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National Republican., 1873-04-25
Pavement. 10 be RspaIred,

The Board OF Public Works have directed Mr..
Baldwin 10 repair the wooden pavement at the
Intersection Of Vermont avenue and X street,
between Nineteenth and Twenty second streets
north west. John o. Evans has also been d.
rected to repair the defective places on the Sew
enth street pavement, between b street north
and X street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Anew Fire Insurance COMPANY,

At q preliminary meeting OF the property
holders Of South Washington, held at the bank
ing OF Boswell Co., over which Mr.. y.
A. Boswell presided, and Mr.. Simon Joseph
acted as secretary, Messrs. Samuel Herman,
Christopher Dickson, Il. A. Walker, Conrad
SchAefer, ]. W. Barker, y. A. Boswell and Simon
Joseph were appointed committee to submit at
the next meeting plans for the organization Of a
nre insurance company.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
naaA nall

Next Monday our Washington nine will play
their third championship match with the Lord
Baltimore club, and on the following Thursday
they will meet the Athletics, Of Philadelphia.
Both games will be played on the Olympic
arounls
National Republican., 1873-04-25

Messrs. Latimer a Cleary, Auctlone ers, will
sell for the executors, Messrs. Davis, CaTubl aud
Leach, the valuable property now occu pied by
Joseph PlatZ, esq, and being q portion OF the
estate OF the late Lewis johnson, Immediately
opposite the Metropolitan hotel, and fronting IN
the rear OF the Baltimore and Potomac depot.
Without any exception this Is the most yaluaD le
Avenue property offered In long time.
National Republican., 1873-04-25

aS a IA G ssf KaP
pfentnSky. having been sold TO Insure fuil draw
~ and the winh having been universally pressed
that the Ooooe o.sh fs offered should &c drawn In
full and paid IN full without any scaling down, as
hfretoiore, the management, with the concurrence
q the trustees, have determined TO sllov ninety
days more for the sale Of the mnant OF Tickets
tsed for April \ therefore postponed 20 tuesday,
July 9 iell op which day, and no other, they wll
Library Hall. Louisville, KY
b dsri6giea 6y lot and pad In fali 20 tie iicfe
National Republican., 1873-04-25

rRrscEs BArAAH, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. Interest on all deposits, Depos
lts can he made and drawn at will.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
The wentheF.

The weekly weather chronicle issued by the
signal ONCE for week ending yeste rday says
"A storm-centre has passed over the n Orlhwest,
sending out minor disturbance over the lower
lakes aud Canada, and another over the middle
Atlantic coast, and thence, as quite a severe
storm, along the New England coast; second
over the lower Missouri and Ohio valleys, and
thence 10 the CaTOllnAs, gradually diminishing
In Intensity. The largest total amounts OF rain
aud melted snOw during the past week have been
reported from the following stations Indian
Apolsi l.Ol inches; New York, LOO; Eastport,
l.2Oi Key West, "a, and Punta Rassa, 2lS
National Republican., 1873-04-25

Messrs. X. A. Golden h Bro, agents, made the
following sales TO shippers at the nsh wharyes
yesterday; 10000 shad, from 5000 TO slB; 2sOOO
herring, from % TO 8; 100 bunches perch, from
10 70 20 cents; 800 shad TO Capt. 4. Gedney for
shad bake at Glymont, Nd.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Old No. asOl CHOICE SPRING NEW No. 40
IthsL ~ sToSk ,.,,,,,, I I'M st.

PAPBRHANGiNGs WiNDoW SHADES,
embracing all grades OF Papefhanglnga and
window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Engray-
ingA Chromos and Photographic, Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, Gilt,
Velvet &c.; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c. n
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Thla Sumn,eF.

COUNTRY DEALERS can buy Dlston saws OF N.
u. Prince, with discount Of 10 per cent. from
the manufacturers prices.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Trustees Sale Of Improyed Properly,
Nearly Opposite the SchuetzeH Park, at

This afternoon At O'Clock, In front OF the
premises, Nessrs. LatImer A CleaIy will sell lots
81, Is, % and 30, In subdivision OF Mount Pleas
ant, with the improvements thereon, consisting
OF a nearly new comfortable dwelling, with
necessary outbulldings, all In good condition
The Boundary and Silver Springs horse railroad
passes the door,
National Republican., 1873-04-25

Suit was entered yesterday In the Circuit Court
BY Margaret HetZel, owner Of real estate on the
eoTner OF ID and North Capitol stTeets, against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, claim
ing $4,000 damages from tbs railroad company
for blocking up D street and running their track
below grave on North Capitol street.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Annnnn PrnnerIx nt AnrlInn-

N. II. Prince, OF the bazaar, Is giving the
mechanics chance 10 buy the remaining stock
Of tools At haIRnLna.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
NutIonal snyiua, Bank,

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per Annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . TO 4; satur-
days, Q to Z and to 8.
National Republican., 1873-04-25

The Leg vs.. the Lcaltimate Drann.
N he Efiio' or ne Na'iosai RsrubhoaEi
SIR am surprised that Jour contributor. "a
Theatre-G Goer, draws such conclusions as your
paper Of the 2sl instant contains In relation to
the Washington patronage Of moral exhibltioas
Whom II costs from ti.5o to $3.50 to witness what
he may consider the moral drama. IL % strange
or incomprehenslble that good burlesque troop
like the Thompson can all a house at half that
price7 lie may pay his q for an orchestra chair
st what he may call a nrstcirss opera and wit
ness more OF the indecent leg display than has
ever accompanied the Thompson troop. LYDIA
pays for sttists IN her line and has them but 70
hlgh-prlced opera by the basest saw-dust imita-
tlons Of her troop and oan that moral or leg
liimase, !, more than mos. " "Thestre.ooers" viii
ism. When nrpt-class performances can be given
In Washington At the Moderate prices OF the
ssme IN other cities there VIII be no cause 10
clate them, aud untll then Lydia will draw
crowded houses and the lovers OF the higher
drama will stay At home, as "Theatre-Goors'
should, rather than encourage extortlon or
Gritlfy curiosity. A srAY-Ar-BoAR.
TuE ruEGrRE-mGH AND low PRICES.
70 hs Editor n ne Ssiiossi Rspsbhsasi
Theatre. .0oer, " ln his letter published ycstcr-
day, says
at IL actually a fact that during Its recent en-
gagenent here the Thompson troop aforesaid
succeeded In drawing nightly houses that ex-
seeded In number those drawn by the Italian
opera troop, which preceded II, and which In
cluded In ia repertoire two of greatest prima
donnas-Lucca and Kellogg-lt has ever been
ones pleasure TO behold In opera"
Whyi Because the prices for the opera were
100 b lgh. have many friends who wll not pay
% to hear an opera, yet Tor that amount several
OF them attended four performances of the
ticulafiy as to the merits and dement's of the
different actors aud Actresses) lust TO Kill time,
and they succeeded because the rates were low.
II managers Will adhere 10 the 81, 10 and 90 cent
Philadelphia, their houses will be crowded by
the "rabble,H vlde 'rheatre-Go Goer," who attend
the oomlquo and people Of the a0-calod middle
class.
The Aimee troop, now performing In PhIladel.
phla At the academy, play TO the 81, 70 cent, 90
cent and 10 cent rates, which arc especially pop
the same prices sho uld be In vogue here.
W. r.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Salt Against the baltimore aud Ohio Rail-

WHITE SHIRTS at less than manufacturer
prices, at 1905 Pennsylvania avenue, Princes
bazaar.
National Republican., 1873-04-25

ONLY dozen and a half Of those ladies' silk
umbrellas let VI hhnrcS nAZaarf price 500;
good bargalns.. ~
National Republican., 1873-04-25
The Fish Market,

GIyRG THE MECHANICS Tools al cost ought 70
bring them 70 the BahAar-iOOs Pennsylvania
Ayende-of N. II, Prince.
National Republican., 1873-04-25

fINn on PLfSrpos-a bargaln-at Princc,s
National Republican., 1873-04-25
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
FAREWELL WRRK OF ''''''
mLIB MARIE AIMEE,
AND TiE SEts SREWt fAHRffs2lis III 2lsFA ohRGV FFkkG6Spr
The mnet snecessful ngAninaton on record
The manager has tho honor 70 announce that
MILE MARIE AIMEE,
AFTER an unprecedented success, achieved In the
principal cities OF the Union, will make her farewell
appearanoe, lbeiore her departure for EurOpe, on
thS l7th q MAY, IN The CITY Of BroohlynD
Ss sfoddGssd foi ne h,, Hs mo., Ss
IN her unriysl,d role q Duehesse; Jpisan In hs
Wanda, DC, Conductor. Mons Van Gheie. TUES.
sensstion. LIS CENT VIRRdEsI Aimee and liz
fnll strength Of the company.
WnounesuASs's''s''s'' ''ss.s'ssss tth uitiekEpB
s.ss ''''s'''s's'''sy 40, ffft!LhOLE
5rlluaS LA btL!h HELENE
Saturday Night. .,..... ORPHEUS AUX ENfERH
SCALE o. prices denerAl sdmlssion, si; reserved
seats In ofchestra, %: reserved seats IN balcony
70; family circle, " osntsi private bcIs,. sk
Store. spei n
National Republican., 1873-04-25
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA, AND MANASSAS
" noup, RMhhhoykppp ppp,,Ss
RALrlMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

6EPor ooRSEss s6H}E,i FIX
TRAINS LEAVE FOR
BALTIMOREi
t.@ q m, Niagara E1.
s.preas, daily,
Q ~ q, m, BALTIMORE Mail,
daily, cIcept Sunday.
Press, daily. eIcept sun.
sss y. m, Baltimore 40
oomInotlAiion. daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
. ~ p. m, Cincinnati Et-
preea, daily, eIoept Sun
1B p. N, Western KI-
National Republican., 1873-04-25

UsH LEss op pooLHrs than OF other Yeast or
Baking Powder, a. Il is much stronger. Put up
full weight Give II fair trial. urocefs sell it.
National Republican., 1873-04-25

ma, TnE now Colonnadc hotel, ou uhestnut stree,
Philadelphia, Pa, Is growing famous for ~
National Republican., 1873-04-25
IMPORTANT SALES.

=ynIuablc Improved Property at Auction.
II Is Just now especially desirable that all deal
ers In real estate should carefully read the ad-
morning as presented in our columns. They
convey most valuable information, and carry
with them clear descriptions OF the property to
be sold. This morning particular reference Is
made to few OF them.
WEDNESDAY, NAY I,
at Q O'Clock p. M, LatImer 4 Cleary will sell the
unexpired term OF certain lease for ninety
nine years OF valuable improved property on
Ssventn street, between and X. being stores
and G. r. Cummlns. The full particulars Of this
sale will be found In our advertising columns.
TUESDAY, MAYO,
front OF the premises, part OF lot In square 4se,
improved by q substantial fOur-story brick
dwelling, No. sic street.
The same evening they Will sell part OF lot
In square 46s, improved by a three-story frame
dwelling, No. 65I street.
THURSDAY, MAY :,
Latmer a Cleary will sell, on the promises, q
pleasant country seat, containing about three
acres, and located some 800 yards from the old
Sevcnth-street-road tol-gate. The terms Of sale
will be found among the Advertisements.
LOCAL NOTES.
7. II. DOnegan, esq, who has been seriously
III for several months past, Is out, looking well
and In good health.
Thos. Y. waggaman, real estate broker and
auctloneer, has sold part Of lot No. 10, In square
slS, fronting IS feet on street north, to John
Kaiser, for ,TS5.
We understand that several gentlemen OF this
city, controlling large capital, have invested
quite heavily IN one Of the prominent railroad
stocks Of the North.
The nfty-fourth anniversary OF tho introduc-
tlon Of the !. q. U. Y. In the Cnited States will
be celebrated at odd Fellows hail on Monday
evening next, at 1880 O'Clock. Eminent speakers
Will be present.
Owing TO the inclcment weather Of Wednes-
day the game between the Washington and
Creighton Uunior cham plons) base ball clubs had
to be postponed. II will take place this after
noon at 3 O'Clock, on the olympic grounds.
Since MI. John Knox sold out his interest In
the hyther Company Grand Aggregation to
Mr. John Langley he has become interested In q
more lucrative business, and Is now engaged In
canvassng Fairfax county, Va, for the sale Oi
MI. Thomas Baileys patent corn-planter.
Messrs. Bdwarl Clark, architect at the Cap
itol, and John W. Mcknight have been desig
mated to furnish the new desks and chairs for
| the Hall Of the House OF Representatives. The
model Of Mr.. q, W. Wight for the desk which is
Of white OAK, has been selected.
In the opening OF bids In New York, a few
days since, for furnishing Indian goods, Mr.. J.
W. Boteler, OF the nrm OF Boteler 4 Bro, OF this
city, was the successful bidder for hardware, 4c
The contract Ia a very large One and II Is pleas
ure to know that one Of our city merchants, who
Is so well deserving Of success, is the fortunate
contractor. Mr.. y. possesses the ability, and
there Is no doubt that he will fulnll the contract
TO the entire HatAfactiOn of the Goyernment
National Republican., 1873-04-25
NI,tIo Aimee.

Mons. Joseph, the modern Hercules, and all
the varied ollo Of the good performers at the Me
tropolitAn should be seen. They are well worth
natronAVp
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Pure French C.nd,
FRlNcEs BALALN, lO0o PennsIlyanla .ycnue.

Is Manufactured daily and sold at the low price
Of 20 cents per pound, at aI0 PennsyiyanIa ave.
nue., nearly opposite National h6tel. coli
National Republican., 1873-04-25

The sale Of seats for the farewell week Of
Mile Aimee and the Parisian opera troop COM
mences this morning at Ellis music store.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
AMUsEMENrs.
NyaII'. Operr-Iisu.r
rhe Theatre Ce-iaas.

Cal wsgnef's mnsircls aro enjoying great
popularity At wallS opera honse. They snord
much amusement
National Republican., 1873-04-25
jan71 General kscnt. Wsshinstap.

A LRxASDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
n ROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND FREDE
nsbIA nksibSksByig i,s Y JhAii;MAY .rn
Local trains for Alexandria leave as follows sla,
W I.bs ~ ~, 10 ~, II ~ o. m u ~, LA IS,
b!th "a b;n. 7:9S y, IN.
Local trains from AleHandriA arrive as follows
oB M ~, e;3, ss5, lO;sa, II - q m, II n, n
~, ~, 80 ~ y, ~, ~ y. IN.
Ira.ns ma5hYd thus connect with trains on Wash.
9uANTIo9 sccommodauon leaves Washington
- a N. daily, except sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN ExPllEsS, via Richmond.
ThrDush tiekeis 70 all points south and southwest
Tor sale A. the once corner bi1th and Pennsylvania
avenue, aud Thirteenth and Iennsylyania avcnue,
where passenyers can leave, orders fjr bag
1y1u General Passenger AGENT
National Republican., 1873-04-25
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

saw. He Is elosins mem @ outs Out a. "a fsi ~ co.S CO.. 'O
National Republican., 1873-04-25

THE 0RkAr BNuLfsH REMEDY for 0out and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either OF recent long standing, are AL
yised TO use BlAlr's Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be rolled upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered tn the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
Phour a HAEsAsr, 99s strand, London, knglAnd,
and sold bI ali drnRaiata.
National Republican., 1873-04-25

AsuRs REaEpr roR cuiLts AND FEVER. ArEns
AGuE CURE never falls. co
National Republican., 1873-04-25

AND BoYs' HATS, UMBRELLAS, 1c.i WHITE
SHIRTS AND UNDERCLOTHIN6; COLLARS,
HOSIERY, TIES, &c., AT VERY Low PRICES
~" NaSsi SSS SEVENTH STREET X SoRFmWEsr. i; ifSEs
National Republican., 1873-04-25

W KAN wants bottis OF whisky, let him buy
Y and take u home like man, and not sneak
and ptotend that u Ia medicine. n he W. u q
tonic that is something better than Temp my
stimuiant, he should got q bottle OF Peruvian
aud Giye dnrable strength 70 tho aIstem.
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Mctrepeiiian Hall.

The washington Detective" will have a nne
run a. this popular theatre. The entire enter
| tat Ia ng anaalal InfoFe0N
National Republican., 1873-04-25
GRRAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
osoRrpyysr sdflTn I2 HE hhESn aorrruwvsr

HkAT FkNNbfLyANIA ROUTk
oNoRTHwEsT. soTTii AND SOUTHWEST.
On and after November ~ is79. trains viii leave -
washlnstOn...., s.a m. Baltimore. IsSI N
.... o 80 D. IN. ...,,, 5.lD n In.
THE dREAT D0UntE.TRAcK K0tiTE, y 1'
night cars, with mQdern ipproysments-
I've hundred miles saved 10 Western Apd Central
The 10 - a, m. daily, except Sunday, northwest;
,A p NJ daily west except Sunday. O'hnr irAini
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Thfou9h from bAlumre 70 Rochester and pittsburs
Ticket. hy this route can be procured st the once,
eorner OF Sixth street and lyAniA Ayenue and
Thirteenth street and pepnsylvAnia avenue, where
renAble Information will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at theae ofices can se
cure accommodations In Palace Cars for Pttsburg
Corner Sixth st and Penn, ava,
Ep. 8. YOUNG. General PasseaSsf xssnt
dsSB Baltimore. Nd
National Republican., 1873-04-25
Reliable.

FATHERS AND MoruERa-
We are aiding 10 our stock a large assortment Of
boys youths and chlldrenh clothing.
The wAvERLr SUITS
from 20 years OF age, from % to tis.
THE HARvARD Surrs-
from TO 10 years OF age, from 81 10 $40.
SAILOR SUtTs-
from to years Of age, and other styles In end
less variety. Ours are the host made. Best ma
terial and newest styles In this market.
c r, Moan WALLER A Co.,
National Republican., 1873-04-25

MECHANICS win study their interest to call at
Princes Bazaar for tools. He Is giving great
bargains,
National Republican., 1873-04-25

Trains leaving wsshinr,on 81 .t and 1913 an
boro', leaving Bowie At ~ aud n u q m. aud bs
?. m srriv,hs N Marlboro a. eiiS a, m. aud u Is
Trains arriving At Washington At o. q m. sno
9 and eNe p N. connect At bowie with trains leaV
ins Mar bOrO at q. m. aud 40 aud SO r. m.
Paasenserr leaving their orderp At Ticket once
northwest corner Thrteenth and pcnnsyfvhnia ave
nue, can have their baFHaRc called for aud eheoh ID
hotels and ,d so,,dsenee- 70 Al goin.s North and
lndianApolis, Louinyille, 81 Louis, New Orleans
SoT,h. SOaan. wss, s .n9 ss,siS: sSSSs: .pd all points
\. L DvpARhY, Den. Superintendent
, 1873-10-29

mr. MATHEW AND MADAME MAYNARD. BUST,
: ~ nuss aud Medical Mediums, l05 Wpst Mndisoi.st
MADAME lDEII. THE 0Ei.kHKATEp FEMALE
l pyttoan and 0aiEvUyant has equal in1lcr profess
o.nynool q wonderful p9wor, At hss toos, li oas
Madison. IT., Rooms and q, froua q. III. to y. H.
, 1873-10-29
A DANGEROUS RIDE.

EsoAaAnA, Sfich Oct. A. 1875
On the evon,ng Of Oct. 81, Nato Saunders
started in an opon pound-not boat to 60 from
shoro to his lsblng-achooner In Big Bay do Moo.
The distance WINS about 160 yards. AZ IT waa
late, It ia supposed tho crew were all asloep,
as no ono camo to his assistance whom lo hailed.
and, ns ho could not got hold Of anything On tho
vessel, his boat drlftod before the wind. It was
blowing frosh st tho timo. He thon tried to
make St. Mazttn's Island; but, whom he wsa
within about 8 n1ilcn Of 1t, the. wind nhift-
cd, and ha drifttd actosa Lake Michigan
to . point north Of Point Botsy. Doing m OF
cellont boetmau, he get. through safely by rig
gfng drag compoBed'uf the 'bulkhond acroas tho
bows Of tho bont. so au to keep hor before tho
wind; py TINT meens ,, ahe steerod herself ind
tnnal bailing with pail, Of which ho was lucky
enough to haye e. two: He was forty hours max;
to got p to sRore tho 1 SEA- Savng gone 60 % down %
Tho distance drifted is 'nbout % miles. he Ind
no provisions Of my Kind. Mr.. sanndora mr.
riyod hero yesterday by way OF Graul IIsvon and
Mi]waukoe, on bis way home. VER1TAB.
, 1873-10-29
Cairo, Tlebos eto., and afterwards to Jerusalem,
Damascus, aud otliot plaoos In tho Holy Land.

Cairo, Tlebos. oto., and afterwards to Jerusalem,
Damascus, aud otlior plaoos In tho Holy Land.
At Ovid, N. Y, last wcek, woro marrlol Judge
James DeAlott (8S) and 'nachol Covert (77),
widow Of Or. Covert. 1hie, anyn tho Ovid Intie-
penicnt, u Judge DoAlott'H third wifo. while 1o
IL tho flftl husband Of Tie lady to whom ,,o Is
now ,,nttod. sho being tho n,oiher Of two chill
dren, scycn graud-chlaron, and lvo great 'grantl-
children.
H. B. Rhott. Jr,, has resigned tho olitorshlp
Of the New Orleai1B Ptcayune.in accordance with
request made by tho Doard Of Managers.
Since the duol with Judge Cooley whose tragic
results oroatod so profound . Hel,aallon few
months ago, It has bocn ovilont that hfr. nl,ott
would bo forced to retire. Public sentiment no
longer sanctions dueling.-Afc,nphfs Auatanche.
+, j. N. Pierce, Jr.. lIto Oauhior. Of tho Nor
ohants' National Bank, at Lowoll, Mass., who,
II Is charged, has beon fifteon yeare cnbozzltn,g
$50 900 70 800 900, It iB alleged also stole his
own bond, 10 that tho bank officers arc 1gno rant
Of the uatoH Of those who aro his Rurot!es, end
cannot bring auit against them. Pierce, Jr.,
OWNED o handsome villa at Marthn'a Vineyard,
and fought tho tigor.
, 1873-10-29

THE CITY.
L. Riggs, Of Baltimore, 10 nt the Pacific.
FIR Myers, Of Pittsburgh, is at the PnciAo.
Ralph Emerson, of Rockford, is st tho Pacific.
H.C. Mutt. OF Council Bluffs, Is at the Pacific.
Thomas Barker, Of England, is at tho Bhor-
man.
Gen. J. Butrum, Of New York. is at tho sher-
man,.
J.W. Helmor, of Lockport, N. Y, is at the
Pacific.
J. II. 5ohus.ope, OF Detroit, la at tie CON-
mercial.
o. r. Green, Of Liverpool, England, is at tho
Sherman.
Judge J. G. Hopkins, Of Madison, Wis, is at
.the Sherman.
Tho Hon. Thomas Ogden. Of Milwaukee, is at
;the Sherman.
J. Latcholl Hopkins, Of Birmingham, England,
lie ut the Sherman.
Cot. ]. Il. Wilson, . prominent citizen OF
Washington, D. c., is at the Commercial
Mr:.F: f. Bailey, Secretary Of the pcard Of
Public Works, las gone to make short visit to
his parents In HopLnton, Vt.
Mrs. Leonowens, the author OF 9" Tie English
Governoas Mt the Siamese Court" and "trhe
Romance Of tho Harem, i" will lecture here thfa
peason On scenea and incidents Of her ifo in
:Siam.
Bishop Peek Of the Methodist Church, who is
ION his way East from California, will arrive here
Saturday, and is expected to preach. in Trluity
:Church on Sunday morning, md the Wabash
Avenue Church Sunday evening.
John ". Brooke, ESQ, Of Boston, prominent
managing Director IN ali the Joy roadp is at tho
Sherman House. The object of his visit is the
inspection Of tho various railroad interests with
a, Afch be iB connected.
"A, N, Kingsley. so we'll known In this city in
,ther }9ars ia connection with the Opera-Houao
rastn,, xnt, haa accepted the position Of MAR
,""r af., BROWNE" and will conduct it rs we'll as
II bus beea >earried on SINCE it began, and as we'll
~ he has tl0ae tho 'other establishments OF
w;,;c;, IN han k,sd the control, In theeo ahlc
lauds - ROW. will continue to be tho crack
restaurant OF thu, ols>'
IN oh,NERA1.
Dieratadt ia furnishing studio for the winter
1t Watervil1o, Oneida County, M l.
Some ton Of the Ivun countios haye this year
e!eetod women to be School aNper1ntonaents.
Tho Rev Miss Cbapin, Of Iowa. City, pastor
Of tho Universalist Church there, nag aeeePtoa
tutorshlp in an Eaatotu college. with q salary
Of $4,000.
Goorge ". Smith, formerly ono Of the Judges
Of the supreme Court Of Tonas, wsB few daya
ago one Of the yictima Of yellow fever At Column
bus, in that State.
Major Pauline Cushman, the Scout OF the
Cumberland, has been treating tonguey store
loeper of California to horseThlpp1ng, Tor
ecandalous talk concerning her character.
The Count de Chaubord, Gays the Courier Dc
Paris, has given orders for the purchase OF
horaes aud carriages wherewith to celebrate hB
early entrance into Paris as King Of Franco.
The Da.ssche NachricAten says: "Tho boz
trothal Of the Duke Of Hamilton to, tho Lady
Mary Montague, daughter OF the Dnke OF Man-
ehestor, was celebrated at tho Court Of Baden
IN Oct. o."
yoooh f. Vn1e for Governor has 10 majority
, 1873-10-29

IL WANTED--TO RENT.
IATANTED-TO nENT-A SUITE or ROOMS COM
WI Iortaby furnahod, With private family. without
1AT ANTED-T0 NEnF-sAfALI, OVTTAuE FOR
" self pnd mother; South Hdo east Of HtAtpst. prs.
fcrret; rcnt must 10 reasonable. II, Tribune oloo.
board north q rHontY and 0aat VI State. Ad
, 1873-10-29
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

L7OR SALE-OR TO RENT-FunN1SIIID HOUSE,
II roOrs, ~ Ot ground, In lest part nf Lake
Iorost.. .Posscsson NnT. i. THOMAS L. ,FAItkEH.
, 1873-10-29


RIO RENT-AT EVANsTON-St5 A MONTH, sTORY
and half Goo outage rooms and pantry, olosst
catin nrge tot and shudo teoe., within ntutea
walk Of depot. Apply to j. r. WATSON, . South vs.