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FINANCIAL


OFFICE DAVENPORT L CO.. STOCK HKOKEnS.l
FIRST NATIOEAL BANK BUILpISG.
WE OFFER TO INVESTORS TIE
FOLLOWING DESIRABLE SECURITIES:
5000 City OF Richmond SIS,
5000 City OF Richmond IS,
5000 City OF hanches ser-Briigc SIS.
5000 Richmond and Danville Railroad o.,
5000 James River and kanawha Canal u.
5000 Petersburg Railroad. 1st n. e'S,
5000 City OF Norfolk SIS,
eco sins. Merchants and Planters Eant,
100 shs. City Savings Bank,
80 shs. National Bank Of Virginia.
ALSO,
STATE COUPONS GOOD FOR TANEs.
Will buy and sell other bonds aad stocks al c 8
mission. DAyESPOET !; CO..
ms got stncH rEoL -
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III. W. Lockwood, cashier OF the National H.ai
Of Virginia, soleIBniy affirm that The above ,it'-
ment Is true 10 the best Of M knowledge and ~
lief.
(SIgnedl j. " LOCKWOOD. CASHIER.
Subscribed aud affirmed to before me this s,htlr
OF bIay, 1874. J. II. MURRAY.
Notary rapic
Correct-At.est:
CLAIBORNE WATKINS.
JAMES =. GRAY,
4. @. NULIIhG,
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,r,,r SINGER HASrFACrURI1G C0HfAN'
SOLD 232.I4i MACfdStS .,...,
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing So'@F'''
1l9,190. .,. s,,r..O : Il
Groyer & Baker Sewing .Maehtas toihPN"'
36,I79. .,>,, ~. 7ts.
Weed Sewing Machine Company soli -i''''
Hiilcox 6 Gibbs Scwins-,Machine CeurIh'
sccor sewir & Machine Company sold S'''''
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NET LEVY BROTHERS have special
ba1gan In LADIES LINEN COLLARS at 81 o
dozen, usually sold at S1.75. my D
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~POPL,N AND LINEN
RFADY-MADE SUITS,
BUSTERS,
APRONS,
CORSET COVERS,
DRESSING-SACQUES,
WRAPPERS,
SKIRTS,
DRAWERS,
CHENISES, and
NIGIIT-GOTNS
for ladies' wear, in sreat variety, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
CIuLDRES,s CHECK MUSLIN APRONS, az
sorted sizes. my y
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~HAMBURG EDGINGS AND IN
sERTISGS.--speclal job lot, at 12li and l5e. a
yard at LEVY BEoIHEhs'.
Look at the new CHATELAIHES and YINA1-
GRETTkS my9
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By consulting .hrs above
SWORN STAI EMENT
our reaasss w,lisee that
THE ssSGET: COMPANY 49,,
SOLD NEARLY TWICE AS MANY AA' o.
IN 1873 rs amy otter company, WIG"
plainly that II Is TIE BEST and most pop- q.
machines. Further comment Is unf eteSs"
at our offices ard examine, OK send FOR s''so n,a
BRANCH OFFICES at Petersburg N'' ws S,S
VILE, I.yr:chburg, and Fredericksburg, \. {.
berne. r,ilmins ION, Raleigh. and thst''''>' ,rey
6ep eral oflce for Virginia aud Sof"
ieps MAIN STREET, RICHMOND Vs.
my S-6t {. .. bGA '.ln-- -
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|R E gPg s,I.s or THE coS I;S1
osb W. s,f fs INA hHAkT.IepsSAk sask SyS Or
THE CLOSE OF BUsfNEsaE ~ ~ YIRGiy1,CH
OF MAY, 1874: ed oN THE la ,A
nc fs zess RES0rTpCpa DhI
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FOR SALE.
CODA APPARATUS FOR SALE.-I
~ have for sale Irst-class SODA-WATER AP.
PARA1US, with two copper fOuntilns, all In COM
plete order. Apply nj my drug store No. o east
Broad street. tiny 9-3t1I II. T.. FISCHER.
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, STOCK and
IL FlXTURESOF A RETAIL DRUG STORE.
For terms, &c, apply 10 Co. through Carrier No.
II, Richmond post-ofiice. my 7-eod3t*
EGGS. EGGS. EGGS, FOR HATCHiNG,
Ia fresh from pure-hrcd silyer-spanglad POL AND
HESS-the best layers in America. Prizes of eggs,
~ so ucr .!cZrn. Z. VINCENT.
III! 72tth&s* Ashland, Hanover county, w.
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GRAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL MASS
NEETING.

under the auspices OF
THE suNDAY-SCHoOL UNION OF ALL
DENOMINATIONS
will be held at the First Baptist church
SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY o, 1874, at 3 O'Clock.
Interesting addresses may be expected by Rev.
HENRY CLAY TRUMBULL, president Of the Ameri-
can Suuday-School Union, and Rev. GHoRGB Il.
PsLrz, secretary Of the Baptist Sunday. School
Uulou Of the Uaitcd States.
Al officers, teachers, scholars and friends Of the
cause are respectfully invited to attend. my sat
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maRRIAGE5.

Married on sheztb, sne F s!Tsai SsPSAi RHF
Elm and j AMES r.. LAMkih.
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..Ir the mum Der sold OF any one niaca!na Il
tcriou Of It's merits THE SlN1GE CARR
;he paln."-Se,o York Daily Press.
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STRAIED OR STOLEN FROM ~,
~ my stable In Manchester, on the night ~
of Nay 1St, DARK BAY MARE, of medium
size, one Zip little rubbed by harness. She Is
very fast PAGER. A liberal reward will be paid for
her return To ME. A. +. HARRISON,
my 0.6t* Tenth street, Manchester.
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GENTLEMEN LINEN COL
LARS-Anotbcr lot just received ut 60c a Dozen
mJ9
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
WIGwAu GREAT CHIEF hARSIIaL ]. q. r. ~
9TH SUS, FLOWER NOOK, g. ). D., 3S3. !

W1GwAu GREAT CHIEF MARSHAL. ]. Q. r: ~,
9TH SUS, FLOWER Moon, g. !. D., 3S3.
1sNHE TRIBES IN THIS CITY HAVING
l. DETERMINED TO CELEBRATE SAINT
ThMhAEY'S DAY, the following orders are
given for information and government OF the pre-
cessiou
l. Sachems will assemble their Tribes at their re-
spectiYe wigHanyS In time 70 report 70 tile assist
ant mar:hals In front OF City Hall, on Broad street,
" 9th Kun OF 9Th sun, g :. d., 3S3.
II. Assistant marshais will report promptly at
the run stated TO form and take charge OF their re-
spectivc detachm entS they VII also provide them
selves with suitable sIsies III place OF regaa to de-
signate their rank.
III. Officers, Chiefs, and members Of Tribes will
appear with black bats, coats and pants, aud white
gloves, to insure uniformity, OF dress.
". All i'ISt Sachens aud members OF tie Great
Council will report 10 Great Sachem W. l.. GRAN
TER before the sun Of saint Tlmmany'S day. that
sufficient vehicles may I've provided for ,hem.
V. COuycyanccs Vii b. provided for tue widows
and orphans OF the deceased chiefs aud mcNhers
OF the Order who may be on tile battle-ground at
City Hall.
pany the procession.
Vii. Families of chiefs and members can join the
procession IA their oHa coay-y.tnceS.
VIII The line OF march will be from City Hall,
on Broad street. 10 Governor street: thence TO
Franklin; down Franklin To Twentieth thence 10
Msiu: up Main to Ninth; up Ninth 10 franh lin !;
up Franklin to Seventh: thence 10 Gracs up
Grace Ia Fourth; thence to Hrca!: up Broad ~
Ear-tirouuds where The day will be spent III 4 So
''' w. &. CARRI%GTOS,
INV 9-3t Great Chief Marshal, !. q. K. n.
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LOST. STRAYED, &c.

T OST, IN JANUARY, 1874, A WAR
~ RANT drawn by the Clerk OF the Board uf SUI
pcrvls0rs Of Heurico county on the Treasurer Of
said county for the of fifteen dollars payable to
W alter Mead out OF the l6vy of 1873. The public
Is requested not to trade for the same. my 9-lt<
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MI SILVER AND JET MEDALLION
CHATELA1SE5;
PEARL md JET ARROWS and ANCHORS;
PEARL and PEARL BEAD SLIDES;
PEARL VlSAIGRETTES
BLACK and Guild FANS;
BLACK POWERED FANS, and novelties innu-
uicrable, very reasonable. at
LEVY BROTHERS..
LACEFiCHUSa and SUhRFS, all shades. my9
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STATEMENT OF TIE CONDIrIOT
y OF THE NATIONAL BANK or yIrt'H;,,
AT RICHMOSD, VA. AT THE CLOSE or M.
NESS ON FRIDAY, MAY !, 1874: "'%1'
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T. j. L. c." U!.agrccabl>."
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sEwxNG-MAClslSES.

THE SINGER SEWING-MACHlHh>'
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MILITARY NOTICES.

persons are hereby cau-
IN toned against harboring or trusting any OF
the crew of de Norwegian bark JEnNBYRD, from
Liverpool as no debts nf their contracting will be
paid by the captain Or ,,,
No. 10 Eighteenth street.
RICHMOND, May 6, 1874. msf'3t
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STATISTICS OF SWORN SALES Fo& i''''
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I'VE commend this machine to General
New 0crry's attention. lie could soon till uT
our sul'ies and grade AL the streets with the
aid Of few such machines
, 1874-06-20

3ourI1h. 80
Thora will be a mootlng Of tho logal yotors OF
Washington 1lclghta ut Tracy Avohuo School
tion concerning building gradol achoo!, Iaauing
f'onlB for school Bito, oto.
T!'aro will hc strawberry nnd leo cream foa-
tsal giycn by the Indies Of uniou Church, III tho
benofit Of tho Sunday y-acool library. .''''e' 0' "
The regular hnntial election of paator Of Both
any Church will DO held aftor tho morning nor-
vices tomorrow.
THO citizous hold mooting Saturday cyontng
ut Wischoffar'a Hall, to tliacnta tho matter of
grading aud gravollng the village strootH, ospo-
Gully Wnconncs road. Tho Committee appoint-
ed reported in fnvor Of tho immediate commonco-
mont Of the work, and tlts meeting adjourned 10
meet on tho 9th inst, at which tfmo tho deota-
ion Of tho County Commissioners conooruinp
tlnanoial holp will be forthcoming.
, 1874-06-20
SUBURBAN NEWS.


The fcatiyal and fair hold Tuesday evening tn
the basement Of tho new Congregational Church,
proved grand snocoBs, both 1naneially aud so"
Gully. Tho room waa filled .a}1uost to overflow
Ing with tue happy thfong, Which was composed
OF young and old. Oak Dark social ciroloa wera
never bctter represented thau Oh that evening.
The ehnrch had beea recently and pretttly doc.
GRATED with lowora. and everything united to
firm most pleasing effect. The tab!es wore
laden with bouquets astIsticallY and tastofnlly
arranged.
The collneaa and restraint uaually noticeable
upon sucl occasions wero broken from tho boz
ginning, and all united In tho morrimont and on~
joyment OF tho hour. Among tho attractive
foatures wore post-oflco, fsh-pona, guessing.
polo little folks bazaar, and gypsy's tent which
were tho source OF much amusement to thoHe
present, and Of considerable profit to
tho Laalss' BENEVOLENT Association. updos
, 1874-06-20
THE CORNERSTONE.

INVITED 0UE3Tb.
The Reception Committee appointed to recefye
the distinguished porsons who como to Chicago
to Witness the procession md ceremonies attend-
Ing tho laying Of tito cornerstone Of tho Custom
House and post-OiIico, on the oath inst, met at
the Sherman House last evening. Mayor Colyiu
preaidel, and j. st. John Cleveland acted as Soc
retary. His Honor, Ill calling the Committee to
order, said thoY had assembled for tho purpose
Of organizing subcommittee. The laying of
tho CORNERSTONE was an event of which tho poo
pie Of ChicRgo ought to bo proud. Many of
them would mover SEQ tho like again. The Post
oaice, whom completed, would bo tho largest
vas intended for the bonoflt Of the Government,
Chicago would bo benefited by It. The
Committee vas charged with very important
d1ty-fn11ishlng accommodations for tho guests
when would occur the event Of tho ycar. Itwas
understood il people who wont to strange
place wero well entertained, they would go home
end toll their ,neighbora and frionds tLat they
sidx aa s and 1h were "ssaea spen n
obliged to say Of their Hhort stay ID 0hicago II
they did. the Committee would feel that they
had discharged .gtt their duty; but Il ANYTHING
Sf9nrfed S;n1 t,,y which sau, would engender grum
rowful aud nggrieyed: Every ono should
Md In making tho visitors comfortable. and
to that end, ho proposed TINT Tho COMMITTEES
which s, consisted of htty members. shall be d.
Aigncd 10 each rai1road dcpot TO meet tho guoHta
and 300 that they wore provided for.
Con. Macarthur moved TINT the Chairman be
authorized to call upon the Chairman Of tho.
Committee Of Arrangements for Ruch number
Of carriages aa might be required. Agreed to.
0eu. Slormnn stated TINT tho proprlotora Of
tho Sherman House rendered the dccon1 floor of
tho hotol for the Use Of tho Reception Com
mittro.
On motion, tho Chair was authorized to up
point the s,b.conlnittees, they to assign thu in
coming.
headquarters III tie cl.lb-room Of the Sherman
Houba, adjourned Until hlonday evening.
THE LINE or alAnul1.
Ihe Ma1sl!als also held meeting at tho sl,or-
1nan Honse for the purpose OF mixing up line
OF march. Gen: Forsythe occupied The clair,
aud aiaj. Wood kept tho minutes. Thoy agreed
upon tlie following:
EIat diyIslon E torms on Lake street, second
divisions on Monroe street. fifth division Of,
Jackson Rtreet. aixth division on HarrIBou
Htseot, tho right Of oil resting On Wabash aye-
nue.. The tirat viii move at ID o'clock, and the
rost tall n III orderoi dlya'on. Tho ino Of march
street, cast to Michigan avenue, north to Mon
roc street, eaat to State street, north to Lake
straot, emit to Dearborn. Here tho Masonic d.
yiHlon will wllool to thu loft. and move south to
10 n,aaaoa by tLo hIasshals. | rho iaa0' sos. Ms,.
ond division and tho others will bo
conducted BY the CAiof Marshal west on
Lake street to Clark, south to 'Ada,nB whore
they will whoel to tho Ieft, md march aust on
AdnmH, past tho corner-HtoIle md graut1 stand
TO Wabaah avenue, aud thoro separate, mud 20
to thetr roBpoctive headquarters
TIE SCHOOL CHILDREN.
III. h i. Qu5ton pAla m impssssiou prevailed
, 1874-06-20

o. VIOLENCE. tIo was atrnatod and brought bo-
bonds TO koep tho peaco.
John parker, n junk-daaicr on Polk street
ncar May, waH arrested Inst Mondhy for rooolv,
Ing Rtolen goods. knowing them to lRvo bool
utolen, and gave bail before Justice Soul1y for
lts appearance on tho following day. Oh tho
Justice Aistin, who hold llm for fhiB appearance
ysstortlay. Tho ontlro forenoon wan occupied
lla hoaring tho case, nnd, ut it's conoluHtou, tho
Justice hold tho priaonor to tlo Crlm!nul Court
NloEard H. Moore aR auraty.
Jesso Adams, who Was arrostod tho othor day
gu tho complaint OF the agent OF tho Hnnlnno
sociosy OH tho charge Of cruelty to au!mals md
who wns noquttod, yosterdny Buod tho agolt for
damages on account Of allogod malicious prose-
c1!tton. Tho caao Will oome up boforo Juatioo
Williamson to~dny.
Mrs. Z. 4. Williama is woman who sublcts
streot, near tho bridge. a fow daya ago two
young mon ronted apartments from tho woman,
and III accordance with hor established
fulo aho, on Bnmo e1ouBo, Levied upon their
property during Their temporary abaonee; with
some United States gooda. shc was nrrestod,
md ycstorday brought before Commissioner
Hoyno, who, upon her promising toIbohaye her
eel1 In tho future, dismissed the oa8e.
Tho oaao OF ntsdler &. Reoyas WHO was~ ar
roated on warrant sworn oNt ThuradRy by his
vito. charging him with inndelIty, was on trial
yesterday bofore Justice B0ydon. Tho taBti-
mony was all hoaraRy. Unfortunately, Mrs.
NoeveB had aocurod tho services Of bcardosH
youth who tlas but little experionoe fr tho 1nys-
tories Of tho law. and who attempted to proso-
cute the cnso OH this evidence entirely, mud tho
Jnatico could do nothing more than discharge
the prisoner.
Jnmoa O'Oonnall and John Howard arc part
norg, doing business at No. 81 West Thirteenth
street Under the firm nano OF O'Connoll 4 How
nrd. O'Connolf, tho senior partner being In
arrearB to his landlajy for board .diyod into tho
cash-drawor Of tho establishment for means
with which to aettIo tho Just demands OF tho
woman. Howard objected to tho reduction OF tho
exohequer of the house OF O'Connell 4 Howard,
mud demanded 4 rott,rn Of tho money. This
modest request Of the junior partner the Houior
declined, Wheroupon Howard oollarctl O'Connel',
and with violence pushed him against tho wall,
and forced the gentleman to disgorgo. Yester-
day O'connell swora out q warrant bofore JUS
tico Boydon for assault aud battery. Tho war.
rant WAS placol in tho hands Of Constable
Kooh1or, who, up to q late hour last niq|lt. was
on the sharp lookout for Howard.
Tho mention made yesterday relative to tho
Charge Of Btoaling ngainst Charles Mills was u
rfstnko. Tho cago WAS hoard boforc juatlce Do
Wolf yesterday morning. and the defendant was
dschargod II appearing TINT the prosecuting
witness was indobtad to him for weeks work
In carrying subscription book. and TINT the al
legged larconT consisted in tho f3ct that Mills
hold OH to tic book rs security FOR his pay, which
Waa not Forthcoming.
, 1874-06-20
THE CRIMINAL COURT,


The Fe1aonthal trial which has occupied tho
attention Of tho Court. for The past fow days,
was concluded aud given to the jury Thursday
ovouing, a. G o'clock. After being out all night
they cnms into Court yesterday morning ct IL
O'Clock, and, through thoir foreman, aakol to bo
discharged: I'D they could not ngroo. This will
necoasitate tho expense Of fourth trial ut tho
nn1t term of the court.
Michael lynn md Edward Jones' uloaled
guilty to tho lnrceny OF trunk Of clothes from
Aonzo 4. Hall, and was romandod.
Charles Stewart pleaded guilty to au asseult
With Il kufo Oil Austiu Hopsou, and wus aon-
tenced to the House OF Correction for ton days.
George Lawrence pleaded guilty to tho lasceny
Of q quantity Of cloth from Y, D. 1owan, and
was rGmnnd1d.
George Robinson pleaded guilty to burglary,
in breaking into Horace Lao's rooms, and waa
remanded.
4. j. Severance pleaded guilty to tho larceny
Of Ghost Of tea aud WAS remanded.
Charles Hchrin waa tried for burglary. in
breaking into tho store Of John Doyorak, and
WIS acquitted.
William say1es, William Anderson, and George
Patterson. tho men who entered tho house Of
Mnncol Tacott last week, wero arraigned for
trial, and, pleading guilty to tho Charge, were re-
mandol.
Jamos ". Clark, Clork Of tho Town Of Vest
Chicago, who was Indicted q foH days ngo by tho
Grand Jury for refusing to surrender tho books
aud pupera OF Ills office to his suocoBsor, aud who
was confined IN the County, Jail since tho 18th
inst. was brought into court yesterday. md adj
misted to bail In the sum Of a1,500, blr, Z. s.
Alexander becoming his boudsrnau.
THE poIlcE COURTS. .
Martin Oswald was held unaor $500 bonds
yesterday In thu North Side Police Court to keep
the peace with William Haru,ut1l.
Justico Kaufman had another wife-beater,
by the name Of Edward Rarga, before him yos-
terday. ue WIS fined $685. aud aont to the Bride
woll for sixty days.
e Justice Doydon yesterday fined nchard Cud-
more, the young man who was fouudi In freight
car OF the Michigan Southern Railroad loaded
with freight, $50.
Martin Lawlcr waa yesterday hold under 81 900
bail until Wednesday next, by Justice Eoullv,
pittsbure Cincinnati i 81. Louis lailroad.
1rothor-in-law Ku.rod Winder, ut No. LOG West
Chicago ayonue, mud brought before JUSTICE
Bcully yesterday, who continued the case till
"Wednesday, placfng the prisoner uudor 5000
bonds.
Justice scully hold Timothy German to tho
Criminal Court G. yesterday II bonds Of $500, to
aecond strnnt and Hno Iannd nynnun
Justice Doydon disposed Of tho following cases
ftoherf innoa WafIare Kawtnn and nn;Ia, T.so
yaurnnts. aid oncl1 ami Emrane fininn f,sordor,,
w. s1o. ~~' ~@ ''%'@' '"''''+1' S'''''' A'10@1ot
FIVE small ooye, the'r agos ranging from to
~ years, wore lolu under S6oo each to tile Grim
ina Court yeatouhy by Justice haufmann, tor
9eiveIa, on 6iegel Atraet.
j, II. Daisor wae held In $500 bail to thu Grim.
inal Court hy 3ustica Yaufr1ann yester1av morn,
ing for djspoAipg Of q Nsnido watch to fhomaa
EIlig for Std, Ifts place OF business ia ou Kin-
xio street, noar the bridge.
, 1874-06-20

All membora OF tho Committee aud othors
Interested in tho lecture to DO delivered by Mr.
A. L. Morrison, aro requested to bo prosont this
evening III the parlor OF Durkc'a Hotol, at 8
o'clock, for the transaction Of important
business.
meeting Of working men ard women In favor
OF labor reform will DO hold ut Judge Rogers
COURTROOM, In tho Court House, cornor OF In
balle md Adams streots, this eypnipg, at 8
o'clock for organization and free discussion,
There will be q service OF song tomorrow
morning In tie Church Of tho Messiah, begsn-
Miug Mt 10:45 a. m. The pastor, tho Rev. Honry
which the Hampton students will iIluatrato By
some Of their peculiar melodies. The public aro
Invited.
Tho prcsbytery Of Chicago will hold its next
mocting IN this city Oh the second Monday In
July. The chief business which will come up
before the PreBbytery on that occasion will bo
tho election Of counsel to defend the body In tho
Synod ut The annual meeting which takes piaco
70 tho tall Tue principal norBonH mentioned in
this connection are pr. Patterson and DR.. Hurd.
positively declining, tho last-namod gcntloman
will be solicited.
DR.. ]. May, prominent German lecturer, will
givo aericA Of readings at Standard Hall, corner
OF TAlstoonth street and Michigan avenue, Ho
will speak on the following interesting objects
GI1nh4t JHue ADt la1uQF AnQ IHTcu1s AUea-
day. Juno 80 "Goetho md Hia Corresponds
onco with the Countess Of BernBtorf; :" Friday,
July 8, p" Roso and Nightingale The Attention
Devoted to Them in tho Past and tho Present."
DR.. May has dolverod these lectures to large
and refined audonoos In Germany, and evory-
where has earnod warm praise. He will un-
douhtodiy bs rewarded BY large mud approoiatiyo
audiences while leeturing in this city.
LINCOLN PARK.
The following lB tho Programme Of the Lin
coin Park concert this afternoon:
PART I.
]. Victory hfnroh .Meinhnrl
Enzaostn to!sa Hs. ., Hosltng
1. Chosua and cayatlna from 4 Il Gluramonto,n
1lercadante
9. ttomsnxa-- hitA1on .-....,... ......A. TioH1as
y. 4touI N|GnA WALTZ. .atrnua2
TART II. .......-........
l. :" Lincoln Park March ",.....,....Ch.D Dreytspraah
= netRonrst on ustona AIR. sar9
&. Fantas4 from "i,obort ls Dabio .a1eysrhesr
0. QuadTlla-'nussan" "..-..........,......RisI .RisIore
, 1874-06-20

BARlOW's INDIGO BLUE,
OrIxi,,,l Aul uupxsuilrA lar N!nclng CIothcs.
Tut IN nt Wlistorgsra ItrnH Htnre, M, :i1 Enrtt.
Neuuta.st,, phlludtIpNih, Every Ar,cur a. druggist
ahuu4 ssllts anu oysss tnl Hd usit
, 1874-06-20

very handsome young woman, accompanied
by nu elderly lady, entered tho Criminal Court
Cerltfs room yostordny afternoon, end as hcr
countennnco was expressive Of bowildormont,
both Nfr. John Doylo md Mr. Judge l,astonod to
inquire into her woe, and to profor any little aa~
sistanco which lay in their power. The young
fady'a bowildormcnt Hoon vanished under tho
cn1mlng influence OF their poitc attention, and
indignation took lis place. aa with flushed checks
and sparkling eyer Bho asked whethor they wore
acquainted with tho fact that herlawlul husband,
air, J.W. Artendcr, resident at No. 50 Milwaukee
avonuo had recontfy tho poor tasto 10 marry
another wifo. Tho Criminal Court gentlemen
referred the ladioH to Alr. Drnry, OF tho County
Court, whom thoy found with ftttlo difficulty.
That genttomat ut once referred thom to tho
record Of marriage licenses, which they soareEed
1ong md diligently, but In vain. In tho midst
Of their [abora one Of tho c1orks stated that Mr.
Artcndor Ind got n marriage license thore quito
rocontly with afothor partv q remark which
elcitod acroam from tho younger Of tho ladies'.
On second thoughts, however, the clark remom-
bnrcd that it was blr. Artondor'a companion who
got tho liconHo A1ra. Aronlor stated 10 tho olork
that since hor marriage hor husband Ind shown
fontlneHB for other ladea which was anything
hut pleasant. It was common thing for him,
while waking along the streots with his wife on
neettng protty woman to remark, 20 look at
TINT pretty lasdyl Amt Hlae nico2 I'd like to
have her." 10 such romark sho Invariably told
hor husband that he ought to DO asl,nnol OF
himself. and that sllc did not want nun who
cause Of trouble was, as ahe aald, that hor ius-
band had loft bis wife aud child to wfoso sup
port he Ind not for somo wooks
contributed, and taken up his abode
previous oecasion ho had. aho said, committed R
snai'ar indiscret1on but was forgiven OIL promihe
said to bo = lawyer, praoticing, ohioty in the
, 1874-06-20

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