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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-10-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
F. Y. PRECOURT'S ESTATE.

The subscribers having been appointed by
the Honrable Probate court tor the district of
Essex. Vermont. Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Off. X. Pre-
court. late of Brighton in said District. de
ceased represented insolvent, and the tenn
of six months from the 18th day of Septem'
Der A. D., 1873, being allowed by said court to
the creditors of said deceased. to exhibit and
prove their claims before us. Give notice
That We will attend to the duties of our ap-
point ment, at the Cflice of ID. S S orrs, in
Brighton in said District. on the 2}rd day of
October and on the 18th day of February next,
nj one O'Clock ip the afternoon on each of said
days,
q. N. MANSUK,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-10-04
Darts from the Devil,
Or Cupid Abused

Book just issued, exposing the personals"
that have appeared in the New York Newspa.
pers: Their history and lesson. Stylish Viii
lainS fully expose Advertisements from
desperate men to beautiful women: Clandes.
tine meetings; how frustrated. The history
of the Goodrich Tragedy the result ola ''per.
sonal." Description of Living Broadway
Statutes. Exposes social corruption Sent
on receipt OF so cents. Address Unique Print
inv House. 81 Vt'as"v 81. N"w York
Tie Beckwitn $50 Portable Family Sew
Ing Machine, on 80 Days Trial. many adj
vaniages over all. satisfaction guaranteed, or
$50 refhntcd. Sent complete. with full direc.
tons. Beekwith Sewing Machine Co, $50
Broadway. n V. 80
the New Kennedy for Rupture. A Most
impOrtan, invention. Sold by the Elastic
Truss Co. No. 6S3 Broadway New York City.
1t retains rupture absolutely IN case and com
fort, nigut and day at all times. and under all
circumstances. without any exception what
ever in any case. anu should never be taken
OF during the short lime requisite o effect a
permanent cure. Sent by mail. Circulars
free. Any Druggist or Physician will order
this new Truss Tor you without charge. 80
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-10-04
q. NJ. MANSUR, J.
LEVI PINNEY,
Brighton, VT, Sept. I'D, 1873.
Matthew 7. Richardson's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT( In Probate Court.
Essen District SIS. held at the Probate
Office in Guildhall. in said District, on the
18th day of Sep A. D., 1873.
Nancy Richardson, Administrators on the
estate of Matthew Z. Richardson. late OF Con-
cord, IN said District, deceased makes apnli-
cation to said court for license 10 sell all the
real entate of said deceased now remaining
unsold. and in which he had any interest ut
the time of his death, for the purposa of pay.
ing debts and charges against said estate.
whereupon it is ordered, by said court that
said application come under consideration
and be heard on the 4th day Of october A.. D..
1873. Mt the Probate Office, in safd Guildhall.
And it is further ordered that all persons in.
terested be notified hereof by publication OF
notice of said application and order thereon
three weeks successively in the Essex County
Herald. published Mt Guildhall. before said
time appointed for hearing that they may
appear at said time and place and objt Ct
thereto.
VIM. II. HARTSHORN, Judge,
true copy of record, Attest,
SO WIN. ii, HARTSHOKN. judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-10-04

IIoW boys Ilo U " ~ wv
KS. IOIOIIllIltOlOlOl2IS IlS
Umpire, Thomas Clifford. Time Of
Game, two Hours thirty minutes.
Conductor Hodgkiss, familiarly
known as Polly" is filling the place
Of condutor Whitney, who is on the
sick list. Polly is said to be good
Conductor, having apprenticed him
ssf from news-boy. We can well
remember OF handing him change
years ago for newspapers, since
which time by his own efforts he has
worked up to be one of the cleverest
little conductors that handles q train
to tie general acceptability OF null
titude Of admiring passengers.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-10-04
Bloomfield.

S. N. Silver, of Bloomfield, has a
cow which has averaged IL pounds Of
butter for three weeks past.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-10-04

There was a social hop at the Cor
ham House hall Oh Friday night, and
a general good time is the verde fot
those i'll attendance.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-10-04

c. D. Robinson, Esq, who has
been connected with the Glen House,
as their agent. for several years in
tends to give readings this winter in
Vermont and Canada. Mr.. r. is Il
gentleman Of rare power and ability,
and needs no comments to make him
popular where he is thrown.
, 1873-11-01

undor ta1-deod, and secured judgment in hig
favor. Mr. Sonrnmon carried tho caHo to tho
Supreme Court, whore It iH still pending.
Tbia III tho history In substance Of tho Hill "a.
Hoxto oaso aud Afr. Carkaon'a connection thoro-
with. Tho only polut in 1t upon which any de-
famatory mattor has oser been found agatnBt
hlr. Ofarkson Ia TINT ho WAS knowing to tho
promise Of tho A1o1{ny heirs TINT A1ra. Stills
daughter, who wns Roblnson'a nicco, shon1d
have something out OF tho proceeds of tho It'll
gation IL 1t should provo successful md my
lawyer will agree TINT thoro was nothing
wrong in that. 1t is proper to add
that tho theory Of Mr.. Hilla counsel ia thns tho
transfer Of tho certificates to Mr. Ho1io WIS
full conveyance, and TINT tho story which Mrs.
Sill told about tho security to indemnify Hoxio
for any possible dofalcntion or ombozzloment
was trumpod up for tho occasion: They woro
not ablo, howovor, to shako Mrs. stills testi-
mony In = croas-oxaminatton Of two days. But
whichever theory Of tho case may DO tho cor
roct ono makes no difforonco 80 for as Mr.. Clark
son Is concerned.
, 1873-11-01

Suits Against Life Insurance Com~
pnuics for Violation of tho Statc Law
..AuCti0n Enlo Of tho Farm OF Shef.
field, tho Defnulting Bank President
--Isnbbngo Stenls Away.
DunuQuE, Iowa, Oct. 01.-Qnite . oommotiop
WIS oroated yesterday by shorir Liddy in sorv-
lug notice dn Rixtoou different lifo insurance
companies In this city, suits being instituted
against then, for an amount aEgrogatlng not leaa
tlan salt, 500. The coao Of Town says that forr
eign life insurance companies IN order to do
business In tho State must file with tho Auditor
OF tho State statement nado under oAth OF
their condition, aud procure of tho Auditor
q certificate authorizing them to engage in bust
ness, nnd for oyory days neglect to obtain such
certificate while doing buBiuoss, Tue Company la
liable to ponalty OF 800. It ts safe to say
TINT 10 life insurance company ~ the state hae
complied with tito law. They will DO brought up
court In this city. The following arc tho Oon1'
pa1.ios and the amount oaell has boen sued for
phUnix Lifo, Of Hartford, $4,000 Qon-
nooticut Mutnal Life, Hartford, 100000 !;
Guardian Mutual Lifo, Now York, $4,000
Homo Lilo, Now York, 5000, Mutual
Lifo N. H. $4,000; Republic Life, Chicago,
$4,000; Etna Lite, Hartford, $4,000; OAartor
<, 10000, Traveller, Hartford, s2.ooo, Globe
, 1873-11-01

Commissions IN blank, signed by Daniel
O'Hara, appointing tho lucky holder or finder to
the Office Of Deputy Olork Of tho Criminal Court
Of Cook County, with all tho powers md rcspon-
eblitios apportaining thereto, wore issued liber-
ally at tho HeRing headquarters yesterday. And
that was not all. Each Of these commissions
had blank affidavit attached, signed by Daniel
O'Hara, certifying TINT - appeared be-
fore him and mado oath that he would "in a1l
things faithfully, honestly, and impartia1ly
perform the duties Of my said Office Of
Deputy Clerlt, according to the best Of
my understanding and ability" also that ho
(the supposed swearer) had mover fought duel,
nor sent nor accepted q challenge to fight duol,
nor boen q second in duel, etc., etc., $50 help
me God" Ono Of theHo precious documents,
bearing tho soa1 OF tho Court, fell into the hands
Of q TRIBUNE reporter. It was, Of course, COM
potent for him to fill his own name into tho
blank, and then go beforo the Grand Jury Of tho
Criminal Court, and have the Clerk Of tho Crim-
inal Court indicted for falaely certifying to an
affidavit. Probably Mr. O'Hara thought tthis
WAS as legal as the naturalization business now
going on.
, 1873-11-01

for swoot p!otlod hams. Highwlnoa woro inao-
tive, and nominnl1y 11@1o lowor, at ss@8s>so
por gallon. Lnko freights were loHs active and
castor, at G](o for by salt to Buffalo. Flour
was very active on export aocount, ut yesterdays
decline. Wheat was moro aollvo, and 10 lowor,
closing firm at ooAo casli, md s1.o0eG@1. 1.0oel
scllor December. Corn was losa nottvc, and Il
@1o lower, closing at 38@9o]6o cash, md 3799a1o
sollor Dooo1nber. Oatu woro dull, and 10 lower,
closing ns 2o14o cash, and 3o1lo scllcr Dccom-
bor. nyo was moro active and flrmor, closing
at 0to. Barley was quiet and ahado easier,
closing at eta for No. q, and o2Qo3o for No.
0. Hogs woro aotivo at Thursdays decline, with
sa1oa chiefly at s8.o5@o.s5. Tho cattlo and
sheep markets wore dull and unchanged.
, 1873-11-01

4 sample OF the kind OF campaign which the
Hesingitcs are mixing waa furnished in tho
Eighteenth Ward night before last. A meeting
had been called Of tho Lhw-and- Order citizens
in Scandinavian hall. After ono speaker lad
concluded his address, the room WAS invaded by
tho Hesing- o. 'Hara roughs, who endoayorod to
put down tho speakers that followed with
hooting, howling, curslng, Safeguarding,
mud stamping. As this process was not quito
rapid enough to suit them, tho blackguards
selected tho weakest man among tho speakers,
Mr.. Brockway, q one-legged soldier, dragged
him from tho platform, maltreated him, and
then broke up tho meeting. It is possible that
the roughs, blackguards, shouldcr-hittoza, gam
blers, thieves, knucks, and bullioa In the employ
Of tho Hesing- 'Hara faction may overcome a
poaceable gathering Of citizens Of smaller
number, though 1t is scandal aud dis.
grace to our city that it should be
60; but thoy cannot overcome the re-
spectability Of Chicago at the polls, and much
less now than before. The outrage committed
in tho Eighteenth Ward is an indication Of wha'
ia likely to he attempted at the votiug-placef
next Tuesday, aud 1t should servo as warning
to tho police authorities to furnish ample pro.
lection to pcaccable oitizen voters.
, 1873-11-01

Tho Kendall County (Ill.) Record ia in grcat
uNE, the Farmora' Movement, etc., etc. 1t socks
to persuade the agricultural voters that Il tho
farmors' ticket ia elected, the result will DO
scored as Democratic victory, Notwithstanding
thoro Ia no Democratic ticket In tho field, and
nothing to make ono out OF. II our me1nory
aerycs US aright, tho laat vote Of Kendall County
stood about in this wise: Grant 1,613, Greeley
$780, or about fvo to ono in favor Of the Ropub-
ltcan party. II tho regular ticket is now III
langor, as tho Records nervousness would
eoem to imply, there must be heavy gallo blow
ing through tho State.
, 1873-11-01

VIII tho Cincinnati Gazette please cxplain ~
whether It Is dissatisfied with tho e1nal11logs OF
tho amount Of money contributed by Chlcngo to
the Memphis Relief Fund; or (2) whether 1t is
disploased because portion Of tho gross
amount was takon from tho Chicago Relief So
oiety'a fundal or T9) vhcthor It is aggravated
because moro money Was not taken from tho
lattor fund.- From an attentive ronding Of tho
quorulous article in tho Gazette, we fail to dis
cover which Of the three points aboveImontion-
cd constitutes Ohicago'e ofEenno.
, 1873-11-01

Mutual N. r. $4,000; Now England nfutuar
Ltfo $4,000; Protection Lifo, Chieago. aio o9to.
Washington Life, n. Y, 9l5,b0O; NORTH Amnert.. An.
can, Now York, $4,000.
BY law, !,reo.fourtha Of tho penalty pocs to
tho school fund, tho remaining fourth to tho iu-
forInants.
An suction salo Of tho farm and farm atock Of
Sheffield, tho defaulting President Of tho Mar
o1lants' Bank, hold ycHtorday, roa!izod si4,995.
Tho farm ie situated near Epworth, In this coun.
farm, 200 aoros, WAS bid Il, for Biahop uont,on
roy, who WAS one Of tho principal creditors Of
tho bank.
II. A. Bnbbnge tho dotaultiug Cashior Of tho
bank, has nod the city. He ia naid to lavo gono
By privato conveyance on Wednesday, evening,
taking. southorn course through Jaokson Coun-
ty, and probably taking tho train on tho North
WoBtorn Road,
, 1873-11-01
SPRlNGFiELD.

Reorganization OF the Revenue Disa
trict Despoitel by Collector E1arpe1
..Eirst Hog snlcs or thc ScnsOn.s
Now Companies Orgnnixod.
special Dispatch to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
SpR1NoEIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 3l.-Col. Merriam,
tho Collector Of this District B still ongagod in
reorganixng tho airails Of his district. ,Upou
Ills Recommendation Parker 8. Adams. Of Clinton,
Dewitt County, has bocn. appointed gaugor,;
also Capt. Harvey Pratt, Of Doayan, Tazewell
County. AMI! Abort Hippou, Of pollin, have boon
appoil!tel etoro-keopors. Col. Merriam does not
intond to locate his foroo, but to keep them SUBJ
toct to bo moved from place to place, as the
e1igonoios of tho Boryico demand.
License was iearcd BY tho Secretary Of State
to-day to tue Quincy Elevator Company; capl-
tal, SIS, 900. oortltscato Of organization was
issued to tho Library Association OF TaylogvilIo.
Tie first reported sg!o Of hoBH since tho pack
Ing soasou begun was to-day. alr. Tobin, Of
this county, shipped eighty head to Chicago, for
which ho got S3.25.
All-saints' Day will be celebrated hore to-
morrow In tlo Catholic churelss.
, 1873-11-01

yoator1ay, which will create no surprise. Tho
general feeling OF tho East Is ono Of dismal foro-
bodlnE, as will DO aeon by tho dispatches
from Boston. Now York, Philadelphia. Dalti-
oil business, both Wholesale aud rotafl, ia sorl-
ously affoctod. Tho mooling Of tho DanI prcBi-
dents Of Now York to-day will decide
w1othor tho suspension Of tho groat louso
Of Clalliu & Go. will haaton tho impending crasl,.
Tho gravity Of tho situation Of this firm ia ovl-
doncod by tho faot that It has had to summon
tho banks together for consultation as to tho
ways md means Of escaping from its ombarrasB-
mcnta. It is Is probable tint to-day will decide
tho condition both Of tic spragucs aud Ola1inB.
, 1873-11-01

Commodore Vanderbilt is in the trough Of tho
sea. Every time he comes up to tho top with Ills
cargo Of waterod stocks tho outsidors pitch their
small loads on him. Thon ho goos down again.
This process has been going On for eoulo wooks.
Yesterday ho took fosrful lurch aud ovory tim
ber in his craft Bhivered, Western Union wont
down to 4556, Now York Central to 8o}S, Lake
Shore to 5s5166, and Union paci1o to IL. North
Western common touched 30, tho lowest prico 1t
over sold for. This stock is now conts lowor
than when Henry Keep picked 1t up, aevou years
, 1873-11-01

Ecleoticism received new inspiration yeRtor-
day, and produced fresh ticket. Tho medicine
for Eclectics now ia Clal kson for Judge instead
Of Moore, aud Jameson for City Attorney In
atoad OF Turner. Que hundred thousand Eclcc-
tic ticlota are yociferously called for. Money
to pay for the printing will bo contributed by
DR.. Storey. Two hundred mud forty Eclectic
physicians will bc at tho polls to furnish the
tickets to anxious voters.
, 1873-11-01

hlr. Hcsing now says that, notwithstanding
the fact that Mr. Gago has paid over $4,000
interest to tho city for throo years Of his admin
istration, ho has noyortholoaB retained enough
for himHelf to yield him twlco as much as any
former City Treasurer mado out Of tho oflco.
hr. Heaing also claims that TUE TRIBUNE has
no anawer to this. uo Is mistaken; wo hnyo
several answors, any ono Of which dis
poacs. Of tho matters. l. Wo do not
bolievo Mr. Hosings moro assertion, and arc
woll satlatlcd that ho cannot provo It. Q. Even
II It woro Bo Mr. Gage has still paid 91So, 600 to
tho tax-payors. which ho had tho lawful right to
keep for himself, and which is just s190,000
moro than all Of Mr. Hesing's City Troasurors
lnvo paid. 0. When Mr. Gage proposed to givo
tho city the direct custody Of Its funds with all
the lntorost, aud simply take charge Of tho ao-
counts for q Halary, tho Common Council re-
fused either to release lin from Ills bonds or to
givo him anything for c1ork hire, but
insisted that ho must handle tho
money aa ho ploasod, and that ho
md his bondsmon must DO responsible to tho
city for it. Notwithstanding tile fact that ho
has beon relieved Of none Of tho responsibility,
Mr.. Gago has pnid ovor s130,00o to tho city in
throo years, which WIS his in tho eyes of tho
law and by the precedent established by al Of
Mr. Heaing's City Treasurers. Wq belioyo that
this is Il tolorably complete anawer to Mr. Hos
ing's obJoctioua to Mr. dagos having paid ovor
&130.o00. Will Mr. uosing now explain why It
is that, as high-mindcd, public-spiritod, and
critical cltizon, ho has drawn more than S85,0oo
out Of the City Treasury without rendering any
corresponding service therefore,
, 1873-11-01

The Land O1lco Department at Washington
has made up ita books for the yenr, showing the
disposal of 13 090, ,e0G acres Of the public landa,
aB compared with o75 last yoar,-an In
crea4e Of 1,1e5,6a1 acres. Tic cash receipts
were e9,408,515. Tho principal itema in this nc
count are s08s,a5o acres certified to railroads.
or almost one-half tho entire amount; 8,709,070
acres to homesteaas; 1,620,2G0 aorca in cnsh
sales, md o53 ,440 acres located with Agricul-
tural College Rcrip,
, 1873-11-01

A morning newspaper which devoted three
weeks Of sturdy effort to convince the public
that the Citizons Union ticket ia TRIBUNE
ticket, ia now striving to persuade them that itia
not TRIBUNE ticket. Tho importance Of know
Ing whether 1t is or Isn't TRIBUNE ticket is so
vast, In tho estimation Of this newspaper, that
nothing can be dono and no positions takon till
TINT question Ia settled.
, 1873-11-01

Tho appropriations for tho expenses Of Nc"
York City for 1874 arc 925,60o.ooo, an increase
Of nearly 1000, 600 over those OF tho present
year. The county appropriations arc s1s, AGO.
600, an incroaso of ss,ooo,ooo. Tho total appro.
priution, sss, 600, does not show disposition
to practice the economy which has been preached
30 much Of late In that city.
, 1873-11-01

Sixteen foreign nte-insurance agonciea are in
trouble in Dubuque, Ia., for conducting their
business contrary to the provisions Of the laws
of the stato. Suits have boon brought against
them, aggregating penalty Of s217,o II the
charges against them aro true, they will con-
tribute worry materially to MD tho Cause Of educa-
tion in Iowa, as threo-fourths Of tho penalty
RQea to tho School Fund.
, 1873-11-01

Tho differences between tho Dakota Southern
Railroad Company aud Yankton County, Which
have bceu pending in the courts for long
timo, aud out OF which grow tie murder Of Gen.
McCook by WinterH7ute, have finally been set
tlod In fayor Of tho Company. Tho injunction
restraining tho latter from negotiating ita mort
gago-bonds having been removed, the Company
will now commouco erecting the railroad build
frEs ut Yankton.
, 1873-11-01

Washington rumor says that Secretary hloh"
ardson will soon resign, and that ox-dov. Nor
can, OF Nav York, will become Secretary OF tho
TREASURY. II this step is taken, 1t will still be
competent for Congress to impeaoh Mr. Rich
nrdson for depositing the public funds, without
security, in rotton bank just across tho street
from the Treasury building.
, 1873-11-01

Germany is now az thoroughly united as sho
Was when tho French war summoned her chill
aren to arms from the Baltic to tho Alps, from
the Rhine to tho Memol, says Hcrr Hesing in his
last campaign circular. We don't think She ia
quite so thoroughly united, but it sho is, the
Trench, Irish, and scandinaVians will possibly
tako different view Of the local political situa-
ton from that enjoyed by Horr Hesiug.
, 1873-11-01

The German organ Of the Hosingttes prints,
In colossal type and in several parts Of the
paper, tho following announcement: "Tho
Headquarters Of tho Peoples Purity arc open
overy evening till . o'clock, and also The ct'n'
tnal Court" The information was intended for
the benefit Of the unnaturalized, but it might
also be made useful for a good many of the
naturalizod in tho Hesing party.
, 1873-11-01

Tho Chicago produce markets were moderate
tY active yesterday, out ut lower range Of
p1iccA, In sympathy with tho Eastorn financial
troubles. Meas pork was dull, aud 10@o5o per
barrol lower, at S11.75G311.8715 cash. and e11.4o
011,45sellor December. Lard was quiet and 10
lower, at 16@7o cash, and 691 1@o2EcBeller pocen-
bee, Meats we're dull and unchanged It 616@Go
Tor abort ribs. 0QG]fo for short clear. and 819@9o
, 1873-11-01

victory over tho Yankees, they hnvo an
nouncod that the election Of tholr t1pkct will bo
celebrated as another victory aH momontous as
that gained by Emperor William ovor FRANCO.
Shall tl,ore DO such a celebration In 0hicago2
Will tho native-born, tho 1rish. Fronoh, soandI-
nnvian, md bohemian cltizons, by their inaction,
conBent to d Hesing Dictatorship in Chicago.
, 1873-11-01

The financial situation gathers gloom with
each succeeding day, and tho latest intelligence
from tho condition Of tho spragues does not
afford much room for hope that it will soon fm-
provo. Their notea went to protest yestor-
day in Providence, and tho meeting Of
bank ofIcora adjourned for another Bes-
a.on to-day without reaching any doluite
result, although 1t is intimatod thnt
some sort OF truateeship plan will be adopted.
Tho Franklin aud Oranston Banka (sayings)
Hccm to DO hopolessly crippled, but 1t Is asserted
that tho capital Of tho Providence banks will not
bo impaired except. perhaps, tho FirHt. Second,
and Globo National. known as tho sprague
banks. The following facts will enable our readcrs
to understand tho position Of those banks, In
their relations to the spraguos, William 6prague
is President OF tho Globe, Its capital 100000, !,
Anasa spraguo, Of tho First National, cap.
ital 100000; ana Thomas A. Doyle, Mayor
OF Providence, Of Second National. capital
$500, 900. Tho aggregate surplus Of these
banks ia about 100000, tho Globe having
sl25,00O, tho First National s200, 600. and tho
Second National S180,000. Thoso banks hold
Ioyt, spraguo l. Co.'s nccoptancoB, drawn by tho
A. d ". spraguo Manufacturing Company, in
dorsoa by A. l. ". sprague, to tho amount OF
s1,715,00O; tho whole capital OF each boing
invested in these acceptaucos. The remainder
of tho loanH Of theHe banks Ia distributed
In netop OF the A. d. ". spraguo
Manufacturing Company, other corpora
tions, buslnoas firms. and lndividualR. The
total amount Of tho loan is s25oo, 900. There il
no later Intelligence from tho Hoyt. sprague 4
Co. suspension except the announcement that
their wooden mills st Qawego Falls, n. \, closed
, 1873-11-01
THE INDIANS,


WAsu1SoToN. Oct. 3l.-Aoving bauds Of Sioux
and other friendly triboy, tho matter has boon
made tho subject OF consultation betwoon tho
Interior and War Departments, and ordora have
boon giyen by the laitor that all SIOUX found Oh
their reservation with hostile iuteut bo pun"
iBhel,
, 1873-11-01

Tho President has officially contradictod the
statement sent In tho forenoon dispatches
yesterday, TINT the Secretary Of the Treasury ia
abont to resign to make room for ex-aov. Nor
z,an, of Now York.
, 1873-11-01

CLIQUE THEATRE-pespaincs street, betWgsn Mad
Irin -UhoFra.h Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-11-01
TO.pAY'a ADJUSTMENTS.

uoOLEY'H THEATRE Randolph strcet, betwaen
CLARK and IaSa1te. " Fashion; Lilo In Now York..
AfturnpOu aud ovorlhR.