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PHYSICAL CULTURE.
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Tho Physical Culture Society N 1t At tho rooms
Of tue Athenomn yesterday Afternoon. Tho Mt
tendance was limited, for ca,'se or another.
With the Society, which is comparatively new,
3" Physical Culture is but a now Lame for short
dreBscs.-in other words, lreas reform. Tho OBJ
iect OF the meeting has not yet been discovered.
Tno President, 3rs. 6wioshclua, WIS absent, as
was also tho Treasurer. Tho Inter was charged,
III o jocose way, with having absconded with tho
socioty's funds, amounting to S2.05, but no no.
tice was taken OF it.
Mira. Dabbots presided and the first order OF
busi1,eds was TO determino whether ar not tho
Society lad an existence. Before thta question
was settled tho idea OF anal 5amating with thn
Atloneum VIVA broachesi. In the discussion it
wns undoratood that tho Athoneu.n wns nnwi'i
ing, when it was decided thnt tie Physical Gull
tnro Society had All existence, Which it would
labor 10 porpetuate.
Mrs. Or. Underwood then read paper ou
"physlcal Development" Following this came
several littlo spoechos, aud tho election OF Mrs.
Underwood aa President. The Society then al
journed until the afternoon OF the ilrat Saturday
IN January.
, 1874-12-16

NEW Yonx. Dec. 15.-rhe Committee appoint
ed by the Common Council OF tho City of Nom
phis relative to tho debt Of that place hold n
meeting hero to-day to consider Ways and means
Of consolidating tho debt and improving the
credit Of the city. 1fr. Apporson, Of Memphis,
presided, and number OF members Of the Com
mon Council Of New York wero present. Aftor
a lengthy conference 1t WIS roaolved that the
holders Of bonds Of tho City OF Memphis in
Charleston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud elee-
whoro. DO. aud are hereby, requested to cali 4
meeting aud appoint one or two delegates each to
meet committee OF two appointed by this
meeting In tho City OF Wemplls on tho 11th Of
January, 1876 for tho purpose Of considering
tho question now before the Conven tion.
, 1874-12-16
INDIANA CORPORATIONS,

.sTic1dl U'spazcH 70 Tie E1'cdoo 7f75Wne.
ISp1AHAroLIs. Ind., Dec. 15.-Art1claa OF in
corporation OF tho Railroad Grain-Car Weighing
aud Scaling Company Of tho Uuited States were
filed with tue Secretary Of State to-day. Ed
ward u. Allen J. E. A1cGottIsao, Robot s. Cox,
William E. Hendrick, and Samuel N. Maxwell
aro tho Directors. The Company las for ita Oh
ioct tho manufacture Of Edward B. Aliens
loaded in bulk with oats, corn iu the ear,
ahel1ed corn. rye, wheat barlsy, md meal, to
produce 10000 pounds. and tho weight per inch
Ia height when loaded, and appEyiug tda eama to
railroad erail-cara. Tie capital atocA iB 0.0o0,
and business Of the Company is to bo carried on
hcre.
Articles Of incorporation Of tho Globo Print
ing and Improved ADVERTISING Company Of Val-
paraao' Porter GaouTty, WSro nzo fled Iho
t!1st yoar arc John G. Wost, George Il. Wallace,
and Walker 7. c. B1oWna.
, 1874-12-16
TOM MOORE.

AN 1n1sItMA.'S OPINION OF THE POET.
Mr. Iohu i. Finerty 1ecturcd In tho rriah
rtor.u,, 11nt, oornor ~ T,osopo .nd ,1.o
Lstota's l."..' oo''A - Tss' u y Anss nn's
8tfcess, last o7ehlhG' oa ioH1 a1oote' Ito
lecturer reviewed tho career OF the remarkable
Irish poct at Home length, and recitol few
s,,oc,mcns of his bcst noetry.-auotiuc mara es
opo.1n'oao ~ ~ ..I1,' s,J' - .s, r., ..1-,l,
pecially 1fo" Aal'a 1ooAA. atu suo H'7n
1Ielodies," which arc tho enduring monu-
ments Of tho Irish national poot'B falno.
ia sajd TINT Tom Moore had two distinct
~ ..t,roa-tl,n nnturo NJ an 1riuh patriot which
,,;s rsaso,nn. yr,rs mr., t,,n natnro ~
Whig .boggar, Which was ono OF tho great
oat stains upon lis fame. lie was, ut onco n
1.S-..sI :. .,,,o,, In, lilo nor,;.n, ,you j., ax.
noto aua H n'',s.', r,.;a 49, a,u',,,. .,.,,
coes OF hls 1t1nAef.ah. LUZ ""o na'p.s 7ao""
by the celebrity which his poetry
had attapel, whilo the pieces dedicated to
Gaorra ". and to tle Duko of Wellington
o'o46o NV s'sI.s., ..s.,o ,s."t IT,
we're aIuost oa,a ~ tans', ~ .nat us
chtaou 0s to u, sa';,, Teto
niiT VI gCohtoh ~ neeus onsAAoAso ~ u1aI.rS Wy Irs
ton Hth istsa Molq aIus - ~ a'"'ni % natis ~.
OF tlnees, punes; aos a 49,, a"iin ;,s;;a.o iey W.
olateu 1 ,o;a IL ;nna.a ~
W recognizes; ~ aie, i,.;1iaa.'o ln,,ntv % ill., ;rs ~ ~
enu ~ r;ttn ~ ;T,,'nr+,, "o,t, o,ii
mnIn H. ino, u ,nrn ~ tarbarn,x and bosoitnI
uot nase tGe.; pol1 ~ 1 at GaI G"i. uusostus M
fac1. ~ otsu s,, ~ ~ ~ - aea mst1
nys ny1nsa.. ne ,,t.t,s sn ~ rv o,,1 ,nr nL
1uas Mha No. ~ ~ ~ s" ,.1,1t Laa ~
sno hmevteSs a. 49, .;H .H1 t,' at a "oi,aa1 ~
nses neeh ~ a ~ a aaa .ooao saa1 ~.
umo na ~. ;t es IT," a. aoS, ~. 1a trEn
pa 's;.,, .ha tn,ss ~ ,n,.tnr 1,and t,nu
nuu'ua ,na,%Av;ds y fuma "a '"'"' s''sA
11is S'i faiIa Ronkh Ind ham trana,ate,1 i,to
, 1874-12-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

Railroad co ompaufcB or contractors baving
large quantities OF rood to chop. can bo supplied
with good choppera by applying In perBou or by
latter to tho Young Mons Christian Association
Employment Buroan. lis Fifth avenue.
Monday evening thoro will DO concert in tho
First Proabyterian Church, corner Of Indiana
avonuo and TwontY-dtst stract. The proceeds
will bo usod for tho benefit Of tho roadng-room
at the Railroad Mission, and for tho Church
sunday-school.
Tho old Woas Side Rink, corner Of Randolph
and Ada streets; will bo opened this ovoniug.
Thcro ia good fold Of Ice, and the proprietor
Of the institution intonds to try to revive tho
tasto for nkating which VAS 70 strong here in
1866 aud 1865.
The members OF Cosmopolitan Lodge No. &,
Knights Of pythias. arc requested to DO pnnctual-
II Oh hand this evening at o'cluck. III their
oastlo hall, corner Of LaSallo and Adams streets,
Tor tile purpose OF nominating officers for tho Gu
auing term and to transact important busnoas.
Tho management of the Doothovcn Society has
decided to ieaue limited number Of singlo tick
ets Of admission to the Beethoven Festival,
Thursday evening, at Fatweil Hull. They can
DO obtaincd Of MossrH. Root e. LowiB, No. 156
State street, and at tho box-oioe At tho hull. at
81 each.
A grand prize calico ball is announced to be
held ut Turner HILL. corner Of YIN Buren, and
Clark Btreots on tho evening Of tho 22d inst,
The ball iB for Tho benefit of Edward Neale, who
scnnold while at work npnn tho Grand Opera
l1ouso. Sheriff Agnow heads the list Of man.
ayers.
It is proposed to hold Tho next biennial moot
Ing of tho American Pomo1ogical Soclety in
Chicago. Tho Executive Committee OF tho
prai,fo Farmer Office, 118 monroe atreot,
Wednesday at 10 o'clock, and mill ho glad to
, 1874-12-16

The f4Nh ahLh"H"tn'
Con. blaeor Yestorday submitted to tho Board
of Police his recommendations as to the chungey
~ a,,t - H. .,.d, l., ,,o ~ ..1,ru, r.
thas oheAt eo po lnaAe III tuo u1o'ainl1n telo-
graph system now in 1lso In tlia city. Tho Doard
1,o,d nn,roro,oo ,vi,1 hin, m fila s,,hiect voa
us'u eo4Ao'""ee 49, t''1' va '"o e"ot.@. 'oo
terday afternoon. anu then Accoptod Rud plaeeu
on flo the following recommendations;
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s nTsTIpMry. Jhs !" Tsienrnni, Tura.,.n Nh, I'm,
,,rt.n,a ~ ,vc1, IN c,pnor5n tiI ths aar,;cez ~
Ia Etra n,,vnlc ~ - fnjIx "nnrnr3,tad hv vo renrcs
snn mi aaajf;ons r. nnLe Il ~ rnli,i1a nnn
ao;ant % -. Il ahn1,I hn sraninrn, tnIaarnnh sarn
it IS" io W. ~ ,a Gnic,1o afon on,i,rncn Ao
10y 1;r, 20 - 5;"t rjhHt, ~ .,n,t,nrna. to,, nm -
,aa m,t q a,r, coureston' ,s,st t%, out1 "" H, ~
49,, s 1isna, ,fnon t ,inns =, snt NJ tn "ont,,,n,ss
49, . io.vt ~ n.y.. w. ~ ~" @ .h , ",a ~ % - ~ ,, u 'a" H. n
H1; sasit - III" ~ ' 'HA- 00A"'''" "|'1' eAs e@A''~
e'en:, 1, n,.no avn x, .,,. , ,,..,, ,r,,,,, ,,,,-
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nse1g & g to @ " t ann 1s t
s tn @ 1 ~ @ nao ~ fl ~. utosJ s'o' s
"e.u tfe unu ~ "is1eu w.. Mhui
'heau M " ~ H., ~ ~ ; 1t 49, e1usaen. ut
Nhs wy aGauIeo & ~ a,t 10 - . .!e1 & ~ & noins M
~. & % % ot no Law @ sie9 ~ uepu ~ "ssa % tnr
GuLM n!suat .hM aus" usPuses "aau ~ ~ olnloM
atou! ~ ~, 1tAo , .u%us.uSts ~ n.o n9m
atusA ~ .o a.no nr,, .sas sno Hu!ss ~
ooHlpahy 9natstfs. 1H's estaHscnehs eouaAhsa ",
nocessry tiMo ~ .ns eulaaes ta sna suoa.n
70 ssiasa4eu Wy p'ac'n6 'ao 'o"es"pe's on separate
llne;, .,...,u,, ,,,.. .,..,u
IhtIa-aaa to"er-aella o. eacn uisSuh: ~.ia taelr
stu" @ ~ @ @ M nS" p,it 10 t1isu ~ ~ ~
, 1874-12-16

TGhThf NNV0 DcEu nf0QtGa W H11 Dut
mono can his uncommon gifts hu nlors thoroughly ap.
rreciatctl tlnn by hiz survivors hero.
Wherever he vent. ID camp Or court. The central
nRurc orc, us u Aunc. I'D Hhs mora than ho1oreti-
.nstrao!ion, bly, vork w"s ;aara rllmanlary touch;
Hdains hsef es wso nss' eeFs - o noeosIos q
tho hnmncst Deglnncr h'a versatile talents made him
Of science. An accomplished ph5a!cian. celebrated
teacher, bcoyol nBaocato hia work III lone lo has
70 70 sTsp To @ 10
grot 70! hs survivors alono arc tho dophs Of sorrow
jsserh ". rrcor, n. D., Professor OF pbynology,
and President of Tho go@iety.
y; Adm. Allsa. 81: 2, r. D., Professor of prln
Do LaAkio Miller, NJ p. Professor Of Obstetrics.
u. l.. Isea, nj. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
w Dsss qa M n o % rHsFE 81 M.rv
Jsssopi p. noss II. D., Professor of Clinical Med-
Edward L. Holmes, 4. H., H. D., Professor Of Dis
onBes Of the Ego and Ear.
Henry N. Lyman, A. H., n. D., Professor Of cheta-
j93nea Il. Ethor'dso ri. D., Professor Of nnteria
MedlcA.
THE ApELrnl.
The work upon that chaato temple Of high
toned amuuement into which hlr, Glover ia cou-
vorsing tho Post O1lcc building Is progressing
with grent rapidity,-uisl perhaps too mucl
lasto to allow everything to DO finished oil iti
porfect good taste. The critical publ,e-abont
Office, or writing long, communications. com-
plainng OF tho s1nall Ysze Of tho panea of glass
-picayuuo panoB one allitorative porson called
thom-wllich Mr.. Grovor has ntnck iil bis Uln-
dow-gashes. They ASSERT TINT they nro 50 small
us to bo ont of proportion with avoryahsng else,
aud TINT thoy resemble tho windows Of d outage
rather than grand tleatrc. or course, thcHo
people l.ayo been argued With, and told that MIR:
cannot 10 o1pecsod to indulge in Fronoh plato
rlABa 4ud Ht,uiiar itlxuricu. Moreover. the act.
, 1874-12-16

Fire Aarsn Telegraph, tho greaeat facilities aloua
ahonld 10 carried by evory officer aud mentor If
tho Police aul Fire Departments usllor snoh rnlca as
would aacure their eafoty and proper uAo In addition
AID printed card ahonld 10 poslod ii oysry house IN
tho ely informing tho occunants Of tbs location OF
Ing thoroughly roablo flre anr,n telegraph cannos
c ovoressInate and in my opinion creator n!is.
tate can be 1natlo thnn to cripple ami wMskcn y by
aud eItcnng # as tie grow. Of tho city requires.
hava tue honur to b. gentlemen, your o'edlcnt nor-
want, ALEXANDER Rl1A1.En.
CulOAuo, Dec. IL Consulting Engineer, 40.
, 1874-12-16
TRANSIT OF VENUS.

LEcTunE DEronE THE CHICAGO ATilENEUM NJ
pnoF. CoLuEnT.
Yesterday evening ar. Elias Colbert lcoturod
In tho church-room III lilo Methodist Church
Block, iu tho Athoneum course, on tho Transit
or VonuH. The room was tll1ed and Tho audience
attentive aud Interested. Aftcr giving do-
tnilod account Of tho object Of tho observations,
tho mothod Of making thcn., etc., lo closed Al
follows:
"Tllero is danger that, amid the eolat which
nttenda tho suecoaaful ohaarvationa Of tho tran~
pit OF Vonus, the yaiuo Of tbs labor, which havc
lod up to II, will bo uudorratod or forgotten.
Tho Human mind is really enough to applaud tho
result OF successful ooulbat with a hugo dit
flculty. wllilu IL III too oflen lusonsblo to tho
ynlus Of tho training which rcuderp such ro-
ns on rc q ornp so rrouna on
which tho contestant struggles for tho uastory.
here, In Chicago, tho pooplo Aro aliro to tho
importance Of tho ttaneit; thousands rcad
eagerly tho kilograms which announce that this
observations Of tho phenomenon, whilo they en-
trcly forgot that NO have In our midst an instru-
Mlont capa3o OF doing almost equally important
work. which is suffered to roAt for yoars togother
Dearborn Observatory is tho standing disgrace
Of ChcaEo, not only since tho groae. fEo, but
before It. Our citizons ought to be ashamed OF
themselves that telescope, which TIL within
throe yohrA past was the pebt On Inc !ace OF ouf
globe, has boon suffered to lic hero idly for want
Of fluids whorowith to enable Chicago to tako
tho same rank in tho aciontllo world that ahe
l,aa long since nsatrtcd IN tho commercial.
1 almost blush at tho thought that tho Director
OF that observatory, gontlornan whoHe abilities
ensito him to sako placo ia tho worry front rank
Of scientific workors, aud 0f whom not only
Chicago. but tho who1o United States. ought to
bo proud, has not rocoivod cont Ut salary suco
tho fro Of more than threo ycars ago. have
not, howovor, rellnquisl.ed tho hops that there
will rot bo found In this city enough men
righteous to tho causc Of scontiiio investigation
70 place our Observatory upon satisfactory
basis, mud cnublo IL to mid in tho work Ut Az
tronofnicAa research. Tho dro waa pogAapa d
sufficient oxcuBo for tho misrepresentation Of
this city in tho obacr yations Of last Tuesday
night, but 1t will not, and ought not to, prevent
our cooperation In 1882, fl tue task OF verifying
md COZ o'roesing tho results obtained from the
transit OF YonuH In 1874.
, 1874-12-16

Barney Aaron was boasting yesterday tn.t be
went grand rounds Monday night with South
Side Sergeant Of Police, and got him very drunk
Who WAS The saan5
Among yesterdays transfers Is that Of the lot
on the weat side Of Michigan avenue, lG0 feet
south Of Monroe street, sold by Horace White to
John 3. Lyon for sac 000
Chlof-I Inspector Harper has Just mado an iu,-
portaut addition to his Office BY putting in neat
boxes to exhibit the samples and tho grade OF
grain inspected by him.
Tho temperature yesterday, al observed by
Manasse, optcian, under 1uE Tn1nuSE Building,
was, at s y. 1n., 18 deg. Ful,r; 10 q. m., %; 12
H., 90; 3p. NJ. 81; 6p. M, 80; and p. H., 90.
THO Chicago Athennum haa resolved upon a
course OF ts'mo lectures, by home talent. Th
first enc will bo delivered Thursday afternoon,
Jan. 7. Tho hall. speaker, and subject remain
to be agreed upon,
Isaao Levy slipped and foil at tho corner Of
Matlisou aud drcen Htroots yesterday forenoon,
mud broke his anklo, He was attended TO by
DR.. Richardson. Mr.. 14oyy doou busincss at No.
1a5 West Madison street.
Tho Aldormanio contest In tho Eleventh Ward,
Walsh ys. Gounderson, will como up early noxt
wook in tho County Court. Gaunderson's at
WI ht!L !to u NGN]u4tEl " 1d4h4 tOtlek0ns
caimlng that tho charges OF the petition, upon
which tue contest III based, ara not specific
enough. -s,~~.
A cannod-gnods dealer OF Daltimore-a city
which claims the distinction Of bong the cl,iof
distributing point III the United StatoH for that
eass ot .goods-has just el1ected the purchase
from Clicago llrm u. 4. Watdner Il Coz Of a
car.lcad Of ptaohea. This IL believed to 10 tho
first recorded lustanaa in Witch that city hss
boen purchaser III tho West Of canned trults,
Tho caho Of Ross Va. Fancl.or, suit COM
monced by Mlas ltosa. Of this city, for brcacl, OF
rruln!Ho tho history Of wh.cIl has been pub
iisllcd IL thoHu columna, will como up beloro
Judge Booth 90 tho 9Th ot January. From tho
number md ohgraolor of tho t!opositjonH alruaty
on ille, tho herring of tho case promises aono
rich disclosures.
Tho llobrow congregation Ausl,o Maarly,
which, before tho lire ot July IA, worshpol III
the Hynagosno TINT stood at'the ooruor Of va
bash ayenuo and pouk court, haH since been
worsl,ipiug III tho odsllco cornor WabaAh aye-
nua md Fourteenth street. Tho congregation
laa lust purchased the c!lnrcll latniv nsaa hv
Trinity Episcopal congregation, ut tie cornor Of
Michigan avenue and Twenty.slxth street. md
will Immediately couyert II into synaRoauo
Tho price paid was 90 900 in cash tor ths bnild.
, 1874-12-16


To Awifu, mother. sister. OF sweetheart, Christ
present should to useful. beautiful, aud not
oasarlly expensive. Tho Wilson shuttle scwug-ma.
ntus combines nj Of these elements. II Ia useful ele-
CANT, dnrnblo, and ornamental! aud 1t Ii the most a
propr!aa token Of Affection 1t received tho highest
inward 1t Venna II Is 20 very simple that child can
easy learn 10 uao It, Instructions given at purchas.
era' hoea FREQ of charge. It Ia sold on easy monthly
payments Mt III 6tRte street. md Ia ali Of Tho principal
cli,cs aud towns Of tho United ssateH, Wilson Sowing
Mucline Company, manufacturers, Cleveland, o,
, 1874-12-16

moral support to tho political struggles Of rso-
land at homo. The Lyceum would Ahvo
morn bcartng on Irish liberty than all tho windy
resolutions TINT might DO rasHod from now until
TIM final tiny hpainht thu dovsrn1nont Of 0ront
britain. 10 concluded by saying that Ireland
and tho 1riel could mover plnAh when Tho namo
OF their gifted Moore waa spoken.
, 1874-12-16
THE ClTY-HAll,


after Aid. 6tono will bo Chairman Of that COM
mitteo.
Tho renowned and ilutrious German member
Of the Hairpln eocioty, at present employed in
tic City Cork'a Office, may hereafter be found
hitting on tho walli "Humpty Dumpsyy, initiat-
ing ''N1ooocs" by tho hupdrod.
Thursday afternoon at s o'clock tho Commit
too on Stroats aud AllesB for tho South Division
will mako its debut in tho room connected witt,
tho City Clerks Office. AID. Stone In AID. spald-
ing's shoes will bo tho cuiot attraction.
The Board of Po!ico yesterday commenced tho
work Of reorganization IN tho Cottage Grove
Ayonue Station. by transferring halt-duzon
patrolmen to other Htations. Scrgt. Tom Barrett
yet romainB IN command, but ia momontarily
expecting hin execution.
,Mr. Chosbrough. City Epgipeor exhibits In
his ofllco fossil Of what is known as nu Ortllo-
ceratito. Tho fossil Is lmb0udod In rock which
eplis III two parts disclosing the exposed half Of
tho fossil. It is a present to tho Academy Of
sciencos from N1r. Singer, OF the Singer d. Tai
colt Stone Company.
Whatever dissatisfaction there may havo boon
among certain Aldermen who wero dlspleased
With tho new Committees, all such aOrroWn nere
completely displaced on hcaring that worry
proud Alderman. who found himself without
Cl!airmanship, waH going around calling hB
Presidential brother nasty namos. And yet the
Asuermhn ~ question ID on tl.roe Of the very
best Committees Of tho Council.
-r,,o Ero;,oo. f4,ro,,s.,oo ~ A., f-,.:.+ H..
1no GnfEncst oo4h'11ttoe y. tuo cH'1enS as
soclatlon MaSo cohp!cteu their labors Tor tue
present. Thoy lave not yos made known tho ro-
BultB Of tho trial. owing to restrictions placed
upon thetn by tho 1nlcs of tho Citizens Associa.
tion From what can be learned from persona
t]ay rlft 1onnrt fayorahir on Tia ,nnn,na cannc.
ity and will limit their iuprecatious 10 tia small
wator-maina.
wAnAsH-AyEsuE grREar-nA,1wAY.
Tha folloxinr comnrncu+;on ,-o. ,,ou,.r5,r
t tun iisson1g is."u1g. Euut'anea'1oo "a' sesse1oas
''AS " As'o0o' o'No"'
s,n 1 r,onso y, GnloAao &C nss 1s ,s14
pussnd snay pec Hytng nera ~ so fr r.. y" ,,
10 build aud operate ssrcot:cars on Wabash avonne,
suu.h Atlantic nasroad Co:npany .nsio tic following
offer, yi1:;
=, ftiSf-Io ny do'lho srack from Lake strcnt r.
- ~ sngo , .5aek , In
citv I'll miia e'A1"'' "A" """01' ""eA '"oae' ~
Sscond-To 10 constructed On or bcforo tbs 1st of
September 1875, uniees restrained.
Ihfrd-To build aud Keep In good order said street
tsem nsa,sast emu y s.t sago. wy -, ~.
1 p ~ tMa @ an , o. tne Same ensa an"
nn!sG hs . usc On 1nasn venue Mow - aoTs
,t 1s.,' nh s',a every nooe atscs II O'CLOCK as
- sttM~Fare, who)e distance, cents; Communication
uckots, centa pr r!io.
!sereath-To pay per cent Of It's annual net earn
ngs Into tho City Treasury, to 10 appropriated for
aueh PURPOSES as tho Council may direct
e,na aod 1oso.on W., Feu'fea 5ona ~ tno nena su o.
ros"r;bs +, s, H. ,csntion ~ M nana no e
If our ofer is nccepcd. Ii saycs to Tic taxpaycrs
owning property On said ayeuuo tho sum OF about
sla5,oa This estimate Is ,yerifod y ll4s mado h5
three OF tho most respous!olo hrs tn
, 1874-12-16

Can yet obtain froa przotickcs by addressing through
tho msll calling Ut Nos. 1Y4 auu 1856 State Htres
Tho sasue number Of persons coll also hu provided
NTH fine. atylIsh broadway garments 1t popular
prices. Tho long oyorcoats being shown by A. J,
Nutttng, tha q. q. D. clafhior, Are tha "nobhess
oyesearcuti IN ths Vest for men, youth, boys, and
children,
, 1874-12-16

over $50 600 now opcAjng in every Variety and vii!
10 oIerud at lcsa tAn hat the regular prccs. ALSO.
100 rccea blauk dress silks, At fon Is cnts to $95o
hoIng not slolr gold cost. rAspnlpaE'a III auu 1l6
Htatn aLrent.
, 1874-12-16
Drow'a Businesa Collage

Drow's Business College
offers eyory facility to young Who aesrous Of
obtaining thorough practical education. new do
partmcnt has been organized in which instruction IA
given in ponmanahip arithmetic, reading, and srell-
Ing Those desiring to enter tue commercial depart
nlent will hnd tile course more practical than any
btl4inoas college III tho West.
, 1874-12-16

It will be we'll to remember, wien about buy holiday
proscnts Of diamonds. watchos jewolry, silver sud
slyer-plaed wnre, that wo arc sailing At strictly
wholesale prices in order to close ont or retail stocx
rGtro altogether from thiA branch Of thu haaI-
meas. Wendell 4 uyualt Wholesale anil retail lealors.
235 Wabash avenue, coru0e Jackson street.
, 1874-12-16

Tho New Album Of Music
Will b realy for GALE 1t ". W. Kmballs, Slate atreet
Garner Of Adams, ne1t Friday, with IN entire nav
selection q! fossyops peoss ot vocal aud instgusat
, 1874-12-16

II 37FFEV lNuY Af0WB
1hss tao w. ~ hhd % cont Hack alpacas nnd the
and 35 cont drcas-goods 1t tho Naw yorh gtore Noa
2ss anu $50 West Madison srreet .ro .ha chcapes. snA
tic best III Chicago.
, 1874-12-16
music Tot tho rtano, handsomely bound In cloth and
gold, such ~ Mgnon, Adn, Lohengra. etc. prlco, g.


he TeRrly III, 7tanco
OF the teeth 10 brittle Bodozont, coiutosol exclusive
ly of hyylonia vegetable oc,ucn;n III, containing nd
SOLVENT Il tla only article which, Wills ltteupr th.
enamel, preserves its soupincau.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14

Contrary 20 general expectation. the
election which took place in Baltimore or
Tuesoay Of last week for the extension Of
the City Limits. resulted adversely to tha.
measure.
Hon. Stevenson Archer. of Maryland,
has introduced bin in Congress 10 pre-
ven. "hazing." or the PLAYING Of danger
ous practical jokes at the Naval Academy.
Using cancelled postage stamp caused
a man to be fined $500 and costs in the
United States Distric. Court the other
day in Utica.
Vim. II. Welsh. Esq. having sold his
entire intcres; in the Baltimore Gazette
to Charles J. Baker. Esq. has dissolved
his connection with that journal.
A coalition has been formed in Oregon
between the Republicans and Democrats,
with the hope o:defea,iag the Independ-
ents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-05-14
BALTIMORE MAKE rs.

WHE.T-The demand for Wheat has not been
particularly active daring the psst week, and
the tendency Of TIE market g 70 lower prices
even for the prime and caU'ce samples q Mary
lanG.f v hicE base mp 20 this time been relative
" h.mer. The receipts OF Western were large
amounting 70 10000 bushels. The hulk q
which went into Elevator and was delivered
Oh contracts f; bat the receipts of Maryland Nefe
Oily !6, 600 bushels, aad Pennsylvania 5000
bushels The sales embrace 500 bushels
Maryland white atl7tts 80 cents FOR h>ir 70
prime and is cents for choice 900 bushels
pr ne 20 choice 90. amber az lsr{a .s- ccuCs 4:
see 90. prime DO. red Al from lse cea;s
6owr - Us eez;s. and J. eco do inferior 70
gOoG I'd az 59GIT5 cents; l,CUO bGshe.s
Penis .vania red 81 "a cenis; Loco 90. do
a; IL oeat; 40S do. do. at lis CENTS, and
SO DO. 60. on private terms 100 bushels Vest
err white q, IS ecnts GO do winter rid At
lseGilso cents, ard :, $50 DO. Go. amber 81
les ceats.
Cozx.-The receipts of Seaihera Corn assiug
the past week have hee1 more liberal, and ihe
market, vaiOh sIenel firm, has given ~sx 20,