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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

FEDERAL MEMORIAL DAY.-Thc memorial
services at the National Cemetery will take
place to-day, aud if is expected that there
will be general turnout of those who de-
sire to do honor to the Federal dead. There
will be no special programme of arrange.
ments in connection with the ceremony OF
decoration, but all persons, without dis
tiuction OF race, color, or previou, condition
of ho>tilities," will be freely admitted to
the grounds TO decorate what graves they
will The public schools will not, probably,
be closed for the occasion. All persons IN
t3rested in decorating the graves OF these
dead are invited by those having the matter
in charge to participate in the ceremonies.
Should they be unable to attend in person
thcv wish them to send as many flowers
10 the cemetery as they can spare, As there
will be those there who will make proper
DISPOSITION of them. The post-office will be
closed at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and re0pened at
5P. NJ. The carriers will make their morn
ing delivery only. The star-box collections
will he made at $50 A. NJ. and I. NJ, ana
not for the noon mails north and south.
The Memorial services, under the direc-
ton of Sheridan Post. No. :. G.. A. r.. will
he accompanied by the Corney and Attucks
Guard. The line of march will start from
Hams Hall, down Ninth to Leigh, up Leigh
to Second, down Second to Broad, down
Broad to Seventeenth, down Seventeenth to
Main, thence to the cemetery. Senior wee
Commander John j. Franklin will be in
charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

heat of the city, and at the same time en-
courage reilly benevolent institution,
would do well to attend this picnic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

PISEAPpEs.-A prime lot of large pneapples al
PIZZINI'S, s07 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

SoDA-WAIER.-Cool your parched throats oy
draught OF pure cold soda-water at ScaGN's FOUL
tain, corner OF Eleventh and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS ONLY 81 AT FRAYsERs
GALLERY, opposite the post office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

WE must say that the pictures made al CANT
BELL = wcll-kuown photograph gallery. size 10 by
~ handsomely coored anu framed, at the i"" price
Of Sl75 surpass anything in the way of cheap work
we have seen yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

POSTAL CARDs.-Those who propose using the
new postal cards can haye the printing neatly and
chenply done at the Dispatch printing house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

ARRESTED On TIE CHARGE OF STEALING
Sergeant Howard. of the police force, yester-
day arrested two women. Sally and Annie
johnson, charged with stealing from G.. P.
Adams The sum OF $lS in United States cur
renry. They were lodged I'm the First sta
ton. and will be taken before Justice White
thlh mcrnlng.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

Iou can save time AMI money by having your
pictures framed at the RICHMOND FRAME STORE.
next To the Dollar Store, corner Ninth and Main
I'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

FoR PHOTOGRAPHS or THE BAPTIST CLERGY b
to FRaYsERs gallery, Opposite the p'S-oiiice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

WHITE VESTS WILL BE MUCH IN VOGUE THIS
summer. and the best stock of them Will 1t found ut
i. B. SPENCE Sons fashionable clothing store.
1890 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

MrD1c1xAL-I have Analysed the whiskey known
under the brand of "B SELECT controlled oy
Messrs. WALTER d. BLAIR L Co, Richmond, va
and find 1t free from fuSll oil and other impurities
and recommend Its use for medicinal and family
purposes. 81 D. he'h", "a -
late Professor of Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

ALL THE NEW STYLES IN PATTERNS now opeu
at the agency of BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS at the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine office. corner
Tenth aud Main streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

| DAILY LuNCH-the finest ever offered To me RICH
mund publlc-at ZETELLE'S, corner OF ElcVen'h
| and Rank Sfrfrfa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30
HORACE VENABLE BEFORE THE
POLICE JUSTICE.

EXaNlNATION WAIVED AND TIE At-
CCSED SENT ON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

sTRAwBERRIEs-vcry fine and large-at PlzzI-
MS sO7 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

1873 SUMNER. 1873.
Diamond jcwclry sets OF pins, ear-drops, cluster
and solitaire rings aud studs at
NOwLAS & cos,
corncr Main and Tenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

McALIE SYKES DlscHARGED.-Moie Sykes,
charged with aiding and abetting in the
Murdrr OF Mary Holmes, was examined by
Police Justice White Yesterday morning,
and after nearing several witnesses she was
DISCHARGED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

ALpAcA COATS in great variety ri Z. b. SPENCE
Z SONS fashionable clothing store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

FoR CARD PHOTOGRAPHS GO TO FRAisEf b OK
tensive gallery, opposite the post-officc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

PHOTOGRAPHS ONLY 81 PER DOZEN AT FRAY
sER's GALLERY. Opposite pOsi-of6cr
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SUMNER

AMETHYST. turcols. coral, and plain gold Roman
sets, pins and drops, new styles. opening ut
NowLAS Il cos,
corner Main aud Tenth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30
Auction SALES This DAY.

On all soles of real esfdte made bsDee1, the lot "
january and soth Of June ths tazss FIR ne Pr IN
iii sIies made betlceel The Let Of July and last
t6e uear he tdres haze 10 be paid by the selteT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

CHLDRES's CARRIAGE AND SHOWCASE DE-
rot, No, 10 Main s!rcct, between Seventh aud
Eighth.
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tai Of our sons and brothers to their I'm, mo.aer
soor cod sbs Of f grant tor
oil , Inn! m 6enedeton to the silent. solemn
ra ,13audes noS tbrongIng this haowe Cd,
% the dust sv Of 6 50 %an sg d Iest to ss
Iepos.1 mon of this regiment, that, enlisted
in in' inv fh Service and obe'ient to Thy com.
,,,,nds' they may become good soldiers Of the
cross and lead lives which shall honor God
and secure His eternal favor.
And now that the strifes and desoation OF
war are ended, may all its animosities be
buried in the grave, and may peace and har'
mopy perpetrally prevail throughout our
entire country from north to south and from
east to west.
Draw. VIC beseech Thee, all the families OF
mankind nearer to Thee and nearer to each
other in the bonds Of sympathy and love.
until Thy way shall, he known upon earth and
thy saving health among all nations; and
unto God, over all, will we give glory for
eyer Amen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

DON'T FORGET YOU WILL SAVE MONEY ny GOING
to- the DOLLAR STORE, corner ninth and Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

LINEN SHIRTS ready-made and made TO ORDER by
F. B. SPENCE & Son. 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

BaSASAs-Ten punches choice yellow bananas
received Yesterday evening at PIzzISi'S. so7 Broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

For BARGAINS In CITILDRES's CARRIAGES &C
10 No 7l3 Main street. They are going of rapidly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

LABORATORY OF DIR. W. H. TAYLOR, ASALYTI-
CAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIsT.-The result OF II
careful chemical examination of ID. Semmcs's
Pure Rye Whiskey' enables me to confidently re-
commend it 10 those who desire an article of un-
questionable purity for use rs medicine or az bere-
rage. The samples subjected to examination repre-
sent lot of one hundred barrels, and were selected
by myself. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
Analytical Chemist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

If YOU WANT PURE CANDY
II YOU want fine fruits,
II you want fresh nnts,
If YOU want good pickles,
If Won want extra preserves.
If Won want rich ice cream,
If ym want cold soda.
y, to tIa hsadn,mr,ers of sweet things--FIzzISfs
sO7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

The above mentioned whiskcy, made in 1869. can
be had for three dollars per gallon at
b. Z. ARCHER's, No. 735 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

JANUARY 10, 1877.
whlskey so highly recommended for medicinal
use should attract the attention Of every one wh'
needs pure and genuine article.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

uR. IAYLoR's PoSTMoRTEM EXAMINATION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30
I'm the Cemetery.

The cortege passed into the cemetery with
arms reversed; and the entire procession
moved gEHolIKwood, and by detour
returned to Gdtyshrg Hill, where the regi-
ment was at once drawn up in line in the po-
sition of crest on arns,p and the boxes taken
re reniiy placed upon4hssod. Thousands of
persons by this time had gathered at Holly
wood, and all the availabH and eligible posi-
tons We're occupied by the interested
throng, who We're eager to witness the i'm
posing ceremonies.
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THE GETTYSBURG DEAD.
THE REMAINS ESCORTED WITH
MILITARY MONORs To
HOLLYWOOD.
IMPOSING SCENES.
INTERESTING CEREMONIES.

Tho .rr;,,, NJ the remains az three hum
drcd and thirty-thrcc more of the Conicdc'
announced in the D'spatch, and the names oI
many orr gallant soldiers who fell on that
bloody field. whose graves were tn m shR ;u
dom;table energy Of the devoted ladies OF the
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association is the
credit of this transfer due.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the bodies
were removed from the DEPOT of the Rich
uond and York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road Company to Hollywood, their final
resting place, and inferred in Gettysburg
Hill with appropriate ceremonies. The o.
clsion was one OF such deep interest to all
of our people. and one of novelty, too, to
the many strangers who are in the city, that
it called forth one of the most solemn and
impreSsing demonstrations OF respect to the
dead ever witnessed in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30
Preliminary Arrangements.

About 3 o'clock Company f, Richmond
Grays. under command of Captain l.. j.
Bossicux, proceeded to Rockets TO net as es-
cort to the remains, which arrived by one OF
the Baltimore steamers. A detail from the
various companies of the regiment, under
Lieutenant Colonel Whitehead, were in
charge of the boxes containing the remains,
and transferred them to u number OF wagons
which were kindly rendered TO the ladies.
and for which and many other tavors tue
ladies of the Association are very grateful.
Each of the wagons was dnped in mourn.
ing. and was guarded by two soldiers, one on
either side of the wagon, as the cortegc
moved slowly and Solemnly up Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30
The Line Of March.

The procession moved UP Main to Fifth
street, and by Fifth street into Franklin ;
up Franklin TO Cherry, and thence through
sidney TO Hollywood.
The canopy of cloud which orersprcad
the heavens rendered the evening peculiarly
propitious, and the march was made with
much more pleasure to the regiment and the
many who followed to the burial-place than
was at first anticipated. At the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church number Of ladies and
members of the Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation joined the procession, which 10y this
time was very long.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

At several points in the city appropriate
and touching inscriptions were seen and
read. At one or two places Confederate
batle.flag was displayed drapcd in mourn
ing. Several Of the veterans OF Gettysburg
who followed the remains to the cemetery
also wore miniature battle-lags upon tue left
breast. The post-ofice, to the credit of the
patriotic postmaster, Miss Van Lew. be it
said. was closed as the procession passed up
the street.
, 1873-06-08
The Genuine Geyser Spring Water
IL drawn by Buck RaSner, at both their stores.


: ASuH1ouR question OK Succesxtou&
: Frona the Palt Nal Gazette,
some CURIOUS questions are probably soou To bs
1gued With respect to the succession to the DaaYsr
feersge and property. and without forming any opin-
tnn on .he conTovarted points, there is sufficient Ia
alton. The third Duke Of Dorset. who vnx alsa
Aa1on Buckhnrs and possessed the estates OF Buck
hurst and Of Knole, left son and two dauuhte1x
Lne son succeeded his father fourth Duke, but
lin. The daughters thcrcnpon became eoastr-
essea OF the Property. The eldest married Esrl
Amharat but had children; the youneeat married
6arl DeawsrT and had large family, including
Charles the late Earl Reginald, and Mortimer. Whea
Lady Amherst died eha lei: her property to Reginald
tne then second son of hor sister, with proyiso bat
It should pass to the next brother in casa Reginald
had being that the properties Of Uuckhnr7t anJ
knole shoud not he held BY tho same person. About
the 9amo time Countess Da1aEArr Wzs c1e-
a ased ha1oness Buekhuzst, with remainder to her
death, succeeded ~ Lord Buckhurut and obtained
possession Of thu estate Of Knola Ths patent OF pser-
age creating Lady Delawarr Lady Buckhurst gave tho
should he succeed to the earldom Of Delawarr, tha
oarony Of Buckhurst with the Knole estates should
~ transferred to the next brother Mortimer. Such
It least Is the general impression of the 1sn7
aw advisors q the Grown. 4 lawsuit and appeal
AVE already been gone through with respect to
he property, and it WA held that no
ssnater Ct the property vas legs. But there is san
rnnts title to rnan and enablea him. whtIn v,7n1
hand over that title to another man il Rp:,d Y1t
u 50. than novel kind OF Peers is crezte- Bnt ii
be whole ttls7 The patent rsTn m h1 .he l.y
oVseEs or the Grown, and accepted by the House Of
cruz A1leE hav1o8 poe-. 1ssued by tbs Quaeu Yet
!; % ~ 1oeesi pat<nt, Lord Buckhurst never xssa
otjn,t, ~ " s hes bean sitting, speahDs snd
aouer. 'NN@o1 ~'
, 1873-06-08

The total production Of tha couas,ock Lode, up 10
This tms may be set down at S1c0 coo 900. Prior u
dan 1870, the receipts Of twelve Of the leading nes
amounted to SO 8H 900. OF this SUM- S ,3a 100 II!
ra1sed by asseasments, the hsisnce hsving sceratd
ifoin The reduction aud sale Of ores. During this pe
riod SIG 500 were disbursed in dividends the ress
of the money realized from the product Of tha Ga
and tho assessments collected, having teen spent n
the erection Of hoiatingworks aud aone.imea as o.
cTuahtng-mis, and in opening up the mines, e1f1zc-
5atio ct assessments, ~ compared with produe*9o
has been increased, whtle thet q. the dividends hi
been diminished. i. -
The annual yield os bullion from tbs Cnnstosk
Lode has been approximately aa follows: In l5at
Slooo, arising from the sale Of ores here bang -
$1,ooo,99o; 1855. $4,000 ooo; tor % 1s<F nsa
soooSe; 1862 ~ 600 g. 9ao fof 1s7o 'Ss I'd H.
each about $l3, 600: 1874 SIG 600 ooo the ps.
pess o. the present year emitting It to bc c5edhsa
with about an equal amount. For the nrst txc af
three years. the greatest portion Of tbs huhon susa
out came from the 0phfr and Mexican cl.ts md a.
group Of Small z1inea at Gold ELL; then, The choi.
Potost Gould Curry the Savage and other r2tno s.
Told ELL, began to produce-the Hale b Nnr1cBS, 4el
iow Icy Jacket, Grown Point, and Rslcher, eoa149 -
Httle later,
an Of these mines hava had their p.osrerous erss
holding for two three years, aad aop eumas f@
tongn period to be followed BY a.asons Of rsstKefa
production lust = present, th3 out-tru Of Tho Con
stock Lode, ewing to the 1ge yield Of the Point
and Hecher mines, ts at the rate o{ o7af 500
PEI annuIn: and, whtla 1t can hardly b. a1peceo pe
&nat thea two minea will be able to ieep up tnes
present tste Of production throughout the 5ea1' n
more than probable that others anng the rznge oow
doing bat little, may meantime oons into aaaasa:a1
making up tho deficiency froiI4 Ills source sEouAa
2nJ occuf.-Qr<rtand .Naathln.
, 1873-06-08

Spredo, Unable to Speak or Under.
stnnd English. Proposes to Make q
Fortune in tho United States. and
Lands In Chicugo with s15,O00--Be-
ing civn Engineer He Goes Farm
tng..Re Wants Ir. Stephunson tn
Rand Him Back $4,000.
olaf Johansson, alias Ole johnson. OF Mon
steraa, Sweden, subject Of tho King Of Sweden
and Norway, on Saturday commenced curious
suit in the United States Circuit Court against
staphan stephansou Of this city. He represents
that in August last he eame from Sweden to this
| country, seeking for investment Of the sum Of
$4,000, his calling being that Of civil engi-
neer. Arriving in Chicago, he fell in With de-
fendant, who had resided in this State for
fifteen yeara, and believing in his integ-
rity, and = not being able to speak or
understand English, ho naturally conaded to
him the state Of his affairs. Among other mat
terB, be questioned Stephanson as to the profits
Of farming, and WIS told in reply that they wero
large and sure. gtephanson being the owner of
piece Of farming land at Momence, Kankakee
County, represented that it vouid be capital
investment for his friend, md they went to sea
it. Johansson thought it was low, marshy
and, consequently, unhealthy, bnt stephauson,
being questioned on that point, while aclnowl-
CA6AAB sA1at ~ 4aO ueou 10, Ba1Q LQat II NIB no
longer in that state. The value, really
not s12 per aero, was represented at $50 per
acre: Btaphanson showed him the said lands,
and being particularly warned by Johansson that
he must haYe water or he would not buy. was
careful to point ont tract Of AK acres
fronting on the river as constituting
part of tho farm. which consisted Of
several tracts, aggregating 276 acres, all
OF which johanssun implicitly believed the
result being that on the I'd OF September last.
he paid over to his Illinois friend $4.20O in cash
and gave him = note Of 81, ,00O bearing per
interest at one years date for said land, stock,
and implements. Stephanaon to pay an incum-
brance existing on tho farm Of Il 900 before
the note became due, in pursuance Of all which
said 6tephanson duly executed conveyance to
the civil engineer.
since the contamination Of tho above de-
scribed transactions, Johansaon saya he has
discovered that the Az acres OF land fronting
on tho. river. were not included in the
conveyance, and the only value of the
farm being Tor grazing purposes, without water
thls value disappeared. Further inquiry eatis-
fed the complainant that defendant was making !
= deliberate attempt to defraud him. md, With +!
this idea IN his mind, be did what he should have
done when he first talked about buying land, I
namely, took the advice OF q respectable lawyer:
TO stephanson, and offered to give upthe deeds on
his returning the %, 900 cash and SIS COO promis-
sory note, after accounting for such live stock !
rs had been used, about 50 worth. all Of which |
was refused, and this suit was brought
The case was referred to Philip A. Ho7ue.
Commissioner, to take the testimony Of tho COM
plRinnut.
, 1873-06-08

Choice Residence Property at Auctfon.
We beg to call the attention Of our readers to Ii.
verttsement Of Nessrs. Ellison Foster, auctioneerz
tn our advertising columns, Of the very desirable res
dence property to be sold at auction on Tuesaay 17th
inst, on the ground. This property situated ~ Il IL
On the Grand Central Park boulevard ,sacrannan.o
square, and Sacramento avenue makes tt choca rss-
oencs property, and In portion Of city which .s
Iapidiy increasing ~ value. Our friends who deatre
attend the sale ~ ~ W." ~
, 1873-06-08

grand vils, within five minutes, .,f. -
Springs, on the Grand boulevard re-,s.a ss ~,
modern 1nprovenacnta aud handsomely furnt,a1 .-a
atted up regardless Of expense MICA st.h1s - ~
premises The grounds which contain oue aca ~ srs s
ps1anda ~1.h shEaes and evergreens. From ts
seape ean be obtained. The villa viii be sold rth tls ~
me lu1ntnre also lot parcel Of oronnd "
ana 1our IT,. snd oneha ore o. e.s .i.a
ahe cottage with improvements The lot IN h;, so Il
stands containing one acre. The above prouev rcn @ +
0e soa On moderate terms For particuIsr1 srn ~ -
$;oa. Richard Dunbar, Waukeak1, Wis. @pps %
, 1873-06-08

a Rare Chance for Pleasure Seekers,
AsTin be seen bJ advertisement the favor1te steamer
Peerlasa, Of Leopold Auss13a1's line, VIII sail On b.,
first pleasure excursion trip to Lake Superior On Ii,
9th inst- The superior accommodation at this mae.
ndcent steamer and the Of the trip IA
TOO well Known to need commend. It Is the intention
OF her ownera, to give the Peerless splendid ouths
TOR tho travelling sesson prior to the 24th inst snd
they Will spare 40 pafna to put evnry department. IN
drSt-clnsS condition,
, 1873-06-08
The Second Great 8ale

The Second Great Sale
OF Humboldt Boulevard and MI1waukes ayenue 1ot.
VIII tafs place Tuesdsy nert the 10Th tnst, On tho
grounds. special free train will 1eaye tte depot ~
the @. n " B. R., Canal aud Kinzde strnehx
It 101b - At the first sale. held ut the oe Of thn
aucttonears G. G. Thayer 4 Co. on Tueaday Iast nnite
number Of lots were sold. Some Of the most dears
bic In the subdivision sre nsold and we ad7tae orr
feaders Particularly those who are seeking GOOD IN
Testments to attend this sa1e Tho propeFtT Il vs-
choice, and the sale will be without resava '@s
, 1873-06-08
Homes for All

One Of those rsre chapcas that Seldom occur will be
Afforded At the great eals by auction Of choice Eet
wood property which will take place On Monday after
noon, juno 16, at O'CLOCK tho premises. THIS lots
are finely located On high ground, making them a..
ceedtngly attractive for homes The fsci1ittes for
the property are excaent aad cannot be sur
psEssd. Let all interested in possessing 1Ia.sant
suburban homes frya from the dust and noise Of The
city, attend ths sale. Sea particulars in aueyon
column =
, 1873-06-08

q Splendid Opportunity for Investment.
Ellison r Foster, Auctoneers, will sell at auction ON
Friday afternoon, Tune Is at O'Clock, On the prau.
tses splendid pisce Of business property being II
3eet front by 1ao feet deep, Michigan avanue be-
tween Madison and Monroe streeta. This will be a
EsEe chAnca for Investment, Particulars IN auction
column. ~
, 1873-06-08

Linen and White Suits.
We have now On band large assortment Of ltneo
and white suits Of our own manufaotura and extra
well made braided in all colors, and otherwise trt-
NED. 1t extreme great bargans- splendid whtt9 Or
Linen suit, With overskrt, for s.. Hotchkiu Pslmsr
Co., Noa. 137 and 13a State street
, 1873-06-08

Mesafs. Rauch + Werner, the excellent csterers No
95s Wabash avenue displayed their usual good t.sts IN
butter biscuit fully equal 10 the Imported .nd
usins them on the banquet tabla at the Jubiiae Bat
, 1873-06-08

ana ats surrounnnga have made vsst stride. T., r.,
movements. Tho streets and .venuas running "a md
.na fro sre al sraded, which makes the property ott
perhsps one Of the best IN the uorthweetern se}o ~
% sne eaty Among the property to ba sold a1e acme
naaaaIe lots fronting on tie park which arc to b.
William a: Buffers l. Co., at their new Real Eststs
at f3toms N Bowen Bros Block, Nos. IS and II Ran
, 1873-06-08

aaI OF hts many friends and scquant.nces who h,y.
ei r. n aeait With him Many viii also be interest
% PRESIDED oveE: heretofore BY 20 sIillfnl u 40 70
- ~ or " Nichols. The new firm continns
, 1873-06-08
a NaW Mauufacf

a New Manrfactory.
P9.te-glass mirrors ara now manufactured. snd hid
mirrors -stlvered, by Wolcott Smith Co. inport.
ers Of plate gass, Nos. II and ~ Dearborn street