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MEhANGE.
Love Is Ire fAliA of affection.

Love Is Ire hlih of affection.
-Antakes are lessons of wisdom.
The sorg Of the tobacco chewer-Sali
Walton, 0 Salvation.
4 -Whatto 90 il you split yonr sides with
iaugn er; run TIL you get sti'eh in them
,-Ine two automaton bears tiltiDg II
ne cioekmakerS window. uoe bears ul
while the ether keafe down-Sse it?
Society may congratulate itself on the
TACT tnat feminine fastness has gone out OF
fashion entirely. 80 80
An Iowa merchant Won't advertise in
TIE papers, but paiets on the fences, $50
two Aliens fof yor dri goods
"a young lady at PrincevilIe has sent #
her lover with the instruction lot to retui n
until he smeans business
Newton county Ind, contains tbou-
SAND patrons Of husbandry, says q local Jour
nal. ItmeaDg widows.
Mamma said little girl, who was
nursing tha latest born, sif baby came
down from the angels, mustn't they miss
him awfully."
We hear that flute playing has become
fashionable accomplishment for voting
ladies'. They find this playing upon the
pipe IS easy es--hirtiDg.
The local editor of a Natchez paper fell
asleep while crossing the river in a ferry
boat the other day, and when he awoke he
owed the company $3.50, at ten cents
trip. ea.l n, 7sT7T->~
"A Baltimore gil is going to marry the
"Viscount de Moniahan," who has lust
reached this country. We mean no disre-
spect to the Viseount de etc., when we ask
II any foreign barber is missing from home.
"A grocer asked an artist: ais sculp-
lure dlfhcult ?" The artist replied WHY
bless you, no. You have only to take a
block of marble, a ebisel, and knock off ali
the marble you don't want"
An indignant young woman in Utica,
who had not received cards to a friends
wedding, sent in bill of $50 for twenty
weeks board Of a canary, which she had
cared for during the friends winter visit to
the city.
"A modest bell refuses to ride OFT on
the naked praries, and her sweet pony pa
hently awaits the time when nature will
clolhe them with its garb of green.
Women in Msrtinsburg, Ind, carry a
little Ratchet when they go out In the even
ng-not 10 show that they cannot tell a lie.
but for the benefit of the scamps who
who speak to them without an introduc-
ton.
AN affsctionate husband down town
kissed his comely servant girl the other
night as she opened the door for him, I'M
der the impression, of course, that it was
his wife. He has to carry water and split |
kindliDg now himself.
The Ladies' Repository saws: 0No
pure woman would suffer man TO retain |
her hand in bis, much less to encircle her
with his arm in the ordinary relations of
social life? and yet, at the bidding of fash
lou, and because the additional stimulus of |
music is superadded, she will not only per-
NIT these Liberties, but viii remain willing
y strained TO bis breast for quarter of an
hour at time, publicly exhibiting herself
% position which in itself she virtuously
Condemns"
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Opera House.

The Oliver Doud Byron troupe were
greeted with rousing house last night, that
being the close Of their engsg cement in this
city. The play of "Ben Mccullough" was
pressnted in a manner which ELECTED
rdohds Of applause, and all present seemed
highly pleased with the entertainment. We
understand that the troupe were so charned
by the way In Y ich they were received by
our people, thaSthey contemplate another
visit to Nashville at an early day, and our
citizens sincerely hope this intention may
be carried into effect.
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for bids for SO much of such work as cannot
be done BY the street force. Adopted.
BY Alderman Penteeost- That the child
rem of the 10th ward be allowed TO remain
in the public schools for a term of thirty
days from the dismissal of the 10Th ward
suit. Adopted. wa
Aresolution OF thanks for use of fire en-
ginesy as passed by the Edgefeld Board Of
Aldermen, was read and received.
Adjourned till the next regular meeting,
at S o'clock P. NJ.
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About week ago the Colored Fair
Ground Association appointed Nielsen
Walker, VIM. Sumner, B. j. Hadley and
sampson Keeble committee 10 proceed to
Washington, and prevail on the Hon. Fred.
Douglass to visit this city during the next
fair. The committee returned yesterday,
aud announce that the distinguished color.
ed orator viii be here in September next
and deliver two lectures.
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G. c. Giers leaves this city on the 9Th of
May for the Vienna Exposition. He takes
with him some very fine specimens of work
done st bis gallery, for the purpose of
showing those Europeans what Nashville
can exhibit in the Photographic line.
Gen. B. f. Cheatham is in the city.
Among the arrivals at the Commercial
Hotel yesterday were Hon. W. 81. Wisener
and j. NJ. Elliot, of Shelbyville; W. ii.
Bow, Lebanon; w. b. Mathews, Frank
liz; VIM. Simonton, Lawrence, KY; V. j.
Reeves, Columbia; John w. Jones, Port
Royal; Rev. r. A, Reagan, Woodbury..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
o>ESSNSNNSfSS(O OA(sTs0e0Ne0N~NN<-0sNs0~N
OBSTACLES TO MARkIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men nom fhs
effects or Errors and Abuses in early LIE. Mar
hood restored Impediments to MarriaRe re-
moved. New method OF treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars cent
tree in sealed en- yel0pes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, No. 2
South Ninth street, PhilsdelPhis, Pan lnsti-
Sntion having a high reputation for honOrsbls
conduct snd professional skill
mh23 dEw3m SD
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WE have the word of The Hartford Coa-
rant, which is inspired or not as the occasion
may be, that the President aud Mr.. George
William Curtis only "difsred as honest
men" This sets at rest the delusion, If any
one entertained it, that in their falling or
honest men would get their due.-Nesc
York Tribune.
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Breaking Ground.

Wofkmen have commenced breaking
ground a. the corner Of High and Cedar
streets, preparatory TO the erection of a
handsome residence for Chancellor Cooper.
This contemplated improvement in connec-
ton with the residence Of DIR. Michel, on
the opposite corner, now nearing compile
ton, will add much to the appearance of
that portion of the CITY,
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met last niEht at the effice of Dr.. Atchison,
and many subjects of interest to the pro-
iession were discussed. DR.. j. Sauaek was
appointed to read a paper on Cerebro Spi-
nal Meningitis at next meeting on the first
Tuesday in May next, when the members
oil The society will be expected to discuss
the subject freely.
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THE custom Of exhibiting bridal pres
ents ticketed with the names Of the donors
is to be abolished. II WAS species Of fash
ionable vulgarity that can be very well dis
pensed with. ..,...,-.......... -..I3s $500
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The Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, purchasers of the McMinnville
and Manchester Railroad, yesterday paid
over TO the State the sum of $4,000, the
second instSllment on the purchase, max
ing SloO,OOO paid on the $4,000 purchase.
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MEDICAL.

PAGES seS ; MARRIAGE GUIDE. !rEEI .TE
private che married hose aoout
be diseases Inch constitute nPedimenss marriage eaas
All ths the doubtful or inc nisitvs Wish % knos sea-
sarey seaed for5O cts BY DE. e7 ST. Charles
g. Louis No. Longest and sucoessn 5pecan
= may 10. 70 ddwly
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AfOAt sAl-S-on one, Two, three, four and
= nVc years tine--s1o cdsh-fne Blae Grass
1 arr containing two hundred and eighty acres.
Pike" well timbered, watered and fenced. mas
lures OF finest blue grass; land as fertile AZ anv
,n Iennesseei improvements of almost every
hlnds consisting Of stone End frame dwelling.
room and al the modern Improvements; COTTAGE
WIN TWO rooms IN the yard, neatly finished: a
brick gardeners house with five or six rooms:
,i wants room; splendid csterns and wells, and
all necessary ont-houses; fine prist mill: harms
ana stables for about one hundred horses. En-
q uire on the place OF through Postofica. Address
mrs; RACHEL d. FooTE, Nashville, Tenn.
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FOR RENT,

EOR RENT-one new Cottags q, 1 FstI.-
Il land street, Edgeneld. Apply TO w.
DAMS at YeargiD, Douglass a keese's, Pub
~ S4aaLe. 80 apl9 If
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THE CRY.
United in lEsrrfar

United i'm Marriage --
Justice Cassety on Monday night last off,
ciatet at the marriage of Ed. Wade to Miss
Matte Chatham.
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,sS,o0s,S, ,, rNON~No>>
VNTARTED-Youngm men to lear n and engage
w Telegraphy, Tor the new lines now
binding. BusiDe learned in short time
PermE nent positions and good salaries az soon
ms qualified Address So thern Tele praph' In
81 tate, 76 Church STREET, Nashville, Tenn.
ap2 I'm
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FOUND.

ENOUND-A white Cow withG Young Calf red
IL mex and head For particulars epouire At
Mrs, MARGARET VOIGHT'S, No. 24S North
College street. ~
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FOR SALE.

= y So,
ffok Ak.h--At Combs Stable, a very fine
Il year Old black horse, good sizs. moves elsY-
. antly in harness or under saddle 100 o.
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alniom aud Amtrifatr.
WANTS.

lxozsr1ssc0snts anaer khss hs1d sgszl Be- ssaree
~ 6slzVTgy er Itss for each inssrtSes.l
, 1873-07-19


built for thon as Crosthwatea shyard, In Saginaw.
q tl!Ece-tnasted schooner, described rs very hno
Tho passenger steamers on tho lakca are doing
thriving business this hot weather. -....
Capt. Wilson Vance, %ell-known on tho 1akes died
in Denver, Col, Oh tho 10th inst.
There was recently seon at tho mouth Of Fox River,
Tho stcamer buckeye, Of tho N. T. Co., u coal
burner, wns, on Monday At Cleveland, changed to
of her hold was Occupied In carrying tho amount of
coal necessary for her round trips. She was tho only
stes1ner on tho line thnt burned coal.
Tho schooner Ocean Bolle, engaged fn saving tho
cargo Of thu wrecked shtp h1nerys at st. Pauis Ia
land totally wrecked shore on tho night Of tho lat
Tho Lille Pratt arrived at Buffalo tow days
since after voyage OF eight months. Sue was frozen
Duluth 70 which the cargo causing al ills trouble
consigned refused to The froght on 1t because oi
this Ssy as 1 g Who
Ai' VIE the af qaisk d.ste Wiz ~hieh the
than a honrs which Is very satisfactory to ali
cerned.
Tho wlnslots, Of Cleveland, have commenced
preparations at tho!r shpyard Tor tho building Of
other champion carrier intended to b. tho large4t Que
@ 1ssay for eafy ansuns s Spring. aas
Buffalo, Las new vessel building at Cleveland, well
advanced towards compilation, which will be commits
givsn follows: Longh 22o feet, beam 50 feet,
The %resk i Of the schr Northern Boe Hos In the
main channel between Lttls Traverse aud tho Foxcs
spars havo bocome totaehea from tGo hul, aud arc
aoatlng Oh the surface They will provo no obAtac1c
Tho sslnr Comet Dringu tho Intelligence Of further
5srss s , s Hsia o1 e
or consoE tho Dctator run Oh tho rocks ncaE where
the lronton disaser occurred sue nes On hs 9ss
Tho Dictator VIVA 1ard on but, to oil appearance not
otherwise damaged.
There Are where neither party eau 10 blamed, IA
in tho case Of fo9 ytoent Storm. In such caaes
each stauas hs own loss Ihere aro CERTAIN rntee
yeasol s sailing cloae hauled to the wind, and another
meeting her ID going frec tho rlo s for tho latcr vos-
either 90 to tlo Toward wnwarl as aho best eau,
yet nle onHht to suppose TINT tho vesao going to thu
enps 10 on ppose scts Il il os
tho yesscl The sarboard track to continue nr conEsc
aud that Oil tho hrboard to give way. aud when both
shauld pasa each other on tho arboard hand, to effect
which the holm must DO put to port.
H authority muster, Ia binding tho ownere. and
whuayor deals with the master, III ~ casca wero ne IL
g g % ~ III W50 = yessa Is lot Il 9ot
party, and tho charteEor ytctals ard mans her. ana
has ho entiro control Of thu yosso tue general owner
ts not Responsible for the att q the ,aser bnt III
snch casus lNrson dealing With us master hase ien
upon tho sh.l, as security
Tho naster OF vessel hae authority to throw
overheard part Of tho cargo for tho phroHo Of saving
Tho nh!1, nn MI Of tho cargo IN atute of e1tEe'na
st III c .s @ste . i ~ y sr
lug by tho fury Of storm, or is !aborinB upon rosk
shoals. Is closely pursued by pirates or eneacs
oard tAo smallest portion ot his cargo. In casos Of
horwso sIs b savad ho mater may evan throw hs
! whole cargo oYesboasds
, 1873-07-19

The following instruments wore fllod for roc
ord on Friday, July 15:
CITY PROPERTY.
Calumet av, between Twruty-hrd aud Twonty-
fourth ss, W I, 25x190 feet, dated July 13 conslcra
hon, $3.50.
Lot G5 iu G!yns and Gilbcrts soth IL Of east
AoK ofsw II &c., II, 10, II, dated July II consld-
Grafton, $3.50. =:
Milwaukee NJ 600 fest OF Glrard at, " I, 601118
feet, latou May 10 ; consideration, $4,600.
Atica at, east Of aud near Auburn st, 81 7100112
feet, dated June "a consideration, $4,000.
Hurlbut ut, 24l25 feet north Of North ~, I, 24x
81 40 foet, dated July II consideration, 600.
Nobleat, bet 1lllwas,kee and Diviston ITS, Lots a
70 90, dated Dec. O. 1879 confederation, fl0,O00.
Elk Grow st, & ef Gir4rA at, {, 25111e X,
dated June 80; consideration, s., ,0oo.
L. Moy1c st. near cor Of Leavltt st, 1, Lot A,
dated April 80 !; conslderstion $500: ~
Thlrty-seconl at, bot Wabash and Michigan avs I,
house and lot dated juno q consideration, 7h0U.
Sampson st, neAr cor Of Loon,is at, + "a It to
alloy, dated April 2; confederation, $l,o00.
Fry st, Of and near Ohaso It. n I, Lot 81, dated
Juna27, 1871 consideration, - Goo.
aourA OF CITY L1M1TH
Drexel boulevard, ~ cor Of Forty-frst st, Q I,
l64 ITO # to alley, dated May II; consideration,
LIS md ,, in Dlock Q, in Wilson, ueala and steb
bings otswH e. "a Sec 1' 3d. H. dated juno ;
Calumet ~, . /, 75116o It, in n Of " SEQ is, 49,
Il. dated July ?; considerations. Sl72s.
Lot SO, tu Block lin Ehcrhart and Treata u Il
swA ofn Sec ., ~, II, datei July IT; consider
Lot nnd Of Iot - in 1al1ars. " p!oes p u
With buildings, da'eu July 1s cons!deraton, 100.
Block 6, hi phares n OF Y u Soc 49, 81, 10, dated
Iune ~ confederation, 5000.
, 1873-07-19

Co., os % tes sosS :91 ~,'s
::; q sss15 i asppssa
FisoUi7ny-rhe ,nsrhet y. llborsl1y supplied, Is:
rec!a9y with small sprlng chlekens. od chickens met
ss!s s 0sS! sa a % t.e'a Il
s1aon TataH} = If s. ~ Il sasss
& s soos s9sPs saa It :ss si?S.
sS aa aa 1ss rs j. pot S SsaR 5f e
~ s ' III ass s5 ss NJ s :s :est
ssssssS: ss Sa :sssGs:
Il 6sga prime at t4.0o; 10 Gags common at a.76.
] BAtr-Tho demand III reportcd very nctvo, and q
arriving BY ako but tho oon is not sufficient to al-
low uny accumulation Of stocks Below nr9 tllo prices:
@ eo1ss Did ss @ apona sfossy soa;y
s21o dairy, Without bags, $o.25 dairy with buys,
Mlo@4:2s; Ashton M dairy, per Back, s'oo@5'25;
TEAs-;T -;Traas va only fair. and prices wero only
fairly sustained Tle nov crop tea; sro being he4
fsir, ssss5ss; DO aeod do@1oo; % sho!eo 70 ctr
o5o; common Imperial, eoGe6o; good to choice d.
80cs1.1o fair to good gnnpoWder, 7oc@s! 90 choice
5sss e.4a ssz japsa saFs MsSas s,s ,.s g I'D
o e57oo 40 ss@12s g ss SS0sea ,F1nnn nst"rs,
uootI, 6b(aG5o c1lolce to oxtrn5 85cQ9$1.00.
TODACOO-Wo ql.oto
Tr1 oesE1trs, 7s@sss; ehoss, ,sts ese7oo; modl-
Riua@sssi R3'E ss sSSse hs ssA eoeoo
e'sss aGSa Z eho'ee saaoeo: medium 40
WooDMWas fif7n. 1t tho following pricca: Deeeaa,
$500; mApie, $500; hickory, $1,000; slabs Goo,
VEaETAn1Es-waroi In tho average demand To-
matoes and onions wore tribe higher F%ooning q ero
tho prices current: Tomatoes. 7oc@sl.oo per bog;
6oo pr doz; corn, i@oo per doz; aveet do, 1870;
turn1ps, slso@S2o6 per brl caslmbers aoe psE doz;
S peai snR 5esne l9s e
WOOL-Deale1a report h fair and ntcadily increasing
trade md ~ tho receipts ore not very large tho mar
Wo cohtinuoho quote
Tub washed, extra and medium. .459 1870
Tub wnshod common to fair.., .40@43o
Tieoee, H% wssasa, l XIX, ' sit
f1oeco, washed, xAxx aingy .3s@3So
cosrss, cteoee Waa1ed SsssSo
s' Fiooee rnsashod xxx, IN good condition 5s52so
eee Fesec nra.sd eossoe 20 and
Super, pulled 5esaso
E1fEs, pulled iaa ina; <, cs.
%oopES.w1HE 95oY En- AZ AND nRooMs-rhcro was no
particular change in s Tae rs 5sthes
os RiS'1 ~ heep d.
shoor dniry, s42s extra d. t47s extra eheeso
tata. s12 90 tbs sl65 NJ ado 500; No d d.
bound, $3.50 peck measures. plain; $3.50 DO, iron
soaqs a. soe do No. re- do.
cothospins, S1.d@1.56 washboard9,. s2,a5@3,eo por
dog; barrel covers 99oo9s kannakins, *9oo@5. so
por rack butter tubs oak, In nest, $165; do, ash
No. Grsoms, s2.75 No. do, ss.25S2.5o do, com.
III, RHiLnoAD Ei fRE1aurs-woro fairly active and
| steady. Following are The rates clrrent: :,
, 1873-07-19
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, July is.
The following wore tho receipts ind shipmonts
OF tho loading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding. date one year ago:
, 1873-07-19

Three Of tho aboYe roads haye their terminus
in Worcester, and one other, tho Boston l. Alba-
ny runs through that city.
Both houncs Of the Connecticut General
Assembly Aayo passed q resolution appointing q
committee to fully investigate the condition Of
tho savings banks of that 8tato., There is d
prevalent impression that the Bank Commission
or has not beon Thorough. enough in this part OF
hiH duty and TINT boMo OF tho savings bahks
.nayo been outside tho law, in making loans.
, 1873-07-19

n,oas do, so,T5@1o.0o; toaf hams, e2a.o0
@25.oo..- City tnllow, 71]l@716o groeso quot
able at tS@o>6o. salcs were reported Of 600 brls
'n,bss pork at at6.20; 1900 brls do seller August
at $16.20; 10000 ibB shoulders at 20 toa
sweet ricklod do (averago 81o 'ba) a. $4,000;
20 hoxcH summor-ourod long oloar at 8Ao.. :
Flour rms qulct, as yesterday, with no change
in prices. l1oldcra wore firm in thoir yiowa, aud
greater strength III whont, md tho fact tiat New
York was quoted firm: but there was littlo do
mn,ld. Ono or two shippers looked around. but
soon retired, leaving tho bulk ct tho buying to
Bales wero reported Of 100 brla spring extras Mt
$3.50; 400 br1s do (part toalrvo) at 20 25, t50t
brls do nt s0.1211 quo brla do OH privnto terms
100 brlB DO (scconds) at S4.25; 300 brls ryo flour
Oh private torn1s. Total, 1850 brls. Also, 80
, 1873-07-19
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.



The offerings ut the docks wore not 81 lnrga yes
terday aud scarcely sufficient to satisfy the demand
Tho local dealers commenced operations early and
bought freely few country buyers weru also IN at
tendance, and tho market was almost cleared before
noon. Tho prevailing feeling ~ one or hrmuess for
nearly ali descriptions and further advance is notod
in several grncs; joista aud scantltng advanced to
wero a53hoo higher Good TO choice antablo firm at
3l475l70o. the latter prcn for tl'-run lumber from
BhehoYgan. The demand for toists and scant-
ling appears to DO yer" active, whilo tho
receipts arc scarcely adequate. Wb quote good
to choica board8 and etrlps, $l47t91700 common to
@looo; selssts. f2l.oos2s.oo; shingles, $sooss25;
Wd note the following sa1es:~
Cargo brig j. II. IIllt from Manisee 200 IN jotsts
and scantling ut $1,000 Cargo Gen. 8ga1 from Mau-
iBteo 145 IN. largely boars ut 11Oo. Cargo achr Co
ciia from nfaa0nye, 17b in str1ps and boards {rart
Norway at 513bo josta aud scantl!ng tshor At s975;
lccta ut $4,000 1Go josts and scantling ut $1,000.
Sold by r. X. Diakford Co.
Cargo Dchr Antarcs from Grand Haven, 120 m strfpa
and boards at co. Schr E. portc, from oconto, $50
m # coarse boards aud aripsat 50 G3H is lah at
g. 90. scow narmon1a, from South Haven, b5 COM
shoboygan, al6 III mirun lumber at $l70o; CO N lath
at $500. Sold by Irish, Bu1len 4 Co.
LUMBER rREtGlTs.
hlAn1Bce, $9,25 L1tn8ton, $2.00; Muskegon, 81. Is
@200; Oconto, s3o09325; hIenominee, $a25;
Wnito Lake, 200; Grand Haven, As7h h926o; Psnt-
water, {2.00. .
Tha trade at tho lu,nher-ynrda ia variable. Many
dealers report active marriott, md that thor atocks
very much broken up alld reduced, while otheea
aasert that their yards arc literally supplied. Probably
the location Of tie yard has aa much to do with it Us
, 1873-07-19

uoGB-Tho firmness noted in this market for tho
strong upward tendency The attendance Of ahippors,
aud also Of ocat buyers was large, and the former
wcre stimulated to active operations by tho favorable
ern markets. Tho rcceipta larger than On any
previous day Of tho week. but utt hoy did not provo
petition between buyera enabling sellers to coso out
their cotsignuacnta bofotc tho coae Of tho tay. Az
compared With yesterday VIC noo Edva,ce Of nbout
medium TO fair, md $b.0o@515 for good to very
choice aud $3.50 for extra choice, with tho bn1k Of
tho Eales at $5oo@51o, closing oseady ut tie nbovs
range.
, 1873-07-19
MEDICAL CARDS.,
DIR. G, BIGELOW,

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, Sa sTATEsF.j
Chicago. =,
Bigelow Is e asit esab!ishod pEyseian' hayins bes9
s1persnse ha!o mado pr. B.. tbo nost renownod sPE.
stltatss q ths day, having devoted TWENTY YEARS
ti1oiy liz worst oases ol Gil!ONIO AND PRIVATE
DiSkASES of tho GENIT0.tlRiNARY ORGANS to
VoGSMEss, AyERS1oN ~ @SoqIETX. @ IMpA1IHHEn ~ s}1IHEI
vs9E et moSs II e,Iaens tSs ono aW o oonaSss h
su to study Of eoran dtseases treating thousands ~
0scry yoar must hAF1 greater ak tan pJslclau
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teniiononuf this city, OF tho hghost sospccnhilitys
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, 1873-07-19


which charge follows tue shingles.
Tltckncss-Fiye shingles to be TWO inches In thick
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Length--slxteen iuclcs.
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Black-Wnlnut - Counters, <85.01D160.00; clear,
{65,00@B5.o0; common. $35.o0@50.0U; Gull, f20.0oa
$500; flooring, 3a6. .00@80.0o.
Gull, 3l1. 1.0o@i6o0; flooring, $310O@ 40.00.
Oak-Olenr, $98.00@ l0.U0; common, Sl00o@2s.0o
Gull, 3a.00{4l6.00. ...
Hiokory-0iear, s28. 8.oo@5o.Uu; common, $oooo@
$500; Gull, $l2000S1a.0U.
S1aple-dlear, $22 U0a 90; COMMON 81. 90;
Gull, fl0.00@l6C0. ,
Dustcrnut-Olrar, fo5.oo@eo.0o; common, s2o.oo@
5000.
Cherry-oear, sio.o0@eG0.0o; common, $150o@'
Whltewoot-cIssr, s3ooo@4o.oo; common, 5000
G25.O0 :; Gull, $l0.00@lb.00.
Wagon stork-HlcEory aslcs, per aet, s.. .oo@1 500
wagoI poles, each. 45@65c box boards, $0 00 1000
Florida rell cedar, 800 rer It; mahogany, 4Uo DO