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The Portland daily press., 1873-11-04
DEPARTURES OFOCEAN sTEAmD. -.
NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, Nov. 3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB. ~ ''-
Brig Geo W Chase, (of Portland) Patterson. Sauna
with 39Q hhds 81 ties moasses and so hhds smear to
Geo Hunt A'u' sugar "
Brig Mary A Chase, Dolan New York.
Sen Lepreaux (Br) Burton, Rassoed Island-7 mn
bushels salt to E q Willard. '''O
Sen Chattanooga, Snare Jacksfnyille-bard pine
Sen Chas Sawyer, Mullen, JACK sonville- pine
~ Sch Grace Davis, Davis, Baltimore-coal to Jas L
. Sch VIM Arthur, McDufie, Philadelphia--cool to
Ross & Sturdivant.
Sch David Torrey, Soule, Woodbridge, NJ clay to
j n Winslow
Sch 7 Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ-clay to
n Winsow
Sch Young, Richardson, New York-coal to
j H Baker.
Sch Alaska, Thorndike, New York.
Sch Ella Frances Bulger, New York As hours-eorn
to Geo W True & Co.
Sch D Davidson, Freeman, New York
Sch Rival, Dunton, New York-coal to Evans q,
Mooney.
Sch Lizzie X, (Br) Waters, Providence.
Sch Black Bird, (Br) Haley Fall River
Sch NJ r W, (Br) Williams, Fall River
Sch koscusko, Clark, Thomasten for Hosto,
BELoW-Brg George Harris, and large feet q,
coasters. e
CLEARED,
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York-Henr ,
Fox, A-heni
Mihken. 1'S-" q "
Sch Virginia, Ross, Lubec-master
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Notice,

Mrs. R. G. Springer will receive pupils in object
drawing and painting at her room No. - Cahoon
Block oc1ssns3w
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lfkoM MERCHANTS EycHANaE.l
CID at Baltimore LIST, barqpe Ands for Por Hand.
AZ az NaH VorE o% ISL sch s Fabens Portland.
NJ "' -'e" AoiA a. Crig Proteus Trinidad.
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Sch Irene, of Machias, FIN Windsor, Ms for Phila-
dephia, struck on Round Shoal list inst and after
wards sunk near Pollock Rip. The crew were taken
off and landed at Chatham by schr Sea Foam.
Swansea. Oct 23-The A Blaisdell hence for Ha-
vana has returned in tow having been ashore in the
bay No damage.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-04

Sept - lat 80 q, Ion &c So, barque Ella Oliver fin
Portland for Buenos Ayres.
pct % of Fire Ireland, barque Amy, from Phila-
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ca use they car, ,secnre the, vote OF INC .ou ~
ties aud sections ofihe Estate Wn'ei ~.
largely Conservative. The popnlatien pas's
would cause the candidates 20 De se'eese ,~
by the Radical counties and elected u at a.i
by the Conservative counties. "o'''o ''is
he iustp Should not the rule be as we saio
hast year it ought to be, that those VINO are
to elect the candidates shouIdseleci them5
We argue this question as having no per-
sonal interest in its decision and no per-
sonal feeling upon the subject. We urge
the claim OF the Valley and the Northside
and of the Conservative Piedmont country
upon the ground of its justice. We do not
doubt that a convention based upon popula-
ton would do substantial justice to the va
rio,,s sectlohs of the State in the matter OF
making nominations. We are sure that the
regions named will heartily support the
nominees. however selected, as will also the
Conservatives Of the Southside. But we do
not wish to see an act Of injustice committed
because it may be safely committed. Let
justice be done, as DICKENS says Of MARLEY's
death, q" to begin with"
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Richmond.

We copy from the Charlottesville Jcter-
son;nn the following cheerful view of things {:
USmsTAKABLE SIGSs is the heading OF a
spirited article in the Richmond D'Spdtch
ola recent date, in that is stated numerous
striking facts which establish. beyond CUES.
ton. the present rapid growth OF the city OF
Richmond. and point plainly to q bright ana
PROSPEROUS future for the capital OF state.
Richmond Is the principal centre OF trade
in Virginia, and its decided growing pros
perity is an unmistakable indication OF the
beginning of return OF prosperity through
out the State. 10 the obSerVant business
nan these signs Of recuperation are visible
oil over the Sale. They are to be seen mere
in orr own prosperous Woollen nlllS; our
Milling and Manufacturing Company IN
our foundry and lactory for agrIcnt.lTa'
implements, under the niaIaGcinent OF IL.
+. Harris, of indnmitable energy; III our
thriving cigar and tobacco manufactures
in the establishment of our tobacco ware
house; in our improved hotel accom-
modaions; in the opening up OF
tobacco trade by several prudent and en-
crce,ic hoses, and in the Increasing pros
pcrity of our merchants and tradc>mch OF
all kind. Added to these. our schools are
PROSPEROUS. and with the ?Gdition"l energy
and life which j. infuse into all branches OF
business. and the invi-orating honelulneSS
that is taking plGce Of the gloom and dcspond-
cncv which hung over our people for years
since the war like terrible nightmare, we
may reasonably eypect soon to see our
schools and our noble university as prosper.
Gus as they were before the war, and pos
>csscd of sure pledge of still higher de-
gree OF prosperity than they have ever ell
ilynI
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spECrAL NOTICES.

me- ANsIMPORTANTs CONsIDERA-
T,ON,-DH. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are purely
vegetable end are adapted to young and old, male
and female, midi may be taken at all times Without
restraint of occupation. without change OF hVing'
without diet ana without the fear Of taking coio'
during all kinds OF weather and In NIL climates.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.-Wheh ths
blood IS Impure the skin presentsan unclcan' rous'
and sallow appearance, often accompanied ~
bIotehes. pimples, &c. 1t Is a foul eofrnp''o"
mol IN rho blond which nature strives to throw OIL
M rITT,s sARsAPARILLA AND QUEENS
MR. lit act directly on the dcpura'ory organs
=, which tho skin is ONE BY its the skin Is rem
dered soft, smooth, and roseate, and the whole sys
tenn renovated .p I.-Ieo0 -
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&c New Jersey Railroad Law-Dead-

lACdIlS.
We have received all official copy of the
genera. railroad law of New jersey. known
as The tree railroad law, passed at the recent
session OF the Legislature of that State. 1t
i, very wel-guarded law, and not illiberal
- railroad corporations.
\ new feature copied from the English
nWl of railroad legislation in this country,
displayed i'll this law, requires all roads
lut under it 10 be fenced in on both sides
with Il fence of the height and strength Of
division fence required by law" at the
expense of the corporation. This is very
proper condition Of charter. We think 1t
very probable that railroad companies would
save money by fencing in their roads. The
juric> and courts show them no favor, and
Iuulct them always for animals killed and
losses Of all sorts by accidents, many
Of which result from the roads
not being fenced in. A steer, or horse, or
aliock OF sheep gets upon the track. the pas.
scnrcr train IL thrown Oft and several pas
scngers are wounded and killed, and the
company has TO pay for injuries 10 the wound.
td and TO surviving families of the killed,
which foot up many thousands; and to this
heavy loss must be added wrecked locomo.
tive and cars, aud damage to reputation OF
The company, &c. These losses of single
accident would build many miles of fencing.
The law has the most complete provisions
about railroad connections, consultations
leasing, interchange Of tresfts, &C., aud the
provisions concerning The charges for freight,
are good. |: provides that no company shal
charge 81 receive any greater sum per mile
Tor irri5tls up2n goods transported betwce,
way.s'Mions or fc.ween n terminal static.
and way station tlmn said company charge
and receives for goods between its term!na
d stations. " further provides that ~ com
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Eew ROOkS.

Against the World. By JEANETTE K. IA,
plRMAsS, author of " Forgiven ut Last !"
Dead Mems Shoes" etc. Boston. suEP'
ARD e. GILL.
For sule by WooDHoUsE s. PARuAM.
The Logic Of accounts: New Exposition
of the Theory aud Practice Of Double
Entry Bookkeeping, faSed in value as be,
ing of two primary classes, commercial
and ideal, and reducinga all their exchanges
TO nine eourtions and thirteen results. IL
Illustrated by examples and memoranda for
students and business men. BY Il: u.
FOLSOM. A. NJ. Albany, n. Y. New York
and Chicago: A. S. BARNES & Go.
The title is quite explicit. The book Is
for sac by sTARKE & RyLASD.
Orley BY LYNDON, author Of Margaret
A Story of Life in Prairie Home" Ne"
York: SCR1BNER, ARMSTRONG d co.
For sale by j. II. ELLYsoN.
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LECTURES.
FAIR.
s:s.I1eas7AsE.

Spring 1873
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Very much encourage by the patronage received
from the citizcus of Richmond since starting our
establishment, we present for their inspection the
largest and most elegant assortment OF
SECK-WEAE.
UNDERWEAR. and
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
generally that have ever bccI opened In the city.
With a view of popularizing our establishment, we
shall henccforth sell ut the lowest possible profit,
placing certain specialtlc so low as TO put hem be-
yond competition. We name
EXCELSIOR COLLARS. sees per dozen:
BRIGNOLI COLLARS, S2.?5 per dozen
Fine ENGLISH CUFFS, 81;
guaranteed to he the best make goods or no SALE
Fine BRITISH HALF HOSE. 50 per dozen, or csc.
single pair;
Fine DOGSKIN GLOVES.sl.75. Our
ELLIPTIC-YOKE SHIRT
has spoken, and continues to speak, for itself with
orders outnumbcrlng our most sanguine expecta-
tions. We have not had a single mistt.
r. j. IRVING S CO..
913 Main street, between Ninth and Tchh
Z. FORREST PEcoN, salesman, can be found at
the above house, NH lS-3.&teodlm
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died. on the 18th inst. Mrs. MARTHA GILL,
wife Of the late Reuben Gill, In the eighty.hrst
rear of her age.
Asleep In Jesus. blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep.
Her funeral will take place from Trinity church,
Twenti, IN ami Broad streets where all The iricnt!>
and acquaintance OF the family are invite 70 al
ING.
Died at his residence, Oakland. Hanover county,
on the 18th instant. of dropsy OF the heart JAMS
Il. MATTlIHWS, In the seyenty-fourth year OF his
aye.
Died. in Manchester, Va, April 10th. Of typhoid
ofJohn ". Ellington, formerly Of Powhatan county
NurinIk ana i.ync;,iIurs pai'era please copy.
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~APRIL 9th, 1878.

NE OILS FOR MACHINERY.--Pur-
chasurs of
LUBRICATISG OILS
will please bear In mind that the oil sold Ivy lis Is
4 NATURAL LCBEICATING OIL,
OF % DEGREES GRAVITY.
The THIN OILS OF HIGHER GRAVITY are
dearer even at lower price is they have little
body, will soon wear away, and are consequently
more liable to cut and heat the be rings.
PLEASE OBSERVE, EVERY BARREL OF OUR
GENUINE and PURE
NATURAL PETROLEUM LUsRICATING OIL
SoLDlN THIS MARKET
has our brand on the head of each barrel thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATING OIL,
PURCELL, LADD & CO. AGENTS,
RICHMOND, Va"
Orders addressed to us will receive prompt atten-
don. PURCELL, LADD & co Druggists,
i2lG Main street, corner Thirteenth,
mp Titles Richmond, Va.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

CONTEMPORARIES.
1873. UNsURpAssABLE 1873.
1CE-cREAMs. FRUITS, CONNECTION ERIEs,
JELLIES, &C.
ALEXANDER wERsT,
Nos. a23 AND cps BROAD STREET, CORNER.
THIRD STREET,
has opened the sunper season with an incom para
bly large stock IF every article in his line.
THE ICE-CREAM SALOON
"a conceded to be equal in comfort, cheerfulness
neatness, and finish to any OF its rivals here or
elsewhere. -
ALEX. WERST,
being an experienced and practical c,nfectioner
himselt, begs to assure his patrons that the
ICES AND CONNECTIONS
furnishe by hin arc of tile purest and most savory
qualities.
He will supply, ut the shortest notice, ICE
CREAMS of every flavor to parties, Dic-nicS.
hotels, excursions, and (umilieS. Also, FRUITS of
all ciimes, and amy other luxury asked for in his
line. liz ia. ..i..4s.r .#.a. ..a-.
Ills prices are, and will contInue to be, REAsoSA-
BILE. Liberal INDUCEMENTS will be given to the
trade.
Cream and all other goods purchased of him will
directed. - - '' ~
Grateful for past favors, friends patrons. and the
lin. mn lc-st
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"
liz south Fourl, eutA street, below Cary.

NOTICE.-Thc control al tho Riley" hr n! 4,
advertised elsewhere ny 1I"ssrs Christian x .ii"'
was given them with my consent. and III 40 Wy
MesSrs. Foster L Co. Tor supplying ohcr hrt''@
considered equally as good IS tie " Riley " wt!rS'y
nd l.-aw F. COURTNEY JENKINS.
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VIRGINIA HALL.

VIRGINIA HALL
THREE NIGHTS AND MATINEE,
commencing THURSDAY. ArEIL II.
cp.yn MATINEE SATURDAY. ArgIL 10. z. ~
CAI. WAGNER'S MINsTRELS,
j. H. HAvEnLY, Manager,
will have the honor of"ppearing before the citizens
of this city. introducing cac,l entertainment enure
change Of programme. Having many popular a ana
talented artists. prominent among whm are CAL
WAGNER, SAM PRICE, Ben BRowN. JOHNNY
BOOKER comedians; CANFIELD and booKER, song
ami d lnccarli,ts: GREAT CALIFORNIA QUARTETTE.
comuosed of YELLING BROTHERS ana d. W.
ErEETn: also. Mr.. CHARLES IlETwooD, the vol,
derlu BurlesGue Soprano; With fine Orchestra and
Brass Band , .
Prices Is usual. Doors open ut !: commencing ~
= deserved seals on safe ~ {. +. .julns9nS DOCK
Storr ID. B. HODGES.
General Agent.
F.CLAPHAx, Advertising Agent. ap list
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T d. LESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
THE LAT JEST AND BEsT-Ass0RTEDs STOCK
EVER OFFERED
IN ANY ONE ESTABLISHMENT
-------.-- IN THIS CITY.

BLACK SILKS at 81. 81 rs, 81 So and up to $3.50
per y ud: .....u....a NE
cOi,Op ED SILKS from 81 so to 80 per yard we
c,I ,nuricuIar attention to li2ht-coored Silks
Mt f. suitable for evening and bridal dres3es'
JAPA SESE SILKS at 4oc., Soc.' and up % - pei
,1APs NEsE PofLIss at as and up to S0e. per
yo rd; ,,-
RIA K-sTRIPED and wHITE-sTRIPED GRE
NADlNES at l21c. per yard worth douoie VIC
II ,oney;
" AtSH-POPLISs, tie most popular dress sooo' ol
the season, ut II. per yard;
PLAIN MOHAlkS ana ALtAeao IA AL VIC ~
shades; ,.,s
G1,T;NADINEs and LINEN sUITINGS In all tho
new shades;
BLu OK ALPACAS and MoHAlks IN I'LL quar-
ties:
Rn,IsAzINE. AUSTRALIAN CREPE,
Tt,,IlsE, TAMARTINE, IRON GRENADlHI'
and GINGHAMS, In all qualities nj
LEVY BROTHERS..
stoc,, or NECK TIES, SCARfS, and
X UFFLES. ~
MY LEVY BROTHERS offer to-day
,no u,Mp1:RG EDGINGS at l24c. per yard worth
:, ;oo HAMBURG EDGISGs at l5c. per yard would
le cheap at 35c.; ,,-,,
non x,rds extra fine CHECK MUSLINS, suitable
for wrapucrs, dressing -sacques, and aprons, at
soc. per yard, regular price Soc;
$40 LINEN HANDhERCIiiEfS ut eoc. worth
30c.:
sps LINEN nEASTITCHE ID HAN9kER-
CHIEFS ~ 25c. worth &C.;
$50 yards pure LINEN BlhD s-H4H LINK Ed ~
at: worth 4Oc.;
ono Yards YOSEMITE STRIPES for dresses at
IS worth CSC. per yard:
100 pieces VICTORIA LAWN, 80 ipches WIDE, at
$3.50 for piece of IL yards worth soc. per yarG,
Mt LEVY BROTHERS..
1O17 and i019 Main street.
Look a: our Jtock OF NE KITES, SCARFS, and
-:UFFLES ap16
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NOAH WALKER e. CO.,
1904 MAIN STREET,
are prepared to show one of the largest and most
stylish stocks OF
CLOTHING AND GENTLEMES's FURNISH.
ING GOODS
ever seen In the city Call and examine before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. A perfect at guar.
anteed. Remember,
ap 1o-lm 1904 MAIN STREET.
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SPRIN THING
~ AT
JULIUS KRAKFK'S, TIE CLoTI11ER,
No. 1917 MAIN STREET,.
have returned from the North with well-se-
Iccted stock of new style
CASSIMEEtS AND CLOTHS.
w,iic, eau make up IN garments In the latest Style
rs am practical cutter.
Also, Il large stock Of or,,,>-c
kEADY-MADE CLOTHING .,o
surpassed In style Quality aud prices. a ask Is
w | va Merchant Tuilor,
,,hES TusTh 1917 Main street.
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NH Is. S, Tu&Th

SPRING CLOTHING.
500 BUSINESS SUITS,
800 DRESS SUITS. ~ ,
200 pairs FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
30I WHITE DUCK VESTS,
1900 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
ZOO rairs WHITE tPepperiiD JEANS DRAWERS
81 pair; 100 pairs Couvlsier & Thompsons KIDS,
s.! An NEW GOODS, bought exclusively for
lie generally are Invited To call III supply them
selves from the largest and best stock IN the South
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt..
11O9 Main street.
Sign BIG FLAGS. ap II
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DROOKLAND TOWNSHIP, HENRICO
ID COUSTY-A meeting OF the TOWNSHIP
BOARD win be held ut the Township Han on.
SATURDAY NEXT, April 10. 1879, Mt O'Clock K.
NJ. BY order of the Board
a.--.-'- : ,'~-r X. 4. FRaYSER, Supervisor:
GFopGE W. SWAN, Secretary. mp ls-zt"
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ECE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM !

l.
Having completed my new factory, No. 2l5 Eighth
street, an prepared 10 furnish PURE, RiCH ICE
CREAM, made by steam, in any quantity.
Flc-nics and May parties 81, Piled with large
Qr:naties NJ reduced prices.
ape " 4. PIZZINI. JE.
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WINES. liquors.. TOBACCO. xr.

UGUSTA COTN TI PURE RYE
IN WHIsktIS. distilled bv Poster X 60. 81 t">'-
banks (iormcTly Su.rt'>) disiE!cry. near >tann"G.
Va The following ch"c, brands: fo> lEH y
CO.'S, KOSEBANkS, STUAkT'-. now IN store
and TO. sale 10 the trace at G-:iiior> ur.cs 1N
+. COURTNEY !kNhi\>; Sol" A%'",'
Hlroc> .!c Liquor Dealer,
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M ESSINA ORANGES AND LEMONS
~ $50 boxes MESSlNA ORANGES and LEM
ONS rec, wing by steamer. Every ole warranted
sound For sale low.
FOR RENT,
FOUR ROOMS over my store. Rent low;
LOUIS j. BuSSlEUX,
m g - ll12 Main ST rect.
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SEALED PROPOSALS viii b" Perceived
~ by the President Of the james E!"'r Ert!rt
Com ,jaur for the MASONRY ani EAE iiNtEk
necessary for proper approach i" tho JAM, i.I'rr
Fridge ut the foot OF Ninth street. In l;ichEo q.
bids will be opened AT II o'clock May III. lHshs
reserved to ect any all bids not satisfactory!
BY order of the Board.
mp lt-td JOHN G.. CLAEkE r. >'cr'taFT.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElyED until the .o!iI DAY OF APRIL.
1879 for the BUILDING OF y LARGE MD
HANDSOME COURTHOUSE Ia the town Of Dan
vile, Va.
Plans, with specifications, can be seer nj lie
Mayors office, IN Iianyille. ~
WILLIAM W. WORSlIAM.
NH % t20A Chairman Building COMMITTEE.
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: - -. sss.s -sssls-sss
10 EETISES.

TIME MEETING OF THE sUB-COM NJ
Il MITTEE on BALL Is postponed until TUE ;,
DAY EVENING NEXT, 22d inst, ats O'Clock, an y
viii be held IN the Library or the Pythan Hall All
she members are urged to be present. and prepared
10 rtnort. By order ". Fl. WEISIGEk,
,n fa"t Secretary.
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EOR SALE CHEAP. the STOCK, GOOD
Il WILL. aud FIXTURES of GROCERY and
L .QTOR STORE Hing good business. Apply al
southeast corner of Fousbce and uuvul streets.
ap l5-Tuih&S3t
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NNE COAL-CAET, HAIR -
W NESS. and LICENSE for sale. -AJggS
Price, So. Apply TT No. Ninth zesDSSg&3Sz
hpt ,I..;, md Cary streets. lI-.l.'
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TOR SALE, ONE SAW-MILL, ENGINE,
= and BOILhR. Apply 10
an Is rt* W. G. DORSET. Powhatan depot.

EOR SALE, A DRUG STORE WITH \
n good prescription business. Long credits. well
secured, given II desired. Address Box AZ. Lex
ingtom, Va. up film
, 1873-02-27

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, Do,
wanted ior caah. En:iro household stocks bought 70
any ampant. Lc!tczs will receive prompt attention 40
dfpSs j. toI W&Aa4n-&v. :
, 1873-02-27


A LUNCH COUNTER AND BAR. IN THE BEST
~ location Vest 31adisun- -st ss1e; everything
complete and in order; cheap rent long ea.e and vcsy
easy terms. Call on or address J. MCDONALD, 81 West
1 cREsPoSsIBLE BUSINESS: MAN AS AGENT,
IL and control lnaaces profitable manufacturing
bustns.. - 51 to Is 600 required good retcreuces AL
BRECHT y CO., General Bro<ers, III East Madsor-
ST., Room Is. /. -
4 PARTNERS HALF INTEREST IN A COFFEE
oa r p
1 CIGAR AND NEWS STORE FOR SALE CHEAP;
II doing good bus1ucas- 81 North aa!sted-st.
1 LUMDEn-YAR WITH LEASE OF DOCK, N
IL Of the Eost locations North Side for el.
bargain Cause Vt sale, llhcath- Address ~, Tribune
4 HORsE-SH0EING BUSINESS WITH i LARGE
II OF custom; tools in guod aha will ho sod
- III M s. R1s must be sold
A ehanso i Pom H. laa Of .sone 8 hesso 81 pavar over
pfopeys ss eos
causss ca :sA Esek 9R,y aSese IL A"0
ToR sALE-GKAIN 3iKN. ATTENTIoN-oUK
steam ELEVATOR and warehouse. with sSEn cribs at
o tho Stale NTH facilities for shipping Chicago
o9 s'ff gu e sSa sisses In
r lie KILSs FORsALEWE & OFFER OUR KfLNS
~ tho most centrally located Of euy In the city salu
saGnce Warrant tha, a. good any in State.
1ES Go e. 5ns q
NEW STEAM FIGURING NnL. THREE Run
stems for II. s1ls eass ShoEse good custom
FIELD, e. LaSallo-st-
7O ARE BUSINESS CHANCE.
1I Fer sa!e-TeEms I cash
, 1873-02-27
WNc1sEQI.

Ths .a, 1,foa the Kt1p FORK Herald, Feb. q.
&sina.s lowing letter from Wachtel to his former
Esscn1.t; gent IN this country sets at rest all
<aor t".ais IN regard to the coming OF the great
" r. H.. ms country once more =
<ts nR- -RlDE4 While deeply regret
, 1873-02-27

A LUNCH COUNTER AND BAR, IN THE BEST
~ location Vest S1asun-st for sale; creyth
complete and in order: cheap rent, loug caee. and
easy ter1us. Call on address J. MCDONALD 81 West
, 1873-02-27
TO RENT..H1USES.

ITO RENT-LAKE FOREST RESIDENCE; HOUSE
grounds dsune1y improved; pleasantly iocat-
q: hayo plana:. Z. L. CANEIELD. q faSaIic-tf.
, 1873-02-27
CITY-REAL ESTATE.

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| I.'oA sALkIiLOAYAAD @ H!o!MEMSTEADS-A i!! M coon
time. ''N''' ''' ''n'' "~.' '''' III 4o'a
rktclaka frame house, lot 100x50feet with and
fruit trees ~
4 new frame tti1ding-wtl make n good dwcuins-os
Also business property near proposed silvc- rAp.,v
As, hnsinssa sna redee
or b. the acre. uenr debot F1'' - 4ose oiocks'
Ai.o acrn nrnnerfC 1t ). h, ro,in .d;ot.,u.-.-,.
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non SATE-1CRE PROPERTY sofF7;7 ~; 5,f77z;
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sacses northsust Forty and Vinocnnes
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ae.es east Of Halstedst.. between Fifty-nnt and
10 ac1es Corner lrftv. .aftb. at ho,,o,.r, -. Do,
This extremely uhoice nronerty cnn ~ % az
R55ssi oana .n a on s4sy nor
Sance lsrgely snd 1aptdly. j. EsAIAS WAKREN, Ia
E1OR sALE-BY q. T. C1TFIFTO so - SITTF 5T
u Exau7ton residences lot to1leo house new, 10 roons
"9ata W. 'n*e staaliGr house in exchange.
Lake fo.est residence property. improved and vacant.
Ih9se seeking homes should vis tis beautiful suburb
Austin lots uosr dono, ani @ n Snoo'' paved seFeetS
Wentworth az, near car works: lot. cham
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nnes half scres to be found covered With largo