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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
NOTICE.
ReglsIcr's Orncr.
-. !. kEaIaTEh's olTlqa.

New Castle County, JaaaaryzsSli. .isis.
r. Upon = ihs "a application s e yIcToR, DSP0Nr,
Cnristiana hundred, in said county, decessed. i
y ordered and directed BY the Tsei 4 or
that the EEecntaf aforesaid give h0tiCe Sot ~
tate NJ the deceased, With the date Of gFRntinR
ing thereof, by causlpe advertisenlents "a ~
posted within forty dHys rom the date uf such
Lettets, in six Of the most public places of thS
County Of New Castle, rpauiring all persons have
so, sag @0a"GqS ase1nst ~ hstats 70 PRESENT the
case made and Prof ided. And also cause the same
70 ee inserted within the same period In the
hinGt0n, and to DISCONTINUED therein two mOatha
(T~|) Given underline hand and Seal fOfio0 OF
49, Castle County aforeAid, the day and year
above written. ftt B. GIBBS, Register,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

DIVISIONS mating ninety i've OC mora per
cent Of attendance during The month -,
School n. IA. +. Tenney's, as. Sanie
Hare's. e6.S; Annie Sayers, W; Jane Craig's,
70; ItIlie l.: SAyerS 95; Kate p. Stewards, So;
Rebecca A. Pylss, 96.
School No. 4-Alary MilIers o7.l; Rebeeoa
G. Hussey's 97.4; Anna r. Lewis, 95.7;. Mar
]. Fra0oiF, 98S; Annie Rsed's, 9S Susanna
Pyles, 95; Sallie g. Rryd'A 90. ,'.....-.
School No. 6.-Lydia P. Ford's, 90, Clara v.
Urmy's, 95, Rebecca E. Browns, 81.
School No. l0-MagRie w. Stewards. cas-:
Maggie A.Davis', 95, Laura MeLeORs, 95.
School No. 14-MaEy Z. Baihes' 9a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE LEGISLATURE.
Specially Reported for IL. Gasetts.
SENATE.
d lYER, Feb. 2l.


The Scuatcmct ut 10 O'Clock, d m;
Ar.SpeakeT gave Aosiee of - sot ~, Fslailpni
TO the exeEnpti6nof vs Us nom cuti6h process
or attachment. lTals sct Is modification Of the
House hill thai vas killed BY Inc Senate.
IN mel'on tho following bills were fead: By
Mr. Riddle the House Act for me Protection Of
Women; and IN act to amend Chaptcr lO4 of the
Revised Code. This Is In regard 10 attachment
By NJ. Vandegfih an oct to prohibit Live Stock
nom r1nlngat large in school district No. S.
IN New Castle comfy BY Mr. Watson. an act TO
divorce Emma ], Lynch,
On motion the following bills were read a sec
ond time By Mr.. Watson nm Ee.l 10 incornorato
Smyrna Manufacturing Co by M. Stoclriey. an
act TO incorporate the Rehoboth and ChinFotea.
que Canal and Navigation Co.
On molten the following bills were road n thiri
time, and passed the Senate Mr. Watson. an
act TO divorce VIM. II. Roberts iron, hlS NVI6is Nv
Mr.. RicOrds, an act granting tht consent sof the
state to the purchase hy the V. 3. Government
suitable lands for the purpose OF erecting Gov
crnment building, in Dover; bys Mr. Watson, am
act prohibiting live Stock from running at large
In Duck Greek hundred Kent county: ! by Mr.
Shakespeare, an act 10 Incorporate the Banking
heaee corporation Of the city '0i Wilmington.
On motion of Mr.. Records tho vote by which
the Senate passed the House blll to incorporate
Holly Tree In Association was recousidered
Mr.. Riddle presented petition Of VIM. NJ
brackin and Others Of Christiana hundred, In
favor of the removal OF the Court House In New
.
Mr.. Speaker gave notice Of qm act to 80 amend
the Constitution 50 rs TO ddvide New Castle
county into two counties
Adjourned until Monday at 8 o'clock, D. M.
HOUSE.
The House met this mornings at O'Clock.
Au adverse report was made pn the petition of
George d. Jones, praying fer aiiVoree.
Mr.. Clough gave notice Of Stock Law fos sew
ersl hundreds IN Kent county Several petitions
for = temperance Law we're passed and a petition
signed by james Rrsdfpr6 and many Others,
asking thst the Usury Law bs wodided, was
read. ~ 90 - - - "
the following bills were read OaSsi By DR..
AhompSo Pronlpumg Lave BLOCK running ct
large IN Broad Creek Hundred also, amending
section ~: chaPeor CO. Revised Code by Mr..
CloOgh, dlVofcing james kll1u|gs from his wife
also, authorizing new road in North and South
Murderkill hundreds, Kent county; by Mr. Silver
amending section H. chapter sd, Revised Statutes:
BY Mr.. Maris, changing name of the Working
mems lnslle1tB to the DelaWaEB Institute Of Ne
chanIcal Arts also, amending chapter III and
434 Of the 18th volume DslGwaFS Laws Rv spe-
cial order of the House the bill authorizing She
removal OF the county buildings from New Castle
to Wilmington, and nine other bills, were read
second time.
Ths bill relating to the act Incorporating the
DelaWaEe cad Chester county Railroad Co, was
read third time and pqsasdr The bill Vacating
certain TOad in Cedar Greek huadfed WA also
passed, ami at II 40 the Hoube adiournea until
Monday 1fbeTpool at o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume AomI1ars.

An elegant, pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
Tor dihusing peTumery in the most economical man
ner scenting the clothing, handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications OF
water or other la aids for headache. nhamed eyes.
burns. sensitive surfaces, &C. also for dsinfccting
and peTfuming the sick room. For sale by
y. BRINGhURST & CO.,
Corncr Sivth and Market street,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
RnaInosa MntIces.

Cheap Coos.-Stove 81 70. Nut $500 per 22AO
pounds for cash only, at wharf South Of Market
street Bridge: feb2l-tl WM. J. BROWN
To Pic MIC PABTIEs.--A fine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and TOmatoe catsnp, fIeSh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes. PIckled ana Cove Oysters. &c. &C. Also
Matthews & atours celebrated olive oils, at
DOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and d rass PRESERVE
kettles, Mason. Dexter. Valve. W ilcox, and 9th
glass; stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
At BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4ta and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

SALE OF MIL PROPERTY.-John Rpeakman
has cold his mill property, at Cuba Hiil, On the
Wilmington d Western Railrcad, 10 James vii
son, of the firm of Wilson, Wood & Co, this c,tv.
for $ll,OOO. ar. Wilson intends enlarpinR and
TemOdelng the mill, and establishing a business
there. THIS improvement will be great benefit
to the neIghborhood
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

CoNoERT.-on Thursday evening next, the con :
cart recantly given BY the scholars Of the Union,
n f. Sunday Schools, under the direction OF
Prof r Allen' will be repeated, In the audito-
rum Of the church, at the N w. oOrner Sf Fifth
and Washington streets. On the occusiDn uffks
hrst presentation, the weather vas 50 mclemeht
as to prevent an attendance IS large ss the man
agement desires. Hence, the nepetition. The
concert was most excellent one and should the
weather prove favorable, we hope the church will
be crowded on the OccSaon of the second one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
cITYITEMs.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2s5 Marks
street. respectfully informs his friend aud the public
in general, that he esps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and thar q competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick call at thA
store and that charge is made except the regular
price Of the medicines the same price they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

SUNDAY School AHNTvERsARY.-The anniyer-
sary Of the Sunday Schools connected with AS
corner of Third and Walnut streets, to-morrov,
afternoon. oommSncing at tRo o'clock The ex-
ercises VIII consist OF Singing by the schOOls ad-
dresses by Rev. J. D, Qulgg, Rev. 7. /. Tomkin-
sou and Others, aud the reading Of missionary and
school reports. A very pleasant accession Il an
ticipafed -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

ePaRIFJALIsTs HALL.-Dr. H. P. FairfeId.
the great trance speaker, viii lecture under he
control Of Sylvester Judd, now in spirit NE To-
morrow ct lO2 o'clock a. NJ, and y. M. In
qEdfE to detray expenses . charge Of ten cents
will e mads at The aeoy.
ChildIsPi Progressive I.ycsqR at u OlslOpk,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from. thu
effects Of krrors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impediments Ia Marriage removed
New method OF treatment New ard remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. Ia sealed
address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. sson,b
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa. an Institution HAVING
high reputation iOr honorable conduct and pro-
essOnal skill. dors;-2svr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
6odtEft Ta.
x1:Errzus THIs / IvnxrAG.

Mechanics Lodge, No 4.IoOF. at odd FsI-
lows Hall, 80 and King.
Minqna Tribe, No. S,IO-R n, at Red Mems
Hall, AS Market st. d lf-T'.i --I
Jefferson Council, No 10, GUAM. At Mechan.
icS' Hail. 2le King st.
r FaEstts Lodge. No. 2, X ofP, at Knights Of
Pythlas HaI,2kl Market st. a +.
Asbury Lodge, I q Of g T.at fifth and Market
BtFests. = y -. . - Az 7I1l- : - :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
steam Atomizers,

For the Inhalation OF atomiHed fluids in the treat
meEt Of chronic diseases of the throat air
and lungs. Being sel.-acting they produced even
and continuous flow of -ay without inconvenience
or labor. Daring the lst two or three wears we
have supplied several dVEen Of these atomxers and
In most eases with very satisfactory results.
e. BRANGHURST o., Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

Is 1T so!-The Wilmington correspondent of
the Milford Meas says:-It is said thEt some OF
the wealthicst citizens here, like the same class
In Milford do but little toward the success of the
great business enterprises and public works of
the city, being too busily absorbed in shaving
paper at larger profits.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
JANAuscHRK.

yananscheE. the great German tragedienne.
viii appeas ~ Sgg Grand Opera House, on
Monday night. The Baltimore Gazette thns
speaks OF her performance 10 that city, on
Thursday night, in "Chesney Wold."
"Janauschsk appeared in two chaIacters-as
Lady Redlock" and as "HOrtense," the French
msla' This showed her fine powers Of person.
tinct. The scene where Lady nsdIock revaeals
herself to her daughter vas deeply Impressive
and touching and The scene whereas Hogtense.
she is arrested by Mr.. Bucket, was admirable. u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

o. U. 4. A,--SERNoE.-The members OF the
Order of United American Mechanics viii as.
semble at their Hall tosmQFTow morning at 9
o'clock, and proceed in a body 70 soQtE NJ. E.
Church, where Sermon, pertinent to the occasion,
viii be preached BY the pastor, Rev. T. I. Tom!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

Can SHPMKET.-1ho jackson q Sharpe Com
Pany shipped, this morning, by way Of the VIII
mington Reading Rairosd, one baggage and
express car, to Pittsburgh, Pa, for the Allegheny
Valley Railroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

ST. PAUJs ANBTyEBsARl.-Ths anniversary
Of the Sunday Schools oon1sctsd with the 81
Fanls N Il. Church, will tails place at the Church
tomorrow afternoon. Addresses will BE- deliver.
ed, hymns Enng, offerings presented by the Vari.
Gus classes and other exercises of an interesting
character, performed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

GOOD PRIeEs-The following good prices
were obtained at the sale Of Jacob Richardson,
q MS farm, in AppOqu Oqulnimlnk Hd., on Thurs.
day, the 10th inst -
Horses-Hambletonien colt. James Ha1ka-
way, years old 500; do Diamond state a
years old, $3.50; sorrel mare, Forest Maid. 10
RefEs old, 1915; black mare, Kate, years old,
FSoU p rt a4 p
WO pair Of mules for $3.50 and $50.
COWs-Snowball, e51. 90; Cherry. S54; Kate.
~; Dolly, e69; Lucy. S55; Lille, $5S; Sallle,
SSO' @ 4otsI SSO42 90 Ogle 4 Miller Auction,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

DELAWARE HoUsE.-MrGeo Ortlip, proprietor
of the Delaware House, having altered and reno.
waited the establishment some what, will give an
opening banquet on Saturday night next, TO which
a number OF his friends and patrons are to be in
Vited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

HAND MAsHED.-John Knott, an employee at
the P. Wa b: r. r., freight yard, severely
mashed bis hand, on Thursday, while coupling
freight cars. Ne9iasl esSisapce was promptly
obtained, end De e doipg web
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

WAGON STOPPED As one of the Jessuus six
mule team, loaded with bales of rays was cross
ing BrandyWine bridge this morning, the load got
caught in the iron burrs forming the ends Of bolts
Of the frame work and blocked up the right wagon
way for short time. No damage was done
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

REsleEED:-M. G. cOnWellr Esq., 6UpeTinten-
dent OF the Wilmlngton q Western Raiifoad. has
rendered his resignation from that position, to
take effect in a short time David Connell, ESQ,
is named as his successor. .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
AMUsgMENrs.
''TnhEE YnAns N A MAN TnAr.o

This evening, ct ths Masonic Temple, The
aPoye named, txciLing and moral drama will be
produced by Col Woods Philadelphia Mgtegm
Company, This great temperance dnmS, re-
Gently had suCcCssful FuO Of six weeks atCol.
Woods Museum. The same scenic effects used
in lie production there, will be produced 10.
night. This play is said to be highly ef1ective.
in moral point Of view, and is claimed TO be q
P1werInl worker in the Iemperance cansa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

AULD LANG .sYNE-Judge willard Hall, Of
wilmington; eyed % years. recently sent BY
Rev. !. +. McCOlley, eyed 80 0years, handsome
6oquet TO Mrs Ann T. Greer, Of Milford, aged
80 yean.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

REPAINrED.-Shihcr No. 9, of the p W.&B.
r. r., has recently been reprinted aud repaired.
and is now in service again looking as bright and
clean as a new pin.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
NnTInR.

AilPersOns having claims again the Iatate IA
deceased must present the duly atfosted 10 thS
Executor on or before January 18th, 1874 or abide
the Act OF Assembly In such case made und pf6Vi .
ded VICTOR DuP0NT, Emeeueor.
WilminRtOp, Del! jan. 20 2pl' = =" suSt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
OurpubliO sohS0IG,

ATTENDANCE FOR THE PAST MONTH.
Attendance at our public schools fol the four
weeks ending Feb IA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

To BE TRIED.-The new Water Witch steamer
Is TO be tried this afternoon, at the sluice the
Christiana bridge.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

PoLIcR CAsEs-Thres drunks are slI that have
anlivened the monotony Of life at the Police
Court, for the last twenty-four hOurs rT. 3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
sJtlltes
Register sUrdor,
RIqIsEaR'a Orr1cR,

hIqisTER's OFFIcR,
S---9l.ala teeSs. lloa my Ilfsl O. NJ viaut.
lxOouto Of William 4. .Raad. lata az No,r CiSas
to hundred. IN said County dot6ased a. is
ordered and directed ~ the Register sthat tkS
Executor aforesaid, giVe notice on the RranfinS
at Letters festaNentaFy upon the Estat6 81 fthS
eeceaeed 18th the date Of ETautiug thereof 81 aass
pom the date ofsueh Letters, ih si1 Of th most ik
nc places ofthe County of New Castle requiring Al
persons having demands against the Estato "a nrs1
ent the same, or abide by IN Act of Absembly
pase made and provided. And also cnsee the amy a.
pe inserted within the same period IN the Dclnhrs
HaSsttc. anowspaper published in Wilmln ton md
30 be continued therein two months.
-. Given under the hand and Seal Of Onfeor Z
LIS, the REGISTER aforesaid .at New Castle, iiSev
l(Or~l Castle County Aforesaid, the day and Yen r
AbOvewritten iilsi B. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tn Esta ted
the deceased must present. che ahme daily atteaie &,
the ExVentor,l on or before febrOaty 1akH 16fl
or abide the Act Of Assembly In such esse 1hde md
provided. ALFkRD @. NOWLAND.
Executor Of William 7. Road de1sd
Addres-New Castle. Del. VIZ frh2I-af4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
MiddTet0WD Nursery
AND EISUI n FAHm
MIDI HEnI0W|IE nW..

GoQCh Tee d SReOiNlt~.
t1Fse# 80 - -s14|S 81 =. The l8a1Img "a
J,SSpts. selected VIA gfe4t ears. one year
i-esa e9sFen tFen BUS spa hpaaea % natpTnl as9d
o1ssls @ 4 III rlu. casr. Apricot sAsss ana
uI;ss. ~ 4 !: =. y lIE doo..tsrry
o.ase 0Isls6 zSa1S Plsli;. Seed Potatoes, Av-
pafagus nad gsneral asSOFElont 0f n nTSsrv vstaef
fo1 ~. ~ bushels natBral psash Sssd
PsEcasLlSsass' SSdiss5 4 3. B. COCHRAN,
- n Alaal1ieWn. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
Truss and Brace Department

HAVING q stock Of Trusses, BrReea, RuW
II PorteFs, SusPensOries and o Der mechan-
iea Appliances. unsurpassed in extent and variety
by that Of any other similar establishment IN the
eOuatFy. and with upwards Of
twenty Years Experience
La applying them, We feel confident Of our ability
70 give eatrs satisfaction all those requiring our
services in this direction.
OUR ENSTRUKENTS
Are constructed in the best manner Of the best ma
teTtas and Of various sizes suit ali cases from The
smAAiest infant 70 the largest adult. We have
A PRIVATE ROOM
For their adjustment. while our prices are nod
crate and 70 varied. by our extsns ye assortm ent
a. TO salt the HOckets Of ali classes.
GA2 Hundreds OF persona after
l~22Atf1> trying the larger cities, have
70 >SiRsrIt4e> No expressed their grau6catiOn
II SYSK0NSAIA the facility and ecOnomyW
~ " k<Bk0 III VNWbieh they have been suits1
NySEk&GlD establishment
+. BRINGHURST 4 O(
~2& Apotheearies,
N W: corner SIKH and Market streets.
hIml nGton. d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
WATER RENTERS FAKE NOfTOB,'

The bills for the year 1873 are nqg ready and pay
The law requires that all bills paid On On before
January Slst, 1873 the face Of the bill and on an
paid during the month Of February, per cent ai-
dlhOnal and on all paid during tho month Of March
~ yer cent additional, and any ARppnts Remaining
unpaid after April lst, 1873 the Registrar s required
70 have the Ferrues withdraw ard efjt institnted
for the recovery Of the amounts due and water win
not agnin be let into such premises until all aTreaTS
rules are paid! =" FHAEYll fI TAYfUPrNH
oGss osssr bOsPEs bDsPeFStTeiHst; 1o b RS Isl ~, 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

ITO THE PUBLIC. ..5s,,'T "a 'I-,7'T1
Il The Wilnih&t0n and Reading hailroad ocu,
Rany have completed aFfanR etneRi IA caflf y ion6v
RaokRges and TSpyeSs MatlsR t6 az ffol III TIos,ias
ORIAe1ipO oetheiF f0ad Md w Gsg W we"
also. 20 ell points on the Philsdelphia aud Read
ing and CafaFiss9 Railroads, inolndipR keadinT
i,ngtogl, ahORey City, Mt, CARMEL NOrristOWn,
!. ~ Tdnlo ormniiOn apply a. the Depot cor
neg d Goa 3 end AladiROn stFeetB WilminRtOn
Express matter sent 10 Franklin TslaErHph vaSea
No, West Third street OF 20 their d pOt FFonf
deliveTlns agents, will EsseiFaPsOmpt attention.
@. ST0LZ,
sU6-u GsnT SuD't W. 4 &. Il. h. d,
, 1873-07-06
Masonic.


oorinthisn ohapter Nu q IT, L. H., :posial eonvoSs
aid n. L. uugress. j. q. D!CkENS>N. Secretary.
, 1873-07-06
Hit4St}1lit..

& r.. :1russdaT evening" Hy 9TH. = Uriontat Ilrll
toEs iuyltod 10 hs prsa0nt IL oider Of tic s., NJ
3. HItEl.EhtAN. BOO.
, 1873-07-06

AUCTION 6ALEH.
Clarke, Layton j. Co. and WH. L. ButtorB Il
Co. will sell vt public auction On the premises
next "Wednesday, at ~ o'clock p, H., Il choice
residence lots, located OH Vincellncs and Forty
third street. botweon Droxof aud Grand boule-
ynrds. TermB, 1-G cash, 1t in so days, aud bal-
anco fn !. 2. ., and years At y l,ar cont.
anctonoers) will soil On tho prenliheB, at rublia
Morgan Park, Washington I1oghtA within fow
days, of which due ntitico will bo given. Thoso
lots aro 4 part Of tho first purchase from tha
Bluo Island Land Company, and tile object OF
selling taem at this ti.no is to encourage i'm
proyonentA III that locality.
G. @. Tlayor& Co. postponed thoir auction Bala
which waa to have taken rlaco 1a8t Thursday,
oi Humboldt Boulevard and Milwaukee ayot,ile
lots, until next Tuouday, July 4, at which timo
tlley will aell OIL tho pren.iaes. ut az H. u.,
about eighty lots in tho aforementioned
locality, Torms. ouo-thirl caB(,, knl:balauco In
ono, Two, and throo years at : per cont.
Tho shIno parties will Bell ut public nuotion, on
"Wednesday noxt, Oh Tho ground, at p. Ill.,, 184
lots cunt Of Doxtor Park md Stock Yardn, B,ita-
hlo for r8aonce and bs,ail.eHH purposes. Ier1ua,
$25 cash, and balance III monthly payments OF
$40 each.
The sal,,e parties will soil, Oil next Saturday,
July H. OIL tho pronlisos. large humber I lots
in tho }inconnoB lsUad Addition to WASHINGTON
Heights. 4 froo train will leave tito Kock
Island l. pucifo Railroad depot at about 1880
a. III,
Ellison 4 FoAtor'a public BauB for tho weok, ,ona
10 hayo boon III last Tuesday Ut property l,car
Central Park, aud alotl!or Oh Thurb,luy Of prop
orty near Hu1nl,adt Park. wuro postponed oll no.
count OF thQ WQRtAQr, Tho Hal0 OF tho iOta near
, 1873-07-06

:" "1N91bE THbFEHTY.
We hoar Of no large transactions in either
business or residence property within two miles
Of the Court-House. A great many lots aro
being sold to parties who will build on thom and
occupy them for homes, but they aro mainly
beyond limit OF two miles from tho Court
House. Notwithstanding the strong probability
tint l!n,sc iii 10 Hcarce mud rents high next
fall IL" =. there are comparatively few
blocks ~. inn dwellings, bolng erected
in any pars vi li4u city.
, 1873-07-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICES,


Tho partnership heretofore existing between tho unor.
sgncl undor tho tlr1n nao Of Henry 1rocuobaum Co.,
acting General Agouta Of tho Hamburg .Bto.non Fro
Insurance Company Is this day dissolved by mutual
sont, Mr. Henry GreeutbAu retiring from tho r1. and
rcsisn!ut Tho Agency oi tho Company.
HENRY OREENEBAuA
July !, 1879. CONRAD WTTKOWsKY.
, 1873-07-06
1IEETINGS.

Masonic.
Tho members Of Cleveland Lodge,
No. 2ll, A. +. & A. NJ, are hereby
notified to attond special oommu-
nioatlon, to be- hold at the Hnu, Sum-
day morning, July 9, at II O'Clock, to
attend tho funeral Of our lato Broth
or, George Edwards, ut Rose Hill
Cemetery. Dark color clothing
should DO worn. For order.
GEO. X. IIAZLlTT, 500. ]. WHITLEY, WIN
, 1873-07-06

is, however, the place where there ia probably
the greatest activity in the eaeg Of land Just at
prcsont Aside from tho facts tllnt it ia boau-
tiful place, aud that it has tho advantage Of quick
and frequent suburban trains to tho Michigan
Southern depot, which IL only few blocks from
tho business contre OF tho city, tho improve
ment Of tho hnrbor Of South Chicago, and the
probability that 4 portion Of tho tonnage and
manufacturing business now done along Chicuyo
Riycr must eventually find now quarters ut
South Chicago adds valuo to the lind
at Washington Heights as one Of tia
nearest places for o good class Of residences.
The Rock Island Railroad Company gro now
building u track from Washington Heights to
South Chicago and viii probably comGploto il
within sixty dnys. It il expected TINT this track
will afford q transit to South Chicago for freight
cars Of all tho railroads running southward and
only facilitate tile shipment of lumber from
South Chicago to all parts Of tho West and
Southwest, but will furnish transportation for
coal from tho coai-dellB Of Indiana and Illinois
to tha new harbor.
, 1873-07-06

"a O.GA-.E. N.NFs
CO., having immediately sftor tho grent Chi
cago tlre, at my request, established IN
Agency In this city, myself boing their agent,
while all tho details Of tho agency have boen
very satisfactorily managed by Mr. CON-
RAD WITKOWSKY, assisted by Mr..
CHAs. q. AFFELD. the Company, hnving
become fully aatisded with the reliability and
faithfulneas of these gentlemon, they havo
now, at my request, appointed them their
General Agenta in this oity. In transferring
tho business Of tho agency to thom, I bespenk
for them and tho Company tho confidence
and liberal patronage Of my friends and tho
public generally.
t8igned) HENRY GREENEBAUM.
Chicago. july I, 1875,
, 1873-07-06

Attention, Sir knights.
ChtcaEo Commanding, No: H. X: T.-Stated oonclnv
sSs ~ r. ST. t
'"'1S'1' ~ UEO. j. SINCLAIR. Rscor1nr.
, 1873-07-06

b7w !s9aar quarterly iaestlng en Welnesaay ,hs 9tt
Il otb:srt for fIli sH r9apt sttseAanss re
, 1873-07-06

lr. a. s. Y. N1ANSFELDE
Hns, since tho first of this month,
nothing to do with my business az
rnngomonta and transactions any
moro. T.. KETz, Widow,
, 1873-07-06

Tho regular oonyontiun nt Crusader IodKe, No. II,
soHds{ eyenipK Jnl} WIZ bo e. E,ctqf: h.w Hai'
Rtsapxurs aud msabuEa u oIaos I%lFss inylt"H;