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The REQ Canon jeremiah SIoynHhano of
Sew Orleans, 9s announced as stoRYlDg at
Ewcent1os HuteH0 III New Yorko
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-29

che public .hooH teachers will receive
sfeir pay for the month of February az she
CitSHa9o tomorrow afternoono
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The colored population OF Philadelphia
- 1870 was 22.I47, representing 1903 votes.
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NOINTERFERENCE EXPECTED FROM con
GRESS,


we give below two samples oq Northern
opinion from leading journals, For she
benefit Of our Fusion friends WHO are ex-
pScting great things from Congress. The
sentiments accord fully with those here
tofore expressed by Us, that the present
Congress is less likely TO interfere in this
State for the Fusionists than the last was.
Il is hardly likely that louisiana political
affairs Will occupy any considerable pore
tior of Gle time of the next Sessions
tSpaciaS Dispatch to tie New York Ti.nes0
oyIIAT THE NEXT CONGRESS WILL NOT Do
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Attocney General
Williams, il a conversation with Judicial
officer from New Orleans to-day, expressed
che opinion very positively thar IL the pee
pIe OF Louisiana consulted their best intaro
esrs they GOulS without delay submls
peace4blS 20 She exciting Stats SoS"re.
aaeuSo :s,T, HHGeE tic cir.pLsHauCeso So.
executive s!aHc.6 q: Sl.s genera. gpvcsa-
.nenS w~,s'.' Use rs err - fo:Ge ~ .ueta!n
GO7e:nor Hrib0.-'s aU-hH!tyo IL was "t
me O;..'IIc!s 8uTthtS '.las 2hc:e G2a-G be. 80
hope 3Ur any ether soRcSLulrnt GoUu1etl
uS0R an~ expected as.1H ~ Congress-
since e,s ~ sUiiicau seaSin.snS ;a. -. next
C0ngr, ., We % tTt;s sosnSS SS0sotoSs So~S
70 the ld>Ss
sPuo.. - . G-o.y,.e gp;seoeeoss' sns6s0G
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The above statement Just. true and c0rrocs
transcript nom the books OF the company
: PAUL FOURCHY, Presi1e-t.
STATE OF LOUISIANA a
Parish OF orleans
City Ul New Crieaus. )
day Of June, 1872. SV
P. CHS. CCvELLFER, Notary PutGc.
AT a meeting 0: the Board OF Directors held ia
tAt teHth day Of June, 1872, ii resolved to- pay
!! CASH DIFIDbO OF THIRTY PER GENT CT
the net earned Participating premiums foI tie sea:
e4dhS May 81: l8'2 payable the third Mcuds9
OF JAY next. Also, to pay en demand ten per cec5
interest TO the scrip holders upon coa7ecs:01 90
tEelr scrip INTO capital stock, as per aG3e;eG
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PRDtIAM 4IsGS.
1--WE 7Gs6tsISD D0GIsRs REWaRr.
?. q. DtSA3Slo99o
S-.----...-- - a -

Srs7s ~ GoU!slAHa i
kIesI:tive Department.
@as Orleans, April d, 1878. y
~Iespss sfSreS' tEyIRatisu Gas been received
by Rflst ar about Su. thiCFetL DAY of March
1873 Wi..jam o slCo0nssli al ED and worthy eli
zen o. Ella STAT, vac 81 s.~s 0urdered at Yes
a'a, lee 3s paPi os S.cb scr, IN S,Ss STATE GS
1ersOI o: persons 20 insEsuswa
FoS, therefore J. .n ?. KelHsr, So'srHer
OK f.e Stase of Gousi ma have Enough; fit 90 issue
this NJ proclamation, GHeEirS feward of FiVk
THOUSAND COLLARS So- Gls apprehension aud
conviction Of the mUedeSes sr nurGerers of the
saiH Vii. an e NcDonaidj saiH SewaId to he paid
81 Gle certificate ~ the sheriff ami district ator-
n~T 90 SAL! parish os 80 Ss0u fhat sls person ap.
wv : f.e Gle sass s.TnisIe<A Sic information
which lei sc Sl,5 area. and S09v&sosS 81 Bhe
S'OIssai3 murderer g. FL tseG.ys
Given Snde9 rnr p sld aid a.. sea' ~ a'.e STATE
hereGurs attached ;.iS swsue. first day OF April
1879, cd :te id se& s.see O6 Re Sustad States
Go g.. d seVra'h.
WILLIS: j.. &ES%sCG8o
Gs sic Governors
WILLIAM WEESs
assistant Secretarvs ~ Ssaee a'SeSp
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4he administration n4s iste'S glr.s Sew
Orleans parties 20 understand ahae II she
people Of i.ouSiana consulted ta.aiS ts--.
Interests t:ey ~oI.lI Submit - G.c% - tl:
Kellogg State government NeGe,.%' ~ sx-
ptst4d from lie neXH Congress- as She &c
publican "arcg viii chen have q &!ssscg
40 OGotS Shau during the last ssssos,As
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: snucA better feeling is apparese g.
financial circles than existed weel. 'ss.
The people recognize in the excursions o.:
Go:7uel Flanagaaan:iss GaIlare comra ..
a disposition on the part of the State GOV.
eGSu.ent 50 safos.: the Jaws 81. :so:eS:
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office Corner of Camp and canal Streets.
Assets DecfSSber 81, So72 .ooeso.osoo.oo 1884 @
Ensures Fire Narne and River Risks, dividing
the profits separately Of each Gepa! tuIent to the
insured.
For the accommodation Of its customers, the
Company WA make aarine losses payable IN
LoudoIo
3 SCSEs, essdeeuG
J. EoH.SsNs %SessaHs.
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NEN GOUDS! NEW GOODS >

eleao 20 an erer, fresh from o. ne ,faceurtns
esscrc5o Al the lea!ing art els n kerU5r serol
. shirt so.d g-ut.eUea.s furnishing s-Cr-. Esu2
Sca-fs . {. = coi0!s in tie rainbow. G4Ilo-gs o.
o. Q e 90 OIL silk clocks at
LEIGHTUE'S OLD STAoD
Conner Canal AID ST. Charles streets.
seo0 s0c' oae above named goods VIII be ee-
=. ., esA @ sec ssJetsS~b State Fac il Department
so 0I27 o. %
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A MEXICAN Mutual INSURANCE Az.

ISOLATION OF NEW ORLEANS.
80 100000 Commerciai Place. e.o...soo...5
Between Camp and st. Charles Streets
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1he above is Puss AMI JSIsGS sSSSscSi4s 40m
ss books of she companyo
Ssw A)SsaSs, sSarch 81, 1873
g. H. 0GLESBS. &SasiSSaSso
%ALTEK RUSsIsGToH, Secretary.
ewCqn to and subscribed before NE, ndeaSy on
the sixteenth day OF April, 4 D. 1873.
EDGAR GRIMA, Notary Publ
81 regular meeting of the Board of Directo
held on the fourteenth OF APrt, 1873 it
solved that dividend of TWENTY DOLLARS per
share be declared or the capital stock of the COM
at the Office OF the company on and after the
twenty-trst in cash upon all paid up stock. Upon
unpaid stock TEN DOLLARS per share to credit Of
final eXtiLguishment of stock notes, and TEN
DOLLARS IN cash, and that Interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum be allowed on all cash
payments upon stock from date of payment to the
thirty first OF March, 1873.
}. II. OGLt>BY, President.
JOHN T. HARDlE, Vice President.
WALTER HUNTINGTON. Secretary.
New OreaI s. April Is 1873 ap!2 I'm
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New ORLEANS. APRIL 20, 1873.
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL IN-URAnCS

COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
i0i. Canal strseG.....e9o9o0. s1@
RIGaTSENBT ANIMAL 9B.TEAEQS
On son6enite alta Gle sae,ulr5eeaeo g @sos
Charteso the cospsuy : 'Soiish She Soloss.@ zoe
, nent:
Premiums EeceiSed 2.etuet oO seap0r9eS
} 81 1871, including uHearlea 2SrElt0IRs GS olC
yl0us YEAR
On fire risks. ssss.oo~ossoe 70
On marine risks .s.s.s.......s..o.c.so 4 s5.S 60
On river risks 70 10 90
Total PREMIUMS .Sse. CO. s.s.sse 5r-i IS" Q
Less unearuSG premiums. oo..soeo <"i.j.r Q
0u@9
Net earned premiums MAJ &c 1872 eoooo 90 eco 60
Losses pdG-o
On ire risks. D. 600. Q. $500 S"f6,r79 q.
On marine iisk5........o. S',75p %
Or S'Tos risks ,o0O GSoo.SOoooo !Z5.E5 o
s43a, IA o
lAits'.. Co. ..............-.. 2l,3S7 @
Selnsuratcra Return pren-
u1s, AID E-04t AID loss Sc rs g.
lctal.. SJ'iG 6G3 So
Deduct interest, ies5 ez-
Ptuses...... 0,.......... 1856 80 az @
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SGW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU
SHOPPING

OSe oero description foc Ladies and Dealers or Or
deIs from Louisiana AID the Southern States.
Constant familiarity with tne market and best
houses ilsuTes great saving TO customers.
CIRCULARS and SAMPLES SENT FREE
MRS H. MOGRIDGE.
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SEVENTH LOUISIANA STATE FAIR
VIII COMMENCE
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23, 1879
and CONTINUE SEVEN DAYS.
q GRAND LOTTERY
P,2 The RELIEF OF
THE 8AIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION,

THE GOTTSIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
W !! DO drawn the arena, in front of the grand
stand, Oh the last GGg OF the far, when grand
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COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
IDA. Canal strseG...e0.o9o9.S 0O
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2 0UF~IANA stiGxUAfs
INSURANCE CCSspSSSo
S1SSGSE$GS s.Er;S sS8TE3ssS6o

e. soseorrsits sIsa Che ~: ssc44csss IS eAeis
chaTts'o Size Company slIS... s:.e g. soHisS Sate-
mesH:
To:1S' SIsol!6me sos 90 Scas s2eiGs
L. d 4 d O.. 40
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INSURANCE.

WIETI5 QUARTERLY STATEMENT
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STATE OF LOUISIANA /
Parish of rleans, city Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this seventh
day of April, 1873
G. LEGARDEUR, JR, Notary Public
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sIGaTSE0BB ANIMAL qBATEnEQS
Profits. go. .o....0"....o... s2s5.s

Total. S538 673 81
Deduct interest, ies5 ez-
qtnses...... o........... 1856 80 90
, 1873-08-17

This Is Tho nnn,c givon by Tho Chicago milwaukee, h
81. pnut Railway to Its lrst station beyond Wcssorn
avcuuo and hero, Il IL TIM oxpreaaod prpoao Of this
road. by furnishing train factios To build ZIP local
population. Tho location Ia ono which will certainly
favor this cnl. handsome hopot building hha boon
constructed near tho intersection Ut Division stToos
with aEana and Central Park ayenuos whcso may 10
found tho highest ground between tho lake ahore and
the Dcspainea River. Grand Avcnuo Which It 1s pro-
posed widen to 120 fee In already under contract 10
be phycd And thus continuous paved drive win OF
tend to this point from tho contro Of Tic city. 4
nno artoa!an vol Inns been bored by private
rnterrriso tho wator from Which ia Of exceptional
purity oonadorAbo tracts Of lind arc hold for future
Ogden, Judge II. T. Dtokey, aud oshera while aone q
tho choicest property has been Huhltvtded, and "a
arphIy attracting tho attention Of buyers, owing To
the moderate prices asked for lots and ter noarnoss
10 tho contro Of business, ...... 49,
In tho advertising columns Of TIE TRIBUNE Ia a
notice Of forthcoming auction sale Of lots n ono Of
these subdivisions. Lots ncar n convenient depot
within four blocks Of Humboldt Park, with IL,
beautiful inprovomonts,. supplied with pure
water FREQ OF cost, snd OIL a paved avonsse
loading into tho hoart Of the ,ctty. should
soil readily at from $4oo to 5000 eeeh and 4 ia ssfo o
predict largo attendance at public Bhlo whero auc
attractions offered. FREQ ran will atars from
Madison atroot bridge depot at o'clock on day Of Balc
tA nordng ploasant ride to thuso deatr1ng 10 Bet
tho improvements In this direction.
, 1873-08-17
HONOR THE BRAVE.

Ncxvnrd Sent from Chicago to tlac
HucrOrs Of tho As1n1ltic E,isnster--Let-
tor from tho Rev. MIR. Ancient.
Soon after tho disaster to the steamship At1an-
tic, by which go many passengers wore lott, Bome
gentlemen in Chicago quietly raisod q subscrip-
ton to present testimonial to tho men who
distinguished themselves in the hour Of poril,
and, by their heroic conduct, saved largo num-
ber Of lives.
Tho Liverpool Shipping and Commercial En-
press Of July 81 contained tho following
Mr. John Brown, Fourth on1cer; and Qunrernasters;
sreekman and Owens, who 60 nobly distinguished
themselves in their efforts to xeaouo passongess aud
from committee Of tho loading citizens Of Chicago
gratifying tribute to their personal bravery aud duvo
costly god WATCH tho value Of which vatca according
to the rank Of tho recipient aud B rich nna most
obo caaci Il ia accompanied by suitable Inseril.
ton aud leter from tho conlnlitee. Tho inscription
-e - Sy tho eitizens Of ohieago, in appreciston
St hts aos Ssns fHndast hD1 y 'xe p'H7'srFH from thu
Tho oiter aceompsnynS o presentation explains
that 1t Is adc In simple recognition Of bravery, mud
it is independent Of any 1con takon by thosa WHO
were actually rescued or had rolntlvcs reHcund.
Tho Testimonial Committee comprised Messrs II.
Franz Henckc.
In tho distribution Of rewards tho gallant
| cotton. Tho following lottor tells tho story:
| TERENCE LAY, Aux. u, 1878.
TON. F. Jtnnison, aud other Members u tAa tAiea-
| 90 Relte} CosHssttee:
DEAR sIns Gill III receipt Of tho very handsome
aud valuable present which you aA representatives OF
tho elti.ons OF. Chicago, wore ploascd to forwnrl
through tho ugons Of tho White Star LIMO. May :
ask you convey my sincere thanks to thoae Kind
frients who contributed towards tho purchase Of
article at handsome aud 30 useful Bhhl over
owe lubt Of gratitude to tho people Of thu United
States, whose appreciation Of my sorslce Of simple
| duty has boon manifested by such uuboundud kind
ncss
As you will probably eoon hear from tho rccipcntt
of tho other presents, need only say mover Ier.
formed more ploasiny duty thnr wlfcn handed ovC'
to tho porsons mentioned In your letter the parcels I'D
dressed to thos1,.
Tho monoy kindly placed at my disposal Ia bciue
given to those who did all !n their power to aRslst ht
pasaengcra nul crew. but whose names hAva not CONF
before thu public.
Again thanking you and those you represent, nm
dear sir, yours truly ". J. Aso1ENT.
, 1873-08-17

and small docronBo lu the number Of second
BuBponntona.
Tho answor to question No: IL. that toaohere
h. have frmor hold upon tloIr pupils tlan eyor
controlled thom by fcar: It will necessarily bo
inlIcrrsd, therefore. TINT tllo. toacIlors havo
Tho fourth question IL answered omphnttca'ly
IN tho ngscs9 Tho oafo VIE wuro GSt
tho rod, havo Expressed tho mont hearty. ap-
hsoval Of tue new aysttoI 9w that II an ad
thorough md Buccossiul trlhl. Ono or tho boHt
and oldest Principals In tho city Hayn ho notices
o Ssrs e pe Of foe o n aw 5
fr'end rather than MI o'otny OF tho juvonlo por-
Ga ,s Of thG tbs Man n Fae9 pot c.,o
With one great educational problem, and solved IT.;
ne m sn tho public seoo m o. gso;nt CITY c@
tho 'lso of tho rod or any q its oognato torror-
p m1tvSs a Sast narn hv fos1 pa Ing PoG
tEatlon gu tho nart OF tlle sunorinsenaont nnd
his AsHiatant' hllioo m'lch aeponucd upon p1 ihe
mode OF restoring euspehuod pnplls.
Inc corporation OF pnrolleH la8 noon
, 1873-08-17
BOARD OF POLICE.

increase of the detective Forcc--1ecE-
tlItltfons Regarding unifornls--Ofst-
GERS Gun Ilcrcnftur Go to Church.
0nCc n Fortnight.
Tho Doura of Police and Fire Commissioners
met yesterday, Prosidont Cleveland being III tho
chair md Commissioners Wright and Sheridan
on hand.
A resolution was adopted to tho oUoct TINT tho
rules md regulations recently passed by tho
Board for tho government Of persons vested
with police powers for tho benefit Of private it,
diyidua1s, bo anondcd 80 nj to provide that Hucll
special policemen shau be known and donomi-
Mated "po!ico Watchmon, and that tho official
badge Of authority for all police watchman shall
bo tho patrolman's star of the Chicago City po-
lice force, and that sail star Hhnll havo married
on tllo faco tito words Polico Watchn1an,
Chicago" and shall DO numbered from one up
ward.
A petition was received from pntroluaen who
act a. detectives, asking for 1ctocalves pay. An
order waa made providing for sclcoting eight
mon from the several precincts to do detoctlvo
duty at an increase Of $500 each por nhnuna, tho
amount to bo paid out Of tho seeret-soryico
superintendent Washburn sont In n communi-
cation with the following recommendations,
which worc adopted:
That scctiou o. General Order No. II, BoreR OF 1874
be no anelcd 10 require tho sorgcarts to wear the
sane hat AI cord that Ia worn by tho Qeuc1al bupot"
Tint Section ~, Bafllo Order bo 10 aMnnded that
ho1Hes may DO mado with tho pocket On each 1nHle
| breast.
falcons worn in to ha ado FROM other the
| mntetial prescribed for winter or Bu1nnur wear.
That sactton a1 same order By 81 amended as to re-
a. prescribed for Captains aui Borgeants, except nc
| cord or tRAsel slInn be worn.
scribe that tho star for tho ronndsnan shall be tue
for the patrnnen except that tho Inscription
, 1873-08-17

York.; Gorge p. Goodwin, 'Nlilwankte; Jno: II.
8; D: Loeko, 1Ioosick Falfs n. y; J. Albitt,
pitt.ehurgl g. II. Tay1or, loaton, :Mnsn. n.
!: Martin, New York NJ. ]. Wholan, ,salt Lake !;
z. T. Kinds, st. Louia; O. II. Hall, JackAonyil1o;
J. n. Declscrnaan, Providence, Il. l.; and J.. q.
Atwood, Now OrcnnB,' jackson Il Groat North
ern hAilroad, nro at tho West Bldo Briggs.
:, THO following arc at tho shermnu !: II. @.
Trindoll, Louisvllo N. NJ. uarrla, st. Louin;
waukoe W. Z. Hail, Now OrIeans Dr.: r. ".
garnaughscn, NOW Orleaua; W.. T. Doason,
Jaekson, Mish.
pasl pernay, Boston J. D. Blake, Isochestor,
MINI. l.. Dlanckonseo, Now York =: w. En-
ton, Oloyoland,. o.; j. n. Evans MomplIl!g
iFice, Detroit, Mich. aid J. 4. Num-, Busling.
ton, Iowa, nre at AndorHons.
: Mrs. Julia Moston. vocatiat Of somo fame In
Boston, Ia III tho city, and 1t Is rllmorod. vii! DO
engaged to alng Iii tho Ol,uroh Of tho Messiah.
This ovoning tloro will DO sacrod ooncort ut
Mr; sawyer's, No. 554 Wabash avenue, whom sho
will exhibit lor powora.
Tho following persons with others havc been
Wo,aan's College Of tho Northwostorn uUnlvor-
Bity: Hans Dalaska, Jamos Gill, from the Lcip-
slo Conservatory; 8. g. Pratt, from the Berlin
Conservatory Louis Falk, organiat Oscar
Mayo, Director ; Anna LOWS, aud Ada D. La
throp.
". Woodward, San Francisco; J. T. Lobdell,
Now York; q. II. Mann, Doston =. Player. st.
Louis 7: N: Smith, Baltimore ". Knight st.
Paul |; J. T. MoNamara, Cinoinnati G. n. Rol.
Inns, Detroit; @. D. Foot Cleveland; D. Z. Nc
Dougall, Montreal; D. u. Dallnm, Philadelphia;
". j. Little, Galveston, Texaa; A. Androws,
Toledo Fred Weld, 1sacino, aro at tho paciao.
Mrs. Church, tho partner OF Mra. Rnyne III
tho conduct Of the Chicago Ladies' Afd9azine,
libhing agonciOs for tho magazine IN TINT State,
TliB magazine, which has alroady bcoomo a fa-
yorito hero, and ia ono Of THO best Us vol as the
handsomost Of its kind in this country doBorvoa
to hnvo wilo circulation through Tho North,
uino business enterprise, and wo take pleasure
in commanding both lorsolf and her handsome
magazine to our realors in Wisconsin and elgo'
where.
, 1873-08-17

II. r. Higgins, OF England, is at tho iacifo.
" Cunningham, Of Pittsburgh il at tho bber-
Charles J. O'Kcll, Of Liverpool, is Mt the sher-
A. Q. Boyd, Of Worcester Mass, Is ut the
Clifton.
Judge G. Il. Krum, OF 81, Louis, la Mt the
Poetic.
Judge s. D. putorbaugh, Of Peoria, is at tho
Pacific.
Henry Conbrougl, OF san Frauclaco, is at tho
Sherman,
Tho Hon. E. Konpor, OF Dayton. Ohio, is at
tho Briggs
Tho Hon. D. @. Baldwin, of Now York, Is at
Tho Hon. ]. L. Harris, OF New or1oaus, is at
tho pRciiic
Tho Hon. ". NJ. Conaut, Of Rock Island. Ia at
tho paelto.
81. Annoy, OF Paris, was ut tho West Side
Briggs yesterday.
| Col ]. 2. Wallace Of Washington, is at tho
| Weat Side briggs.
DR., NJ. r. Hanson and family, of milwaukee,.
are at tho Sherman.
/ slr. Chadwick of tho Pacific, has been depu-
| tizcl as policeman.
| Tho lion. j. II. straughap, OF Fort Wayne, III
! at tho West Bloo Briggs.
W. II. lIursl, proprietor Of Merchants Hotel,
| 81. Paul, il at tho shes1aan.
| Theodore swioAofr, Of Frankfort on-the- Main,
| Ia registered At tho West Sldo Briggs.
Tho Hon. James II. Wilson, n,etnbor OF Con-
| gresu from Dosalolnos, is ut tho Pacific.
DT. Lynch, Now Orleans, agent for Miss
| Marian Mordaunt, Is at the WoHt bido Briggs.
| Tho Hon. ]. ". Smith, Warden OF tho State
ponitentlary, Joliet, III aong the arrivals at tho
| West sido Briggs 11o.lHo.
| Mr.. J. II. Jonos, tho genial and accomplished
agent of tho Associated prcaB III this city, eayoH
for tirlggsyillo tha evening to attend tho golden
| wedding Of bis parents.
Col, George W. Ortlway, formerly we'll known
| as resident OF Clioago, has returned AMI per-
ma,lently located himself hero.
Tho following nro ut tllo Clifton IIouaa o. II.
Quoal, New York; II. AoOauley anil. IL. Curtiss,
| Detroit; O. =. Lindsey, Now York N. q. uiuH-
| dalo aud 7. ]. Keroney, Philadelphia.
| Edward 7. Cha1nplln, Deputy Collector Of
Now Orleans, accompanied by Mr. Whitaker, OF
tho CustomB-aoryicoi in that place, pas,cl through
| Chicago OIL Friday on route to Lung Brunch.
Il. X. Darnos, Boston G. Johnson mud wife,
| New York; j. Biuaua'ls, Cloyulana &. ".
! Brown, Philadelphia; ". Trimblo, keokuA ],
N. nart, Nashua, n, H.; W. Woat nnd vito,
Aurora, arc at tho Briggs.
! a. r. clark, Dos.onj Edward KonuoY Nov
, 1873-08-17
;. I1iltua Bauer e. Co.

With all her tcnlouBy Of tho Phoenix City OF tho
Lakes Et. Louis Is conBtriued to Btaud the corner
Of stato and Monroe strcots and admit that In tho
colossal structure known Potter patcrss uool any
feat Of hoEa Is utterly ocpeod. Tho building is ono
which Will stand monument Of Chicago enterprise.
Happy tllo merchant who has rontcd store tn this
royhl cdifco. The flrat to do 10 Is firm well known
IN Chicago. Tho name Of Julius Dauor Co., music
doalcra, will Always bo remembered % that OF THO
building. Thoy hnvo removed to tho now storo thor
enormous stock Of Knabo aud othcr pianos, together
with their onre assortment Of musical instruments
goloeted botter place for oir gigantic business, nor
could BIZ. Palmer havo found bottcr tcnanta. The
storo IL conveniently situated % to be reached
easily feom any point in tho city.
, 1873-08-17

By referring to our auction column renders vii
that Mcsars. Ellison Fostor will mike Impor.
tant ancsion aao Of 100 splendid residence South
EnRcwood. Thursday afternoon, Aug. 81, at half
paat 3 O'Clock, On lilo ground. South Englowooa is
Bitnated on thu Chicago. lock Island Il Pacific Rail-
eated being sixteen fcot higher than tho City OF CHI
cage: There ta no doubt as to tho steady and
@ property ' suatea on tits iau' roaa b. botween saa
Chicago And Washington Heights, as 1t ia on
tho direct limo Of tho most substantial and elegant n-
proyomonts which advancing southwark from tho
city with grea rapidity. South Engowood can, at the
present mo bGaa: ,:,t Of many no residences and n'sy
ing froo train viii Icayo tic Van nnren atrect denut
nt las p NJ. day Of salc for the accommodation OF
those attending tho s1lp.
, 1873-08-17

Tho Homo Journal, of Now YORK; edited by Norris.
philiips Co., is rocognizel authority in this
country In mattera that apportan to culture md fash
ionablo intelligence. From It's columns Of July 80 IA
taken tho following notice Of Dr. BE- Perry whose Chi
olco ia 1871 BoutA CLARK streets Since tho fire. tho
great city Of tho West has been doing wou and ncedB
little MD III financial way, from Outsiders. Or. Perry,
tho noted dermatologis of thts city, TO think,
however, Tint Tho hnir and scalpo hcr citizens need
attention. At al ovents ho Will establish himacf thero
for conpo Of months, commencing about the lat Of
20 Uond strect, Now York. We heartily commend Dr..
Perry to Western friends nn1 renders. In Ills city
ho has earned tho confidence aud eateon OF bcEt
czens. and nndo reputation for professional skill
In his specially Of skin iseaaes that will 10 valuable
to him whoreyer ho goes"
, 1873-08-17

Vacation time ig nearly over. Tho boys aro rsvolv-
Ing In thor lnnds whero tLoy call get tho greatest
amount OF good during tho next slx months or next
year. Tho Bryant l. strntton Dusinesa College Ii q
great fnvorise for tho that 1t puts young
aeos or o y Soo
greatly enlarged tho teaching lit worry thorough and
tho rooms aud furnishing nro elegant. The 1uBtitu
ton atroetH md arrangements DO mado for enter-
lug Mt npy time.