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OCTOBER 7, 1873.
With the old advantages of a souud Ciass.cnI AL.
Commercial Education, the Directors Of tho Cesssx,
can now offer to their patrons the additional syas7,
aupTior to tho former College in point OF venttsSssx
cement and accom- ~ odatIon.
Inc Professors being members OF II Society hlEi
Tor three hundred years has devoted tactf to
Education of youth have their favor tho greas
vantage of long traditional experience. The EduciGss
they profess TO give based Religion and
and has for its aim only tho minds OF .rt
pupils with useful knowledge, but also inst III avs,
their hearts tho esteem of virtue pract cal lss
fol the duties they Will have dischaf afterF
The Plan of Instruction consists Of three prime 80
Courses the Preparatory, the Classical and The s,o
10 Intended TO prepare the younger students for aA1-
class, either in the Classical Commercial urso
braces all tho branches of thorough Cole giaso
University Education At the epd OF the sixth ysss
Greek and Latin languages suficie n. ysBR.
cheney in Mental and Natural Philosophy. Cheiasas-,
to the degree OF A. Is. bachelor of Artsl.
The Degree OF Master of Arts "a. Nj is AWARDS
ply and Science in the College. have passes s ~
years In the practice OF q learned profession.
Tho COMMERCIAL Course lasts TBREE Year,, zaxs
Colleges. The third year of this course spoa "a
the itth and sixth years of the Classical COURSE .
Students attend lectures in Natural PhosuDby S1ss
Chemistry with the members of the Graduating Clsas
Tho age OF admission is from nine Hfteen yeeus,
and to be admitted one must previously know bgIr ~,
read and write,
sEssioS or TRS MONTHS.
Entrance Fee 6rst year only Is, NJ
Board, Tntton and Washing, payable halt yearly,
~ anu IN edTahcc - y.
Bed and - as
Circulars Ice obtaio cd by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SP&IAG HILL COLLEGH.
THE JESUIT FATHERA
Corner Bsronne and Common streets. New 0rloSA
j. POURb1NE, College ARsrL
street
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Punch made an "awful example" the
other day of one of his friends in a way
that may prove suggestive to other editors:
Enter to Mr.. Punch, who is writing his
friend, who is simply on the lounge. Friend ::
"Ah, my boy, how are youR Nearly five
O'Clock. How the days get out" Mr..
Punch: " Initiate them" Exit friend.
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wildly gesticulating, pointing to Causeway

Ridge.
Then the Russian batteries opened.
There was flash, boom, and second
smoke, and q loud spang as the first shell
burst in the faces of the trotting line. Poor
Nolan threw up his arms with terrible
shrek, and fell back in his saddle, stone
dead, struck through the heart. With a
low groan of rage the rushing horsemen
quickened their pace and dashed on at a
wild gallop in the valley of death.
The secret of Balaklava persisted with
Nolan.
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COLLEGE
~ TuE
IMMAC ULATE INCEPTION
Corner OF Common and BaTonne streets
OULEANH

This Literary IAsttution, incorporated by the SEnSa
Louisiana and empowered to confer degrees, II Sss-
ducted by the Fathers Of the Society The bf
ings are well adapted for educational purposes n
co1Fty ard entirely cut OF from the street.
recreation that from tho arrival the p1pIls aS
till their departure at NJ, they are oSasaMzas
secluded and Buperin tended.
The Course Of InStructiOn is threcfold Propass@az
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course IL for beginners.
Tho Commercial Course IL for those students Wko p
not wish TO loarn Latin and Greek
The CaSsca Course 10 for those who desire to haS
complete education.
French 10 taught in the three courss5.
Students are not admitted unlsss they know how
read and write.
The and religious training OF the stadentsiS Gs
Lead ng objects Of the Instructors.
Every month report IL sent to parents stating
duct, progress, rank in class and attendance
The AoademioAl year begins tho hrst Of OetHhsE
and closes ards the cad of July.
Terms:
Collegiate Course payable In advance sHd In Un3to1
states currency, two monthS, go.
Preparatory Course SIC.
ap27 "a " Rxv. v. GAUrRELET PraSdonA
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A quaint old gentleman, of an active, stir
ring disposition, had man at work in his gar
den who was quito tho reverse. Jones'" said
he. did you ever see a snail ?" "Certainly,"
said Jones. "Then," said the old man, you
must have met him. for you never could over
take him
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Muggins was one day with friend, when
he observed poor dog, that had been killed,
lying in the gutter. Muggins paused, gazed
intently at the animal, and said" Here is an
other shipwreck." "Shipwreck! Where ="
asked his friend. "There is bark that's lost
forever" replied Muggius. His companion
growled and passed on.
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No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities of
the American people than n
sure and safe cure for Fever
and AGuc. Such we are now
enabled 70 offer. with a perfect
certainty that II will eradicate
the disease, and with assur.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.
OCTOBER 7, ls7

This long established Institution favorAby hsE-a
TO the people OF tho South. will upon ss ESgf
fourth Scholastic year
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EDUCATIONAL.
at. MAR Y-JEFFERsoN COLL R1
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,

PARISH OF ST. JAMES La.
Situated on the Mississippi River Sixty 1esss s.se.
Now Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent estabii shmant fzo1s.
porated By law Of the Legislature and empoveep ts
grant diplomas and degrees, will DO opened on 1ausE
DAY, the 18th Of November It 10 undor the d,scs.s
OF the Marist Fathers who form society specially
are convenient and regular places
going to and returning from New Orleans. r
TEXAS;
Payable In U. s. currency half yearly in advance.
Board tuitiou washing and stationery, por term 81
sors fees and medicine, in ordinary cases or IL s
to be Ss srs to- be paid for
in advance.
His Grace tho Most Rev. Arohbishop of Now or,saHs
The Rev. Clergy of Alters.
the College.
MR.: P. PoURsINR,
ool9 - ~ No. lt9 Gravter street. New Orisass.
SAINT vINCENr's CoLLEaE,
CArK GiRARpEAu. Missouri
This Institution conducted BY the Pr,a.s. NJ. c-s.
sad on ha hS Mss aSd
Louts.
ms es E4aass are Es
well adapted for heaithfni exercise.
touch at Cape Girardeau.
OF sS p sssns on S F %, IT..
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year &aEa
Washing and mending of articles washed -...-.-- SS
Hhysioish'5 Foe ami Medicines.
Instrumental Music. ~
For further Information apply to
"'v, Fl fies I&atS Of II tho 70 d ai
Or to Rev T5os 4 s Gha1ss Sss or,..
Mr. JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier Of the M-ssra.
National Bank, No 1905 Canal street. New Orleasa a.
hereby authorized receive gvo receipt fer ss
which be paid to him account 81 Asan
above Institution.
A. vERINA, c. NJ, PresidesA
New Orleans, An"ust g. ls72 se7 T.. ~
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VILLANOVA COLLEGE,
DELAWARE COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA

This Institution. chartered with University priv.
leGe is under the charge OF the Augusnian Fathers
and offers superior advantages to students who desire
AXE a thorough Classical. Scientific Comm rcial
1t is situated on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, eleven miles from philadelphia. Railroad
Station and Postoflce on the College grounds.
- TRRMs
Per session of five months (in ADVANCED.
For particulars, send for a catalogue.
VKRY Rev. 7. GALBERRY,
jy2O - Iy President.
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or. sTANsLAUs COMMERCIAL CoLLneB
BAY 81. LOUIS MissuzvP1.

This institution, chartered BY the State LeglAt1rs
and conducted BY the Brothers of the Sacred HSars
has been in successful operation since 1885 Beautny
situated the shores Of the Bay. commanding an extE
sye view Of the Gulf and ERoFdiag all the advgntSss
Of the sea breeze and bathing in the Summer Ii sp&
did location In great Indictment 80 beAltbful
and amusement for The pupils The CoramSreia CoEEaS
comprises all the BREACHES of good English eduoAiEs
ThHAb:
Board and Tuibon, sessiOn payable half yearly In
Waking par OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 aH
Bedding per sssslOn (optonAlJ 10 eS
B. .
VsoHtioH If spent At the ipstttution - a
oHAB2ES:
Piano and Violin per month, oaoh -
use OF FlAno per -
Elubo, Per month. -
Brass Instrument, Per month. g
SpauiSh and German languages, per monsh each. -
For further particulars apPlg -
$40. yLAEDEO7D
nhsg My DiesstR q Gao 9SusgA.
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PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
MISsIsSIPPI.
The Halls OF this Institution open to young en-
DESTROYS Of pursuing thorough Commercial, Scientific
Classical Course OF Studies
Terms. per annum. $500.
oc26 70 Iy BRO. LEoNIDIAN. President
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The above sent by mail Only receipt of the price
All books by at she risk Of the purchaser
THE CATHOLIC WORLD,
Monthly Magazine Of General Literature and Science
Five Dollars Year in Advance.
TILE YOUNG CATHOLIC,
An 1iusuated Paper for Boys and Glrls.
copies, year. % 90
70 copies one year. 90
% copies, oEe year 10 %
!oS copies one J ear 20 90
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
LAWRENCE KEHoE,
P o. Bon sssG "-'''A 7'''''' ~ l.
n send for oar ne" ciPslh'd Catalogue Of An'Ei-
can and Rngtish Books
c. D. ELDER,
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Ayers Ague Cure.

O. -
For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arse
from ma1arious, marsh, or miasmatic
poisons.
, 1874-11-26

deserves tho highest praise for tho prompt and
oo1d n mA'''or In which ho discharged his duttos.
IN. Inc person Of tho prfBonor wss oarefu!ly OK
s"1net1,' and tho purse anl money woro found.
RIVER rAnK.
a very promising church was organized at
n,Vef fatk Tuesday evening, under The auspices
w. 'no. ohloago presbJtory. tho Rows. Dr.. poat
ana - u: Mcclure o'1e,ating. Mossra. Charles
AlArtSn' hlollsrd Rhodes. and William Currer
wore osloson Elders, and q. G MoNe,l and John
=. a. fpPp, Deaeona. Six members wero nttled at
will aoon ontor Its elegant now oh,irc,, etiaco,'
1ts outlook ia encouraging. " 'AA'~- '"t''0'
. RIVER FORFEIT,
There will 10 Services In tho II, E. Church
this evening. After servlcea . sociablo viii bo
held IN tho samo building: Attempts to seouro
tho services Of Prof. Swing for tho eyon1nr wo,o
tunde but fnilod. As "o1o
Tho Literary Society Of River Torost vii,
probably bo reorganizod III slott time. "'A
, 1874-11-26

inc Nice correspondent Of Ga!iqaani's Hes
se'!yer 90 writes as follows, NOV. 4. III anuoupoed
TO you To-day by telegram tho suicide Of tic
1es b]a at 81 h,a thn town. NJ septuo Avgdor who
Lazaretto. Tho ca,,se Of thia torrIbla net was
hsoinl9ry Gns N Nilio'ltcH, bis liabilities amounting
20 wy francs, and Ills assels to ou1y 500, ,OO3
1fanen. The Bankruptcy Of ths tlrm was de-
pasen ta, 10" hours After ha aulole, and two OF
exnolled from Nico by tho lsadloal preleot Of tlo
Ai!pos Marltl1nes. Pierre Daraynou. on mn absurd
oharge Of sapaTatis1n and espionage for tic Prus.
Sums, whereas moro loyal and honorable man
4nYor eklateta. Ills loss IL universally lamontod.
He was Consul hero for Austria and brothar bho"; ~
tho lata Duke d'Acquayiya, for1nely Oharrn
do'Af1aiEos for Monaco in Paris" "'s'
, 1874-11-26
Personal,

PERSONAL.
y, A. H. Po*olce. Mayor Of Dubuque, H., iu at tho
fremont House.
Tho Hon. T. a. Mcgowan, Of Trsntou. N. j..
ia ut tic fremont IIouBo.
Tho Row Dr.; r. Il. Nosle, Of Boston, IL STOP
ping at tho GiAnd pncilp, =
Tho Hon. Samuel Kimberley, Of Sharon, poun.,
Is as tho GRAND Pacific Hotel.
at tho moottng hold by sto Chicago Lioder-
Kranz faat night. tue resignation Of h[r, Frol
H. Wagner, Secretary, who ia lenving tho ci.y.
~ waa accepted afr. Gustav Hitler was elected In
KATIE rEAsE AND TIE aaaEe.
following item, u @''>A 'Ao
<o1 ~ aaa that Rato peans tho horso that won tbe
Easn At san Franeiaco Tho other day, waa ovnn
s5shtp Of slch soo aud the practices Nh,ch nrnba. uI
oy t11ore1 M ylth bad anything do wit to d.
worth considering, "' -e"'' 4aoouoh
This led to 8 communication to tho Tran,o,3n,
from doorgo ". GaEo, in which he SAYS: ''''
,ds ny brother n nayd and myhof have been breeding
ao.ees. 10 ll'nea oxtot for sorno years. but hsy1
now own very valuabo thorosibred forsa IL ta
at'td Hear this city, and was snxious to nhnz liz
patrons what 10 could do on tho t,,rt. So ycar ago
laht summer ho "aB trained far about sir wooke md
ran two Or throo races With snccos Ny brother nny
er owned raccorsc, hc has alnnrs bred trottcrn
20 you readily see tho itGm docs Injustice You Wit
an sure, repair the wrong nj far ~ you can nm
informed that Katlo Peaac Ii owned by company Of
gentlemen. With other horses, and that Mr. Xbert d
uaeo a dstant rclastyo Of oura) Is Of tho party
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
yar,' masn1er r., Hqnse1char1ea Z. Robinson, New
Ne" York; J. II. Rountreo, New York H, i.
rInn1cnloY, = boston Il; @. Stewart. New York; J.
H. johnson, New York; F. 3. Konnedy. Cinoin-
init; Joln Dorman. Philadolphia; John sher-
wood, Liverpool: John Broueham, Now York.
:, Grand Iacidc-Dr. q. ". Galloway.
Wilianlsa Bellows Falls; J. N. Gannott 81.
L. Louis; =. Il. Myers. pittsbnrg A. N. Bruce.
Maa3e8ha ,tca. '"mG1 11,a. i.aaingion, atiswau-
sehwarz. s2 Cincinnati; !. Il. iioSfuray,
qeorgstoTn, Coz. :. Sherman House
T. MaeiIl, Clinton 4. Il. Foote, St. Louis; s.
i. Footo. Red Wing; john Z. Mcdonald. Nov
York; J. s. Keaton. Moline; ". q. Hutohnson.
;om ;0gdeRP1ISnsg; RIansEgsrs NJ. Wi, 9,cmont HorsoWi
orox, Denver. Col; 6igiHmnnd Egar, Now York:
WalI. MilI.am Lyon New ioFk' 9. \. Townley, Now
Pittaburg; I. A. Mcgowan, Trenton, N. J.
, 1874-11-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Iho Union Park Division Sons OF Temperance
Viii hold their rognlar meeting Tomorrow in-
stead Of this evening, Tho exercises for the
good OF thu Order will bo open to tue public.
The lecture bytho Roy. a. Morini in tho leoturo
courno Of tho Union catholic Library AsaooIa-
tion. announced for this evening, haa been most
poned mud will bo delivered Sunday evening.
The roBorgod soata for Daniel poughorty,a
lcotl,re Tonight will DO found at tho uslal box
ofleo Of tlle Star Course until noon to.lay aftor
which time they will be at Buck d llayuor's
drug-stu1e, =
:Iha Chicago Atllen@um Invites Nil laaios in tho
city Who are Interested in tho formation of
ladies' olass in light eymllaatics to ,uoot in tho
roon!s, OF tho Athonpun,. ll4 Madison street,
Saturday, at 8 p. III. e''
The fo11nal opening Of Farwell Hall, Saturday
, 1874-11-26

tho lot thkos tho lot nubeot 10 tho rights Of tho
public to navigate tho river, and also to travot
Iho street. md to cross tho river. This right Of
sho mo public carries with 1t tho right to Improve
the onjoymcnt Of thoso rights OF tho public, and
to do all things necessary to such Improvement.
Iho right Of Tho lot-ownor bolng subordinate to
taeso eaBcmonts. Ia not IN any degree violated Or
| tliyndod by,tl'o exercise OF the right of mailing
such improvements no long as tho
eamo, aro mado with skill, caro-, aud
dispatch. It Ia conceded thnt nriyate
rights must not be invaded for public good with
~. Whatt TUG oxtont Of tho private righti !tia
unlisted that the prvnto right docs not extend to
tho exclusion Of tho public from improving pub
lo Ways bat is subject to the public easement
etrnctod them that dofondant Ind tho right .ln-
dor tho law to ontor upon Lnsallo street; and to
make Auoh public inpfove,ess as might @ be
following is m oxtrnct from the chnrgo referring
directly to tho point in question:
hold the law to be wo'I aotle and 80 charge youas
6 n s s C. s pon n na ri ns rs
such public improvements as In tho Judgment Of tho
citT authorities were necessary aud to construct tho
j. front u .e palntis lot and constract the Golfer
e hat oss s t. S s oos
a lot subject ia tho right Of tho city to make tae neo.
eeaary public improvements In tho streets that ie
laterancd y tho city authorities. They could de-
ctao whethor hoy won cross or hayo tho public cross
ffis IT, y fSs h5 1s ID Of " ;n
tuine they had they ths right to and TO occpy 40
much Of tho atreot waa necessary to construct Ito
tunnel uaing due ski caro-, aud dispatch always In
doing II 80 ~ not to intorfero With private property;
that, although tho plaintiff may, for the tiino being,
hnyo boon deprived OF the beno6cia Use Of is prnp
erty BY such entry upon thu street, may
1laYo becn practically prevented by the occ,i-
PATTON Of tile atreet for tho purposes Of
constructing tha tunnel, and although to tho
LOT from tho ryar may havo beon practically provout-
cl during the lime, Jot these woro incidental incoi-
venicnces to which the plantif, the owner Of this
lo must Submit In order thut tile publio may be ao-
colnnodate1 by tho construction OF this tnnnol nnd
ttas the city bud tho same right to cntcr upon tho
to facilitate tho construction Of tho tunnel,
mud that It had to enter upon tho strcet md
construct tho tunnel ttscf aways however, sbcct to
the condition Tint they should mol unnecessarily or
4njure tho plaintiff.
, 1874-11-26
WESI.TQVYN BOARD.

Justices Yan't You'd Scully, and Austin, Su-
! pervisor Bacon, and Town-Clork T. J. Ftzgor-
aid, OF tho Town .Donrd Of 1Vost Chicago, held q
| meeting yesterday afternoon In their rooms On
| Washington street. corner Of Dcsplainoa. Su-
poryisor Bacon explained that tho meeting MAS
to consider tho action Of the County Commits
slonera In relation to tho salary of tho Town.
AsHossor.
Juatico scully said that it Vas questionable
whether the County Commissioners hud tho nu-
thority to regulate suuh salaries. His opin-
ion vas that tho Town Board should
assure itself Of the legality OF the act, and bo
officially informed of 1t before giving 1t connid-
Grafton. He spoke OF the Aauessor'B work BY
Which tho assossmont was completed. Tho
Assessor had worked all summer and had not
drawn e".t, and Was entitled to whatorer salary
tho law allowed.
Assessor rafferty, in reply TO question from
Justice Austin, easd that tho assoHsment 1lpon
ront md personal p9operty exceeded TINT Of last
Justice Scul!y moved that tho Supervisor bo
instructed to call upon tia Clork Of tho Roar1 Of
County Commissioners and got official infoe-
nation Of tho action of tile Doard in rela-
II It be as Inns been reported in tho press, DO
authorized to nay Mr. Rafferty, his claims. Tlo
motion was carried unanimously,
Jnetico Want Would said no was pleased to Bay
hlAt 1EQA oil llo Reports na uAu received the
work dono by AIr. Aaffcrty was moro thorough
and complete than that done by my Of bis pre-
decossors. He could not understand how mon
Of intelligence should expect MIR. Rafferty, to
work for tho paltry sum OF 5250 por day, just aB
much aB wood-cutter was worth. The Town
Board would concur in any movement looking
to giving him proper rocompenao. It would
not nnvo many moro meetings. and lie took tho
opportunity Of giving expression to his aenti-
nentB.
Justice scullv movod that tho Assessor be in
atructed to complete the sets Of plata vi, to tho
lat Of May:. Tho motion waa carried, and tho
meeting adjourned.
The following is l. summary Of tho Assessors
report:
Amount xeal estate aRseased S92 500 Oa3 an
Increase over last year.............,. 5Gi 90
Amount Of personal property assesscl... g.
9ncfease over last year,. :.....-. 1,JG2 00l. 10
Number Of nanlc8 aGseased for personal
property. .:............"......... 1850
1ncsease over fast year,. 3,a50
Ihero wcra twonty-nine depntics, who worked
1,4l3 days, and received s7,0l0.29.
, 1874-11-26
DEATHS,

T,1,1r -
Ely ANrln THU city Nov. r. at tho residenes n hcs
Japo H. s9fKs X. X Askerly ~ ws.hiuetonav Ms
tho lnn1if5 Aro Invited ia sttend 'oeA '1'ono4 o.
IL Now York aud Lonv jsl.n,f n,r.-~ ,,o.,.
n hHAn1EYGN9y =, 4 tho fesdonos Of hls IN. r.
7oth yOar Of his aga. ' 4 otaaioys IN sho
tnnosa s9svioes At h!u iae residences Thursday 10
II SH The ,h Inst. Doll. Mcaaun, AGED
Funeral from le3 MeIIcnrJ.st.. At 1850 a. m. to.x
ysEH e c:.Lary II. Comotory Frtond. nvited
aeatlc. = 'od o. roafs. - '0' 4siAAe a1ocaA
fmGoEa nt unives.y Place Daptis Church on Fttdsy
, 1874-11-26

|
Iho City Treasurer yesterday recoivod St. 57o.-
Il on "ator-rents and $3.50 on city taxeB.
Tho Finance Committee will meot at 2 o,c,o,b
Friday afternoon III tho City Clcrk's Office.
Tax-payors are requested to note that m ad-
dlt1onal 10 por cont will DO added to alt water.
taxes not paid OH or before Monday next. Paw
up. un!oss you have particular desire to entich
depleted Treasury.
The Fullerton avenue contractors. having
stopped work several days ago On account OF the
Indictment weather, announce that work will bo
recommended to-day. 4 rurnor that they had
abandoned tho JOB thus proves to be falso.
Aids. oullerton, Htldrsth, MoClory, Quirk, and
Warren, have ieauod call for special meeting
Of tho Common Council Friday evening, for tho
purpose OF considering committee roporte TN
tlnislled business, and petitions and communioa.
tions.
The Doarl'of Police and Fire Commissioners
including tho iutlefatigable Secretary, Or. Wn.l,
plcants Tor tho position Of drivers in Tic Fro
Department. Out Of somo hundreds Of anil
canta, thirty men wore placed on tho reeor 70
list, subject to oall Whenever q vacancy OCCURS.
All tho city Offices will ba oloBsd to-dny IN
order to allow thoir well-fed occupants ohanco
to give thanks IN proper aud becoming 1nan-
nor. Persons having any business to traaAact,
especially those anxious to pay their water taxes.
aso requested to stay ut homo or go to church,
Iu conjunction with tho city Offices, 1t may Io
we'll to remark TINT tho seyonteen saloons oppo-
aiso will not give thanks.
Mr. A.. II. pocsloo Mayor, and 4. a. Conper,
ono Of tho Altlormon Of tho City OF Dubu1ue'
Ia.. were in town yesterday. They woro oscorted
around tho City-l1all by Mr. F. A. Mcgowan pay
ing spec!a attention to the 1nannor III whtel tito
Chlcago Fire Department IL cononetel. They
saw room for Boveral improvements in their
homo department, and, OF course, they were
obliged to como to Chicago to lind out how thoy
woro to bo made.
Con. Shaler, in company With Anaistant-hlar-
Hllal Sweeney, yesterday examined tho condition
81 TUG North Division % tar north ~ ooptre
During bnHnesa hours tho QonorAl doyotes lin.
aolf ausldan,'s'y to tbs duties. Whoroyor ho
iscs itH location on u map, uhio, 10 carsoa WITH
Him whorovor ho .gocH. IIo oxpresuos himaoif
SURPRISED At the slight protection n tLo districts
yiBitol.
A detachment Of men WAS yesterday sent mt
by thu Doatd Of Public Works for tho puruoae Of
, 1874-11-26

evening, ptomises to ho worry interesting ocoa-
eion. 10 groat haa boon tho demand for tick
ontirolY exhausted, but, an tho Nov. q. Il. Fow-
lor ID TO preaoh in tho hall Sunday ovonlng to
young mon. thoro will be an opportunity on TINT
sfiaK ssfye1i1nK. BY solng early. to gain admittaneo:
tnkc pnrt in thu exercises Saturday oyouit,K.
d! Iho largo and wel.tra;tleu choir Of Cortot,ary
oi,ttfcl'' under tlo faaloraltp Of o, Dlackluati.
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