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VNTANTED-PARTN expert
w enced merchant would like to connect
himself with some established commission bus
iness Would invest moderate capital. Ad-
dress L. H., Lock box 1863. se23-2t
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his work in the State. Thirty counties arr
fully organized.
A plan Of organization was adopted. =. r
WIS. Bacon was elected President; Z. W
Cole, Secretary. and E. c. Middleton, Treasurer
The foregoing constitute the Executive Com
mlCteC. The question Of direct political action
in the approaching election was referred to the
Executive Committee with power to act.
Others matters more Of private than public
character were discussed and disposed OF, and
the meeting adjourned.
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vNTANTED-STO ROOM Small, In q
w thriving country town, with or rooms
attached for housekeeping: rent must be rea-
sOnable. Address FRANClS DRAKE, Plain
vile, Hamilton county, D. se23-3t
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VNTANTED-JIM AND CHARLIE DAVIS
w Formerly of ia Race street, are located
mt the "Sun Saloon" 70 Fountain Square,
where they will be pleased to see their friends.
Open day and night. se2l-5t
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TINOR RSALE-lIOUsE--As small frame house.
.E fruit trees, &c. with IL acres ground, on
Ohio River. I5 miles below Cincinnati, on the
o. n NJ. u. r., abouss miles below North Bend.
Win be sold vecy low for cash, and possession
4 ven Immediately. Accommodation trains
kop thcre. Price S1, ,s00. Apply 10 A. BROW
HI No. % W, Third ST. sesa-at
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The Carriers, Window at the Post-ofsc.

CINCINNATI, Sept. "a, 1876.
On and after Saturday, Sept. 26th 1875, the
Carriers Window will be open from 8 80 A. M
| until IL O'Clock A. NJ, instead of from $3.50 A.
NJ. until 10 A. NJ, as heretofore.
G. r. WAHLE, Postmaster.
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Marine.

QUEENSTOWN. Sept. 4.-The White
Star steamer Baltic sailed from this port
at 10 A. NJ. to-day for New York.
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INTANTED--TO BUY-Standing or side
w wall showcase, from to s feet high,
with or without drawers, Must be cheap. Ad-
dreSs G. B. T.. this Office aul0-tf
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Special to the star.
BELLEFONTAINE, Sept. 24.-There was
considerable talk of hanging Schell last
night, but no attempt was made. The
feeling against him is very strong.
The Coroners jury at this hour { II
o'clock are still engaged in investigat-
ing the case. There is no doubt OF
Shelps guilt.
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yTTANTED = PARTNER - Good photo
wv grapher, with instruments and stock, to
nayel with large and handsome portable
gallery just completed. Address Immediately,
s. w. LEWIS, Box 240, Rising Sun, Ind. se23-3t
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NTANTED-THE MAN-Who left a pock-
w et-book at the beer saloon Of Fred. Tege-
kr, south side Of Alabama street, between
Johnson street and the Nj. and U. II. r., on
Thursday evening, September 9th, to call and
prOye property and take it away. se2l-3t
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Late Foreign News.
ANOTHER FAILURE.

LONDON, Sept. 24.-It is rumored that
Messrs. Kattengill Il Campbell, general
merchants, have suspended. They were
regarded as strong house.
A special from Vienna reports that
two members of the Servian ministry
voted against the address to Prince
Milan.
PARIS, Sept. M.-Madame Joanne Lou
se Farrene, celebrated musician and
composer, is dead.
FROM SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. PA force Of twenty
five hundred Carlists, near Viella, while
trying to cross the French frontier, has
been completely blocked by a force of
ten thousand Alfonsists, and their re-
treat cut oil.
SERIOUS CHARGE--DECEASED.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-The London Times
accuses Don Gutierrez, Minister OF Hon.
duras, of having conspired with Mr.. Le-
fevre and others to deiraud the British
public. 1t says there can not be any
question that the Government is bound
10 refuse him any further recognition.
Robertson Gladstone, brother OF Right
Honorable w. L. Gladstone, is dead.
FROM sERvIA.
BELGRAvE, Sept. 24.-Every person
oIding Office in the Servian Court has
been dismissed, in consequence of the
discovery Of a great defalcation, in
which all of the officials are more or less
implicated.
The Servian Minister of War has Or
dered five batteries Of artillery and four
battalions of infantry to proceed to the
Bosnia frontier, Turkish troops are
stationed Oh the other side of the lines.
1t Is reported that five thousand Turk
ish troops have started for Nisch, on the
frontier Of Servia. The Servians are
throwing up extensive earthworks.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE--FARM-Ver cheap; 52O- acre
I term. q. W. BARNETT, Sainte Marie,
III. se2S-3t
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LOR 5ALk-LAND--5O acres prairie land |:
T gsod spiiag on same; 10 thtckty-settod
heig.,Gorliooa, III Affair county, Iowa, near
eomty -sent. Or wiz trade for horse nd light
spring wagon. Address "W," this Office.
Ijyll-Tl
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VNTANTED - CABINET MAKER-First-
w class, and draughtsman; one capable Of
taxing charge Of shop. Address RICH MOND
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO.,
Richmond, Ind se23-3t
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EOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
I Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW g
TO-, 30 West Third street. jyl6-tf.
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E,OR SALE-COAL-Yough ghiogheny Coal, to
FOmeroy, 81 10. Corner Third and John. 1t*
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L,OR SALE OR TRADE - FLOURING-
I MILIs-Fine one, within three squares Of
u worth for cash. Apply to q, h. SPENCER,
Pendtet0n, lndlana. se23-3t
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wv TANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of
w flrst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Cali for AGENT, 23O Walnut
Etreet, first floor. ie26-tf
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E>OR SALE-PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Il And fixtures, at oae-half what it inyoiced
six months ago: good reasons for selling. Ad
aress A. Il. TURNBULL, Post-ofice box sl6,
Springfield, Q. /. se23-3t
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EOR SALE-BUsINESS- good notion
IL wagon, horses and route for sale very
sheap. Address c. G. LEITZ, New Richmond,
Ohio seG-tf
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VNTANTED- PARTNER-With $4,000, to
w engage in manufacturing business that
ran be made to clear $20,0D0 year. Address
Glass-box 1885, Dayton, o. se23-3t
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w and active travelling salesman for the
sale Of tobacco and tea. No other need apply.
Address P. D. Box 403. se2S-3t
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WTANTED-DRUG STORE-ln a live town
w where the trade is not overdone: North
ern Ohio preferred. Address Post office Box
tH3. West Zanesyille, O, - se23.3t
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NTANTED-D $500 cap
w ital 10 take charge and an interest In
Hell-paying drug store. Address Box Il, Car
bolton, Ky. se23-3t
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: Advertisements in this col
mn sc. per line. No insertions
less than 1Oc.
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Il Ond hand in great variety. For bargains
Gall at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. Z.
MILLER u SONS. sep7-tf
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wANTED---Mr MISCELLANEOUS
TNTANrEU U-PONY-Must he cheap. In.
wv quire at Star Office from 12k to O'Clock
au26-tf
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TNOR SALE-SrORE-Count store in one
Jig Of the best railroad towns near Cincinnati
also wagon route for country produce, at q
bargain. Address PRODUCE, Post-onlce box
e1e, city. se23-3t
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NTANTED-BARB RBER-Gool white barber
w to assist during Southern Ohio Fair for
enc week; good wages will be paid. Call on
Monday, the 27ch, at No. 4 Jefferson street,
Dayton o. se23-3
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JKTANTED-YOUT TO CALL-At KELLY'S
w New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
1y5 West Fifth street, between Elm and.Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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LNOR SALE-STALLION-A Joe Downing
Il Abdallah, celebrated for good breeder
and sure foal getter; a rare chance. Address
W. Il. PARKS, Carlisle, Ky. se23-St
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AWANrED BUY YOUR HATS OF
N MARTIN, at 42 w. Fifth st. jy15-f
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w in Ohio or Pennsylvania, doing a good
business town not less than 5,0u0 inhabitants.
Address ri. MACE Richmond Ind. se23-3
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EOR SALE-VIOLONCEL auitar
Il both patent head, full strung and In good
aIder;- will exchange for clothing. Address
A. g. NELSON, Port Washington, o. se23-3t
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NNTANTED - YOU TO KNOW - That B.
w CAVAGNA & SON have a new lot Of fine
BOneess Goldfish, and splendid line Of
GrOceries. jy26-tf
, 1875-04-11
DEATHS.

OLkA4G 4G1s
! coEERY-Apri ). = 10 O'Clock p n. william Coz:
Fnaesal fon tho rosdeees at his sister, Mr., Kkr.a,
~ Wsls-st e9rne. at White. Sunday ii Ii O'Clock. b;
RHIET-rhnsuds1 April s, q. dropw, Joseph Ehrst.
e ~ ..!a.ggs ia gss::M ii Marsssy H H. L
u KeS York sod Pbi1.dslpht. psosrs pl...s copy,
brstn J.aes Ghrk LII. iasnt sea Il Jane. X Lsts
Funeral f,on, res!denoe No: 100 soa.h Robe5<. Sun
withont further notice. ~" '>'''As .A''>'1
s,c MosS4s ge9ess a2 H. va:, A1za Lizzie 4.
-. Mond.1, Iprii L. ii D. in ~ '' >'1''''
Will. I'D sas. IL 5e dW1 nss, s s9G T.:
onsS % tbs bs ,9, q e 6s e
spscefag e ia1*d DO ILL., - af' ~
WoGgTa. s fs Eoast & .ssn a0
Rssnsias f.Ssa st t. Ia~fsac.. Ksa. @Sa ''e1s
OH y os ens 81 % Ws l. : II sa q Hsa {; dtS
Notics of fanoszi hs1eaito1. ~
L.; "a tnesa # f., r %eha oc
iaooeet !; &c cal9srS M s css 9.''''''
.5ee R3*s:fe; :aa s:teai ho ns';' .ass
months.
5si1.: q l.; :. 81 J III lii: n IT.;
Fuaefal b e.al.xes to oai'a1s. % Nonass Il ios1
aytd T. hs sg On The 81 Hes:
scooapsnied By the Young Laftes' Soeiasy.
ai1LT7Aprn 70. Barh:rdt Milt.
{ &c
Quested to attend.
PARpEE-O Saturday April 10. Anna. daughter Of
ias e. 10 s.
d.5 mufnios, April Ii, Il II O'Clock. ' '''"'
, 1875-04-11

Among our homo companies, the :" Globe de-
serves special mention. Il being one OF the most
sueceasfu1 and bestamanaged institutions in tho
West. It's assets. Jan. l, 1876, reached tho very
respectable stun Of 47l4 e62.o8, ita funds be-
ing invested in the most unexceptional
securities. According to che official report in the
New York Insurance Department, Jan. /, 1875,
it had $31B, 900 loaned On real estate valued at
$713 00o *66, Ain United States bonds, $108 900
in other interost-bearing bonds, and upwards OF
$31, 600 cash in banks, making about $225 coo
in cash secutities with which to meet any sueep-
ing loss. Such exhibit speaks volumes for tho
management Of s. P. Walker, its Secretary, IN
underw1ite5, Of ability and experience. 1t has
been admitted and doing business In al OF tho
larger States, having passed the sewers scrutiny
OF = personal examination by Stephen Il. Rhodes,
Commissioner Of Massachusetts r. II. Maltbie,
Commissioner Of Connecticut; 4. E. Row. Com
missioner OF Michigan and Ed. Russell OF
Kaneas, and by the Chief Clerks Of tho Now York
Department.. Mccall and Davidson It has
in premiums ouer an,iuion and a quarter dollars,
and paid in lossss 8boot $3.50, 900, Z showing.
Which CLEARLY demonstrates the wisdom OF tho'
plan Of its management in writing small lines on
good risks without aGy mornl hszard, and dis
tributing them tudiciously to give fair rcmun-
Grafton for the risk incurred. This Company
makes specially Of insu1ing dwellings,, n It's
books show large proportion OF that class Of
business George f. Harding Is President, and
Walter Eimball Vice President, Of the Company.
Those readers who want good insurance ut fair
rates are recommended to cal 1t the of6es Of tho
Company, No. 1l0 LnSalle street.
, 1875-04-11
Outdoor and Indoor Advertising

Outdoor and 1n-Door Advertising.
Noiss IL not sdyertidng-and lies oone home to
roost. Il you exhibit vax-hgures or stu6ed-birds,
don't presume upon tho czeduAty or the audience BY
saying the ahssus sre real. Don't say "tts Ill wool
aud yard vide" when It's part cotton, and only 81
inches. Simple declaraHons, wanting truth, will not
pay; nor can \ lie, With ever 10 much emphasis in
the telling of 1t, pssa current IL tho word Of honor
To sum up, the best scheme we know OF, whether to
advcrtise youF business outside nside and assure
tta growth and popularity, either to-day oz Tomorrow
is aimply this:
Open business with reliable merchandise
Dspny It In quantity sufficient to meet tn REQUIRE
ments Of the public where you are located.
Be sure that your advantages arc equal, II noe su-
Keep up with the everyday demand for sor,athnr
new, and b first to offer it for sate
Employ polite md truthful xxlosnasn to dispose OF
your goods, End never permit misrepresentation IN any
transaction.
Consult extrasagant desire or habit, con5ide, no
1oxur1ea That you would like to enjoy Hheu
you are deciding upon tho percentage to b added
to actu1l oost. Tho selling prico elould bo based
word.
Treat Ill patrons a1ite, whssher high Or u, poer or
rich. E0~~ -
Hthts plan IL carried ont, 1t will guarantee m syer.
increasing sud prosperous business and 1t will porpot-
man. r
~. Nutttnx. nne clothter for men, youths, bo,s.
uouts.
, 1875-04-11

The Violet MS n Bonapartist Emblem.
The Sport, speaking Of this flower as the SYM
bol Of one Of the political parties in France, mar
rates the following: "The adoption Of the en-
blsm dates from the first years Of the nestora-
ton, and Was due to An inspiration Of Nile.
Mars, the celebrated actress Of the Theatre
Francais 6ho was Bonapartist, and did not
disguise her opinions, 80 that shortly before tho
Hundred Days, while p1sying in new piece, she
appeared with . boquet OF those flowers in her
bosom. Tho incident caused crest exctemeut
In consequence Of the recollection attached to
the violet, which was in season when Napoleon
returned from Elba, at the end OF March, and
the population OF Paris ut once associated tho
flower in tho homage With which they Welcomed
the return Of the exile. Tho day after tho ar
1ival Of the Emperor in Paris every button-hole
Was decked With it, and Ladies' wore 1t in thcir
wristbands and in their bonnets. That circum-
stance xas the starting point Of the political
meaning OF the yio1et, bat the bold nanifcsta-
tion OF a1ls. Mars fixed tho meaning OF tho
symbol"
, 1875-04-11
. The u Bankrupt Store. =

New evidences Of the growth and prosperity Il thts
city are gathering thick and constantly zdnce tho 70
v1ral Of business. The oue We wish particularly to
draw stention to in this instance II the conversion Of
the old Broadway Market, corner Of TWenty'seeond
and ssata strsets-vhieh, by tbs wsy used to ba IN
eyesoze In tbs oeighborhood-nto magnificent dry
goods and fancygoods asorstn fact the largest with
ono exception, On the South Stde,-ond On principle
which recommends itself to al economically disposed,
Al they seu everything at rinouslylow prices which
Mr. shire the proprietor, well afford to do, ss be
understands exactly how to pick up bargains - Al de-
tho thas ho makes 1t speciaty to buy mp bank
rupt stocks ant job lots: and. 70 Judge from ma
crowds which gnther hers day and evening" ITS mode
Of business 1ppreciatcd and he well deserves IT, for
such enterprise u benedt to the whole population.
, 1875-04-11

FEATHRRs AND PILLOWS.
l. good pillow ia u great comfort, and helps
materially to induce Rleep. Feathers have from
time immemorla1 been considered the best article
for that purpose, and ever will remain SO. The
only firm in this city that mAkea this business =
specially is Messrs. Charles Emmerich d Co..
and the fact that they have been IN business here
eince 1856, with yearly increasing trade shows
that they thoroughly understaud what they are
handling. and that their goods and work are
thoroughly appreciated By tho people. Their
atore il at Nos. 237 and 289 East Madson ztrees,
just close to the bridge.
AANrE1s AND CRATES.
Nowhere elso can display OF these goods b
seen to equal that Of the Gowen Marble Com
pany. Their Office and show-rooms a1e st No. II
North Clark street, and their mill and dock at
146 to 152 North Water street. These works are
very extensive, and their facilities for manufac-
turing go g1eat that they leave all competitors
behind, on account of their fine workmanship
gEates is we'll worth inspecting, being feI works
Of art,-Art, however, OF the useful order. Their
gsanlte-wofk, also, Of III descriptions Ia truly
handsome. Their being importers Of Scotch
granite and tho onl. manufacturers OF American
.rknits monuments in Chicago, gives .thon su-
pefior advantages to sell at lower prices than any
other Western dealers.
STOVES AID HoUsE-FURH1su1Ea GOODS.
In this department Of tho domestic economy
there is no better place to visit than the emDo-
rum OF Watson Brothers, 1t No. 500 West Madi-
son street. Their store presents the appear
ance OF perfect depot, everything pertaining
to ouse-furniahing being here to be found, in
cludlng plated and wooden waro, plain aud ia
panned tinware, and. in short, everything in that
line. They carry largo aud complete assost-
ment OF stoves, their specially being the Xxx
Paragon Range, one Of the most compact, siu-
pie, and beautiful ranges in the market
Tho number already sold amply testife1 a. to
its merits, it being considered by far the favor
ite. They also make business OF storing
BtoveB. Among other spec.alties is the Empire
Wringer, one thar turns With half the labor, has
more capacity aud durability, than any other yet
before the public; also, Vogs'a Refrigerator, tie
best and cheapest to be found in the city. Sell
ing as they do for cash only. they are thus en-
abled to offer their goods II extremely low
prices
, 1875-04-11

More Of those Exquisite
Patterns in laco and Nottingham curtains that HnRcr,
jenkins Fsxon, 80 and 81 Stats street. will keep
tanahdug you with tua& In. Look II ths1n hdtea
vhsthar you buy OF not.
, 1875-04-11

Mt1waukee House Furnishing.
Hs nndersaEd that On Monday, ruesday, sad
"Wednesday Of this week, 6. a. pu.tles, the ontaz-
pr3sng proprietor ot the Iar9est hardware and houss
furnishing Emporium Of the entire Northwest cordial
II invites bis patrons both gentlemen md ladies to
CAL and examine bis spring stock Of nsw goods Il as6
and 81 East Water street. Muvaukea
, 1875-04-11

Elegance and Economy.
The readeuu OF TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE viii dud it to
their interest to examine before ordering elsewhere.
the stylish panta1oons ranging from s. to ST, and
the handsome suaes and ovsrcoats from SIS to $40
which uade to nea2ure at Gatzarta popular tailor
ing house, 183 South Clark street.
, 1875-04-11
PaiutiuEa.

The new paintings, for some tins expected from
Munich hare arrived and art lovers and connoissaura
invited to an inspection, at Bjghwoods Collection
Of European Paintings, NO. ISL South Clark street
They represent eminent aztista in by small
goms of desirablo character Tho Art Noos azs opau
fron 2 4. m. to 5p. N.
, 1875-04-11

Handsomest Window in the City.
II the ladies' would ssa what effects b produced
in Wallpaper, curtains, and lambreqnins, lss them
look into HilSeE, Jenkins Faxon's window, 10 and
81 stats street, house-furnlshng row.
, 1875-04-11

On Wedoesdsy, April IL, VIC khan hays su1 sprinx
optrtnS OF millinery goods, md shan exhibit Al o1ten-
sVe stock Of rich and desirable Par noyeluas special
Eoods os our importation; also, 1arss s,ock Of
trimmed round haz and bonaets Of t.s highest order
q style No cards. Hotchkiu. Palrasx X Ia, la sd
80 6tata 4trsat "
, 1875-04-11
011ara.

Collars.
Tho nearest approach to linen collar Il furnished
n the Warwick and Etmwood collars. Thay have e1e
sted revolution In the collar trade, consumers
have found It economical to buy good collar
that always looz vol than ths pooz articles hszstofors
sold khAu
, 1875-04-11
Qnnuiufr,

The elegant photographic rooms Of A. z. Willis and
J. Z. Stephens will b open to the public tomorrow
evening" Thtoss VIII ind the elevator in attendance
from tn 10. Northwest corner Stats and Madison,
entrance On Madison, nearly opposite a1ov1ckers.
, 1875-04-11
New Spring Over-Gar1nnnts I'm

New Spring over-Garnents.
Aoatay Ne shan open splendid assortment II
cashnere and drap dets IN iacksts I'll,
1nas and tahlttts embroidered aud othozFisA boaua
fully trimmed. ALSO Large etoct q Imitation India
and otaer In and desirable etyloz prtcea
guaranteed ~ low ~ the lowest. HotehHQ. T.lmax
Co., l37 and l29 6tata street
, 1875-04-11
Western SprinHa.

Western Springa.
Our readers who are In need at = natural ls1Akys,
dursdo, and tcaie, ha7e chance for week {ree
Of ch.rgs) to tn Western Springs mineral water At
tha Of Clark and Warrington strssts Bas ID
ye1ttseunent On first p7Re.
, 1875-04-11

from the factory At Julius Bauer 4 Co., Nen York
For sweetness of tone durability, and finish. these in
strunents ars unziyaled obaerTs, co1uax Of Palmer
HonRA
, 1875-04-11

8ketchin4 and Drawing.
LII. Felit Regamey, of the Academy Of Design, viii
open evening claas for stetchinX and drawing.
Those desiring to avail themselves Of his tast1uaon
Will p1eaxs cal CT addrosa him 1t Room Kesnino
.}41kaQ} Bpi1dinp.
, 1875-04-11

HUGE.
II your houses ars infested with eochoAeheE, bed
buga moths, OF ants, spply addreas Conan, 147o
south DAa.born street, formerly Al Waat Aadison
street.
, 1875-04-11
PtluoR and CrrAuR

Pianos and Organs.
$sy aus selected stoek of pianos md oTcaas csu
b eesn A 1u1iua Bauer oo.x, eoz1r II sAts anf,
2aass~ ktzssts u RaizsR HsaaA8 IA D4sk.aa -.
, 1875-04-11

MARRIAGES.
TILLOTS0E-PINKuAA-Apr S, By tho Rev, r. r
GOODWIN, j. T. Ttlloson and Alxs Emma D. Pinlhana
10 card1.
WHEELHR-LARGE-InC Chfcazu, March 81. By thu
Rev. +. W. Goedspeod, N. Il. Whseles Of Jaoes4iifo
Wis. and Kitty LarKe, Of Chicago.
, 1875-04-11
Eecoud-Hnnd Organs

Secondhand 0rgana,
Very me iced sona, Estey, Prince Co.. and
Burdet organs. bu le used for sale st Reeds Tam
pla OF Music, "a Van Buren street, It half-pr1cA+