. Conveyancins At ggreh a:er's cest.
pls-d fRep.] FL. SWEET, Auct
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, September rs. 1873, same hour and
place. r. H. GASSAWAY, Trustee,
sep2o-d fRepl T.. SWEET, Auct'r.
~1HE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
sDd place. H. o s4ssA&aYs: trustee ia%s hour
sep25 Ell. SWEET. Auct.
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GREAT 1910
,gor-. TO TUE
Trains leave as foIlov.:
saAlnE toE...-- G IS m Baltimore..-- ... 50 m
.-.-. 6.ls pm - $500. SOS m
m n 4 : M

SiN PER CENT. PER ANHUM hereafter will
g q allowed OF depOsits, pay able on demand, amer
ave osy notice. when specially agreed upon.
forsisn and Domestic Exchange bough, and sold
.n.,- n, FAINT, WASHINGTON co.,
e"t@-in B4NxERs, 625 Pennsy lyania ave.
tChrOn.SRepl
n II PATE co,
N.GENkEAL Commission MERcHaNrs-
No. lass PENNSYLyAyIAhv EnrnN iss
WASHINGTON, DC. sssis'im
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Published Measurements concsrfIi,'g - 80
connections Of Col. Edwin :. NcCoSk N-l,f. -
recently murdered IN Dakota. \ Coz r.Sr.n5. -,
81 the Cleveland Herald saws 80 col Fdvir, =
MCCOok was the eldest sOn of Dr. John ssr,..,,l
formerly OF New Lisbon. Ohio, and insseaI "a
being brother OF those mentioned was A csfr.r, .
lis next brother. Gen. A. g. McCnok. has hes,
United States assessor OF Ills district ,y,r -,
the war, until the office was abolished. His neat
brother, Henry a., Is n Presbyterian Minister
located, believe, In ST. Louis. no. The next
brother, sheldon. ~ an oficer In the Tn -feH
STATES navy, and The yOunges., John, b. IN
Episcopal clergyman. re- ding la New EEE.aul.
AL are az tbs lime alive. I believe
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EVENING STAR

BALM FoR BrrisED AYFrcrtnNs ~ rp-
SIX - SIS ooh-lAhOnf tWo yeAls 40 aetil.s
vas IN ueht by fair BROOKLYN spinsfer NJ
koNsls IA Homsr, an the Brookisu -.fr t-,rlrf
sesinst \ former suitor for her hand Mr. Aicr-
ander 4. Earle. The defendant. o. zpl..ar-
Was merchant ard n idoWsr. The =. afrf. n
hao he N companion o. the deceased Mr.
Earle, and after the death Of the later d. psta
ais sui; 70 her. Though he ncser Popy.ef tfe
question exactly, be had pressed 4er ana. Rad
ried state, aud lad been mos attentive 10 f.r
, shtet me manner or a true lover. Great we've
. ~ Suskt'h and grief one Gsy upon learning
sl.s =. LsN married asotlcr laly. She brcI FhL
suit TO recover S2S 90 dsrns-es sr,v, A. 800.
,oI NJ ieIhdy, Judge Nelson, OF the lsrooklvfs
Clty court charged that no iuterrharce or
No..s W. necessary 20 constitute an engage
~ ~ &c SOuft OF appeals cont rms the fuir-
nent o. fhe lower court. and awsr,Is Nj lIe-
man Si5,c0 dsmages.-N 4. HrrsI4. ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

Smallpox, imported from Boston,
is spreading throughout Nova
Scotia.
In an election for municipal Off
GERS At 1ampico, Mexico, recently,
a disturbance arose resulting in the
killing and woanding Of eight.
4 special from Perrin says the
British Ambassador at 1t. Peters
burg delivered 4 note to Prince
Gortschakotf informing him that
England will abstain from ilterer-
ing with Russian progress ii Cen
tral Asia, If It does not threaten
Afghanistan. Nine thousand five
hundred Knives troops are now
i'eseiging the Russian forts on Euba
river. Another two Thousand
Knives are depredating ontte Rus
sian iisgeries tthe mouthof Eaba.
Reintorcements have been sent to
a .43 = " III I
the lsussiail troops ii that locality.
Diplomatic relations between the
Swiss government and the Vatican
are broken Of. Tile Papal Lega-
tion at Lucerne viii probably be
abolished, The Charge de'Atain
aud attaches having been recalled.
The Ministers III Austria, tier-
many and Russia, At Athens, act-
ing On instructions from their IL
spectiye governments, jointly ad.
yised the Greek Government u
end Tie difficulty about the law.
rien silver mines ~ coiiceding the
demands Of FRANCE aad Italy.
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The Bishops Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church have appointed
Rev. Albert 4. Hunt, Rev. G.
Fowler, y. D., and Gen. Clinton
y. Fisk, a delegation to bear the
fraternal greetings Of the General
Conference Of that denomination to
the General Conference Of tile Nj.
4. Church South at it, nextsession.
Josh Bill ugs says: "'(iiye the
devil bis due reads well enough ID
. prOyerb, but what will become III
you and no i this arrangement d
carried out.N
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Albanly @eoister,
N p - "
r1NANeTAL ANp eOmsIERe1AI..

Gold il New York 1l2l. Legal
tender, sS3@S9ac.
Wheat in I.iverpool-average
l2s 6d@12s Sd; Club 12s lOd@
l3s.
The Portland Bulletin gives the
total number Of vessels in the dis
trict as sixty-one, forty Of which are
steamers and twenty-one sailing
vessels, with an average tonnage Of
1854. Value ofimports for 1872,
s728.S25; value Of exports, s642,-
GA, Excess of imports over ex-
ports, $s6.2l1. Duties on imports,
collected at Portland, during 1879,
S272, ,562 35. Tonnage for the
same period, sl,766 Is.
We zee that the Lebanon Mills
Rakers extra flour is quoted at
Portland, in jobbing lots, at IS per
barrel.
San Francisco kilograms furnish
the following quotations for that
market: Flour quiet at $606 25
p Dbl, for jobbing lots Of best city
extra. Wheat firm at 81 O5 for
round lots. Oats, s2@2 25 n 100
lbs. Wool is quiet in Eastern mar
kets; Boston pays 4O@429 for Cal
ifornia spring; 23@28 for tall;
clips, 30@37c. California stock
between 100000 and 100000
lbs.
Wheat market has been consid-
erably excited during the week. 1T
Portland. the price has advanced to
81 65@1 10 P GENITAL. IN this
city buyers are offering 75c " BUSH
el for wheat in warehouses.
The probability Of opposition in
the carrying trade on the Villa
mette has already had a beneficial
effect, causing a reduction of Soc
per ton on the cost Of handling flour
and grain from the river boats to
tile ocean steamers at Portland. A
turther reduction is anticipated.
To canvassing our city markets
yesterday we found nothing to
change except butter, now quoted
at 2O@25c P b., and eggs, SOC ib
dozen. The holidays revived trade
somewhat, but business is but 50 50
money tight.
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At Havana, Cuba, the epizootic

i'tso UsSNSh Vus 0thotiS VACh AZ wv
Jurisdictions. II is Of a mild type,
but the death Of ten followed i'm
mediately on the first attack
It is thought revolution against
the new government of Mexico,
will occur before February. Upris-
ing in the States of Coahila and
chihuahua are expected.
1t is reported that tile Austrian
Government has determined to dis
pense altogether with the services
of Count yonBeust.
A bill providing for the emanci-
patton Of the slaves Of Porto Rico,
was read in the Lower House of
the Cortes at Madrid, Spain, on
the Oath nit. All the slaves are to
be free within four months after the
PRONUNCIATION Of the passage Of the
bill. Slave owners are to be in
demnified Tor their property. Many
Deputies expressed their spproba-
ton Of the bill by cheers after its
reading. The bill provides that
slave owners s all receive 80 per
cent. indemnity.
King Kamehameha died at Homo
lulu, Dec. 18th, about 10 A. NJ,
after a brief illness. He has named
no successor and there is an inter-
regnum, during which the people
are sovereigns. The legislative as
sembly will meet in January when
it is expected q successor will be
appointed. The G0zette favors a
free constitution and thinks this a
proper time in which to move for
one.
Minister Schenck has returned to
London from Italy.
An explosion in a coal mine at
Silverdale, Eng, reported on the
23d ult., caused the death Of eight
persons.
a diamond weighing 28S carats
has been found in the diggings in
Southern Africa.
Gambetta's organism Paris pre-
diets q serious parliamentary crisis
when the Assembly meets in Janu-
AIRY.
\ Consistory was held in Rome
on the 23d nit. The Pope deliver
ed an alocution, in which he said
the church was still sorely persecut-
ed. The purpose to destroy her
was shown IN the acts OF the Italian
Government, which compelled the
clergy to serve in the army, and
imposed heavy taxes on church pro-
perty. lie solemnly protested
against the bill in the Italian Par
lament for the suppression Of re-
igions corporations, and declared
hat the title to property acquired
" this means would be null and
loid. lie repeated his censures Of
hose who encroached OH tile rights
il the church, ard denounced Ger
many, where pitfalls Of open vio-
eIice, calumny and ridicule were
to destroy the church,
nd men who are ignorant ot reIig-
on sought to define its dogmas
1e concluded with a protest against
he clergy donation bill recently
'asscd by the Spanish Cortes, and
general condemnation of the
american system.
es,---------------
miscellaneous.
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annually $1,000 tlorins for her ward
robe.
Three Vermont hotels have lady
clerks, and they clerk to the salts
faction of the public.
4 colored man was once asked
why he did not get married. "Why,
you see, sah," said he, q got an
old mudder, an | hab to do for
her, ye see, sab, an if I don't buy
her shoes an stockings she wouldn't
get none. Now, ef | was to get
married, | would hab to bny dem
tiugs for my wife, an dat would be
takin' de shoes an' stockings right
out o my mudder's mouf.
President Theirs received the
Japanese ambassadors on Christ
mas Day at the Palace Elysee.
\ New York paper Of Decem-
Der 10Th says this: It is stated
that the English capitalists who
have for . long time past been en-
deavoring to secure control of one
Of the Atlantic cables, have sue
ceeded in purchasing 4 controlling
interest in the New York, New
foundland and London Telegraph
Company, and that'the office Of the
Company will be removed to Lon
don, where all important business
will be transacted. The capital
stock Of the Company is 81, 10000
The English capitalists hayesecured
about three-quarters Of it. Much
of the purchase money has already
been sent to this city. The names
Of the managers has not yet been
ascertained.
Since it has been eStab 'ished that
the Nicaraguan Ministership is
fixed, the appl'cations for that posi-
ton have increased in wonderful
manner. Among the names men,
tioned as applying for the position
are two Governors Of Territories
and several Senator's whose terms
expire the present session.
Near Pittsfeld, Illinois, on Fri
day last, William and Clarkson,
brothers and we'll to do bachelor
farmers, were found frozen to death |
IN their house, having been dead a |
week.
Samuel Sinclair, publisher of the
Tribune, n. T., is reported as hay-
ng resigned.
BY the breaking Of an ice gorge
Ibove Cincinnati last Monday, two
teamers and q number Ct barges
we're sunk, and others damaged
At OsWego, Il. T., a fire on the
10Th ult., destroyed $4,000 worth
I property at Orange, n. Y, on
he 3lst ult., $4,000 worth; at
alexandria, Va, at the same date,
worth, $4,000 Of which
vas insured.
Burglars entered Trinity Church,
\. n, last Monday night and rob-
ed the contribution boxes.
Last Monday two trains in I'LL
ois on the Logansport and Wabash
alley railroad collided, killing
II. Wolf and iljuriug others.
a New York telegram Of Dec.
Sth, says: Both the daughters
I Mr. Greeley were ii Court to-
ay to listen to the testimony rela-
i've to their fathers insanity. They
eemed very folly over it Gabriel
was laughing nearly allthe time,
i'd when any quotations from Mr..
,rooIot,sc c,,nachoc ,uaro nadn
, 1873-09-03

certain things, ono would think. that my ono
could havo d monopoly Of. For instance, NrGtt
Carpenter ca,, 10 q A1onopoist iu favor Of tho
salary-grab; John Allon oail hnvo monopoly Of
tho Calumet lily trade; Ills friend Mcdonald
onn control the bunko snnrltet; and ono might
lowed tho business for lido yoars, could
bc left entirely alone with tho aoayongor bllsi-
mons. Bit tl,is ia not 40. Tho old man toptillel
boforo Judge Banyon that he waa doggcd all
over tho city by certnu@woutd-bo BcnvcngorB
WHO 500 lin onter house md thon run off md
get permit for that houHo. Tho other iaY tho
old man wont to call on n sick roativo. The vii
Inns woro on his track. Thcy anw him onter tho
house, md then run and got permit. Tho
nuns complnint. All MonopoliHtH will roloco
to know he obtained satisfaction.
Tho st. Cloud (niinn) journal voucles for tho
truth q tho following: "A a laly coming to
cago hotels with or little son. Tho hoy vas not
perfectly nattsficd with mnttors and things ut
tllo dinnor-tabo, aid Expressed hmBolt fro
ouontiy to that effcct. Tho mother finally rose
md remarked, in MI undortono, to tile youth
ful ofrenslor, 'Como with mo up stairs,
mud I will attond to your caae.' Tho
lad understood at 0nco what attending to Ills
caBo meant, Int thoro WINS m important matter
Of dotail which ho was painfully anxious to hnyo
moro fully explained; SO, pulling backwards on
voice loud enough to bo heard over mont OF the
well-flllol dinng-room Say, mothor, are you
going to tnl.o your llnntl or your slipper Tho
enthusiasm with which this brief address WAS re-
coiyod was unbonn1ed. Poor little follow, how
often have we wanted to kttuw the same thing
ourBelf With n brief season Of waiting wo
gouerally found ont, All he undoubtedly did,"
, 1873-09-03

Meeting of r1.c L.ndy-Directors Yes
tcrlny Afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Lady- -Di-
rectora Of tho Orphans' Asylum, OIL Michigan nv
enno, was held at the Asylum yesterday after
noon. The attendance was not largo, aud no
business Of gcnoral public interest waB trans-
acted.
Tho reports Of the Secretary, Matron aud So
]icitor woro submitted and approved. From
them tho following facta aro cullel: There arc
now in tho Asylum % children of various ages,
4s girls and 30 boys. There Inns been but ono
death in tho Asylum during tho last three
months, and that Of an infant.
Tho Solicitor, Miss Charlotte II. Blake, has
collected during, tho month Of August past
93l5.18, and during Tho an1no time Miss Swami.
Alatron, has received S228.75, aud expended
978.25.
The ladies desire to return THINKS to tho
donors for tue following subscriptions during
July and August: Koth 4 Bro, caah, $50; AIRS.
Holbrook L Co., Burdett. smith 4 Co., Palmer
Il Fuller, e. z. perley, Mrs. II. NJ. Wilmartl,,
$40 each Il. II. unck & Co., IS; othorn isl
cash, ga: :85 !; dosaago 4 Co., dry goods. 925 /;
Il; Enderi, stationcry, $50.
They return grateful thanks to tho following
tor: W.. i. Scott l. Co., Erle, Pa, az tons /;
Bnrton Bro, Erie, Pa., 10 tons; Nelson &
Bro, Hartwell i Bro, 9. II. Dyer, z. L. He'd
atr9na, Angel Arnold = Co., Chicago, ton
Wilmington Il Vormillon Conl Company, az
tons Wilmington Coal-hlining Manufacturing
Company, ~ tons A.. e. Curtis l. Co., tons ;
Daniel boyle, Chicago, 2 tons.
building the coal house and for repairs, anl
Andrews Il Co., for maps for uso in the school,
arc kindly remembered by the ladies conducting
this noble charity.
, 1873-09-03
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

{Cppyl
State ef IllIn0ls, Cuok Cnlll.y, ID.
This il to certify TINT Abram Edwards and William
Carnett hase Agrnad 10 form limited partnership. u o
conducted undoI ne na.o q Ahram Edwards. hs Een
furnishing goos, aid place goods, and salt! tsslaass to
ho oondu9tod and cared on tl.o City Of Chicago, Cook
County, III. Abrnm Edwards Ia to 10 tho Honeral part
ucr and William Garnctt to DO tho special partner IN
said s Ard 10th Ct '9d E.!!iee now reao tn ,tS .ad
to tho capital stock q raid firm tue following aescribod
ors Subdivision Of Hnuks 81 and 6 e1copL tho half
Of Lot o III TIM Cana! 1rhoes' Subdivision ot tho west
third principal meridian, tho 6esng contributed 10
skfd capital stock for tho Of l6 U,-tat being tho
cAsh value thereof.
Said Is to begin tho 18th day Of August.
1873, aud 10 end tue 1st day Uf Soptenl1cr 1s4.
AHRAM EDWARDS.
WILLIAM GAlkEEVr.
, 1873-09-03

Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Parties who stsl, 10 visit Morgan Park can accom-
pany Col. Clnrke. ut hs EXPENSE on Thursday ut u
O'Clock. Call at No. II Chamber OF Commerce.
, 1873-09-03

Palace sleeping anl day cars, owned and controlled
by tho railway company, run through from Chicago to
81. Paul aud Minneapolis, ,va Chicago Milwaukee Il st.
Paul HALLWAY. This is tho route via milwaukee, md
nlso along tic shore Of the Upper MiHaiBapi1 in full
view Of tic grandcs scenery Of that magnificent river
free from dust aud ot1ler annoyances Of interior
routes. Thnsc cars leavo tho Union Depot, corner
Caupl mud West Madison atroets, ut 0:30 al D3o
r. IT., and not SURPASSED IL the elegance aud COM
fort Of their appointments. This III thU only Company
running through cars to Minneapolis mid tile only
through route via N1lwaukce, Tickets mud sleeping
accommodations bo secured at No. G. Clark
stroet, md ut the depot.
, 1873-09-03

LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Utpnf, Ian Unrenst., too AZ k4Se-st. Ticket o9fte
hnrfhgeas e"rntT Car& aud Ran!ofhss, and soaleest
Canal and HadisoH-sa.
, 1873-09-03

I,oCK1AND INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES',
~ Hsank luslsoftiv fall tef,A of !Ils instt-
icw Y"rI, s s9'nlonro supt. ~ F"F ,ss9luy,'n a1a I'D
MAESEtElI}, FFcsdynt,
, 1873-09-03

La5ailo atroos, noar Madison, on Thuraday ovon-
Ing, Mt III o'clock. Tho 1no1nbors of tho Com
infttoo, Of tho Advisory Oon,mltteo, tho Ward
vico-prca!donts, aud tho Ward Comnlitsocs, nro
invited to bo III ntto1N1nt,co.