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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-14

IOJDOlE SCHOOL. preparatory - the lnvrg u
yp and ately organizer and Principal Of PRINCETON tDLks
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, will open SEPTEMBER ne at No 43
Fsst d-t-cass SELECT SCHOOL for toe
nom 81 bo for College Refers tie Faculties of The riui & oys
prominent gentlemen ~ ae"-
York and BROOKLYN appg Everett House. Room ~ DAbSbl
, 1874-10-18

J. NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-Cor7os-Weak: 1nidddne
upland. 1s!e futures closed firm sa1ez 30 800 bales
October, II l5-16(a14 31-32c; November, II 15-16G
II 3l-31c: December, Is 3-3oc: January, 15E@
Is 1880; February, Is ll-I6e; March, Is 3l32@lGc
Apr!l. 16H9l6 1-s2c; May, 16 15-32@1614c; June
1G 11-1Ga iGSc-
FIous-sieady and unchanged; receipts, 1o,ool
brls
RYE TLoUn AND CoasMEA1-Quiet, steady, and un-
changed.
GnA1s-whoat IN fair demand, and higher receipts
o., 600 bu; No. spring, $1.02al.o5 No. Chicago
xl.0CtG1 13 No. Northwestern spring, $l.07@1 08
No. Milwaukee,, 51.1a@l,19; ungraded lows and
s1.2o; winter red Western, sl.1<@l.2l; amber do
81. l.1tal25; white Western, 1249l.37. Rye quiet al
s7cGs1.02- Barley and rnat unchanged. Corn.-Nore
doing, With higher prcea receipts s. COO bn Western
mixed store. 1o1olc; do aaoat, 81 H99oc high mixed
and yellow Western, y2aa2kc. Oats-A shade Arme,
and ess active; reeetlla, 1900 bu mixed Western
5s1iGAhe; white. 6asC.c.
IIAr-Firm at s. D01G.5o.
1IoPs-Heavv.
GRocEEIEs~-Cofee firm Rio, 18!!@19ho gold.
Sugar steady. Moissscs and rice unchanged,
PETRoLEuA-crude, Sic; refined, 1.4c; naphtha,
l0Hc.
TunPESrME-Steady at 3ac.
EG0s-Unchauged.
LEArHsn-Eirn 1t 2sk93ac; o-4noco. a5acoc.
Woo1--Firm /; domestic fleece, 4ac3s8e; tubbe d,
SIC pulled. SIG Soc unwaei.ed, l7{9aGc,
PRor1s1oas-Pork steady; new mess, 800 e5@oo5o
Beef quiet and unchanged. Lard unsettled; new
prime Steam, 13:.c.
DUr11n AND CHEEsE-1Fnchangcd.
Observation-Disclosures copper heavy and irregular
Pig iron-scotrh aud hr 1T SIG t1c American
dull at o4G130c Rr5sia a1ctt auiet At 15Gl1a1c.
NAlLs-1ieary; cut, 81. .CCGaj.7j: cincu, $3.50 @
$50; horseshoe in fair demand and lrner.
, 1874-10-18

chords Her smiles and tear1 are not very IA
apart, and both seem alike natural and spou
taueoun. This is = most agreeable fact in he
book : she is not continually posturing as poe
or bard, or something grand, gloomy. and pa
culiar, that she is not +; but she shows herself
singer by just singing on in her own cheer,
voice, which by turns grows pensive and tender
until you hear the fall OF tears in it.
soME'DAY or DAYS.
guEs day, Eo1ne day Of days. threading the street
With idle, Needless pace,
Unlocking for such grace,
shall behold your face!
Bono day, some day Of days, thus may NO meet.
Perch4nce the sun may ehino from skies Of bl1r,
Or winters Icy chill
Touch whitley walls and hill
What matter? shal thrill
Through every vein with summer on that dry.
Ouco more life's perfect youth will Eli come back.
And for moment there
ahau stand fresh and fair,
And drsp the garment care;
Once more my perfect youth viii nothing LICK.
shut my eyes now. thinking how Will b.
How fncs to face each soul
viii slip its long coutTcl,
Forget The dismal dole
OF dreary Fates dark separating Sea;
And glance to gfance, and hand to hand In greeting,
The past With al it, fears,
It's silence and tears,
1ta lonely, ysa1uing Year,,
Shall vanish IN the moment OF that meeting.
FRITZ.
, 1874-10-18

| +v, 1risbmen had been selected for Aldermen IN
| tho ward. md he suggested that committee OF
| Five he appointed 10 wait on both himself and
| Mr. Tuaey, aud rcqrcst them to decline tho
| Dom,ratior. His ronarkB ws1o Men 5ece.'eo:
| Mr.. Baumcarten followed A1r. Ryan Ho
| said l,o lad heretofore been Republican. al
though ho had ecratched lis ticket. and proposed
| to fln 40 again he would select his own men to
vote for, and be his own Judge rs to no" ne
voted. ,.,. -4 -
dressed the meeting in German, and as those
present wore almost. without single exception,
Of his nationality. they undoubtedly un,
derstood him. Tho speaker appeared
to be laborins under great e1stement d ant as ne
manner. The political condition of the Fifteenth
Ward can be summed up IN o few words. The
horizon is overcast with lowering cloude; dis
satisfaction exists between the Irish aud eier-
man nationalities on the Aldermanlc 4nea1lon'
ize, defeat is inevitably the portion Of the Oppo-
sition party, mud the Ward will so over to the
Republicans.
A meeting OF the prominent Republicans OF
tho Town OF Lake was held At Englewood on tue
evening of the 10th inst, and was organized BY
tho election of Prof. Wentworth Is Chairman
and S. s. Foster Secretary.
The object Of the meeting, as stated By the
Chairman, was the formation Of Township Re-
publican Central COMMITTEES, consisting of nine
members to takc active measures towards de-
veloping the entire Republican strength Of the
township for the coming election.
The following named gentlemen we're chosen
members OF the Comuirtoo, viz: From EnSle-
wood, John Vreeland, ". n. Smith; from Stock
Yards. H. Graham, J. Hough; from car-Ehops,
George L. Phelps. L. 6chaidt from West Side.
A. Colvin. G. A. Craue from South EngIewood,
George ". Sutherland. They will at once COM
mence au active canvass Of the township.
, 1874-10-18

The voters Of the Opposition party in the Fiji
teenth Ward held meeting last night at 40
Milwaukee avcnu6 Mr.. Ryan Donneliy called
the meeting to order, and on motion MIR. John
BaumEarten was chosen Chairman, with RYAN
Dounelly as Secretary.
hr. Thomas Jones, being loudly called for,
addressed tho meeting. He appealed to the Diff
ferent natlona1ities Of the ward to work with
harmony and With one object in view,-the cleo
ton of the ticket placed in nomination :. the
County Convention Of last Thursday. The
speaker wan opposed to PARTY names. There
was nothing in tie name OF "Democracy.' ~
nor was thcre ANYTHING in the name
of *tRepublican." LIE hoped they would not
longer work with their "noses on the grind
stone" but that they would vote for the best
men. Tbs speaker ssid they had met together
to ratify the nominations Of tho men placed on
the Opposition ticket, but that tEey could not
r1tify the nominations until they saw who was
placed III nomination in their ward for Council
man in the place OF aIr. Freuey. whom thew mo-
pore to remove from the ticket. The epeaker
culogized their other candidate for Councilman
MIR. Rran,-and recommended to them the
nomination of German IA theit candidate Tor
Alderman in the place Of Frenzy.
Mr. Jones was followed by lIr. Christian Cas-
Eeluan, mbo advised harmony and kindly feel
ing in the ward. He advised his friends to vote
fcr the best man without regard to party. 1Ir.
Cassetmeu'e remarks we're received fnvurabIv.,
h1r. Michael iran. the candidate f5r Alder
man, address the meeting and pledged himself,
II elected to work for the interest Of the uhole
people OF tho Wa1d. Mr- Ryan regretted that
, 1874-10-18

labor, hold him firmly to his contrapuntal
studies But how long can this last ere lie es-
capcs my diseipline2 Aye, even now can
Free it will first be discovered which way his ten
| doncies lie.'
.. Yes. and generally" said Goethe, 20 the in
Huence Of the teacher is problematic question.
! That which makes the artist great and pecuiiar,
| lie can only evolve from within him. What
teachers do Raphael, Michael Angelo, Haydn,
Mozart, and all other remarkable masters, thank
| for their immortal creations :"
oz % u sd 5s' have SaeH eses nsss begun e Lie s
So we did not cali up his '~ name.3
Felix has Imagination, fccling, and sound
| technique, each IN eminent degree; he has nl-
more than childish thoughts; but, fo1 the pres
ent, 1t is only pleasant music that yet crawls
about the earth; the language Of genius does
not yet penetrate 1t. Concerning this, am not
We .ssented; but r added: 'sBut, in Mozart's
early compositions, this language was not to bo
Hero I allowed myself the question, it this
tho littlo fellow?' " Yes, yes, answered zelter,
--'' all sutographic. and
1MDuEp WITH SPIRIT OF u1B OWN.
What you have heard he brings noto completed,
without assistance. I know well how most
calling, thoy bcsmear the work of their pupils
to such . degree that OF the latter little
or nothing original remains, aud then
they give this as tho product Of their scholars.
This il base Bwind!e and cLarlstunry. They
deceive not alone relatives ana public, but the
pupils as we'll, who soon imagine themselves to
have done all. It is IN evil which bas ruined
some really fine talent, md fcttercd it in its
higher education. I lot him do as be pleascs,-
allow him to do what he now eau. Hence tho
eagorness for activity remains fresh, NJ he is
satisfied with each completed task, aud the Joy
over the attained is not embittered by criticism.
THIS latter soon comes Of itself. His discorn-
mcnt grows, and thereby the impulse to achieve
the now and tho better. Therefore has this 12-
year lad already written more than many 81
year old man. Be it as it mny, it is a necessary
stage, which no oue even tho most exalted
genius, can oyorieap. May HeaVen protect the
rare PLANT against all disturbing influences. and
it will sure1y unfold in a magnificent flower"
These we're about the expressions thes yet
remember
[The remainder Of 3fr. Lobe's article is de-
votod to recounting some
EXPERIENCES WITH MESpELssouS
during course OF twenty-six years friendship,
began Us herein described, and which are de-
signed to draw attention to his friends rare
qualities as man aud artist. After rehearsal of
. St. Paul. the writer states his having OK
pressed regret at the probability Of not hearing
many more Of his friends creations. Said Men
dessohn, :" my beloved! you sill long outlve
me-" The prophecy was verified. Though even
then exceedingly hypochondriacal. Lobe followed
the remains of A1endelssohn to the gravel
, 1874-10-18
DEATHS,


FLfNS-The funeral Of tho late Jamos T. Flynn vii
take place th. dAI tSuudA from his rcsidcacs 5i North
without further botice.
MEE-Oct TO- Of fconsunpttou. At the rrsdeace of hi.
parents. II Butercd.t., John Henry ouly o Julia
End samuel Mcc, aged Il Tcsz-.
EE Albany IL. ~ papots please cory.
NEELIGAN-Oct. IL, Mary Frances, oalJ daughter OF
". G. Nctnsan-
Funeral to-day {SundHJ) ut Il from Er1dcace "
Thirteenth place and Contre-av. By carriages CAL
vary.
McMAHoE-ont tho nth Inst, Thomas Mosfahon, at
133 West Tayiorst-
Funora! will take place Monday Carriages will icave
residence 1t u H.
kE-of consumption, Oct. g. Laura j., vile Of the
Rer q. E. Lake, and sister Of Mfs. +. P. Dwye1, OF
Chtc1<n
Remains taken to Pittsburg.
CLEAVER-Ou tho 18th inst, at residence No. % Oak
wood a~ Cora Louisa aged % months and - days, tn-
FAINT daughter of c. s. sad Ida 4. C!a3ve9.
Funeral Monday. tho 18th, Ats o'clock p.
GOODRICH Elm this city. tho residence Of her
in-lar after lingering Illness. Mr.. carollue T. Good
ridge, mother of tha lata Charles l. Gooatdgc IN the
Esh year of her age.
Dus notice Of the funeral.
. sE Boston papers please copy.
, 1874-10-18

LIVERPOOL, Oct. I'LL \. n.--Flour, 23s 6d@1s Cd.
WheatWinter, 81 LODGES Cd: spring, 8sG9s Ga: white
gs 1ld@l0s Sd; club los 4dl31os 81. Corn, sos I'D.
Fork, Tia Cd. Lard unchanged.
pAn1s Oct. observation-disclosures, cat.
FnAskFonT, Oct. 17.-5-2os Of do, o7l.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 17-Eve.--Cotton quiet; nudd1iug
uplands, Sd; ozleans sid sales 1000 bales Amer.
ican, $500 bales: speculation and export 100 baes.
BreadstuGs-Quiet and unchanged.
Loxpox, Oct -Evening.-Rafe OF discount in the
open market for thsso months uis Is 81 per cent b
low the Bank Of England rates. Amount Of bullion
Withdrawn the B.nk on balance to-day, ESQ., 030
consol. for money, 9aH@9sts; on account, oass@
92A 65s. l05: 81. 100 100s. 1o31 uew 81. 101'a
New York Central %; Ecie 2eh926<; preferred, Il.
TaGow, 500 9d@6 60s
Sugar on spo.2, Is 3d@97s Cd.
, 1874-10-18
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON,

PORT Hi'noS, Mich, Oct. 17.-o:lt p. m.-Dow~-
Props Lawrence, Russia. Huron City Cormorant, will
Charles Wall schgs ]. Ecidezhouse Delaware, Charles
inckley, J. l. Bentley, Nary Copley W.n. J. Preston
Earragansett, Noses Cage q. s. Grant, Lille Pa1
sons. Guiding Star. Southwest.
UP-Props St. paul. Leland. Thos. Scott Cham
r1atn, Mary J.red. Graves and oonsort; Echrz D. r
Esi1ey, q. a. Wood.
W1SD-South. Weather lnc.
ponr uEnos. Mich, Oct. 17.-Ercnins-Dowx-
Schr Superior, Loaisa, Sea Btrd. ,Sewxboy, Mar3
Lyons, Mary fau. Sethe Weaver, props City Of Mem
York, Mineral Rock.
up-Iropa Emp.ra Stats, scoaa No. ., Colorado
schr Exchange
Tho sel,f sea Bird, reported asho.e last night, was
released today and towed down.
NND-Soctlwest.
, 1874-10-18
Insurance.

Our lines not Jet full In many desirable localities
in the CITY, and VIC can still accommodate OF
f1iens With lima in the Tdera Ut reasonable rates.
Vo also represent the Union Insurance Company, OF
Galveston, Tex. re1nsurd By tho Texas and Calves
ton 1nsurance Companies, Of that city. Aggregate So
kcs $710 5285 well invested This Company hns COM
pod with the State Iaws, and does conservative safe
business. Pease &pply It tho Office, Is and q Charu
ber of Commerce. LaSae street. fo- full information
Il. J. SMITH. Secretary aud Agent.
, 1874-10-18

Tho new Shining Light has been awarded tho first
premium over all competitors at the following State
Fairs for 1s74 Wisconsin, Vermont, and now comes
New York State. 1t IL undoubtedly one Of the best
stores made. Do not fail to send in your orders
carly, ns the manufacturers arc unable to supply the
demand. For sale by Nerwn Church Watkins, ~
and 294 State street,
, 1874-10-18

s'Honor to Whom Honor Is Due"
ST would not be paeed back where was i suf-
fercr with the caarrh and throat disease when first
made the acquaintance Of DE- Pratt two years ago. and
not know Of his mode Of treatment I've permitted to
aya myself OF Ills professional zbisJ, not for 900.
"Gcoaor E. SrAxro.."
, 1874-10-18

Nerer hare dnc jewezy and Other goods pertaintng
to hrstclass jewelry establishment been sold at such
ereat sacrifice as now by our popular jewellers.
Messrs. Wendell l. Hyman, 2os Wabash avenue, pre-
paratorJ to their retiring from the retail business.
The appearance Of business in their establishment in
dic.tes TINT the public taking advantage Of low
fru-f8
, 1874-10-18


VIC hare just received per late ste,mcr 100 patterns
Of c1oaks, Of III grade Of prices, that wa will sell
at onc-half the cost Of Importation Now ts the
golden opportunity to get great bargains In Lyons vel
ret for coaks polonaises. Making this one Of our
speea.Ies we are prepared to offer inducements not
found elsewhere uo1CHK1F, PALMER l. Co.,
l37 and lJJ State street.
, 1874-10-18

The Modern Wonder Department
Store has opened at 161 South Clark street. Every
should visit ahis Wonder Store, only to look This
store sold 1000 chromos and paintings while here last
year at Il each. Open day and night. Goods in every
department that cannot be bought elsewhere for u.
, 1874-10-18

Metropolitan Hote1, corner State and Washington
Streets the best and most centrally situated hotel In
Chicago. Srect-cars and omnbuscs pass the doors Of
this house for every part Of the city directly opposite
ia Field Letters gscat stcrc Terms $3.50 per day.
SWIFT & ROWLAND, Proprietora.
, 1874-10-18
Pinnps for Rent.

Fine new 7-octaye rosewood pianos. Rent money
deducted II purchased. Prices, $500 TO 500; war-
ranted five years. Reeds Temple Of Music, No. %
Van Burcn street.
, 1874-10-18
Morn Pcrrv,s poclt1s.

DosIos, Oct. T., 1874.
Some fifteen years ago, in ono Of the earlier
! volumes OF tho Atlantic Monthly, appeared j
poem entitled
HArTER THE BALL."
which told pretty, emi-lathetic story SO un-
commonly well that the papers instantly copied
it nll over the country. In those days the names
of 4dkanlic contributors we're carefully conceal
ed; so the poem figured as anonymous for q
time. By-and-by tho authors name, Nora Perry.
Was connected With it; but to many that seemel
only changing anonymous to pseudonymous
OF course Nora Perry Was not her real name,
any moro than Lucy Larcom was the bona-fdo
name of the writer who published over that sig
nature. The guess Eas wrong; both names
we're genuine, and their oHpers wear them still,
and may we'll ba content to do 80. for b5lh bold
recognized place in American literature
and large circle OF readers Is we'll
pleased to sec their names in magazine Or
weekly. Miss Larcom, few years ago, gathered
into book the poems eno had previously writ.
ten; and though-like most volumes Of poetry
it had limited sale, it gained hearty CON-
mendation from Whittier, and won the right to
placo Of honor in Observation-Disclosures by its
purity aud sweetness, its tender sympathy and
sincere religious spirit.
MISS PEnhT6 POEMS
are shortly to be issued in a volume By Osgood
i Co. The popularity OF the poem above refer
red to has procured for tho book tho title
"After the Ball. and Other Poems" Somehow,
in reading them, one feels surrounded by bum
ming-birds, flowers, 1asses who wouldn't be at
all hurt, but would blush very psettily, if certain
laddes should happen nlong; Al occasional
knight gorgeously equipped for . tilt in bis lady's
nnunr and ri3;ra 10 in c0trrEiiegt fnAhfnf1
autter Of ribbons coquelting around dim-
ping cheeks, and other gay fancies. Yet
there are grarer themes, treated with
becoming gravity and with q thoughtful
tion aud speculation upon the deeper and sadder
experiences OF life. Aud. indeed, her merry
verses arc not frivolous or ftppant. They are
not nonsense, BY any means ; but sparkling,
the bearded critic who would speak harshly OF It
should be shaven and shorn very short, md put
ut the hardest Of monks work IN the dismalest
Of monasteriea-
Miss Perry writes OF loves chances and little
hita and misses its coquctrics and wonderful
surprises, its peeping round the corner aud get
ting kissed for its roguisl impertinence, aud all
hat sort OF thing, as if sno had been u very
careful observer, or possibly-who knows ?-had
herself taken little hand in the n1arve1ously-
pleasant game. Ono Of her prettiess poems,
quite well known, but good enough to be quoted
every few months, is
TYING HEB BONNET UNDER Hen CHIN.
Tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied her raven rtnglets in;
But not alone in tho siIkeu snare
Did she catch her lovely floating hair,
For, tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied young mans heart within.
They were st1oling together up the hill
Where the wind comes blowing merry and chill;
and 1t blew the curls, froicsomo race,
Al over the happy pcach-colorcd fnce.
TILL sco.dinR and laughing, she tied them in,
, 1874-10-18

A Troy woman got a1l ready to elope with a
young man, but finding that he had been eat
ing onions for supper she went bnck to hcr hus~
band.
, 1874-10-18

DoYou Want Good OvercoatP
We have limited number Of ovcrcoats in stock Of
our own make in the best and finest imported goods
that We can and will He At about halt what VIC af-
ford to make one for now during the busy season.
r. Il. Hustled Co., Clotllers and Merchant Tai1ors,
1GQ ard 182 Clark street.
, 1874-10-18

LRd1eE, We ThanK z on.
Wo With to thank tho Indies who visited us during
our last minery opening" and promise to present
ali tha novelties" out for the appreciation
Of those who favor us with their patronage.
n, A.. KENNEDY,
No. 243 West Nadison atreet.
, 1874-10-18

been appointed to conduct the sale Of paintings to
take place st the Exposition Building on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday evenings.
, 1874-10-18

Bottled Mineral Waters for Families
by Buck l. RayncE, makers Of tho ' Mars Cologne
, 1874-10-18

The celebrated veterinary surgeon has returned from
Europe and the gouth and TO consulted at his old
place. 13o South Desplaines street.
, 1874-10-18

To Have Iour House deaLeQ
Comfortably and thoroughly, 1t fs only necessary to
buy an "Anh- -Cliuk1r or q "D1rstoW" furnace.
Eaa5 managed, and economical they are always relia-
bic. Bangs Bros, 6tate aud Van Buren streets.
, 1874-10-18

Distinguished Honor.
Mssxr4. Bockwsli, Hlu~nas n Ca, ths popular sue-
opeers 1t Hos 2o& and 2o5 Taat Madison 1traet hAYA
, 1874-10-18

HOO5Ei11a.U,, s1a1,,sse.e - ~. ..n,>,>oD->,
IADY Just sTAnr1fH;e T. Bgs1SGsS .'sae;sc wAxrs
Sss, T'j St ~ tbs fafa'taf' in ta'.
| ny ONE WISHING 70 REALIZE THE HIGH
cs. cash price for furniture stocks VI goods may ad-
ats.s =; Tt!9aae - Sase; r. azz ~ zF7 MN
i't.a nAcK as Ssddnr .ni ar
sale cheap. HODGES e.: g ~: e59e-s!:
xRoPx Ssas oa,e:
ky 's1Jay .dd:s,s to .. u oo1
~ Il ~. Kinds Or FURNITURE: SPRING BEDS,
~; isss:s g.
~ PRIVATE; SALE. TTIE FURNITURE OF
.aa ssada* eFoszs'7
Taij. r. IToDGFS : 70 .. "a Nd "a IAFE.ST..
Cf yoa aaat 70 purchase furtsaso piasos stavc5
sss Tha ;oS7:s d c3Il ss bst-
GHnpFTs =; q; @S6 fijHXfTHE o. III KINDS on
sfead ID saSsa styles e1atna
En- Gmpte 'iSsf sao Bsd:tsad 81
ee 3sas ~ 777 ,=77, z=7 = n ~ IRA
$s:s . ss!
Con. eto.. cheSp 10. SIS Miohixaa.aT.
E,oK S1LE,9K E;sSeuANGE-1 F5KXAcE ~ a; ;ji TE3T =
tabos aso s,oek nf stoves: etc., for H. No. ior rsal
estate. u North Cl.rk-st:. Boom I:
ia1.;s LHEcE G2ok NoS WITH
5eaf5e 3S7e SF7 R7iREY
t. ooruer cslifotnsoas. 81 l''' VAN
TOR sALE-A LARGE SIZE EAsEBURNgR
co. co. rs s.5! aa4 y! s;s!s:;: n %
LFvISGSToE 1IlSf o n SScu Ststos n'" Apply
71 Si7 ,;f7T, :; i57;7;f = ~ 1777sF ~;
rooms. nearly al now tnxsntoty II O T5lt b9 sold
q 80 % - aoti95 : 9o95o ~ i.s gss,eo.n
EoR sALE-chEAr. s- e: E. GnoD sELf-fEEDiSd
asozs ~ nv r. GIVE
up housekeeping, will sell fine lot Of furniture
9aasSs.: S s2r = Tzbaas @ ess: as @ lDs14 .-el..s.
TURNIrURE ron SALE. At Is BfYNXT-AV
is,b. ' 'su together .. part 'se.anes' 1a<
b.aii1x stc1.s ii oatperas enoi =, nav. tFo II 10
Eass:.t. MM--M~=~=z~ = - 49, -z.- Nv -. ~.
sad army eod 9ss bsaF
nearly naw. Call 81 st11een.hst: --------e--
tsas z2 3d. aAtE 1 xS Sls
,s;a a - @7E6R 7E77
az s:o7s; heats psro1 balor and ehater asoee
ls l}srse & .1e a aad 1,arly no" soil cheap. HODGES
m4xbsoSiE WALNUT AND M1Roo9 REPS
s1i5 s,5 p;tess 9nie r." 1s.ss sosd nor
~ ~ - -: -. 49, - ::
EYnU NANTIu kNU" ~ tEGG stit. ~ ~ ! "a .aI EAF
maFoIetop se.e a.o o ns ns"est
essGs anu iassst Yaests @ ass an
The ire Of heu schojd good. call at ULIC D0UKKES
e.! and ao Wost Mndisonst- Auction At 10 !. aad
p IN. on Monday Of each wcek.
7 WANT 70 PURCHASE \ MOE LOT OF GESER-
al houschold Koods carnets, pi.aos chamber SUITES
parlor sues. beds aud bedding, .!ovos etc.. To furnish
three houss for which viii psy cash. Acdtsss
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BAHBEREER, f-9 West L1ke-st.
pARTlES HAVING OUTSIDE SALES 70 BE
l. made at their residences. b. oppJiug to Hodges
CO. No. 6a3 West Laee-st, have them appraised trno
OF Charge and satisfactory Arrangements made also re-
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