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Smyrna times., 1873-06-18

M EScE. - "a I z'-..p
Loss Of Memory by Self Indulgence.
Insanty is caused BY Self-Indulgence.
Ineapacity Tor Marriage by Self Indulgence.
sisaa usedb by self Indulgence
Nervousness 4 cansed by Sell Indulgence
Consumptson ~ caused by Imprudence
Wear ptsaN@e u eaused by imprudence'
Death IL caused by Imprudenee.
Dr. j. NJ HOBENsAOk has restored seventy thousand 10
health m the last thirty years and acknowedged the most
confidential cases 9n the
United States aud let every Young man who ~ @
and receive advice and ent -
r~arv for happiness health n after fe ose sos
cpgff<D above Race pha, Pa. lmclz6eowyl
Brsses IS ets kinds 50 cent less than sold By
others.
Smyrna times., 1873-06-18
FIREPLACE HEATERS

of various patterns. among which the Golden Sun
Silver Palace and PaTlOr Queen all of which We
guarantee TO work in the best manner. We have also
Lanterns, Brushes SGIers. Coal HOds; Fire ShOvels
Walters, BroOms, Spoons and Cutlery, all of which
can be bongh. lower Of US than anywhere else in
SMYRNA. Also. Metallic
Bs5~ ROOFING AND SCOUTING ~Gsa
Stove Repairing aud Job Work OF all kinds done IN
the best manner and satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and be convinced. VIM. FARES & co,
January 9th, 1873. Smyrna, De-
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Maryland g. Delaware II. II.

Fl ~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT &
On and after MONDAY May 2Gth 1873, trains will
Smyrna times., 1873-06-18
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable.
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, with tie
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NORTUWARD.

The Mixed Train will be subject to delays incident to
Freight Business and will stop only at Stations where time is
given.
New Castle Trans-Leave New Castle for Wilmington and
Philadelphia at TAO, A. NJ Leave Philadelphia 1915 p. NJ,
and Wilmington l.25 p. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Additional to those above
leave Smyrna Clayton I30 A. M and 1885 P Nj Leave
Clay for Smyrna, A. M and 200 P: NJ to make
nectOn with and from Dover Stations South
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend with the Kent County and Queen Anne
Kent Railroads. At Iaytom with Md n Del Il. r. at Har
rington with J. b. r. R. A. Seaford with d. u d. r. u.
At Delmar with f. s. r. r. and WycOmIco POcOmOke r. X.
II. 7. KINNEY. Superintendent.
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Delaware Railroad Line.
= Inn Mer Arran nm e m { .
On and after

MONDAY, JUNE Cd, 1873.
u
(Sundays excepted.1 trains will run
as follows.
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gloss and freshness of yO1tth. Thin
hair is thickened, fallen hair checked.
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning grey or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to tho
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often SO un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS.
For Sale by j. ". DENNEI and JAMES
HOFFECKER, Smyrna. Del.
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All reghts must be at the various stations least Thirty
1907 Minutes before starting of Trains otherwise they will
twenty -four hours.
Freight trains will have Passenger attached will
subject TO delays incident to Freight business.
May 18th, 1873 J. L. CALDWELL Superintendent.
, 1873-04-16
Elections XcsteFdny.

Municipal Elections yesterday.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, April 15.--At tho village cleo
tion today in Evanston, thore we're 447 votes
cast. The excitement at the pols WAS intonae,
rs the result Of the election decided the much
debated question Of water-works. Tho follow
ing tickot, in favor Of tho water-workB, was
elected: For Village Trustees-J. Gilbert q.
g. Powers, Lyman j. Gage, William blanchard,
Wilson Phelps, Q. A. Willard for Village ClerA,
Charles K. Bannistor; for Police Justice, Oryis
French,
. " Speefa, Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Trfbnne.
ErFisouAs1. ILL.,, April ia warmly-con-
tasted city election hero. to-day, roaulted in the
succesB OF the entire Democratic ticket. Ihe
majoritios range from 132 to 275. Tho Demo-
cratic gain is 49,: .,
InEN1oN, N. j., April 15.-The Democrats
elected their Mayor aud their ontiro city ticket
yos!erlay, also haye majority in tho Council
aud Board Of Frooholdors.
Iowa C1Gy, To-, Fob. 15.-The Daily Preas,
organ OF tho Chairman OF tho Democratic State
Committee, contain. communication from ono
Of the leading Republican politicians and Office
holdors OF tic State, not resident hero, fa-
yoriug tho election Of Democrat
to the Supreme Bench to ill Judge Dooch's va
oanoy. THO Bench has been strictly partisan
aince 1866, and this proposition, coming from
the minority and mado feasible By the general
breaking OF party limos, due to tho Grange move
ment, must excite much comment.
, 1873-04-16
SPORTING.
PlxeOn.shootInV Tournaments Near
New York City Tho Ring s- The

pixeOn.sh0oting Tournament Ncnr
New York City --Tho Ring s- The
Oar.
Special Dtpaten to 7as Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, April 15.-To-dhy tho grand shoot
Ing tournament Was begun at Halls Driving
Park. Long Island. The conditions wero to
shoot fifty birds, zach twenty-ono yards rise,
eighty Yards boundary, according to tho
R6ode Island rulos. Tho entrance fee Whs ylUo,
and was divided Into three prizes Of $500, s2o0,
and 500, The entries woro: .. ". Tinker. OF
rrovidenee; Fro 4. Il. Degardus, ot Calumet. ~;
My1es johnson, Of Yardyil1e, N. =; Wm. Gar
son. Of Philadelphia; JameB Carling, OF Fair
VILE, N. j., and Ira A. Paine, Of New York john
aon killed 40 birds and secured the hrst
nrize: Paino took tho second on 43 birds,
aud Dogardus third On Al. Tinker killed 40, Car
Ing 40. and Carson 80. George 1ampheer was
roferoc. and each man acted aB his own Judge.
Abort 35O spectators attended. The Philade!-
phians won't away diasatisaod, declaring the at-
lair fraud. Tomorrow thero will be prlVato
match at twelve birds and sweephtakes at double
birds: entrance feo, $50, open to all.
NEW YonH, April 15.-The first dcposit OF SOU
q sido has boen madc in tho priso fight hetwcen
Potter Croker and Jim Boylan, to tako place two
months from Friday noxt, for 81 600 side and
the championship or the middle-weights.
Henry Coulter, OF pittabnrgh, will row IN the
1ace with John Biglin and Ellis Ward at Spring
fold, Mnsa., July Ii, for 81 800 and tho cham
pionship Of America.
, 1873-04-16

Tho Uurning of tho Chicopoe Cotton
nlills-.Esires In st. Louis and Wosons

Tho Burning of tho Chicopoe Cotton
rlflls-.E'ires In st. Louis and Wcaons
MO.
sr. LOUIS, April 15.-At late hour last night
a tire broke out In tho boot and shoe house OF
Wood l. Brothers, No. 125 Market streot. Most
Of tho stock WAS either burned or destroyed by
wator, Tho loss is eetimated at $4,000; in
eured In the German American, 95, 900; Ameri-
can Central, st. Louis, So, 600; Etnn, S2,50o;
Provident, Of Washington, 81, 900. Tho print
ing office Of Edwards i Sage, on tho upper floor,
was somewhat damaged by wator.
Tho High School building at Weston, Mo-, was
burned yesterday. Loas, $40, 900.
BosroN, April 16.-The insurance OF tho Chico
pee Mills, which we're burned last night, was
9619,D00, tho full amount required by law, and
tho limit prescribed by tho insurance rules. The
Boston and Rhode Island hIutual Companios lose
34O0, 600. Tho groatost loss to the mills is tho
intorruption Of work. There we're about 900
looms in the two mills and the cloth in them,
about $500 cuts, which were burned, together
with about $4,000 pounds filing, and 10000
pounds coarse yarn. Eight-hundred hands are
thrown out Of employment by tho, fire, throe-
fourths Of whom are girls. Running on extra time
In the remaining mills, andpreparing for rebuild-
ing. will afford employment for considerable
portion Of this force, but many Of them will bc
Obliged to seek work elsewhere. The flro will
prove gery serionB disaster to the general
prosperity Of the village, as tho operatives are
largely indebted to merchants for supplies fur
nished in anticipation OF the monthly payday.
which Was to have boen tomorrow. Tho loss OF
tho Company is now estimated ut 100000.
, 1873-04-16
CAM

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, April 15,-An extensive robbery took
place In the PhDnix Block, on Saturday night,
OF fancy dry goods, ailks, lacey, etc. The loss
is not yet known. but OF the single article OF
lacea over $4,000 worth were takon from ono
firm. No trace OF tho perpetrators aB yet.
PoRT STANLEY, April 15.--Iho steamer San
dusky, from Cleveland, arrived horo last eyen-
1pg, being the first arrival this soason. Tho
Captain reports largo folds Of leo In the lake.
KINGSTON, April l5.-The leo In tho harbor Ia
gradually disappearing. Navigation ia not OK
pected to open for several days.
ronT ColnonNE, April 15.-The harbor and
canal are clear OF leo. Tho leo In tho lake np-
pears firm, aud no water is to be seen. Ycsaels
do not expect to leave port boforo tho latter part
of tho month.
!. CORNWALL, April 15.--Water will be run or
tho Cornwall Canal, Tomorrow. for tho purpose
ct REPAIRS Tho canal will not bo ready far 11ayi-
CATION until about tho lBt Of May. Tho river la
clear Of Ice.
Co1A1aawoop, April 15.-The leo In tho lsrbor
has not yot moved, but it IL quito rotten, and
lisblo to brenk up With tho Arnt favorable Wind.
BowMANy1L1E, April 16.-.Nayigation Is no"
open In Port Darlington harbor. Schooner
Vienna, with cargo Of barley, has cleared for os.
Tego. Several Yeasols have LETT for Canadian
ports.
, 1873-04-16
w WEATHER.
<arcnt storm In Ncbrnskn..VVnr De-
pnrtmont Representations.

<arcnt storm In Ncbrnskn..VVnr De-
pnrtmont Representations.
Wan DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF e1a-
NAL SERVICE. DIVISION OF TELEaRAsa AND Re-
PORTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF coMMEnoE, WASHING
barometer continue rs local storms on Weancs-
day In tho lake region and tho middle Atlantic
statea> For New England nnd tho Middle statoH
northeasterIy winds, incronsfng to brisk,
With cloudy and I,,nn threatening aoss ror MoatRSe Se
South Atlantic States, continued southwostofly
winds, with cloudy and threatening weather. For
the Lower Lakes, increasing northeaBterly
winds, clouds, and rain. For tho Upper Lakes
m north. Northeriy winds, cloudy weather,
aud, possibly, rain or snow, will
oxtoud eastward from Nebraska to tho Upper
mississippi Valley.
oauttonery signals viii continue at Dll,, Duluth,
Chicago milwaukee,, Grand Haven, ,:oe1 Detroit, 3s,,
Oswogo, Rochester, Wilmington, Norfolk, and
OMAHA, April 15.-Tho storm on tho limo Of
tho Union Pacific Railroad proves to be one OF
daya ago, and continued last night and to-day
with unabated fury. Thore arc no means OF
communicating with Ban Francisco. or Of ascer-
tanning anything further about tho army move.
monts against tho Modoo Indians: The lines Of
tho Western Union Telegraph Company vet 'st
tho linos OF the. Union paoiao Noad :. arc
worno Off, reaching no furthor than
Schuyler Station. Tho wires are londed WltA
sleot. Tho storm il from the north, and moaslS
between North Platte and Fremont. no one
can face tho 1torm yet at Grand Island or II
that vicinity, which appears to be tho centre
Y OMAHA, II Ala April 16-Evonlng.-The wostort
Trains viii probably all be- moving on time to-
, 1873-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

Women preachers arc increasing rhpilY. Ten
new names hAyo been added to tho lat within
the last Hiz months.
Prof, Agassiz has beon looturing on eggs.
and ho aaaorts that all living. beings, what
over their diversity Of form, haye grown up
from eggs which areat first all precisely similar
eventually ol1auge theao beings into widely dif-
comeH from except oggs.
An inventor has attached to pair OF oar-
bora shoars m elastic, hollow bal, which il
compressed by tho operation OF cutting, and .
ourrent Of air forced out from tho ball Ii direct
ed along tho edgos Of the blalcs, and blows
away the fragments OF hnir as 1ast & aa they ere
and tobacco-laden zephyrs that too ofton sweep
over the victim In the chair: ..
Tho man who sells the loase Of the cornor Of
Droadway aud Fulton street to the New York
Fuenina Post for e250, 900 WAS M oyBtor-cntch-
Or, working In New York Bay, aoventcen yoars
sgo. Gotting little money, io workod his way
nd. and finally invested ali he had in a long
lease m Of that land at $4,000, which ho has just
sold for $3.50, 600.
Even tho integrity Of tho " Father OF his
Country " is now questioned. The Troy Times
has q story that gentleman residing ia tho
yiclrity of Sandy Hill holds d note against Gen.
The American Revolution. There il m indorso-
ment on the note for about ono-hnlf tho amount,
and 1t is alleged that the balance has nover boen
paid.
AT roccnt fancy dress ball, young lady
represented Witch whose cen e4hs'stGa f
sixed i'es osts Of 7eyot ali round the skirt. buck
hrocaded oyerakirt, open IN front, 1ooped with
scarlet boys pretty white muslin apson aso
neck, mob cup, hat, aud biroh broom, altogether
making Que Of tho moAt noyel-if not tho most
| Neutrality-suspicious. on tho floor.
"A husband In Salem, Mass, recently oyer-
heard neiglgor remark WITH symp,ndty ynnp,d th1s no
loss or more than maa II ho had quietly submit
tod to this soandnlous imputation, and ho forth
with took ntrong measuron to provo lts ground
lessueas. uo rushed homo, he hurled boot
, 1873-04-16
WASHINGTON.

Pomcroy Btlla Wopcs to
Lpnvo tho H ExN from Ills Ttt1o--
arcnt Exodus OF Public Documents
..poor Ncvvs for Oongrensmon Who
Dcolino to Accept tho Bnlnry GEn1, At
Prcsont -- Tho Govornmont Suits
Against tho Pnctfio Hnilr0ndss~Tho
Japanese NIisai0Ms
speeta, Dtspaseh 10 Ths Chicago 7rsbune
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 15.--sonator POM
eroy is still hero euporntending tho fitting up Of
n new residence which ho has Just purchased.
Ho spends large amount Of hla timo in the
Departments, looking nfter tho interests Of Ills
ox-constituonts In KanbAs. Pomoroy scoms to
bo Of tho opinion that no will be eleotcd Senator
next winter, and lo is determined to keep up hla
relations with hla constituents.
Dotwoen tiftoon aud twenty-five tons Of froo
matter now loayoa tho PoatO Oiloe In this city for
tho various States daily. Hcretotoro many
public documents, belonging to msmbars OF Con-
gross, have boon stored at tho Capitol, but
ae tho frnnking privilege cannot be exorclsed
after tho lat Of ne1t July, this accumulation Of
Representatives. From fifty to sixty bngs Of
documents addressed to memboss ara FORWARDED
lnily In dlforent directions, and probably BY tho
1at Of July all desdhead mattors Of thia de-
seription will have been sent to their destina-
tion.
It is generally conceded BY lawyers who have
oxamined tho matter TINT the Government will
bo completely beaten in Its suits against tho
Pacific Railroad Company. To oppoHe such
lawyers % Messre; Ashton, Perry, and and
the best legal talent, mon like Eyarts, Gushing,
and Curtis, besides thar own regular counsel,
Aside from this 1t is generally believed that tho
law ia on the side Of the railroad companies
s Ge1s9 s9s5 pa II 's9as as ts e 6Bssss III
mont.
,ssrgeant-at-Ar1nn Ordway, Of the House, hav-
ing rocoived largo number Of lettera from
nombora, telling linn that they did not intend to
draw the amount duo them on the salary-stoAl,
applied to the lst Comptroller for his . opinion 10
tors wore sufficient to authorize the covering
Of tho money into the Treasury without any
further authority. This will bo matter Of sur.
prise to d largo number, somo Of whom had aatd
abatod and tho matter had gone ont Of tho public
mind. They supposed that they could notify
Ordway that thoy did not intend to draw
tho money, and that it would thus lie subject to
their order for two yehre whom It WOULD be
the Department was very leniont about receiving
money, that there WAS no rules prohibiting the
receipt OF money, but 1t WAS moro difficult to get
money out.
WASHINGTON, April 15.-Tho Secretary OF State
laid before the President to-day letter from
Minister DeLong, OF Japan, received on satur'
day evening, Bomowhnt in tho nature Of tos1g,
nation, but leaving 1t optional with tho President
Tho President has appointed Thomas ?. Fullo1
| Collector Of Internal Revenue Tor Montana
also, tho following PostmasterB whose commits
| Bions nro about to expire John r. Cameron
ottaya, H.; Thomas q. Fould', ,, Cincinnati y nta q
Postmaster at Black Hawk, Col.
Legal tenders outstanding, $358, ,558, 642.
, 1873-04-16


= dps2e + e sap
ID nds o S
t!ee this s,'e thst the outlay ef money 10 snlys
S sS sa ts1s T. IT. sssns oSs1 nss
extensive and general mo Of stimulating 1nanTrcs
ssy H. ss
sotl, In othcr words they kill t1s land and tho o'
sor;out landa Of Virginia aro cited In vind'eation Of
Tho Commissioner Of Agriculture makes tho
following comment;
Cotton corn, small grain, suaaroano, awOet potatoes
IT, I'D
sesps il ths ,ssso # cotton. Mary eoln.iss
tsRss; yss rS s e iSss
land. hsvo hcon kept fty years IN cotton vithout in.
sppe.rs to bear Til sstsn viii Gut lte Indication ot
sni!s of iii rulnous sssem srs painfully spparen
In Louisiana now-comera occasionally attempt to IN
aaenee q Universal osamps, an ultimately tail Into
n speaking Of tho special industry Of rlco pro-
aSso fgds ot ias sns soo anda have sa waste aaco Tho
war. In TonneBaes, West Virginia, and Ken
tuolfy an entire absence Of systematio rotation
Is reported In majority Of oountios, but in somo
eountioa It is practnod with considerable regu-
aliy amhrneos corn. anil grain. and grass to-
bscco being sometimes intofpoatod in tic series;
generally corn, then wheat, thon clovcr. 1ntu-
bottom lands, and Of small grain and homp on
/ up1Ands, arc frequently mcntonod.
OF tho Stataa north Of the Ohio River oonsidera-
ble portions OF Michigan and WISCONSIN have been
| too rocoutly sottlod to admit Of any organized
rotation eystoua. but the tendency iB in that d.
reotion. Rotation is tho rule in about half tho
countioB Of Ohio, but in tue great river bottoms,
| fsrtilized ny ovo1roW, tho tendency is to fo-
poated orops or tho samo product. boloso Dot
toms after - ntty yoatn fepented crops O. coiIn,
a sen ~ 70 ag9 nIsnc m PEI t;o: nc,9i W Tn
% tno TUG % ~ tisS ~ ny H. nras,,1ou " sn
T., H. rona;ndor ~ itn statn tna farmern 1ovar
1-ant1cs 4 II 1,1;ne;a twn.th;rf3a nf thn CONN
fea ont;rsiv ;onorc rntstnn Wills of tI,e refnain
dnr .Io,,t ones.Sa,f nav varv Ttt1o nttontion to
! ~ Sorr, hsa hann ranastn3 far f}ftv vcnra IN
sIiuyiai hottomH. ana wheat on upiande for
tronty years. Il tho states west Of tic NIiaaiss-
inni Kiyer. rotation il ronorally tho rare e1cop-
tion. and destructive repetitions Of particular
orona ara too freouont to mention, with re-
| GARD to the Pacific coaBt. tho following passage
From Commissioner Watta' report tells tho story
In brief. and tho details indoreo tho original
.t,toma,',t ~ ~'N'
IN thr Pacific coast rotation Ia but littlo
tnovn. In 0olifornia. where the great staple
]yhe.t rron han hcon crow, in festrnotiye si1c-
cession. It il becoming common in some iocali-
a. ~ ysr thn cror HycTy fow vonrs oither Will,
20 Taty tno esop e! ~" m aoan n
| 49, eF 49,, ~ mt,a i,cnrsooa a;.n 1ro,vtI, ~
, 1873-04-16

LONDON, April ia riot occurred In ohst-
ham, yesterday, betweon tho enginocrs and ma
xines attached to tho araensl, and many wore
wounded. Troops woro called out, and restored
order, aftor arresting large number OF rioters.
gssstokers Imprisoned sor soms tms tago
Of thS lava against conspiracy, were released at
Mar1htona to-day the terms of their sentences
having expired. 4 great demonstration Of sym,
pathy WAS mado in thoir cause at Mardatone. a
poraons wers prenent, and Messrs. Potter aud
t6d9er made apseohes.
, 1873-04-16
RIYCEIA-

81. pKrEnTnuno, April 16.-Nowa having An
important bosring on tho future Of tho Khivan
Expedition has bcen rocoived hero. informal
reIgning Khan has executed his Ohiof Counsclor
and lmprisonotl Ills unce and other influential
Khtvans, who wore ei,cn,teh Of Russia. He has
also released tho RusRann long hold ae prlsoncra
In Khiya and Hent thom to meet a detnohnont
Of Tho Expedition which is advancing from Oron-
burg.
An American correspondent and tho socretary
of tho Unitod States Legation in this city hayo
loft st. Petersburg for KhiTs.
, 1873-04-16
No Change in tho Condition OF tho
Pope Yesterday. i.
Decided Change In the Situation m
Khiya-.-A Phtfo-Russlan
Sentiment.
S1an. Cesncdcs on tho Present
Condition of the Cuban
Rebellion.
ITALY.

RouE, April B-Noon.-Iho condition of tho
Pope IL unchanged to-1ny.
Cardinal DoAngelis, Chamberlain OF tho
Roman Church, has boon summoned to Rome.
..n.s, April 15-Evening. was rumor
on tho Dourhc late this afternoon that tho Popo
Was dead. It has roceiVcd no confirmation.
, 1873-04-16

MuMoH, April 15.-Daron Lioblg is dangerous
lyill. -.
eaco has removed the Burgomaater Of this city,
because the latter said he only remained in tho
country In tho hopo that It would beIestored to
Franco. police-DireotorD Bach has been appoint.
ed to the vacant office. The Common Council
protest against the appointment and,
refusing 70 slt under Daoh's Pres
, 1873-04-16
SWITZERLAND.

New YonK, April 15.-The S*ish Times reports
that whilo Fathor GAyazzi WIS preaohing recently
on tho suppression Of religious corp92tat,,ons,
tompteil to fire largo bomb at the door OF the
ohnpol. Thoy wore discovered In tho act, and ar-
rostod In timo to Have 1nany lvca.
, 1873-04-16
Household Furniture! !

We ara instructed by James Warrack, Esd,
to sell at his residence, No. 10 Twenty third
st., corner Of Prairie-nv., on THURSDAY
MORNINGS, April IT, at 10 o'clock, the
whole Of the ELEGANT FURNITuRB and
effects therein with the exception Of the
Wines, eto.,, and consisting Of Handsome
Parlor and Beautiful Chamber Sets, in Solid
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak, and Walnuts !
Mirrors, Oil Paintings, Choice Engravings,
French Marble Clock, Piano; part Of Libra
~; Dinner and Tea sets, in Painted aud Bur-
nished Ohina; Table and silverware; Will
ton, Brussels, and Ingrain Carpets: OIL
cloths; Bedding; Din1ng-room, Kitchen,
and I9nndry Fnrnit,re s. 0r9ekery, alasa- a4
Sale positive, as tho family are going
abroad. ELLISON & FOSTER,
Anotfon nara.
, 1873-04-16

idonov. havc hold no meetings since
Tia Change was ulado. Tho menborB Of tho
Council have consequently boen suspended for
two months from tho exoroiBe of thoir funotionn,
which have boon transferred to a new burgo-
master "a oomruisahry extraordinary.