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/ ALL WISHING TO PURCHASE sAsH-RIBBoEs and
white kid, silk, OF thread gloves for the commence
ment exercises should call at LEVY BROTHERS, 4 4
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THAT THRTY-CENT CHECK MUSLIN which
LEVY BROTHERS are now selling is worth ffty
cents per yard. They have few yards left Of the
tucked skirting, slightly soled, which they will sell
at thirty-fvc cents per yard worth fifty cents per
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il3E-sI z I8GiEFN
by, Telegraph,
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, june 2e-Cotton dull; sales, s73
bales ;middlings, 2tc. Southeru -four less active:
@Slo.5o. Whskey firrner at s2lc. Wheat without
decided change; demsnd moderate. Corn, se9s3c.
for steamed western mixed. Pork more active at
Af5 15lIS;s. Lard Quiet and steady Turpentlne
dull at Seac. Rosin dull at e2.s5G&2s6.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND Posi-. OFFICE JUNE 26, lS73.-M. Y.
Higgins, Richmond, Va. Dr. Monroe,
Banister, Lodore post.office, Amelia county,
Va rr
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TIE CONFEDERATE DEAp.-The remains Of
$50 Confederate dead will arrive here this
week from the Gettysburg battlefield, and
will be reIntsrred at Hollywood cemetery.
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h DAGGER rFASsin leather-covered cases can now
be had for soc. at LEVY BROTHERS,. They ard the
same quality as was sold for 81 at the commences
ment Of the season. -
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MENs HATS AT 75c. WORTH S1.5o.-P. FEIsIGER
Co.. 12ot Main street, have large JOB lot Of hats,
which they will sell at 75c., most Of them being
worth $3.50. These are the greatest bargains eyer
offered In Richmond. ~ cs.! s.r,it,C ~ ~ ~
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NOTARY PUBLIC APPoINTED.-The Gov
erDor las appointed WilIiam II. Patton
notary public Tor the county Of B0tet0urt.
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=, 1879. ..,.. -, SUMNER. ,lr .,,y..- 1879
The latest patterns OF amethyst and pearl, opers
and Royal chains, Roman gold necklaces, crosses
and medallions, just opened ut -
l. N1 NOwLAN & Co.'s,
- 20 corner Main aud Tenth streets.
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To THE LADIEs.-Just received the latest style Of
FANS jewelry hair goods, kid gloves, scarfs, &C.,
&c, for sale at greatly reduced price, at E. l..
GRANGER'S, 627 Broad street. Please give me q
call, examine my stock, and compare prices.
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A CARGO SUPERIOR STOVE COAL just landed
with which j. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street, will
supply his friends cheaply for present or wintel
sIlnplies. ------- ------ Y
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. June 2s-Flour dull and heavy.
Corn-whtc southern, active and firm at TIC; yell
low southern dull at Oats firm Rysquiet at 10
075c Pro, isions duh and weak, Pork, $1a.sc@
Si7 Western butter scarce; choice, 2o022c. Sugar
cnred hams, l4t@l5sc. Lard ss9stc., fWhiskey,
small sales ut 933GO4c. Sugar unchanged.
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HATS AT 7sc. worth $3.50, for sale at p. WE1sI
GER s. Co.'S. The greatest bargains ever offered II
hats. ..-s-I5 W,ss-t} -..E- sstaktft 81.
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PIQUE TRIMMINGS at about one-hslf the regular
prices Particular attention is called to the embrod
cry piqus trimmings at so, 60, and 7Sc., sold few
weeks ago at more than double the money, at LEVY
BROTHERS,. 80. -,
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LACE EBARBEs.-LEvY BRoTHEns have received
an assortment of real thread lace and guipure-lace
harbes which they win sell much below regular
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3AgcTzoM. SALES, gn1s DAY..

On az snlss OF ysal sssges nnds bspecs tss isf "a
5asudsr gnd yofisIets lase lae satss. Tor ths RIO
: nl tsdsss made befosefs ths lst of Jssf ssd Ias
Ge year the tdIes hdue to be paid 81 he ssiiS
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LEATHER BELTS, now so much In use, can }
had In great variety at LEVY BROTHERS. 80,
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=, R1f,HMoND MON = ToRAgco, l. MARKET

I'd s};,sfI I'll, ~ THURSDAY, June %, ISIS.
Receipts eontiuue light In consequence Of the har.
rest time, though TIE warehouses are we'll stocked
and breaks continue full shipping tobaceos for ex-
port remain irn. A little better feeling on the part
of tuyersi is manifested though prices have not adj
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STATE TREASURY. balance in the
State treasury yesterday was 81 ,290 ,355.1a.
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Those HAMBURG EDGINGs WHICH LEVY Bro
THEIRS are selling 2s and lsc per yard are worth
double the money. Let all who doubt look fo1
tfor,q qplv A tsss
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The STREET COMMITTEE was on a tour Of
inspection yesterday, and accomplished a
great deal of work. ,q.t.,st, .sr..,, 1
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FINANCIAL.


5sslsts = ft8Stti ny IE1eBk0z g = 2
/ New .yYoBK, june 2s.-The, Government soid
s1,soaoos gold to-day at ais s7loas Specie shipmenfo
s7oo,oee. 100000 OF which was In geld coin. Five
hundred fiiousand dcIlary inssesd u packing for
shipment on Saturday. sstsfs
Monsy easy at s9l. Exchange steady e. ise s-ieW
teas.l Gold. iisss iGoyernrsents dan and quiet
/ FStases steady and unchanged u Fs<Fss
BALTIMORE.
lBAL1nsoRE, .Jma se.iifxfnia cs, consois, ~;
West Firainia's. 10. ad te-day. pss
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS of E. B. SPENCE 81 Son
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale onl
by f. B. SPENCE & Son.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June 2a.-Cattle quiet, and t9tc.
lower; very best on sale to- day, 5301c; first quail
fy H@51c.; medium aiGlstc receipts, l,lsp head;
alcs. fIOe head Hogs In good supply, with fair de-
nland at A@tc. higher; corn.fed 7g7sc.; stillers,
depress the market; demand fair at tc. lower; f1ir
to good, 4@5c.; good to extra, 69ssc.; receipts,
$3.50 head.
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: CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, June 2o.--Floura dull at 995o@91.
Corn steady, 4?e. Provisions rs armer @ ,s pSrk, $50
jobbiug sales. Bacon In good demand shoulders,
TIC. cedrrib, &C.; clear sfdcs ofc. Whisky steady
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.s;f r: et 'ST.LOUfS MARKETS..
ST.. LOUIS, June 2s.-FIour quiet and weak. Corn
quiet No. 2, 363c., cash. Whiskey dull at SOC. Pork
duiiat Sis. Bacon~Only limited tobbing demand
Lard dull and weak; refined, si@slc.
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CEA.SIDE RESORT.-COBB'S HOTEL,
~ COBBS ISLAND, VIRGINIA.-Now open for
the reception OF visitors It Is well known for Its
TERMS 90 per day, $ls per week, $50 per month
Of four weeks. EJ1
ROUTE: From Norfolk to Cherrystone BY steamer
n p. Banks, Mondays, Wednesdays. aud Fridays.
ga. III. COBB BROTHERS & co, 3.
lie 25-lm 1T - .Cherrystone, Virginia.
=. ENQUIRER CODY two weeks daily II
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,Ln>iN,, ENERClSES AND DISTRIBUTION
oF MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS IN BAKER,
VALLEY. AND TWELFTH AND LEIGH
>JnDOiS.
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SCHOOL OF ENGLISH.

.1uuior Gnss-G. r. Bailey. Grcensville county
George p. Baram, Petersburg; G. I. Bill, Pulaski
county; G. c. Biting, Jr., Richmond James v
uenrico county: George T. Prichard, Richmond
II Raws F.lre cHunty s;r:o r. b. h1ss
Gordon Webh, New Kent county. intermediate
Ciass: f. NJ. Burackcr. Page county; W. NJ Ha-
bIiston. Richmond; w. Wiley. Fuqul, Bedford
county: w q. Jones, Chesterfield county: George
4. Schlnclz, Hampton; e NJ. Shields, Richmond;
W " Stppy,r Richmond, Z y
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a WNING SPREMIUM STENCIL
II WOKKS,-MAHONE q CO., manufacturers
Of PLAIN and FANCY YsAWNIHGSf0x f0xstorfs and
'BRAND-CUTTiGG and WQorsENGRAYrNs
/ work. Southwest corner OF Fourteenth ana Main.
/ streets, under Cohen's bank, Richmond, We.
sim 3tsfIs
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clients followed. Itmay be remarked IN this
connection that the Sc students had two dis
tinctions-one ut the intermediate and the
other ut the final examination. The list Is as
follows: Z --'".
SECTION /: E. M. Burackcr, Page county; u Ad.
French, Richmond; George T; sII 5acKsonI ori2ik Oh
mond; J. l.. Iribbe, South Carolina; Paul 1up-
per chmond sEcJIoS WI o. E,;Ism Kish
hIlyson, Richmond; Il. ?: FELTON,, North Carolina
j. H. Helsley, West yirgnia; ): Caan ?; On Hobson.
Richmond; w. q. Jones, Ches'ern'ha county
Hugh c. Smith Petersburg.
SCHOOL OF GREEK.
Sectioa,l- Solomon Cutchins, Nahsemond county;
Charles X. Darby, Maryland; ". g; Jones, GhGs-
sEsIs f9bbie, fSSniy sSu jasoiSa. :: S sq Bns
Richmond: r II. lager, Mississippi; w. EDyson,
Kchond w. GsseSs, SsrGaa 0anYs eean' tSwid ~
die County; Hugh c. Smith, Petersburg.
SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
EREscH.-Henry w. Hobson, Richmond j. Can
non Hobson. Richmond Roy 9: Smith, kichmona:
GERMAN.-F. B. Beale, Wcstmoreland county
# Rens' sGi Porerdsd
0'' SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS. .,4 j
Section /: Charles E, B,rsie6aush Rocsing- s,a
ham county. Section q w. =; Bstung n.t;, nth-
Nt'''' SCHOOL OF ENGLISH.
Charles E. Barglebauah, Rockingham county
Thomas ii. Butler, Caroline county; Manly d:
curry, Richmond; William +. Harris, New hent
county; A. 7. Holtzmnn Rappahannock county
l.. n Perkins, Fluvanna county; Il. W. N. Stmns,
Culpeper county; hoy G. Smith. kiehm0nc; fanl
Y. Tupper, kichmond; W. w. Warren, surry
| county. y f.,.Is
PROMOTED IN 1NTERMEDIATE CLASSES
SCHOOL OF LATiN.-oscar 8. hunting. Goodson,
G. Haylland &urke, King William county VII
| liam 8. Dashien. Richmond: r. Il. Eager, Missis'
! sippi; G. Z. Nicol, Prince William county.
SCHOOL OF GRREK.-G. ". Carter Clarke
county; W. y. Dash!eil, Richmond; James Lyons
Jr, Richmond; l.. Floyd Mock, Aceonac COUNTY.
SCHOOL OF MATHRMATICS-J. Henry Miller
| Lynchbulg: George &. Thomas, Richmond,
| SCHOOL OF ENGLIsH.-R. b. Lee, Rtchnond; )
Russell snith, Cult epef county SaMuel ~, gay
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the exercises were again varied with delight
Iful strains of rich music, which thrilled
! every one present which seemed to gush
forth as easily and gracefully under the won
derful and ininitable, touch OF Mr.. Wheat
az though he had only to speak the word
and it was done.t Then followed The
- ANNOUNCEMENT OF DISTINCTIONS
and of promotions in Junior classes, by Pro-
fessorr L. II. Puryear, chairman of the fla
Guilty of Richmond College, as follows:
DbtinGrished at the intermediate ExamiBa.
t,.s.. -. fScs, Ox,l lv-
, 1873-02-07
OBITUARY..

DIED, Of pneumous, Cerusa Conant, wife Of James
Long 1T Eenwood, wednesday, Feb. s. 1873, at 1890
H. IL aEad &c years. Funeral Friday, Feb. Z, 1878,
at D. M. AL friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
Mrs Long was native Of Brandon, Vermont,
and was among the earliest eettleTs and one of
the firm believers in the future greatness Of the
somewhat unattractire garm Of this great city
She was among the foremost Of the promoters
Of all public spirited and charitable measures,
aud, during the great rebellion, Was one Of tho
most indefatigab1e and efficient workers Of the
Sanitary Commission labors, and, by her un-
wavering and lofty patriotism, practically dis
played, set salutary example during the
DARKER days Of tho great conflict when
contributed several membors Of her
family toward the defence Of the Union, and in
addition zealously performed every act that
came within her scope to promote the good
cause, being as ready with her pen asher hands
IN saving Just the right words at critical periods.
She Was one Of q notably accomplished literary
family. most OF whom we're writer's or contribu-
tors to tile press. being a sister Of Rev. T. j.
Conant, the erudite compiler Of the new transla-
ton of the Bible, and family connection OF the
Rev. Pharcellus Church, tho We1l-known founder
Of the New York Chronicle, aud with the editors
Of the Gdtdry, and Army and Nary Journal,
talent, her contributions to the public press be-
ing characterized by the most sterling common
tense. pungently expressed. She was an acsi'o
thoueh not an extreme advocate Of the enlarge
nent of the sphere Of women, and but for her
devotion to her family,-being tho mother of
nine childgen,-slo would have made brilliant
menbes OF the literary profession.
, 1873-02-07

kane County, and answer claiIning set-on.
TIE CmcUt1 CoCRr-5, ,792-Tho.nas Hamilton r.
Timothy Il Bradley Martin Dss:, :iAh1on osasn
5,1e4-"ithheld- 5,7s5-BernhaEd Fowler r Hugh
Maher; assumpstt, 5000. 5,1s4-oscutt " T1neheste:
Chicago; e.ss, $1,000 ;,os-menry hsehsst '. chi.
cago Pscide Railroad Company; case $4,000. 51Ga
Herman Felsenthal It al Marcus Peser assumpsit
Ss :Sfgs Fs;er sna si6s Ha4
ard " J. II. r-rkea ard G. " Schultz,
partners assumpAit, s4o9. 6ao3J. Loewenthst
rs Sicksrs9n son.. ss1sunps =, $500
replarin Of abstract Of title damages xl10 5so&
-Edwnrd Mendel =. Raphael J. Prins assaupsit,
81 ESQ, and affidavit for eepias 81 rcspondendnm.
s,andish v Cornish assulnpsis. 81 ooo. 5so3-5amea
Sullivan '. Jacob A. Cost petition for mechanics
Hen cottage 1T tho toevn Of Thatcher: Burnt Rec
to establish and confirm title. ..
The SUPERIOR COURT, 2l5-Clarn II. T. David
J. Mcintosh divorce on the ground Of deseztson.
confession of judgment. -cniesgo Marble Ian.
ufacturing Company '. George White, BENJAMIN !.
aud Gertrude 4. Quimby petition for mechanics
no papers 422l9-Treadway + Jewell John Julian;
confession Of Judgment, SIG. ,o20-P Sexton =:
Lehman Billings Brothers assu1npsit $500 e 12l
essss' no3s i sssE9s 1saA3 cf1stos has'h
remove cloud from title: ~ ~ Louis Bush and
bond destroyed by nra in the suit Bush ct al :.
Sherman ct al A. Elizabeth c. Kirchof for uss
Of o Willard ~ y Drummer :; Adam Carrier; assurnps:t.
Bryan, Isaac Walker, and Adam Craig; partners az
sumpsit, $500. a. 2225-Darling Smith Co.. Tra-
III J. neh l6e ssats Eaaa 1as i Hn'aa
Railroad and Transportation Company. 4o.23o-Jacoh
Walliser r. Town Of Lyons case $3.50.
, 1873-02-07

social representatives Of Riverside. Mrs. Ly-
man, Of West Lyons, was attired simply IN
white, as popcorn g4r], and attracted coneid-
cradle attention by her graceful dancing. Miss
tho "Daughter OF the Regiment" The cos
tune of AT. Albert Sawyer, OF Hinsdale, who
WAS dressed as Thaddeus in the bohemian
Girl was noted as handsome and gracefully
worn. The costume of g Chinese lady, whose
mama cannot be recalled By the writer, was much
praised for the elegance Of the material, and
the conscientious accuracy OF it's details :.
Tie music was Of good quality, and had all
necessary variety. One Of the numbers VAS the
q Beautiful Blue Danube"
Prof Snow, Of Chicago, assisted 81 floor man
aser and prompter, and rendered efficient service
in making the party pleasant and sucoessfuL a
handsome lunch was served at !3 o'clock. At 2
tho assembly dispersed With hearty expressions
Of satisfaction for the pleasure enjoyed, and
congratulating themselves at the prospect Of re-
newM Of the same at no distant day.
, 1873-02-07

tention to matter In which, no wrong
appearing to have yet been !. 1 d0ne,z ,zstis the
that tho Assignee WAS Lax in his duties in at
lacking by means Of the Courts those who could
not otherwise be reached, the. Court did not
think such case had been made out as would
: justify so violent . remedy as removal. Tardy
culpably so had not boen shown: In fact, the
Court had himself been informed by 3
Judge who WAS here last week, that this
Assignee had instituted over two hun
on itself labor Of no inconsiderable magni-
tude-and that the docket WAS now nearly made
up; whilst from other sources he had gathered
that suits had also been commenced against diff
ferent parties in the various States in which the
Company had transacted business. All these
proceedings, the advantages from which might
be expected soon to begin to t1ow, would be
largely p1ejudiced by the removal Of the present
Assignee, and the appointment OF person in
his place who would necessarily have to so all
hope to famiiiarize himself with the
details which had now been mastered.
The Court we'll remembered the opposition to
the confirmation Of Mr.. Lambe, because 1t nad
determined him to examine closely into the
matter, the result of which was that he satisfied
himself Alr. Lambe was the proper person for
tho Office. Since his confirmation, ne mign not
have moved as rapidly rs he possibly would had
he adopted any other plan Of action but that OF
settling the premium notes put the re- Gourt lou &c e9nld m
followed and the adverse circumstances, he
had advanced as rapidly as could reasonably
have been expected; and in what he had done
there was no doubt that ho had taken
tion as to what should be done with respect to
the premium notes and secured capital, and
whether tho Assignee should proceed with tho
sale Of the latter or not; but at present it did
, 1873-02-07
THE 0FFAL QUESTION.

To IL. Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
s1R. The Erer,ind Post makes the inquiry.
n,y1..4 .,,;r ~ a. ,;t,, = ., md rrocaada +c
nnas VIA sueS ~ "1'A ~ on4 s- 49,
state that, during the penoancy Oh tne aSue
Park order preventing the transmutatlon Of Of
fal. blood. and animal matter into the town,
TINS c preventing the FortiIizne Company from
ho;n1 s turn;s,,ed with sunnlies AZ usual there
was piled up about the depot OF the company, az
the Stock Yards, an acre Of offal si1 feet high,
and nn arre of blood four feet high; that this
.aor,-,,,1..io, fro7a ao1id1v dnrino the cold
N".,.s- 49,. n5o- tha ;,,a1e,ca ~ tba nrasent
"eatnet' pu1' nnoer .Al0 .nuu0use ~ 10 ~
atmosphere, "lt Is beginning 70 slela up lts
pungent proportions, and disseminate its pols-
onona oasea rnon tbe wings of the prevail
~ 1r;nds y md them nroceeda to ask
1n6 "ua0' 49,, e..,. uo.aaa;azs
until tho present packing season Is over. Inat
sit is, or ought to be, out Of the question to
shut up the packing houses, and destroy for the
season business interest which is third in i'm
portapce in the CITY," That, "unless this al
ready stinking mass is transferred to Ainsworth
and trorked up, the consequences are not to be
pictured" That they will be ghastly and beyond
endurance,
Permit me to call the attention Of your readers
to the proper answers to the inquiry, and to fur
terested, a few facts for consideration, and that
ought not to be- overlooked.
IN the first place, the Northwestern Fertillz-
ine Company's works were burned Jan. !. 1873,
and hayo not been restored 80 as to consume the
ofal a. is propoeed; that about !, 500 tons baye
been piled up at and near their location, which
is in The same condition IS the smaller quantity
at the Stock Yards.
In the second place, tho Fertiizing Company
have the same right (f any) to pile this ofIal at
their platform at the Stock Yards that they have
to pile it up at Ainsworth- The accumulation OF
until late in the summer. The outrage is thus
proposed to be perpetrated upon all Of the south
half Of Cook County, which, in a sanitary view
Of the case, should not be permitted. In illegal
view Of the case. the Company has no right to
pile up such an enormous quantity anywhere:
The situation is an unfortunate one, IN view
Fert1lizine Company to take their offal in about
double the quantity they have ever been able to
, 1873-02-07


The Northern Pacific $50 first mortgage gold bonds
bear s10 per cent interest in goId and have the fol-
lowing clements Of strength snd safety, viz:
J. They are the obligation Of strong corporaticS,
q They first mortgage on the road, its rigG,e,
franchises aud equipments.
s. They are first lien on its net earnings,
l. There Is pledged, for payment Of principal and
interest," land grant Of T. 801 acres per mile through
the Sates md Is 600 acres milo through the Terri
tories.
Over 500 miles Of the road Is completed, and the
earnings for 1873 will bo large.
The Company receive the bonds at 10 per cent f.c"
MUM in payment for their lands.
jar COOKE l. Co., Financial Agents.
For sale By Lunt, Preston Kean, Chicago.
, 1873-02-07

Taxes.
The State and county taxes real estate and per-
aona1 property, for the year 1874, arc now due and
payable at the places desgnated below. Under the
new law the time for the collection Of these taxes IL
about half whnt it has been IL {ozcer years. Al having
to be paid before the 10th Of March Checks cent IN
payment Of taxes must bo certified.
JoHA ". TApPAy,
Collector South Chicago Office No. 1G1 La6ale street.
: 4. L. MORRISON,
Collector West Chicago; Office, cotner Halstcd and
Randolph streets.
JOHN B. WALSH, .> ..
Collector North Chicago; Office No. l33 North ClarF
street.
, 1873-02-07
HYMENIAl.
PERBT-ROS5.

The truth Of the precept, "1t is not good for
man to live alone" WIS demonstrated Nedne5-
day evening at Engleuood, Ill, by Mr. Clarence
D. Perry, of Bloomington, H., nephe" o1 a.
r. Lewis. Esq. of this city, in taking unto
wood. The ceremony was performed at the I,
residence OF the brides mother. and was FOL
, 1873-02-07

THE Us1rEp STATES Crrcurr CouRT-1n tho matter
Of joseph D. Kinkead and Kinkead Co., IN bank
eti;icn Of Miles 3lunser to set ss1de crder OF
Dist,ict Court Il. Friend Brothers, of Milwau-
kee, WIS.,, J. F. Chapman, OF Mount CaTsol1, ";
tresuass On the contract 81, t,000-L D. hrtd-
Aseien.o Of the AURORA Insurance Conpanyy Free
men Pollard. James Brown. aud Dewitt c. Brown
, 1873-02-07

:, 1E.:, ri.
His character Of clown WAS vel assumed. I'M ME'
wore q silk robo made in Constantlnopie,
md slippers also from the tiolden
Horn. There was another inrk. whose
character was well assumed, but the name has IA,
escaped the writer. Mr. Montague wore sail
or's drees Mrs. Montague French court cos
tune. ~ Morning" was a charming persona
ton taken by Miss Warren, Of Hlnsdale, IN .
white dress, lace veil, spangled with stars
'.Undine," the hapless sea-1na1den, vas as
eumed by Miss Dora Welch. OF chicago, ensel~
, 1873-02-07

Lunt, Preston q Kean,
nsnk Of discount and deposit, Commercial banking
in all its branches t1ans1cted Certificates OF deposit
1ssuod bea1ng interest according to contract West
Side. corner Halsted and Randolph Streets South
side No 1877 and I69 IaSalIe street.