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Why Ctr DowS THE WEEDS ?-Is
it not a mistake Of the Board Of Health
that they recommend the cutting down
OF the weeds, &C., on the vacant lots in
the city? Instead of growing weeds
and other suck vegetation being hurt
full, the exact opposite seems to us to
be true. They feed, while growing, on
any neighboring malaria, and emit in
stead hcalthful disinfecting influence
to the atmosphere of their locality. 10
cut these weeds down, while green and
growing, and leave them in piles in the
lots or on the streets or on the side
: walks, is the very plan to convert these
cheap and natural disinfectants into
breeders Of malaria. And this bad air,
blending with the malaria from the
ground which the weeds had covered
while standing, will surely throw, for
time, greater quantity of malaria
into the atmosphere. If, however, the
Board is right in ordering the weeds to
be cut down, re should like to learn
the philosophy in the case.
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COLUMBIA, S. G. THURSDAY MORNING. 1878. VOL

A frontier correspondent, who saw
Oapt. Jack after his capture, remarks
improved if he had been washed before
he was ironed
Prussia proposes to deal with strikers
In Bismarkian fashion. A law has re-
Gently been enacted there to make the
violation of contracts by workmen with
their employers criminal offence.
A colored woman. said to be over 100
years old, died in Charleston on Satur-
day.
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[fyom tie gArstian NeigA6or]
The Marion Street Celebration,

=. = lfToW zoe Chr'st'qn Ne'9h6o1.J
The Marion Street Celebration.
Last Sunday, June 20, 1873, was. a
high deg With tho members ofiMarion
Street charge of this; city. AS pre-
viously announced, they celebrated on
that day their t,venty.5eftA anniversary.
The Washington Street congregation
very properly closed their church both
morning and afternoon, and United
with their a uptown brethren in their
quarto-centennial celebration.
With commendable good taste, the
brethren did not attempt any extensive
decoration Of the church. A simple
arch, with evergreen .borders,G bearing
the inscription, q" What hath God
wrought" was attached to the wall in
the rear Of tho pulpit. At the base of
the arch, upon the one side, was at
.tached o card, dressed in the same way,
upon which vas inscribed $685."
while opposite was similar one, with
"l873" printed thcroupon. Just be-
meath these dates, imitation slabs, also
dressed with eycrgrccns, were fastened,
inscribed respectively, +" In Memory Of
our Deceased Pastors" and {" In Mem
ory Of our Deceased Members" Upon
the face Of each slab was fastened a
bow of Grape and a sprig Of evergreen
emblems of death and life, of sorrow
and Of hope.
At 103 o'clock a. M, Rev. a. NJ.
Chrietzberg, Of the S. @. Conference,
preached IN able sermon on q much
neglected subject 70 an over-crowded
house. AZ the close Of the sermon,
the pastor, Rev. W. D. kirkland, read
q sketch q. the history of the church,
and made an appeal, for: funds to build
parsonage and repair the church.. A
collection was then taken up, which, in
cash and subscription, amounted to
about sl,40o, which was swclled by the
collection at night to the handsome sum
Of about sl700., This, will insure the
success of the scheme, though they
lack some $500 of having the required
amount. ,s I'LL, .e-.
At 90 clock p. M, memorial services
were held. Remarks were made by
seYerM,. and letters were read from
quite number Of the former pastors.
Only three or four persons at hand had
been present at the dedication by
Bishop Capers, twenty-five years ago.
One Of these was the venerable and
much-loyed father Derrick, who now
worships regularly with this cohgrega-
ton. The exercises Of this hour were
Of special interest and profit. It is to
be regretted that all Of the former pas
tors of the church could not be pres
ent, TO participate personally in these
interesting services.
T At o'clock p. m, Rev. S. B. Jones
preached. lforciblc sermon to a large
and apprcciative congregation, thus
/ bringingto. happy and fitting close
the exercises of the day. Tho Marion
Street congregation will not soon for
get the Goth Of Jdnc.i All of the SER
vices were unusually pleasant, interest
ing and profitable. We all felt that it
was good to be there, and rejoiced that
we had been spared t6 see the day and
enjoy its privileges.
Why Ctr DowS THE WEEDS .-Is
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To Rattle.

To Rattle.
4 spLENDID new No. 1 SODA FOUN.
~ TAIN, with double spout and marble
top. ALSO! six labeled Syrup Bottles, six
Soda Water Tumblers. with receipts in fail for
making Soda Water. The machine ia easily
managed, and gives great satisfaction. The
so9ye N is TO be ratled on Assembly street, At
A. :CONsTAkT1NE'S store. on the Sd July.
1873. at o'clock P. NJ, il the chances are ali
taken. The chances are low Luna 90 nn~0
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Citizens Savings Bank of SC.
"A LII SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this
~ Bank on or before the 9Th dav of each
calendar month will bear interest for that
month as IL deposited on tho 1st instant.
July 5 j. @. 3. SMITH, Asst Cashier.
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office,

HAVE again opened my MEAT SHOP. at
Il corner OF Camden and Henderson streets.
ana would respectfully solicit the patronage o
Oh the citizens. j. NJ. DENT.
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NINE. o. da SILVA
MRS. ALEX RRAnFnpn

MRS. ALEX. BRADFORD'S
(F0RMERLY Mns. OGDEN HOFFMAN'S)
english, French aud German Boarding and
Day " sOHoOL for young ladies and chiidron,
to, - Mest 3sth street, New York, re.opens Sep
temoer Il. Application may BIO mado by let.
seH or personally as above. july limo
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Mills House Sale Stables.

MILLS House Sale Stables.
~ ,THEunderegned having purchased
the DEXTER STABLES, wouii in.
" -Nsform their friends thai they stii, keen
p.r on m hand first class Single ard Double
nainess hortcs, Saddle Horses and Mules.
which they arc prepared to sell on most rea.
Tor., ~ Iorm ma. Il. GRAHAM l. CO.
oO4N AZ. ooNa, agent. hIay4
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Removal,

Removal.
NTE have moved our Office to rooms over
~ p; ]. Scott e. Sons Bank, where we
VIII pc pleased to soc our friends and attend
20 an their wants in the insurance line
June ~ BLACK & WARING
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For Sale

For Sale.
@ a HOUSE and LOT, on Taylor. be.
EM tween Henderson and Barnwell streets;
fronting on Taylor strcet IS feet, run.
ming back l55 feet, moro or less. The bonse
cohtA;hs four rooms on tho frst story and
!o1r unfinished rooms on tho &c oond story-a
inquire at rPsHi1TWn, o.
April % ,,.;a.,
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New Mackeral

New Mackere!.
IN KITS Mess and Nc. MACKEkEI,.
w 80 Hall and Whole BsrrtIs Ia o. q
SO Boxes Scaled Herrings. ''
500 Georges Goldfish.
For sale low by HOPE G. OWING
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Wanted Wanted!!
, 600 CORDS OF WOOD, OAK OR
HICKORY, on the Charlotte.
Coinmbta and Augusta, or the Wilmington
ana Augusta Railroad. Inquire at
CHARLES HAMBERG'S.
June ~ I'm Near the Charlotte Depot,
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CAPTAIN JACK

CAPTAIN JACK
III AS gained 4 reputation by bloody deeds.
Ii The INDIAN GIRL" has establithed
one By giving smokers an opportunity of
that makes a specially Of Cleans And
whilst the one will be
CONVICTED OF
T!eachery and meet felon's DC ON, the other
will receive the piaudits of her customers.
and bo hailed as tho Queen of Luxury. Never
THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA
Have devotees Of the weed had euch an op-
portunity as this Little Favorite" now ofrers
a email FIGARO" Mt s3 so per hundred:
brand four for twenty-five cents, equal to
any retaiied in the city at ten cents June "a
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Rose Cordial for Bowel Affection.
SURE cure-only Is cents, at Heinitsh's
- Drdg store
BLACKBERRY WINE; puro juice and old;
excellent tor bowel complaint.
freshing drink may be had by using Tama-
rinds. For sale at uEINITSH'S
May27: Drug Store.
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d ST
AS FOLLOWS


DlCKLED FULTON MARKET ROUNDS.
Il put up to order by Ferris u Co.
Davis Diamond Hams, and any number of
tierces on hand, aud to arrive. at ridiculouslv
elow prices.
smoked Tongues. enormously large.
Sugar-Cured Stripe. small il size, low in
price.
Sugar Cured Shoulders. small in size, low
in price
Smoked Beef, tho excellence Of which no
snp"rlativo in the language con express.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
II were useless, gentle reader, TO expatiato
upon these; Il trial alone can demonstrate
their excellence. Beg to add however, that
IN thts department. the FREE LIST is sus-
pended.
Parched lava and Mocha CoFFEES, always
tresh. Full stoek Raw Coffeos, Kio, &c.
English and French Pickles.
Preserves and Jellies in variety.
ana, as the dry goods folks say, an endless
supply OF spring and summer fancy and sta
pie GROCERIES.
Please call and inspect. We never press
you TO purchase, especially il you want to
buy Cd Iretlit. GEO SYbiMERS
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New Books at R. L. Bryan's Bookstore.
I EADERs OF FRANCE, or Men OF Tho
IL Third Republic. sl.75. VIZ
questions OF tho Day. BY Rov. DR.. Hall
WorsIA Story of Experience. By Miss Al
Hressant-A Novel. by Julian Hawthorne.
=, uer Majesty the Queen-A Novel. By John
abond Heroine. BY Annie Edwards.
London Hoart-A Novel. BY Faroeon. Al
May-A Novel. BY Mrs. Oliphant. 81. &c.
Heinitsh's Grent PHI, tho Liver phi
Purihes the Blood. cures Liver Comp,aint
Sick Headache, Bilious Complaints. Try
them. Don't suffer any more. NAV 81
ieinitsh's Queen's Delight-A rem arka
D!o medicine for curing all kinds OF diseases
o. 0!., the blood. Better than SarsapariIla. All
sk.n oiseasee, Scrofula, Humors cured.
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SILK sCARFs, TIES and BOWS, Of tho
meet and most elegant designs and patterns.
Al at tue lowest possible figures.
Can early, at D. EPSTIN'S,
MAY "A Under Columbia Hotel
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-22
Perfection at Last!

THE AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE MAKES
J. the Lock stitch, running easily, quickly and
quietly, and now STANDS without q rival. - ~
For particulars. cali on or address, = 2---ql--i
+. .,'-,.,.|.T, 80 fogT Ftn e. r. HAYES, ffe
viS-d6m Market Square, Knoxville, Tenn,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS r. H. BROWN, OF THE COUNTY
w of Knox and State of Tennessee. did on the LIST
day of Noyem ber A. D. 1872 make execute and deliv-
er 10 me the undersigned his trust deed the same
appears of record in the Registers Office, State and
SANITY Aforesaid in Trust Book B, VOL l. pages S4 Is,
and noted in Note Book A. r. to secure Cowan,
on due them from the said Brown. drawn November
18TH A. D. 1871 payable day after date, and calling
for seven hundred Goo dollars wherein are the follow
ing credits to- wits January lst 1872 500 90; March
22d 1872 $50 00 April 12th 1872, $50 TO- And whereas.
the time within which said note together with the in
teres was have been paid has EXPIRED by the terms
and conditions of said deed of trust; ~
Now therefore in view Of the premises and the pow
ers in me Vested will proceed to SELL in bar of the
equity of redemption to the highest bidder. for cash
hand at the court house door in Knoxville, Tennessee
on the 18th day of July next at 10 o'clock. NJ. the
following described lot, situate Crozier street in
KnoxvilIe Tennessee, bounded and described as fol-
lows to- Wit: Being lot No. g. purchased by Thomas
IT, Oldham at q sale made under decree of the Chan.
Gerry Court, fronting fifty feet and running back one
hundred and fifty feet more less, and By said Old
ham conveyed to said Brown on the 9th of August
1863 b 8eI ID ef3} I'M ,-n
The proceeds arising ont of said sale will be applied
FIRST to the payment of the costs Of the same; secondly
to the satisfaction Of said note. amounting on date OF
sale. including interest to FIVE hundred and forty l2iW
dollars and eighty eight S cents and lastly the pal
ance. If any, will be paid to said Il. brown lmme-
dately after the sale deed in fee slmTe VIII ne given
Yi7tl2iQ]y. Trustee.
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Corrected to Saturday June 17th 1881
Reports of the week record decline in Flour
Wheat, Corn, Oats, &C. Bacon and Bulk Meats are
easier and tending to lower rates. the stock is fair and
thedemand only moderate. Grain-the market is fair
ly supplied. with only moderate demand for Corn
and Wheat. Oats arein moderate supply. and lower
in prics. Flour has been inactive and the prevailing
demand light with decline in several of the different
GRADES during the week. Hay-stock ample. and de-
hand fair and prices steady. Light country produce.
such Eggs Butter &c. are wanted and all fresh ar
rivals sell readily at good prices. Domesticsocal
mills are fairly active at former quotations. ~qrs
PRODUCE.
BAcoN-Clear Sides HELPS Clear Rib, 103z@1I;
Shoulders 84@9. Tennessee Meats scarce and In de-
mand. We quote well cut and bright Clear Sides,
Shoulders, S@9A; Hams. 1904
BuTTERrGoshen, 40@50; Country and Tennessee
CeysTRY PnoDucn-Eggs. 15@ls. Chickens-hens
4GG45; frying size 25@9O.
WaBAT-MaTket quiet and lower; choice whites 81 75Q
$780, amber. $k6Sgaae; red. sl5O8I6O. I q
CoRN.White, 9O@g212; mixed and yellow 5000.
RYB-Nominal at SOC per bushel. = " rESTfrss-7
OATs-White and mixed, 5000. 81 s
FLogR-Country and Western -four, superfne IS $50
$500 extra 55o@S 0Os extra famyj $50, @9OO; fancy
Hay,;ghoice Timothy 81 75@1 s.; country 81 ..
SoRS MLAI,Clty Sl country 82l9@S11a.m g q s
bEEF-Oried, la9lz; fresh. l0@2e per Id. II,
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Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn:

J IN o. ,OZ
chamberiain and A J. Albers, partners, doing bus
Albers;r VIM, Rule and Al Kicks partners, doing
camp. Gosse ea JIM Thornbufsh CHARLES B.
McGuffey, ": r, futile, John r; Spence, +, L..
Burger and S. Burger partners. doing business un-
der the style of v. Burger Son; Pster Kern, Jas.
Robert Gaos HG ps MaynfH RI
Meek. p Dickinson; Ambrose Gaines. James {.
ness under the ssyls Of Gaines; Bro. G; Samuel
Boyd, Z. II. Head, A. r. Humes, Il. s.. Payne;
dang Susa Cnn naa s e. eo
a. G, Scott. w. H. Simmonds and f. Scott, part
ners business under the style Of Scott SIN
WoodrSf and W. e. Gibbins, partners doing bus.
ns;s under t5s stykIs , # WsodTya Co a.
Wm. Williams parners ' doing business under der
iiams. c, Zimmerman and d. M. Wilson. partners.
aSns SnssH e. Jss snd
w. NJ. Bell partners doing business under the
Ramsse and s. Z. Ramase. partners. doing bust.
tiedy. RSbert Vestal, james tonfort and z. Haws.
:, nessee. except james M. Meek. who is citizen
of the county of Jefferson and State Of Tennessee.
WHEREas. The above named parties have fled their
county of Knox and State Of Tennessee praying be
INCORPORATED, under the name and style Of
|" Eastern Division Fair Associations II
for the purpose Of holding Fairs and Exhibitions in
eTnloluon OF live stock agricultural Products, ma
cnlheIy ana ait other articles and things tending to
try to offer premiums and generaIlv to carry out the
n ana % the laws
do generally any and all things tenal;rr ~
the interests Of agriculture mechanics art scence End
industry and develop the resources Of the courtrv
pear before the Chancery Court at Knoxyille At *
Special Term to be held on the LIST Monday Of sts
next, that being also Rule Day. and show canse ;f
they havehwhy letters of Incorporation should M,
ISSUE as prayed in the said petition or the same Wi
be proceed ed with ex parte. eh4qs 20 ~. -
ordered that this notice be published for thrt,
days in the Knoxville Chronicle This May 3st 1874
ivldS0a !, e-rs NJ i. PATTERSON. G, & N.
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MUNSON BAILEY, b ].
The RIVER OF LIFE.

The Publishers announce the near completion
charming SABBATH SCHOOL SONG BOOK, to which
than thirty of the very best writer's and composers
contribute. twill appear in July. Send orders early
Specimen pages free. Retail price. IS cts. = ,;v
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THESE reports are made up from actual sales,
and The readers ofthe CHRONICLE rely upon
their correctness.l
BEEF CATTLE.
Fat cattle weighing from 700 to SVo POUNDS
Sto3I' Heavy cattle are not wanted in tins
market we quote fat, medium size at to 81.
medium to good, 2! to g.
The demand good; No. l. 3a34 medium to
good 2Ia3. Fat lambs will sell at 81.
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BEEF CATTLE.
Dry Goods.

The trade in dry goods and general merchan-
disc during the past week has been as good as
usual at this season of the year. Coffee Is still
quoted at cent higher. There has been de e,
and "Sprague' light prints. Other prints re-
main as quoted below: 81
Fancy prints. 6Ica1 Fancy delanes, Nc.
A sheetings, 71c.a13c. Ginghams, l2Ac2o5
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Atlanta Markets.
PRODUCE MARKET,


ATLANTA, June 18th, 1878.
CoRy-White soaS2; yellow So.
Coax MEAL-7SaS0 per bushel.,
WHEAT-Red 81 e0a2 00 white Sc 10a2 90 amber 81 05
. as2l0, - ~ ~ Is 4. --A ~
0ATs-Mixed 62.
.FLouR-Fancy sll o.; extra family $40 Is; family
oo extra 50 co. supsrne 81 50 fine Sc 0Oa6 So shorts
WHEAT BRAS-S1 Goal 25- 81 ts0 Eva
H4f-Eioyer 81 80; timothy 81 Sal 81. seow
I'M NEAT Markets. >
BULK MEATs-Cear rib rides 10a101a; clear sides TO-
lMy hams i54al4; sugar cured hams lcanyassed)
LARD-Tisrces lo1zal0zi cans III; krex It III.
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US. NAIL PACKET. HUGH MARTIN,

Us. MAIL PACKET. HUGH MARTIN, d.
MULTIPLY BETWEEN LOUDoN AND ROCK
w WOOD, as follows: q q slrsllI1li..Z3 =. =,
Leave Loudon daily Sundays excepted} at4 A. NJ,
arriving at Kingston at AM. and at lockwood at II
AM. making connection with u. s. mail packet Lucy
Cocker. for all points below Mondays and
eturning-leave lockwood at 11:30 AM, Kingston
at PrM,, and arrive at Loudon at PM
For freight passage apply en- board, or at as NJ
Dennine'S- ap0]dtf1 VIM. ALLISON. Master u elk
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reaImERCIAL.
Grain and Produc.

Grain and PrOduc. oI
rho Grain market during the week has been
10 ,.Sth Int few if any transactions Ihere
y M change in quotations, ana they remain
- - EVEN below. AS before stated, occa-
sionally small lot is purcnaseo dur a;vag
below. but wheat for shipping purposes VIII not
Tbe -four market continues easy, the market
being well stocked and prices are ranging low.
Several heavy transactions were hao curing the
week at quotations : o,l,, in
moderate demand at figures given below:
There il no activity in the egg market, there
being no demand for shipping purposes. ,...,o
Tbe bacon trade is rather dull and quiet, nttie
or none being offered whlie there - = 9i ny a
EtaRAss SEEp.-There is nothing dong IN the
grass seed line, and quotations remain un
changed.
The following are the quotations of leading
articles: O.,
81. As Der bushel; red, $1.4O
CoRN-Steady, buying sacked and DELIVERED
58a6Oc; selling in same condition at oZ3aoDc. =
LARD-Scarce, buying price 9alOc; selling al
1Oa1lc.' ol, al a.
H1Y-Baled, 81. 25a1. s5 per 100 lbs Loose
from yvag CONS, 81 rs per 100 lbs. a -g. 81
DRIED FRuIT-Nominal, 2se .o LOT appies
Peaches, halves, 4; quarters, SaSt; .;,-
ETonR-Stock easier choice, $4.5O; family,
buying $S5Oa8 IS per sack extra Sa;2 20 40 Gp
selling best family brands, So 75a4 70, per sack;
Bac,oSwIn demand; buying hog round, 9!alo;
selling loa1o5 Buying, shoulders, DC s, D
gle; hams, 10la1lc. Selling, snouioers' "'Ye'
sides, lOia11c; hams, l2la13c.
FEATHERs- prime, 6oa65 duck ana
,piYed 41a5Oc. - 80
in RHTTERMVery scarce, buying price, 15al8;
selling in shipping order Oa22lc. -
Eaas-In good demand at llal23c
sRAGs-33c.
eBEEswAx-27a2Sc per pound. h ca
ToBAcco-Tennessee leaf, 8al2c. So
GRASS SEED-Timothy, SOU per pus 81
I" Herds grass, 81 90 "
Blue $1.5O
" Orchard ESQ
{. Clover seed, 7.5O
FLAX SEED-$1.00
GINsENG-85a90c.
SENEK 4 SNAKE-Active, soc. aIA
YELLos RooT-Active, SC. -. ~ ts = >
WooL-Washed. 40c per ID.
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THE ORGAN AT HOME II !
FOR REED ORGANS, 81 SO


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" Violin.
Dealers will bear in mind these popular books which
will sell with the best. q - ~--,,--s,vr,
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Boston. vaE1 ai 711S'dSay. New York.
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RR2Ep Drugs.

The drug trade holds up we'll and sales during
the past week, have been upon the average.
Prices are firm, with an upward tendency. P.
and N. Quinine has already advanced to 500
per or and will no doubt go higher. Oils re-
main unchanged since cur last reportosA 8
Pairts are atrife weaker, but so far no change
in prices has been experienced. 81 ~ ~
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Rates of Board for 1873

Per month, s35 90 per week, 80 90 per day, 81 8
except for June, $40 per month 4l2 per week, an
81 IS per day. July, August and September. SIS pc
month sl3 per week, and 81 per day. October sam
as June. Persons coming in May will get the benefit
of May rates during their stay. ~ 81 .ls.
, 1873-05-18
i .mR. .L0RlNG's STATEMENT.

Mr. F. L. Loring, boot and shoe dealer at
No. 116 West Madison street, whose name was
rather unp1easantly connected with ian out
rageous assault" upon the person Of Mr.. g. B.
Kane, Of the ink-making firm Of Kane Co.,
mentioned in The TRIBUNE yesterday, claims to
have been entirely miarepresented. He, states
that in answer to IN advertisement he called Oh
Kane, some time ago, for the purpose Of e1"
changing watch for lot. Kane produced
map OF the city, and pointed out the streets on
which the real estate was situated Lot1ng went
with friend to take look at the property, and,
being satisfied with it, returned and COM
p1eted the exchange. receiving from
Kane deed Surprising that the latter
WAS IN honest man, be neglected
to examine the paper until after he returned
from an Eastern trip Then he discovered TINT
the deed was for = value1ess lot z the sHanps Of
Calumet He Immediately sought out Kane, and
demanded proper exchange. or the return OF
his watch. Kane said the exchange Was cor
rect, aud in accordance with the advertisement
Loring denied this. Kane then called him q
liar, and struck him in the face. For this
affront Loring whipped him. Mr. Ioring says
that this waa au there Was to the outrageous as-
sault; that he can prove th4t bis statements aa
to KAne's honesty are correct, and thas be Will
bring suit to recover damages