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frnporlance Of Healthy BIosd. .

Every drop Of blood that calculates
through the veins eventually becomes q
solid particle ofths body. Flesh, bone and
muscle are merely solined blsod, and n pom
tie quality Of the blood depends the condi.
ton of the whole physical system. Unless
the liquid material by which the human
substance Is renewed and sustained is pure
and nutritious It Is impossible that the
body can be healthy and. strong. One Of
the most important properties OF Aostetler's
Stomach Bitters Is that OF Improving the
condition OF the vital fluid when infected
or Impoverished. Acting directly and pow
erfully upon the stomach, in which the
manufacture OF the blood Is commenced,
and upon the liver which secretes fluid
next In Importance T. abe stream Of life It
self, this powerful vegetable tonic aud
depurent has an Immense indirect influ.
euce upon the circulate On. Hence the eI-
traoroinary cures wrou sht by the Bitters in
eases OF general debility, malarious fevep,
rheumatism, billion yness, constipation, DC
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riven sa25,OOo ID the construction Of
the road, ii is hardly to be expect
% tba. De, people Of Ohio cousty
will consent 10 the total loss Of this
for the wan. Of $4,000 more. The
action Of the complainants will there
fore merely retard the work. but will
no, prevent it's completion.
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REPRESENTATIVE assures usthst

POSTMASTER -NAWLISG assui &C e
arrangements are in progress which
will result in giving to the people OF
Wheeling the best postsl facilities
which it is 10 the power Of the Depart"
ment to afford. We trust that these
arrangements may be completed AZ
speedily as possible and thai the pa
tience ofths community may not %
taxed much further in TBS regard. We
are willing to make ''f due ', allowance y wan
for the sudden pressure Of bpsilrlssal S con;
sequ tent upon II: changes that ara be-
ing made in the postal department. and
will exercae oil Of the patience thai the
ho. ue..her will permit, We trust
however, that the promised improve,
r,ents may not be much longer delayed
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NEWPORT. Connecticut, has q topsi.

NEWPORT. Connecticut, has a ,topsi.
maniac. Some years ago he hired 8
man TO make for him a tin coffin o.
exact fit. and he has since bad It stored
in readiness for use. This cheerful, IN
dividual also talks almost constantly
about the details of the last 6nal cere-
monies attending his demise, and has
left. particular Instructions as to who
shall fasien up. waterftight, the tin
casket, and carry it 10 it's final resting
place. ,n 80 49,.
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Lindsiey Institute.

THIS SCHOOL HAS BEEN IN CON.
i tinuous and successful operation du.
ing the past year, and II, as was before
stated in these columns, a pei manency.
During the summer vacation the building
Will be thoroughly re Gained. The location
tcorner Of Filth and Center sireets,) Is quiet
and pleasant, and the grounds ample for
exercises. The next tenn opens September
10th, 1873. For terms and other information
apply to the principals.
. JAS.WATSON,
juIy4i .3t JOHN n. HUTCHINSON.
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PRoFessoR Wise, the Rronaut, IL an
angular, firmly knit, fine looking gen.
tleman. with a most agreeable address,
and such specific gravity as to carry
him II dropped from a sufficient altitude
straight to the bottom Of the ocean
without the use Of weights. ,a.@'
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WanRd.
American Watches.

Any AND. EVERY GRADE OF THE
A klgfn, Wa,thani and oher American
Watches, can be bad at he Market street
roreIen Watches. Gold and tilver Chains,
Jeveiry. Clocks, Spect4cks Gold PENS
SILVER Ware &C, ora, 1.,gr
Watches and Clocks ,'epated aud, war
ralittd. ,n,,U,D
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Wheeling library Association

Wheeling . library I Association,
1yHE IseOMs on faF WHEELING LIZ.
4 brary viii bg cAo<af from the Ist Or July
WI nntii the 2ist apr ths 5purposs Of rsliIting
newspapers, QTaasSSHHes,& and the law
library deWrttpents will be open 10
usual. All books must be returned
mol later thsn the Soth inst and
no bouhs .Wi Lbs 2iSen, out amer tho 9th,
Al PERSONS pegiect!ng this notice will be
charged With such books as al e no. return
ed in the time speciheL, and the ruies In re
.esfd to fines will be strictly enforesd. BY
order Of the beard. =.
'-' 7, ". DARRAH,
Jnn1 -...' ... .- SECRETARY.
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Il xEw 1eAlszesEMze1z@
The I, INtoffttbaaf0D2ac;Iat1sen11 sl I
FIRST MORTGAGE GQID 0o"Do'
Nav X1Wggpe1MEMIs

| per cont' cut" ''
elements of Sfion of strong corporate
company. an tI,e Road, It's Right Q, Way
T. Fhey he Franfn's &:
Rolling stock, Telegraph the Tr1 net eatningsc ~
s. They are first the Union.Centrai G ner
COMPANY TIC net r Of business. were egua oniac
Road, In Its second cost Of the
cent Or The total All the o.
granted TO the 3OO8 mile of track. viii
the road % Ace these 1ass ner
the average gai, Three lines total issue on Don ~
RSduce at all times convertible ., Sice
premu If TIntfed states B0ts ca nov s
Ho!deS, n into NORTHERN PACIFIC SEREN.E ~ ims
vert nm Immediate hands0me profit, ana 1pcresns
reaip. xesriV interest Income nearly ONE-THIRp.
tnse oanssfantiy ON hand for delivery By
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'Hudo LooS.

r.A dNfA AACoA,
MONROE STREET, NEXT TO THE odd
WI, Fellows Hall, has been made the,ole
agent for the celebrated Thomas and PHI.
kehton'siLopg Horn, Durham, Fruit ind
Flower, and, Earners' Choice ,,ERokng
Tobaccoes.. They are the best brands in he
market, The best Tips and st6gies, md
Fine Ciyhrs to rbe found IN the city. Owe
me e CALL ,t,.!..." 60. ...''
jhlyf ''7 '' ...' HUGO LOO.
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Entertainments Aftrnoon and Evening
Doors open all and O'Clock
In order to give The aIai~Rce on opportunity loi
Inspecting the collection G Wild sb.b:ais contSnet
N the Nrhsccr'e del sranent. the Circns ana mp
Pedrome performances vii not begin until an feu
after the ofsling OF the coms.
For more fun ahd particular Description Of d
Great London show. see Pictorial Posters. and Ad
yertsem enis al Howes & Sanger's Combined Com
Ranies-Cireus. Gppolrone, Mepsgrie, Psniomime
Caravan, &c. &c.
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THE FINEST

yJIoRK EVER ZONE IN WHEELING
w in the WY Of Deco.a,lng Parlors,
IA Lis, Dining tsooms, Churches, sc IS now
being doneby
PAULk, 80 Monroe street.
Fine work aspe .ialty. g. ju,yl
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TURTLE SOUP.

HyUR1LE SOUP" LUNCH WILL BE
i ssrved every morning from 8 A. l., at
JOHN GEBHART's Saloon, South Wheel
log. All are invited. '' '" julyl6
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Has been before The American public
OVER THIRTY ysss. Hhas never yet
failed TO give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly bean styled the panacea for al eI-
tenat Wounds. Cuts, Burns, dwellings.
Sprsins, Bruises. &C., &C., fuG Man and
Beast. 10 family should Be q single day
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

ne SQudie-I9 AhS- sf
Oue.,tme .........s IS One nnonan;...s, 20 Q W
Two times. ...... 20 Three months. ~ W W
One week z 50 One year..--..-.- . W
One square changeable once week sO.
"Eor Sale "For Rent wants
"goariing. ~ Inst ,"aFound," "nhituarles,
"Rsligious and Society Notices, "lU c-ntsp per
line for each Insertion. but no sdSer'Ase
ment less than 50 cents.
specisl Notices 6 per cent additional. -
advertisements to occupy nxeo places -
PC Cuts win be charged double for space o.
oupied. .,-,s.sr IN nor
Local Notices Is cents per lina-.bm no
local notice ,uil be iI,ierted for Tess ina" ONE
An dvertisements, except for esta6lishea
business houses, must be paid ior III &o'
vance. ,~.,,oa ~
the advertisement. ,ora,
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. ao, 10
yearly advertisers will be conhne9 o "
their legitimate business, and All Su' ,a
tIsem ants not connected with IL VIII W
charged for at ourregular rates.
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without this Eminent. Tho The money icas, u.
funded unless the Iintmsnt Is as repre-
sented: Be sure and get the genuine
ME4tcAN MUSTANG LINnfEHP Sold
by all Druggists and Country Stores. q
2ee;, 6oc. and sl.oo pet Bottle. 3 Nosos
style, size Of bottle, g.
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julylB
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The above sale is adjourned until Satur.
day, August 9Th 1873, at 10 o'clock a. M., at
the same place. Mrs. Charlotte Kelly hay
ing conveyed her interest TO the commits
sioner, tract No. will be sold tree rom her
dover, WIN. p. HUBBABD,
Special Commi Ssioner.
, 1873-07-26
Albany CnttIe nIarkct.

Srtctaf D'spateh to The Chicago Tribuns.
ALBANY, N. T., July y25.-BEEvrs-The market has
shown eonsidorablo improvement from yesterday.
On Thursday 1t opened tane and dull, with few
buyers and slow GALES. To-day there il arge atsond-
ance, comprising tho usual number Of Total and coun-
try buyers nnd the principal Eastern dealers, aud
trade hns been quite active; New York and E.atern
men purchasing frcoly. A good feeling manifested
md 4 shown sslss q
sacs hts day last week. The market from tho open-
lug ruled stronger, until ut tho close to-day pr1oes
were full No per advance over tho ruling prices Of
l laat week. The offerings woro not as good aa lat
week, there being a large number Of Texapa and
ohnrokecs. Tho highest price reallzod for full herd
tnaa iar IS o4fn PCT IL paid to Henry Hose1ha for
Tho receipts for the week ont1ing tonight ara
$40.
Mr1ou Cows-0f the seceirta Of ycste1dsy Il head
were taken the sae day, leaving tho market hare hut
to-day another carload arrived aoyera Of which
taken At $50 per lead. Tho remsnder, Of poor quail
ty. arc still unaold. Tho market rules steady and
strong.
BuKrp AND LAMns-Receipts abont equal to laat
week. Most hare gono forward In first handa, Tho
market rules dull. Lsmbs haYo fa1on OF III valuc,
aud Hheep are dull and slow OF sale.
HonsEs-Rocepts 100 dar-loads, most Of which went
through III lrat hands. Demand limited.
, 1873-07-26
ARREST OF A MURDERER.

. vv,,
Murder, ArrcAtcd After Almost T,vo
Ecnrs Ianvo Elapsod.-Tho Authori-
ties nt Lansing, Town, wnnt Him.
An important arrest wao made by serat, John
eou. of tho Madison gtroot gtnt,o, .t tha oornor
Of o. Hala1od anu hinzle strcota' last eycnlns' In
tho person OF Bwcdo namo John MartinHon,
who is accused Of q murder committed In tho
town OF Lnnsinp, Allamnkeo Oou,,tv iowa m
tho n,oht ~ thc aalh ~ Foh-r.r., ~ +. ~
no,r. e1,st - t,,e r;,1nra I ~ T.n.in. - anoa,i,
settlement containing about 500 people. On tho
tho town in honor ot the oomp1et;on of a To,n
~, Ts.t;.,aa., 49, - A.. s.~. ,...~u.
~ oaa, ma!s4nnon "A1 ouo " .ne uous.Aosposa'
peor hoTed freely, and at midnight tho atimu-
DO bio hghs & While 1t wes IN p1ogTosa. four "
mon attempted to enter the hall without
paying the admission foo. Mhrtinson refused to
admit thonl, and becoming enragod at their
vloiohs attempts TO got py hlm, ho used
each a insulelng language to them that q
g aghs = ensned. Martinnon, it is ssld, NAB
nos no., Warranted IN refusing to admit thc
men, as they Woro badgea which
EMITTED n1a d lhcm to froe admission. Finding him
e9l! o7etpoMerod, ho dteW large knife, with
mnaen no innlotea more or loss injuries upon tho
po,sant,,, u M nis antagonist One q theh.
pcoixoI pGwollu. 1en9". named ohI1e Hanson, 70
tbn Sesr AGTt Tnors stan ,o ID .no leis Dfeaa near
1ont 11"att at & n9a tna' Tearing NO
!n.,,,e tun. uva9n ~ tno nhnos OF tho onragod
t1,a ssr,o anisty III u n1sns ss
,xaa commttade E,ory "1n1t ao .no ga noSa
~ o,,,t,rn ~, eloe UuotE I'M m@s H., aao @
t;vo r., naJ H." Miss.";a Meo nto B lug,
w. Naw qoans .nn asSasPi ver ~ no anppea
~ rama;na ~ +ho seti t,atu ~ ~ III
- annaaS ,,s ~ so noua aasu taat .au, Hneu
, 1873-07-26

BcctArInrl hool1-.&rreSt for Dcbt--No
Moro pnratlc8 OF Irresponsible Arni-'
cd Socicties - miscellaneous Local
1temss
New YonK, July 25.-georgo Williamson, our
minister to Central America, having removed
from shrevepott, La., to this city to reside, wss
arrested yesterday, to compel tho payment, aB
alleged, Of tho unpaid portion OF . Judgment OBJ
tatnod against him In 1860.
Tho Times publishes an article this morning
to BhoW that tho Catholic clergy aro Just now
making extraordinary efforts to establish Soc
to destroy tho present public school system. Tho
ohief source of the support Of tho pub
Lie schools is tho payment Of $40 per capita on
tho whole number OF children taught, and 1t is
and attracting Catholic children, the public
Hchoola in the same district will bo closed for
wnnt Of scholars and the por capita allowance.
No list Of tho depoBitors In tho Brooklyn Truat
none viii bo for tho presont. It is said that
plymouth Church had q large balhuce thore q
few weeks since, which however was reduced to
s17;oo0 that amount botng thoreto tho ohu1oh's
. The Policc Commissioners gavo notice to-day
that In future no armod organization of tho
sort that figured 30 disgrncofu1ly Mt Lion Park
the other evoning, will be permitted to parade
without permission.
Judge Pratt, sitting in tho Supreme Court
Chambers, to-day granted wrts Of hRboaB corpus,
roturnablo tomorrow, for the production Of the
two Hart boys and Redmond, Witnesses in tho
Stokes case now confined In the House of De-
tention. He intends to apply for their dis
charge. and thus test the question ,e to whethor
witnesses can be Detained in custody after tho
first trial.
The Superintendent Of Rates and Surveys OF
tho City Of Now York, In his report to the Board
OF Fire undorwrttere, sayn fro ono-tonth tho
cxtout Of tho Boston great fire, occurring in tho
dry-goods district Of Now York, would result In q
much greater loss than that Of Boston. He also
aays that d group Of ntorage storos, and In one
case single store, contained merchandise at
ono time to the valuo Of $40 000 000 and in othor
storos the pressure weight in one single building
oqualed 1000 tons to tho floor.
Ex-United states Ministers Dlair, Diddle, md
Baxter, respectively to Costa Rica, Salvador, aud
Honduras, and Consul Thorington, from ABpin-
wall, came AZ passengers on the Rising Star.
The remaining Sheds about Washington Mar
kot will be demolished tomorrow.
The aardo Lafayette Or Fnty-ift!a Regiment
State Militia, will hold foto on the 9th Of Sep
tombor, the date Of the evacuation Of the French
territory by the Germans.
, 1873-07-26

had o day Of comparative quiet md rcat of
which they woro aoroly in mood. Drupgists re-
port business dull. The general fcolng Ia mitch
better, and tho people hro mora chocrflll Tho
Btorea and bunincss places nro opon, and many
who lott will return tomorrow II the indloations
aro still favorable.
MT. OAnMEn, ILL.,, Jn1y "a. 2.-Thcro has not
beon single case OF eholora llero this seaaon,
nor Ia tlcrc likoly to 10, an oyory precautton Is
bong taken to prevent itB appearance. Tho dis
patch n tho Courier ct today, stating that thoro
false.
oAnmr, ILL.,, July 22.-Thoro is no cholo1n horo.
Lhst week, family which hhd boan wniting
upon Hono sick pnrsonH at Evansville, chmo
back and wore stricken with It. But thoy 1.-Two
about mile from hero, In q filthy hole scarcely
fit for dog: Two Of shom diol On sunday, and
ono on Monday. There was also report on the
81. Louis Road that thero had boon four cases
at tho DamIon Houao, but theEo has not boon =
single case here. "
6AnMu, III, July 2s.-hrr. May diod last night
at tho brio1e-yard noar this place. and his child
this morning. Thoro waa r,,mor that the a,,-
whore tho pooplo recently diod, but tho into1li-
goneo 10 to tho effect TINT new ono will bo
built, Tho old ono will be fu1nigated instead OF
burned.
Thoro ia no cholora In town.
rn1NoEToN, Ind, July 22.-There ia consfd-
three miles cast Of town, on Indian Crock. Since
Ihura1ay or Friday last eight or ton persons
hRvo died,-four In ono family, tho mother,
father, and two oldest children, leaving throa
children OF tho family who hayo escaped 80 far.
There Ia quite number OF caBoB reported In tho
there has boon case In town.
:, P91NoEroN, Ind, July 23:-Thc oholera ont in
tho Indian Crock neighborhood Is abatiug. No
now casos reported to-day.
, 1873-07-26
WALL STREET..

Acvlovv OF tho Money, Uomds Gold,
Stock, and Produce Markots
Special Dispateh to 1Ha Chicago Tribune. !
New Yonk, July 25.-Tho Impression prevails
That the bulls arc preparing for SERIOUS effort
to force all tho speculative Bsoohs highor, aud
that aovoro struggle may shortly onaue. Tho
market to-day has boon brisk and close, without
. deoided advantage for tho bears, though 1t
closed with all stocks weaker than At tho Morn
Ing Doard, and A@1< lower. II the bears aro
successful tomorrow In still further depressing
stocks, tho prevailing fear Of cornor will
wholly PASS nway and render Bpooulatora loss
ncrvouB. Eric was tho most prominent in the
lhter dealings, with largo Baloa of Western
Union, Which foil of Il, Lako Shore l. Central
or II Pacific Mail 11G and Northwestern com
mon, Whoh cloaod at 699e8. decline Of H.
There was weak speculation In gold. Tho
market WAS hohyy IN consequence Of the fowor-
ducod o-eghth), and tho tlrmncas Of tie Lon
Gall lonnB arc done 1t from to s per cont, and
money is easy.
State bonds woro steady. Missouri Ga sold at
98}a, with subsequent advanco to 039<.
Tho domnnd for flour oontinuea light, Low
grades are dull. OF winter whoat brands tho
supply is reduced and pricos ru1o steady. Thero
was an improved export demand for wheat
which opened firm and grew better. There was
alight advance in ocean f1eightB. Corn vas
inactive and oata lower.
, 1873-07-26
CITY ITEMS.

Tho alarm Of Gro from Box Is, at ha1f-paat 8
last night, Was oeeasionod by the careless uao Of
Lighted matches in the fourth story of tho four
story marble front lbui1dings Nos. 1G2 and 1G4
Vest Washington street, owned by Cloudy i
Chandler. The flames wore discovered md hold
in check BY the Fire Patrol mon until the arrival
Of the Dabcock No. !, which put them out.
Damage, $10o; fully insured.
A German boy named Frank schaefcr, IA
years old, was run over by tho cars of tho Chi
cago & Alton Railway yesterday about noon,
near Wilson atrcet, aud so injured that he died
soon aftor, Tho body waB taken to the homo OF
his parents, No. Ito Maxwell street.
John ". Lindey, an Englshman. died sudden-
y at tho Powell House, on LaSallo street, yen-
terday afternoon, as 1t ls supposed, Of henrt-
dlaeaso. Tho body ras moved to the Morguo,
nnd tho Coroner notified.
, 1873-07-26
BEN. BUTLER.

Meeting OF Prominent Republicans
OF mnasnchusctts opposed TO the
Nominntton OF the Egscx Statesman
for G0vcrnor---A Committee Ap.
pointed to Drnsv Up nm Adsiress to
the People.
Boston, July 25.-Pursuant to call, meeting
OF tho mombern Of the Republican party opposed
to tho nomination Of Gen. But1or for Governor
WAS hold horo to-day. Tho hall was comfortably
filled with Republicans from all parts OF ths
State. Among those present were Il. L. Dawcs
E. r. Hoar, George 7. Hoar, Speaker Sanford,
2. H. Coolidge. Ex-spoatcr Jewell, Adm
Thnyor, J. II. Forbes, and othors. The mooting
Was called to order BY Judge Hoar, who do
nounced in unqualified termB tho Balary grab,
and pronounced hmsof rs willing to do ali ii hisa
for tho author Of that measure II. II. Coolidge
presided. An Executive Committee was ap-
pointed to consider what measures wero necas-
8ary to perpotuate tho integrity Of tho Republican
party and to promote tho welfare Of tho State.
Adjourned.
A meeting OF tho Executive Committee was
then held, and q Committee Of three was ap-
pointod to draw up an address to the people Of
tho State, to DO reported at IN adjourned
meeting Of the Committee.
, 1873-07-26

1.aa nsa,a TT. + sb Il .s t. h"rnoaa to rs
oaad 1I,ebs. 1nI,cbs Rni.aslrha. b. N. American Girl
?; pl:a nntSsr, e, w YoIl T. =: xmsrissn airi
hssn.ss oT = @ 4ssten t. 2o ilo hsss tsss II Aye
J. ~. Sfyors, Toledo, br. 2. v.nit, Fair,
Jo1n sfo. snfsocfor. xSungat9wn, b. g. slsepy Joe.
nsn 1'sa e: Hughes, olesolandt q: Mary Taylor.
qan 2, Mace @ New Y9rt, Oh. :: Fetra.,shtt, jr.
soh MsE:e S5as9{n Gs1ss E. T. s msxae's 1en'sfs'~'
Graves 4 toomls, Chicago, T. n. Clomentine.
=, oLEvknANb, o., July 25-On Thuraday noxt,
tho curtain rises at Cleveland on tho first of tho
four great trotting meetings Of tho year. Tho
horses entered arc conceded to DO tho nnost ag-
grcgation Of trotting and running stock ever
known In tho history Of the turf In this country,
and thoro Ia overy asn1rarico Of largo gather
tng on this occasion, Oyor 1000 tickots hayo
boon disposed OF aluco "Wednesday.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
My Y9ha. July 25mnohoy, g., wi% 3 tho 1idos 70, Of
riding, proforrod by tho owner OF Spriugbok,
says !. III had clear daylight before mo, and
hadn't any object in fouling him. Ind tho
fonco MI tho way round, and Was bound to keep
1t. We woro neck and tai. I Baw Jimmy
,u 1fS hs t. Th sh} 10 snd ny opinion m TINT IN
jammod into mel Mc0ratb, tho owner Of
Bowling, speaking Of The raco and tho accident,
exclaimed: II was just wild when they turned
that oornor, and chn't for tho life of mo toll
how 1t happened, but believe Tom would hayo
won, won sny nyy how WY there never were bnt two
WAS tho other ono." MoGrath celebrated Ills
great triumph by giving his supporters oham-
pagne supper.
, 1873-07-26

DEs MONIES, July 25.-lhe Capitol Commis-
sioners have notified The Quincy H., contrao-
tors that they will not whit any longer on them
for stone for tue pew Capitol, and they have sent
hands to Iowa City to quarry stone for the
building at the Quincy contractors exponse.
Dzs MolNxs, Iowa, July 25.-A set of
awindlerB arc travelling ovor tho State,
selling goods to farmorH, representing that
they arc. friends to gra1igers, are down on
m!ddlemen, aud will sell their goods much
merohants. They carry with them samples Of
tho goods that they propose to furnisl, take tlle
farmers notes for she goods, and sell tho notes
at d discount. Tho goods never come. Another
Bet ia operating In tho HouthwcBt pnrt Of the
State in the eano way, and carry thor goods
with them aud deliver them to their customers.
Tho goods universally provo to bo worthless
eholdY.
, 1873-07-26
Great Auction. Sale
= 60 Elegant ;.
RESIDENCE LOTS
Washington Heights,
The Finest Suburb to this
Wonderful Chicago, :,
On WEDNESDAY, July 80,
1t s o'clock, ?. m., on the Grounds.

Thts property is situated In the village OF
Warrington Heights, within five minutea'
walk Of the main crossing OF the c., q. & I.
@. Rai1road and G., r. I. & P. Railroad, and
the Dummy Depot on the r. I. r. R.; only
30 mtnutes' ride from Van Buren-st, Depot,
and tho faro only Is cents. Communication
Tickets much less. There arc Ano improves
ments in the immediate vicinity OF this sub
division; elegant Residences, Churches,
Schools. Stores, &o., Trees set out. and all
the improvements requisite to beautlfy and
render the property attractive. A moro de-
sirablo spot for residence In not to be found
in the country. Title to property perfect.
Printed abstracts Of title furnished. Terms
ofsa1e-$5o oaah, balance and . years with
g per cont interest. Deposit Of 10 per cent
required on day Of sale. A ftee train will
1eave tho Rock Island Depot on Van Buren,
st., at 1:46 p. m. on Wednesday,, July 80,
stopping at Twonty-second-st.,T Thirty-hrst-
st., Thirty -ninth-nt.,' Forty -Beoond-at., and
Rock Island Car Shops, returning nfter the
ra1e. For p1ats and information apply to
4. q. oDBLL,, Room 10, first floor, 1913
Denrborn-st., or to
ELLISON d FoHTNR, Auctioneers,
81 Mnrket-st.
A. Mammoth Tent will ba erocted on the
ground for the comfort OF nn present.