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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN PRINCE
EARL EDWARD COUNTY. VIRGINIA


.esaal EDWARD COUNTY. VIRGINIA
:, By virtue O, an order Of the uahed States
district court for the eastern district Of Wiz
gInia,s bearing dats February lath, 1874. I vii
sell as assignee Of It H. Whitehead bankrupt,
onT WEDNESpAY,sT THE i1ltha DAY OF
MARCH, ls7Asat Farmsille, Virginia, in front
of thelcourt-house ct NJ o'clock m; ngsd asd
lst., ONE HOUSE AND LOT 0Fr-FIFTY
at Dariig g.ou Heights. in the said
B Isaconnty.d3 hHR ,shn sd Ts 10 mid Of tguT
End. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR
sqrnAND loNEeQUARTER ACRES OF LAND
~ ! lying on Little Buffalo creek, and adiolning
. ,4the land Of John NJ Gillian. G.asT. Andsr
~ son and others. Is sabiod 81 o. ,yoiqpIaasa
M The above property will be sold free from all
liens and sncumbrances with the exception Of
the contingent light of dover OF said brnkrnpt's
wife IN the said IAN acres lying on Little
BulEalo, an Aforesaid l.
third cash, rand tho balsnes on
credit ofslx and twelve months. the purchsser
or purchasers to give negotiabi notes with Inter.
est added from day Of sale for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained until said notes
are paid. s. b. WITT,
fe 1s-2awSw Assignee.
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AnSfdoo AssIGNEEs' SALE
NJ : H9Y3 19H ,e9JnoYpaE9 B3altnion III
a FINE FARM I'M ESSEX UoUNTYiyK.

n gIITgIU|W TI8WI ~UV-----NItlIfW WWI jon
As assignee of the bankrupt estate Of 40.
O'Neale, ! will offer for sale at public, auction.
clear of all liens and encumbrsncess, on MON
DAY. MARCH 16TH, 1874, court day. at the
court.house in the town Of Tappahannock. in
Essex county, at - o'clock noon, leo ACRES
OF LAND, known as 8 Chepultspec.rp with an
e~xesllsnt DWELLING thereon and Good
out-houses. It is noted for It's healthy location
and productiyeness. II lies about osix miles
from the Tappahannock river near Lloyds.ni
TERMS ;-One-third cash notes ct sig and
twelve months, to be gwen by the purchaser for
the deferred payments. with six Pc, cent. In.
terest added. Title to be retained by the
assignee until said notes are paid. sfpi3f
Richmond, February q, 1877. la- IA xSvsg
M WIN, II. ALLDERDIOE,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE. UNI
~ ED STATES, for the Eastern District Of
Virginia. j3tTfsiS bAs 7f es'AtG bsSidU VETO
be In the matter of William Loxenstsln, bank
rupt-in Bankruptcy I'D
Datedat Richmond, the Goth day or February
1874. -
To whom 1t may Concern.-The undersigned,
Jacob COhn, Of Richmond. We. In thsy conn
ty Of Henrico and Stateof Virgins. hsrsbY gives
notice of his appointment as assignes'of the Is.
tateof William LovensteIn' of Heniico county
in said district; and who was toswit, ON the
lsth day Of January, a ID, ls74.a adjudeed !
bankrupt upon the petition OF himsslf BY tho
District Court OF the Unted States. Tor said dis.
trict. y sdi 10. sanslssR GO JHsn5nlcQqs ELL
Dated at Richmond, the 10Th DAY Of Fsb,ga.
is sstss,wassw, W. 30 80 JACOB o9 2slI!o 3,
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RICHMOND r PRIC8a UURRxMI

CORN AND FLOUR KxCMANGE.
{3ir w4a RionnosD. March 3. 1879.
HrlH G4T lofsvssgs.l llEh
wheat-white, 4 .s7s Bushels. Red. PA bushels.
Corn-White, sss bushels.
Oats-22G bushels.
sates.
q wheat-white. 1,sls bushels lat u 90 70 q 90
for from prime to common. Red. iao bushels
private terms. sciH{ta Ead a a1fiw aaii diG1tl9
iE oornAwhite. $50 bashslssvsry good, 77c. %
bushels good. nc. ; 80 bushels prime, soc.
oats-2ae bushels very good spring. s2c. ta
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- tl3h4o u9ay AatH 9 6l101Mf % 80" s4@N@4a
y 2lst day Of February, a. d. 1874, . warrant
W bankruptcy was issued ont Of the District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia, against the estate Of
Tobias A, Eacho, of the county Of rHenrico,
and State Iof Virginia, who has been
.adjudged q bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment Of any debts, and thu
delivery Of any property belonging to said
bankrupts to him OF for his use, e and the
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
by law; that injecting Of the creditors of said
bankrupt. TO prove their debts and choose enc or
more assigness Of his estate, will be held at q
court OF bankruptcy, ", be holden at Richmond,
Virginia, before w. w. Forbes, esq, regis
ter, on the 2lst day Of March, q. d.. 1874, at
10 O'Clock a. m. DAVID PARKER.
NH 6-F2w go ar4ep u. s. Marshal. /
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BY James M. Taylor 4 Son.sno9sal
% Real Eestate Agents and A~uctioneers. az
q Once corner Eleventh and Bank streets9.l


"A AslGNEk's SALE sl1di .iisds aW -
a nEsrRABLE TRACT OF LAND iNeKfNd
WILLIAM COUNTY, TvA.,2 CONTAINING
10 ACRES ON MoNCUREAn CREEK aAND
THE MAIN ROAD LEADING FROM Ps,w-
ELL'snasTORE tOR ENFIELD yTo1THE
ICHAPPELL. % sl9eash2ed1 500 nsqo' OF
u In compliance with a decree OF the United
States district court for the eastern dlstrict OF
Virgins, entered in Noven Der, 1873. % tke mat
tor of Y.4t Cismsmentss bankrupt. I ~tlssssat at
public auction In front OF the Cu-stomsxodssl in
the city Of Richmond on TUESDAY, tthsslosh
DAYoF MARCH, 1874, az n o'ODOoK NJ,
the tract of land as above described containing
20 acres, with q fine Mn Site thereon,A and known
as VESTS Old Min, adjoining thei landsao Mr..
Burch and others. OBI ss9lqgo % sbHst "a
TERMS.-One-third cash; the balance on a
credit Of SIX IND twelve month for negotiable
notes. six per cent. interest added, the tile re.
taInsd until the whole purchase money is paid.
BOO nommo9 I'd inc. r.. MoUNTcASTLE.9
fe as--2awSw gHafisilGeGa Yd Assignee.
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INTHE DISTRICT OoNRT. OF THE UNI
II TED STATES for the Eastern District Of

In the, matter Of John 8. Northlnston, bank
rupt-tn' bankruptcy " y liHH q Va
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN $3.50 "a
The Undersigned, Joseph Jorgensen. Of Din
widdie county, Virginia, hereby gives notice Of
his appointment as assignee Of. the estate OF
John s. 'Northington, Of Dinwiddie county, in
said district who was on the Goth day OF Jan.
uary.. q. az 1874 adjudged d! bankrupt on his
own petition BY the District Court for said ais.
itr,ctdB ,t7ffIafb blGR nj ,o9EEnsH 10 Siunno
} Dated at Petersburg. val FsbrusryO19, ls74.
Isaaid 10 noilJ0sEPH J~oRGENsHN, .
h mhe-Th3wJ sGl 70 i1uo0 iai1sslAssignee.
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2 AssIaNEE,s SALE.
so bHh ANN or t@tNd tthnnslsS
VALUABLE REAL EsrATElN SPOTsYI.
VANIA COUNTY. V1RGINLA-Ime

BY virtue or an order OF the United States die.
trict court for the eastern district lOf virginia,
bearing date February II. lS74,lT viii Aseifi on
TUESDAY, THE 10Th DAY OFMARUH 1874,
1t II O'Clock M, in front Of MI, Gabriel John.
sons Auction rooms, at Frederickspurg, yifginia,
the following real estate surrendsred by James
H. Davis, bankrupt, to wit: 2e6 SO ACRES
Of LAND lying and being in lSpotsylvania
county, Virginia, with DWELLING AND OUT
HOUSES thereon. near Partiow's Postofice, and
adjoining the lands Of R. s. WiggiSswortk and
others. This land will be sold nee from al
liens and incumbrances except the contingent
right OF dover Of said bankrupt's wife. 'yiap
TERMS.-One-third cash; the balance Oh Q
credit Of six and twelve months, the purchaser
to give notes for the deferred payments, With
interest added from day Of sale. and ths little
ID. be retained by the assignee antil said onotes
are paid. isY9 tG rHitegsfo2 d~oljRJfoqsns1t
Richmond, Va, February w. ls14y1aass99a
lis51sid! 7uoaliW g. H. wENDLNaER.s1a
1 q yfe l7-2avsw : n-FI9S 1IGII0TrAadsuee
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
TIED STATES for the Eastern District OF Viz.
ginia. ,sasqbh&
In the matter OF Ofson Adams, receiver. vs..
z. G.James& Co.. banhrupts in-banhruptcy.
Edstern Dfstrfct Of Virginia, So:
Notice y hereby given that q final meet
Ing Or the creditors 9th said Z. a. James & Go.
bankrupt, for the purpose Of declaring
9 dividend. win be held at Richmond. at the
Ones Of w, n, Forbes. register a bankruptcy.
In sud district, on Tuesday. the 10th day Of
March. 1874. d. 10 O'Clock 4. M in accord
ance with the provisions Of the 27th and 2sth
~ssctions Of the Bankruptcy Act of March ID.
1857. And 1t the sanne time and place, / shall
Ale ny final account, and ask for my discharge
~ oesl9uee., SaiRlk 10 aE1El RIG nfdat e3o1fA
EGI Dated Ut Richmond this goth day OF February,
1874 tg7al5t @eE y ORSON ADAMS
fe a5-Wswa fatt Assirnee.
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e6 WILL PAY FOR SIX COPIES OF
pc the WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL for
one year.
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La1niLralTpA mo oil .sanini cd hnn tno ~
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TNTHE. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
VA STATES, for the, Eastern District OF

TN THE. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
III TED STATES, for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. ~s' sAA Nis A41Sls3n sAs1
In the matter of James B. Marshall, 4 bank
rupt-sn banhraptcy. VI aTAT6
bo, Al Pstsrsbnfy. y virginia, this i22d day o
February. 1874 sei'lfH' s ,,5.9 q ,l 14 sgi gss
ITO wHOMIT MAY CONCERN-Please take
notice that q petition has been presented tothe
Hon. 10. v. Hughes, judge Of the said, district
conrts In Bankruptcy. by Joseph I~oreensops as
slsnes Of the estate Of said bankrupt 70 sell the
real estate belonging to said bankrupt, free
from; all liens and encnmbrances therecn.dT
|fqThis b to give notice to all persons interested,
hal in the terms Of said petition an order has
been issued by the judge aforesaid for all per
sons who mag be interested In said estate 70
appear before Register J. Il. Waterman. at his
once, in the said city4o Petersburg, On the I'd
day Of March, 1874 at 10 O'Clock q. an,dand
show cause. u any they have, why, snch order
should not be granted. y4ianakl .Idt
|aoaJgoaa adf JOSEPH JoRqENSON,
ri x7-Qf sFaEF rHH,r arss ns[t Al n aai0Uao. Q
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,i9itielb BIAS 10 tgna6lsSg stab sai 3d.npAni9q
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI-
u ted States FOR the Eastern District Of Viz
nigfa. !

olSS
tad s;atss ~ ~ NEsOSET Us M
nieia.
In the matter Of Dnrrett H. White. .
b~ankrupt--tn bankruptcy.
TO. WHOM IT MAY OoN0ERNsI aIMsp
ahaThe undersigned, VIM. HaAlderdics of Richr
mond cityloand State sof Virginia. here
by gives notice Of hisaappointmentlas assisneeof
tine estate, of DurrettsuH. = White.f of Orange
eonntydn said district. who was. "a the 18th day
OF Jans' a.bsd.nl s74aeadiadesd a banirnpt on
ms own pesilon By the distract courtsof said
district. Sgs io y7syb.b ~ las 'hids5 HHA
ID pateooat haehmeea the 2oth day Of aFsbrnary
fasd.ls74 sIsG0Iq yWMsH ALLDEfWICRsB
Iszf-zaWsW9 ,aaE Wal U ne1LAssienee
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
s,,ia -n01.a''-S :" Va AA'AS y pasuu'ct " W.T.
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TN THEDlsTRICrtUOURT OF THE UNI.
4 TED STATES for the Eastern District Of
son N. the matter OLA. Z. Lindsay, q bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
=, At Richmond. this 10th day Of February, 1871.
II 70 Whom Il May ooncera--Th undersigned,
c. H. Wendlinger, of Henrico county,
and IA Stats ldofBb Virginia, hrhsrsbya 5Agives
notice of his appoinsmentaas assignseoof the
estate aof ALL Lindsay, of the county 81
Henrico In said district. and who owas.a to.
vii. on athel sth day Of Han, "a. 1s74.a adjudsed
d bankrupt upon the petition Of himself, BY the
Distfict Court of the United States for said
District. ,yr1aresa 10 Yah he sai 80 We
ldDatsd Mt Richmond. the Goth dayioff Feb, o
d. ls74.ii 70 jTBogC. III. WENDLINGER.s
70 2S--2aw3w t.y-tsfb tlps ,o,Assignee.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURTOF THE UNI.
lifted STATES, for the Eastern Distficti Of
ft9lnis. yab ~, 3D. ~ b..Hlis,a e
-in bankruptcy. n1aaboo vhnz u asosw OF
To Whom It May Concern THE undersigred
VIM. y. Allderdice, Of Richmond, hereby gives
notice Of his appointment sasl assignee Of the
estate yofiJoW W. Waddy Of LouIsa scountys in
said district. and who was. Pm the glsth dry q
January assd d. lsy4s adjudged Q bankrupt upon
his " petition by the District Court oftht
United States for said district. u sdi 10 i4aoo
Dated q Richmond. the 2oth day Of February
,froo aoowM. H. ALLDERpYCE,ha
> fe 1l42awsw 0fW17A ssienee.
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10 yGh dieS saol1lsonaatN "a b8tnu
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTEDA STATES, for the Eastern District Of
Virginia. wgpT-EdEE
IL WHOM II MAY CONCERN: aas ~
The undersigned, Jacob COIN, Of Rich
mond IN the county. Of 1Henrico and state Of
Virginia, hereby gives notice Of his appointment
a asslgnee Of the estate OF E., 81. .valentine,
OF the county Of Henrico in said District; and
who was town, On. TIE 18th day Of january q.
1874 aaiudged bankynptsp upon the petition of
himself BY the Disttict Court OF thsa United
Stataes.l III aid districcff.H sGn1AHsd &nsabsthA
Dated At Il ichmloand, the Goth tdey.oof Esb:.,a ..
1874. JACOB O0HN,f
Era 10 a4-2awswiia2 eds ,kacsldsla isxssiGnee.
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In the matter Of w, ID. Quesenberry. bankrupt
lin bankruptcyIU0O TJIGreH0 sfrr III
frEaassnl DfstFfse f Vssgsnta. 70 ssiais BET 4
Notice is hereby given that q general, meeting
Of the creditors Of the said W. -, QnesenberTy
bankrupt. for the purpose Of declaring Q div.
dend, will be held 81, Richmond, before ". W.
Forbes, esa,, register IN b~ankruptcy, ct his
once, In said d~istrict, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th DAY
ofMarch, 1874, at u, q, m. in ,accordance with
thsprovistons Of The 27th, and 2sth sections Of the
Bankruptcy Act Of March q, 1867, .ttsf.bh
Dated At Richmond, this 18th day Of February,
1874 T,Tnx 3 NunW. b.. MATTHEWS,
49, E. @. DEJARNETT,r
p ~ 1q-W9w .bSA tN ~ Assf1nees. /
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
Of yirsiniaD -. o''De -'as-1~ y 800 "
LIN the matter Of j. n, MILAN, b~anirupt-n
y a Richmond. va. this goth day Of Feb, 1874.
70 Whom Il May Concern The under
signed !, Lewis. or Culpeper county,
yirginia, hereby gives notice Of his appoint
nasnt q assignees Of the estate of, dJ,oT.
MILAN, Of the county Of Culpeper. in said
district; and who wac p wit on the lsth day
Of Jan. ., d. 1871, adjadged a bankrupt upon
the petition Of himself. by the District Court d
the United States for said district.
Dated at Richmond, the 10th day Of February
d, Jd.t l67x.dO TdUOO TOlL.L. LEWIS,gt
Tfea&EsaWsw atsG4 90 ToF FIfki Assiknee.
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RICHMUND STOCK EXCHANGE.
BY DAyENPORT 4 Co..

9qasH lofalFsipAr, March 6, 1874
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, 1874-06-07

Next september there will be Mt London 3
national Congress OF Oriental scholars. 4 CON-
mittee has been formed. under tho auspices Of
members Of the Royal Asiatic Society, to receive
the foreign guests. The meeting viii be held 4, IN
to the 10th Of September The objec! OF the Con-
gross is 70 bring together those Interested in the
languages, literature, arts, sciences, and
ethnography Of the East with view to consid-
ering fhoso subjects and advancing their knowl-
edge by tho reading Of papers and public discus
sion. Six scctons have been formed, and the
following Presidents have beon elected: !.
Aryan Section, Max Agller; 2. sea9it.c Section
ton. Sir rutherford Alcock, K. C. T.; l. Hamiti-
Section, DR.. Birch, IL: D.: :; Archaeological Sec,
ton, NJ NJ. E. Grant DUFF. II. r; 6: Elhnolugi-
cal Section, Prof. Owen, c. B. Dr.. Birch will ac-
as President Of the Congress. 4 large number
Of gentlemen interested it tho literature. history
and antiquities Of the East have enrolled them
selves as members Of the Congress. Among
them arc the Duke Of A.gy>1; A1chdeaeon Becker
stoth " Il Dixon s SIR csrfh nar5le FTs1s; .
Prof. ". Wright
, 1874-06-07

Among the more recent but none the less SUCCESS
nl firms who hare begun business in Chicago since
tbs drs TINT OF Messrs. F. Person l. Co., who carTy
o. On very large sca1e at Nos zoo, oo2 204 nnd oo6
Natssh avenue the manufacture OF ladIes' hats and
honuets and Int and bounct-frames for the iobbing
trade The senior partner Of the firm, Mr. F. Per-
son although his present business is only year DID,
cvned before the fire, one Of the leading millinery
Establishments in the city.
Tie extent Of the work already doing BY this firm
may be estimated by the fact that during TIC seeons
In which The trade demand e1ists, they employ
et.ny not less than GOO hands, many Of whom
gagged In running labor-saving machinery.
Tho business Of the firm has, since its commence
neut yenr ago, extended West far Californian,
South to Tennessee and Kentucky, and all over the
North and Northwest, and the prospects that the
lsles for the current year will aggregate the OF
Germ proprietors buy nothing but the uninproyed
material which they import direct, anu work into
the most fashionable shapes There ia class Of
goods their line which they cannot turn ont at least
c1scs their prices from to Is per cent lower.
The present millinery business season In CHI.
eago IL nearly ct a close, yet at the present
time the house Is turning out not 1eas than
eod dozen hats day, which caught up by
country jobberB as soon completed. 1t is the
intention Of Aessrr. +. Person Co. to largely extend
their facilities Of manufacturing by the opening Of
next season IN August In order to accomplish this,
they haze leased two more floors IN the commodious
building they at present occupy and it is safe to say
that when they begin tn that month the manufacture
of their fall aud winter goods tho demand for work
vi make neccssary for them to employ 1000
operatives.
ths present Is but beginning Of far grander
refuit,
, 1874-06-07
A Cnt Whipped By Robins.

From the Gentsco Republic
An exciting contest vas witnessed in the Court,
Hhouse yard on Friday last, between cat and
aome robins, that is worth chronicinE n9ant Iobn
House, aud On Friday her brood Of young robins
made their first attempt to fly:. As one poor,
ha1f-f]edged bird was ]aboriously flying, near the
ground, tiger1sh-looAing cat spiec anu gave 1t
chase The bird flew as best it could, but the
cats swift, stealthy steps gained upon It, and
The fate OF the bird seemed sealed. But it's
terrified cries brought relief, and, Just as the
cat pounced upon and seized it in hcr mouth, I1
hnlf-a-dozen old robins lit on her back with =
fury that WAS perfectly astonishing to her cat
ship, and, dropping her prey, she incor tineontly
turned tail and new across the yard, tn, M Ieient-
and filling the mir with their vengcf Il crief.
Not Not until The cat took refuge in tho adjoining
buildings did tho birds give up the chase . and
return to the young bird The latter was unhuIt,
and. the noise of the contest having drawn to
the spot or thirty n9a1 so9o{a 9onn5 IT
ta9nn eopu'a md amid clattering Of bird-tongues
seldom heard in Northern c1ime5.
, 1874-06-07

A1ASot4Ak VI aIEAAteCI8.
Ata meeting Of the architects of Chicago, At the
Office OF Gilbert, Sawyer X Co.. Thursday evening" Mr.
NH. y. Doying:on elected Chairman, and Mr. J.
g. Cochranb Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was to examine the now
method Of application Of Mr. dberts patent for cor
rugated ceiling, roofs, etc.
Mr. Cochrane presented the following paper expresa
ing his views on tho merits Of the same which was
adopted:
Ne, the undersigned architects OF Chicago having
examined Gbert's patent corrugated iron as applied
to roots, celings. floors, partidons coverings for
state that We consider the OF this material 50
applied By Mr. Gbert's patent, Of nkinalc value not
making building actually hre-rroof but sufficient
y to check IRE in jts tnc1pten stage thereby.
making Of great valuewhtch in fact has been dem
onstrated IN cie the chief requisite for
further state Of the reasous We recommend is
use liz on account of its comparative cheapnesu COM
Ing as !: does within the Of those who erect
ting buildings Ct moderate cost, for We find that for
ceilings the cost is but little in excess OF wood aa
ordinarily applied to storcroons and NC would fur
ther state that rates INSURANCE. On buiidiucs
properly protected by this corrugated iron would
be diminished to than for the
extra cost of the iron. This nlono seems to us au
dcdcGt induceent to adopt 1t for eturcs md ware
houses particularly.
Signed:
q r. Nandai, ", l.. Carroll,
Wm- " Uoyington, g. L. Dixon,
Y l. Nhec1ock, G. II. Coibrook,
~ Ihomas, J-C. Rankin,
Otto Il. Alatzy T.. buriing,
A. 6aeltzer D. Adler
J: c. cochrane, ). II. Van osde1. Jr.,
Thomas Tiley, Theo. karls, -:
T. q. Miller, W1n. II. Wilcox,
Z. 5. 1enuison, S.V. shiplnan.
, 1874-06-07

Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway.
To accommodate their many Chicago patrons who
e1sh to gve their families summer vacation within
tew hours' nde from home 1t OF the many de-
uehfu watcring-paces local to this famous and popu-
l,r route, this Company will extend the p. m. pas
senger train from Chicago to Oconomowoc, including
en- route Milwaukee, Pe~aukce, Lakeside, Hartland,
Nastotal aud Gidords all places OF celebrity, and IN
ftvaIed IN attractions as summer resorts. Passengers
by this train change cars at Milwaukee for Taukesha,
the location Of the fauous Bethesda Springs. This
makes swo daily trains between Chicago snd thess
most desirable summer residences, al within from
three to Eve hours ride Of home.
Leaving Chicago SEQ g. m. and 500 p. m.
Arriving in Chicago at II a. and AIS p. m.
Passengers from Waukcsha arrive at 7;50 p. m.
Trains are IA |" in every respect.
Cozumutation tickets sold and al information given
1t City Office, G3 Clark street, Chicago.
, 1874-06-07
m. Gufxot,s MuTil1o.

4 Paris letter. in tho Journal de Bru1et<e: r. eye
says: IAN amusing incident occurred 81 'ro r ~ =
Guizot. and which has been purchased, as doubt
less you are aTare, By Count de Greflulhe 1, 10,
the modest sum Of 100000 francs. The Count
de Paris was bidding firmly, when come e one ,n 9
whispered into the ear OF Count dc Grenu!ne
the % nicture m to the Count do Paris, who intended
to tos i've it back to II. Guizot The other was
rather surprised at the statement: :: but to satls.
fv himself, he asked the grandson OF LOUIS
Philippe if the information was correct: and re-
ceiyed most absolute contradiction. de tuen
resnmed the contest, aud the work Was eventu-
allv knocked down to him."