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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20
ESveS'y.
N'TooEe's American Hotel
~ E.iVABsW EtsEoHc

~ Livery Stable.
In commencing the new year Toole has made
his arrangements to present the handsomest and
most durable Livery outfits ever seen il the Vsl-
ley. His
Buggies, Carriages, &c.,
are all new, snd made to order. His splendid
stud Of Match Horses, including Blacks, Greys,
Bays and Browns, cannot be surpassed in the
State
His riding horses are frst-class, both for speed
and ease.
He is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public either with single feeds for their hor
ses, or by the day, week or month, liberal
terms
His Stables are close and comfortable, his sheds
ample, and his hostlers attentive and accomno-
dating.
He respectfully asks continuance Of the lib
era1 custom heres ofnre extended, promising that
no one shall 60 away dissatisfied.
Essr OFFICE ct the Bridge, near American
Hotel. jan A-tf
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UVk1NTAS is universally ackn ow ssd
~ the best remedy for all affections Of the
bladder, Back, and Kidneys It is suitable for
sid men WHO on the decline Cures Spermn
torh@a, Nightly Emissions, Con orrhGa, Whites.
apd affections Of the Urinary or Genital Organs.
sr rs}t y I'll h;rrt;-ts. -
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ELS LIVERY STABLES.
sSAshrarn tom Wnn

~ a. EG In GL>e9 LIE . EKS q 3 "A LIS ia Els,
- SaaasaHatoa, VA.
Nv In entering upon the new year, ~
the subscriber has had his New Stables arranged
for the accommodation Of his growing custom,
and calls the particular attention Of his friends
and the public to his unusual facilities for carry
ing ON his Livery an enlarged scale.
His Stables are entirely new, the floors adapt
ed to the comfort Of horses and his sheds fitted
up for the protection Of vehicles from the wealth
err.
He wishes to remind the public that his com
plete outfit Of new BUGGIES, CARRIAGES.
PHAETONS, HACKS, &C., in neatness and case
of moving, are not to be equaled by any Livery
in the Valley.
He can accommodate persons with superior Ri
ding and Driving ors es, DO tn Gentle and Fast
Horses Fed and Boarded on liberal terms.
The famous Hostler, Tom Bethel, is in general
charge of the stables.
OFFICE near the Bridge, (sey bui1diny)
ian 4-tf Fl ED. BURKE
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nUEENsWARE AND FRENCH TEA SETS.
" april W. H. WELLER
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20

Nuli line of imported Extracts, at W Il. TY-
REEFS Drug store sept IS
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Case No. 437.)
m THR DISTINCT COURT OF THE UNITED
Sixties. FOR tto Western District of virginIss
N Bankruptcy.
In the natter Of Waller Odsr, DanErups
10. whom it may concern
The undersigned, Vim. E. Dorraurh,- Of
Rockingham CO, Va. hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee Of tile estate Of Waller
0dsr, Of Augusta county. in said District
who was on the 2ndiday of July, A. D., 1873,
sdindgsd' 81 Bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court Of said District.
Dated, Harrisonburg October 90 1873.
nov eLse WMa DE- DORRAgGH, Assignea
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Ii amburg Edges and Insertions. Pera Trim
IL mirss, Djmity Trimmings Broadway and
I-itan4 Frillings, and many other novelties. At
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-20

atologne Water, extra, at W. r. TYREE's
~ Drug store sept 15
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n Jeiley Tun blers, xix different patterns, for
sale by G. g. WHEAT 4 90.
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HsssSssaxk BssSses..

(Gss III. 44S):
uYNA DISTRICT COURT OFF TIE, UNITED
States, fsrths " es.ea N. D;ssric.'cf Virginia.
IhsbahEruttcJ.-
Fh'the 'rvatser' oeSHsaN III Miller, Bankrupt
To'who,nit' may concern :.
The Undersigned, w1H M..D6rrArgh, Rocking
hsra'C oumy, Virginia, hereby gives notice Of his
appointment. as Assignee efthe Estate Of Susan
III Miller. Of hocEiughauf' county in
said Distriet,. who was; ON the 18th day Of July.
AID. 1875, wdjusigsd Bisnkfupt on his own Pc
titlon. by he District Court uf' said District.
Dated: EarrisonSurg, October %, 1873
nov GA3t WM. Mi DORhA UGH. Assignee.
Cease No 48O')
IN THE. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District Of Nirginis.-
In Bankruptcy.
Inthe matter Of John IT, Detanore,, bankrupt.
10 whornt may concern:
acknowledgement F. A. Berlin. of liArriscnbnrg,
Rockingham oo!, Va, hereby gives notice OF his
appointments as Assignee Of the estate of John
n. Detamors, Of SargersviEs,, Augusta county,
ih'sad District. who was, on the 16ttday of Aug,
a. d., 1873. sdiudaeds Bankrupt on his own
petition by the District Court Of said!dissrict.
Dated. Got e., 1873.
nov. 6l3t' F. A. BERLIN Assignee.
, 1873-09-25
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

large number Of strangers were present at the
noon prayeE-meeuug in tho Methodist Church Block.
yesterday.
regular meeting Of tho Board Of Msnagers Of tho
so!lers' Homo will be hold at tho uoms eouh Evans.
ton, ut noon on Saturday.
"A gentleman named A. L. Bcrachcck yesterday lost
Wallet containing about $500 In checka, which was
found by an honest Itt!a inmste Of tho Newsboys,
Homo, aud returned. The boy rewarded with
IS.
special meeting Of the Caledonsan Club will bs
held Friday evening III tho basement OF the Scotch
Church. corner Of Adams and BapBauou streets, for
the purpose Of considering the quoation Of the plr
chass Of hall.
John Clark keepa saloon on Htato atreet, called
Windsor Caatle" aud he also kees late ho1a In this
caate aud oes out drink to the thirsty after tho ys-
to hour Ha humanity In thts respect yesterday cost
Wat, Robbins and gang were up before Juace Dan-
n.yesterdsy morning, and moved for continuance.
which was granted them. This morning they will be
aeissed Of COURSE but It ts soasce Of qualification
to know they al had to pass night in dirty cell like
other felloHS.
pany was 6ned $l0o by Danyon, Yesterday, fur Obj
atracting tho public highway in building Tagging
station O!ark street, of COURSE Tug Board Of Pub
Ic Works did not make the complaint. They arO for
ornament, and not uBc.
Mayor Bond and 8upt. Waahburn weso closoted
together for than IN l,olr ycstotduy aornoun,
hut tbs substance Of thur consersaon wns ,Iot o.
yUEeu except th9t 1t related to the 1ul! aHa1F Al
carly decision n the caso may 10 reached IN couRo-
luence.
Tho Tf,aes, IN Tuesdays ssne stated that tho board
frane buildngs within tho re llmits to the,
they would be toru down 1t the ona of sixty days
A. these notices wero Issued oyer ~ ssss ago u
quito in the nature Of things that tho 1fnIfs should
publish tho fact - noWs.
Abuer Kinney hna rather 90 ashing. Almost any
one would for shs Bridewou Ia not place onn. from
, 1873-09-25

Meeting Of the IB0nrh Of Edtlcntion--
.Ehe village Trustees Got TOgether>
Agree upon mn Extensive water I1n-
pravemelt, and Let the Contract for
tho Necessary Ptpc, ETC., Mt s2SG,-
9SD.3S.
day evening, thirteen bids received for the
struoon of Cornell schoo-1Iouso aud 1t was resolved
that the bilB be not opened until Thursday evening
no1 and TINT additional bida be received at the oico
Of Smith Cobb Major Block, Chicago, until Of
TINT day.
VILLAGE TRusTEKs' MEETING.
An adjourned meeting Of the Trustees Of Hyde
Park WAS alao hcld on Monday evening,
Tic detailed p1aus and specifications for float
bridge tho Calumet nIvor, at NlnctyAfth street,
275 feos long, with 35 feet swing At Estimated cost
Of s, 500, md for bridge at Chltendon, 133 feot
long, ndoptod, and tho Superintendent was or
dercd to advertise for p1oi'osaa. Lax.
Tho contract for union Of interest In tho constrc
ton Of waerworka between the Town Of Lake and tho
sre snd referred the ' Attorney % esa 1oVsoa
ent wster-rpes fE9m the
north Stony Island avenue to Stxy-aeyenh Rtrcet
thence west 70 woodawn avenue; thence, on Sixty.
thonco twciyo-inch pipc north On State street to
Thirty-nintn street nao, tweyencn Pipe on stony
Fifty-soyeuth street thoneo to Hyde Park aronuo.
mud north on same to Fifty-nrst street; thence m
eght-nch pIo OIL Bane avenue north to BrooKs
thence west Brooks street to Cotage Grove avcnue;
thence north on Said nvenue to Thlry-ninth street.
and west on Thirty-ninth street TO Bato street to-
gchor With Ill necessary connections, valves and fire.
Iytlrauts.
Measrs. II. H. sscbblngs, y. P. Gray, and Joha F.
Darney elected the Commissioners to estiaato
tho cost Of tho above. . z....
An ordinance nso adopted for the construction
Of sewer on Greenwood avenue, from Flfty-hrss
strcet north to Forty-eevcnth street. und W. r. Gray
Samuel g. Nhoades and II. D. Bogus were elected
Commissioner estinlnted cost, who subsequently
reported mn estimated cost Of $l0,0u0. ....
Tho estimate approved, aud tho President waa
authorized to present te usual petition to the Court
for tho levy Of tho specinl assessment.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening, Mt o'clock.
THE SECOND MEETING.
The Donrd Of Trustees met OH Tuesday evening" ac-
cortng to nd tonrnrnent, ard ufler rcc-hoursf
sion, Adopted contract with O. L. Helucmbourgh to
furnish u tho pipe ordered by tho ordinance adopted
on hlouaay evening, with MI connections, stopcocks,
valves, and thiry-soyen double rc:hydrant- al COM
rletely laid md nishcd aud ready for use, for ta
Of $28a0Bo.38 payable In twcntyyear conpnn l'onda
Of tho Town Of Lake or Of the Village Of Hyde Park.
, 1873-09-25
THE SHARPSIIOOTERS.
Close of Their Festival, md Diatribu-
tf0n OF Prizcs to tho Successful Cost-
fnAfntnfH.

tcatnntS.
Tho shnrrshooters festival, at sharpshooters' Park,
near Thornton, to conclusion night bGfore Inst.
Shooting md bowling ceased at IA o'clock 1n., when
Mr. John 3. Gartcnman mounted tho steps aud said
That the large attendance during the continuance Of
the festival had again proven that sharpshouters
still cling to thoir timc-honored notion
of unity. II he looked around him,
aud tho different flags aud banners that met hts eyr
hc felt himself entitled to the hope that unity anu
fraternity would reign supreme among them. lie
lkc brotlors md stand together, thur creating
united power ngainst which the slavlsh crowds Of
"1nuckers would have no desire to contend. Sharp
shooting societies counted tho best among their
numbers. and 1t their duty to preserve and
strengthen the bond Of unity among them.
After the delivery Of this speech. tho President Of
tho Association, n1r. John l.. Huck, distributed tho
prizes.
prae M n essa The ef rzc III cash. was
Among the others that distinguished the1nsevos and
received prizes tho following q. Denttenmuel-
lor, Of Chicago; D. Wiggctt, of Highland, ILL.,: F.
Hartmann, Of Chicago; Q. Knmm, Of Highland, ILL., !;
and Gottfrled Non1anls, Of Chicago.
aud received tho nrat prize, gold watc worth $780,
mud l.. Fourstein, OF Chicago, received the
second prlze, $40 u cash. Prize boEcrB Hssllg and
" Buffalo Miller rece!yed nothing.
In the evening the park WAS brilliantly Illuminated,
and ball WEE held In the large ball IN the centre.
They would have lnnced all night but for the fiber-
ailty Of the railroad company I'll refusing to run their
train aftcr 10 oclaek. The participants did not arrive
In the city until after u o'clock midnight.
, 1873-09-25

A Variety or Business TRANSACTED
YCkfcrui1ya


The Board Of Police met, MS usual, yesterday. supt.
Washburu nade communication to tho effect shat 10
bud received $40 from Mr. John Wilson, to be given 10
OHlccr James Morgan, as a reward for services
In recovering hr. Wilson's horse Rnd buggy;
also the Of $50 from h1r. II. o. Walker,
to be given to Officer ueInzman, for similar
services. Tho surerlntondcnts Recommendation
TINT the officers ho permitted to receive their amounts,
was concurred in. The Superintendent further rcconl
mcnded that Officer Michael Brennan, Of the Twelfth
Precinct, be appointed Chief Clerk in the Bupcrlu-
tendents ofce, to date from Sept !, will at atli-
ttona SALARY Of $500 per annun. This recommends
ton was also concurred In.
The question having been presented by aomo OF the
legal parasites who hang around courts to help people
out Of HcrnpcH tcchnicalitcs, whether the Board
Ind legal right to suspend sentence over nu othcer
during good behavior, and then discharge him when
agan churged with my otenBe, on motion the ques-
Tho of 0stlcer Hogan, tried several duys since
for inoxtcation was taken up aud the officer was sen-
fenced to DO discharged from the force
ho wsa found RSIty md senteeed % 10 be- brouat az be-
fore tho board aud be severely reprlmunded.
Mr.. Il: 7. Crane, Of the Exposition Board Of Dl.
whether the f1ro Department would atatiou NJ n;
glne at tho E1poaition Bnildiug the Marshal
asked tho Board to authorize him to comply
tho now Cole engtne, which ii to arrive to-day,
and 10 pick company Of ton from the whole force u
show our visitors ine specimen Of our Fire Depart
anco there is now w place for new engine. Tho
Marshal mas, therefore, authorized to orgunizu Com
pany No. 3d. and waa told to pick hne mon for tho
Company. .
Tho Marshal asked information ~ to the time which
the Board had established to change the uniform from
hats to caps and az 10 Information forthcoming,
the MHrahal determined to ask the 4oard to pass
order making tue change aa soon "a practicable. Ad-
tourued.
, 1873-09-25

have thought we'll Of ths before o hto!e tho Ghosts an
contents from two ncwnboya on the Lake shoro Noad,
lle ''at aefer tho lseatnrsl excursion or ray Ssoo
and got out OH ball. SO Bnith 1Ianyon.
ocrtacatca to tcach In Cook County vcre granted 10
saturtlay iasa b. H. Lindsay 4. H. Nobinsoi, ". 9.
or J. r Dixon, John Keneay, Il # gkner' D.yd Is,,
back, Mary l. iinssoy, Maggie Z. Woods ANNA Z; "
TO, iIetcn L. Allen, oharloto T. Rcmingeon. saran
a f. osa t' S?rs no sss ii S % Se
held on Saturday, Oct 18, commencing ut 10. m.
Mike onlngllntn Ia ono Of tho 1a1sed street gang
Of roughs and great raHcn1. One week ago, :" Just
ssy,s ss s Ssa nss sD s eGy 2 ssss 0
night hc In company with two other young yillans.
atacfo Denls l!anon red1er an md l. tried to rob
hc llucd 800, and tho second put unor bombs
Of 500 to appear at tho Criminal Court
on tho Court-uonao plans till Monday excited so.no
vague rtora TINT 500 had been offered to thia Al.
dcrnan $500 to that one and was stated, douhtlesa
1s ba ar ss s9naens naa aea
lat night that Hoiao WHO voted for this roatroe'nont
did It for financial reasons, md 10 1nabo outside rar
ties to Bhow their hands and slate definitely hat votes
wcro worth to them.
The West 8i1o police doing nost cxcollcnt work
in breaking up number Of low dives In tllcr division
which are termed European hotels, hut wlot. really
the reaorts for tho lowest kinds Of blacHegs ail
nroatuea. Tho Btrnnger Ia more eaatly deceived by
this pretense to responsibility under tho gso Of hoes
nseo Ssy yessry sad o sda considered r. e to c e
and nncd tllo following PERSONS who keepcra Of
auel, rlaces: Hattie Hines, No. u Wost Randolph
and g. Hudson, No. ii West Randolph street. 1auzey
and tho Inmates Of his lio,lse wcro 1acd $s0 each
Hudson and hiu happy family wore served $25 eacn.
and ines and ratiuiu let OF Oh payment OF ffe
cQtl.
, 1873-09-25
buffalo Live stock Market.

BusrALo, Sept. 2a.--cA1rLE-Receipts to-day, In
clndug reported arriyal 478 total for the week. 1851.
Tho market still continues at deadlock, with no
Balea except TO supply tho local enland buyers
atill undecided hnw to act. It thought trade
failura Of CLOVIS T. Co. caused another set-back. Tho
yards full Of stock, most Of which, 1t is thought
will 10 shipped East In first hands. Prices to TIE local
1lino!a steers averaging 136 at $55 Il Ohio steers
averaging 1.36o@1 1,4B5 at $5:75 1b3 Indiana steera
atocrs averaging s8Gs1 lo5, At $37s@I25; SO Canada
atsera. averaging 1073@l ,16l, At H.25@&.50.
ported arrivals, 24s !; total for the week, 9s5. No
safes. Canada lambs held at Ss.oo@5.50; CanndR
sheep at $50o@5.50; (; Western sheep ut f4.00@i.76.
uoas-lsecepts today, including reported arrivals,
so5 total for lie wouk, l,s45 The hog trade Is leas
affected by tho financial panic. Dealers stln, and
drafts. Gu yesterday over 1000 we're sold. To-duy
trado wns active at loo per cwt advance yesterdays
prices, with fair prospect Of tho pens hctng cleared
Bales were 1000 Iinoa, Ohio, and IadianR hogs ay-
eragiug 1059960 lbs, Mt t4.80@4.B5,
, 1873-09-25

rccht, dornnn-Anscr!can, from Stuttgart, nnd up
pointed in his place f. O. san,ms, Florida negro
When tho Duko Of Edinburgh vRisc1 Birmingham
Tho acr day, fcrvd old 1as1y cit,owo.a cr way to the
front Of THO crowd, o1o!siuling, "dod bless YOU
lIow's your dear motllcr?"
Mrs, patoraon, who presided over tho domestic
ecoilony Of tho White House during tho form Of lser
father, Andy J0f.,ls0n ,nH ateI new luRtre 10 her
laureta by k!ng tho romlun for tho bust buttcr at
Tennessee fair.
Mrs. 1Iognn Sues tho City harAhal Of Dos Afones for
$4,000 damages for killing dog in her yard. thereby
causing her grcat torror, premature confaemcnts
md tho bir.h Of a dead child.
Fathcr 11yacinthc Inns advanced Htep further To-
ward prolcnantss. IN llo now denies tint hore aro
my materal chnnRca In tho Eachnrist-tho "prea-
ence :" is n spiritual, not d corporal, one.
Z. L. oronnsc. long attaohed to tho Now York
Times, Inns Withdrawn from Ills poailion hs its Was-
fngon correspondent, in order tint lo ny accept M
engagement With Messrs Page, Kdlor L Fletcher,
coal-tar diHtlllcrs.
Tho atcat two expeditions In search Of tho North
Pofo-Mr. President Grants polaris Expedition hy
water, and Mr.. ay Cookies Northern Pacific Exrcdi.
tton by 1ail-hayo tuh collapsed simultaneously.
The coincidence Is CURIOUS but instructiyc-s. Lo4s
Republican.
Con. Jauc8 Bhltlls, formerly Of ts Rtato, now Of
Carrol.on, NO., hnH replied to MI invitation to deliver
War; at st. Lo,ls, Oct B. That tho oifccts Of accident
from which ao suffered some tlmo ago will not per-
nit him to do no.
Rosa Winanst tho na1ttmore millionaire has tnat cou-
rctc In the southwestern part Of that city 113 brick
dwelling ghouaes, four sories high anitablo for fam
es In moderate circumstances oil OF tho houses being
laid of and built alike, aud possessing nnus,a! ac-
comn,odssions for dwellings, Of their class. Those
houses coat Mt lcnB $500 900 in at md will accomm
date about 1,600 people.
, 1873-09-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NOW t0fK H4t1AnC1NA NGkF4s
NEW YonK, sepr. 24.-In Wull street tho day opened
with IN unsettled feolin8 In consequence Of tho sua-
ponson Of lio~os h Macy, bankers and Brown 4
s.on but aGns WAS 'le eaes IT,
Clearing House meeting adjourned.
Money about per cent per d!om. Foreign exchange
down to l07 for 60 days, aud 1o71s for short sight,
Good bills corld be bought for much less. Com
dold las been nctive, uctuat!ng during the day be-
rates have bcen aud rcr cont, and dat for bor-
oiearings s2a,ooo,ooo. Tho Assistant Treasurer
Tie offerings Of United States bonds to the Treaa-
ury have been slow aud 0ggng, only 100 hny-
ali cusses Of United statcs bonds for caa, has been
noted. though, Of course, tho offerings were elin1
United stntes 6s Of 1881. Registered. 11s bd
United States G-2os Of Ss coupons. ~ It'd
Ts GIoarins % 81 @ oonteo ss!,ed i: III
Monday morning Of ST., 800 ,oo0,
Tho assurances given by 1ealing dry goods houses,
that no trouble exists in those departments despite the
varoua reports have done much III alleviasing tho
condition of Will street and IN measure account
day amounted to tcnrrency values,, being
the corresponding period as year we're $ aud
q. .22s ae0 In 1871. Tho total e1porla since Jan. l.,
this year, $203 against 6b2 last year.
md $tG8, ,030, ,355 III 1871.
The cable dispatch announcing tho suspension Of
tho firm Of Clews, 1lalbecht l. Co. had no effect on
the street. Tile feeling tho street continues strong
" In favor Of keeping tho Stock Exchange closed in
fact this III nbsolutoy necessary to sayo any
fresh e1cltoment. Thera was the usual crowd on
Broad street to-day, aud irregular dealings In atocka
continued. It ia utterly impossible to give
approximate Idea Of the course of priccs, nH
were offered at all Borts OF prices, md bid for III the
same manner, simply for effect. At tho close the
fo1l y+,r{c cttrr hntn mi In
, 1873-09-25

M'v1oKER's THEATRE.

M'v1oKER's THEATRE.
The number OF persons whose morals were 40 much
,sorsO thnn those OF tho characters In " Fronch-
women that they could havo been improved by
contemplation Of tho illustrous aggregation Of nobility
and weaknoss appears to have boen amaler than the
nnmo Of Chicago RbEoad would warraut. Tho gcner-
osity Of tho management in continuing tho Ioco for the
boneAt Of theHo depravcd and numerically ins}gnia-
cant creatures ut personal sacrifice is duly apprect
Ated However, tho wicked cannot always have things
ther own way, and now we arc promised new
American drama, BY Louia yIder adapted to the Amer
attractive title Of the piece, which ~ story Of do
nlestic life, founded factsh The public will miss
tho graceful and polished actor, Mr. Floyd, whose
"st1ck" engagement with hlr. McVicker ended lust
week. The ptecc will introduce once moro TO the
public pleasant little Indy and accomplished actreaB
Mrs. Mary Myers, whoae absence from tho stuga has
been dae to sickness. Tho cast Ia as foloWs:
Itlen la'nsey salias hAH 1lny
Mary hanAey Mrs. myers
buaannan uAtch. ,M1S otuHea!s
shA!6a nHA ta!!
1eoFge ltamsey USei!
Henry iatasey. y. HnIta
ltchaFd HafRey... Eeu' noek
Jonn II, aoysMunr
Inmoaiion viii 10 presented ha eveiug, md
continued until further notice.
THE GLOBE THEATRE.
This evening tho 1aat piece to be performed by DR..
palmera spectacular organization will 10 presented 1t
the Gloho Theatre II u I" Tbs IIunehback Of Notre
Dame which la botn9 played at the Lycoum Theatre,
aud Misa Nas9e Nichols remain. The bencat of tha
charming Nigl sastera has been rohpon"d until to-
morrow evening" and thero Ia doubt OF lts pecunl
ary auccesss to the two beautiful dananlses.
, 1873-09-25
THE CITY,

THE CITY.
Il. ". Lorng, Of Boston, La at the Pacific.
L. II. Thnyer, Of st. Louis, Ia At the shernaan-
]. q. Hoyt, Jr., Of Now York, is at the Pacific.
Benator Browning, Of Quincy, ID at tho Sherman.
Thomaa Decatur, Of Boston, is At the Sherman.
deu. John Duffum, Of New York, Is At the sher-
man.
The Hon. Newton Dexter Of Rhode Island, Ii At tho
Sherman.
BENJAMIN hussrave, of Halifax, England, Is Ut the
Pacific.
W. ". Brown aud family Of Cory, Pa, are at the
Pacific.
J.Y. g. Price and family, Of Little Rock, Ark. arc
1t the Pacific.
Wo learn that Mrs. N. L. Rayne, tho accomplished
editor OF tho Chicago Aapazt, IL shout to outer the
field lecturcr She will tell what Bhe knows OF
doubt, ahe will treat With her customary ability,
DY TELEonApH.
WENorA, 1l., Sept. 24.-Ihu Hon. Marshall Mccall,
prominent citizen, who for.nurly represented tho
Caiz 0ho, District In the Btate Legislature, III lying
dangerously III at hIB residence In this city.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NIlkte Collins Will deliver hta first lecture In Amer.
leu oil the TIN Of October In Albany. Thu seconl will
be given III Troy.
TAa Governor Of Michigan has appointed Frank
Onrton To bu Superintendent of 1t. Mary's Falls Ship
Uapal IN place Ut Guy II. Oarlton resigned.
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