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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-08
TIRE NEW GERMAN MONETARY LAW.
WASHINGTON, August 7, 1873

WASHINGTON, August 7, 1873.
The following are among the important prov-
sions OF the new German monetary law, full copies
Of which have been received at the Treasury De-
partment:-
For money in circulation is to be substituted the
national gold standard, the mark (value % $40
cents being the unit OF the money Of account and
marks. The subsidiary coinage is to consist OFFS,
and ! mark pieces and 30 and 20 penny pieces;
nS token ana 10
pieces. The subsidiary and token coinage is to be
manufactured on account OF the Empire and issued
whole amount or the silver and token coinage is
not to exceed 12h marks per capita OF the popu.
amount to some thing over sioo IN value
At each issue an eqSa amonnt Of the o Existing
and, Hrst OF all, those not belonging 10 the
gradual a Withdrawal Of all the silver coins Of the
the national gold COINS national bank notes, re.
deemable In gold and subsidiary silver and token
marx Hn pieces coined Tor their he'll own interests at tie
minis designated for the coming Of the national
money whenever those minis are not employed
foreign coins and to decide whether the I'm
rency at the rate it heretofore has in
inland trade, and in such cases 20 FIX the rates.
Hpon the national currency system are to be called
in. After that time only such bank notes as are
redeemable IN national currency VIII De issued or
allowed to remain in circulation. This same
regulation governs all corporation bonds. Paper
money issued by the different states will be re-
deemed January I, 1885, at the latest. An issue Of
national paper money will be made conformably
to an Imperial order. Government law will
make provision for the issue and circula-
ton OF the national paper money, as
well as grant relief to the various
States for the purpose OF redeeming their paper
money. The carrying OF this law into effect VIII
render necessary the coinage and issue OF large
amount OF subsidiary silver and token coinage, and
the minis Of the Empire being engaged upon that
work. there will necessarily be large reduction in
the rate Of the gold coinage and a relief TO the
various money markets OF the world, particularly
London, and 1t Will also, tend very strongly to de-
crease the shipment of gold coin aud bullion
from the United States. The coinage opera
tions of the German Empire during the
last eighteen months Withdrew temp0rar y
from the accustomed channels between one hundred
and nifty million and two hundred million dollars
OF gold, and contemplated the substitution OF gold
coins In Mace OF the large amount 0i silver hitherto
the standard in the German states. But 10 is
doubtful whether the plan of the German govsrn-
ment which evidently contemplates the exporta-
ton Of It's immense surplus silver 10 the states
intaining the double standard can be carried
fully into effect. The disposition TO other coun-
tries Of 30 large an amount Of silver. without con-
siderable sacrifice is regarded sy pereons familiar
with the subject Of metallic money as impossible.
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MARKET NUlSANCEs.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

instead OF being 4 nuisance and danssrous, s sp
health. How Is onal to DC aisposed Of IN any Ss,'S
wayS -
II the 1000 horses which die yearly id this city
cast into the sea- where is to be the end OF tnat
gigantic nuisance' Should the waters OF the y,
North River be poisoned daily by thousands OF
gallons of blood run thereins Is not the Board of
Health lighting against fate when 1t says there
ANAL be no nuisance in New York; Can they say
where all this re 10 to be made 10 dsapPeari
Matter cannot be destroyed ana 1t must exist IN
some shape. The Board OF Health have
stopped the drying OF blood from the
slaughter houses, by inoGensve process, into an
,nonensive fertilizer. and 1t is now accumulating
into fostering, r0tting mass at the docks oi
TOrtieth street. This should be looked to, and
the HERALD has taken an active part in ABOLISH
ing nuisance, 1t would be well tnat it should see
shat the Board OF Health, In its warfare against
nth, should not make matters worse by refusing,
against all reason. that the business OF working up
his offensive material should De carried on some
wnefe at least within the limits OF their jurisdic
lion. 1t can be done without danger TO health 1t
must be done somewhere, and on our own premises
100. IL Ii useless change one contractor Tor an
other No man set OF men can do an lmposslbllity,
and IL ID an impossibility for million OF people to
1.-Two and do business without originating q vast
nuisance, unless scientific methods used to get
rid OF their waste. The barbarous plan of casting
v into the water must be and Is . failure II. 8.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IospoS MoNRY MARxEr--L0NpOS, August 7-ll 80 NJ
United states vstweny bonds 1865 old, N@; 1868
941e tcnf0rties 9lx Eric Railway shares. !6sz. 49,
LoNDoS, August FTP M-Erie Railway shares, 4G,s.
PARis BounsE-P.RIs August f.kentes OF &C,
T. Nor the sales to-day $3.50 bales were American;
from Savannah Charleston, At SD Sales Of cotton
tsmber and October at SD. The market Is sRady.
Mddng uplands SD; rnidding Orleans, sd Sales
l2G0 bales inc hiding 200J for speculation and export
sales Of the new crop, shipped from savannah or
Charles on. at sld.
iIvERrooL BREApsruyrs MAnKEr--LIvERrocL, August
ia r. M-Ehe market Is quiet.
LIvERPooL PROVISIONS MIRKFr.-LvERr0Ot- August Z .
5P M-Cheese, 62s 3d. cwt for the best grades Of
LoSpos PRopucK MAsxrr-I.oSpoS AUGUST -
Evening Spirits turpcntne opened at 3ls. Cd and
closed at SIS. cd. n BIS per cwt
PRrsoLEuA MARxEr-Asrwsnr, August 7.-Pesreleum,
37isf for fne pale American.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST 187sw1rH SUPPLEMENT

July 81 were s2.5oo.ooo. The receipts from the
same source at the New York Custom House to-
day were $5s6,OO The Assistant Treasurer paid
out to-day $4,000 on account Of interest and
s2l 900 in redemption of fve-twenty bonds. The
bids the ST. 900, sold by the Treasury to-day
amounted to SO, O2O, OOO and the awards were made
at 1910 to 1888.
's-,<.-------.s-a. BANK SHARES.
Bank shates weic in good INQUIRY: and fair
prices were realized. German american sold at
100; America. 1852; American Exchange, 100; Re-
public, 1851, and Fourth National lis. The latest
bids were as follows:-New Yoi!s, 1888; Manhattan,
$50; Merchants 1l9; Mechanics. III; Amer
lea, 1853; City, $40; Phoenix. 9s; North River, 20;
Leather Manufacturers, 1872; State OF New York,
1l3; Commerce, rs; Mercantile, 1872; American
Exchange, 100; Bank Of the Republic. 106k; Bank
of North America, 1O1; Hanover, 1O5; Irving. 1913;
Market, 1872; Nassau, l0l; Shoe and Leather, i49;
Corn Exchange. 100; Continental 80; Central
National, ok; Fourth National, IFS; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, rs.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Business In this department. continues good.
Prices are firm and advancing. Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy Fights sold at ITO; Ohio and Mississippi
second at SAN; do, do consolidated Sinking Fund
at 81; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific sevens at
102; Toledo and wabash consolidated convertible
at $50; do. first at 9sh; Union Pacific Land Grants
at 727l DO first mortgage, s2X New Jersey Central
at 1o4t4; st. Louis and Iron Mountain ut 9ek; Buff
falo New York and Erie at %. The following were
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Continued Inactivity in the
Stock Market.
ABSENCE OF SPECTATORS.
Important Railroad Changes on
the Isthmus.
TWELVE HUNDRED MILES SAVED.
TWELVE HUNDRED MILES SAVED.
Gold Steady, Money Easy
and Bonds Firm.
GERMAN INVESTMENTS
Earnings OF American Railroads During the
Month Of July and Since the
LIST Of January.
WALL STREET, |
THURSDAY, August 7-6P p. n. (

THURSDAY. August 10 P. N.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report English consols and Amer
lean securities strong, with continued In the
money market. The gain OF bullion in the Bank Of
England during the week amounts to f3O7 900;
f126.OOO sterling went into the bank to-day on bal
ance The regular meeting of the Board OF Directors
was held this morning, but 1t was not deemed ad-
Dgsabe to lower the rate OF discount nor Is there
ny PROBABILITY of such change. On the contrary,
rivate advices and the current Of events point to
u considerable rise within the next sixty days.
France has suffered largely OF depletion
Nequent upon the payment OF her war debt,
and England has been to a considerable extent
her banker, Germany now holding large bills OF
exchange on London, which mature some time
next month. Hence, 1t win not be unnatural IL,
from this cause and the possible further demand
by Germany Of coin for coinage purposes, the mar
ket should become very stringent and force the re-
suit predicted by the correspondents and money
writer's The Bank Of France lost 81 600 francs in
bullion during the week-another of those serious
disturbances in the financial world growing out of
the FrancoPrusslan war. and more or less unset.
ting values wherever the influence extends. on
the English stock Exchange good business prevails,
IllInpls Ceatral having advanced l per cent,
thOagh Erie was reported as q per cent lower and
tending downward on a heavy market. The fol-
lowing are the latest quotations :-Consols for
money. 92x 92A; do. for account, 92s4 a o2I;
fve-twenty bonds OF 1855 told), e43f a 941a; do,
do, 1867, 94%; tenforty bonds, Ola; new fves,
90X q COZ; Erie Railway shares 4eh; Illinois
Central Railway shares, IS SO; new French loan,
IA per cent premium. In Paris rentes were active
and higher at $3.50.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money during the afternoon was very easy on
call a z ne
tions as low as ga per cent. Prime discounts
range from 5h o71a per cent. Foreign exchange
was dull and nominal at the prices heretofore re-
ported
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Ic &c. e bs a Ssana and praSes '
S IT, !: III s:sSs, ss:ss .S
s ssS sSS Tor sal. 30 1sc high mixed dc sSs
.ss we're about ss: L.
only S ass 'ss ga s At
.as"s 81; r ss,
rou:hsat almost usre Owes Vessels on he
spot and the Susnss in curriers' confined largely %
% ohsss.D &C fsss sS SO o
re s Ts il bSd ss.s s h 81 Hsas. 4
y sail ,sco6 bushels wheat I'D Shds tobacco
psr steamer SS s " sGiS
o on a. h ana tons ell aee a @ Sy Ssr
1000 busSs; Grain (rslet roo%, al ad Y IONS .siic%
sn sSs SS SasAs 81 grain "a a. a d
e e, Antwerp baslel. wheat steamsr Of sspe@
W ss % slip 30 R1sas
S bark a s"fsp
and bristol Channel with 20 quarters grain at e iHd
Asss'a s11 ssaSs srG'
Dero sa path At hence Z Bremen With S 6S refined
s vi sss ISst = sIaSs sss $
sSs On q n 'ss SaissSs
cSTs FOR order. az. and %; direct .
ss;sSs 81 % nsss ' s. 4,
&n sSd &c. soo Now r0 Dro soo & c0'
NAVAL STORES Spirits urpent,ne ntinues active at
sus naSy ssH
S Sve a s on aRd se s bSp 81 C.
eonaned e small! lots for local wans Inc high rates Of
,aSs @ eSs
S"sS5 ASaEs P's
sad
Al This mouth; deliveries 70 b6ls extra prime sold a.
Out NESTS without sales Inc oaerings to :s
10 9 sssa srH
ocxe. short clear private terms Dressed S
ward tendency 500 tieroes septemher at 9,lCc and
Butter and cheese we're without essential change any
PrTRoL.ux-rhe market for. refined remained very
quiet today with no decided change n SaotaSna
IF ~ $ ~ H.
SSs os. s .. spot < shsS Of
%s HP9ss ;qSTs @ dsy a2
"a ss y Si sIss f sss,Isss vi &
mSoi OF september ab a., and October =. iS
was no business reported Prices were nominally I'M
rather quiet The sales 100 hhd and 200 boxes
basis Of &c. SIZE for fair to good refining, and In
and rsfanns Porto Rico Il refined
iSssc. saS iSsc A for and fss lie for hard.
W. quote :-cubs,.Rsnnng. tnier,sSr TO common mon,
& prime &c s'.s srocsSy fair 70 good SIC;
boxes $40 S,Ic.; molasses hhds and boxes 6'4c. :
dard Nos to o Ike re do, 10 to H. sSc SIC.
do ste ID SAC 9Sc do. i6 TO 49, gc i01Sc DO, Is
Reclining eom%Sn to prime e. s'se; grocery fair 70
49, 6c. sIc Java-Dutch standard, Nos. 10 TO r. SIC.
askc neutrality-suspicious. and extra SUPERIOR 73sc a7sc.
sis; AMI, and ~,,ou. c,.,r. s,,.. 40 mo N. 600,
to prime country at SIC Ssc. city quoted Ssc. also
sales OF 200 tierccs, to arrive, on private terms
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A jefferson Market Nuisa nee.
NEW YORK, August 5, 1877

To THH EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The Board OF Health seem to very DESTROYS OF
preserving the health OF the city by removing null
sances about the markets Will you, through your
paper inquire the reason why they allow the street
and gutter in Tenth street. about Jefferson Mar
ket Prison, to be encumbered with lot OF old TIM
her and the cutters to be stopped up although
numerous complaints have been made OF such
nuisance Is 1t because it Is not so encountered
by poor but honest people, who seek to make an
honest living, but by those who have theii hands
IN the public crib ? ]. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-08
An Uptown Nuisance.

NEW YORK, August b, 1878.
TO rHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
would you kindly draw the attention Of the
Health authorities to the fact that with about
dozen carloads Of gravel the stagnant pool of
water in 10th street, between Fifth and Madison
avenues which has never been Known 10 dry up,
might be filed up, thereby saving the Inhabitants
OF that block from inhalng the slckenlng stenches
which said pool emits. Many children in that VI
ctnfty are affected with chils and FEVER. and with
out doubt directly from this cause.
s Er X. H., 10th street.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Two very good private sales are reported to US.
One of a.plot Of ground on the southwest corner
Of FiHh.avenueand Fifty seventh street, being 73a
on theavenue by 1876 on the street, TO Mr.. Ste
yeps, Tor 500 600 This property was sold by Mr..
" lillian f. Blodgett, the owner direct.
V. X. Stevenson, Jr., reports the sale Of four lots
southe' bst corner Of West End or Eleventh avenue
and Nj nety ninth street 100x1O0. for f24,50O.
The great sale OF 400 villa plots at Long Branch
will be- held tomorrow, on the premises. by Jere
John son, Jr, according to advertisement III an
otheG column.
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ThYee Ddns.

GOLD STBADy-ll5x A 1l5f.
Nothing need be added at present to the CON-
ments that have been made from day TO day on
the condition of the gold market. 1t is simply In
quiet, easy, drifting condition, and may remain 30
until natural commercial influences change the
current of The tide, and bring about what is con-
scientiously anticipated by many Of the best hnan-
cers Of the country-bigher prices, legitimate
demand and an active speculation. This may not
occur for thirty days. When IL docs occur there
will be movement in stocks that Will startle
somebody.
The fluctuations OF the market arc shown IN the
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bushels corn: 1000 bushels oats and $40 bushels
no.wor he rp.r market was gensraly quite without
about SuO 6b Rye -four quiet. and TO some extent
nvnaL Torn meal was fairly active. We sales
a. aoou s bbls and 400 bags at So delivered Tor kiln
afea " 20 for yellow Jersey So 20 for choice Western
We % Tor golden star and IS 20 for prime medal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
DII.LINCHAN- Thursday, August :. by
the Rev. NJ. DeLange, OF fennsylvanla. Mr.: L.. q.
DIILIN6HAM to Miss IDA DELASGE RUSH, both vi
this city.
Philadelphia and Pittsburg papers please copy.
GOLDER-WHITsUS.--Ou Wednesday, August d, Sy
the Rev. George Guirey, WILLIAM J. COLDER to
SUSIE A. WHIrsoN, both OF this city. No cards,
WATERs-FERRETr.- On Wednesday, June Is, at
Rock Ridge chapel, Jersey CITY Heights, BY the
Rev. Chauncey GILES, ROBERT wArsps TO HELEN
FERRETr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-08
CLOSING PRICEs-S O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Flour Dull-Whcat Higher-Corn Firm
Oats Firm-Pork Quiet but Steady
Lard Easier-s.Spot' Cotton Unsettled;
Cultures" 1-16 q 1-s Higher-CoHee
strong-sugar Quiet-Petroleum Dull
Naval stores Quiet-Freight Firms
THURSDAY. August 7-eP.M
The trade movement increases somewhat
from day to day, but no especial activity
has been developed in any direction. The
movement in dry goods and hardware is
fairly active and increasing steadily, while
business In other departments shows COM
paratively little change from one day to another.
At the Produce Exchange to-day nour continued to
rule dull Wheat in sellers favor the of
Ic. a &C. per busheI. Corn frmer, under fair de-
mand. Oats closed steady Cotton the spot declined
"futures' advanced.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio coffee continued very
strong, with light offerings while the demand was
good 20c per h. paid for eco bags fair good Rio
per steamer South America. No other sales
ported. Other descriptions firm, without
worthy movement We quote Rio ordinary cargoes
1sIsc a lsAc.; fair cargoes, l9c. l9Lci good
cargoes lsIsc. 1916: prime cargoes, Doc. ;
+: y days credit; SsSa .sovsSnmsSs ba$ss 3.
! ss 1sc e Ssyen i5s SarscaiSS
s$ g. s.sssf s.s'Ssn 81
Manila, 1slsc 9c Angostura 1slsc. 19c. savanila,
1s1sc l91ac; Curacao. lslac &c., gold, 60 DAYS
CorTos-rhe demand for cotton on the SPOT was prn.
sipaly from exporters who eon,nued to make low bids
a1otadons may Be ressrdsd wholly nominal ths
si nor
5Jsc and 700 bales barely ordinary TO arrive, at 1896.
S"r ss
good and strictly good FRY Sws anS hs The ns
Set was isriy active and nI@er sales showing sd
OF nc. for August and 6c Tor the later months
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BARSErT.-On Wednesday, August 0. DAVID. IN,
FAINT son oil Aaron and Bertha Barnett aged
months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
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n.oay Las' Erssi"g' ro. pa;
Export ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ LMN
Cot,su,nt,o ION ........... 27s S's
speculation ......................
-incaded in the above are is bales to arrive We
quote:- -, .,, A., ,., 49,.
ordinary ............ IttA
Good ordinary. l6aa l61t ~,
Strict good ordinary l11s Us iss iesB
Low middiing. ls ay4 ass
Coco s1Sdn misd ding :. a. aM "a q
ming in quality not more than hall a grade above
q below the Grade quoted For future h delivery
su.i % s 30 a. seet.@be 10 az
iSc October 100 at II 2t3,c 400 ~ IL I36c. Derem
ber 500 NC Total LOO bales Today, up 10 three
o'cock-Apg ust 1880 at IS I3ec, ap at lsc, lW At
100 at is isl6c 100 AZ Isc LOO at is Hi@: 100 q
al is 29sc 600 at IS Itec, zoo AZ Is 81 SIC. 100 at
2 at isb32c 100 AZ ls3l6c 200 Is 5c 30 at Is s-6c
October 200 at l7c, lD AT Y 2sSzc, sou 1t u l56c
1920 bales The aserasss o. forward DE-
callAuaus At IL 2.ic September 700 at IS 2552c
800 at lSIsc. october, 100 at n 253c. December LOO
at IKE Total 600 bales. Second callAugust 80 AZ
sc 2oat SG Total geo bales Receipts a. the
SAVANNAH ga = Ch Sni @ wilmington ~ Nor
folk. 40: New York, So; Boston, 1s2 Total I2s This
day last wcet, 1853 This dav last year. 80 , os,
FLOUR Aro GRAIN.-Receipts, Il, $40 bbls hour iU.
bbls and SIS sacks corn meal: lsl-Q bushels wheat
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the sth inst. at four O'Clock p NJ Carriages will
be in waiting at the Centre street depot, Newark,
N. j., to meet the three O'Clock train rom New
York
SurusRIAND--On Wednesday, August O. PETER
SUTHERLAND, OF disease OF the kidneys
Funeral this day 0riday), at one O'Clock, rom
NorIcs-The members OF the Cataract A,so-
CATION are hereby notified TO attend slet0t
meeting 70 be held at 547 West twenty ninth street
on Friday August s, At one O'Clock sharp, for the
purpose Of paying the last rloute OF respect TO our
late deceased ieilow memeer, Peter suther'ano-
BY order OF the Committee.
ToBIS.--On Wednesday, August 9, NARY ELLEN.
younges, daughter OF Richard and Johanna Tobin,
aged year, months and 10 days
What is life? IT'S breath dream
melting note-a mete0r's CLEAN
falling leai-a passing wave
step from the cradle 10 the gravel
/ Relatives and friends OF the family are requested
! TO atseud tue funeral, from the residence OF hcr
parents No. I Rutgers street, this slteroooh' Al
two O'Clock.
:. The relatives aud friends of the family. aud 0. her
sons BENJAMIN r. ana William [. Jones anu rna m
celus Wallace, and OF her sons.ln-a s os 0mn,us
Mcdonald aud James II. Cookson, are Iespec.au'y
invited to attend the funeral on rt' n dangntc9
at two T. ~, from the res,ue a Feet Groenpont
sarah 9. Mcdonald ia Java S'ioVr 'f'
wr,IEs.--At Yonkers, on wednesday, Ansaa .,
JAMES EDwrN, infant son Of LAW. saus ." ""o '"''0
'" Melie,' az The residence OF his parents, S0ps
p,nsawsy and Ludlow street, ionxers, n; 1" o'.
SSa,nraa~ August 9, at one o'clock r. y. re
satutav, anN friends are invited 20 attend, with
out further notice go - uy,oo
wrlIsroop.-At Greenwich, conn on weunc. o.
day. August ELLA B f,s,o oa agcd pI" Year r.
Robert aud Kate u "ehstoo"' W" S~~''
RaIaives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral A. the residence n sssu 81 St' August AZ o
O'Clock r. NJ. Train leaves Grand CentrH oepVs "a
e:23 r. N, for Coscoes
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-06
CHRONICLE STEAM JOB OFFICE.

New and Complete Bindery to be Added.
We have made arrangements to add to
our JOB OFFICE a new and complete
bindery, ruling machine and everything
needed to do first-class work of that kind.
Our Job Office is now filled with newer
and better material than any in East Ten
nessee. In short time we will have a
bindery in operation where blank books,
ruled to order, of any grade can be fur
nished. Those who want work of this
kind will do well to wait for our new ma
terial. We have just completed, for sew
eral Colleges in East Tennessee, catalogues
and programmes of superior style. We in
vite inspection to our specimen work
which is as good as any done here or else
where.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-06
Printing for Colleges.

The CHRONICLE Job Office yesterday,
Messy Creek College that are unusually
fine specimens of Typography. We are
willing to place them by the side of work
of the same kind done in Eastern cities.
We have turned out from our Job Office
this season an unusually large amount of
printing for colleges in East Tennessee.
We have printed some catalogues that we
claim are superior to any thing of the kind
ever before printed in East Tennessee We
have specimens in the office for exhibition.
we have new methods and superior facili-
tes 1or all classes of college printing and in
wife attention to our specimens.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-06
CHILDREN,s EVENING.
Staub.s Opera IIan.a.


Those of our readers who have been for
tunate enough to be present at any of Mrs.
Richardson's school exhibitions i'm the
past, are well aware of her superior talent
in getting up truly entertaining as we'll
as instructive programme. To crafty an
earnest and frequently expressed desire of
her scholars, she has agreed to give an ex-
hibition at Staub's Opera House next
Monday night, and for that purpose has
selected programme of declarations, di-
alogues, choruses, tableaux, duets and
charades which, we feel sure. win prove
highly entertaining as we'll as Instructive,
being selected with a view to the higher
moral culture of the scholars and the ele-
walton of the moral tone of society. For
further particulars we invite attention to
the programme to be issued. The price of
admission will be so cents. Doors will
open at O'Clock, and the exhibition will
commence promptly at 8 o'clock. Let
there be a crowded house. yi6-d3t