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and EfCES before purchasing elsewhere and n ,hev
don't purchase NJ me II shall be my fault panc
lines ~ uperintend work. "
March ss. lsYS.-ly. islDORH sCHUHMACHER
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BROOKLYN SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

John G. Leeds, property owner on Third ave-
nue., Brooklyn, is contesting the assessments for
building the sewer on that thoroughfare on the
ground that, the original contractor having failed
to complete his contract, the work was given to
one Keeny, without advertising, at an advance OF
$127,0 900. Mr. Leeds petitoned Judge Pratt OF the
Supreme Court, TO vacate the assessment, and the
case came on yesterday. Counsel agreed upon q
statement OF facts, and Judge Pratt denied the
motion OF the petitioner pro fO771a in order that
the questions involved may be argued at the next
General Term, which will be held the second week
Ut this month.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEmENTS.
Ro0THs THEATRE. BOUCICAULT
Edwin S'0R S9 yep Sss and Proprietor
OF the great IRISH Comedian.
MI LAST RiSP R sffSfifsrl1
''h zR gsli1rss AZ. fe 1tHR' Of
ofhis ossusi KRs SSS%%sdy-Drama.
Mr.. BOUCICAULT
Mr. n snnfL IBs FEEsY
MATINEE sa s e AhsSR "a 4 !! EOoun
-. a. the or "
Is EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
sEf iss aEfnso n
on MONDAY, May H.
ii s
and Romantic Drama NV n RoBsARr
s hhis sns I'll
her S %aY so ssssfsSer OF
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
T IAN Pu +; HAY voIcE MANAGER
THE PUBLIC PRESS
THE PUBLICS CATERER,
tas so r. YIN continue
: '''''' s THH yl ETEs HSiri aSs
THOROUGHLY RECONSTRUCTED i BY TaE HSTHok
New Cast.
New BurlesGue Opening
New MUSIC, r,, :, rr..,.
AN ENTIRELY NEW PANTOMIME.
The following Specially Artists will appear, assisting
in this
CARNIVAL OF FUN.
First appearance OF
the peerless
Mile. MORLACCHT
Mile. MORLACCHI,
Mile. MORLACCHI,
III her unrivalled
ADVERTISEMENTS 1ERPSICOREAN.
THE WILSON BROTHERS.
WILLIAM and HARRY JEE
CHAMPION HAT SPINNERS OF THE WORLD,
in their famous speciality, entitled MUSICAL ROCKS.
AMERICUS,
the wonderful INFANT vIOLINIST.
PROFESSOR NELSON and SONS.
Revival OF the great
RAILROAD SCENE
COMIC SKATING ACT
Historical Tabeau of
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE.
WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY,
2O'CLoCK.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Meeting OF the Commissioned err or Educa.
tion Yesterday-The Election OF Clerk
Laid Over-Restgnation or School Trus.
tecs-Abolition OF tho Once on Physi-
cian-The Quest fon OF Salaries.
meeting OF the Board Of Education was held
yesterday, President Nelson In the chair. The fol
lowing Commissioners were present :-vermilye
Kelly, West, Hoe, Traud Farr, Matthewson, Dowd
Patterson. Klamboth, Halsted Seligman Lewis
Westmore, Mon, Townsend, Beardslee, jenkins and
Gushing.
The election OF Clerk was made the first order Of
business alter reading the minutes. The Chair ap-
pointed Commissioners Cushing and fraud as tel
Iers- The result was announced as foll0ws:-S. G.
Wagner, 8; John Davenport, s; L. ID. Herman g.
Necessary for choice. IL votes The Chair an
nounced, therefore, that there was no election.
Commissioner VERMILYE moved to lay the matter
ON the table, which was carried.
communication was read rom tne fILmay
Principals Association relative TO their salaries,
signed by eighty principals II stated t1at was
shat communication on the minutes OF the Board
The memOrialistS referred.
RESIGNATION OF TRUSTEES
The following Trustees sent notice OF their resig
nation :-Messrs. Andrew W. Leggatt FlIth ward;
Wright Gillles: Twentieth ward; F. Erhard: Second
ward Daniel Al. Devon, Eighth ward. Referred to
Committee on Trustees.
The Chairman submitted copy OF bill author
izing the Board of Education to establish nautical
school, and 1t was read by the Clerk.
The Finance Committee submitted the report on
the annual apportionment to the corporate schools
the recaptulatiOn Of which was as folows:-
Amount
Ward schools 1'i H ]s sss7sss
Normal schools (whtte). l,40l l6,SS2 ~
Normal schools lcolored). ............ 90 40
Total. 1884 sIos9,6si 81
The report was ordered to be printed with the
minutes.
A requisiton was ordered to be made on the
Comptroller Tor $500 600.
report was read from the Committee or Teach
ers In reference to the abolition OF the ONCE OF ply
slcian to the Board The object Of this appoint
mtnt, the committee said, was to decrease the
number OF absences OF teachers, but 1t had had the
effect OF increasing the number or absences BY its
abolition saving OF $4,0 600 year would be effect
adopted.
THE QUESTION OF SALARIES.
commissioner DowD, in speaking to the report
OF the finance Committee as to salaries, said that
the question OF salaries to teachers or which there
had been so much said in the newspapers, was
deal OF caution and not until they had received in
formation as TO salaries in other cities. The re.
pert OF the Finance Committee read at the last
meeting was reported to the Committee on Sala
ries
NAVAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE
The PRESIDENT announced the following as the
COMMITTEE on the Naval School bill:-CommissiOn-
ers Brown Wetmore, Kelly, Vermilyc and Matthew
son. The Beard adjourned at six O'Clock.
TRUSTEES OF THE COLLEGE.
The Board then resolved itself into meeting OF
tine trustees OF the College OF the City oil New York,
and the Comptroller ordered to appropriate
$4,000, balance OF the apportiOnment for the Col
lege 81 the City Of New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALLAcKs.
Mr. WAILACk
begs to announce the
LAST TWO NIGHTS
and the
LAST MATINEE
soTHEsRN
DAVID GARRICK
and
DUNDREARY, MARRIED AND SETTLED;
which pieces MUST BE WITHDRAWN in spite OF theff
CONTINUED ATTRACTlVENESSS
ON SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 3.
WITH NEW AND HANDSOME SCENERY AND
APPOINTMETS dirst time in this cty),
Mr.. H. j. Byron's Comedy,
THE SQUIRE'S LAST SHILLING,
in which Mr. SOTHERN will sustain his original CHAN
ACTER OF
SQUIRE CHUCKLES,
supported by n STRONG BRILLIANT CAST.
BOX PLAN OPEN ONE MONTH IN ADVANCE.
Curtain rises at precisely and carriages may be %
dered at 10 80
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
NJ AUGUsTIN DAILY. Sole Lessee and Manager
Curtain rises At quarter to O'Clock.
- In consequence Of the EXTRAORDINARY DE-
MAND the Box Office for the sale Tickets and Reserved
seats win be open daily from O'Clock tn NJ
neas may always be secured one week In advance.
- An Extra Ticket Office Uor the convenience OF the
Pupncl opened ut the Fifth Avenue Theatre 72S and
7O Broadway
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
" acted for the first time In this city Mr. CHARLES
SniEhs superb Dramatzaton, in 1ve acts, OF
titled '"A"s oAi""''0 u'"uoii %"
MONTE CHRISTIE.
Costumes-all new. AopS.'S' ~
EDMUND DANTEs ~ IN NJ re rrcryrrp
Rngsnd ch nrss BY NJ Charlie. wheatleig B.
charles Lecereq, George Devere j. W. Jennings Miss
Cassidy, DC. H'J' WI"
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BOARD IN THE VILLAGE OF CATSKILL.-GOOD
ID table moderate prices References. Address NJ L.,
"a
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THEATRE CoMIQUE,
THEATRE COMIQUE,
5l4 BROADWAY.
Mr.. JOSH HART Sole Lessee ard Proprietor
WONDERFUL SUCCESS
OF the great
COOL BURGESS
COOL BURGESS
The most astonishing performance ever seen.
THE FKANkENSTEIN MYSTERY,
THE FRANK ENSTEIN MYSTERY,
THE FRA NKENSTEIN MYSTERY,
HARRIGAN ''' JENNIE HUGHEs.
and WRAY.
HART JESSIE KITTY O'NEII.
JOHN HART, THE NELLIE SANFORD.
JOHN WILD, BALLET KITTY TLSON.
JOHN QUEEN, GIRL. Il. II. GOODIN1
MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
reappearance after absence OF five months. every
bodys favorite, Mr.
FRANK KERNS.
FRANK kEkNS.
FRANK KERNS.
Mr.. KERNS perform only, five nights ana
the WEDNESDAY MATINEE.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
JINION SQUARE THEATRE.
~ Proprietor. MIR. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager Mr.. A. NJ PALMER.
Begins ats. Saturday Matinee at 80
Carriages may be ordered at IL
THIRD WEEK FROU
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100 WEST TWENTY EIGHTH SURVEILLANCE
IUJ furnished front Room third floor, TO let with
good Board suitable two three gentlemen; terms
reasonable; references given and required
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DoARDING-A ROME IN THE COUNTRY.
ID The undersigned would inform those OF the city who
wish home in the country during the hot summer
months that he has decided to his large and com
motions dwelling for their benefit II Is located five
miles from the Middcburg Railroad depot, on a. good
road and pleasant The rooms are large and well
ventilated For the lovers Nature she furnished
splendid places OF retreat delightful in the hot days of
Summer. For further particulars address HORATIO
GATES, Breakabecn, Schoharie. N Y Price per day ST.
HORATIO GATES
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= BLOCKS WEST OF BROADWAY, AT 1873 BLEECKER
street-Rooms with Board for families; terms very
moderate; also Tor party OF gentlemen, 50 to Is per
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MARBLE NIANTELs.

KLABER, sTEAM.MARBLE AND MARBLEIzING
n. Works, IA and 1876 East Eighteenth sTeet-Marbl,
and Marblezed Mantels Thing Marble Counters, Monu
ments, at prices that defy competition Marble Turning
for the trade.
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d. y TO So PER wEEK.-PLEAsANT FOURTH FLOOR
al Room for two gentlemen; also other Rooms with
board at l0l spencer place or ls4 West Tenth street
No.
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BOARD AT ASTORIA, L. L-FOR FAMILY OF
ID three four, the water; boating; bathing at
the door private family. Inquire OF JAMES BRAUN,
near the ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

GREAT NECK HOUSE, l.. T., BETWEEN WHITE
VI stone and Sands Point hour from CITY by boat
or rail; healthy location; bathing and fishing Call
address as above, or los East Twenty -eg hih street.
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COUNTRY BOARD FOR LITTLE oNEs-IN PLEAS
~ ant and healthy place. apply time through the
year; correspondence solicited. Mrs. S. NJ. KELLER
Chenango Bridge, Broome county, N. Y.
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BOARD AT MONTCLAIR, N. ia GENTLEMAN
ID and. wife may obtain Board for the season in pr
vate family residing within Is minutes walk OF the depot
terms $50 per week. Address, with references box lS
Herald Office
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spO Rooms with excellent Board, tor families and
single people, liz, IVA and l76 Blocker street. six
blocks west of Broadway.
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Gsl. PER wEEK.-TWo OR THREE GENTLEMEN
spO can have handsomely furnished front Room,
with Board at SO East Thirythird street. corner Sec
ond avenue. Gas, baths closets.
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TILIZABETH N. J.-EIGHT OR TEN PERSONS CAN
II be accommodated with good Board, pleasant Rooms
and home comforts in first class private house, eight
minutes walk from depot by addressing box ga Eliza
beth Post Office Terms moderate.
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| THIRST CLASS BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS CAN
L be secured during the summer for from four to six
persons; ~ miles Elizabeth horse cars every 20
minutes; pleasant locality; with private family
! hour from New York. Call and see WILL H. WILLIAM
SON. I,yon Farms. N j.
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An ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED
n for beauty of design and quality Of workmanship.
oia'o VIZ y - PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY,
Ecuvsh ovenue nd street Union 40 uare.
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INVEST POINT HOTEL,
w fronting the parade ground, is now open. For
PARTICULARS address WILLIAM y. CVzzEAs
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1oA EAST TWENTY FOURTH STREET. NEAR
lLf Fourth avenue.-A very desirable Suit Of Rooms,
with Board; also single Rooms Tor gentlemen; house
strictly mt class and owned by occupant references
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DREMlUM POINT HOUSE-DELIGHTFULI,Y STU
L aed on the Sound. one mile from New Rochelle de-
pot bathing, fishing, boating pleasant drives sta
bling &c. Early application for choice Of rooms to A. q.
PLyMPTON 80 West TIVE nty fourth street
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SUMMER RESORTS.

IcAGLESw00D PARK HOTEL. PERTH AMBOY,
II will be opened June among the attractions
extensive lawns, salt water bathing, boating and fishing;
also mineral spring Hron and suiphur). The house Is
handsomely FURNISHED having every convenience water
gas &C good stabling; communication by Pennsyva-
Railroad, also by Staten Island Railroad Address
the who be the Coleman House,
New York, between the hours Of IL and Tuesdays
s. s. COLEMAN, COLEMAN A YELLOTT,
g. w. YELL0TT. Perth Amboy, N. j.
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DC THREE OR FOUR YOUNG MEN CAN FIND
do. pleasant Rooms and good Board, in a private
family for Sc per week, 40I West Twenyhrs street.
, 1873-01-26

Office Of Railway Steam Printing Works, B.tcheldez
+ Wood Propzictors, No. l53 Washington Street, Bos
ton, jan IA, 1873. Friend Thompson: Oue Of the
partners in this office just said to ME, want to show
you the best piece Of 1eterpress work ever saw."
concluded 1t must be something very fine for him to
acknowledge It to ba the best he erer sau never
knew him to allow that any person could beat his
work. he went to his private drawer md brought
me, what? why J. s. Thompson + Co.'s 'tTwentieth
Annual Circular, and, Of couEse, WIS much pleased
on account Of tho handsome compliment he paid my
old friends, J. s. T. Co., and also the knowledge
that the job wns worked on sGlobe."
Will you be kind enough to send ING by return mail
few Of the * circulars and also Of your 1873
calendars, telling mo which presses the jobs were
worked on. Also tell me what yo, will do me, say,
1000 to 5000 on fine satin-faced card. may want
the thing ii different form from card, but can
get at what want when you give the price Of the
cards.
We are having fine trade; although but compare
lively few Offices were burned out 1T the Boston fre
We have put In forty pressea Tie fact is, the
Globo is making is way to the front rank with rapid
EtIides.
I See you nre to move about April l. How many
eighth medium is the most perfect j1b press bui
aud you would agree with could you see one work.
It is 8.1c iusde chase, and as all the superior points
and cunv3n1ences Of the half You should have one or
nora Of these III the now office. Hoping may hear
from you at onco, n1n, as ever, your friend,
HENRY JOHNSON,
Of Jones Manufacturing Company,
T.B.-I send you By Same mail as this MeBsrs g. &
VS. New Year Circular.
, 1873-01-26

| Curious Facts about Whales.
Professor N: 8. shaler, upon the authority oi
Captain john Peaeo, I'LL old an observant whale
fisher, writes as follows in tho January number
| Of the american Naturalist, concerning the
frequent struggles bctwoen tho male sperm
| whales:
| 'Iho conflicts between the malcs Of sperm
whales cause great damage to the lower jaw the
evidence goes to show that at least two per cent,
are crooked more or less, and one IN severn! han-
! drod very badly bent by these struggles. There
are two specimens in the small museum at Nan
| tucket which are slngu1arly contorted; one OF
them is bent laterally into one turn OF q spiral
Captain Pease tells me that he found one that
was bent sideways at right angles to tho proper
position md hrmly fixed there, seeming to be
permanently fastened in this singular position
In fighting, tho males rush at each other with
open jaws and strike in passing. Tho great
speed and power of those massive creatures must
lead to the moBt serious results from such col
isionB. Captain Peaso once found sperm whale
nearly dead On the wator, witt the lower jaw
hanging by . single band OF hganent few
inches through Sharks and crustaceans wore
dovourlng the creature but the wrench which had
crippled him must have come from ono Of his
own kind" -
Inthe same article Professor aha1er mentions
. fact which, il it can be proved, may certainly
become strong argument for the Darwinists.
" The Captain is convinced thnt tie right whale
has 8 truce Of hair within the skin. He aays
that when the skin is fresh, if it be scraped with
g knifa 50 as to remove tho superficial parts,
thero will then be seen q trace Of hair in tue
inner section. Thia point is worthy Of attention
from those naturaists who hare opportunities
for such work. It Is evident that il tho whale
is the descendant OF somc land mammal form, it
would lkoly to preserve trace OF the hairy coy-
ering. In this connection it is interesting to
note that, In the museum at Nantucket, there ia
q tooth OF sperm whale with two fan8s after
tho fashion OF an ordinary mammalian canine
, 1873-01-26

Baked Beans and Brown Bread.
Many housckeepcrs from New England have been
puzzled to know low to prepare the usunl deuctous
and wholesome biscuit, pastry, etc. without the IA
niliar Eo1sfords Bread Preparation, or Runford
Yeast Powder. No7 IA the winter Of their discouten
however, n.ada glorious summer by tho announce
meat that Messrs. Dowucr l. Co.. Nos II and u River
ssfea hcse ocen authorized, By the well known Rum
duce among the groccrs Of tie Northwest these Justly
celebrated, and, may eay indispensable articles OF
every Srllregulated cuisHe- The best g,arantee Of
the fact that they manufactured only under the
special direction OF Professor n. Horford late oc
cnrant Of the Euford Clair Of Chemistry, at uar
ward TJuivfreitv.
, 1873-01-26

The masquerade ball OF ''Our C1ub" will occur
at Shows Dancing Academy, on Tuesday even.
ing.
The United Sons OF Erin will hold their
eleventh annual ball at Twelfth Street Turner
Hall, On Wednesday evening.
The Irving Club lavo Issued tasteful invita-
tions to their Club parties fer tho seasou atNos.
| So and IS Ada street.
| The Park Avenue Libtnry Association will
meet at the church, cornor Of Park avenue and
| Eobey street, On Monday evening. The pro-
! gram1uo is an excellent one.
| About dusk on Friday c-ening thief c1tored
| the Office Of Dr.. Carr, No. sat West Madison
street, and stole several valuable Masonic
| jewels.
Tho seventh party OF tie Blue Danube Club
will be Of thecalico description, and will bo given
ut Dournique's West Side Hull On Thursday oyon-
ing.
A preliminary meeting Of the members Of the
gymnasium cd with the South Side Chris
tian Union will be held tomorrow evening at
No. 75s Michigan avenue.
An Irish National meeting will be held ut 2
o'clock this afteznooa At Healys Hall, on Archer
avenue. Thomas r. O'Couuor and otlors will
address the meeting.
Persons who desire TO study Italian, Spanish,
or Portuguese, aro requested 10 meet Professor
Le Gend7e at the Vest Side rooms Of tile Chris
tim Union, at 8 O'Clock n Monday evening.
4 complimentary ncckt:a party, under tho
management Of the ladies. OF tho Mutual Quad
rifle Club will be given at Shows Academy. cor
ner Of Halsted and Madison streets, no1t Thurs
day evening.
Union will meet at No. 205 Vest Madison gtreot
at half-past7 o'clock on Monday evening. ALI
members and those wishing to join arc re-
quested to attend.
, 1873-01-26

The shop-keepors Of Paris ut tho present day
seem to take pleasure in charging foreigner
double what they would ask one Of their own
oountrymen or women. An instance OF this
ladies-one IN American, the other q, French.
woman, were walking down the Rne Saint
Honore, when the former saw in the window
Of most respectable shop straw hat which
she thought ahe would ike tor one OF her chill
| d1en. She went in md asked the price, and the
shop woman asked her sixteen francs, about
thirteen-e end-sixp6nco, for an article she could
have bought at any West End shop in London
for about three-and-si1pence or four shilings.
Americans arc not much given to finding
that most Of them wou1d rather pay high
than q low price for what they want, but 60 mau-
ifest an attempt at imposition Was too much for
her; she laid down the hat and Joined
her friend, who waited outside. The latter
asked why she had not bought the Lat. When
told the reason, she said she feared she did not
know how to drive bargain in France, and, II
she would say how much she would give for the
article. she (tho French lsay) would try and set
it for her at that price. The American lady said
francs-iye shi1lings. Tho French lady ontared
tho shop alone, asked the price, and vas told that
it vas nine francs instead Of sixteen, rs had been
demanded of her friend. She said that was too
much, and offered six francs, whereupon the arti-
Gle was put up in paper and handed over to her.
She thon taxed tho shop woman with having at
tempted to impose upon stranger. but the other
was not in the least ashamed Of herself. -"Mon
Diou, madamo, les changers Bont toujoura tres
riches, ct les at1aires Paris 6ont si mauvaiRes
present, y WAS all tho satisfaction ahe could get
out Of this. pleasant specimen Of Parisian
tradeswoman. Accustomed as no are in Eng
land for tradesmen to ask what they intend to
take-no more and no 1ess-the idea Of bargain
ing for everything We buy, from q silk dress to
the handful Of carrots required for the soup-is
k- 7aYt mn
, 1873-01-26

". Philips, no~sdealer, No. 1872 Dearborn street,
northwest corner Of Madison street. has 1eceired the
following: Fashion Magazine for January ind Feb
r1ary, The Hord qf Fashion, L. Foltet Journal Dts
Grand Mondr La afods Elegante Ai1iner a,sd Drsss-
rnoksr Die 1o1<n,rsl Efrue Dc La Mode, Derorests
and Frank Lrsie's Ladies' Ndga=ire; also, Harpsrs
Se41bners, GrMrg Lippfneotfs, Atlantic, Godey. and
PettrSon,a Magazines for February Hdrpfr's Bdzar
and TIC Ladies Journal received On Monday.
, 1873-01-26

non's, that the gentleman who did not bargain
with the dealers would havo to pay double what
he who did bargain paid for his suppGes-not
one by one, but takcn az whole. They met
about an hour later at the door Of st. Eustache,
and, when the umpires came to compare notes,
had paid not only double, but moro than thres
tinlea what his adversary had done, and yet both
had got tho very same articles. cnd tue Same
quality and quantity Of both.-Belgraria.
, 1873-01-26


4. G. Downs Co., No. 3o4 West A1adson street. for
tie next thirty days will offer their entire stock at cost
price, md many things ut great reduction from cost
prices, including aks, vc!ve:s dress goods, suits,
c1oaks, shawle linens fannels blnntets, cloths, ho
sicry, glocea, ebroideries notions, etc. Table linens,
half price There goods must be sold to make room
fo- spring pureh7se. In dress and cloak making
rooms, wo shall make reduction Of ~ per cent on nj
g7od5 manufactured Customers csu rely upon this
sale as Being genuira.
, 1873-01-26

The Bryant 6; Stretton Chicago Business
College,.
The firm name Bryant strattoa " is probably Is
vel known throughout this country eny HAT could
be mentioned. hr. r. 3. Dryznt the surviving ulen1
ber, h:s jnat fitted up for Chicago Of the finest
business college establishments to be found anywhere
AL the modern improvements hare been introduced !;
new curriculum Of study made out, and the classes
conducted in mora approved manner than heretofore
We taEo great pleasure in recommending this iost
tuition to our friends and the public,
, 1873-01-26

Fine Pictures at Low Prices.
Brand, tho photographer, whose reputation for hne
pictures ia not surpassed in Chicago offering Lis
splendid work at remarkably low prcsa and those in
want Of elegant photographs ahould not neglect to
avail themselves Of tho opportunity No dney pictures
arc produced than those turned out By Brand at No.
69b Wabash aYeuue
, 1873-01-26

When nice young man and his sweetheart come to
stop, and don't quite like to Bay what they think
Ing about, and can't think Of anything else, let him
mention Domestic sewing machine. He can't mp
ming fashion. Bho will then probably mention No. "A
State street.