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, 1873-02-06

fino acting. Tomorrow evening. Miss LoClcrcq
has 4 bonent, appearing as Rosalind In shaks.
poaro'a comedy Of "As You Like It" which will
also DO giyon on Saturday evening.
MYERS OPERA uottBE.
Good audiences composed OF = fine olhea OF
rooplo, and a minstrel mclAngo Of 8art'aasing
attractlyonoss, is tho summary Of oyonts at
Myors' Opera Houae. Tho programme Is entirely
now this wook, and Tho hDnors nre evenly
divided among tho yarious burnt.cork artists
who make up tho powerful combination. Thero
ia enough Of Arlington, Cotton, Rice, Kenlble.
MackIn, and Wilson to satisfy tho admirers Of
each and all, and that all ato satisfied tho steady
patronage anply atteBts.
, 1873-02-06

rr,r v,av Eoh X NHm S,uaro,, LIN: nr,, ,,,d.uo
land, li:c. S W
aoo nr i us5s 1ana estsfn M I'D s
o g gts - hfat fans s1s eH,5s
and corn mos ppo1saged Whssf ou'et 5s 2eeasota
mn h1. No Gh,csgn snd Eorihuaetsrn snrInr T.;
49, @ a.. a. sas{ ~ 1aa d1nn.
Miissufes 81 1o@iss Rye md bsrsy % anehausod. s:
sinro W nav drad ns.tcHrs"' '}} - az ~
Gots 'on{c raca;nin ,o1 nv u.,"ii fs
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Enas,,nm}, MI, S''sSS''~'
Ma1G11no1,;ncos mo1sIh%I
Hora-Dull Ut sSta5so for crop G, 1872.
as%s; Nsen-Du,.; pu,,ea, ,.e,
e sss,dy KIP 1?os: sngar IN
NAVY nrn, u,acnrao s1%a Hra .esv csra,tm,
Ts"Gn1Irr vr 'A"'~AN'f sA'ao ''@e "Ss@"' o"'o'"'
'7ffSsUnsS' 7f'sIn- ru,,- o-r1o Or ~.aroa onaoo,<,
ieox1a1oea XII w. sennsa' ~ g2
mraa siags Dee9 o,at uesa nass d III psie estps
saoSsis.so. Gu cut me meats duIl, Ha.as. 2Slsc
sor r 6 u shor a eSoa r ss aa
~: III 1pf,, 7;se; soct s;lss: Lard weas !;
f,uTTtn s'ss .nn urssr Tfnctssss oss"Hc'
Wu,sxsx@ptFm s - st eshG nsese'' ea!1cs
sr ron,a rcb. 6eIar. ar.nsrnsra-F,o,, u1n o,,.t ~,
unelanss no shiprne faciiisu |hsat 1aIn dnll ena
shado Iewor on medium and low Et.,les; So. a. ss4s
NJ a. Corn du M ap drein1 aoss
lower; ~ . 3lcsS2c Oh cast track. oas dnil n and
esyanrs Ne ei no e':t KS
Ne: ), soo7s:. 4' 49, y 's -'' 4'''''
I,s.an . %ar s'stE @ ~ ose feas, ot9le:
eiS1 W,;,sSrxMin n. taf hctter brm"na n s
CtrT.r-OnIrt md nnrhnn1ea
HnnsLgIsady. "a paiSa ~ nsre,,+s o mn
S(31SG,1NyATi f''' 1'''''
CtSe1xsArt Feb. G.-DnEausrprrs Flour oute.
and firm at $B10a8,40, Wheat Gr.n ut $113fai .1y
, 1873-02-06

Tho assault upon Attorney General o'Cal-
liglau, noticed in The TRIBUNE Of yesterday, by
Johu Baker, with a hatchet, will, It ia feared,
result In O'Callighan's death. Yesterday ovon-
Ing ho waa very low, and tho attending phyRi-
can had little hopes Of lis recovery. Bakor
yesterday placed 81 900 bail bond In Justice
banyon's handa, and will be tried for assault
with iutent to kill
, 1873-02-06
and military communication botwoen the Btatea.
noferred to tho Committee on Railroads.
Adjourned

and military communication botwoen the Btatea.
Referred to tho Committee on Railroads.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
BpEu1AL COMMITTEE.
The SPEAKER announced d Special Commit
too on Gnmo aud Fish Aa follows: Hopkins,
Swan, Docock. drangor, March, MooHo, aud
McAdans.
A number Of petitions protesting against any
change or repeAl OF tho Temperance law woro
received aud referred to tho Select Committee.
REVISION or THE 8rAruTE8
Mr.. ARMSTRONG (Lasa1lel offered q roao1u
tion directing tho Judiciary Committee to H.
quire into TUG oxpedIency Of tho revision Of tho
statutos. Adopted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
From the Judiciary Sonata bill anondlng tho
law relating to appointments Of NosarieH Public.
Hecond readlng.
Feos md saiarioa-Bill to increase foes Of Dis.
trict. Attornyes. Tabled, Also, biz to provide
peaco. Tabloid. Also, to provide for the quali-
fioetion Of District Attorneys. Referred to Com
mi.too on Judiciary.
live hundred sko lotion maps were oruerod to
Tho Committao on Contingent Expenses ro-
ported adversely to tho proposition for the pub.
iieatlon Of synoptical reports. Adopted
Tho special order (Coroner'n, juries) waa
postponed until tho regular order was e1'
The Committee on Caual and 1aivor Improve.
ments reported back tho bill to make appro-
prlatton for lock and dam Ut Copperas Crook
Head q first time, and ordered printed.
Tho Committao on Rodornl Relatione reported
resolution protesting against any further !ai'd
grants, or tic loaning OF honaB to corporations
by the Federal Government, recommending ita
Mr. WICKER movod to table. 1ost-yoas, d;
| nays, 120.
The resolution vas adoptea-yeaa. 1911; nays,
| II. =,
DEPARTMENT REPORTS.
| Tho report Of tho State Treasurer and Auditor
we're referred to tho Committee on Revenue.
! tho insurance report to that Committee, that OF
| the Superintendent OF Public Instruction to the
| Committee on Education.
BY Mr.. ANpERsoNn1u Eso supiI; roson to the iurts-
diction Of County Courts .-,..-.
| By Nlr. BISHOP (MoHenry)-To prevent en,-
bezzlomant by commission mon.
BY Mr.. .BRYANT-nelating to sunni remaining
A'iS By Sr G4HpENFEkmTo smoud tho Exon,p.
BY Mr. coNNoLLY-To repeal tho act Gre
nting tho Board Of Railroad Commissioners
also to anend tho Revenue law.
by Mr.. CRONKRITE-ro repeal the Registry
law in citios aud towns Of less than l0,o0u
By Mr. Do1AN-To amcnl tho Temperance
Nfr. EAsLEY-Ton amend Section 1855. Revenue
| law.
MIR. FEnR1ER-To regulate public parks and
| collection of delinquent park taxes.
| Mr.. CORD DON-ro make appropriation for tic
Blind ASYLUM; also for tho lnsano Asylum.
| h1r. IIENRY-To abolish tho Railroad ant
| Warehouse Commissioners.
By Mr.. .HILDRUP-Top provide for the fencing
Of railroads, and regulating tho making up aud
running Of traine.
/ r. IT n lin Inn n
, 1873-02-06

speetat Despatth to The Chieago I.'ibnae.
spn1Sar1ELp, Ill, Feb. 5.-TAo Governor has
refused to commute tle ssntence Of McNulty,
tho wife murderer. He will. therefore, lo
hanged in Peoria OH Friday next
Costello, sentenced for one year for man-
slaughter. In the same county, vantoa r. pardon,
but could not get it.
, 1873-02-06

VIRGINIA, New, Feb. ia despatch from Pt-
oche sayH that half The horssY in that district
ara disabled with tho optzootic Eight thousand
In silver bullion has accumulated thoro siuce
the Htoppage OF Salt Lake stages. The disease
hut 10 arraRding southwark.
, 1873-02-06

r1TrsnrRn1t, Feb. 6.--Crudo petroleum Arm pro-
dncerH holding of saea Mt $2.10 per br1, ut Purkere
1a,idng, e4ua! to about &c par gallon here. Refined
dull anl Irooping; l7c For car lots.
, 1873-02-06
Evening Provision HDnrd.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6-Ha1es at the Night Board 250 tos
larl, seller April h 7.c 2bo h1s short RIB, average
~ a9oIb sbos os 5y ,s m e.
lQxtA.
, 1873-02-06
White Star Line.

NEW Y0nK AND IiVERPooI*..NsNs snd Ill. .poHassd
OCEANIC. UELTIn, NEPUBLIC.
ATLANTfO, BALTIC, ADN1AT4O,
SSTTRSxygt f?en fd Li;.!1se{ q TAYRa:
shs Wh!te staT Dook, Payont4 FeIf1. Jer1oy, ,oity;
@ome. .noknE room and bath foons IL m!lsllp ~.
eeses accompany these stoamers.
Ra.es,Setoon. 49, rod t.eo!age. $780, eutzonoy.
Those wishing to eohd for triunda from tho old country
ean obtain htaerago prepaid oottihcatas,
.fatsenEofa booked to OF from all parts ol AuefGa.
Ifsf. n:mhGsE Norr.y sEaasn: ind,a, ,AHustts:lis,
rates. Drafts e, Ei upward For insoootton 81 pisni
and other Information. apply 1t lhe Oonplnys otacss.
j. ii. spARFs9 Goneral A&ont,
Or to tha White Star 1nu Ofnco, @ South Maskat.st
CHICAGO. a. LAHnEGREN, Agent.
, 1873-02-06

This Restaurant will be conduoted. as hssctotots eE
". j. Knhns. sols Proprietor. In ronnecon With K9ha.
Europeau IIots who will bs pleased 10 aeo all old
toners aud friends, and many now ones as a; fav.
him With = ckl1. W. j. kulSS. troptt.Ic..
, 1873-02-06

soiysA part1eEshp Nsh Irown 1stifiuv oa januasyl
ls1s; Vim. ptnAe{{ continuing 9Paor !es stylo Ct
, 1873-02-06

Thanking our friends Tor lys lborkl patronage to thu
lsta firm Ne uhall a. SUCCESSORS endoagor to merit
continuance OF thu s1ue, .. .,,,,,,,
Chicago, Fob. L. 1919. hklEItEH i fuING.
, 1873-10-16

Sho0ting-Scrapo Between q Profes.
slonni Bunk 0sNlan and a Sikin-Gnnl-
bler.-A Broken Arm tho Only 1Ec-
suit.
At about halt-past 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon n shooting affray occurred ut tho corner OF
Clark and Madison streets, tho principal on
joycra of tho event being George Duvall and
John Lawlor, the former a high-tonod bun
koist aud 1nonto-nlan of tho Mike Nc
Donald clique, the latter q ekin-gambler
who plies bis profession OH his own
hook. Tt seemB that tho Mcdonald organization
Of gamblers aro bent on having and holding
complete control Of tho gambling aud gamblers
Of the city, and are very joalous Of any ono who
triea to turn gambler on his own hook. As al
ready stated In THE TRIBUNE, tho organization
hayo established d headquarters at Tho corner Of
Monroe and Clark Streets a sort of Chip En-
change, with the notorious Mike as President.
Opposite these headquarters, at about 10
o'clock yesterday morning, tho above-namcd
mot, md Duvall approached Lawlor, and,
much to tho surprise Of the latter, accused
him of insulting his wife. aud, although
Lawlor dcniod having done so, caught him by
tho thront and knoclled him down with his fst
It may be stated that Duyall WAS backed up in
his oowardly assault by. Garrity the notorious
rough and gambler. The parties separated until
tho occurrence Of the sequel, which occurred at
half-past 3 in the afternoon, ut the corner Of
Clark and Madison streets. Lawlor, who it seems
has been for some time In bad odor with tha
Mcdonald crew, saw that the assault was 4 put
up job and determined to have m apology.
and asked for an apology. Instead Of granting
It, Dasau drew up and prepared to strike
Lawlor, who, however, 10 defend himself,
drew bis revolver and fired four times. one Of the
, 1873-10-16
HEALING WATERS IN MADISON.


MADISON, Wiz, Oct. 15.--Goy. WnBhburn
aome time sinco sent some Of the water from tic
artesan we'll in Capita1 Park to Prof. I. A. Lap-
ham, OF Milwaukee, to DO nnalyzcd. Tho analy-
HiH Inns boon made by Gustavus Dode, L. skillfull
analytical chemist. It shows combination OF
Ingredients similar to tho Wankenha BotheHds
water, though not quito so highly impregnated.
There is less bioat tbonato Of line and mayuesia,
more iron aud salts of soda.
Tho analyzing chemist says: 1.-THE ana1ysiH
ahowh tho SAME small amount Of salts, tho ab-
Houco OF sulphato Of limo and of organic
matter, and tile slight excess Of alkali cAarac-
teristio of those waters which are recommended
for medicinal properties i'll tile Bethesda Of Wa,l-
kcsha, or tho blluam Of Milwaukee, or humorous
other springs. In regard to purity and bright
ness, it III certainly not their Inferior"
Tic hoaling virtues OF tie wator hare not
been tested, but thoy will doubtless be sufficient
to add 10 the attractions Of Madison as place Of
resort.
, 1873-10-16
EVANSTON.

The Board OF Trustees Of Evanston held q
meeting last Tuesday evening. Present, G. j.
Gilbert, Q. A. Willard, Il. g. powols, aud Will
lam Blanchard.
A proposition from the Evanston Gaslight &
Coto Company, to furnish gus for seven street.
lamps, to bo located on Davis street, for six
mouths from Nov. I, for 8l00. waa referred to
tho Committee OIL Street Lamps.
The boudslnen Of Samuel Green, the default-
ing Treasurer OF tho school fund, arc Gen.
S5,UU0, dated Nov. ., 1871, and J. NJ. Williams,
Louis Kistler. and L. Il. Boutoll, Oh q bond for
$4,000, date Feb. 1t, 1878. 1t is believed that
tho balance shown OH hand April | When the
books we're examined, WAS fictitious. Tho amount
appropriated Is about 81, 900. and IL il thought
tLat tile money has been usod in small sums to
blp,1ort lis family,
, 1873-10-16
whom, in the afternoon thoy will Walt tho Nor
mai School Mt Englowood.


Another Postponomcnt Of Nick
dicnry'a Vriai--An Important Wit.
ncss Rlystcr1ously Disappears.
Tho case Of Tho People vs.. Josoph Duncan,
Jarnos Nowlan, and Nicholas Geary. who aro
undor Indictment on tho charge Of robbing q
prostitute named Lizzie Moore Of q valuable
collection Of diamonds and jowolly, waB called
In the Criminal Court yostortuy morning, jug
tico Williams presiding. This IL tho third tino
that the caao has been before tho Court tho do
fouRo having scou,od continunuceB in tho two
lust terms owing to the absonce of Important
wltkessoa. The interest tahon by Tho public In
tho trial VIVA manifested by largo attendance
Of spectators, who hayo not forgotten tho dis-
turbanco crcatod In tho Police Department by
tho rubbcry aud tho subsequent resignation Of
Capt. II. 9. Hickey. aud who aro anxious to 800
what foundations tlloro woro for impuguing tho
otiloial integrity Of tho lattor.
Btato's Attorney Rood Represented tl1o people,
and aioasrs. Trudc mud RlolaardHon tho dufonao.
Wtiou tho caHo wns logularly bof0re tho Court,
tho btates Attorney called or tho nanacs or tho
witnoancs for tho prosecution. When Ae rcacl,od
that Of one Cunningham tloro was no reBpunao.
Ho theronpon informed tho Court that Baid
Cunningham was tue most important witnoss Ill
bellalf Ut the peopio, ho having sworn before
tho Grand Juiy tl,at he could iuonAfy DUNCAN
as being ono OF tho robbers.
Attorney, Deputy shosir Merrill stated that ho
llud 4 aubpmna for Cunningham, but lad boen
uuablo to herye 1t, as tho willcss waa out Ut the
city.
llo States Attorney then asked the
Court to paaH tue caha until Cunning
hun could 10 found, us ho
could not gu to trial without him. Tho 1ofense
Lad had two contnuauccs for d similar reason
whon tae prosecution wero ready to proceed.
The people woro NOW entitled to layo tho caso
passed.
Mr. Trudo, in behalf Of tho defendant Geary,
objected to any further postponemont. Tho
absont wltness could givo NJ Testimony against
him, aB lie acknowledged to the Grand Jury.
deary was fully prepared Tor trinl, all his Wit
ncssos being In court, and all the Witnesses
against him being also present.
Tho Stata's Attorney said he did not want to
try tile caHo twice, aud again urged the Court 10
let the matter pass over.
His Honor docldod that the prosecution were
entitled to postponoment.
From presout appearances it would Beem TINT
tho cuHo will not 10 disposed Of this term. Tho
States Attorney feels confident tLnt Cunning
liam. the absent witness. has been bought oil
aud put out Of the way.
, 1873-10-16
FIRES,

Drying. Kao oltscs, nntl n Lot OF Lnm-
bcr Oonsumcd.-A Couple OF Small
Tho city was again threatened with a )aroo
conoaor.t,on vestor,., rass,,,,s ",,d a,,n .;t;
aHo' so'tei"ny !uornlng, a''o oae c'.l-
zens had another spectacle Of q tlro having fully
q quartor Of IN hour to mako hondway in attor
wator was thrown nnoo It. Tbo tiro too1r nlnce IN
.,'.t "aI "Pou ~. ~ nto WIN p1".o AZ
saas auar'er OF inc CITY thas Is occupied Dy lum
DeE'yarda aud franc buildings, and, had tho
wind been blowing hard from tho oast,
rrooroao ,r,,,,a l,ar. ,,on, a;,a,a1 ,rha
e.,,e,,.s. "s - t's'y ~ ~ 1oTn a'sp
9outnoadt cofnof ot "ess l"onts-secona aua
Loomis Htreosa, is owned by Nloasra. Pond d
Inn Inmbor.vnrd mr. 1 ~ Tno nlanur.n,ill NJ % wss n two.
rtas,. y.a., I,,,,,.ss .as,,a., t., ~. ,,s,,s
nsosy Aa1ae p''.l'''nS' ocoapoo ~ sno ui'pos
story by thnn1 Lang, and had attached to 1t n
brick eng'ne-houae aud two drying-housca, ono
o..ans,inS % dorn s Toomis % atrsot % wsa t,,o 1ler'
ss - a. .e.' w.. 7' IT, ~ so ."I :,
yhRu u 'ne sano nrh,' huo"' ~ leet "eht VI
Pond sopors mill, stood tho plaining.m'll Of
Hair oo1ns, 49,, Tes mill was similar to tho
,ko II hol = hric,. anrj,o mi ,honao atiao1o; 'I h,t
nn ~ n"d an j., IT, n.saono, ndt
~ ao, uuI aoo f1,,r ~ nv 49, ~ ,m
ius ' re " r;.r;u,t ~ 'ees, .ao
ofo nF I1o,1 h ,,,$J
s1 du" r;a au oopen a' Msea ~
Sro liz srnino and bo. + n<@e o,.t a.a 1s
ii,.a1. ror,,in Anr ncM ~ ntG WI
ansr ow in thror ornvieo IL aan'oyhoro s,iit h,
anont 0 u Whan ecovars r. ra
bvpot; ~ +,a mnuI o!aeofolsn snu hse Was
phu,n;;s tniouEn @ .ho % "anuo"s OF tno
en,n,al osaa H., a, a1t ens "Hs
%ants',snn aru ~ 9Ho N r ano H., y,
ta arond i,,t ~ cnnfd M, th1o ~ arean
twonty foet rho ~ tesfimonv o ~ Ill narsonn n
.Monsy .,'e .oet. 1HH ~ tent'mony y. ~ petsons on
s ~ 1"rs, "nn 'n"s annoa s"on'y
,sotar var t1,rar1 ~, H. a"1es 9ro ',1a4,nt
nj, ~. ao ~ ~ ~ ~. .".i T.;
.ator;sis mm1 " nnG m.n a 10 ss
.ra a W. " onu s..,,i Io ~
H.. to 6da,n6 ,,;aht n1 suo @ aa1 y
,sh II +ho I',ao, - To,1, ar,o ,,t ,ss
VII u" ~, ~ ~, go ~. ~ 49,, .neLe "aa
aMu III H. 1,o,i " Ha;r + ~ naia
nnd o,eIoad fro,a 4hnn =, ~ ~
he ,oind ,;uan .ent,,;n oan n, bnr
VIZ ~ Atnn H. 49, eoa uase t1os9nsno
"a ss ,1,dor no,,tro, r a;g,
naa u msn ua4nl t,, ~, ra nnesau
anaa m a ~ a1r nas sai' .;,aa
anoe ~ H. =: alMnys uoea ~ nuoe t!Inos. ~
a Suutno r. ~ - W gee tue oAao4 ios7eS'
ooo sng ,oaomanR ~ soLy i,oalay Golie9t @ 4tn
OK mn nopui, ~ knan ~ M oolsoass,
pau,uuo usWlea 1nn lor 9o,ooV: so san a"o osJlnE
honsos oa 1nsutou lor 91,egv ~ nm AumuoI
puAAc''i Aoeot Su!goui auoeueu ~ s4tueus +o*eA
, 1873-10-16
IMPORTANT tt. LIVESTOCK SHIPPERS.

The following circular, just issued by tho
Union stock-Yarda aud Transit Company, iA Of
Importance to shippers OF liye-stock /:
In order that the Union Htock.Yard md Transit
country. tnoy be equally protected, mi properly IN.
deratsna the Intended right disposition to make
Of nYe stock that IL shipped to tie Union Btock-
he owner Is consgnee. Therefore, on and after Nov.
J. 1873 the name Of tho party receiving The stock at
% order from fho Qops'Rpor, given to ths Union
, 1873-10-16

atook-Yard and Transit Company, stating to whom
alock must be delivered. Oommldelon firms Will Aeo
tho neccsslty Of nstructing thar cuatomere ship
pers In the country, to bo particular and hayo lilo
nnme Of she commission man or firm placed upon
The freight bills nk consignce.
GEoA0E r. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
, 1873-10-16
THE. EXPOSITION.

Twonty-ffvc Thousnud Visitors Yes
tertiays Including II Delegation Ut
Red mcn.-E:x cursionists from tho
Colantry.-FmprOvcan in tho Scr-
crA1 Departments
Those who romembor yesterday can bear wit
nesB that tho weatlor WAS halmy md the south
ern wind genial md pleasant. The managers
Of tho Exposition wero pleased with tho
meteorological conditions, which wero e1l-
tirely in accord with thoir desire for q largo
audience, and they were not disappointed. 1hore
wero excursions on several railroads. Tho CHI
cago L St. Louis noad brought vialtors from it's
terminus Oh tho Mississippi and from interyon-
ing stations. The Chicago. Burlington d
Quincy brought in a largo humber Of extra cars
OIL the morning train. Mr. Cummings the con-
ductor, said tho passengers camo from Gales
burg, Mondota, Aurora, Nnperyille, and smaller
points. Tho Illinois Central also contributed
largely, and 80 did the Rock Island. Consequent
ly, there Was big house all the forenoon, as
many Oh $1,000, to say nothing OF the 10, 600 who
went In tho evening, tt waa one Of tho best days
aiuco tho show opened, and was very gratifying.
Among tic distinguished visitors, woro aquad
Of noble rcd mon, who havo boon sojourning
here for fow days before leaving for Washington.
Tho uncolored portion Of tho audience took de-
light in watching tho movemonts Of the copper
uAoA EoEt4J+
The courtesies Of tho Exposition have been
extended to the American Institute Of Architects,
who will visit it in q body today.
The Executive Committee arc ia receipt of
communications from stations along the Eastern
roads, inquiring why thore nro no excursion
rates, and the country papers are expressing tho
feoling Of the people In unmistakablo language,
Tho Executive Committee are poworless iu tic
promises. They have done their duty, by
! repeatedly aaling somo conceHslon aa to
rates. which has been persistently refused,
Theso roads, the Michigan Central, tho Michigan
Southern, and tho Pittsburgh 4 Fort Wayne, d.
cline to accommodate the people who patronizo
them and tho city to which they arc SO deeply
| indebted. or course there ia no remedy unless
the hearts of the managers soften, and there is
! little hope Of that.
The show is in splendid condition. Thore
have been many additions to tho departments
during the past week, aud 1t IL better worth sne-
Ing than ever. Tho hand has improved in tho
selection OF tunes, which are moro lively and in
epiritipg than heretofore. Now III the tlmo to
60 again and inspect the new attractions, as
we'll as to mako moro careful study OF the GU
riouH things which could only be glanced at In
ono visit.
To-pAx's PROGRAMME.
Following IL the musical programme for to-
days
, 1873-10-16

l. March," Amorotten n"...........,...,..,n ,neltzol
a. Oyerture-''Crowu Diamond ".,.. .Auber
3. Selection from " II poluito .Donixetu
I. Waltz" With Joy aud Love" .Lan1.ur
g. Polka" Cavalier .Zskotr
7. aolocsiou-" Tho Puritans Daughter .Ualo
3, Prayer from Moses" .RosBlnt
0. soason galop.. .Mko1
EVENING.
]. March, Souvenir Do lei.1eberg "...".. .Pnrlow
3. Oyorture"La Ileino dun journ n.,........ Adam
1. Waltz" Remembrance Of phiiadel.
phth" .aoHmanr
d. Fantaale-''The 1sags in Ainerlcn ".... .1eltzel
D. Ioika't The LNto Fet II: .Parlow
T. Boug-" Robin Adair "-Coruot solo. o..........--
8, 0rnnd procesHonn1 marol Dupont
0, 11l0p-"T1n llna ,..LtkuN
Conductor, Flodoard Hoffman,.
, 1873-10-16
SHlPNRECKS.

Orry, Libby master, 1lfty days from Greeuock.
On Oct. II, in latltudo 26 degrees Is minutes,
Longitude B8 degrees 81 minutes west, passed.
quantltlcs of wrecked apars, cabin furniture,
bulwarks, otc. Oct. IL. III latitude 26 degrees 30
minutes north, longitude IS degrees IL minutes
west, passed wreck bottom up, newly methlctl.
, 1873-10-16
EtQYpa.

noticeable fasturo Of thu Exposition IL tho display
Of soyes nude by I.4thhone, Bsrd h Go. Tile "Fcar-
lsss" cook "Itathboue" range, "lac!Ae" oook anil
- brilliant" hnt.ellnker burner popular with
u,any households tn tho city. Intending purchasers
arc requested to cx4niue thoul,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05
Carson street next door to the County Buildings,
CAES0G CITG- EINApA

CARSON CITY. NEVADA
Private entrance for Ladies; through the alley
i'll the rear Of Willis Drug Store
Thanking the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Carson
ard vicinity for their liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon me, now respectfully in
vite q continuance of the same as no pains or
expense Will be spared to make this the 1eacst
and most comfortable establishments in the STATE
of Nevada. Give me a call.
:.t-t JACOB MULLER.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-05
scsgg,. TAN NOTICE.

VVYEE I.EGiA EUIlIEs:. n H.''.-,1L = Z. Y
Di.-r:-t 10. i, Carson Township, or;lshy
,n,ty ar. he rely notified that there Will be aiI
election held a; tie school holise III s;la ,iSlrit'
~ ia .1,r the purpose OF voting a tax OF fonf
Thonssnd Dollars TO pay The outstanding N, n.
,,,LteiYcss Of said district. for haihree cue ior
III. erection Of school house therein. e,.a
polls will be cpen from ole oci", l',l''l ~ a.ne
iu''1 on "a a,ij .ifleer.h day OK March: 1877
i;'hose in favor of the pr"position VI VOC
Tax Yes" those oppos d .'Tax No .;
per order OF the Board OF ~cil"ni tr'lsSe5r , VI
said district. g =. o'---- :, :, -.
carson, Feb-u2-.- Il. $50. s-"'"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-06-12
Administrators Notice.

Estate of JOSEPH HECKMAN, late Of POGO.
no township, deceased.
Whereas, Letters of Administration to the
Estate of Joseph Hickman, of Pocono town
ship. County of Monroe, decd, have been
granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted
10 said Estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
the same, will present them duly authenticated
for settlement, TO
JOHN BUTTZ, Adm'or.
Tannersville, Pa. May 90, '73-6t.