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NEW YORK, July 9.-The following ia the
comparative statement of cotton Tor the
week ending today:
Net receipts at all United States ports dur,
Net receipts same week last year ....... s.72z
Tota! receipts since September g. 40 344
Total receipts saDe time last year. 8 IA OgS
exports Tor the week. oek...................., rs 782
Exports same week last year ............. 10 oos
IOtaI exports elnco September ......., 26Il liz
Total to same date last year. 73O 34e
stock at all United states ports. ......... 1854 372
Same time last year r...........,... 222 QR2
Stock at all interior towns .......,. IS AZ
Same tlme Iast year. 32,O0f
stock at Liverpool same time ls., wear sea "oC
american cotton afoat for Great Britain $4,000
'~~,e 'i'Du 1"s' year ................... 5000
NEW YORK, July 9.-The Posfs financial
article says: The Wall street markets ar,
moderately active to day. There is an ab.
sence of dirquietiDg rumOrs. Gold oDenad
at ll6iA, ruled at Il60l16M o. Il6h dnr;no
the first hour and three quarters, Since
then the quotation has been ll6A 1853.
On. .gold loans the rates have been fiat and
" cent annum for use FOREIGN eY.
change 10 strong but dull with 81 S6x n
81 and 81 1873. "A 80 az the rates for
prime bankers sterling.
In the money market there is 10 change.
call loans being 202h u cent. and Drime
mercantile paper at 31a 0j " cent.
government bonds quiet and strong in the
markes, prices, where changed, being
higher. A
In the stock market at the opening prices
were % az higher than yesterdays clos
ing. during the first fifteen minutes there
was an advance of ls a 30, from then mil
Ii:3o declined u to 1h, the latter the
Pacific mail; since then there has been a
recovery Of y @ - per cent. the market. an
we write, being firm, with the Westarn
Union Telegraph as the highest of the dav.
The extreme sales, giving stocks in Tho
order OF activity, have been as follows:
Lake Shore 58A q 59ls: Western Union Tele-
prarh 79ts a oOas: Pacific Mail 39ss q 4OY:
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FOB RENT,

SMALL FUkNIsHED HOUSE FOR
- RENT-Three rooms and kitchen No 469 ST.
And rev. between Rampant and Franklin streetA
Rent very low to . responsible person that can
give first class security for the prompt payment Of
rent and safe keeping of the furniture. None
other need apply. je8
10 hENT'.......:...:.:......'..To RENT.
LARGE AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
IN suite or singly, with bath room attached.
AL the comforts of . home guaranteed. Apply .
No. lO9 Csrondelet street.
apis MRS r n JOHNNON
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~uccession Of v iiIiam Barnes

OECOND DISTRICT COURT FOX THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 81 995.-NOtice is hereby given to
the creditors of this estate, and to all other per
sons herein interested. to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
nave or can, why the account presented by
Mrs Sarah Barnes, testamentary eXecutrix of this
estate should not be homologated and approved,
and he funds distributed in accordance Herewith
By order of the Court
iva I2t FRANK PACE JR CLARK
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BANKS AND BANKING.
[ Irizk.,s' SAVINGS BXNK.
- Ia hank for ANAL aauinaaA

I nTlZk..s' SAVINGS BANK,
"a bank for small savings)
GRUNEWALD HALL.
rays six per cent interest; pays deposits on de-
nnna, s ana conducts business on the most liberal
RrnciPes consistent with dep0sitors' interests.
financial condition.
J. L. GUBERNATOR, President.
n. DENVER. Cashier. apo 1y
NEW ORLEANS 9AV1N159 IN9TIT1.
IloN, NO. lss Canal street. Trustees-Dr W.
Gs GSew.on Mercer l. ?. Generes. David Urquhart,
Carl Kohn, Thomas Allen CisrI Cbr;stian
schneider Charles J. Leeds. Samuel JSmison.
Interest Allowed sa Deposits.
=. =. GRNRRRS, President
' AiLsAA"' treasurer. apis 1y
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Succession Of Rachel Lego.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 81, ,95l.-Notice is hereby given to
the creditors of this estate, ana 10 all other per-
SONS herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have can. why the account presented by z. T.
Parker. public adminst rat0r and administrator of
this estate, should not be homOlogated and ap
proved. and the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
By order of the Court.
iy2 6 10 FRANK PACE. JR.. Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Jean Labnt.
CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH OF
sration on the estate of the late Jean Labat, de.
ceased, intestate, notice is hereby gwen to all
whom it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
ipR 10 FRANK PACE IN fy1ark
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SWccessfO0 Of FFanCf0 BuSt11lO.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THR PARISH OF
y Orleans. No. 80, 8,lO0.-Wheress. Mrs. Caroline
Wintz, widow Of F. BustlllO, has petitioned the
court for letters Of administration the estate of
she late Francis Blu tillo. deceased, intestate. No
tice is hereby given to all whom 1t NAV concern TO
show cause, within ten days, why the prayer Of
the said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
jy8 IL I6' FRANK PACB JR Clerk
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, July 9.-The following is the
comparative statement Of cotton for the
week ending to-day:
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Succession Of Albert (sfraudon.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 80 O85.-WheIeas, Z. T. Parker, pub
lie administrator, has petitioned the court for let
ber: Grauden deceased intestate. Notice is hereby
gwen to sll whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days why the prayer of the said peti.
TONER should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court.
iylO IA 49, FRANK PACR JR Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES,

fbNHE CREDITORS ARB NOTIFIED THAT GBN
l. eral meeting of the creditors OF the above
estate viii take place BY virtue of an adjournment
ruptcy. at his Office No l2S Exchange alley on the
thirteenth July, 1873, 1t twelve O'Clock NJ, for =
distribution according to the twenty seventh sec.
tion of the bankrupt act of 1867
New Orleans, June %, 1875.
iyl ~ J. n. GOULD, Assignee.
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At tho Bideforl Quarter Sessions in Devou-
shire, Ling, the other day, there was QUO l!soN-
or for trial indicted Tor embozzlolcnt aud theft.
The HecoEder, in charging the GRAND Jury, laid
stress on tho fact tAat their duty Has merely tn
absent noarly two hours, the r.lulo Court lncal-
time bolug iu waiting and at length returned,
tho Foreman solemnly declaring that they found
tho prisoner guilty. ~ thought told YOU y
said tho Recorder, 'that you wero not to try tue
CASE" Tim Foreman: "We thought it d par
tirular case. and VIZ have gone minutely intu the
whole evidence, Ppd We find tbs prisoner guilty
OIL both chargss.'' The Recorder, after aono OBJ
seryations to the d1and Jury ou their wasting
eyerybod5'a timo, proceeded to try the case,
when tho petit Jury acquitted tho man on QUO
count, aud tho prosecution offered no evidence
OIL tha other. Tho ursud July, who bad wAitad
to lsazn the result, were heard ~ they retired
10 give vent to thsir Indignation An1 mort ucA-
ton IN somewhat strong language.
, 1875-02-08
kAMKAkEE.


Special Correspondence " The Chicago Trib.,.s.
KAkKAKEE, Feb. G.--Last week the Grandrro
brothers, Of tile Courier t{e FIiHois tho Freucll
newspaper published in this city, took their little
niece Annie Labbo, to Chicago for tho purpose
Of having her Sing before Aluaut, and obtaining
TINT lady'a opinion aa to her abilities and future
prospects, III 4 vocalist. The littls girl sang
several oporatlo aolectons In English aud Italian
before tho psima donna, who exprcsaed her un.
qualified pleasure Aud aatoD!Hslulout as AnHito'a
proficiency. A!baai sall that six months
course Of Btudy In Europe after her voco hhd
fully lnatured wouId Ut tho little kRnkakeo lady
tor prominent place in tho .nnscal world.
Annlte's voice is gaid to possess greater volutno
than Albani'B, though, of cnnrBo culture IL HOG
esaary to give II range and expression. Tao lit
tlo girl ia ouly Ia yeara old, and her ontiro i'll
atructlon comtA ftotu tle younger Grandrra.
hhe eau sing tn English, Frcuch. Gern,an, Ital-
ian, aud bpanish. lIar parents ara French-
Canadians ~ very Ordinary circumstances, a
private exhibition OF her musical po"ors will bD
g.ven It no distant day to solne Of our Iost
yocallsta.
TIE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The Kankhkoo Library Association ID four
isltng organization. Ii was originated and IL
wholly managed by ladies', who Aays demoa-
strated, u this instance. their ability to succeed
whore others have failed. Tho library III supplied
with several hundred dollars WORTH OF the beat
modstn literature, aud additions A1s made from
time to time. Tho peouniAzy s1airs OF tha
Association NJ In fairly pxosperoRs condition,
, 1875-02-08

-'.-'
Marshall and Martin divided first money after
ticing Oh tho Bhoot-on.
Fred Day took SECOND money. Il. Cagwin took
third money in the nhoot-oil witli Lyfor1 aud
folko. ,,
Tho club shot according to tho rnlea OF the
Prairlo Shooting Club. Of Chicago.
CHARITY.
The stagnatlon in business, roauItine from the
extremely dull times III buoliess-clfeles, which
il caused hero moro than from any other cause
by the stoppago of the iron portion OF tho Joliet
Iron nnd steel Company'h workg. 1t IL estl-
mated tAat there ore soma bl!U to 7ou men hore,
most ali OF whom have families dopenuent upon
them for SUPPORT, who arc Rna-as Las beeh
for some tfteon to eighteen mouths. The work
or caring tot the u1llnrtunaten devoiFod upou tho
citizens ol tue city. ilio aeeda OF charity woro
first shown by tue various religious and civic 10
cietioH of the city the Supervisor OF the Poor US
listing gu tar as tue fEnds Of IAe connty IL aia
possession would warrant. After a timo
= grand nnlon OF az elasses was Ct
facted, md tho nobie work. IL now
which CALVIN c. knowlton, Esq., tn President !;
truman Nlason' secretary; anu otls Hardy,
EaH. !fcasnfcr. hpeclA! uotnnittees hre ap-
pointed Tor lho dlilefe'lt uistr1ct5 eltd the uo-
serving poor are sought out and cared Tor. Soy.
oral entertainments hayo been given IN al' OF
tae society, the inoHt prominent u which was q
concert At tho urera-Houso on hlotIday evan.
Ing Jan. =. ny tbo "paflor Musical Club"
o. o. ciaoo tns ctf Ill., icu Gn ~ nroa lanes !e
prominent 1, amonE whom aES tlo Misses sallio
Moffoli' 5nlia nlofah MARY Cicshorll, aha Mrs.
u. >. snf'h; Mesasa. dalluH Mueller. nnd ~ al.
CuHt. Ee4. iaa ,oPeta-aAonso was GroWaou 10
..s 1all cafaeisy' ane community thssepy showing
ah alpInEc'atlol u noue-taoht anu asAlBslhe She
poor: lho 1ocetpts |ero voFy handsome. Inc
". hofys catao!!o thurch gaye Two aocIabes
81 Tue tlosa Of tuo month winch materially ill.,
creased tho funas ISL in ,tl',,r, tho treasury
, 1875-02-08

EnwAnp 1IEtpEn, luriod in tic old cemetery
Of Frcdcrlckhbl.tg, VA, prarticcd llyslc aud
ehirurgery. I1e WAS born in l'cdfertlsnre in 15i2
died III 1t13, and-may tito Lord forglvu him =
c1alused to hare been pall-bearer to the body OF
viewing, md il 1ioBrHr DALE OwES llas any
tpnrk ha will 60 right at tue job aud vindlczto
L.ulbrif
, 1875-02-08


tie coal along the tramway to tl'a font OF tho
fliHt was t,'it tlln Work OF Few inoneEtH. Snxt,
TASK li!tE tic eI1 OF tho roe ,''nler 'hs arnb Of
tr tbt''' 70 AZ TO insure sairtS ~ r,inihHs lin
up; he eahth ont u tft'"h anh'o 70 hort aTAy
alIf ft'l1 tho apparently HlelcsH badly was in tho
.stt't lsa'r'S ~ ifiehda. VIII buceeeac'i III t.
49, 1n'i''at'otIt anti the! sei't w" 'hrtItiasa
..s" ~ n!s hnnie. IN THO fhfahtiTe Marks
,, s',o t15'oh Below Tor alHhs ot TIC othor
''''''' R'o'i N""s'H
~ .,oto 49,, R3l1n WALL .....
~ o,,.t,. t,a'o an ast throwt up across tho main
is' ia'toh"1 NJ lilo tup OF liia sulce. nc
a, ."l'! hear him. aud III Tow mo.
~ rna.It s' na'..cN' "hs removed 80 az TO pofnit
n,, ~, ."ii''t'!H.a1'u!l. 20 tho t@enty.oau
i',.. a'.,.'., .'tia III" wall he conveyed the
},o,,, Il. . arant, " .,a1 y. tasa1 WIS 1T baud, ana
ni.',,. n, ie ~ 'o eatth there went up
s,,"i;na +i !,sfiu "t takeh u1.hy those
t,n, ~, III ma, ''e "s". ~ Lsn'en' from tlt4s
,,>, ,,r 'I"n.,' i''''ns' ~ 'Hls ni tic very
,n,t ~ ai suasn wv r,1'eoa ~ az thIHy-t*o
,;,nn va ,,,t,;. .ro.a "so"' .t Ahr",. ono Mt
nt;r. r'a,4, t, ".u "".'e' ~ " htht ai!si AIT
,as, -. ~ ,''l''''s W 10 securely las
'N"so " @'', ,.,sa..,.,' ~. "',.t ~.
;,,,o1,n, ~, ~, ~ 81, 1nI.'s H'nt"'
u.s.. ~ ", tea.u."E sea h'!s''see' lie iast
III a "ao 'In. wv J's ne!ole = sEelt' ann
~. .. nt'ts n.sH'es i,soslr""t 'iet =
;, 49,. , I'll w.. w. ,;.,1 .ha. a.! zero
III "e'' "'AN4 ''s't' u ''' e""6's ~ 'a'a' se-
1'l,a. 1It,, ,o.,, n, A., ,.
An' 'e''o'" VI 'no M !,la.n Gully VI 'Ac nho IL
r.,,;, o1n ltEi.
ta;, 40 - ~; ~ ~ ~ .,"t ~; 1eot II,
~, ,. ;, '1t4s etiS '.!e .eh icaa
W. .u"s pu,.'E iott IL "'r,' ~ aha lnht l'eh
Ho"ei i'l ' ,na,t 10 Sosk III. !neso e.,thee nfo
,s;',tt az ,nsu "iAt a." tstann too.s. ~ Ice; ~
'sI H. ."u n.;, ..n o.nnai ~ "o'hHls i,''a: ~
..n., 20 e'it.u wv .not W slaia t"ih Thinning Oh
.'m; Inu 'H.t1ou u'a"e 1lil i!,to u'l,
w., w. - =; ~ ou!aa' % 'ith ~. H. TUE 'la
t;:t - a'"oH ~ '!i' "o!1'" VI 20 lEp' "'s'! II
ut''uu1 i!1to t"o efc'ionb' np a9o down "hlch
}aE" sn's y: the eoa paihe drawn w
y Itne""tt, s. ~ s'o sue q tlle s;iatt III Inc
hsna't ior me esea,'s ~ e'sl'he aHs Ahp1!ie mr.
sioti tio u!taIt' '!h at-,''a't' as "o!! ~ tAe
Aa1'i hl'alt' III boafael ~ Win
,,,. nhniShEf i1sE HoAhps
le are h1asiod III TUG sHoo gathered In tiIn hnri-
2ol'thl 11'e, anu, 4hlckiy communicating to the
ss,alt ft y a. "ei Us tae man ehAit ~ tiaze.
p"5'e ~, ~ siu ny oi tHo seatIes blts a'oEs
llu! ~ siie Hn1al iv!ee was az "otk III the tno
pi tis hre. hn@' Hf,t reported tiIs men t"oH It
ae l'fl.:' pAt t'io hhphu roo'' l"fe"'l tHeAl -
oteFo ~ nhSlt4Itla but thtts. ANA 1st here All
otlGs hisu'oel ol t1e IiaTKs latny eati1e ~ la:
nv tno WY c'l'sta moment, aHl " I!is si'!tH!1
nelso anu l""n1ot judgment 10 doubt ta'ea the
lSeH OF mnhy oi tte men. HHhnlnE to tho foos
ol .ho .haIt aE Tue hfss "arhlns he at once coln"
WeAchaea the ..-...-....
Awful alttA1loS
anu ucc1dea upon lilH l'lnn ut action without
seconds aelay. h'lFry!us bacE !ntp lie nlilt lin
ealcd upon tue men IL instantly tnlIn" linn. ud
nAu iHcm ihfo" Il, ~ail ot kate ana dirt. max
, 1875-02-08
Ind Fifteen Hundred Elders Enjoy tho
Scene from Tho 0pera.llonse
Circles.
Tho Characters Represented and
Some Of the Pretty Cos
tunes Worn.
SocIal Events at Kankakee, 1oliot, and
the Suburbs.
CALESBURG.
1Y6M1tH Ann IEHItH1ltltQIE ~

syteic, correspo,,denee a The Chicago Trionnf.
GAIEsnUna, ILL.,. Feb. G.-Ihe detefmnatlo'!
OF society 10 abandon tho old-fahhioneu miaeo
ball and Bubstftute tho select masquerade mas
assumcl tho form Of an epidemic In many OF
p,lr principal towns. Tho netghbofinR CRY Oh
Burlington was stricken week ago. ana on
Wednesday night last strcator, ILL.,, fell willing
victim. Last night dalcsburg aud tho City Of
Morris aucoumbed, aud, by this timo, Momus IL
leading Ills gay troopers to the capture Of otllof
weak points. If 1t be true that this god OF rla-
icule censuroa Yonns horHolf Tor Lie hobo nauo
by her sandals, ho has certainly e'lee'eo
compromise With the dancing loot OIL tnat
boauty'a merry descendants. 0alesburga cars
arc still ringing with tho nose OF tho 5oo 1co1
that tspped tho light fantaatic in ler oPofa-
uouso last night and ahe is not quito sure what
Dor,ncs viii In nxoctctI hv pu1ntt md pew Bur-
poAans' ,,a-',s w." s,,,s ,',,saantti,,1 +owna,
hheton MoltS' ano o'ler us,nn"oseu t..,..,.. a
mny indulge III such worldly 1olsoa "l'nous 10.
buko, for they haye no denominational colleges
In rurso and mn ,nomnrv to nmbalm of d recent
tr.z,aor,,,a f.ru.ado WHARF s,1ch innueucea
'au,e Is"s4eo' ~. ...,4;,osu ~ n oo,u.
serve o. oeeRa upon sy a1a thsn co,,ra@o
70 Ignore them oven for O. singe night. We arc
ata,d and vcrv discreet town, II there arc
s.,'". a,s;a 1 ,i;.or.ot torno thcv ara mt ataid
otnet stalu a'lo a''eieo' So''o' Wy ~ 49,.
and discreet Ill tue sa1ae "as' "oa'' on's JooS
recovering from .......
HAMMOND AND H1a GREAT REVIVAL,
md vtnt ia In becema of q town that patrouizes
..,o ,,,nso,oro,to. in ono ana tla sau,e year. wo
t"p slRsquef@aoa ~ oao H"a .Ne t.,. sa's e@'' ~
nhall mover Know Until the t"tnfe atHe4i io1no'eH
her ,uapk. Unable to accouut for tile naaBquer-
ade feyer that seems TO bo travelling by rail,
your special commissioner fancied people woro
Re1ns urea o. 'helnao1'os' a"t .ooA ,4., ,1 'neas
OF be!ng somebody elso, eVen Tor l1stIo nouf'
, 1875-02-08
JOLIET.
TIE T.1uItT FANTASTIC.

JOLIET.
TIE L1tIIr FANTASTIC.
5ptefat Lsshatch I" The CAfraga Tribune.
Jo1lEr, Fob. G-Iho weuk j.iat closed Inns
hecn one Of tho tlulleHt in b,,Aincaa psnt OF
vicw, over known III tho nnnaas Of tho city. Tho
change Of wentlcr ol, Tuesday made tho roads
almost iinpapsable, from tho glaro Of Ice, with
tho freak Of Old Borcaa following up6n It's hccls
on "Wednesday, een1'ng tho mercury here, as
elsewhere, down into tho tocnH.
On Mo,,dny night tho Turner's gavo the friends
of their society treat in tho shape Of grand
bal maAuo ut Tl,tier'a Hall. THO number in
attendance wnB iatge, md Tho receipts were iEc
aamu. Tho costumes worn wore unique IN put
torn, and tn tlosign ontiroly o.igtnhl.
On "Wednesday night occurred tho Intended
Rocn! event Of tho season at Wa'sl's Hall, VIZ:
ti,e third and Inst nocis,e Of acrios. tudor tho
auapeos % Of M tle ,a.n "h b. uo,;dts y, roI'ts t'ts
e ,'a at u liz 's city. .'aqE Eo Sossx s's
NJ unproplttoua that thnir grand HnaIe was
failure no far attendance was concofncd loay-
lug tic treasury u tho rot,llg mon in +al!y do
peled condition, Tho former 6ociablea Of this
club wore very uloaBnraLIo ey0uts, being patron.
ICED l,Y tho elite Of our city: :,
On Moulay night next lho King Of Fools :"
holds high carnival at t!ic hall OF tho Turner's.
During the day he with his followers will sppsar
In grand procession pil our akrcGtS. IlliA Wl!l
e1oso tho season.
Tho Masonic uocab1os, given at their elegant
npartmcuts al tile Masonic Block, hare been
largely attondcd during the heaaon, md llaSo
gven the highest Satisfaction 10 those who liaso
participated.
Tho suries OF chccl-apron hops at the Opera-
House lave Gccu q decdea allcccHa. The Uni
vcrsaligt sucioly, with whom they originated. has
guinc.i many warm friends thoreby, anA tho
young folks pronounce them tue yors brat Social
entertainments ever given under tue fostering
caro- of that Society.
g WEST SIDE LECTURE counsE. ..
| Tho people Of Jeliet will lavn All opportunity
| Of attending q Herics OF lcctnree, commencing
| Fob. u, wlleh considering the price nsl;cd for
tho course, will a,irpnss nny ever given in this
| city. Thny will be given under tho auspices, as
| heretofore announced, Of the First Presbyterian
Church Society," aud will be given on tho follow.
! Ing dates at tloir church building:
| TueBtiny, Feb III. Prof. +. J.. Patton. Doubts
md Donbtcrs." 1ucHday, March 2, Dr. W. II.
blackburn, 'The Northmen In America Before
Tsoslay, 11ate!, 10, tho nov. L. c. Noyos.
Curiositics VI Sleep"
1',asday March 80. tho Row G. l.. Thompson,
!" Wives ot Men of Genius" ....
Tuesday, April II. the ilcv. A. F. kittredge,
Mt. Binal tly Desert OF ARABIA, aud tho
| Dc1ouins.".
| T1uEoy.HHooT1N6.
On Tuesday. the I'd inst, tho Joliet Shooting
| Club had pigeun-poppinr match OH tie grounds
| of 1t. W. Matshn III tho south end of town.
| The daJ waH very unfayornbte oho for goud
| shooting, an il raincd most uf the tinle. There
we're Boycn entries Mt IS ench, divided ZIP into
So 40, a1d 20 per cent Of tho purse. The fol-
| lowing ia thu score:
, 1875-02-08


T>ASknrrr. 1Ssr1ttScE Company CLAIMS
- ca-Er! at highest rates by j. n. WlrilEitkLi- 10
lieA1,aH-at4. Eu,tl T.. -
Af"ShY To I.JAS nS 1,lp!sOvEp CITY ri:0r-
NJ s7ts IN tHint aE Itttl nud upwards. Apply At
CSh'' ltt'ar q; slrASY, ii; Cl.r. ''''''
A|;SEf To LuHS nN naAsllSps, WATCHES.
dsti'h-s1., near tlArE. T., aHii.'c1 lnH.
AfnSEY To 1f,AS-ox DIAMONDS, WATGiiE8
Ill Slnxee machines, mud nther caItaaYAIs. Psirata
ofce l1L t'l1-h-St,. Roam =, upslAlrs.
MONEY 10 tpAs-IS SUMS or TI,ttu AMI
w upwards fur "a Or " ass Frtt-clats cnmotchl
UIuek. II, I.yWi.
1'u IOAS--A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS -AT Q
j. rt test On zu'd real estate security. Z. W. WES-
TON. lfs lhnrlarn-st.
ST. 900 IT,. T. I9Ax Gno oE T. c5Igh M59f Il. HFA W.:hss Is
IE-tl.
G.G nm Tu LOAN Upon cltlCAtii real. EH-
NJ: u'it tste TOR J. term uI rrars BRYAN LATH-
c1p mn s1e.Mt at.eN. APPLICATIONS
EapteI VI 1n H. hr,teass eity rEoi,ory
&]()0 0O(| IN HAND r, ruRGHAsE CON:
Ant sinali amounts. E4n haTn cen money
FtttlNK 9. iIDSti i BltC. II Ea.f Hssriart'el.sf.
, 1875-02-08

4 ECurAVASr -BOOkS DPESED AND CLOSED.
e1pest fr,aaptIY attended to. Address EEB, Kuom l.
lbt Fart Madtsnn-st.
NrlckEl, PLATING DONE or EVERY DEsCRIP.
IN tim, III irsl -uIats stYle, SEWMAE j HEInAtN.
cdrnuE tsandrrh saa Mstket*sts.. ku'n6.
SAyE poSrAc;E AND pArEn iiY USING GUill.
naue and address prnted tcnt TT Is cts. addron
GEORGE 4; GuLBrluRp. M!nsFal pulnt. VII.
, 1875-02-08

lng Of Sl'akespcrean rca'itnHs hero soon, under
Tho n,tHt,iccH OF Messrn. n. A. Knowles mud J. n.
Hazard. HFRrHE.
, 1875-02-08

;, There were halt.a-dozen clowns and circus
performers, whose merry antics created much
m1netstmant during tho intervals OF tho dance. At
~ O'Clock the gas was Bubdued. and Prof, Bpen-
sss announced The approach OF tho son Of
ra Tua KnEHIyE OF EdYpT.
1n,.i III main doora Of the auditorium opened, and
= nying camel entered, with slow and stateiy
sna, Msao. y wore the traditinnal "hunp" aud
ceulrs f 9fesh from tue desett. Arriving In tho
eauaa!asaoner ..i with bowed head on beulcd kueo.
a.. A. 'u's aanotn1e, Master Guy Dickson bastrods
hheo!ys: The novel spectacle was received with
III Msasr. .pp.sasq; l subsequently, trarspisod
s,n, sonatsd tle samels legs: The dance was 10 10.
.ha,, - - 70 most Attractive programme,
Ias ssats Of r,! the dsstscrce aud galleries
thar recognition OF fsnlliar facas xith axs1x
dsnsonstrstion Of sppaaze. .Theyo spoosa.ors
oonpSsed ali professions, and tnouled hal Iart.o
class Of very proper people who had naysr vi.
nasssa dance before. supper was carved
At TUE un1OA HOTEL.
Ihia Y one OF Gsleaburgs institutions, and In
ops ssttRAslon hAs NO Esaognlzad rlyels auona
, 1875-02-08
BUSINESS CHANCES,



4 NT!OS -WESIDk 4 CO., lsa EAST WAsH!SG-
EiA;Ks. Asn HLhlGiis. TUESDAYS AND Fiji
hays II 10 n.
Pare, whiting purcha4e horses at as pacc can
opportunity u trJing t3sal tbs lay bato1e salo thai
they tuay nut bo d1cciSal.
Will bs sod at iuus pslJss, IL AnI ~ Wost Mon
, 1875-02-08
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TO EXCHANGE.

no EXCHANGE. .aD AIRES OF PINE AMI on.
dAr tlnes. tuilr. ft.n nunth Chicago; Adjacent 10
raltost stkltpn. CA xt ~ uearbosn~ss., kto.u II.
'I'u ,ENEllASGE-L CLEAR At ESGLEWD0D.
corner saH .Iecul. Iar tcstsnc WORTH from SIuU1 TO
At, No. OIL Soulh blIe l.. A. GILBERT 4 CO., 2u8 Ii.
balle.st. .--
rI,u xCfIASi;E-1MrROVEU ltEslDENt;E PT0P.
arty' so"sa Side. worth sa,tyt' for country 'uln,
trade la a *nlsrt tom, Addrcrs FRANK EKNEsT.
Gtulf9-Er.. south Of Nv y.eec4.ud-st.. thieavn
, 1875-02-08

JVAkTEn-To HkNT-OR AHY, u OH D. ACRES
saSo. AdIfs.s u III UattAgs dso1sas.